The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-15

capital city on the city on the Tuesday
morning flyer.
VIM. Fitzgerald went to Arvada yes
terday Afternoon to stay over Sunday
with his mother.
r. +. Fitzgerald went to the big cty
Tuesday for couple OF days stay On
legal business.
Fred w. Jackson was in Denver
Tuesday and Wednesday, witness in
Judge Lewis court.
Chas. M. Taylor. the Ute creek
mining man, went to the metropolis
last Tuesday morning.
Father McCabe was in Denver Tues
day between trains to attend to some
minor business matters.
Dan. Mcdonald was Denver visitor
the fore part Of the week combining
business with pleasure.
Major E. A. Powell, of Soda creek.
went to the metropolis via the yester-
udy AFTERNOON cannon ball.
John Rynander was in the metropls
the first of the week as witness
in case before the federal court.
Mrs. A, J. Page went t. the met
ropohs last Tuesday morning for a
couple of days visit with relatives.
(IhDISnn n in, n,rY,x
last Tuesday and Wednesday,, being
called as a witness in a federal court
case.
DR.. H. G. Haessler, of Georgetown
was in attendance at the Republican
party doings in Denver Wednesday of
this week.
Will Broad. the insurance and re-;
estate man spent the first of the week
in the big town on the banks of the
Cherry creek.
| Ex-sheriff Andrew Sandberg of
Georgetown, acc ompanied by his son
in-law M. Anderson, cf Kansas City,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Wesley Hunter was in town
Thursday and Friday attending to
business matters and returned to her
Denver home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. E. Boardnan departed
last Tuesday afternoon for New York
city where she was called by telegram
announcing the serious illness of her
/ mother.
I r. w. s NTH of Denver, was n
camp Wednesday on visit to the
| Humboldt mine on Ute creek in which
he and his father, Frank C.. Smith, are
interested.
! Among the increase in pensions secure d
for the old soldiers during the pa, t
week in Washington by Congressman
Haggott, was an increase for Ephriam
T Reckerd Of Idaho Springs to $l2
per month.
At the recent meet.rg of the stock
holders in the Montezuma Mines De
veopment company held in Denver,
DR.. w c. Abbott, of Chicago WIS
elected pres dent, and W S. LeebricN
general manager for the en-
suing year. Both of the gentlemen are
heavily interested in the l. tile Matte
on Chicago mounta in this DIS
tr.ct.
Articles of incor poratioa We're flea
with the secretary of state yesterday
for the olorado Consol dated M ms S
company with capital stock of
81, 500 0O). The incorpJrators are
Henry c. Hall, Lloyd w Bassett and
Dunbar F. Carpenter. The office of
the company is des gnated as Idaho
Springs.
! j. P. Kernohan, OF Cleveland, Ohio
spent the fore part Of the week in this
city looking after ning properties IN
which himself and associates are inter
ested. Mr.. kernohan has under con-
s'deraton a couple of old pro
ducing propert es in tbs district
which if they can be secured on the
right terms will be renovated and
again be placed on the shipping list.
1t is reported that A. H. Colburn, of
this city, owner of the Sporting Times
mine at Georgetown, has encountered a
Big streak of pay ore after having
driven a cross-cut tunnel some distance
t. intersect the vein. 1t is said that
the streak exposed this week is 80 in
ches wide, carries several ounces in
gold and about SO ounces in silver per.
and in addition runs over SO per cent.
in lead. The vein was cut at depth of