The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18

DAHO SPRINGS. COLO..
Mrs. w. G. Arkills was passenger
for the capital city yesterday MORN
ing
DR.. John Atcheson was called to
Denver on professional business last
Wednesday.
Mayor Kimball tore away from bis
official duties to transact business in
Denver yesterday.
Patrick Henry Finlson spent a day
or two IN Denver this week hobnob-
bing with Den ver friends.
Fred Nye was called to Denver yes
terday on business connected with the
Banner Consolidated company.
A. E. Straub spent several days this
week in the Denver horse market look
ing up new stock for increasing haul
ing business.
Pete Reed, one of the most popular
passenger conductors on the c. & 5
has taken the night run on this division
for the summer.
Attorney A d Bulls was a passen-
ger for the valley yesterday and will
look after his interests at Fort Morgan
before he returns.
Master James Sabin of Denver came
up with his father on Tuesday and re-
mained Sc 7eral days visiting with his
young associates.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Short have been
entertaining Denver friends this week
and they all enjoyed fishing trip to
Chinn's lake yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Hall and daughter Cath
rine are here to spend part Of the sum-
mer. They were former residents and
now have their home at Phihpsburg,
Penn.
Mrs. G. Webster, of Shenandoah,
Iowa. accompanied by her two chill
dren arrived here this week to spend
month as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. L. Jaynes. The two ladies are
sisters and the husband of Mrs. Web
ster is prominent druggist in their
home town.
Mrs. l.. E. Fitch, of Laramie. Wyo.
oming, and Miss H. NJ Eaten, sisters
of E. A. Eaton. Of this Office. spent q
couple of days in this city with
their brother this week. The
family had been separated for a mum.
ber of years and it was in the nature Of
family reunion.
Charles Caosson came over from his
ranch Monday morning and went to
Georgetown to get furniture belonging
to him and which he is taking over to
his "Rest Awile" home on Bear creek.
He did not forget to leave a nice mess
of trout, fresh from the brook, for the
scribe of this paper,
Grand Secretary L. A Hafer of the
Grand Asrie of Eagles for the state
of Colorado will attend the annual ses-
sions to be held at Cripple Greek
in July. In his capacity as
one of the Grand Officers he will have
the right to vote thus giving the
Idaho Springs Asrie the equivalent oi
two delegates.
Messrs Hall and Mcdonald have beer
fixing up the Kitty Clyde mine W
Spring guleh and is getting it in gooe
shape for aggressive work. A new
boiler has been installed and it will be
put into commission the first of the
week. This property has been a large
producer and the gentlemen who now
have it under their management ex
peet to place it on substantial ship
ping bsais.
Hon. W, P. Alkire the democratic
war horse of Dumont was in the city
the first of the week exhibiting some
hne ore that he is taking from his
lease at Silver Plume. With foot OF
mineral that runs in value from $50 tc
$10O per ton in the heading and with
other ore in the stope that runs from
500 to 5000 in silver he feels as if the
tariff, railroad and other issues are 8
secondary consideration.
A shaft is being sunk on the Onids
property up Ute creek by w. H. Max
on, by means of which it is expected
to open up rich ore shoots from which
rich ore was taken in past years. The
Ute creek mining section is looming up
in good shape. In the Silver Horn
group assays were taken on Thursday
that run as high as $160 per ton and
thew are going to pet plentv of thi