The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-01-06
0oods Roads

uQn tnnk meetS IN FueusO dty
II and II, is going to- be a. Yery
isaportant one 70 tas stS in
general and to this section idpar-
.ticular.. That We have the hort-
est, most scenic aud best xrade
to travel over from Beaver tosthe
Western Slope cannot be I'm
sayed. That it is th6Rroate BAT
should appeal to Dssssf abot all
is equally ax,ons n fthI r.
sire to have these scoodi ditjptS 10
favorable is backed mp by DsAer
and the places along this rcrlee.
it will be selected Hence itSis
fortunate for our people to e
represented by wide awake, pes
sistent committees, not only hs
Pueblo, but they should be at,
work all the time from nowon
to create public sentiment d4d
augment that already created.
The personel of these Committees
is all that could bsdesired 80
with hearty co-opefation and g.
pushing campaign the people
who attend the d0hve ntion EiA
realize the Idahd Springs spirit
and be attracted toit and ~ u.
The members of this committees
are as follows:-@Idaho Springs
Commercial Association, Geo. K.
Kim ball, E. l.. Regennitter, and
Father H. R. McCabe: Idaho
Springs Merchants Association,
Chas. A. Woodward, Chas. l..
Sauer and Fred L.. COLON; Clear
Greek Good Roads club, Joe
Meyer, Jr., w. L. Shaffer, E..
NJ. Moscript; Idaho Springs
Mine Operators Association, w.
E. Renshaw, John G. Roberts.
RI F. Staiey; Ltahe Sp-ing g
Motor Club, Royal r. 6 rahs m
Guy G. Stumm, A. H. Roller;
Representing the City OF Idaho
Springs. A. A. Stover, w. l..
Bush, John Owen. The news
papers are entitled to one repre-
sentative each and it is expect ted
that vi. Noxon of the Gazette,
R. D. Blair of the Miner, and
John T. Mallalieu of the Siftings-
News will attend. James Under
hill as county surveyor and the
board of county commissioners
will also Join the hustlers. There
will also be delegates from the
Empire Commercial Association
and Georgetown Board of Mines.
The county commissioners have
appointed the following as repre-
sentatives from the county. Hon.
B. J. O'Connell, Henry KneiseI
aud Ex Senator H. l.. Roberts.
At meeting of the board of dir
ectors of the Merchants g. Miners
National Bank, w. L. Shaffer and
Adolph Nelson were elected men,
bers of the board to fill the vacan-
cies caused by the resignation of
o. w. Lowell and L. L. Roberts.
Mr.. Lowell resigned on account of
going east to engage in business
and Mr.. Roberts on account of re-
siding in Denver and making it
impossible to attend the meetings
Of the board. This newly elected
members are among our best citi
zens and business men, who will
be in position to give the required
service and will become valuable
acquisitions to the very strong and
efficient directorate.
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News was received here this week
of the death of Mrs. Jennie c. Bush,
which occurred on the 2Sth Of Decem-
ber at St. Joseph Hospital, South
Bend, Indiana. Her remains were ia
ken to Niles Michig an, for interment,
in which city she has sister residing.
At the time of her death she was in
her fifty sixth year. She had resided
in this city about twenty six years and
was teacher in our public schools for
the first two years of her residence
During this time she had made many
warm and close friends who will re.
member her in the strongest terms of
friendship and who will sadly regret
her death. Since leaving here little
over . year ago she has made her