The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-11-09

IDAHO
Don't fail to hear Ada Russell Davis
as San Toy III the Elks Minstrels.
District Attorney J. W.B. Smith
went Denverward Monday morning on
legal business.
W. L. Shaffer, the busy mine man
ager, went to Denver Monday on i'm
portant business.
Robert Csllow returned this week
Hillboro. N NJ. where he has spent
the past few months.
Mrs. Myrtle Supp and son went to
went to Denver last Monday morning
for few days stay.
W. A. Lamb. the popular machinery
salesman departed Monday morning
for the state metropolis.
Mrs. w. G. Thompson and Mrs. A.
H. Hansell spent the fore part of the
week in the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaFrance Roll went
to Denver Tuesday morning for sew
eral days visit with friends.
Robert Sherman left Monday morn
ing for Seattle, Wash, where he will
probably remain for the winter.
S. A. Noyes, secretary of the cham
ber of commerce, spent couple of
days in Denver the first of the week.
Merchant C. l. Lamb was in Denver
this week on business connected with
his heavy mercantile interests in
this city.
Claude Sachs editor of the Mining
Investor, of Denver, was in this city
Tuesday, sizing up the mining outlook
for the district.
Guy c. Stumm, assistant general
manager of the Gem Consolidated
Mines company went to Denver Tues
day on important business.
John Owen, John j. Hoban and w. S.
Leebrick We're among the prominent
mining men on board the Monday
morning train for the metropolis.
C. H Fuller, of Idaho Springs, has
taken charge of operations on the
Quartz Mill mine in Russell gulch for
pool of Idaho Springs men.-Regis-
ter Call.
A. c. Hassen, of the Trathen stores,
came up from Denver last Saturday
remaing two days. MIR. Hassan S
business interests may require him to
remain in Denver permanently.
Kirby Thomas, associate editor and
western representative of the Mining
World, Chicago, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in this district looking over
the mining field in the interest of his
well known publication.
Charles A. Newmire, for a num-
Der of years connected with the Daily
Mining Record but who is now asso-
ciated with the H. A. Riedel Invest
company, spent a couple of days here
this week inspecting the holdings of the
Banner Consolidated Mines company,
including the Rockford tunnel proper
critics.
Theodore H. Becker, of New York
City, accompanied by his son, Henry
Becker, of Denver, and grandson Col
Inns Becker, of Cripple Creek, were in
Idaho Springs yesterday on business.
The elder Mr.. Becker is Sc years old,
and is the owner of the Becker placer,
one of the most valuable tract of
ground adjoining this city.
The remains of William G.. Bishop, a
well known old resident of this city who
died in Arvada, February 8, 1902, and
who was buried in the local cemetery
were disinterred the first of this week
and shipped to Arvada, where they
were placed by the side of his son,
William John Bishop who died in Ar
vada the latter part of last week, in
Paramount cemetery near Denver.
incorporation papers have been filed
for the Investors Gold and Silver Min
ing company, capitalized at 81, 600, 600,
the shares having par value of 81
each. Adam Reed and c. W. Felter,
of Colorado Springs; w. M. Meyers and
S. Fitzpatrick, Of Kansas City, are the
directors for the first year, and the
principal Office of the company will be
at Colorado Springs. Operations will
be conducted in Lincoln mining district
in this county.