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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-02
Notis ait Gontraftore,t.
Gs mjrb hermit Wot3 9e9eben. baB Die eomT'llto-
uare BON Iusrarapas Gpnntg SbtD, bis

udre BON Eusraramas Gountp, Obo, Bis
@amltag, 25. Suli 1908,
um ubr amttass STANDARD Ss!t oerssss sg s,s an.
gebpe entgesen nebmen fur o1e steern9 oes wfafes
rals uub bic Mrbeit tir Tolgenoe arpe'ten
1. giue gtiismaier bel ben @al5perten an 5aetDrp
Strabe. Ganal 0pper
g. Heparaturen on BEN 0anm in Soar. ..
8. Cine Bride in gGeft ubri9soille, g.
4. Cine ethsmauer an osr wiuTelo StraBe IN
0oper Tp.
S. Sine Bride an Der etarf 9ateut StraBe in
SaIem Up
8. Cine grhde nabe ber altem @unid 5arm in elap
2omnibip.
Z. sine @riide unbe Der Mobnuns bon 5ranf
Mepers In marwtd 1p.
s. e.ne Bride nabe bsr sudbOrn straBe IN Nsm
GpmerstownjD.
g. 9,pei 8rtdeu an bet C'Donnel Strabe in Union
1omniblp
10. Giue Bride an per @tart Yatent StraBe bel Der
Wobnung ppn SEQ. Nu9ents IN Salem Up
IL. Cine griice bel Der gaubnung bon 0aHlel
Sanber in 9Dper 2p.
le. Sine Bride bel ber mpbnnne BON albert Soer'
bolt IN Dpper Sp.
ls. eiue grade bel oer mobnuns BON Tranf Rant
in Glap Tp.
IA eiueu getou (sOucrete) 8arserfe.s BET Der ain.
beimatb
Seoes Mngebot muB e,n3eln einaeret5t peroen'
Sebes Muasbot mug nm ubr yaaamlttasg IN ber
Office bes County aubtors ieia mn medbe 3e't o'e'
Iclben aebffnet nnb perlelen lueroep
Sic gonn,p GommiifiunGre beba!ten fid, oas Htnf
Dor, einaeIne ober alle Nn9ebote 3urid aa me'le't
sebes Nnaebot fit bic stismauern. bic ReparanreH
am Daum nnb ben Beton Blr9ereia bet oer Rtnoers
beimatb muB Dpn etner beglanblgfen Santonmeinn9,
Sunme BON $4,000 beeleitet ietn als eiie @arantte
hofir hoh her Nieter ben GuMtroft aut iibernebmen
NTH, iuenn fein Mn9ebot an0eHomAeu mtro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-02
ansenommsn am 20. Mdrl 1906.
Deretniete Gtaaten bon Mmeried, Dbto.

NQeriei Mtciben3.Mrbei peroen
in Der 0ruderei 0es .Btoba6ttr"
prompt uni. " reellsn preiien ausse.
flhft.
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7
uneenommen am 20. Mars 1906.
Bereiniete Staaten BON Nmerica, Ohio.
Aaa ES4aa4c a e4rctarS


Bureau bes Stats sSetretdrs.
SD, Garm q. 8 JON on, Stats s6etre,
tdr bes etaates Ohio, bei6einiee biermit, becs
bies cine ip5rtlde Mbidrit it, iorofaltta bon mir
iest, in beiem Bureau bnterleet finb une in mei'e
offi,ienen 6ut als 6taats= Setretdr, fpie perlonn
bur6 bic @eiese bes Staatcs Obio.. elmer gsmein:
bes etaates Ohio, am 20. Sage oss 1adra oes
Sabres 1906.
Gum 3euenib bafitr babe i'd bieruuter metnen
Ramen ge3ebnet uno mein offiBieles Ste9el blns
Dugefiiet in Columbus, bieiem 23. Gage oes
Npril i'm Sabre 1908.
@armi u. Sbompion
(eieoe() Stuats =Sefretdr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-02

a
81 . bstalshsn bon Der censrsl.Nn.mbls Des
esstion l.. Gin gOrfalaa ion ben mabIsrn
stsiss 6tootes bel Der nd9ften Wabl bon utits
s!s 4sntitation o.s staatss Obio 10 iu amsn.
Strs1 eat eestionen l8 bis 81. bstDs eingef@IQfsR
Aes urtitels 2, Stlusli& als 6ettioneu 10 bis 80
is bestsIbsn artit.ls 70 amsnDirt psrssn ioasn,
:" f'l'sn0srmaseg y Ms,is.qa y Iaattn;
an brsi Dsri8isSsnsn aaesa S.rIsien psrosm, aubss
sab, i'm fyaa BON 1Otbmenbisteit brei wiertel
s,sn sSr ben a,,e. y e Ssas an DeI@em g Dtss.
Fl ssDas" erSa ss M D.s' s. s. Ns.
ls.n sass s.i.s.s far .nesaitiss aanirana I'D
In teinem Gan bispenFrt tperben. Rein Gt:.s ion
msor 0ls .iren gessntaas sntsqltsn, Der tlas . IL
lou Ditoer oufeenommtn ober ameHptrt perr !.
auber bic nsus Mite entbdlt bic eanse uieber auts
stnomnene Wife ober bic amenbirten Ssttion ooer
eettion.n fonen pioerrufen tp.rDsn.
Geftion 49,. Jtbes BON ber @enerals Nfsmblp
baHirte @eitb fo1, ebt es ,unt Geieb perben fann,
OsrSen. Wsnn Ct Is osnsbmiet iann (foa) e
Is untersciHnen. Wenn er IS ni9t qenebmiot
fcg e. IS NIT feinen Gintudnben i9.ftli@ an
sann Oi. abtimmuua isinsr paiiiruna, IL qseOer.
srDdgune steben mag. gaenn snei Srittel Der fur
bas 9ans eripdblten Mitoiiecer pann einis merp.n.
sds geiss. no@mais ~ paIiren, .ioa e sllm @sf.s
WCIUeWy ttpB ptE 0lHlpuNut peS SOpupetHSutS.
Nenn elm @eieb bonn G,ouoerneur innerbalb 10
4deen, NIT Musnabme BON Sonntagen nattbem cs
tbm boreeieet mnrbe, bon ibm nidt surtdetianot
tperben io1te, bann ioa IS gum @eies !peroen
auber bic @enerafs Mfemblp berbtnoert in Golos
BON Wertaeune feline 3urhdisnoung; in pelebem
Gan es gum @efes iperoen fol-, auber q ion in=
aerbalb 10 Eaeen na6 older @ertasuns, bur9 tbn
nit ieiuen Ginudnren i'm gursuu bts Staats.
Setretdrs bnteregt peroen. Der @ouoerneur barf
trseuo tuelbe Gin5elbsit ober @inaslheitsn in
troenb mel6em @eies, ipel1es cine Gelos osAppros
prtation madbt, mibbiaigen unb bic 10 mbs
bi1igten Ginselbeit ober~ Gin5elbeiten iolen bon
bemielben otftrten tperben, auber pieoerpuHirt ip
Der fir bic WieoerpaRiruns eines gsieses bierin
soreei1riebenen Wetfe
Seftion 2. Seies Mmenbement ion In
araft treten am erhen 9aoe oes Sanuar I'M Sabre
1909.
6. a. Sbompion.
6preter oes &auies Der @eprdientantcn.
Mnbrem 8. 6arris,
grdiihent bes Senats.
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0eumein=Yef1lttf,,
Sur sI,nenotrmn9 bet Settipm Stpei bon
gIrtifeI 3tp6fs bon Der Gonititution
BON ohio.

Gel es bei5loHsn bon Der @eneral=afemblp bss
Staates Ohio:
seftion1 l. 9ab elm 9ori6Gas ben gBdbtern
bes Staateg Ohio unterbreitet iusrben ioI an Dem
eriten Sienitae nadb oem srien Wlontas i'm 9opem-
Nrtifel 3p6f bon Der 3ontituton oss Staetss
Ohio. iO6ab fe lantsn ioa, mi, fOlst:
MrtifeI IL.
Ginanse unb gefeutruno
eeftfon g. Sic General =aIfemblp ioa bic Ma6t
baben, elm elei9nldbiees SDtem our Grbobune bes
Eotals unb Stdats zGintommens feit5nleben unD su
be,pobren. Sic mag Die gefteueruness @eeenttdnDs
beredJtioen, TIM elm eeredtes Gnfommen bon einsm
Seben su f1ern 9lae Stenern nno dnoere gt=
latunseu iOlen nur fiir ofsntlt9e Snede aufs
erlegt tocrben unb iouen oere5t letn gs9en lsOe
aufeebobsn ODER tontrattl0 forteegshen iperoen.
Bombs beg 6taates Ohio, Bombs BON iroeno eine,
Gtabt, Sort. 5leden. @ountp oner 2einnibip in
bieiem Staat uno Bombs, aus9e9eben sum Sertn
s.rbunosnsn l,ntsrri6tsmittel, seerdbnisplabssnn.
bffsntlitben S6ulDduicrn uno ausl9itebltdb tlrr
SIientlben @ottesoienit sebraubten @dnjer1L DOR
blfentli6em Gieentbunt, bas ausiblieBltH tiir IT.
eeao einen 5ffentli6en 3ipsd eebraudt piro~ ~Mmo o
eeriSnli9ss eiqsntbum in sincm setras Der 5000
In Mertb nibt iiberitegt, fur iebes Snoiolpunm
m5qen naeb ben allesmenen @eieben BON Der Be-
Heuerung auseenonlmen iein ood) 1ouen ale' loi0e
Weiebe Der 8erdnberunq ooer 9Sioerrnfun9 nnter'
porfsa ien; uno Der Msrtb bon alenl. io aus s
aenommenem Gigentbum ioG pon 3eit sn 3sit tets
eeiebt uno perDifentli1t nerben, nte Dom Veles
ssftion 3. aue sur, 8ett ser annasme
sss a sra. SstGeDsn s.S,n in
Ser elei6en NBsie uub IN oem eleid,en umtane.
auser unb Big anbertpetig Dur1 bas @eies be-
ttmmt.
Sbredber bro TEN. bes Reprdientantens 0aues.
Drdfoent bts Geuats.
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@entein=9efd)IatB,
gDeId,er Elm 9lmeuo ememt sur &omftttuttot oea
etaates Ohio poridbIdgt beSii8lid Der Sett
oes Beginners Der regmIdrem eibun.
een Ser DeneraI=gliicmblD.

Sci IS bsf6lofsn BON Der gsnsrals gismbls hes
6taates Ohio: -
bieies Staates BEL Der nd@ten Wabl tiir gtit'
olisber Der General Nhembp unterbreitet tperben,
Settion rs bon Mrttel q Der Rouftution lM
omenbiren, 70 bab bieielbe lautet, pie folot:
Seition Is. Sse resuldre eisama .tnsr
feoen @eueralsMfsmblp ion beginner an BEN ertsn
h1ontao i'm nddten Sanuar. na6Oer ne erpdbN TT.
g.. u. 9bempi ION,
6pre1er bes 8aufes Der Ieprdlentanten.
Nnbrem 8. 4arrts,
prdfbent bes 6enats.
Gneenommen am 20. Mdri 1906
Bereiniate Stcoten bon Mmerica, Dbto.
Qureau bes Staatss sSetret6rs.
sd, a rmi u. Ibompfon, 6taafss sSstrts
tdr bes Staates sobio, bei4einiee biermt, bah
ties cine tuSrtlie Mbi@rift III, iorsfdlts BON mir
terqlt&en nit ben oreineaen S4riftftideH. psl3e
iett in beitm Bureau btnterleet fno une IN metner
sffi,ieGen Out ais etaats sGefretdr, nie perIanp'
b,trt bic @efese bes Staatts Dbic. elmer @smtHs
0e{olution oneepommen BON otr 0entrals MHemolp
Ms Staates Oh. am 20. xass ~ Hsdri ssS
3um Ssuonit bafus babe Id bierunter meins1
SRcmen oeaei&net unb metn offistenes Sieosl ktNs
luoefiiot In Columbus an bieism ". 1des -
Garmi \. IbsMiHiJH.
fef.oef1 Stoat9s GssSSt9p.
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una.nomm.n an 81. mars 1908.
Nereiniote Staaten bon Mmeriea, Sbto.
cr.. E4Aa4a<Ea4refSr2

sOV'0s
Bureou bes Gtaats= =ssfretdrs.
Sd, garm u. Z omp ON, gtaats :Setrss
tar bes Staates Sbio. bei6einiee hermit, Dab
Sies eine n5rtl6e Mbi9riit it, forgfattta bon mir
isht in beiem Bureau bnterleet fino unb in msinsr
ooffisielen Out als Staatss Getretdr, tpie %
bur& bic @efese beg staates Obio; elmer , Ssmeins
S.g gtaat.s Cbio am 81. Sage Oes wtdr, bes
3um Seuanis bafar babe i6 bierunter meinsn
Nanen ee,eidnet unb mein offi,ieass Sissd bins
luaefiiqt in Columbus, On Dtelem ~ 3age oes
Gpril i'm Sabre 1903.
fe,ipo,tl Staats sGefretdr.
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y Ser beriibmte frans0lilhe 4itro=
nom Camille illumination be6auptet.
DAB Die groe ih abtublt. 6ler mar
aber Mnfanas leBter Wohe nlhts bon
FOLDER Wbtuhlun9 81 bemerten.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02
Syndicate Mine Matters

The owners of the Syndicate mines
at Dumont are preparing for an active
mining campaign this season, and pre-
liminary work is now well under way.
j. Chandler, practical cyanide man,
from the Homestake properties at Lead,
S. D., has been placed in charge of the
the cyanide portion of the company's S
mill and will have it in a shape for busi-
ness by May 10. A considerable guam
tity of ore from Argentine has been
in tn bins all winter and this will be
the first material treated Tests made
last fail demonstrated that ore yields
readily to this treatment with excel
lent savings. The mill will be operated
by the Cass County Prospecting M. &
NJ. Co. under the supervision of c. O..
Harmon, general manager, and F. j..
Duffy, superintendent. The company
also operates the Syndicate mines
which consists of five patented claims.
Development work has been going on
all winter, and large bodies of ore have
been blocked out on the 800 foot level,
SO that production can commence at
once or as soon as the water supply is
sufficient to run the machinery. lie
company has operated in this section
for the last four years, and bids far to
eventually become one of the big
shippers
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02
w,n RivaI,he f1omes.aAe

During this week Nessrs. w. l..
Shaffer and A. H. Roller, who have
some time been negotiating with the
owners of the Alice. mine, closed the
de !. and work viii start at once, both
in the mine and upou q mill to treat the
ore. The Alice ore body is of immense
proportions, its width never yet having
been fully determined 1t has been
crosscutted for hundreds of feet with
out disclosing any vail. and the whole
m untain seems to be mineral carrying
m IRE or less values. The formation is
s h that the material has to be treated
III one class. Tests of the ore in cotton
lots have recer tly been made at the
local sampler, and we understand that
the average value is satisfactory, maxi
Ing good milling propositi n. The
present operators propose to determine
the best milling process for the prod
uct The experiments, which will be
co lducted under the personal supervi-
sion of Messrs. Shsifer and Roller, who
have wide experience in ore reduction,
will be thoroughly scientific and will be
watched viii interest In the event
that they are successful in obtaining
marketable product, which 1t is safe to
predict, they will have proposition
that will rival the Homestake and like
big dividend PAYERS.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02
Tunnel Starts up

, Manager Nye of the Banner {
Consolidated Mines Company, op- {
Grating the Rockford tunnel,
states that next Monday active
operations will be resumed in the :
, tunnel, which will consist of driv- {
ing so feet west on the Donald
son vein from the breast and
there putting up raise to con- :
meet with the surface, l4oo feet, :
, to be followed by the thorough {
opening of the big vein-the i1- {
augural of shipments. At the :
same time attention will be paid :
, to the Magalona, also owned by {
the company and which in itself
promises to be profit-maker Of {
Importance.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02
ffieh School Ranks Well

The High School people are made
happy by their having recently received
notice that their diploma will be re-
ceived as a certificate of admission by
every college and university in Color :
do, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,
ichigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Neb-
raska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Da-
kota, and Wisconsin. This tremendous
extension of the certification power en-
joyed by the local High School is still
farther emphasized by letter from
the Dean of WELLESLEY College, Nass 4,
announcing that the certificate privilege
of the Idaho Springs High School is
extended for another three years
period.
1t was found impossible four years
ago to get the Wellesly authorities to
approve the courses in American His
| tory and English offered here, owing
to their comparative neglect in favor
of Latin and other courses during pre-.
vious years. Everything offered at this
High School is now accepted at Weles-
! ly for entrance, the letter of notiiica-
tion closing with the words II am glad
to tell you that your courses in English
and American History approved"
AT the close of the Sunday Schoo
convention of Clear Creek county, the
following were elected for the follow
ing year:
| President-C. l. Spessard, Idaho
Springs.
Vice President-Rev. R. R. Adams,
Idaho Springs.
Secretary-E. B. Clayton, Idaho
Springs.
Treasurer-A. Brostrom, Idaho
Springs
Primary and Cradle Roll--Mrs. W.
M. Ellis, Chicago Creek,
Messenger Departmcnt-M John
Nelson. Lawson
Home department Miss Mary Lison,
Georgetown.
Nominal Department-M Miss Bristol,
Empire.
intermediate Department-Mi Miss Dora
Allen, Georgetown,
Mems Departments. M. Smith,
Idaho Springs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02
Eastern Cwo-rs Ple@sed

The annual meeting Of the Pittsburg
Cons. NJ. & NJ. Co. and OF the Dover &
Brighton Mil Co was held in this city
on Thursday of this week. resulting in
the reelection of the old directorate in
both companies. which means the con-
tinuance of the energetic policy pursued
in the past.
M, W. Laird, of riltsburg, Pa, pr s.
ieent of the two companies, James
Scott, of the same city. DR.. w. J. Arm
strong and c. V. Gillls. + k,H1. Pa.
were in attendance at the companies
meeting. All are prominent in the
financial and industrial world. The
party was in the district several days
and made thorough inspection of the
holdings of the two companies, which
are situated at Fruelaud and at the
mouth of Fail river They also visited
thr McClelIand tunnel he heading of
which IS rapidly approaching the great
Freeland vein. which is a near neg hbor
of the Brighton group. This tunnel is
destined to drain the w} ter fir m that
section to thu 4 pth OF nearly one half
a mile al means ad imaens saV als
in that respect to tha Brighton com
paHy each year, as de fro n transpprta-
On facilities when connection is made.
The body of ore recently encountered
by the tunnel, nearly 1000 feet under
ground and 2600 feet deep was of pecu-
l.sr interest 10 the visitors. as it is the
! epest pay-gold proposition in Colo
RADIO and VIII en- proves the continuity Of
the ore shoots in their locality.
+ i he shaft on he Brighton is now 500
feet deep and will be continued to 1850
.,et The eth levels are to be extended
and a crosscut has been started from
the 18th, the objective point being the
lnvincble Extension. Considerat ore
is encountered in the development work
and is stored for TIRE attn ent at the Do
YER mill, which was started up this
week upon some of the older material.
At the Dover mines the Philadelphia
tunnel which is to intersect the Grouse
group, has encountered good ore at 400
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Manager Geo. X. Kimball forgot that
Tuesday morning to gather blossoms
from the cherry trees and hobnob with
his Masonic brethren.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

The youDg daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.Ford entertained number of he,
little friends. at the family home last
Monday afternoon. 1t was strictly g
little folks party. Miss Pearl being the
hostess in fact As we'll as in name
Refreshments and outdoor games went
to make most enjoyable time. Those
attending were:
Misses Grace Birkihs, Helen Lyons,
Florence Jackson, Francis Noxon, Le-
ona Dory, Phyllis and Dorothy Brand
stetter, Annie Dory. Florence Noxon,
Annette Cruise, Pansy Robinson, Alice
Noxon. Emily Cruise, Ellen Twiselton,
Madalaide Jackson, Pearl Ford, Warren
Robinson, Freddie Jackson, Price Can.
nady, Royal Ford.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Attorney j. W. B. Smith was strik-
ing figure at the conventions at Pueblo
last Tuesday, according to the COM
ments made by the daily press.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Mayor Roberts shifted municipal re-
sponsibilities onto the shoulders of a
subordinate and went to Pueblo Mon
day and put IN couple of days in help
ing to nominate delegates to the Nat,
ional Republican convention.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Mrs. Jas. Robinson returned Thurs
day morning from short visit with
friends at Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Mrs. John Chapman and family have
returned to this city to reside, after a
protracted stay in Littleton.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

DR.. A. D. Fraser has had a busy
week. He visited the big burg the
first of the week and then had his
whiskers amputated.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

J. c. Sturdevant was all dressed up
last Monday and went to Denver for
little recreation
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Merchant Claus Anderson has been
under the care of physician for over
a week, wrestling with a severe
cold
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

John G. Roberts was an inbound
passenger from the valley Sunday
evening after spending several days in
Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Mrs. C. l.. Lamb was passenger
for the capital city on the early morn
in% train Thursday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

w. L. Shaffer returned Thursday
from an eastern trip in the interest of
his various mining enterprises.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Merchant Will Edwards returned
Thursday evening from trip to the
state convention.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

President c. S. Birkins, of the NJ. &
M. bank, has divided his time between
the Republican convention at Pueblo
and his Denver friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

w. f. Renshaw was passenger for
Pueblo Monday to attend the big re-
publican meeting.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

D. A. Reed has been nursing slight
attack of rheumatism for some,
time and with but poor success. He
went to Longmont Wednesday morning
in hopes that the change would be
beneficial.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Saturday from weeks visit with
friends at Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Mrs. Jos. Ogden returned Tuesday
from short visit to friends in the
valley.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Manager Fred Nye is in Denver to-
consulting with the officers of his
COMPANY.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Jerry Simpson was called to Den
yer Thursday on mining business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Photographer l.. Mclean was an
early morning passenger for tine big
city last 1Aurscly.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Born, on Tuesday, April 29, to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Callow, a daughter
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

The Sanitarium society of the Luth-
eran church will meet at the home of
Mrs. j. Lofvenburg, Wednesday, May
9Th, at 2 o'clock.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

The Committee who had charge of
the entertainment of the delegates
to the Sunday School convention of
Clear Creek county, wish to thank the
ladies' of the different churches who
helped in preparing the lunches and to
the ladies' who helped to serve, and to
to thank the children who took part in
the chorus.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

j. J. Hoban the mining man, has put
in most of the week in Denver making
arrangements for the resumption of
work on various properties in this sec
tion,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Judd Brown is out of commission for
the present, having fallen on a slippery
walk, badly lacerating his left
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Mrs. F. E. Angove has been visitor
in Denver this week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Mr. and Mrs James Underhil re-
turned Sunday evening from
a several days visit with Den
yer friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

County Clerk A. r. Comstock went
to the valley yesterday morning for a
few dsy s business visit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Attorney and Mrs. Z. l.. Regennitter
returned Monday evening from short
visit with friends in the valley.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

The thanks of the Siftings- News is
extended to Ellis Kaufman for recent
issues of Los Angeles papers contain
ing detailed description of the visit of
the great battleship fleet to that
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Under the supervision of L. w.
Shafer the mill known as the Idaho
Springs Reduction works is being over
hauled and within sixty days will be
ready to receive ore. Some months
ago the mill was practically dismantled
and this equipment will have to be re-
placed but along,different lines, the in
tention being to make it complete
concentrating plant with capacity of
$50 tols per day. The property has
been acquired by the Colorado Consoli-
dated Mines company and the ores from
both the Adduddle and Half and Half
properties will receive the first atteu.
ton. Both of these properties are be-
ing worked at the tuslnel level of the
Newhouss, the drifts IN each making a
fine showing.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

During the month of April the Mar
shall-Russell tunnel heading was adj
vanced 167 feet in 26 working shifts,
giving an average of 6 ft. in. per
shift. The breast is now 1529.28 feet
from daylight.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Rev. X. r. Adams, of the NJ. f.
church, was a valley bound passenger
on the early train Wednesday morn
iur
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

The next meeting of the school board
for District No. will be held on the
evening OF May 4, following the annual
election. But one name has been cer-
titled to for school director, that of
John G. Roberts
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

City Marshall O'Rourke is blossom
ing out as a landlord, He has this
week cleared off his lot fronting on
Water street between 14th and 18th
avenues, and is erecting a neat cottage
which he will rent.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

Contractor Geo. Keyes went to the
state metropolis on the early train
to purchase additional material for the
new skating rink.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

S. l.. Burger, the progressive black
smith of the east end. has been com
PEELED by the increase of his bushes
to seek larger quarters and has rel i
the old Curley Wall building just
of Clear Creek bridge on Miner street
which for several years has been used
as barn and is moving into his new
quarters.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-05-02

On May 9th., the Misses Ruth Roberts
and Carrie Burger, will be hostesses
at a luncheon given at the Manuel
Training school building. Some very
delightful luncheons have been givenby
the girls Of the culinary department.