The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-09
PERSONAL.

burg yesterday.
Saratoga ,im Is summering at Kings S
Rancho for his health.
J. J.. Frankeberger and J. F. Kyle
are in from Petersburg.
T. T. Childers was in town from
Gunnison last Tuesday. I,
c. NJ. Rundlet has gone to Succorro,
N. NJ, on business trip.
T. S. Denison, of Chicago, is a
guest at the Windsor House.
F. II. Kellogg has returned to camp
for the purpose Of practicing law.
Geo. H. Holt, Of Crested Butte,
was registered at the Windsor on Tues
day.
Joe Ludwig, the Gunnison beer
man, is in town looking after his Gus
TONERS.
+ J. H. Phelps. NJ. D., of Burden,
Kansas, has located here for the prac-
tice of medicine.
Ben Kersburg got in last week. He
has been turning himself loose in
Denver all winter.
R. A. Ainslie, the well-known for
ward'ng agent, spent couple of days
in camp last week
Z. N. Chester, of the law firm OF
Baker & Chester, Gunnison, paid a
flying visit to our camp last week.
Mrs. Isaac Baney started east yes
| terday to be absent for sometime.
Isaac is left IN the hands of his friends,
and will be taken care Of.
Capt. VIM. Powell, Of Louisville,
Kentucky, and all old friend of Col.
Phil Peters, arrived in town last Mon
day, and will probably locate here
l.. Kingsberry, a stalwart of Cloud
City, in town last week, says that
place will surely give 1000 majority
democratic this fall.
Mr.. Page, proprietor of the wet
goods establishment in Canon, known
as the St. Julian, was in town last
week and "slid OUT on Sunday in a
milk wagon.
+ Mrs. Buss, sister Of Mr.. DeVries.
one of our heavy mine owners. has
recently moved to Crested Butte from
Illinois. She was in Irwin last week
visiting her brother.
Ex-Alderman O. E. Henry. Of Sill
YER Cliff, is here on a tour OF inspec-
tioa. He is more tavorably impressed
with this camp than any he has seen.
Mr.. Henry is the popular livery stable
man of the Cliff.
Charley Rood and Pete Kastner,
purchased bronCho piece yesterday
and Il; out for Gothic. Rood's broncho
was SO small that all he had to do was
to stick them long legs down in the
mud and the beast would stop.
Charley Nelson, an old miner who
! is interested III some Of the best mines
near the Forest Queen, reported at
the PlLoT Office last Saturday after
spending the winter in Roslta. He
viii resume work on his claims at once.
Walter Graves started on Saturday
to run the eastern AID southern line of
Gmnison Co. between Saguache and
Gunnlson counties. He will be &C
companled by the county commissions
ers both OF Gunnlson and SaguaChe,
and will be absent about two weeks.
VIM. G.. Foresman, Tidiutte, Pa,
a successful oil speculator of that sec
ton, is in camp. He is relative to
our fellow citizen, Chas. Defferbaugh,
and will no doubt become interested
in some mining property before he
leaves.
Jno. N. Leighton, who owns num-
Der Of valuable mining claims here,
and who was here last summer work
ing the same. returned to camp last
week after wintering in Pennsylvania
He will commence operations on his
various properties at once
James Lewis alas Arizona Bill, is
in town. He is one Of the first white
men to enter the Ute nation, and is
the hero of many hair-breadth es-
canes He carries hupe huntinn