The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-07-13
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Chestnu}'s sister and neice
are here from Salt Lake, visiting. T
Alec .McDougal and Charley Nit.
chell were in Gunn,son this week.
z. NJ. Harris and wife have arrived
here from Colorado Springs.
Abe Heiligers, the Reasonable Abe.
IS visiting Gunnison this week.
T. M. Harding, brother of the
firm OF Harding Bros, is here from
his store in Canon.
The Turney Bros, w}b have been
down on the Grand since .ase fall, are
in town.
M. B. Irvine, of Pueblo, brother
to David A. Irvine, of this place is
here or visit to his brother.
S. P. Spencer, our popular town
clerk, has gone to Gunnlson on busi-
ness pertaining to town matters.
80 We see by the Denver papers that
~ j Alden Smith, the State Geol
1o;Sist S n route to this section on a
tour OF Inspection.
Mrs. Catherine Dewey, of Milwau-
kee, is visiting her du,iful son, Nelson
D. Dewey, one of our rising and pop
ular young lawyers.
Counselor Chas. H. Sliackelford,
of Gunnison, came up yesterday to
look over the early scenes OF his ad-
vent to Gunnison county.
Dick Roelf, Sam Mcguire. AL Fitzer
and Let Gilpatric have been down the
Anthracite fishing and it is safe to say
they had fsherman's luck.
Dr.-W. H. White, the DENTIST, arriv-
ed yesterday. He expects to remain
with us about ten days, anyone wish
ing his services will find him at DR..
Forhan's Office.
Mrs. Sheriff Bowman, of Gunnison,
Miss Clara Treadway, of Denver, and
Mr.. sharpless, Of Philadelphia, visited
our camp the other day and were the
guests of Mrs. Chestnut.
Mr.. Buckwalter, of Silver Cliff, who
is on the Muddy prospecting for plac-
ers, came IN the other day to get some
assays made, he having located some
lodes out there.
Col. George DeLaVergne, wife and
two sons are paying a visit to our
camp during the hot spell. The Col
onel is largely interested in the We.
mango mine. ~
There was man came in on the
stage on Tuesday. 1t was Mr.. a.
E. Bartlett. Just how he conducted
himself while in Gunnison we have no
record. For further particulars apply
10 this man.
DR.. E. G.. Reid and wife came up
yesterday from Gunnison and returned
to day. They were in time for the
Strawberry Festival and 1t afforded Mrs.
Reid an opportunity to see all Of her
old acquaintances.
Mrs. Howard F. Smith, Miss Clara
Smith, Mrs. ]. X. Robinson, Of Crest
ed Butte, Miss Covert, of Colorado
Springs, and Miss Fribbly, of Ohio,
made a gay and jolly party that joined
Miss Field in a picnic up at Lake
Brennand yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Dillingham;, Of the
Sampl;ng works at Silver Cliff, and
who now owns works in Denver, spent
last. Sunday in camp examining mines
and ores. He was perfectly astonish-
ed at the marvellous rich ruby ores he
saw lying around the Queen and seem
ed to have no conception heretofore
Of the remarkable richness of our
camp. He was accompanied by ].
T. Williams; formerly of Silver Cliff,
but WHO'S now operating up Slate
river.
II. s, L. Sherard, NJ. E., repre-
senting Taylor & Sons, London, mine
brokers, and who spent a week here
some three months ago, came III on
the coach last Monday. He has been
down in the San Juan, where he was
instrumental in negotiating the sale
of the Ula mine to an English COM
,,,y recent1v for the small c,,ro of a