The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-08-17

THE MID SUMNER MEETING
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tendance and de good people Of Idaho saes eet.y deserve
the thanks d The entire assocaoa or The IN
which they provided entertainment fos thsr guests
The delegates At the depot and eseoted to tie
Els Building which Of the finest Lodge BuIGnes in the
State. This building put At the dposal Of the delegates
and cards furnished registered The
forenoon largely spent registering and getting acquainted
and renewing Old .cquantances aho time found take up
the three paper. the program fos the forenoon session.
Review Of New LAWS"
"How to Deal with Political Advertsing."
Initiating q Constitutional Amendment.
The last paper the discussed during the
tire convention. made get the association to
draft law be mated in 1912 cutting the price Of print
ing referred bills This motion voted down by large
jory and the left with the Executive Committee to
be taken up the meeting in January To look
ed Ike by few politicians get the newspapers
proposition which would give the present administration the
Of printing referred bills present prices and give the
cred. Of attempted legislation to the administration
The afternoon was largely spent in trip into the famous
NEW HOUSE TUNNEL
This tunnel most wonderful feat Of engineering The
length Of the unnel six miles and took IA years build it,
the Of the tunneg being through granite extends from
Idaho Springs to Central City,
Leading off from the main unnel were many other tunnels
tapping the various mines around Idaho Springs and Central
City. We taken into the tunnel about four miles in ore
operated by electricity and given opportunity to see
how taken from the mnes In many places the sides Of
the nne close to the sides Of the that could
put hands out side the live
head that position the tram rather cramped
but for all Of that the hp thoroughly enjoyed
careful watch kept see that Of the editors
did no High Grading while enroute. Upon return to the
Elks Club House all posed for picture. The evening
spent at banquet furnished by the business Of
Idaho Springs and both the feast and the speeches were rare
Tuesday given entirely the papers on the pro-
gram which all Of vital interest the newspaper fraternity
Some the guests took time enough from the business Wednes-
day to visit the hot springs and baths for which the
justly proud and INDUCED plunge their fine swimming pool
This getting together Of men Of any profession good
thing but especially so to newspaper man who has little me
IDAHO SPRINGS
Is an ideal little city, Nearly every idea of mining
town that is tough place which live but hsis true
Of the Springs least 1t is Metropolitan city Of $500 peo-
pie but inspect its business houses would think was
city several times that 1t situated canyon 40 miles
from Denver and half mile in width while it ex-
tends up and down Clear Greek least couple Of miles 1t
has many beautiful homes with lawns and shade trees and while
it has several saloons would think they were in dry town
for all Of any dunkeness disorder that was to be seen In
addition to its being mining town it sa
SUMMER RESORT
Many people going there enjoy scenery and delight
ful and exileratng climate and its hot baths
Our only regret upon leaving that could stay
the balance of the and get better acquainted with the
hospital people whom met.
The Colorado and Southern Rail Road extended the