The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1919-05-09
NeWsy Notes From
Georgetown Vicinity

resumed soon on a more extensive
scale.
Joseph Guanella of Empire was
here attending TO business matters
Tuesday.
The regular monthly meeting
of the FIRE department was held
Monday evening.
Miss Marguerite Mcfarland visit
ed III Denver the last of the week
via the auto route.
Edward Bauman has sufficien tly
recovered from his illness as TO be
abe to attend to his duties.
John c. Hull of Idaho Springs
was in town Monday on busines-
with the county commissioners.
Cement Bill" Williams of Gold
en- was in attendance at the meet
ing OF the county commissioners
Monday.
Miss sigma Nelson left Monday
to spend her vacation in California
She was accompanied as far as
Denver by her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson
motored up from Denver Sunda
and were the guests OF Mrs. John
sons brother, Ben Foley.
Herbe TT Johnson, now of Den
yer, was a business visitor &C
Georgetown Monday, attending
to the final settlement of the Bar
rett Jacobs estate.
Manager Jones of the George
town tunnel reports good progress
in recent development. No effor'
is being MADE to mine the ore now
exposed in the mine.
Nels Williams is up from his ranct
i'll Douglas county to look after
| mining interests. He SAYS ranch
ing is o. k. but there is nothing 10
compare with mining.
P. K. Bue was over from EN-.
pire Monday. He says things
are picking up in mining way
and predicts an active campaign
of development during the coming
summer.
! i he recent announce ment o. tbs
plans for the building of an indie.
pendent smel,er is causing re-
| joicing among mining men, who
say it wi Il mean revival of min
ing turnout the state.
Dick Fair is down from Argen.
tine for the purpose of laying II
supplies. He reports things a:
looking most encouraging, but he
may have to suspend work for /;
time because OF surface water.
Another load of autoi, is had :
narrow escape from going ovel
the Plume road. making the thire
party in short time. 1t is ex
pected that the new road will b,
flushed in the next two weeks.
Il Arthur Robinson and Cstherin,
Sluthers surprised their man,
friends Monday by securing a Ii
cense and being married by Judg,
K. K. Graham, who tied the kno
in his usual capable, efficient man
ner.
District court convened Tuesda,
presided over by Hon Samuel w
Johnson. Court Stenographel
Marks and Prosecuting Attorney
McGinty of Littleton attended il
their official capacities. Outsid,
attorneys present were E. NJ. Sa
bin and H. Pierce OF Denver; F. L
COLLEEN, 4. l.. Regenni,ter and J
w. B. Smith of Idaho Springs. 4
number of cases we're set for tria
with the incoming of the petit
jury who are called to report at
O'Clock next Monday.
The petition for naturalization
of Ole Lilleland, a native Of Nor
way, filed November 10, 1910, wa
on request of Naturalization Elk
aminer Paul Armstrong, cancelled
by Judge J. w. johnson at tn,
opeuing of court Tuesday. 1
see ms that Lilleland at the tim,
when the government of tn
United States was at war with I
sovereignty other than that I,
which he owed allegiance. claimed
relief from military duty in th,
armies of the United States, thu
becoming n Stacker, and being de
barred from becoming a citizen o
the United States.
IA. II. Price has opened a new