The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-10-26

For SALE-Two saddle mares, with
saddles and brides cheap. Call up
phone Red 534, Georgetown.
DR.. A. B. McCapes returned from
professional visit to the eastern part
of the state Thursday morning.
Mrs. j. w. b. Smith went to the
valley town last Thursday morning
for few days visit with friends.
DR.. R. z. Mason, age Ss years, ia
ther of Ed. C. Mason. former resi-
dent of this city, died at his home in
Boulder Wednesday,
Thomas A. Irwin of the Justice mine
over the ridge north of town, and a
charter member of the local lodge of
Elks, was in the city the first of the
week.
A program and social will be given at
Lutheran church in Sunnysde Thurs
day evening Oct 3lst. DR.. G. A.
Brandelle of Denver will be present
to deliver an address, Admission free,
DIR. J. T. McClanahan of Boone
vile, Mo-, was in the city the first
Of the week on mining business. The
doctor departed Tuesday afternoon
for Denver to attend his brother who
is convalescing from an attack of ma
lerial fever.
David S. Holderness came up the
first of the week from Rye, Colo, a
mining camp Sc miles south of Pueblo
where he is employed, being called on
account of illness in his family AS
the folks were getting along nicely he
departed Tuesday afternoon.
Congressman Warren A. Haggott
and family departed Monday afternoon
for Des Mones, Iowa, for short visit
after which the Congressman will re-
turn to this city before his departure
for Washington, and Mrs. Haggott and
the children will go to Columbia, Tenn,
to visit with relatives.
Miss Hannah Hoar and her nephew,
Fred H. Leach, of Waterbury, Conn
arrived the first of the werk and will
make this city their permanent home.
Miss Hoar is sister of Mrs. John
Trathen, with whom she will make her
home for the present. Mr.. Leach has
accepted position in the local post
office and has already entered upon his
duties
Jas. l.. Lindsay, formerly of this
city, but who left for the Nevada
goldfields several years ago where he
amassed a considerable fortune in a
short time, is the general auditor of the
State Bank and Trust company, of Ne
vada, controlling a chain of banks in
that state, and which suspended this
week on account Of the uncertain con-
dition of the stock markets.
The wild-eyed, frisky, untamed goat
in the Elks paraphernalia room WAS
prodded into unusual activity last
Tuesday night when seven candidat es
lOI tlle aiticio, spent t'li5lbeI dble
time lowering between the floor and
ceiling Those present and most active
were: John M. Morrow, w. A. Beck
Franc is Phillips, W. A. Thompson, A. .
C. Hasson, Fred Sherwood and w. A. .
Carr.
General Frank Hall, Colorado CORES
pondent of the Mining World is in
Chicago this week on his way to
Europe where he will spend the
winter in Italy. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Hall. Mr. Hall is one
of the best known mining writer's in the
west, and has been closely identified
with the mining interests of Colorado
for great many years. Mining
World.
Chas. A. Filteau, of the firm of
Filteau & Arkills, Of this city, re
turned Tuesday from Telluride, where
he was in the employ of the Japan
Flora mines as assayer and engineer.
The duties devolving upon him
were sufficient to keep sever
al men engaged and while he
is tireless worker, the strenuous
life, even with handsome salary at
tached, caused Mr.. Filteau to sever
his relations with the corporation, al
though he was urged to remain.