Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-03-23
Wyoming.

The small boy will soon be on
the banks of the creek with his bait
can full Of bugs and worms.
r. S. Estill is still suffering from
liberated sore throat, but his ply
stefan says he is improving.
Jno. Kincaid, Jr., and wife will
leave in a few days for Missouri,
where they will make their home.
Those who read the "Stories Of
the Rockies" in The Outlook will
remember Geo. Baldwin, the plucky
little SPECTATOR in mines, who
dealt for some time in stocks and
bonds in San Francisco, and was
elected to The Idaho legislature two
or three times. In a recent letter
to your correspondent he says:
1.-TWO years ago was in the East
on mining business, and last winter
l spent with our old friends Levin
son and Weiss, at Santa Cruz, Cal
ifornia. OF course they we're glad
to see anyone from Custer City,
and they made my visit a very
pleasant one. They often mention
cd the night of the big snowslide
from "Old Baldie" which knocked
their drug store off it's foundation
and killed two little children of a
Swedish family near by. That was
u terrible night, as you will remem-
Der. We expected to be crushed
at any moment.
"They asked all about you, and
when you were in Custer last. A
great many changes have taken
place since you left. Ed Baird
committed suicide some time ago.
Geo. Coryell and Myron Craft re-
turned from Mexico two years ago.
Geo. is foreman Of the Lucky Boy
mines. Mine and mill are now
owned by Salt Lake parties. Mrs.
Fulton This mother) died in Mon
tana. Chas. Pfeiffer married a
Swede and has three children. Lew
Pfeiffer married the daughter of
Mike SPAIN, the brewer, and is now
living in Redlands, California.
Alex Pfeiffer, who made a million
out of the Old Custer mine, is on
his ranch at San jose, California.
Your old friend AL Bomar was Pro-
bate Judge last term. Horace
Dodge, the man who saved your
frozen feet when you came from
Sea Foam on snow shoes, is dead
Jack Moore, from whom you snatch
ed the championship belt as a
wrestler, is married and settled in
the Lost River country. Puddin
River Smith, the gambler, is dead
uskmelon Bob is in Indiana. A
Brown has some mining property
in Lemlai county. His property i:
now bonded. Alex Kleupfer re.
turned from Alaska and is nov
running a tunnel to tap a ledge hi
owns on Custer mountain.
LAST summer l had bond or
come property on Estes mountain
, l waited all summer for my parties
to come in. They were st. Louis
people. One of the parties inter
ested was a Mr.. Linch, ex-U. S
Marshal for Missouri. Some of tn,
\ party started, their mining exper
N died on the road, and they returEet
Ito st. Louis.
n This bond embraced the Mon
|, tana, Hidden Treasure, Why Not
Arcade, Ararat, and Estes Hope
The Montana has quite wonderful
record. Its five owners in one
year shipped 500, 900 worth of ore
, and they all went broke in a LITTLE
I while. The owners went down al
far as they could GO without 4
steam hoist. Hooper is now Stat
Senator, and I think is trying t.
interest capital to develop tn,
8 property. The franklin propert.
J. Is well worth a trip from Kentucky
to look at. On Bismark mountain
opposite Mt. Estes, is situated
: mine called the Jesse James, o
!. better known as the New Discovery
This is a very fine showing, ant
created considerable excitement las
a year. i am very anxious for yo'
s to see this property.
: Hoping to see you soon I am q
: ever Your friend,