The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-31

been loyal to their obligations. The
financial statements as published else
where is a most emphatic testimonial
to their care and consideration of the
county affairs. They have placed the
financial conditions in such fine shape |
that the future will witness the |
lowest rate of taxation ever expert
enced in this county. Think of being
out of debt and lower taxation and
vote for the men who brought around
such conditions.
Omer Moreau was visitor to the
state capital last Sunday.
Attorney A. D. Bulls went to Den
yer yesterday on legal business.
Carl Knoettge is expected home to
dav to vote the straight republican tic
ket.
N. C Merrill came up from Denver
Sunday for days visit to his proper
ty interests.
The Discussion club will meet with
Mrs. ,Garrabrant next Wednesday eve
ming November
Mrs. ]. w. Boyd is again at home in
this city after protracted visit with
Michigan relatives
Superintendent j. J. Willis was in
Denver Tuesday on business connected
with the Central tunnel
vi. Noxon returned from visit of
several days with his family on We'd
nesday at Boulder, Colorado.
Miss Eunice Thompson is back from
.Alamosa and will ranain until after
election for short visit to the home
folks
II. o. Walker spent several days in
Denver the first of the week, posting
himself on the political outlook, return
ing Wednesday
George Mos-ript Joined the Idaho
Springs colony at Dsnuer last Monday
and spent several days among his old
time acquaintances-
o. w. Lowell, after spending several
days looking after his mercantile and
mining interests. retnrned to his home
in Denver yesterday.
G. C. :Backus, representing r. G.
Dunn & Co., spent several days in his
lefty this week eheoking up accounts
and getting information.
l
Editor Noxou. accompanied by Tony
isMcAndrews, spent a day or two in
jtDenver this week D An .endeavor to
touch the democratic barrel.
Arrangements have haen made to re-
oeive the Western Uaion Election Re-
turns at the White Hss,ae. Everybody
is invited to come and hear the latest
news.
Mes. John T. Mallalieu left Sunday
morning for a trip of several weeks in
Nebraska, where she wM visit rela-
tives at Omaha, Kearney and other
points.
Tne local management of the Colora-
do Telephone company has made ar
|trapgements to give electi0s netuxns on
. screen to be thrown across Miner
street in front of the local exchange.
Clarence Scott passed through town
hast Saturday for his mining possession
west of Empire. He returned Sunday
afternoon and uzant through to Golden
where he is a staadent at the School of
Mines.
1t is hoped that the genial candi-
dates on the several tickets will not
lose interest in Idaho Springs after
election. Our citizeAs are just as nice
after the votes are cast as they were
before aad always glad to see familiar
faces.
Miss MASrgret Mclean, . member
of the High School and her aunt, Mrs
Margaret Mallen, who has been visiting
here during the past few weeks, de-
parted Sunday for St Louis. where
Miss Mclean will attend Normal.
VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICK
EFT STAIGHT AND THUS HAVE A
CLEAR CONSCIENCE, POLITICAL
LY, DURING THE NEXT TWO
YEARS. THE NOMINEES ARE ALL |
FIRST CLASS CITIZENS AND WILL
SERVE YOU FAITHFULLY.
Vote for Mrs. Lit Orth
0arrabrant for superin-
tendent of schools.