The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-08-12

maker and the big circus at Denver.
Phillip Anderson, one of the employ
ees of the First National bank has
been spending couple of weeks with
his brother in Chicago. He returned
last Sunday.
Miss Rosa Moreau has gene to Den
yer for short visit with friends. She
has been ailing for some time and is in
hopes that a change to lower altitude
will result in an Improvement.
Lafayette Hanchett came in from
Salt Lake this week and will special
several days looking after his diversi-
Aed interests. He is a we liking adver-
tisement for Clear Creek county where
ever he goes.
We acknowledge fraternal call
fcom Editor G. w Laird of the Central
City Register Call during the editors
meeting here. He has been in the har-
ness for so long that he don't know
when he started,
c. Maxwell Harmon, of Cassopolis,
Michigan, who has been isitor to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs c. O. Harmon on
Upper Fall River, was called east the
nrst OF the week by the serious illness
OF close friend. He expects to re.
turn here this fall.
Cmer Moreau, after seven years of
continuous service at the White House
bar, has severed his connection there
with and next Monday will leave for
San Francisco where he has secured
employment with John Mandere, for
mer resident of this city.
The lining of the city reservoirs with
cement to prevent further leak age is
now going on and is in charge of E.
A. Erickson who has several men push
ing the work. AS soon as the east
reservoir is completed work will begin
on the west one.
J. 0. Becroft, of Dowagiac, Michi-
gan, IS in the camp and together with
Z. 0. Harmon, is visiting several prop
critics in the district. His main inter
est centers in the Syndicate property at
Dumont. He visited the Alice section
yesterday and will remain several days
looking over the future prospects.
Hon. Charles Page Bryan has had a
long political career since he left Idaho
Springs where he formerly resided
He has been in the diplomatic service
in Brazil, Portugal and more recently
been minister to Belgium. His latest
promotion is to that of Ambassador to
Japan, to which position President Taft
appointed him last week.
Mr.. Albert Hall and wife left the
first of the week for an extended
visit at Mt Vernon, N. Y: and other
places. Before leaving he temporarily
suspended work on his Holland Tun
mel where he has faithfully and per
sistently put his money into the; devel
poment of the enterprise
The news of the death of J. Lee
Hiser was received here this week
He was residing in Wichita, Kansas
He was formerly resident of this
city and held the position of agen
for the c. & S. railroad. Afterwards
he was in the employ of E. M. Mos
Moseript. He left here about clever
years ago His burial took place on
August fifth.
Edwin v. Palmer as representa- "
of the Bullion King Mining Company
has taken over the five Bullion Kin,
Mining claim, patent number I470
and other properties. These claim
are located Immediately this sid
If the Stanley Mines and are op
ened up by = tunnel that has its por
: tai near the Mayfower on the count,
road along Clear Creek. Nothing ha
been done on this property for severa
years andit is pleasure to know tina
work will soon be resumed. 1t has pr
ducsd some high grade ore largely sill
yer and lead in past years.
Mrs. J. T. Bradley, her two sons
Jack and Eugene, and her daughter
Mrs. Eugene McCloskey all Of st. Lou
is, Mo. and cousins Of Mrs. Sam
Brethour have been passing SOM
six weeks of the summer here an
have been occupying the Larson home
They were more recently joined b.
Mark Forester and S. Seidler Of st
Louis. The entire party expects t
leave on Tuesday of next week afts
having a delightful outing. Durin
his visit here Jack Bradley has made a
enviable record as a baseball playe
and has played in the contests with tn
Idaho Springs teams.
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