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

Mrs. Geo. Wilkie has for her guest
Mrs. V. A. Hopkins Of Salida.
Rev. Paul B. James Of the Episcopal
church of Abilene. Kansas is visiting
his uncle Jud NJ. Brown.
]. j. Bonner was down from the west
end of the county the middle of the
week. looking up mining matters.
Miss Helen Roberts left Friday,
morning for Salida. Colo, where she
will resume her duties in the city
schools.
Mrs. Norton H. Brown left Friday
morning for Golden to visit with her
sister before the latter leaves for Salt
Lake city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Wyatt, of Sa-
lima. Kansas, after short visit here
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murill, re-
turned home last Thursday morning.
Charles l.. Jaynes took trip to
Fort Morgan the latter part of this
week to look after his farming in
terests there and assist in harvesting
his crop of oats.
A party consisting Of Mrs. Adolph
Nelson, Mrs. George .Winnemore and
daughter, Miss Anne, and Mrs. George
C. Weber made the trip to Mt. Nc
Clelland on Friday and were delighted
with the scenery and the expert
ance.
S. C. Rogers and wife were visit
ors here the first of the week. They
reside in Louisiana and have a large
plantation in that state. Mr.. r. is in
terested in .he North American Smell
ter and Mines company.
The democratic county committee
meeting is set for to-day but Judging
by those who are assembling here
one would come to the right conclu-
sion that it is an aggregation Of Office
seekers and Office holders.
Col. w. H. Moore, the veteran min
ing man of this county, who has spent
over forty years here returned the
first of the week from points in his
old state, Nebraska, also in Kansas
and Oklahoma where he had been to
meet parties who are liable to bseams
interested with him in his Fall river
properties.
Ex-Aldsrman and ex-mayor pro TEN,
Albert Edward Straub, accompanied by
the huskiest bunch of kids that ever
came over the pike, and Joe Williams,
the night watch, returned Monday from
Williams Fork after a weeks fishing.
The kiddies say they caught one fish
this long II, while AL. and Joe de-
clare that it weighed pound and half.
At distance in of about 1900 feet
from the portal of the Standard tun-
mel and at depth of $50 feet, = fine
streak of high grade ore was encoun-
tered the latter part of last week. The
streak is lead and copper showing val
uss to the amount of nearly $50 ounces
IN silver and fair showing of gold.
1t is from six to twelve inches wide
and of a concentrating nature.
Don't forget the great attractions at
the ball grounds on the fourth and
fifth of September. There will be
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tion is making preparations to have
the various stunts the best that have
been pulled off in this locality for
years. Col. Charles Morrison's ag-
gregation of Cow Punchers and Bron-
cho Busters, the original Luna Park
Wild West show, will be here. There
will be rough riding, roping, COW girl
races and base ball. The evening of
the fifth there will be big ball At the
Trocadero.
With this issue the Siftings-News
begins the publication of articles from
the Outlook written by Theodore Roose
welt, contributing editor to that maya
zine, Owing to delay last week the
articles did not begin as expected and
hence there is the writings for two
issues inserted in this. Hereafter it is
expected that these articles will ave-
rage two columns weekly and thereis no
question but that they will be read and
appreciated by the subscribers. The
Siftings-News will have the exclusive
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and trenchant pen of Col. Roosevelt.
There was more or less CONSERVATION
on Wednesday afternoon when dense
smoke began to make its appearance