The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-23

George Mossript boarded the early
morning train Monday for Denver. '
.. NJ. Smith spent several days in
!, the state metropolis this week. v
. o. w. Lowell was . visitor to the
big city last Monday.
w. E. Rsnshaw visited the stats !,
Capital the first Of the week for day
Ben Aartelon was a south bound ,
d passenger Tuesday afternoon. =
Merchant c. L. Lamb went to the
= valley Wednesday on \ purchasing .
expedition. i.
Col. John Owen was passenger for
the valley metropolis on the early train :
Thursday morning. :
Returns of shipment of low grade
ore from the Park claim showed net =
l.. values Of about $12 per ton
Mrs Lee Dowis and baby departed
wednesday morning for = visit ,
with Colorado Springs friends.
Postmaster Trathen put aside bust (
ness cares the middle Of the week and
visited with his city friends. 9
Sprague Stewart, after spending t
Sunday with the folks in this city re- il
turned to Denver Tuesday after
noon.
| Ira Al
the week for Idaho where he expects t
to engage in farming
Police Judge Wilkins, during the A
} slack times, took advantage of the lull h
and went to Denver this week. n
Otto Holm leavos today for Cripple
Creek where he will take up contract
work. h
Mrs. Effie d. Clayton has been h
spending the week with her relatives +
on Pine Slope.
J A. Campbell, of the Ssnitarium
was passenger for Denver on the q
afternoon train Tuesday.
C. w. Deems. the mining engineer. n
spent day in camp this week, re-
turning to Denver on the afternoon
train Tuesday.
Billy Lamb, after spending some !
time with the home folks in this city .
fIeft Wednesday morning for = trip i
over his district. II
Mrs. Killen Mauz came down from
the Seemxnn tunnel the first Of the +
week and departed for visit with =
relatives in Wisconsin 8
, Roy Short, of Homesville, Indiana, t
brother of N. A. Short, Of the Metro /
n politan restaurant. arrived Tuesday
9 and will spend the summer in this
, city. !
n Unusual interest is attached to the I
special meeting of the city fathers last i
s Monday owing to the fast that the |
y time had arrived for the appointment
e of city officers for the coming years
e and there were several candidates for
e the several positions.
. BY grapevine telegraph" comes the =
information that about May I, M. F. +
Harrington will return from his vaca
tion and resumed the management of
the Adams Express company and West I
ern Union Telegraph company business h
in this city. He has been enjoying an
extensive vacation in the east. !
, w. H. Tanner, after long absence
4 visited his friends in this city the first
of the week and attended the regular
| meeting of the Elk lodge Thursday I
$ evening. He is selling and installing q
mining machinery in the southern and Z
e western country and reports business
:, as prospecting.
Chas. Whitfield, after spending sew
: eral months in the camp looking after
his mining propositions, left the first 7
: of the week for Fort Lupton where he Z
: will spend the summer. Charley is
we'll posted in the coming vegetable
products, and is engaged at good
salary in the factories of his own COM g
h mnnity.
There are frequent complaints on the '
delay in getting ore from Idaho Springs I
to its destination. One car recently t
: was held in Denver about eight days v