The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-11-11

.oll SIF
Mrs. Chas. y. Ames went to Den
yer on Tuesday returning the following
Gay.
Rens E. Schirmer and Joe Movers
Jr transacted business in the City of
Lights on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Owen returned from Dem
yer uesday afternoon after a pleasant
trip there.
George Stuart of Alice was a bust
ness visitor in the city on Wednes-
day.
The Commodore mine at Lawson has
fourteen men at work and more will be
added as soon as the conditions are
favorable
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Murrill. of Lead
wood, Mo, are the happy parents of a
fine Glib. son. born Nov 5. 1911, The
parents were formerly residents of
this place
Mr.. John West, of the Merry Mon
arch mine, was in the city yesterday
He is making arrangements to start up
the work during this month The
property of this comprny is up Fall
River and near Alice.
A large delegation of the business
nen went to the Bouevarde on
Wednesday to contribute their, labor
in removing the high places on this
part of the great continental highway.
Fifty seven was the number written
Oh the ticket to Floyd Hill and return
John Kamnky was down from Alice
on Wednesday and reports everything
prosperous in tina, mining section. Like
a loyal citizen he is standing up for the
delightful climate that is prevailing
around James Peak and St. Marys
lake. as we'll as for the mining in
dustry
Mr.. Geo. E. Nc LELAND arrived
home last Saturday evening from a
trip of over months duration through
out the east. During his visit he at
tended the American Mining congress
in Chicago and also witnessed the ex-
citing ball games between the Giants
and Athletics.
The new electric storage battery mo-
tor of the Big Five company was test
ed yesterday in the Central tunnel and
in satisfactory manner. With the
substitution of this for the horse that
has been used for hauling out the ore
and waste, the tonnage transported will
be increased many fold and hence the
output will be largely increased.
Mrs. Clarence Marchington returned
on Tuesday from two months visit in
Iowa and Illinois with her parents and
relatives. She was met in Denver by
her husband While there are many
attractive features in those two great
agricultural states, yet Mrs. Marching
ton thinks, that taken collectively, the
attractions of Colorado are superior
and surely her admiration of our clim-
mate takes the first place
Miss Percy Eaves arrived from
Stratford- on Avon, England on Tues
day to visit with her brother, E A.
Eayes and family. They had not seen
each other for about twenty years
Mr.. Eaves went to Denver on Tues
day morning to meet her. On her
trip here she visited in Quebec, Mon
treal and took trip down the st.
Lawrence. She expects to visit here a
month or two and is already charmed
with our climate and SC merry
The Apple show will begin next
in Denver and continue during
the entire week. The one of last year
was decided success. but this years
display and attending stunts will sur
pass it at all odds. The Auditorium will
be the place OF exIbit and the commit
tee is leaving nothing undone to make
it place of pleasure and information.
You will see the fruits of Colorado
displayed in the most artistic manner
and of such nature as to be constant
ly tempting the appetite. Don't fail
to see this exhibit when you are in
Denver and see what luscious fruits our
great state produces. The beautiful
tinge and most palatable taste are due
to the Whniesotue sunshine and nrnIiGc