The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-08-09
EMPIRE NEWS
By Booster Brady


Two Miss fps Of Philadelphia. aunts
of Mr. Paley the Forest Range rider
rived in town and will spend their va
cation amidst the grandest scenery that
nature can produce.
The following are regis tered al the
Hickman house C. w. Chaplin, "
Y. Floyd Campbell and Mrs. G. S. Cam
bell, Boulder, c. E. Harron, Kansas;
Hugo Carlson Clyde DeMashie: J. Myer
and wife, J. c. Myer. j. Maxim and
wife. Idaho Springs, A. B. Cotton, c.
K. Scott, Charles oeipert and A.
Schoonenmaker and wife, Daley. Harry
Cain, VIM. Kindell, Denver, j. b.
Stu I'm, Fraser, Harold Eastman, e..
NJ. Eddy. Boulder; N. Coghlan, kanka-
kee III. G. w. Bradford Ill
Eric Saren took some fine looking
ore from his property in Daley district
this week. He dritted about fifteen
feet from surface and STRUCK ore that
looks like the making of good NINE.
Symonds Square Deal Mining Co i,
has started cross cut tunnel to cut
the vein. They have twenty-d ol.ar
ore at about two hundred feet dpeth.
The cross cut will bring them near the
main wagon road and leave them in a
better position to handle their ore to
adva ntage.
The Gold Fissure Mining Co. ha
started men to work cleaning and re-
timberins the property. AS soon as
the mine Is in shape 1t will be worked
with its old-time vigor This is one OF
the best mides in the camp and has
been a great producer. 1t ls under the
management of Willis Bsistol and +. +.
Koch. foreman.
DIR. and Mrs. French, DR.. and Mrs.
Whineny and Albert Hall, all of Mar
shaltown, Iowa. camped Tuesday eve
ming in the grove. They left on We'd
nesday morning for Steamboat Springs.
They have toured the southern part of
the state IN their beautiful car. They
say that the scenery in this part Of the
country is beyond description, much
finer than any they have encountered
on their trip. They expect to be in
Wyoming for Frontier Day.
The following are registered at the
Peck Aouse: Edwin Van Aise, j. ID.
abbott, Lincoln Fellows, K. E. Oaks,
C. Anperson, K. L. Kithil, F. W. Hor
ton, W. A. Giles, F. R. Guswell and
H. F. Furguson all of Denver; C. A.
Jackaness and son, Boulder; George
Wahlstrom, A. K. Perry, X. Drum
mond and J. J. Seufferline, Daley.
Clarence Scott, manager of the
Grand Clear Creek Mining company,
reports good progress is being made in
the tunnel. He is going to install a fan
and gasoline engine so that he can
work another shift in the tunnel. This
companyShas proven to be one of the
very best in the state. There can be
no doubt but that when they reach the
objective point the stockholders will
be well repaid for the money spent.
Miss Pearl Anett of Birmingham, Ala.
arrived here Wednesday euening. She
will spend the summer at Camp Olive
as the guest DR.. and Mrs. Lindsay and
daughter.
w. M. Brownwell. missionary of
the American Sunday School society.
showed some pictures and gave irc-
ture in the interest of the SUNDAY
School work, The entertainment was
enjoyed by large attendance.
George Minot, police reporter Of the
Denver Republican, is visiting at the
home Of his uncle, James Dulett.
Mrs. Lewis and son of Denver are
visiting C. s. Work
Misses Grace Johnson and Mable
Mclean of Idaho Springs, visited their
manyl friends here the early part Ct
the week.