The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-03-18

Rev. J, A. Axelean, from Nebraska,
has been in Idahs Springs during the
week.
Oscar Nelson and Ed. Olson. Of
Georgetown are here making use Of the
hot baths
Col John Owen returned from an sx-
tended business trip along the Atlantic
seabord yesterday.
President w. l.. Bush, Of the First
National bank. went to Denver this
morning to remain over Sunday.
Carl Johnson left Sunday for his old
home in Dalsland, Sweden, where he
expects to remain for some time.
A. A.. Stovtr, cashier Of the Aer-
chants and Miners National bunk, went
to Denver this morning ON . business
mission.
Mrs. jeff Clark left this week for
Tuscon, Arizona to visit with her
sister Mrs Bates for . month or six
weeks
The Ladies Society of the Swedish
Mission church will mset Saturday.
March 25, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alb. Warren 2o3O Virginia street.
A shipment from the big low grade
lode Of the Silver Horn property up Ute
creek was made to the Hudson Mill
this week which gave nat returns of
about $I2.00 per ton.
George 3urnsand family left Monday
afternoon for Fayetteville, No, where
he will make his home and engage in
farming and fruit raising. His home
will be in the land Of the "Big Red
Apple"
The Dover mill ne ar the confluence
Of Fall River and Clear Creek has
been thoroughly overhauled by Dick
being put in commission for run on
some Of the dumps from the Trseland
district. .-...
Twenty cans of trout fry were re-
csived this morning, ten Of which were
consigned to V. l. Noxoa and ten to
Frank A Miller. They will be distrih-
utsd dong Chicago creek and in the
Chicato lake reservoir. There were
5000 b each can making = total of
60, ,0ON
c.3 Biftins wrfyss thxt hs hxs
returned to Denver this week
from his wedding trip and during his
absence he gained fourteen pounds.
He has demonstrated that after so pro-
longsd . sickness he has "eome back -
and his friends in this gulch Of the
mountains are greatly pleased to learn
this.
A very pleasant meeting and greet
Ing took place at the station on Thurs
day evening when Ed. Smythe met his
brother Frask whom he had not seen
for twenty-five years. They parted
when the latter was only eight years OF
age. He is 4 resident of Canada. The
brothers will enjoy few days together
going over "reminiscences Of early boy
hOOu Gays Auu VIII cFoWu tHO AouIs "
the limit in this maRner.
Charles Fuller arrived in the city on
Tuesday from Cripple Creek where he
has been experimenting the driving OF
the big Roossvcl. drainage tunnel.
tunnel. During the progress Of this
work under his direction he made re-
cord breaking footage throughout the
entire distance and also for month at
a time. He will remain here for some
time and engage in mining until some
otnsr big enterprise needs the services
Of just such pusher as is Charley.
Citizens Name Winners.
Delegates to the Citizs MS convention
met at the Office of the City Clerk or
Tuesday night and organized the con
J vention by the election of Hon. H. L.
Roberts as chairman and =. P. Bar
!. bour ~ secretary. After the organiz
alton and been permanently effected
J the following gentlemen were unani
mously chosen as candidates. For May
or, E. M. Moscript Clerk, Ed. Rouse
: and for treasurer, Yrs. William CRIB