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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Everett Garretson returned Tues
day from his vacation and is again
perched on the drivers seat of the
Adams Express wagon. He
spent his outing over on Bear
creek.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Robert Hawk has sold his in
terest in the Homestead bar to
Rudolph Fletcher and with Mrs.
Hawk will spend the winter in
California.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

The Shakespeare club will
meet with Mrs. w. L Sha fer
next Tuesday night.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

The Dorit property will soon
again come into its own. Man
ager Patrick has gone east to in
terest the stockholders in making
additional investments TO the end
that this valuable property may
be more extensively exploited.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Frank Seroy has succeeded to
the blacksmithing business for
merly conducted by Seroy & Sny-
der.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

The Gabriel & Co. lease on the
ninth level of the Lamartine mine
gives good promise of making the
owners profitable returns fo- the
money and time expended. They
have from four to six inches of ore
opened up for over thirty feet that
shows assay values of $3.50 per
ton and each round of holes show
an improvement. Timbering has
been completed and stoping is al
ready under way. The leasers
expect to begin regular shipments
by November 1.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

The Ladies of the NJ. E. church
will gi e an entertainment and
social next Tuesday evening.
Doughnuts and coffee will be
served. Everybody invited Ad-
mission1xc
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Green wer,
Denver visitors for day the frs
of the week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Mine Host Noble Short of the Club
Hotel transacted business in Denver for
couple Of days this week, posting him
self on prices.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21
WITH PICK, SHOVEL, BRAWN
Idaho Springs Merchants Boost for Good
Highway Over Floyd Till.

genuine progre.sivene.s display of public spirit the
Idaho Springs certainly lead all others Unsehsh
Wheel they building ubsan
highway valley sho vel full Of EARTH every pick
its echo "come and u.s. Largely
DONATION still hs the coin Of the realm and back OF the project
public will know that Clear Greek county
composed of citizens who alert to the
of the development of this section OF
feeling confined but includes the banker anu "
mucker. coupon clipper and the days
of blizzard and cold day hundred or more men
radiator hard coal stove shouoe'eo
high shoes aud faed the elements and D. sa
credit hnched 10 his duty and the Floyd hill
ef,rts OF the ':a bi"n'' men
that will be everlasting.
regretted that the weather was not more propous
way retarded, and while the
NAV be charged with they will be found there with both
feet.
popular and has an interest "
those who work and aud this bunch OF
accomplish wonders One would scarce expect "
his stunt with one used to outside
physical clerk could WELD shovel alongside
that just what was oone and as czen
citizen they each admire the other the moge
twas great day Springs and shows that its citizens
that brook4no defeat Had the weather
sn hundred would have assisted IN the
good work. they will overlook their duty and
before the project is completed Will nave cohtro"'eo he
the
public off the business interests OF ldaho springs
and there any the state that can stir
more enterprsug bun ch Of hustlers, them out
Bv their fruits them Chas M Grouse OF oyra'
cuse reading good work going making Egooo
sends draft for SIS as bis contribution 10 e p
panied by the following letter.
Whi of Colorado have property in the vicinity
Of Idaho Springs help the good work along
Enclosed please York draft s25 90 endorsed to you for
this purpose.
Yours truly
NJ. GROUSE
Sunday will day the Floyd Hill road and with
weather will large delegation from the big
bore and its old spelling book
Alter hut there dirt lifted in short space OF
time moved the grade for the men are on
the ob all the interest IN the PROJECT
The boosters believing with surety that the enter
nrs will materially benefit them have taken an interest and
.ek from tomorrow down large delegation to help IN
good expected that the other towns OF the county
will fall into line project of equal interest to all
And then ladies' day. and it safe to say that
-her the ladies. day can't keep man in
and every shovel will be brought into commission
The road is going completed the people united the
project
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21
Adveftised Letter List

Idaho Springs, Colo, Oct. 1Ath, 1911.
The following letters remain uncallt d
for at the Idaho Springs Post Office for
the week ending Oct q 1911
Dummit, Howard M
Jackson, H. o
Mabee, Geo w
Troyer, Mr. C
JOHN TRATHEN, POSTMASTER.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Mrs f. E. Angove and son
went to Denver the first of the
week to visit the electrical show.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

A street fight last Monday be-
tween the white aud colored race
netted the city S23. each of com.
batants being fined SII.5O.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

City Marshal Ives took day off Tues
day and took pick in his hand for
days work on the Floyd Hill road. john
ny Joseph preserved the peace during
his absence.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

O. w. Lowell went to Floyd Hill
station Thursday returning on the
north bound tram.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

r. B. Morton was south bound
passenger for Denver Wednesday
morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Adolph Nelson was purchasing
goods IN Denver for a day the
first part of the week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

The Rockford tunnel has been
placed under the management of
David Robson who comes from
Georgetown. With his extensive
experience he will NO doubt push
the work to a successful compile
ton.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Cyrus Whiteomb, former member
of our G. A. r. Post, died on Oct. 18th
at West Labanon, N. H. He was Sc
yerely wounded at Fredericksburg.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21
Mining Association |
tertain Guests

The joint meeting of the Idaho
Springs Mining Association with
the Colorado Scientific Society and
the Colorado State School of Mines
last SATURDAY. evening at the Ma
sonic Hall was a most enthusiast
ic and auspicious one. This was
the FIRST of series of meetings
contemplated by the Society and
the School of Mines in various
parts of Colorado to enable them
to get in closer touch with the
men in the hills" who are doing
the real work in the develop
ment OF our mineral industry. 1t
is hoped that the exchange OF
ideas and the frark discussions
following the addresses will prove
of great benefit to those concerned
in present day mining problems,
and that mining men of this vi
cinity will be su fficiently interest
ed to attend the meetings in other
localities.
Mr.. Chas. A. Chase, former
general manager and now consult
ing engineer of the Liberty Bell
Gold Mining Co. near Telluride,
Colorado, addressed the meeting
last Saturday on Mine Managers
Problems Mr.. Chase dwelt
upon the necessity of accurate cost
keeping for mines no matter how
large or how small pointing out
that it was only by keeping track
of individual items of cost in a
systematic way that the mine
manger was enabled to obtain the
daily, monthly, and annual costs
and from these and the amount of
work dore to derive the unit costs
3 standards Of comparison. This
eliminates Improbable expend-
lures. After taking up the de-
tailed organization of the manage
ment of the Liberty Bell. Mr..
Chase proceeded to discuss the
cost system and methods of ac-
counting in use at that pro-
perty.
Mr.. Chase then proceeded to
discuss the relations of public
sentiment to the mining industry
as q whole and touched upon the
possibilities of concerted action by
the commercial bodies in the va
rious mining communities, direct
ed toward the introduction of sound
business methods such as prevail
In other industries.
After Mr.. Chase had concluded,
Mr.. L. P. Hammond, chairman,
called for individual discussion Of
the points brought out by Mr..
Chases paper. Messrs. Kimball,
Shirmer, Bush, Staley, Hayaes,
and Or. Anderson and DR.. Fleck
responded. Discussion was OF
ened to the meeting.
20 dutch lunch had been pre-
pa,n ID by the local Mining Asso-
citation for the guests, after
which the discussion was re-
newed. Mr.. Frank Brady, the
we'll known miner of Empire, hit
1 KEY note when he demanded
that the state legislature enact
proper laws for the protection of
the mining investor. Emphasis
vas laid also upon the great pos
abilities in the hands of the To-
cal commercial bodies throughout
the state for inducing the invest
ment of capital in mining prop
efties with conservative manage
ment which would insure the in.
vestor that his money had been
iudiciously spent. 1t was suE-
aested that eastern owners of
properties that are now being op-
.rated be made acquainted with
The possibilities of their prop
Sties with the hope of renewing
heir interest.
Undoubtedly this meeting was
. eye opener to untitled op-
,ortuuities and the forerunner Of
(hers for discussing our mining
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Tom Bonner was a Denver Wis
itor the first of the week;
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

T. A. Jones, of the Gem COM
pany, took his family to Denver
Thursday totake in the electric
show.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Herbert Johnson, of the M. & NJ.
bank was passenger for the state
capital We yesterday,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Commissioner Hickman was in town
Tuesday, looking after matters connect
ed with the work on the Floyd Hill
road.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Tom Oulton took couple of days of
this week to renew his Denver aquaint
ances.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Mrs. o. Cushman, superintendent Of
the childrens hospital at Denver, has
this week been a guest of the family of
J. A. Nankervis.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Mrs. F. G. Walters was a visit.
or to Denver this week in at
tendance upon the meeting of the
grand lodge of Maccabees.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Mrs. ]. A. Redding and family
spent Sunday with Denver
friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Tom Oliver is wearing a cane
as the result of q dislocated ankle.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

Oscar Dowis returned Monday from
. short visit over in Middle Park.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

E. P. Swanson, the Shoeman, spent
Tuesday in Denver on business mis-
sion
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21
Robert Clark and family visited
with Denver friends Sunday.

The management of the opera house
has secured the " all Colol ado" pict-
ures as a special attraction for next
Tuesday night. These pictures were
recently taken in various parts of the
state and show the rssorces as well as
scenic attractions. Many scenes in
Denver will be shown including the
Merchants big parade. There will be
no advance in prices. Don't miss this
picture.
Walter Carr departed for Dem
yer Wednesday morning where
he goes to consult with machine
men in regard to new rock
drill which he has patented.
Many new features are incor-
porated in the new device, and
those who have seen it pronounce
it superior over other makes. In
all its tests the drill has made
good all the claims made for it
by the inventor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21
BILLY" Wykof came

billy WYKOH came over from
Fraser the middle Of the week for
a few days visit with local
friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-21

M DR.. John Atcheson went
Denver Wednesday.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-08-04

Mr. Mcvickar Every one "a ,uost
crooked names means vote for your
railroad. son. That was why ! tod
you you'd better not hollcr out about
IT, 1t was against your own sidH."
Evan 8,ounts hesitation might have
been measured by a clock tick.
Then there Is all the more reason
Why he began, but his father was
once more putting the clutch N,
NO" he Interrupted, still in the
same gentle tone; don't lets jump at
any more conclusions, Evan. Wait
Just a little while There's more 10
come-and ! shouldn't be surprised II
It came before dinner time"
1t did come before dinner time--came
when dust covered ear driven at
reckless speed tore In over the north
ern road and was pulled up with a
Jerk at the Inter Mountain entrance to
let Mr.. Hardwick McVickar debark and
hurry to the clerks desk.
Senator Blount? Yes, he's In his
rooms he said you were TO come right
up," said the clerk, and, without stop
ping to strip ON his dust cont. the vice
president FASTENED to an elevator
What took place behind the closed
door OF the sitting room In the Bount
suit is not matter Of record, and
Evan Blount. sitting beside Patricia
In Mrs. Blounts private sitting room
and concluding lasting peace with
his fathers wife, was TOO happy 10
care very much. But after time
the summons for which he had been
waiting came, and he went-almost re-
luctsptly-to Join his father IN the
room of conference.
"Has Mr. Mcvickar gomez he ASK
ed. finding bis father sitting alone
"Yes; he's gone-gone to order out
his car and go back to Chicago" was
the slow spoken reply. Then, with the
ouizzica smile wrinkling at the eye
corners. How does the political
wrestle strike you by this time, SOM
"It strikes me that | haven't been
IN it-not even IN the outer edges Of 1t,
dad. Isn't that about the size Of it2'
"Oh, no; you've been doing good
work-migbty good work, for your
company. McVickar recognizes IL
You'ye helped out in the only wav
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-08-04

n'r'o swung straight in hts saddle
ana rel into the attitude Of one listen,
ing, Then the grin became a menace
and he spoke sharply.
Gimme them papers you got in vopr
pocket and do IT sudden" he cam.
manded' Then you can stay bore m
u cows come home If you want TO
Quick, say" ' w.
no B'ount said crisply
instantly Baro's pistol was ONT
Give '"m APP" he shouted o>bon
'em out or
ne diversion 'amc s'oruNy Around
the curve from the north m, .,n,.,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-08-04
&c or speech IMAM

&c or speech lAan
assurance. Around turn IN the
lyon road came three horscmen
hiing for the main highway and
Ding gently. They were hardly
hln hai.inr distance before BioGH'
pshzed his three waylaycrS Of lhe
hl OF mysteries in the Lost River
uh'a!nS with BGrtO in The lead
dowdy" said the timber locker,
lng UP 10 hang with ono knee over
saddle while ne grinned nj the
p castaways. Lost out again, Mr.
punt Couldn't make out 10 run
" chug wagon over that there pine
|e, ehf"
pid you put the tree in the road
pped Blount with rising anger
reckon we did" was the cool re
and 1t was one Job too. Had to
y 1t I'm more'n a mile down the
en with the horse ropes"
nee was material for an explo.
Out Blount controlled himself,
ny whose orders did you do it," be
handed
THE boss"
mr. HathawayT
NOT on your life. It was the big
Iss this time"
D'ouhts quick glance aside at bis
upanion was a sorrowful ~ told
u So and he did not question Bar.
further.
"eu' he said, turning back to the
law what is to be done with us?"
d, ar'o pursed his thick lips. IF the
~ can make out to ride one Of the
|UaV >, he began. there's right
H.ortable little shack OF a hotel at
'.p nead Of the gulch, and
o Out We are on our way to the city"
,.ult lnterposed, still trying to mas
!, hls Impotence.
sae timber locker shrugged.
;, al right. I reckon there amt no
n ag inst your walkin' or settin'
, sn 10 wait till somebuddy comes
p, But 1t might be a good while"
ny turned to Patricia.
Saai' we waitt' he asked, ard she
~ sa quickly. with a look in her
- mat he could not interpret,
4. aont believe we care to 90 and
. 'or your shack hotel" he said to
road blocker.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-08-04

that help could come IN This campaign
You've worked up good. healthy pub.
''r sentiment in favor Of D square
deal FOR everybody MoNtkar wa9
fixing TO lose it all; cooking the regis.
ration lists and buying votes and
making deals right and loft, the same
rs usual Rnj lis al Of now. and
he's gone, and were going 20 have one
clean, straight up and down election.
Son. The machine says ~
THE machine" quoried the younger
man
Yes you didn't know thai ma.
chine organization could be ppj to any
really Righteous use, did You, boy?
But this Is one time when II has gone
In 70 knock out the crooledncss, big
and little. Listen, son When you
wired me that you were coming out
here | lay awake nights thinking how
I'd put you In training and thcn when
the time came ia help You up into the
saddle and make you the boss " the
roundup, as Id been. Want 10 hear
the rest Of ltT
Blount nodded
Then 1t came over me all Of a sud
den that I'd been rs crooked as dogs
hind leg. that we'd all been crooked
Not that I'd ever taken a dollar for
my personal pocket, for haven't but
i've bou.Au and sold and dickorrd and
schemcd with The best II 'om ana the
worst u ON, Just rs MeNi"iMr', been
doing for the past two months Th"u
| asked myself r. I'd li'n 10 500 you
wallowi"g IN the same mGlAole, AMI
well, Evan, yOp may have . son ~
your own some day, and then youll
know thought "a try you = li',lo
at first, ana G,i-l,It Gr,l day on
at WARFARE. when you Ripped ont at
me that day made up my mInd light
then ami thogn that III PM the whole
power Of the machine, MS you call it.,
into one campaign fer clean election
and square dn3l"
"Nly heavens" r'A"ula. cd the son.
"And I'VE been ightins you ana your
organization ar every turn"
$40. YOU haven't" WAS he quick re.
jolnder. You've beci lighting graft,
and that was what You thought you
were hired to do. Mcvicknr wasn't
playing Just fair with you. He CAV"
you your lob In tn" first place to take
you away from me-. bur you've been
In the hands OF your friends right
from the start EvHn, II wns the or
ganization that gave you all these
chances 10 preach the new gospel o.
the square deal. 1t was the organl2a
ton that rushei Hathaway np against
you. so that you'd know that the rail
road people were running around r.
the same old tircles. hOli"rins for JUS
tice and dong evnry'hIn- they could
to defeat tho rGdS ~ ius'!"o- muddy
ing thu SD"iNg because. Troy say, the"
don't know what else 80 DO.
Lastly. It's the organization that's
going !, soc TO It that Your word 10 IN
people Of this state t. wHe" goy3, ="
Maybe wen mover BE- able - DO
again. hut this ur" t!mH "" ~E1ll Go Il
Gordon IS coInr IN hy III" biggest nlH
jorIty ever given 10 n governor II O.
Sagebrush. and the legislature VIII J.
Ave to one IN favor Of the square deal
The younger man left his chair and
walked to one OF the windows to stand
looking down upon the lights OF the
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-08-04
senator SagebruSh
.,.nad from last week.

+ wien we turned around here
,nday" at, ~, o,,,.o,
',.ohabilIty Of any timely rescue
self apparent
!, looked at his watch 1t was
Tow minutes past 3 O'Clock,
n ST down and walt for some
come along and rescue u.s."
striving TO say 1t lightly
nrs we ought to he glad and
nj that It is no worse. We
GOOD chance Of being killed.
fus."
stopped sooner There-tEere
|me dog't you thlnky"
Ind thought so, and he was
Ioc her curlously. There had
many motoring experiences in
I,opaIntance Of year ana not a
Lizards. and he had more than
k.ioiced in Der cool presence Of
tbe face Of sudden danger.
'Ddered little that you didn't"
l,nred to say. IL never saw
Estate before"
ook that she gave him was pa
EF pleading,
|opped just one little instant I?
t., your father and-and those
h papers in your pocket and
was going to happen If you
! reach Judge Hemingway in
Evan" She confessed brokenly
Won ever forgive me-"
rss a moment for the brushing
Of obstacles once and for all,
% took her IN his would
done 1t If the lonely Quaretaro
,od been the busiest street in the
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-08-04
Nn1I,EtO pISCl ARGk.

No,ce Is hereby given T. Al lega,es ana dis
~ hu,rs. that =, month from the safe hereot
/ vii present to the County Ndg' Of Madison
County, FLORIDA nv Nouch,r- nd make NY ma
s..,,,rn, a. Administrator of III, Estate Of Giles
ifnwirr. decra,cd and upon apl Tova OF 'ud re.
tnyns viii Ak to BE- discharged administrator Of
SAID estate, . -. ,o,,
'''' I,R FOWLER,
Admin valor Of the Estate
Of Gle Fowler, deceased.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-01-20
Necessity for City Parks.

1T IL u sin boarding on crime"
says a writer In Casters, TO con
tinue to construct cities extending
over miles OF territory In dense lorna
tlon. without incorporating effective
means for cutting on the course OF a
eonnagration after II has escaped
ordinary bounds and restraint
Cities should be divided into sec.
tons not exceeding one mile square
by parks and wide parkways These
viii not only serve as fire barriers
but will add greatly TO the health,
comfort and happiness OF the people
and the beauty Of the city This sys.
TEN provides a break In the contlnu'
ny Of the building mass, thus making
II practically impossible for con
hagration TO spread over miles OF ter.
rltory before checked
1T would be much easier to stop
fire at tho parks and parkwaya
than In a solid mass Of buildings The
cutting down Of trees and shrubbory
would be much easier, safer and more
effective than the destroying line
Of buildings. and the loss Of a mile
or two OF the parkway's adornment
would be a trlillng matter In comparl
son with the loss which would be
'aused by the destruction Of an equa
area OF buildings.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-01-20
H HOME TOWN | |
ERELPS1555
VALUE OF CITY BEAUTIFUL
aside From Aesthetic, Commercial
Benefits Are Of the Greatest
Importance.

In the recent city planting congress-
IN London reasons enough we're given
Tor the beautiiylng Of towns one.
howevcr, and an important one. was
pot. We believe. mentioned This Ia
The commercial benefit which accruca
TO a city which has become famous for
The beauty Of It's buildings. the yistas
unfolded by It's streets. It's public parks
and gardens For ages Paris has been
known rs the playground Of the civil
ICED world Not only have countless
thousands visited II for It's ancient
palaces. It's storchouses Of art treas
ares. and It's historic associations. but
because Of tho more modern beauties
Of It's architecture. its bouleyards and
It's parks and pleasure grounds Hut
many Of the ancient buildings which
delighted the eye Of the artist have had
10 give way to the march Of progress
and the needs Of today SO Paris Is
trying to beautify It's modern features
that some Of It's landmarks Of the pas,
will not be missed
SO strongly do the Parislans believe
IN city Identification as an investment
that the municipality has been author
lied TO borrow ii75.O0O.O00 for this
purpose. A part OF this. si7OOO.OoO
has Just been raised by an issue OF
bonds. which. In spite Of labor dlficul
ties and other obstacles. was ovcrsub
scribed twenty times. At least tive
leading thoroughfares are TO be great,
extended. new parks established ant
new government buildings erected
In America the chief opposition Il
improvements Of this sort are likely Il
come from the classes which woulC
most be benefited by them. Chicagoi
chief claim on visitors IL It's system o
parks and bouleyards There In M
telling how many Of our guests are at
tracted by these splendid driveway
and pleasure grounds. Tho Chicag'
plan. which commercially may b.
looked upon as an expensive dream o
vislonaries. would. n carried out, b.
the olty's chief asset Not only wouli
Il eonduce to immeasurahlc benefit an
delight to those who live here. but
would attract millions Of people fror
elsewhere. and these indirectly woul
help pay for It's cost and maintenance
Chicago Tribune.