Gilpin observer., 1899-01-05

condition from snow and ice, the snow in
places being drifted TO great depth,
which renders them almost impossible.
| Capt Harper M. Orahood, came up
! from Denver yesterday to attend to legal
matters here.
John Best is back from Denver, where
he spent New Years, attending services
at the cathedral.
E. d. Quigley, mining promoter of
Idaho Springs, paid Central Visit Tues
| day, returning the following day.
DR.. Henry Paul returned from Denver
Tuesday and has been attending to his
mining interests here this week.
Hon. John G. McShane came up from
Arvada yesterday morning to see how
the boys at the store were getting along.
r. Sykes Of the Kansas as-Burroughs
Consolidated Mining company, arrived
on Tuesday from Denver, remaining here
several days.
Charles Bleibel of the Calhoun mine,
Ernest LIE Neve Foster of the Saratoga,
and August Mathes, of Denver, came up
on yesterday mornings train.
Edgar Withrow and Edward Mitchell,
after a pleasant holiday vacation with
their parents in this city, returned Tues
day to the State University at Boulder.
Miss Hildah Van Tree, of Lancaster,
Wisconsin, and the Misses jeanette and
Viola Munson, of Madison, Wisconsin,
are in the city visiting relatives, They
are en- route to San Diego, California.
Miss Maggie Cronin, who spent Xmas
with her parents IN this city, returned
to Denver on Sunday, where she entered
st. Josephs hospital to receive medical
treatment Miss Maggie has been sick
for some time.
Matt Jelinkes ex,foreman of the Cook
Gold Mining company, left on Tuesday
morning for Caribou, Boulder county,
where he will develop group of mines
in the Grand Island mining district. He
carries with him the best wishes of a host
OF friends for opening up veritable
bonanza.
State Senator-elect Samuel " Newell
left for Denver Monday. On his arrival
there he received telegram that his
brother, l.. S. Newell, Jr., was lying
dangerously i'll at East Liverpool, Ohio.
He left for the east after receiving the
| telegram. His son, Burt, accompanied
him from this city to Denver.
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William and John E. Morris, Jr., spent
New Years in this city with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Morris. The
former is now with the Morrell Hardware
company at Cripple Creek, while the lat
ter holds lucrative position at Idaho
Springs. Both returned to their respec-
tive places OF business on Monday after
noon.
Deputy State Mine Inspector Charles
n. Crowcer, after transacting business
here in connection with the collection of
statistical matter for the annual report
OF State Commissioner of Metalliferous
Mines Harry S. Lee, returned to the
state capital Saturday. Charley is
former resident OF Central and while
here met number of his old friends.
Wm.Warren of this city is in receipt of
letter from Jas a. Hurley, who was in
the employ of Lafrenz IS Harvey some
nine years ago, when they conducted a
meat market in the stand now occupied
by Barnabus Huber. He is now located
at Waverly, Nova Scotia. He sends his
regards to the members OF the old and
venerable Owl Club, n number OF whom
have passed over the range since James
was one of the members. His friends in
Central will be pleased to learn that he
is comfortably settled at Waverly.