The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-06
PERSONAL.

R. H. Cameron is in town, from
sheep mountain.
T. c. Kelsey returned from flying
visit to Denver, last week.
F. W. Fuller and H. c. Thompson
started to Socosro; N. NJ, last Satur:
day.
Bishop Machebuef Of the Diocese
Of Colorado, stopped at the Windsor
last Tuesday.
Col. D. VIM. Douthitt, who spent
last summer in this camp, arrived
here yesterday from New York, where
he has been attending to his law
practice for the last year.
Mr.. Geo. Cornwall, of New York,
with his son Geo. r., spent a few
days in camp last week. They have a
ranch near Gunnison City, upon which
the boys are now living. MIR. Corn
wall, Sr: Will return to New York for
the winter.
Mr.. N. Tooker, Of Jersey City, N.
J., President of the Silver Mountain
Mining Co., is in town. He comes
for the purpose of examining the We
mango and other property Of that COM
pany.
M: S. Adams, of Silver Cliff, Sec
retary Of the Hidalgo Town and Mn
ing Co. and B. F. Baldwin, director
Of the same called at our Office Tues
day, in company with Ed. +. Col
burn, Esq. We will be pleased to
have them call again:
A. ]. McQuaid left for New York
Wednesday morning; whence he will
HE TO the Sunny South. Fare the
we'll Mack, May the bright sun OF
prosperity and happiness ever shed its
glow upon thy pathway through life,
which ever way it may lead.
DR.. W. H. Kinney, Of Easton Pa.
correspondent for the Philadelphia
Press, Eastern Daily Express and 9TH
er papers has again shown his pleasant
countenance in our midst. He comes
to look after some mining interests
and will remain 4 days when he goes
to New York, thence to Nicaragua.
We had the pleasure of a visit from
Mr.. C. c. Woods, of the Bank of
Stockton, in company with Judge w.
B. Kent. Mr.. Woods with Mr.: S: S:
Boggs, also Of Stockton, Kas., is out
on pleasure trip md would nossfe.
turn before taking view Uf ta( a.
nous mines Of Ruby. We hope they
will COME again and stay longef.
Mr.. J. F. Seldohiridge, of Colorado
Springs, Secetary of the Silver Noun
tain Mining Co., accompanied by his
wife and Mrs. R. Kempton. OF Phil
adelphia, Pa, arrived in camp Satur-
day. The ladies had great desire
to visit Ruby camp, and when a
woman wills she will and that's the
end ont.
Mr.. J. w. Sayles, Superintendent
Of the Galveston Ruby Mining Co.,
retnrhcd last Sunday from Texas,
where he has been rusticating for sew
eral weeks. From Johns present
personal appearance, we are inclined
to believe, that the zephyts which
watt across the flower bespangled
prairies of the Lone Star State, arc
more saiubrious than the ratified at
mosphere of the Elk mountains.
Mr.. ]. L. Lacey, wife and little
son Ferdv, bid the camp final adieu
last Friday morning. Mr.. Lacey will
stop in Pueblo, for the purpose OF
seeking an opening in his line of bus
iness, while his amiable wife and in
teresting little boy will continue on
to Hannibal; Mo-, to visit :heir rela-
tives there. In testimony Of their ap-
probation, the many friends of the
ex-partner and editor of the PILor,
assembled al Haynes Hall, Thursday
evening; to take leave of them. The
time till midnight hour was spent in
dancing and lively conversation,
while strains of sweet music constant
ly filled the hall. 1t was a pleasant
gathering to regret departure.
Mr.. Lacey, like many anothe;. man,