The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-08-27

'ATURDAY. AUG, 81 I:
Miss Batchelder is entertaining her
friend Miss THEME Miller Of Long
| mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richwine, after
spending several days in the valley re-
turned home Tuesday,
! W. H. Kane, representing . corre-
spondence school, was soliciting in
terest here last Thursday.
Liveryman McGinnis has recently ad-
dsd fine pair Of sorrel horses and an
elegant single buggy to his equipment.
this camp, T. M. Tague left on Mon
day for his home in Haddem, Kansas.
Mrs. d. D. Muir, who has been
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. l.. Shaffer for week, returned to
her home at Denver last Tuesday.
MIR and Mrs. j. P. Raimond, former
connected with the tunnel baths, but
who removed to California. were guests
here this week being entertained by
the family of J.. R. Allison.
The members Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school, parents and friends, en-
joyed delightful outing Wednesday
near the Pennsylvania tunnel on Fall
river. 1t required the capacity of the
liveries of the city to convey the pic
nickers to and from the grounds.
The Humbolt mill up Ute creek is
undergoing thorough repairs and put
in condition for economical and con-
tnuous work The leasing company
composed of the stockholders of the
Humboldt M, & T. company will soon
be keeping the ten stamps at work on
ore that is now ready for mining in the
workings of the several claims.
DIR. J. A. Morehoyse and Will John
son with their wives started for Chey
enne, Wyoming, on Monday in the
uOCIoT uIICucu duIOuiopAC " ollSuu
the celebration of Frontier Day.
Candy johnson writes to the Siftings
News that the road between Denver
and Cheyenne was in excellent shape
for auto riding and the distance, 1O7
miles, was made in about six hours.
With the completion Of the ore chutes
and bins at the Rockford tunnel, the
shipments are increasing and at pres
ent two car loads are daily sent to the
Golden smelter. The arrangements for
sorting the ore and loading are of the
most convenient nature and automatic
ally worked. The building of the inn
provements has been done in substan-
tial manner under the supervision of
Fred Nye, the local representative.
At recent examination of the Su-
preme Court for admission to the bar
OF Colorado, Herman Weinberger was
one of the successful applicants and
now has certificate as full
fiedged Attorney-at-Law. Thus by
close application to duty perse-
verance and determination to
get to the front he has completed his
university course, prepared himself to
begin active professional work and
these same characteristics will give
him prominent position in the legal
profession and bring him success.
Frank E. Wire, of Chicago, has been
here during the week investigating the
progress that is being made in the
several properties that he is financing.
He is largely interested and is the
principal promoter of the Gilpin-Im-
perial company that is operating
through the Newhouse tunnel. He is
also financing the Silver Horn group
of claims up Ute creek and is inter-
ested in driving and developing the
level in the Kaintuck claim where it
was cut by the Central tunnel of the
Big Five. He is one of the eastern
promoters who takes a genuine inter-
est in this section and pins his faith to
its mining condition. He investigates
for himself and does not jump at con-
clusions; hence he IS going to make
success of his promotions.
The work at the Heddensburg mine
up Spring Gulch is being pushed in a
mine-like manner. The plant of ma
chinery has been overhauled and is in
first class working order. The prop
erty is equipped with large boiler,
compressor, hoist and pumps and the
development is being done by a ma
chine drill. The property is under the
management of Geo. c, Weber who is