The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-12
EMPIRE NEWS
By Booster Brady


yer are spending a two weeks vacation
at the Guanelia ranch
Miss Grace Crosby and Miss Helen
Larring of Chicago, arrived Frida' to
spend the summer at Guaneila's
Misses Octavia and Marian Roberts
Mary and Maud Humphrey, of Spring
held, H., are spending tie summer at
4 GuaneIia's Ranch.
Mr.. Vincent Smith of Denver. spent
{ Sunday visiting at Guanella's
Those registered at the Peck House
/ this week are: Charles Branson wife
and son of Minneapolis: H {. Schwary
Denver, W. Sunder and Corty of Dem
yer, j. n Wrngut, Otto Karsing, l..
NJ. OFT, F H. Barrett, y. II. Babcock,
! Mr.. and Mrs R. r. Blood, Mr.. Guyer
and wife and Glenna Guyer, Mr. A. c.
/ Shetferman, wife, son Clyde and daugh-
ter Alice all of Denver and W. L. Bur
nett of Fort Collins, Colorado.
/ W F. Darby is down for few days
/ from his mine in Daley district.
w. B. Symonds visited over Sunday
in Denver.
/ Mr.. Bowman and A. W. Cunningham,
who are working up Bard Greek. spent
/ Sunday in Empire. They report things
/ looking well in that section.
/ Among those registered at the Heck
man House last week were James
PAYNE and wife and A. Murphy and
/ wife who came in their auto from
vacation spent at Grand lake.
! Mr.. Schoona maker and wife went to
De7ve in their auto to spend the
Fourth.
/ f. D. Payne of Denver, accompanied
by his wife was looking after his min
ing property here last week. He ex-
poets to start up again soon.
with Mr.. Sheperd at his mine in b; I'd
( Creek over the Fourth. Trey enjoyed
the mountains very much after the he 4.
of Denver.
Christ and Carl Bearson have quit
their WORK in Daley and will go to
work on the roads for Roadoversee e.
Drummond.
Messrs. Hickman. Sundstrom,
Earnest Hildebrand, John Hawk and
Drummond spent the Fourth in Fraser
They went over in Mr.. Hickman S
auto.
Tulley Nelson and Enzor Work of
Empire and l.. NJ. OFT and F. II. Bar
rett OF Denver returned Tuesday after
noon from Duck lake where they spent
the Fourth fishing. They report good
fishing and good time.
Hon. H. J. Arnold, ex-mayor of Den
yer, spent several hours here Wednes-
day.
! John Frener of Ohio and VIM. Lem
mo of Denver spent a day visiting
Mrs, F. Brady,
The Colorado Industrial exposition
that is to be held in the New Grand
c .ntral palace, New York City. No
vember lst to Both, inclusive, is some
thing that shou d stir every miner and
mine owner into action. The leading
feature of the exposition is to be dis.
play of minerals from the mining camps
of this state. Cripple Creek. Lead
vile, Boulder, Gilpin and several other
mining sections are preparing for dis
play of commercial ores. 1t is not nee
2 sary for me to point out at this time
the many benefits that will follow an
aggressive campaign in behalf of the
mining industry at the exposition; we
will discuss the matter later. The
writer attended meeting Of the Ad-
visory board with the mining committee
July sth. The plans that are being
worked out by practical and technical
miners for the advertising Of the un-
limited mineral resources of Colorado
are very good and believe that Clear
Creek county should get together and
take action on this matter. The cost
will be very small if Yankee Hill. Free
land, Idaho Springs, Dumont, Lawson,
Empire, Georgetown and Silver Plume
get together and we can make dis
play of ores that will make the money
center of this continent take notice.
Come, let Us get together and talk this
matter over aud exchange ideas. With
united action we can put mining back
in the rank where it belongs. Win
you dear reader help us!