The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-02

iof n lew udyS STAY.
Chas. Carlson boarded the Tuesday
afternoon flyer for the capital city for
couple of days recreation
Assessor Crosson and Banker Dewey,
OF Georgetown came down on this morn
lne's trs in from the countyseat.
Mayor George Riley went to the
City of Lights on the Monday afternoon
train to consult with business associates
Alexander Hamilton Colburn, the ex-
pert horse trader aud owner of the Sport
ing Times mine, came up from Denver
Monday evening.
Ed Schoellkopf, manager of the New
ton mills of the Gem Consolidated
Mines company. returned Monday eve.
ming, from brief visit in Denver.
The ladies of the Sunnyside Lutheran
noon Mt the residence of Mrs. Godfrey
Carlson on Miner street All are well
come.
V. l. Noxon went to the capital city
last Monday to attend the State Editor
ial association's session and to admire
Barney O'Connell from the house
gallery.
John Lynn departed Thur day after
noon for Hilsboro, N. NJ, where he has
accepted good job under J J. May.
Mr.. Lynn's family will follow him in
the near future.
Harry T. Mcneil, formerly with the
Waltham company of this place, re
turned Monday evening after an alb,
sence of over year. He expects to re-
main for some days.
Miss Harrington, Girls King, Miss May
Smith, Mrs J. w. Boyd, S A. Noyes and
son, Harry, and DIR. l.. c, Law, of the
Seeman tunnel, were among the passen.
gers on this mornings train for Denver
r. J. Lumley, who was a fire boss on
the Primero coal mine in which an ex-
plosion several days ago killed % miners
for, was a cousin of f. r. Lumley, Of this
city.
Manager +. d. Wiley, of the Cham
berlaluD Dillingham Ore company, has
suffered another attack of sciatic rheu-
ic ,,ft tn hi u,
consequence, this week through the ad.
vice of his physicians.
Miss Beatrice Cook, sister of Mrs. +,
r. Roberts, was entertained by the
latter last Saturday evening by sur.
prise party attended by a number OF
young friends. Games and refreshments
made the evening enjoyable.
The Woman's Foreign NJ. T. church
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
held its monthly meeting at the par
sonage on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Or. II. O. Allen read a paper on The
Coming of the Missionaries. Mrs. R
r. Adams told of her experiences ii
the Haw aiian Islands"
The incorporation documents for the
Goldacre Mines company, with a capi.
tai stock OF $500, ,ooo, were filed in the
Office of the secretary of state the latter
part of last week. The incorporates
are: George G.. Vivian, G. Ray Vivian
and Ernest A. Vivian. The Office of the
company will be at Empire.
Morrison X. James, station agent for
the c. & S., has resigned his position
and as soon as he is checked out will
leave for some point in New Mexico oil
Arizona accompanied by his wife Mr.
James has made an excellent record
while agent here and our citizens having
business with the railway company have
obliging as consistent with railway rules
Papers incorporating the Idaho
Springs Fishing association. with capi.
tai stock of S., 900, were filed in the
county records last Saturday. The di.
rectors are John c. Sturdevant, Edgar
A. Eaves, J. II. Nahkervis, Harry
l.. Robinson and Ben. T. Owen. The
object for which the association is formed
is to lease and stock lakes for fishing
purposes, and to come home and tell
IS.
Hector Mckensie, employed at
Straub's saw mill, met with a peculiar
accident last Monday afternoon at the
Straub barn in this city, in which he
broke both bones of his right leg be-
tween the ankle and knee. McKensie
had caught the heel of his boot in hole
in the floor and in trying to extrcate
his pedal extremity lost his balance and
fell irx such a n, inner ac fo caura q