Gilpin observer., 1900-04-26
PERSONALS.

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here, returning Saturday afternoon.
d. A. Hoffman came up on Wednes-
day evenings belated train of last week.
When the train struck the land slide
below Black Hawk Mr.. Hoffman dis
played considerable knowledge OF the
proper manner Of drilling and loading
drill holes to make the powder do effect
i've work. He returned to the state
capital Thursday afternoon.
Morgan McCann spent Saturday and
portion Of Sunday with his father in
this city. He returned to his school in
Denver the afternoon OF the latter day.
Frank G. Young, president and general
manager OF the Gunnell Gold Mining
and Milling company. returned from
Denver or Monday, and has been devot-
ing his time this week to the supervision
OF work at the company's mines in this
city and their stamp mill in Black Hawk
James Robb, who is interested in the
Running Lode group of veins in Enter
prise district, easterly slope of Bobtail
hill, came up from Denver Monday
morning, having arrived in that city
some days ago with his recently welded
wife. MIR. and Mrs. Robb will take up a
residence in Colorado. Since arriving in
this city he has been receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of his friends over his be-
coming a benedict.
A. Ballatyne, Of the Puzzle mine on
Bobtail hill, returned from Denver Mon.
day evening, where he spent Sunday
with his family in that city.
Humphrey Williams left Tuesday
morning for Denver, where he will enter
the employ OF the Colorado Telephone
company in rearranging the telephone
line between that city and Colorado
Springs.
Abe Rachofsky, general manager of
the New York store, returned from Den
YER Monday evening"
George Williams returned to Gilpin
Tuesday morning, where he has charge
Of the Peterson stamp mill, which is run
on ore from the Gold Dirt mine.
Postmaster II. j. Sears left for Denver
Tuesday morning to attend to mining
matters requiring his attention in that
city.
Frank Stang, prominent citizen and
banker of Sandusky, Ohio, was a visitor
to Central Saturday. returning to Dem
yer intte 'o-ening. Mr.. Stang has spent
lifetime on the Western Reserve in Ohio.
BE returns to Colorado in May next,
when he will have more time to examine
the mines OF Gilpin county. He has in
terests here acquired some time ago.
William Fullerton, former manager of
the Gunnell Mining company and one of
the stockholders in the new company,
came up from Denver Tuesday. taking
room at the Teller.
F. 81. Messenger, cashier OF the First
National bank, this city, returned from
Denver on Tuesday.
Forbes Rickard. who has accepted a
proposition from the Venture corpora
ton, OF London, England, to head a
party and make an examination OF the
auriferous gravels along the eastern
coast OF Siberia, leaves Denver Nav |
next Tuesday.
Edward T. Dalton OF the Ridgewood
Gold Mining Company, returned from
Denver Sunday morning, accompanied
by his wife and daughter.
Miss Melvina Warren and the Misses
Grace and Fay Nadeau, OF Prairie du
Chien, Wisconsin, are visiting relatives
in the northerly portion of the county.
Miss Nellie Keyos OF Pueblo is visiting
her aunt Mrs. Joseph Merritt, and will
remain here for some weeks.
Louis Summer left for Denver Thurs
day to visit his family, since which timo
he has been SICK
Mrs. William Bosanko and child, OF
this city, leave tomorrow for Syracuoe,
New York, to spend the summer with
relatives. They will be accompanied by
petite Miss Ollie Bristol, who goes to
New Haven, Connecticut, where she 70.
mains for several months with an aunt
and other relatives.
Thomas DeCoar, one OF the owners OF
the After Supper lode IN Black Hawk,
was over from Idaho Springs yesterday
transacting business in the head center
OF the Golden Queen.
L. d. Quigley, Of Idaho Springs. rode
his favorite saddle animal, Dexter"
over here yesterday remaining until to.
day, when he returned.
The family Of Mr.. Henry Howard, Of
this city, left last Thursday afternoon
for Denver, where they will reside In the
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