The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-21
EMPIRE NEWS
By Booster Brady

turn out in body July 10th and put
or roads III first class condi ion for
the party OF Automobi lists that will go
over the Midland Trail, July l4th. The
roads are in excellent condi tion at the
present time, but there are some wa
terbrakes that need attention and y
small rocks that are on the road can be
raked off We know our citizens ta- e
pride in having the cleanest and best
road in the State and the most anitary
town. Decorate your buildings with
flags and bunting and show the Auto
m~bilIsts every courtesy. By so doing
you will impress the visitors with the
fact nat you are for the Midland Trail
Stand ready to do all in your power TO
h We it made pare of the National High
way
The Sc 4ndinavians of Empire vii
hol4 picnic in the grove Sunday the
I 22nd. All are cordially invited to come
and dance around "Midsommarstang
eve" (May -Polel These good peopled
viii give yon a day of real pleasure
so you cannot afford to miss the picnic,
Mr., Schoonemaker, manager OF he
8 ( linton lining Co., arrived in camps
with a new auto and also bride He
went east a couple of weeks ago an
va married to prominent lady OF
Iowa. Tine boys gave HIM "a rousing
rousing reception. Tuesday evening
faTp -I -..H
auto and Bride for Daley He expects
to start work on his mine as soon as
his pulse become normal.
Jack Hurley went to Denver to meet
his daughter Myrle who arrived from
Deadwood, s. d. where she has been
going to school. J eck and his daughter
nave started housekeeping: having
rented the Sundstrom cottage
Fred Felch, w Boon, Ed Mooney an
f Carlson were in from Frazer Tuesday
and spent an hour in town. Mr.. Felch
is going to bring back new machine.
Wonder if it viii prove an asset or a
liability.
Miss Cora Milne who has taught dur
in me last School tern in Heber,
California has returned home to spend
her vacation She has accepted the
same position for next year
Mr.. Fred Tepoorten OF Superior,
Wisconsin, treasurer Of the Duluth and
Empire Mining company is here exam.
inlng the property and to spend a few
I days with friends. Fred is always
glad to come to Colorado He aiuiires
the climate and IS heavily in terest ted IN
mining.
I Mrs. Carol. pr oprietor of the Hote
4 Dariine, Denver was here during the
week, examining miring property on
1 Lincoln mountain. in which she is iu-
terested she was we'll pleased with
I the showing and with the manner in
which the WORK IS being done.
! Mr.. Mcdonald took wagon load OF
groceries TO the Doctor Town mIne He
| is certain~that he has mine
Some of our ladies' have started
singing school. They took their first
I essou last Sunday evening and consid-
ering the difficult pieces they selected
to sing they did remarkably well The
National Hymn of Siam was rendered
in very pleasing manner
Manager Bauman and Foreman De
vaney of the Capitol Prize mine, of
Georgetown were making a general
examinati IN of mines aud prospects o,
Sunday
Mr.. Robt. Christensen was visitor
to Golden and Denver during the week
The Sunday School of the Episcopal
church Of Georgetown held picnic in
the grove The children were under the
protection of Mesdames Osborne. Cor
bett. Rodda and Criley. They spent a
pleasant day and returned home well
pleased with their outing. The Rev.
Fison attended the picnic in the after.
noon
Sheriff Stra1b was shaking hand
with friends in town Saturday
| Master Jack achol, expert fisher
man and all round good f=llow is visit
ing friends at Empire
Rev. A. J. Markham celebrated mass
at Empire Sunday.
| Manager Mike Gredel of the CLYDE
Hill Mining company was here Sunday
nd reports that they are making very
good progress with their cross-cuts
They expect to cut the vein within
the next twenty feet, The oxidized
quartz that crops out on the surface
shows free gold and pans well 1t
surely looks like a winner. Mike