The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-05-14

Tuesday.
E. R. Lumley went to the big city ol
business mission Sunday, returnin,
Monday afternoon.
Fred Stroehle spent several days Al
the county seat this week as an interest
ed spectator at the sessions Of the dis
trict court
The comet is now at its best and will
will be SO only for short time. 1t will
rise at 2,49 to morrow morning and il il
is clear it will be grand sight.
If there is single dog in town thai
does not wear muzzle it is through nc
fault Of the authorities for big and
little have to don the masks.
The A. o. 0. P. through its secretary
Mrs. Maggie Mcleod turned over q
check for S210 to tho widow of the late
Louis Gunstrom on account of disabil-
ity claim.
Wilbur Mcfarland, after spending
several days with his mother in this cit,
returned to Littleton last Sunday. lie
is employed by the Leyner Drill Co. al
Littleton.
w. M. Tanner has returned to this
district and has many fine propositions
on foot. He declined to discuss his
promotions until they have more fully
developed.
"Dad" Cain took days of the frs,
OF the week and renewed acqusintances
at Denver. He has been under the
weather for some time and sought the
lower altitude as . tonic.
The fume connecting the Bonita mil
with the Mixsell dam is being rapidly
repaired the dsmsgae from the wash
out not being as serious as was first an
ticipated. 1t is expected that the mil
will be able to resume some time mex
week.
John Hull departed Tuesday Afternoon
for Boulder county where he will devote
his undivided time in looking after tn
interest OF the Inter Ocean mine a
Sunshine. He is we'll acquainted viii
the proposition and great results ma,
be anticipated.
Night Watch Williams, after a strenu
Gus ssige Of taking care Of the peace ant
protecting the city during the repos
Of its citizens, went to Denver for a few
days this week, returning Tuesda
morning. During his absence the re
sponsibility was thrown upon the shoul
ders OF Alderman Vic Jenson.
Postmaster John Trathen has bee
confined to his home for several day
and considerable part OF the time TO hi.
bed on account Of sickness. His friend
will be pleased to learn that he is grad
uauy improving and hopes to be arount
again the early part Of the comm
week.
Ms. W. A. Maxwell formerly coanet
ted with the Gazette, and now editor c
the Brighton Blade was In the city thi
week. He and H. L. Williams are opeI
sting lssse in the Specie Payment an
It now looks a. IL success Is about
sttsnd their efforts. Last week a sma
streak Of ten ounce gold was cut.
H. E. Renick, trainmastsr for the c..
s.. chaperoned by conductor Jim Kimbr
visited with his Idaho Springs friend
between trains last Wednesday and inc
dentally took bath at the hot tunnel
The Siftings has failed to hear jus
what effect followed, but the Denvt
dailes fail so far to chronicle any ser
GUS results. Mr.. Kimbro decided te TAX
the same treatment and remained her
several days.
The Modern Smelling and Retinin
company has issued circular in whic
the company states that 1.-The plant
only closed for the purpose of maxim
some further improvements and, il ou
plans carry successfully, we hope by th
middle Of July to invite your return
In this event we trust that the trea
ment heretofore accorded you by tn
Modern will warrant you in again ri,
ing us your support.
For the past twenty one years tn
Elitch's gardens have been a leadin
attraction to Denver citizens and ais
the thousands Of visitors to that cit
not only from this state but from a
over the country. During the past yea
improvements amounting to $4,000
have been made principal among whic
is the world famous 100000 represent,
tion Of the great naval engagement b,
tween the Monitor and Merrimac /
Hamton Roads during the Civil Wa