The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-07-02

Helen Sapp and Beulah Barry of TEN
pie, Texas.
Mr.. Claude Sachs spent several days
in the city in the interest of the Banner
Mines company and was
shown around by Superintendent Fred
Nye.
Mr.. A. S. Potter of Galesburg, Illinois
and old time personal and political
friend of the scribe of this paper spent
the greater part of last week in this and
Russell Gulch districts.
DR.. NJ. L Jennings of Pittsburg, Pa.
and editor of the Methodist Recorder of
that city, has been spending the past
two weeks here, combining an outing
with some mining business.
Mrs. Howell, sister of Mrs. Il. w.
Gibson, is visiting her relatives. Her
home is in Lisnaskee, Ireland. She will
make prolonged visit in Colorado, prin-
cipally in Idaho Springs and Morrison.
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Pacific coast, Mrs. G. /. Spessard re-
turned home the first of the week. She
was met at Denver by her husband, the
cashier of the Clear Creek and Gilpin
Trust company.
Miss Eunice Thompson left this week
for the Pacific coast and during the trip
mi visit A puaIas md
San Francisco and Spokane On her
return she will visit in Salt Lake City
and Grand junction.
Miss Murie Hill was the recipient of a
stocking and handkerchief shower Civ
en- by Mr. and Mrs. X. b. Morton at
which a select gathering of friends were
present. The afternoon was most pleas
antly passed at six handed euchre.
Miss Una Ball and Miss Nadine Bar
ada came over from Boulder to spend a
few days. The former is a student at
the University and the latter is attend
ing the preparatory department.
Captain Henry /. Seemann, wife and
daughter, have taken up their summer
outing in one of the well appointed cot
tages that he has near the Lombard
Mines. They will also entertain party
of friend there.
The friends of Mr.. n. Weinberger are
glad to greet him on his return here for
visit during the celebration. He is
well pleased with his new home and
place of business in Grand Junction
Colorado.
Supt. Fred Nye had the large gasoline
engine transferred from the Morgan
property up Trail Greek to the Lake
mine up Virginia canyon. 1t will be
used in unwatering the shaft and drifts
of the latter property.
Col. S. N. Simpson of Kansas City is
here for a prolonged visit. He has
made annual pilgrimages to this Mecca
of health giving pleasure, business rest
and physical recreation for many years
and his zeal for this section never wanes
in the least.
The leasing Pool of Lindall, Eckberg
and Olsen have opened up fine streak
of ore in the fourth level of the Little
Matte that is of most encouraging ma
ture. 1t consists of good streak of
silver and also good values in gold.
The leasing pool of Machol, Wiley d
Co. is finding better ore as development
proceeds on the old Seaton mine. The
work is being done at depth of 2OO0
feet and from the Newhouse tunnel.
The ore is now running from $50 to $40.
per ton and is getting of a better quail
ity all the time. 1t will be necessary to
drive 13O feet further to get under the
shaft The leasers will have a good
thing in this property.
Rev. e. Burns Martin will begin a ser
les Of sermonzed lectures at the Nj. Il.
church on Sunday evening and his first
topic will be The Teaching of Emerson.
This will be followed in succession dur
Sunday evenings of July and August
and the subjects of this series in rota-
ton will be, Silas Mariner, King Lear,
The King and the Book, The Tale Of
Two Cities, Jean Val Jean and the
Drama Of Job. Mr.. Martin is fluent,
eloquent and attractive speaker and peo-
pie will find his handling of these sub
jects very interesting.