The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-23

Jack McColl put in several days at ,
the big show in Denver this week. .
Bud" Oliver went to the state
capital yesterday morning for few
days visit. K.
E. ]. Hammond is now in full charge
of the billiard hall, having purchased ,
his partners interests.
DR.. and Mrs. George Atcheson were
Denver-bound passengers on the early !.
morning train yesterday.
Thos. Woodward took a day off the
first of the week and rubbed shoulders |
with the stockmen at Denver. ;
Miss Opal Oxley went to Denver on
the early train yesterday for short
visit with relatives and frineds. ,
Editor Noxon was in Denver Tues
day where he met Mrs. Noxon. and
together they visited the big show.
The Colorado & Southern pay car {
reached this city yesterday and made .
glad the hearts of half hundred en- .
ployees.
Manager Wells was up from Denver y,
the first of the week making an in
spection of the work at the Two Bro =,
theirs tunnel. ,
Mine Host C. H. Alexander, of the
Club hotel, went to Denver where he
mixed with the stock growers for
couple of days.
Miss Margaret Reidy, after spend
ing several days in this city with friends c
returned to Denver on the afternoon t
train Thursday. c
Mrs. w. A. Roberts was all early ,
morning passenger for Denver where I
she joined her husband and saw the {
sights at the big stock show. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Straub, accom-
panied by Master Teddy" went to
Denver on the morning train Wednes-
day to take in the big stock show.
F. l.. Klein. national bank examiner,
accompanied by his assistant, M. Pa
lenske, visited the local institutions 1
yesterday and found them in first class i
condition. '
Cashier A. A. Slower of the M. & M.
National bank, was called to Denver :
the first of the week, but failed to men ,
ha fac fbot afo
in progress. :
j. d. Veach has been up from ,
Denver this week, putting in a new
advertising curtain for the Dreamland @,
theatre and the results show equal :,
merit with that of the curtain at the !.
opera house.
Jack Nankervis could stand the strain
no longer, and went to Denver Tuesday
where was an interested spectator at
the stock show. When he left he in
tended 10 buy the prize winners for his
local market.
George Oxley, while uncovering some
of the finest ore in the best, or one of
the best, leases in the district, could
not resist the temptation and went to
take in the stock show in the stock
show at Denver Wednesday morning.
He left his interests in charge of ,
Frank Moonan.
W. E. Renshaw went to the big 7
city the middle of the week where he
looked over the big horses with view t
to making purchases for his COM
pany. He already possesses some of
finest stock in the camp, but is ever I
ready to even improve on what he has, 9
believing that the best is none too
good. l
Dan Witter, proprietor of the livery +
and iced stables on Miner, between n
fl fifteenth and sixteenth streets, depart y
ed for Denver on Wednesday morning, O
where he will inspect the fine horses, +
cattle, sheep and hogs at the stock show
and he knows from extended experience
with stock the fine points of the differ q
ent classes. i,
Judge Hobbs of the county court, t
spent several days in Denver this week e
where he attended meeting of the t
county judges of the state and dis d
cussed the various forms of blanks to
be adopted and the general conduct -
of the Offices so that an uniformity
might be maintained. He heard his :
first case last Thursday. :
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M. lateral of the Nevada Capitol Gold S