Gilpin observer., 1899-07-13

mr' ana MRS. Elias lulck, OF Quick,
Pottawatamie county, Iowa. Mr.. Quick
left Black Hawk in 1855, and this is his
first visit to Colorado since leaving here.
There are number OF Central's citizens
( who resided in Black Hawk at that time
who will pleasantly remember "Elias," +"
who clerked for David d. Ettien & Co.
Father time has dealt kindly with him
in the last thirty-four years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Quick returned to Denver that
afternoon. After q visit to Cripple
Creek and Colorado Springs they return
to their homo in the Hawkeye state.
John Best left for Denver Monday
afternoon. He returned yesterday with
party Of eastern friends whom he will
show around the leading mines, mills
and concentration works OF the county.
hon. John c. McShans and wife came
up from their Arvsda ranch last week,
and will take up residence here until
cold weather sets in next fall. They are
at home tn their friends on the corner OF
County Road and Second West High
street.
Frank Cody, second son OF Mr.. Ed.
Cody, left Monday afternoon for the
Geltch saw mill, above 1ldora on the
South Boulder, where he has secured a
position in the mill. His brother, Ed
ward. has been working in the mill for
some length OF time.
e. NJ. Messiter, of the Perigo mine, In
dependent district, paid Central and
Nevadaville friends visit last Saturday.
Miss Annie Jones and Mr.. Sam G.
Miles were visitors to Central Sunday,
and we're the guests of Miss Emma
Glare. They returned on the afternoon
train.
A. w. Marshall, Of Findlay. Ohio, SON.
in-law of Sam W. Miller, of the East
Whiting mine, arrived Monday evening.
He will look around the mines and mills
before returning to the Buckeye state.
Russell Paul, son OF DR.. Henry Paul,
and Mr.. Woodward, his friend, student
at the School Of Mines, are in the city
taking in the mines OF the county.
State Mine Inspector D. L. Griffin
came up from Denver Tuesday to finish
up the inspection OF several mining
properties in this vicinity.
Captain Bennett e. Seymour and wife,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends In the east. have returned much
fbens9ttsd by theirvisit. -
Nin Elite Co6msn, OF this city, r.
tHfnsd from Denver Tuesday evening.
William Young, who in connection
With Alfred Wettstein sold the Silver
Wave mine, on Santa Fe mountain, sev-
eral years ago. was visitor to Central
this week.
Isaac Rachofsky, formerly with the
New York dry goods house, this city,
now engaged in the grocery business on
California street, Denver, returned home
yesterday after three days visit with
Central friends.
Abe Rachofsky, president Of the New
York Store Mercantile company, re-
turned from Denver Monday evening.
Mrs. John e. Morris, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George e.
Mcclellan, at Idaho Springs, returned
to her home in Central Tuesday, coming
over on the stage.
Miss Annie Jurgens and little brother,
OF this city, visited friends at Idaho
Springs last Tuesday.
Alfred Wettstein, of the Surprise
mine, Vermillion district, was transact
ing business here yesterday. The mine
owners OF that locality have had an un-
usual amount of surface water to con-
tend with the past two months. He re-
ports considerable activity in mining
matters in that section, as well as at
Yankee, over in Clear Creek county.
II. A. Hoffman, secretary and treas
urer OF the Kansas Burroughs Conso!i-
dated Mining company, was up from
Denver the first OF the week. Mr.. r.
Sykes, the president of the company,
sailed from New York last Saturday for
England, where he remains until next
spring recuperating his health and visit
ing cousins across the pond.
"Dusty" Rhodes dropped over from
his Silver creek bonanza Tuesday. He
considers that he is now on the high
road to prosperity since his mine in that
portion OF Clear Creek county is show
ing silver glance and ruby silver.
Miss Emma j. Harris, of Denver. paid
Centrel visit this week, arriving here
on Monday. She was accompanied by
her friend, Miss Briggs, Of that city.
The ladies' will return to the state capi-