The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-07-30

IDAHO SPRINGS. COLO. SATU
Rory McGilvray was passenger for Fred
Denver this morning. for Me
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- e. ~ .I:s mining
I'd c-.-..-.-1 .-:e. 49,. q. Idah,
the;r r,e.,s NJ .,a NJ. aolcu;,t a popula
Donver parties
| " and sui
Mrs. DR. w. T. Cain returned ths
first of the week from On extensive a.
.....-, 81, family
! " and 10
Geo. J. Bancroft, OF Denver ana dence
party of friends were visitors to Lock -,
Lomond last Sunday. ".
| ~ stores,
=. Lamb and wi1e nave Oeen Longn
tertalnlng Dr. ). n. oeefume" ~" Comstt
wife FOR several days. street.
Miss Myrtle Garretson returned R. "
| Tuesday from q six mo nths visit 70 ton as
several California points ment Q
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G. H. Curnow for week. Afte
/ o.w,,a p;oh,.r ~ n.,x.r d;,.csor in this
~ ~. o-.has,-. a, ,ho Ornnaum h Sanfor
spending his vacation in the city. ,eA' -
- Prior t
Miss Hariett Christy, of Danville, couple
Ils.. arrived in the city yesterday for fornia
visit with her cousin. Miss Opal Oxley.
Fins wall, OF New Douglas' lis, y in this
here Tor a couple OF weeks Visit VITA days t.
MS relatives, the 1amliy OF u. b. "AA look af
| rL. a C.a. o .,a was OF
&C. 1OOths inches of water fell a. shown ,'o.
h,, .ha ra,ort ~ srnt willis ~ the Angelo
Big Five. Mr..
Tom Evans departed Monday for came Q
Cananea New Mexico. where he will first Of
be emploved bv a large mercantile es. In spe,
tablishment. Weinb
is pa
A"o u ene De"'e' pv''o''ee Grand
have been here for several days enjoy
ing vacation. They are F. d. Hansy ID. 3
and q. ]. Weaver. the re
On Tuesday the stork stopped at the oh...d
nome ol Mr, anu M,i' op.'A"~s Alice v
ie' y o.len' anu Do1"e"e wy he prof.
e'"N'''A s''s E- -o-.--.--- lparty I
Mrs. Thomas johnson and daughtcs Mo-,
uep.r'eo .ns ni'' y. u'e "eeA ~, o'a, full sim
Center, Kansas, where they will make xomer
1
PFo'sAseeo vlel. wila Ie.N''' pleasa
| w. S, Leebrick and wife have been ances
spending q few days here as guests of ersnt
w. H. Thompson, during which time compa
Mr. L. gave considerable attention to applau
the Little Matte mine of which he is Mas
superintendent. Cazet,
Randall Akin came up from Cripple Fall ri
Creek this week and is enjoying visit They
with his brother, A. M. AKIN ana hu- poundt
merous acquaintances. he has just they h
completed the installation OF a 4oo-ton newsp
cyanide plant at the creek. sacred
On account of the breaking down of catch.
some timbers in heavy ground, the Afte
work in the Central tunnel was stopped claims
for few hours. The cave was about up Sp
fifty feet IN height but Contractor Kitty
Friedman soon had it under control. resum
IT.. f.,d. - w 7 Shar.r .ra kept
,,;f. ,,;,, h. verv gre.t,v nle.sed 70 pany
,o... .h.. +h.;- aa,,ohto- M.r,.ra+ 10 men o.
Ill. :....,,;.o NJ, chaEo. ,o official
- -, iii, h, ~, v,,a l.s. nance
from st. Joseph's hospital where an Wor
operation had been performed. the Ne
The repairino of the Cumberland pany
,,l.h w.oon road has been ,ook.d .fter mount
hv N. county hoard mucb +o tho or.ti- kept u
fcation and convenience of the people coi''pa
having hauling to do up that guch, po'seS
The principal mines are the Cumberland, oo''u
from which very rich ore has recently =. INV
4 - have b
The cottages at the Burns-Moore dicatio
tunnel portal are the scene OF joity paving
and unalloyed pleasure. The recent -
additions to this happy colony are Mrs. "
B. F. Finney and daughter, HELENE, aeoo,,' .. ,r
the Misses Hazel and Wilma Clark of t"e ~
Tulsa, Oklahoma and the misses Louise :.oup
Rheinhardt and Lillian Sternbank of o's.a,''
e. 7 o,;. held by
The mi
The development of the Lake mine h,t T.
by Robert H. Sayre is proving far .ftsr
better than has been anticipated. The ,ua+o-o
ore is showing up in fine shape as to has ha,
quantity and quality. The drifting is sho,v;n ,n
gong on from the Central tunnel and the ney
an the east side. 1t now looks as if with al