The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-04-15

Paul Roberts went to Boulder We'd
nesday morning.
DR.. A. D. Fraser went to Denver on
the afternoon train Wednesday.
William Norbsrg. Of the local depot
force, spent last Sunday in Denver.
H. A. Elliott, the druggist, spent a
couple Of days in Denver this week.
Mr.. and Mrs R. B, Morton were Wis
itors to the valley metropolis the first
of the week.
Alderman and Mrs. S. C. McGinnis
made the overland trip to Denver last
Saturday via automobile with capital
sity friends.
Miss Lottie Champion will leave to-
morrow for a months visit with her
sister at Nashville, Kansas.
John Rohner went to Denver last
Sunday to visit for a few days with
Mrs. Rohner who is a patient in ST.
Joseph hospital.
The date for the newly elected city
officers for the ensuing biennium to
assume their respective positions will
be on Monday evening, April, 18th.
G. W. Dutton was ensconsed on the
customs on the early morning flyer last
Wednesday, bound for the city of
lights. At least this is how Dusty"
wanted the personal expressed.
1t is expected that the work of build
ing store rooms where the old Codding-
ton residence now stands on Miner
street will soon begin. They will be
very desirable business houses.
A delegation of Eagles paid frater-
nal visit to the Aerie at Central City
last Tuesday night They were highly
entertained by the members and ,wit-
messed interesting stunts Of sparing
matches and other attractions,
Geo. C. Weber returned Monday
night from a trip of several weeks
duration in the east where he has
been on business connected with the
Two Kings Gold Mining company and
other affairs. He was accompanied BY
Mrs. Weber.
J. B. Adatte. representing the Daily
Mining Record of Denver, Colorado.
has been canvassing the camp for
mining write ups for the annual num-
bsr of the paper which will be pub
lishsd in May and of which $4,000 cop
les will be issued.
n. A. Wolfe OF the Stanley Mines
company left for DssysS and Teilu-
ride on Tuesday sftsrnoo1. Ne 10
manager for large mining interests at
the latter place. At the Stanley the
work of unwaterisg the lower workings
and also Of mining y going sn with en-
couraging results.
R. F. Clark will ssoa move his bar
Der shop from the bassment Of the
Lysle Mason corner to the room that
is now being fixed up for him in the
the building formerly used as jewelry
store near the G. L. Plummer coal and
feed store. He will put in oath tubs
for the convenience Of his patrons and
others.
The committee appointed by the
Commercial Association to join with
the citizens Of Bear Creek in estab-
fishing telephone connection are hus-
Ting to carry out their part Of the
program 1t is first class move and
will add to the trade relations between
that section and this city in = very ma
tsrial manner
Ben. ]. Martelon reports that the
work at the Blue Bell mine up Virgin
ia Canyon is going on in . very sncour;;
aging manner. He has immense ton
mage Of low grade ore that will prove
profitable with some cheaper method
of treatmsnt. In addition to this there
is large tonnage of higher grade that
will pay well in shipping.
The tie vote bet ween Frank G. Wal
tiers and Jesse Adams was officially de-
cided last Monday night when they
drew for the position at the Office of
the city clerk. Four ballots were
placed in the hat, two blanks and one
each with the names Of the contestants
written thereon. After shaking them up
Will Beck ibid the drawing which re-
suited in Jesse Adams being success
full.
Frank H. Weeks, owner Of the P. T.