The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-12
Precinct no. 1-George Ames, VIM

Precinct No.2-H. H. Noyes, William
Clair, John Green.
Precinct No. 3-Frank A. Maxwell
James Mash, H. T. Hamir. C. ] Han
cock, August Johnson, Frank Nelson,
w. s. McGlntie.
Precinct No. A. Henry Seifred, Fred
w. Bromley, James D. Milliren.
PrecinctNo. 5-Ben c. Catren, Jas.
E. Rose. W. B. Jacobs, E. P. Dewey,
Chas E. Hail.
Precinct No. 6-Willis Bristol, Robt.
Christensen.
Precinct No. IN B. Noel.
Precinct. No. S-Bert LaMunyon,
Chas. o. Harmon.
PrecinctNo. 9-W. II. Nichols
Precinct No. III. r. White, Thos.
Mitchell, Edmund Rowse, William
Irvine, Geo w. Straub, John Trathen.
Precinct No. II - Richard White,
Chas. Hooking, w. E. Renshaw, E. R.
Lumley, f. NJ Sabin, Tom C. Bowden,
w. L. Shaffer, Jules Huillet, w.
Boyd. Waiter 7. Cain, Fred w. Wiley,
| ~. N. vi aIdH.
Precinct No. 13- E. B. Clayton, C. S.
Birkins, 0. W. Lowell, N. H. Brown,
w. A. Haggott, Frank A. Miller, Chas.
Brandste1ter, Frank Moonan, E. A.
Eaton, Guy Stumm.
| Precinct No. l4-H. L. Roberts, Jas.
j. O'Rourke, Claus Anderson, Louis
Oliver.
Precinct No. 15-Chas. Fuller, S. l..
Burger, j. w. B. Smith, E. W. Barton,
Horace Jones, Al. Friedman.
Precinct No. 16-Catherine Slay ymak-
er,
Precinct No. 17-C. A. Crosson.
Mrs. c. L. Lamb has returned from
her eastern visit.
Councilman A. NJ Akin, left this
morning for two weeks visit with
Denver friends.
Col. Robert Price has purchased the
home of Warren Reed in Grass Valley
and has moved his family there.
John Sherwin left the first of the
week for Boalder where he will enter
the state university, after which he ex-
poets to go to Cornell
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Bentley returned
to Longmont, Colo, last Friday, after
spending week here, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Bentley.
Edmond Rowse and Dick Nankervis
started for Troublesome creek across
the continental divide where they will
spend couple of weeks trying their
luck and 81 i'll in fishing.
Mrs. F. L. Carmean leaves this after
noon for Springfield, Illinois, being
called there by the serious illness of her
mother She will return to this city as
soon as she can leave her parent.
!. NJ Hutchingson, for some time con
nected with the local Wells Fargo office
in this city, left the middle of the week
for Boulder where he has accepted the
position of cashier for the same com
pany.
Roy Blackman, county judge, Ben
G, Catron. clerk of the district court,
and DR.. A. G. Haeseler, ex-chairnan
of the republican county centra! com
mttee were in the city Tuesday after
noon.
Jermie Nc Isaac, than whom there is
no better known young man in this neck
of the woods, spent Labor Day in Idaho
Springs among his old time cronies, re-
turning to Denver as soon as the fes-
tivities were over.
V. l. Noxon and W. A. Maxwell of
the Gazette force have been in Pueblo
this week viewing with alarm" the big
chunks of h: rmony that have been pas
ing between the Patterson and Speer
brands of democracy.
Cashier c. l. Spessard of the Gilpin
and Clear Creek Trust company, left on
the noon train to-day for two weeks
visit to the old folks at home at Hagers-
town, Maryland, report having been re-
ceived Of the illness of bis father.
Mrs. o. L. Garrabrant, candidate
for county superintendent, is gradu-
ate Of the State Normal School of
Kirkville, Mo. She taught in the
eighth grade Of the Trenton, Mo.
schools for period of six years and
subsequently taught one year in Las
Animas, Colorado. She has been a
resident of this county during
period of twenty years.
Among those who were severely hurt
in the Belmont fire in Denver Tuesday
night was William Lewis, brakeman
on the Colorado & Southern railroad