The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-09-19
dEMPIRE NOTES

all tfxc!r IttIe arrangements 4oi tue
coming migration, the boom OF the
hay cutting machines caught hign ana
low the passing wind, the shrlll shrek
ing OF the Robin that has lost It's glori-
Gus gift of song with which IN the
sprlng time it charmed nature and the
man-all betoken the Winding up OF the
fragrant aud pride of the season Yes,
the lights and the locund music are
gone, The laughing, lovable young
lady tourists VIII have spent the sum
mer IN midst have gone and lett ouI
bachelors nconsolable Until the blue
birds nest again in the next sLringtime
We Will not see the Smoke arse from
the hillside and send the delightful na
yor of beefsteak and weiner"urst ines
that our boys COOKED over the cheef-
ful campfires for the pleasure and ad-
miratlon oil The adored ones
The melancholy days have come, alas
they came too soon
And every night ur boys are seen, com
muning with the moon
They studying telegraphy now, they
concentrate their thoughts
On her the charming tourist girl, who
ate up all they bought
They nightly send message to the
darling of their heart
And beg that she return agan and from
them never part
hot
the way We courted years ago
This telepathy courting, seems to me
little slow
To tell your story to the moon is GER
talnly quite cold
The better way is take your girl ana IN
your arms enfold
Her eracs ful form and whisper the true
promptings of your heart
And swear by all tho Gods of war that
she's the better part
And after you are married and blessed
with children ten
Your nose will be kept to the grlndsto'
like the balance of married man
w nat Ailt ~ ~
for sure | ought to know
For have trod the same road that you
chaps now go
Mr. Fred Bishop purchased five pas
sepser REQ auto the early part OF the
week. There are three cars IN town TO
date and there is fair prospect Tor
couple more to be added to the number
in the near fntlre.
The work on the ventilating pipe in
the Gold Fissure mine is completed and
work has been started on the rulse TO
connect with the upper workings. N'ne-
.y-five feet will connect with the smart,
which will add new life to this great
m,ne. The ventilation will be perfect
when the connections are made add Will
put the mine in good shape to take out
the large bodies of ore already exposed.
B,tschiecker and Ploteck are shipping
a car of high grade ore to the smeite'
from the Columbins mine, owned by
Mrs. Mary Schnrar. Some OF the ore
assayed $l75.00 per ton. Ihey nave
about thirty tons for this shipment.
Mr.. Symond, of Colorado Springs.
who has mining prospects on Lincoln
fountain, arrived in camp the first OF
the week. He will erect cabin and
do considerable work on his claims
where he has a good showing OF mlii
ore exposed for the amount OF develop
ment work already done.
DR.. Anderson, of Kansas City, who
is interested in the Doctor Town mine,
in the Daily District, is making an ex-
animation Of the property.
MIR. Wannamakea has rented the
Lundstrom cottafr. He has charge OF
the mill that has been installed by Z. u.
Payne. The machinery is in place and
is about 10 be tested.
Fred Mathew, Henry and Tully Mel
son have returned from Arizona where
they have spent the I'ast year.
Moritz schlegel ha, returned from
Yuma where he spent the summer look
ing after his farming interests. He is
now working his mining property one
Silver Mountain.
Mrs. Maggie Sharp and Ed Clark