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

years Office of district for the First
conducted in the faith
prompt Hon. j. W. b. Smith the
republican the four has
himself creditaby his administrations He is self
made Born his fathers planaauon in the state OF
hard unemtiug toll Leaving his he moved to
Texas where he in farm In 1850 he
college he graduated i'll 1892
batced thus economically aiding himself
graduated from the Law Department in 1894 and
mediately practice his During the Mkin
campaign actively identified political
tor the Mckinley contest
During campaign he tie organization
mee of the Republican party Tex's. Shortly after the
Spanish offered his his
company the first United States Vol
Infantry ed Second Lieutenant of that
company by President Mckinley. In 1899 Mr. Smith came to
he appointed Deputy District
election he nominated for
of District Attorney His record has
republican judicial convention held Col
September the sixteenth he unanimously ed
office His gentmnly qualities, his high order OF
citizenship, his ability lawyer
pleasant make him respected by all with whom
his reelection by decided
|y increased majority this fall.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03
School Notes

On Mon lay afternoon the first liter
ary programme OF the year was given
in the assembly hall Several very
pleasing and amusing numbers were
presented. Angns Mclean on Our
Duties to the Literary Society brought
out many very interesting points and
explained to the students where in for
mer sessions they had neglected much
which they owed to the Society. Una
Ball presented some important data on
School Loyalty. NJ ss Belzar gave
lengthy or tlcism. calling upon var
ious faculty members for quot tions
and verbal assentation t. her remarks
Mr Ripley in h s response ignored any
attempt at the theme but gave tn aud
ience an amusing and instruct We d..
version, by relating a very funny
personal experience. A surprise was
granted the audience when after the
regular numbers had all b zen presented
the President (who is Senior), think
of h 8 classmates, remarked, that they
being individually always willing to
respond extemporaneously, he would
call on the entire class, after some
little confusion that very dignife d b. dy
arose, ascended the platform and ry
gracionsly complied, giving their l4ss
song From an attendance STANDPOINT
the entertain ment was a very fair
success.
Examinations are very popular al
ways about the last of the month at
Isl HIS and the student body agree
that the faculty are very consistently
Giving up" to tradition
Tuesday morning Mr. Neupert lectur-
ed on "Right Conduct and Hard Work..
Because of inefficiency in the heating
apparatus there was no session of High
School Monday morning.
Friday night the class of '09 held a
surprise party at the home of Rose
Ganson,l Ian exceptionally good time was
had by all.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Alderman Howard Evans returned
from an extended trip through Califor-
MIA and Nevada on mining business,
Thursday, in time to attend the regular
meeting Of the city council. On Fri
day morning he left for Denver to greet
his old school chum Judge William H.
Taft and swap stories of their boyhood
experiences.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

v. A. Palm, treasurer of the Merry
Monarch Mining company, operating
around Alice has been here on trip of
inspection of the property. A plant is
being installed consisting of Fairbanks
Morse air compressor and gasoline en-
gine and Westinghouse motor and
electric lighting system. With the
completion of these improvements the
drilling will be done by machinery i'll
stead of by hand drills.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

A. E. Straub and Geore Noscril t
went to Edtn Lake and slrroul log
country ON Thursday t. bar "a dcel.
JACK Nankervis and Mr. Lake went to
Bar reek and E. A Elvrs and Fran<
PARKINSON went mt1 ta. nllis all intent
on gett ng big game.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Notwithstlnd ng heavy SHOWS and
hard hauling, Manager Tom johnson
sent thrteen hundred and tn tons of
h fine ore taken from the Two broth
erS to the mills during the month of
Sentemher
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

The Ladies of St Paul's church are
preparing for an old fashioned bazaar
1t will be held in the opera house, Oct.
29, 80, and 31st. There will be dane
ing each evening. The object is to in
crease the building fund for the new
church.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

The adit tunnel being driven upon
the Eumboldt mine up Ute creek is
reported to De within 25O feet of the
Mary Foster shaft. In driving this
level, Dominick Pelaris passed through a
seventy-five foot ore shoot that showed
high grade gold ore.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03
While score OF more of our crack

While a score or more of our crack
hunters have been beat ng the brush
ar.und Mt. Evans, the Cd Ch eff,
C icago Lakes. Be;r Creek and other
resorts of deer, lying m wait for the
game to 90 to dr. mixing pools or
searching for their resting places, J.
j. Snerwln and George kimball. ate
their breakfast at no ne on Friday
morning, Gu city harnessed Their team,
lelsurly drove aoDIt twelve miles 20
Edith Lake, got out of their rig, sF4ited
the ar for wild "a ne, G I'VE adter ; vi
tie and within five minute after d ri ng
tnere each had killed his deer a..A
We're home IN time have d
tile vents IN roast for dl1ner.
These VINO tramped all day for two
and three days anl shivered all night
ia some lonely shack returning game
les, are heard to utter some emphatic
adjectives as preliminary to asserting
whats the use.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

T. E. Peters, formerly foreman of the
Register-Call of Central City, spent
last Sunday in this city. He was ac-
companied by T. c. Parson merchant
in Central
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03
Council Proceed n 5.

one of the m Yst interesting Sessj ns
held in many m l5ns. and mach substan-
tial work was ac.on, isnei.
UJun the ap Jro!al OF the minu -es of
tna prev.oJs meeting ami tn. acce5.-
!. .ce Vi IN. IN m,nihiy reports Of tn vari-
uIS officers. t .e board took up Sc
r.ous u -.slnesj of the session.
Pres dent Blrxlus, in behalf OF School
ID sur.cI NJ 5. asked that mod hca-
ton be made IN the spec fcatioGs f,r
d n,w s.ucH ak alo X the LES peio
| Y 70 the dtstIct N GtHs5 Valley 4ha
m Vas re erred - street ana aley
CO n mttt= with fulI power to act
Dr Frazer, the hea TN oIIic>r, appear
ca oelore the n1arI and entered Nls-
oroLS protest aga nSt the dump ~ ot
relu ana sdrpaSe IN lear { eeN Win
IA IN cty limits Se'eral nI 5a1c-s
II uL'ltIt aus Il THE Guy "ss c""eo
t. the altstE - ot Tn 80 m n. a4i tlt
mn s''"' W. t''u ID eA.1fee Ia '-44-
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hNeh Il Iof tn "-itG"' 'I tI1 -. n
H4ueAt4. II cotrf;.l ea"ou out ho htte
" seass'u", ana the lhAIIef VS. 'S-l
IN sLa1u quo teud NJ the secLr'ns Hi
uceus
he new Jse h1uSe IN SunnSs de was
&C.. .'ted by the e!ly ana Ufdete! p-t-d
ior
com hahicatioh was rece'HeI IRON
tie - & . railway CO npiny ASK x
Tor eX ct ioottSe aIois .tS property
orler mat 1t colid comply with ne
city Side Walk or"lnince.
SI.t saloon men werc repre- sen eI De-
I 'e the boId by rtIhea thecNs II
'ymcnt % the hdll Seaf4y hcehse.
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An ord nance regard nS hfes VS. Ut
UPON hfSt reading ana ordersa puo~
lshtd.
Inc ne 'ess.ty of ght at the soda
creek n, n % an ,,in r street WAS an
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t.oh is Supervisor at the ne" Reservoir
After careful s'ui ~ anu hard "orh
we nave hsared ou why 50 m my ell
tors get rlcn Here is the secret OF
success: \ chhd IS b'rn IN the helgn-
oorhooa' the at'ehnihs physician gets
go; the ell t'e gives the loli-'i eei
younsster ana the n'ppf Pirea1'
send-oH ana gets ~. IL Is christ 'he'
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Miss Louise Coan, niece of c. E..
Alexander of the Club Hotel, arrived
this week and will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander for few days.
Her home is in Vincennes, Indiana.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

The Democratic political managers
and bosses of Georgetown We're down
last Sunday comforting with the political
magnate, Colonel Noxon, about the
way things should be done in the
convention to.day and what they say
comes very near going. Once in a
while they slip cog. Among the
west enders were Barney O'Connell,
Ex-Mayor Olds, Dolly" Leyden, Mr..
Stevens and some lesser lights.
Thursday was busy day for the
deer hunters and they ramified in all d.
rections to try their luck in getting a
taste of venison. The writer hereof
hunted up the old broiling irons in
anticipation of fine broiled steak with
the wild taste that is the joy of the ep-
icurean, but up to the present time tn 3
the broil has not put in an appearance.
Was this due to the failure of the hum
ters to "mark" the deer or lapse of
memory. No doubt the former.
That happy, beaming smile that
illumines the countenance of !. L. Ream
agent for the c. & S. railroad, is not
due to the fact that the
tourist season is about ended thus
saving him from answering thou
sand questions daily and all of the
same nature, nor is it due to the in
crease in shipments of freight, nor even
in anticipation of solid side walks
around the depot. 1t is due to the
fact that after an absence of several
months, visiting friends in Iowa, Mrs.
Ream returned last Monday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

w. w. Edwards, of Toledo, and
Ralph Moore, of Findley, Ohio, both
well known and prominent Buckeye
state bankers, spent several days in
this city this week, the guests of Judge
II, A, Wilkins. The visitors were dele
gates to the Bankers National conven-
|tion at Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Freeman left
for visit at the home and among the
relatives of the former in Greeley,
Colorado. Tney returned Thursday
morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

The movement of ore for August
1908 and 1907 was practically a stand
off. The receipts for 1908 were so cars
as against 81 for August 1907 while
the out going shipments were 144 car
loads in 1908 and l3s cars in 1907. Dur
ing the month 81 cars were received
from the Newhouse tunnel.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

A lease has been taken on the Katie
laris and company. They will drive the
tunnel eastward to cut below the rich
surface pocket Of gold.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Thomas G. Weaver, of Axtel. Neb-
raska, has bought an interest in the
Metropolitan restaurant and began
his associations with Bishop Oxley on
Thursday morning The new firm will
make it special point to cater not only
to old customers in very appetsing
manner but also to those who are look
ing for square meal at reasonable
price.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

DR. John Atcheson left Tuesday after
noon for Ohio where he will spend a
month in visiting various points in that
state, particularly in Cincinnati and
Portsmouth. He will meet Mrs. Atche-
son at the latter place. She has been
absent for several weeks visiting
relatives in Washington, D. G, and in
Ohio.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Pure Apple Cider Vinegar at Chas
F. Devlan's cellar, 1909 Wall Street
p. O. Box 262.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Two government timber inspectors
lave been in the camp for few days
the use, durability and
General conditions of timbers in mines.
they we're A. l.. Helm and M. Cline.
kr. James Underhill, on behalf of the
University of Colorado, is rendering
Ialuable assistance in this work. Nu-
herous specimens of the white fungus
hat preys on the timbers underground
here taken and investigations will be
hade n to the best methods Of remedy
h1 TIN nuisance. They visited the
tewhouse tunnel and many of the
Mining properties cut by this tunnel.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Two candidates will contest the place
for postmastership in Kearney in case
an accident occurs by the election of
Bryan, and this is not a year for such
accidents. The rivals are Bishop Ok
ley and Alderman Straub.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

R B. Wall, more familiarly known as
f'Curley," has this week been enter
kaining his brother, John R. Wall, ares
|dent of Illinois, and it is the first time
khe brothers have met in thirty three
bears. In order to get acquainted, the
brothers had to have an introduction at
khe railway station.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

V. l. Noxon, editor of the Gazette, is
member of the democratic state
central committee press department.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

A large delegation of unterr fed
democrats came in this morning iron
Silver Plume. Georgetown, Empire Il d
other precincts t. go thro, gh the fer
malltN OF nominating t,cnet. They
were he happiest set one would wish
to see bat then they We're on the OPP
posite SIDE OF the fence an were hav-
ing their laugh before "tac ling the
bul Wait Ill the night of election
and see the d ferent express on Of
c)untenanres. The Sifting-News will
e itend them sympathy then Just as it
e ltends them ut nJst cJrliaity to-day.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

While on a visit u MS ster M.
I. Baily. living near LNerm lie,
G. Busch, d buyer Tor a Dauver tirA,
was killed Sept. 30 by bullet from his
own gun.
he dead man was the son Of Herman
Busch, a jeweier OF Denver, bl. for
merry of this c.ty.
Fred was an Idaho Springs boy and
married Nj SIS G.rrLde HAIRS OF TINS
city.
On yeste rday Judgement was enter u
IN tn county court IN favor u. h
defendant IN the case Of the City rl
idaho Spr ngs versus Albert WilsioN
w nslow had b en- fined IN tn. Ponce
',agistrate Court Of the city Tor
pedding fruits and vegetab es w.t.
o It a license. The judgement IN the
county cou is to the effect tnat r.
Wins .ow may do business III the manner
IN VII ch h Is without pay.nS any IL
ccnSe.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

President w. l.. Bush, of the First
National bank, has been attending the
meeting of the National Bankers con-
venton at Denver this week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

The deer hunting season began on
Thursday the first and the season will
be open until the twentieth of October.
One person is entitled to kill one deer
provided he canget within gunshot and
is a good marksman.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Hon. Otto Abranam,on, who has
served S,y.:ll t. n' in ia. NJ
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 anth
trip here during su miners although not
in consecutive seasons
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Bob Price % xed in the city whirl at
Denver Tue !av.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Frank NJ. Woman is visiting in the
central part Of the county this week in
the interest 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.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Congre ssman w. A. Haggott, has
rented one of the Hall cottages and
the family is now comfortably housed
for the winter, or at least until the
call of duty takes them to Washington
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Councilman A. E. Straub was called
to Denver Tuesday by the Bankers
convention which desired his advice
as to many financial matters
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

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. Cd
were put through the building and
the walls drawn in place so that all the
fears OF any danger are at an end.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Mrs. John Oven was visitor to the
state capitaI several days tn week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

A. E. Straub was a passenger for
Denver Tuesday returning Wednesday
morning to find his livery barn great
ly improved by the addition of large
Taft hthograph pasted thereon.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

| suppose you're going. Going
where? Why to hear Bob Smith, the
humorist at the Presbyterian church
Friday Oct. 8. Admission 35cts.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

The Ladies Aid Society of the Sunny
side Lutheran church will give social
in the parlors of the church Thursday
evening, October s. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Uncle odd Cain took several days
off this week and heard both Hearst
and Taft a Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

The Dteamland theatre will tonight
PRODUCING va4deyile stunts The first
act will he G 5. Coulson, The Rdbe, "
in nging az lancinr
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

A large force of employees of the Cen
trail Colorado Power company now
make their headquarters in this city
while building the transmission lines to
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04

aleht 81 unemployed 20 beg has
beea upheld IN English courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04
Ar. DROPS
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Cloud, Owing to Her
Disappearance.


,sesaNclsco. New. 1.-The
~ ~ under which Rev. rayson
s'i's''. ..,e,or Of the Episcopal
ssas. !, 4. Mary the virsin' Of
- 7 40 been cast In oonnce'
os ,he disappearance OF
81 VIZ II Oakland, was ~,
- N ,'.,ss n she statement Of
sssed 49, q the relatives OF the
II .,,,.mens Of the rector tol.
~ s's ,~es interview last ntght
as.s Mar A = YATES e , ,hg s''' :
-. 80 Z IAe lamily; -. ,,u.,.,
snV's ,..s. 1910 fact that he
a. n'. .s 4 H. eompany q Miss
vas ~ ~. Z ~ disappearance and
cara 49, ~ a Der home
~ 'a', ss.s 4. ssssrcs tia, Miss
~ 49, ! A. rcctory on re-
go ~ ~slIsss and that they De
-. 49, ~ aeaaainied pariug
!. go Z. 's',ssslssanes the girl told him
~ ~. y, ssns hfe was unhappy De-
=. y aIfgswnces between her
- ~ NJ nasheg The minister
=. ~ Ae called once on Miss
- 8, gathered nom the man
= y Mss Clafks mother that
I ~ ~ unwelcome guest aud
i ~ call aEaln Nonus
= AT he aid not see the miss.
: ~ aiier that he admits 90.
1snssng to persuade her not 70
paels 4 aan. and says TIA, he tn.
s~s.sa that she might become =
-sss nurse. The detectives
.sslss o. the strange case arv BE-
sslug 10 admit the hopclcssness
2sass work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04

neaday Evening club will DO held
this evening az tho hpme % Mr.. aud
Mrs, Manson h, paethb.
French lecture.
Prof. Guerard kave q French lee.
ture yesterday 5efore party ~
invited friends at the apartments
OF Mrn w. H. Forrest, Adrian court
Tsa.
Mrs. Walter Fulton will be hostess
az a tea on Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Cherry IT.
For Quest
Mrs. Frank Gilbert Taylor will
give an informal tea tomorrow for
her niece Miss Margaret Mechanic
Of Tacoma, who ~ her house guest
Miss Almond Presented.
Mrs. Charles ". Patten gave a toa
this afternoon at the residence. on
Columbia st.. TO introduce her
daughter, Miss Helen Almond.
Song Recital.
Miss Marie blanche Holiiuahsad.
dramatic soprano, Huliet. will appear
IN SONG recital GA Friday evening a.
\ o'clock. In Eenn'n hail. SECOND av,,
under the auspices OF the Church ~
our Lady of Good Help, This re-
cital n the first % series 60 he
given during the season. OF much
interest IN the fact that Gay Little
pandeiion" ono Of the numbers to
be presented by Miss tiollinnhend.
was made In Seattle. with Agnes
lockhRrt Hughes az the author of
the words and y Il. BENJAMIN COM
poser % the music Il viii have its
initial performance here ON Friday
evening from manuscript
Mikado's Birthday.
The 18th birthday anniversary ~
the milgado Of Japan was brilliantly
celebrated last evening by re-
crptiun and buffet supper given BY
tnuHul Thkichi Innhla. assisted hy
local prominent Japanese. IN the
paflura ~ the now Washington
hotel over $50 guests participated
ln tho festivities of the day, which
% known ~ Japan az Tenchasetau
day. The hotel rotunda and rccep-
tiou rooms were draped with Jap
auese rnEa and ponnanta and Amer
team cmbiema. Japanese maids tn
picturesque native costume served
tho tea and waters National "a
iriotic japanese hymns and music
added Eeat 20 the entertainment
Card Series Planned.
Members ~ ~ Mary's corps No
att. w. g, q, u. plan 60 hold
series ~ card parties during the
Winter. The first ~ these viii BE-
given Nov 8, a. the homo Of Mira
3 Buck. gii goth AV n
Woman's Century Club.
The Muman'n Century club will
meet a. the Federation club house
The afternoon o. Nov. IS. instead 81
this week Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04

left the church 10 the deep toned
harmony ~ the pipe organ The
bride was given away hy her father
SHE presented the ideal picture ~
the bride Ia an ivory satin princess
robe with the trailing folds 81 Ions
court train. and wearing tho family
old Duchess lace. She carried ia her
bands a white praNerh0nk
Tho single attendant her sister
Miss Helen truny. wore = Gown 81
embroidered pink tuiic over pink
satin. and carried carnations Il the
same color She worr dainty
Charlotte goraay hat 81 white rax
aud lace. stth a large pink roae at
one side.
The best man was the cousin %
the gruou. Mr. Norman Jay nrucn
Mrs. Denny was dressed In ivory
satin and striped chiffon EN-.
hFoldercd with velvet ronee. and wore
a hat ~ rsls lavender satin and vii
low piumes.
Mrn Coe. wife u Col Theodore
Cacs ~ Newark. " J.. and mother
~ the groom, wore a gown ~ black
Thread lace over sstin. with bat 90
match
The ushsrs wrrr Mr. Paul Henry.
Mr. James Trafton keena. Mf Geo.
Edward piekinsan and Mr. atosidard
Hancock
Immediately following the cero.
mony a large reception was held
from g. o. 70 7 o'clock ~ the u~nny
residence. At 1899 Seneca a.
tn the receiving line wrre Nr and
Mrs. Arthur Wilson Denny. Mira
Theodore Co and Miss Helen
psnny The ASSISTING ladies' IN he
various rooHaa wrrr Mrs A. A.
Denny. Airs John fseary Mrs N
~ Backus. Nlss ~ /. Denny. Mira.
John T. Wilson. Mfa o. a. ifenry
Airs J e. Halnss, Mrs nefvry iAnd-
les. Mrs Frederick HauSman. Mira.
william Fsitt Trtmhi~. Mira James
shaiirnberxwr. Airs Pierre y. Ferry
Mira. Thomas NJ Green. Mrs. Ethel
Williams. Miss Aiiis Hardy. Miss
Charlotte Whittissey. Miss Anna
F1arth Terry and Misc Jessie Halllr
~ TReousa.
The house was handsomely deck
- Tor tire eccasirn
Mrs Suyaarn was bern in Seattle
and graduated from enc Mefriii.Nan
I.aur nrhawl ~ Nnw Vera Shr ~
Bnr ~ the mnat popular - the
younger set SIR HaYdnm " q mslu
Der ~ an old knlcksf booker family
~ New York They viii make ss-
attic their home
Mr. and MrN Ruydkm leave this
evening for New fgfh city FROM
whence they will sail. Nov - on
the President Lincoln for a winter =
tour 81 Europa
Club Meets.
The second meeting ~ the We'd