The Idaho Springs siftings-news., January 25, 1921, Image 4

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MICKIE, THE PRINTER’S DEVIL
LOCAL
GLEANINGS
Charlie Sauer spent Sunday in ,
Denver.
-Drink “GREEN RIVER" a\ ;
Klliott’s.
Irvin Evans spent the week end
with his mother.
Ben Neeper went to Denver
1 < i
Tuesday on business.
—Drink Ford’s fruit cider. It is ]
good for rheumatism.
Roy Plummer returned yesterday
from a trip to Denver.
Roy Plummer was in Denver
Saturday on business.
Mrs. B. R. Maize left for Denver
Monday morning on a visit.
Nathan Shapiro left for New
.Jersey Monday on business.
H. A. St limp is in Loveland j
visiting his mother who is ill.
Edward Cobb was a passenger;
for Denver Monday afternoon.
Geo. Gartrell went to Denver
Monday morning on business.
Walter Hallberg speut the week
end visiting at the Callow home. j
Attorney F. L. Collom was in j
Denver Monday on legal business, j
“Mike” Moscript went to Den
ver Monday morning on business.
Minnie O’Donnell went over to
Central City to spend the week
end.
John Crago spent the week-end
with his cousin, Mrs- W. J. Han
cock. v
r. and Mrs. R. E. Wood left
Tuesday morning for Denver for a
visit
Mr. and Mrs R. F. Donnelly
spent Sunday and Monday in
Denver.
S. L. Snyder of Denver was a
business visitor in this city on
Monday.
Miss Wilma Smith of Littleton
spent Sunday with friends in Idaho
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cochran
were passengers to Denver Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Anna V Janies has returned
to Deliver after a short visit in
Idaho Springs.
-A Youngberg has opened bis
shoe shop on 16th Ave. again for
repairing shoes.
Misses Grace and Dorothy March
ington are confined to their home
with chicken pox.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Alexander
of Colorado Springs are visiting a
few days in this city.
Mrs. C. E. Carpenter and small
son returned Monday evening from
a short visit in Denver.
Senator W. E. Renshaw left for
Deuver Monday morning to resume
his duties at the senate.
fe. L. Burger returned Sunday
evening from Denver, where he
had been since Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Beach spent the
week-end with her husband here,
returning Monday morniug. M
Claude Ray and William Jackson
were among the visitors from Den
ver in Idaho Springs Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Detrich and Mrs.
Thomas Twiselton left Saturday
jnorning for Longmont on a visit.
Come laugh with us at the
vaudeville on Feb. 7.
Proceedings of the Board.
of County Commissioners
i
JANUARY SESSION. A. D. 1921.
The following bills and accounts were -
audited and the Clerk instructed to issue
warrants on the different funds for the
various amounts:
ROAD FUND
No. In Favor of. Service Amount
8864 W. E. Elliott, labor and horse 126 fit)
8865 Christian Stangier, lubor and
horse 116 50
8856 Frank Rice, labor and horse, and
horse feed 137 15
8867 V J Hooley, labor and horse, and
supplies 109 00
8868 James E Thomas, labor and horse
and supplies 132 50
8869 Carl Truscott, labor and horse .. 116 00
8870 Erick Sarin, labor and horse ‘ 53 00
8871 A. J. Ricck labor and horse 116 00
8872 Alex Seaton, labor and horse and
supplies 119 65
8873 Hendrie <fc Bolthoff. supplies and
freight 19 27
8874 Buckley Bros, auto hire and trurk
storage 13 00
8875 Southwest Nash Motor Co. sup
plies and S. chgs 21 43
8876 Curnow Livery & Trans Co. sup
plies 24 2- r >
8877 R Hardesty Manufacturing Co.
supplies 59 50
8941 Mrs Margaret Green, anvil 6 00
Total Road Fund Warrants 5 1.169 75
GENERAL FUND
j War. No. To Whom Service Amount !
! 8878 Statd Compensatien Ins. Fund
premium 4C7 47 j
1 8879 Thomas W. Cunningham, county
commissioner, salary and mil
age 56 60
1 8880 William C. Ives, county commis
sioner. salary, expense, and
milage 59 25
8881 John W. Green, county commis
sioner. salary, milage and ex
penses 50 40 j
ASg2 Cancelled
8883 J A Noone, clerk of district court
salary 85 92 !
8884 Mrs. Elizabeth J. Gleason, county
superintendent of schools,salary
and expenses 93 11
8885 B A Holley, county clerk salary
expense and services 276 70
8886 Mrs. Louise Berg, jani tress, ser
vices 4l 50
8887 W E Walthers. salary lib 00
8888 Frank A. Maxwell, deputy treas
urer. salary 110 00
8889 A.H.J. Horstmann, assessor, sal
ary and expenses 171 12
8890 Georgetown Courier supplies 1® 15
8891 W.M.Elliott.water commissioner.
services 22 11
8892 H S Rainwater, aa'arj ser. 00m.
dist N° 9 51 66
8893 Malcolm C Marks, reporter, salary
and expenses 15 09
8891 Kneisel & Anderson, supplies... 3 25
8895 James Frawiey. supplies 9 00
8896 Idaho Springs Siftings - News
printing 4* 15
8897 Colorado Power "Co., services and
supplies 19 55
8898 Albert E- Straub., Sheriff, salary
expenses and assistance 297 56
8899 Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph C'o..services 25 19
8900 W S McGintie, district attorney.
salary 3 60
8901 August Swanson, express and
hauling 3 12
8902 John A Wilkins, canvassing vote
and mileage 17 40
8903 Dr H W Kirby, services as regist
rar 7 00
8908 Harry Mooris, supplies 5 76
8945 Patrick H. Dcvany, county treas
urer, salary and expenses 176 70
8916 J W B Smith, services 110 60
Total General Fund Warrants $ 2,307 16
POOR FUND
War. No. To Whom. Service. Amount.
8904 August Swanson, supplies 18 00
8905 Grocery Co. sup
plies 20 00
89C6 Dr Alan D Fraser, services 56 00
8907 Lulu D. Trimble, supplies 9 00
8909 Harry Morris, supplies 8 00
8910 W P Horan & 8on. burial of John
McDonnell 50 00
8911 L Block, supplies 3 00
8812 G W Ford, supplies 23 20
8913 M E Sweiggert. supplies 8 00
8914 R E Wood, supplies 53 30
8915 Chas Husk ins, supplies 4 65
8916 Alice Buckley, supplies ‘25 00
LET US FURNISH YOUR HOME--
See us before buying your
furniture, wall paper and paints.
If we do not have your wants
in stock we will order for you.
B. A. HOLLEY
War. No. To Whom Service Amount
8917 Mrs G C Sullivan, board and care
of James Smith 135 00 j
■ 8918 Anne Overson, services 33 59
! 918 Oliver Needham, supplies 2*»
■>92o D J Donnelly, supplies 94 uO |
8921 H A Elliott, supplies 23 87
„8922 L A Hafer, rent 14 00
8923 Quong Kee, services 1 70
8924 G A Pease, groceries 40 03
8925 The First Agency company, rent. 82 00
8926 E M Moscript supplies 16 25
8927 S A Russell, M D, services 30 25
8928 Little Sisters of tbe Poor, care of
John McDonnell 50 00
858.9 Mrs. Louise Berg, care of Mrs.
Roeff 40 00
8930 Kneisel A Anderson, groceries... 16 60
8931 Roberts Bros. Grocery Co., gro
ceries 9 90
8932 Dr John Atcheson, Jr, services... 24 00
8933 Roberts Bros. Groceries, supplies
for Nov and Dec 146 90
Total Poor Fund Warrants f 986 46
MOTHERS’ COMPENSATION FUND
War. No. To Whom Service Amoant
8934 Augusta J Benson, mother’s com
pensation 50 00
8935 Emily Cruse, mother’s compensa
tion lo Oo
8938 Louis# Harvey, mother’s compen
sation 10 00
8937 Edith Hanson, mothep’s compen
sation 15 00
8938 Eliza Jones, mother’s compensa
tion 10 00
8939 Hulda S Carlson, mother's com
pensation 10 00
8940 Margaret Dempster, mother's
compensation 10 00
Total # 115 00
BLIND BENEFIT FUND
! War. No. To Whom Service Amount
j 8 941 Robert Chappell, blind benefit... 75 00 ;
I 8942 Mrs. Mary Murphy, blind benefit 75 CO I
j 8940 Mrs. Mary M. Doherty, blind
benefit (Frank Doherty) 60 0o
j Total Fund Blind Benefit 200 00
RECAPITULATION
j Total Warrants Road Fund $ 1,169 7*
j Total Warrants General Fund 2,307 16
i Total Warrants Poor Fund 986 46
! Total Warrants Mother’s Compensa
tion Fund 115 00
- Total Warrants Blind Benefit Fund 200 00
Total Warrants all funds $ 4.778 57
! The audit of the books and reports of
the County Clerk showed earn
ings for the year | 3.289 70
Salaries 3.364 54
Deficit for year $ 95 84
The audit of the books and reports of
the County Treasurer showed
earnings for the year 3,742 28
Salaries 3.370 00
Balance surplus for the year 372 28
The audit of the books and reports of
the County Judge showed earn
ings for the year 1,240 44
Salary 1,800 00
Deficit for year 559 56
The Audit of the books of the Cleric of
of the District Court showed earn
, ings for the year. 311 88
yH t G. ARKILLS
Chemist and Assay er
CONTROLS A SPECIALTY
At J. J. Elliott’s Old Stand
1517 MINER STREET
JAMES UNDERHILL
Mining Engineer
U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR
Phones Forks and Idaho 41
Undkbhill Bldo. Idaho Spriwos. Colo
MRS. GENEVIEVE PEECHER
Notary Public
First National Lank Phone Idaho 40
By Charles Sughroe
© Western Newspaper Union
Salary 1,000 oo
Deficit for the year 688 12
The Sheriff’s bodks not being presented were
not examined.
STATE OF COLORADO, I
j ( ounty of Clear Creek. I
LB. A. Holley, Clerk and Recorder, and ex-officio
Clerk to the Board of County Commissioner* of
Clear Creek County. Colorado, do hereby certify
that tho foregoing has been truly and correctly
taken from the minutes of the proceedings of the
Board of Cofity Commissioner as the same ap- i
pears of record in the minutes of said proceedings
in my office remaining.
witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the official seal
of this, my office, at Georgetown, this
17th day of January, A. D., 1921.
B. A. HOLLEY.
Clerk and Recorder and Ex-officio clerk to
the Board of County Commissioners of Clear
Creek, (’ounty. Colorado. •
By W. E. WALTHERS. Deputy.
Estate of Jeanette Collom,
Deceased
All persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them for adjustment to
the County Court of Clear Creek County on the
31 st day of January, A. D. 1921.
F. L. COLLOM.
Administrator.
First publication. Dec. 31. 1920.
Last publication, Jan. 28,1921.
These Are Busy Days In Our
History making days—for now, through our alertness to
3|ll| H""" safeguard your interest, we can announce many new pur
. x . chases which bring the good news of LOWER PRICES.
A great many of our patrons will show their appreciation of our efforts to bring
about reductions by selecting now the things they have put off buying during
the past weeks. This ad. shows but a very small percentage of the excellent
values to be found here at markings anyone must recognize as the minimum
for goods of equal quality.
Women’s New Shoes handsome
$7.50 to $8.50 COSTOME BLOUSES
A SAVING OF FULLY FIVE DOLLARS
Shoes the most particular ol women will A truly distinctive costume blouse of
love to wear, for the styles are so propor- rare c “ arni » ma de of lovely Georgette Crepe
tioned that they make the tiniest foot appear * n overblouse model, richly embroidered in
a size smaller. Workmanship the very gay chenille ar.d long bugle beads—a blouse
highest! Leathers the most wanted. that simply pleases every one.
Overcoats and Suits
.at Ys to Yi off
Men’s Suits and Overcoats Join the Lower Price Movement
Men’s clothing that we had ordered from the best makers in the country—
clothing that was made to sell at much higher prices. No matter how particu
lar you may be you couldn’t ask for a better selection, and the substantial
savings make this a real economy occasion.
Ladies’ Wool Skirts Men’s Sweaters and
You will find among real bar- Sweater VeStS
$7.00 to $9.00 at are
Women’s Wraps and Coats
at the Lowest prices quoted this season
Coats and wraps of unusual beauty, loosely draped, smartly belted, or featur
ing the youthful blouse-back now in Fashion’s favor. Produced in the season’s
most wanted fabrics. You must see them to appreciate the values.
Notice of Dissolution of the R. & C.
Mining and Milling Company
Whereas, at a special meeting of the stockhold
ers of the R. & C. Mining and Milling company
held on the 25th day of October, 1920, for the
purpose of considering the propriety of dissolving
said company, and in pursuance of notice thereof,
duly given in the manner provided by law for the
calling of stockholders’ meetingsjor the purpose of
emending articles of incorporation, by a vote of
more than two-thirds of all of the stockholders of
the company , to-wit: by the unanimous vote there
of. a resolution was duly adopted providing for
the dissolution of said company and authorizing
the proper officers of the company to make, exe
cute. file and publish the necessarv notices to ac
complish said purpose.
Now. therefore, in pursuance of said authority,
we. the undersrgned. president and secretary of
said the R. & C. Mining and Milling company, do
hereby give notice that Said company Is dissolved,
and we certify that all debts owing by said corpo
ration have been fully paid.
E. M. SABIN. President.
Attest:
JOHN R. WHITE, Secretary.
First publication. Dec. 24. 1920.
Last publication. Jan. 28, 1921. f
—The Denver Post has not raised,
and you can still get it for 65
cents per month delivered. Sub
scriptions taken at the Siftings-
News office. Phone Idaho 28-J.
Subscribe for the Siftings.
Serves Him Right, Sez JVe
How Many Holdups in
Denver in a Day?
In the barber shop this morning
someone asked how many holdups
were pulled off in Denver last
night, and someone said that he
would “look in the paper and see.”
| Then the third party said that in
addition to the ones recorded in
the ©papers there were about a
I hundred hotels in that city who
held up everybody last week daring
the stock show.
—The Siftings-News has added a
line of small school supplies.
Buy your pencils, tablets, etc., here
Estate of William H. Jones,
Deceased
All persons having claims against said estate are i
hereby notified to present them for adjustment to J
the County Court of Clear Creek County on thq|P
31 st day of January, A. D. 1921.
JOHN MOLLARD.
Administrator.
First publication, Dec. 31,1920.
Last publication, Jan. 28. 1921.