The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-20

morning 10 spend Sunday with his
daughter.
| w. l. Bush went to Denver on the
early mofaing train today, called to the
valley on an important business mission.
Mrs, Jas. j. O'kourke, accompanied
by Mis- Alice o Rourke, were passengers
for Denver yesterday, where they will
spend several days with relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Henehan returned
to Denver yesterday, after spending
few day in this city. the guests Of the
family of Mrs. O'Rourae.
| If you want to see some OF the amusing
feature of the big Ell1s fair that was
recently held in Denver, go to the opera
house next Wednesday night. There
will b. number of such and you cant
afford to miss them
Among the visitors to the city the first
of tho weak was Howard rresidder who
spent the time visi ing members of his
family. He is an official of the Western
| Federation of Miners and his time is
given exclusively in the work of this or
ganization.
A shipment of ore was recently made
by Billy James and his partner. MIR.
Carlson, from their lease in the Water
bury level of Shafter. They have made
many profitable shipments this year but
this one caps the climax. There we're
thirteen and one-half tons in the ship
ment which netted them over s 900. or
au average ef little over S73 90 per ton.
The values in the ore consisted of $40
ounces gold, 1850 ounces silver and 4.9O
per cent copper per ton.
Colonel G. A. King and wife left Tues
day for the sunny south. He terminated
his services as assistant postmaster here
on Mopday the 18th. They will visit in
the forhner home of Mrs, King, Chicago.
and WILL then proceed to the former
home of Mr.. King at Roswell, Georgia.
There will be family reunion at the
latter place at which Mr. King will meet
sister whom he has not seen for nearly
forty five years. They will extend their
visit couple of months.
Undar the auspices of the Elks lodge
the local talent will give first class
minstrel performance in this city on De
Gem Der Sd and at Georgetown on Decem-
Der 4th. The training will be under the
5 direction of Joe Bren, who is thoroughly
experienced in this work. He will be
) here next week to commence and vii
, bring with him a full assortment and
, equipment of paraphernalia for arrang
ing, setting and producing entertain
ments aud especially applicable to ELI
shows. Full particulars will be giver
later and the public can look forward tt
an evening of superlative pleasure
Manager J. F. Kaminky of the Prin
cess Alice Mining company is the subjcc
: of congratulation over the persistenc.
8 which has characterized his work ant
success in behalf of the company and ii
Stockholders. His latest achievement i
to make arrangements for pushing thu
NkIh hC h'" ou't va
;. mel is now in a distance of about on
hundred feet while new mine building
grace the property. The older working
:, will also become active. A mill is il
= contemplation is one of the possibilitie
of the near future. The company ha
t funds with which to carry on the i'm
J, provements and developments for an in
: definite period.
u On Monday OF last week, Alva Nj. Ga
J. briel of Lamartine and Miss Anna NJ
- Winger Of Georgetown were married il
. Denver. The groom is son of Cap1
= G. II. Gabriel of this city, employed il
" the Sherwin drug store. The youn
man has been in the employ of the Unit
It ed Hydro Electric company for lon
y time, having been station in George
; town. He now has charge OF the powe
" plant of this company at Lamartn'
l. where the happy couple reside Th
$, bride for three years conducted the Ell
n oft hotel at Georgetown and was yer
y popular with the patrons as well as
d large class Of the citizens. Mr.. Gabrit
d is most capable man in his line of wor
st and has the confidence of the officers {
'r the company.
: Such extremely windy nights as las
~ night should call forth every possibl
precaution to prevent fires. 1t is th
70 duty of everyone to be extra carefI
rs about throwing out warm ashes. til
n getting under headway with such hig
fl winds would result most disastrousl
r A further safeguard should be provide
1t in the shape Of special watchers on b.
le half of the city. There is no use settin