The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-07-23


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crease the savings The work in oil
the foregoing properties is being done l
in an economical, efficient and proper J
mining fashion.
Mrs. DR.. John Atcheson spent a cou- $
pie Of days in Denver this week.
George Ford. the groceryman
spent Friday in Denver on business. a
About the only office that seeks the =
man is the one without salary or per- 7
quisites.
Joseph Myers of the Mines Supply 8
company made business trip to Dem r
yer on Friday
w. l.. Bush, President of the First e
National Bank, wrestled with the tor s
rid heat of Denver on Friday.
Chas. o. Harmon of Dumont and To- e
cal representative of the Syndicate t.
group of mines at Alice transacted b
business in this city on Friday a
/ Mrs. o. W. Lowell and daughter are
visiting in the city having come here
from Excelsior Springs. Mo. where 81
they have been spending several G
weeks. p
The fronts of Nelson's store and ..'@
Arkill's assay office are being greatly
improved by a liberal applicatio Of
paint The property belongs to J. J, IL
Elliott. r
l. Oppenheim, OF Greeley, Colorado,
isspendng = few days in the city in T
dulging in the hot baths. He has :.
chain of cigar and tobacco stores
in the state.
After spending several weeks here
for his health, Henry Strieff OF Elm
creek, left on Friday morning for
more extended trip to Salt Lake. Og- p
den and other points.
w. J. Dermody, wife and daughter v
Ruth, of Omaha, Nebraska, will spend S
few days on Pine Slope as the guests
of J. 7. Mallalieu and wife. Mrs. Der y
mody is a sister of Mrs. Mallalieu and !,
her husband is prominent business b.
man of Omaha. =
Colonel A. G. Brownlee of the STAN c
Icy Mines company was elected a t
member of the Board Of Directors at (
the adjourned meeting Of the mining i
men of the state that met in Denver t
last Saturday night to organize s
Colorado branch of the American Min
ing Congress. He was elected first /
Vice President The positions were I
worthliy bestowed as Mr.. Brownlee is a |
very practical man, thoroughly expert +,
enced in mining affairs and enthusiast t
tic IN fostering this the greatest indus ]
try of the state.
Rev. ]. T. Mackey, and family of
Omaha, Nebraska, are registered at
the Club hotel and will spend large
portion of the summer here. He has
been passing the former part of the [
vacation in touring the Yellowstone
Park and is very enthusiastic over the
greatness, magnitude and beauty of this {
wonderful park He is rector of one
of the large Episcopal churches of ,
Omaha. About thirty years ago he
lived in Central City and has held SER
vices in this city. He is enjoying tn is
climate very greatly.
The one fare tickets which are being
offered by the railroads for the round
trip to the Interstate Fair and Expo
sitisn at Denver September to II, al
lowing from one to three weeks stay at
thesExpositlon, are not confined tSCol- {
orado and adjoining states. A special
cognizance of the Exposition has been
given by the Southern railroads and
those which center at Chicago and st.
Louis, SO that the entire West is re-
ceiving the benefit of the effort which
has been put forward to make this
national show. There are, no other
National Expositions this year and every ,
quarter has responded to the argument {
advanced by the meeting Of influential
Western men at Washington, just be-
| ford the death of Thomas F. Walsh, to
make Denver the center. annually, of
such an enterprise.
The storm on Wednesday afternoon
seemed to have its center within a
radius of mile and half Of Idaho
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