The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-07
EMPIRE NEWS
Py Booster Brady

10 nave IL IfEHt,
Give instructions to your tailor to make
YOUR pants skin tight
No pockets to hold anything, not even
nasal rag,
All articles for private use men carry
iu bag.
This is the latest edict if you want to
be in fashion,
To carry small hand bag with all your
ready cash in,
A looking glass. a powder puff. hand
kerchief OF two,
Your keys and rings and other things
that do belong to you.
But am going to protest, do not
think it right
To force man bowlagged to wear his
pants skin tight.
So come all you boy egged men and
JOIN me in the fray,
Wen make the tailors change the cut
no matter what they say.
! thin. the hand bag wen accept, my
reasons | will state;
w ttll We ate Pht lAtt ~ III ti'% ''g A'A'
get d glorious skate,
Then we come home thcl to dear wiley
and can swear that we've not drunk,
That we simply got lopsided from
carrying that hand trunk.
Miss Eta Bridge of Denver attended
the meeting of the Commercial Assoc-
tion Sunday exening She favored the
audience with vocal and instrumental
music that was very much appreciated.
TIE Empire Commersial Association
has erected SIN at the junction Of
Georgetown and Empire roads rear the
Belivue mine. 1t is neatly painted and
points out the way Of the Midland Trai
The sign was painted Defor the Midland
Trail Association adopted the colois of
black and yellow for all signs on the
trail 1t will be an easy matter to
make the sign conform to the regulation
Bob Christensen has hung up an ar
tistic sign with the inscription Midland
Club painted on it. There is not man
in the county more entitled to use the
words Midland Trail than Bob. He was
the first man in Empire to belong to
ASSOCIATION and as booster for the en-
tire county he leads the list. Bob is not
a hot air booster, but ever really with a
dollar to help advertise his town and
county. D4n forget this when you
visit Empire.
Work on Berthoud Pass is under way
Oversee~ Drummond has about twenty
men working on Blue Hill widening the
road The men live there in tents and
AL Wilder is the chief cook, The work
to be done at the foot of the Pass with
the Forest reserve appropriation has
not been started yet. Rumor says that
the latter part of next week will find
the work under way.
The following have been Idaho
Springs visitors during the week: c. 5.
Work. August Horstman, J. Megrlch,
Chas Hickman, Mrs. Frank Brady,
C. G. Jacobs.
Four large Prairie Sehooners passed
through town this week Cd their way to
Middle Park
The Graad Clear Creek Tunnel Co,
has started operations at DAILY. Mr..
Clarence Scott, manager, has arrived
and hired beorge WahIsirom. Leo Tally,
Charles hetterer and Chas. Seibers.
Mrs. Reuner ha. also been hired by the
company TO do the cooking. Daley il
going to be very busy camp. Several
prospects are being developed by strong
companies and several more mines will
start up within the next ten day. We
are not on the verge of prosperity: We
have it now.
Mrs. Josephine Britol of Denver ls
visiting at the home of her son Donald.
Mr.. Kuykendell road commissioner of
this district was here an inspection trip
Mrs. Josephine Bristol, Mrs. Donald
Bristol and Miss Nellie Marie, drove up
to DAILY and spent a day enjoying the
eauties of nature.
r. J. Jacobs crossed the range to take
up his duties as manager OF the Shoe
Basin mine
Walter Schmidt Of Breckenridge has
taken = position with the Pioneer Mn
ing Co. as machine runner.
The Idaho Springs Lumber Co. is
the lumber for the buildings |
thar the Duluth and Empire Mining Co