The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

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Congress Haggott has been put
ting in b. Ten days visiting various
portions Q str ct
George t-.-., c-.eo. ated a birthday
Tuesday, bat upin.on is divided as to
whether tn b shop is 49 or "a.
Harry Mcstlgle, wife and baby, of
Utica, New Gyrk, and MIR. and Mrs H
Montague, OF Denver, were here the
first of the ee for brief visit.
City Cierb Hrandstetter went to Den
yer Wednesl4y afternoon with the evil
dent intentOn of hearing just what
Hears had to say about the trusts.
Dick DaS and Charles Kl lrna st,rt
ed Thursday norung for Beaver Bro,k
for deer hunt OF several days and will
make thef headquarters with John
Rnnander
Charles huIrna and wife have taken
rooms for light housekeeping III the
build ng On soda creek opposite Il e
Trocadero and formerly occupied by
Manager j. f. Allison.
The D,eamIand theatre will tonight
inaugurate an addltiona attraction, IN
PRODUCING valdeyiIle stunts. The first
act will he c ). Coulson, The Rdbe, "
in singing srd lancnr.
j. H. Nalr.i, >. W. w. Carr and
C. Lake leiI he first of the week for
the wilderness in the vicinity of n cunt
Evans. where they expect to get enough
wild game to keep the family lard,
Fl ID during The winter months.
Martin Moran left for his home in
Kearney, Nebras, a, on Tuesday after
noon afternoon after hav-
ing spent about four weeks here, &C.
cupying the Jud Brown cottage up Soda
Creek, and taking 'ha mel baths
Thomas Bral.es. y. IA .,,se Bradley
min nsss cpiupany. operat ny near the
mouth Of Spring Gllch, went to Den
Yer on Friday TO be gone several days
on business connected with his COM
pany and alsD to take in the Taft b <
meeting.
Two Of the saloons did not renew
their license on the first instant, and
are therefore out of business One is
that of Mr.. Hart, Ioca ed at the corner
Of Seventeenth and Miner, and the
other is hat of Lawrence & K tier at
the Anderson old stand
School was closed in the East End
building in Grass Wiley the first three
days OF this week pending the repairs
being made on the sch Dol house. kod
were put through the building and
the walls drawn in place SO that all the
fears OF any danger are at an end.
! Hon. Otto Abranam,on, who has
served s,y..ll ms in tn. Ne
braska legislature and who resides
a. Axtel, Neb., accompanied by his
wife is spending a couple of weeks in
the city. This makes his fourte enth
trip here during su miners although not
in consecutive seasons
Frank NJ. Woman is visiting in the
central part Of the county this week in
the il uterest of his candidacy and he is
meeting with the best of favor and en-
couragement wherever he goes. Frank
will not permit any grass to grow un-
der his feet between now and Nov
ember and his opponent wi have no
occasion to say that he did not conduct
clean, gentlemanly campaign.
Hon. d. P. Wilmot, of Evergreen,
jefferson county, nominee for senator
of the Eighth Senatorial district, was
in the city Thursday visiting old friends
and making new ones. His election to
the senatorship in this district is a
foregone conclusion, yet Clear Creek
county wants to do its full duty by help
ing him to roll up big majority in this
district and he is going to get big
vote here. lie will find the republica 8
here doing their very best with this
end in view.
The strike in the Wyandotte Gold
Mining company as reported in the
Siftings- News last week is much bet
ter than was thought at the time. In
addition to the rich strike of from
three to four inches, the vein is full y
three feet wide of the medium grade Of
ore. Chas. Berry, the m m,nager, had
two assays made of the average of the
entire width of the lode. One assay
showed ga ounces in gold, 12.40 ounces
in silver and 7.80 percent copper and
the other showed l.28 ounces in gold,
copper. With such a wide streak and
having an indefinite length, the prop