The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-06

suits they have easier conscience
and the beneficiaries therof are CRATE
full. Let the good work go on and
without delay. A subscriber can tell
by the date on his address how far he
is in arrears. DON'T PUT OFF A
GOOD THING. DO 1T NOW
Justice ohm Wilkins dispensed sum-
mary justice in his court Tuesday morn
ing in pursuance of which the county of
Clear Creek is $50 richer. Two different
counts were preferred against Fred
Cole-one for willful and malicious
assault and the other for carrying con-
cealed weapons. He was fined twenty
five dollars on each count and the cos Is
of $40. SIS which he promptly paid.
The other case was that of Thomas
Powers for assault and battery on con
viction of which he was sentenced to
ninety days in the county Jail and fined
81 rs. Owing to the condition of his
arm and hand, having been shot in the
melee between the two, the judge sus-
pended carrying out the sentence for
three weeks SO that be could receive
medical attention without risking dan
ger to the wounds by too close con-
finement.
The new Lakeside Park or white
City" was opened on Decoration Day
with appropriate ceremonies in the
presence of an immense audience. 1t
is located between Denver and the
foot hills of the Rocky mountains
and a more pleasant location could
not have been selected Twenty min
utes' ride takes one from the business
centers of Denver to this "Coney
Island of the West Over half million
dollars have been spent on the grounds,
buildings and attractions and this will
be largely increased in the future. The
grounds comprise ninety three acres,
of which thirty seven comprise a beau
tiful lake. The attractions are numer-
Gus and of the pleasant character.
Nothing will be left undone by the
management to have everything in
"apple pie" order and that will be
conducive of the very best enjoyment
The enormity of this undertaking as
as well as its numerous concession must
be seen to be appreciated. A day
spent at this producer Of mirth and
merriment will prove an oasis in one S
life
Owing to the fact that considerable
interest is taken in Idaho Springs con-
cerning the financial conditions of the
l. o. o. NJ, the Siftings- News in the
following statement furnishes to its
readers the financial conditions of the
order.
On Dec. 3lst., 1907 being the last
statement that was prepared the in
come for the year 1907 was s7,647.74.
Total disbursements S6, 549l, total
assets, A.I7s.l4, Insurance in force,
$500, 600.
These figures were furnished by the
Insurance commissioner of Colorado.
He was unable to ascertain the nature
of the Disbursements which shows
tndL tne recommendation OF MI. Kitten
house, the state insurance commissioner
to the effect that all fraternal insurance
societies should be under control of
the state commissioner, was timely and
well advised.
The following delegates are repre-
senting the Idaho Springs democracy
at their county convention which is be-
ing held at Empire to-day
No. 1-Thomas Coppard, Fred
Sherr, NJ Galligan, VIM. Broad.
No. l2-E. l.. Regennitter, w. A.
Maxwell, Geo. Wilkie, Joseph Burke,
S. NJ Smith. |. D. Ellis.
No 13-J. J. Culley, John Cocks, V,
|. Noxon, George w. Ford, Eric Erick
son.
No. AR c. Bonney, r. w. Giison,
Thomas Woodward, LOUIS Lindall, Nels
C. l.. Lamb.
No. l5-A. J. McAndrews, l.. E.
assatt, Wilford Griffith, W. R. Reed.
Olof Iverson, A. E. Klein.
On Sunday June 7th., service will be
held at the usual hours at the Metn,-