The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-05-09
EMPIRE NOTES
Booster Brady

Mr. Mieir Of th- rol1rad" P.ogress We
Weekly Newspaper spent day IN
camp soliciting advertising and sur
rIbers for the Bll Moo-e sheet. II
tn re are ary writer's on their staff
tnat can convert any of Empire citizens
from the G O p. or Straight Democ-
rary we would like to see the color Of
his hair.
Mes Mosberg and Donald Bristol
h we taken Irase on the Gold Dirt
dump. Concentrating tables wi be-
set gp at the dump. Gasoline engine
viii furnish the power to operate the
tables.
The stockholders of the Gold Dirt
held meeting at Georgetown last
Tuesday AMI elected new board Of
directors. 1t is 20 be hoped that the
b Jard will give the stockholders that
W iich thev are entitled to an honest
business administration.
The monthly pay checks We're dis
tribute by Manager Hausing to the
employees of the Crown Prince
CO Wednesday,
Mis- Ethel Guanela who has been
teaching school near S'erling for the
past term has arrived home. Her
sister. Mrs. Herman Stnrm of Ham
m1nd, Ind accompanied her and will
spend the summer here.
Mrs. Harry Hollis of Golden is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sharpe.
Mrs. Powers returned from her visit
to Cripple Creek
Sisters Josephine and Agnus Of the
Georgetown hospital and Miss Olden-
burg of Georgetown called on friends
Wednesday and then motored to Idaho
Springs and enjoved the hospitality OF
the good peoply of tina, city
Manager Hausing. the energetirg
manager of the Mint returned from a
business trip to the Capitol
Mrs. G S. Work has returned from
her trip to Nebraska,
Messrs. Joe and loha Myers, mo
tored up from the Springs and spen'
the day on business matters, The gen
tlemen are held in high esteem by our
hangs out for them
State Immigration Commissioner
Stanley McGinnis, of Denver gave al
entertainment at the Town Hall las
Sunday evening that was very instruc
tive. The entertainment consisted OF
moving pictures and slides of the Pan
anna canal Exposition Buildings a
San Francisco and scenes from Colo
RADIO. Mr.. McGinnis explained eacl
scene in a pleasing manner and wa:
listened to with wrapped attention by
large audience There are few tina,
equal the gentleman as a lecturer.
The object of showing the pic
lures all over the state with ar
explanation by the lecturer is to raise
funds so that the state Of Colorado
may be represented at the Panama
exposition to be held in San Francisco
next year. The last Legislature faileC
to make an Appropriation for this pur-
pose and unless the citizens of Colora
do donate some thirty five thousand
dollars the State will not oe represent
ed at the Fair Empire Commercial
Association discussed the matter at
their last meeting and refused to do
nate or spend any money in advertising
for the reason that the legislature is
now in session. The Governor coulo
have included in his message to the
Legislature asking for an appropriation
for this purpose therefore making the
assessment uniform on all the citizens
of the state. There always some good
citizens IN every community that are
continually putting their hand into
tn cir pocket tor money to help some
worthy object but this is the limit,
to have the great State of Colo.
passing the hat around to raise money
enough so that the State may be repre-
sented is one of the greatest events IN
the Worlds History.