Gilpin observer., 1900-12-06
PERSONALS.

Charley Vallero, IT,, leIU tnls cily iasV
Saturday afternoon for Turin, Italy,
where he will join his father and mother
who proceeded him to that city some
months ago.
Adjutant General j. G. Overmeyer
and Captain S. c. Collins of the Colora-
do National Guard came up here from
Denver Friday and paid visit to Com
pany F, this city. They returned Satur-
day morning.
+. g. Game, who is interested in the
Charcoal Charley mine, Freeman gulch
Vermillion district, was up from Denver
the first of the week, and visited that
property.
James Carbis, at one time in charge OF
the Peterson and the u. p. II. mines on
Bobtail hill and German mountain, was
up from Denver Monday.
Richard Sykes president of the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Mining Co.,
returned from Denver Monday evening,
and has remained here throughout the
week.
John A. Gordon, leading attorney of
Trinidad, Colo, arrived in the city last
Sunday, and that evening he delivered
the general eulogy at the Memorial ser
vices of Central City Lodge No. 5o7, b.
P. o. E., held at the opera house. He
returned home on Monday.
Mrs. Thaddeus Seaton, after few
days visit with the family of Rev. j. f.
Coffman at Idaho Springs, returned to
this city last Saturday.
Charles Fluke of Idaho Springs drove
over from Idaho Springs last Sunday
evening on visit to his friend, John M.
James, of The OBSERVER force.
City Water Collector Elijah Stevens
was visitor to Denver Saturday. He
returned Monday.
Colonel e. a. Babcock, one of the re-
cent purchasers of the 2:4O and London
mines, came up from Denver Monday.
Christopher Fischer left Monday for
Big Springs, Neb., where he will enjoy
hunting trip of three weeks.
George w. Mabee and son. George, re-
turned from Denver, Monday morning.
The latter went back that afternoon.
John Best came up from Denver Mon
day morning.
w. FL. Moorland, general agent for the
Manitou Springs water, known as "Man-
itou," came in from Manitou last Mon
day. Being prominent member OF the
order of Elks, he attended the local lodge
that evening.
Mrs. j. S. Beaman, Miss Dollle Bea-
man, Mrs. Daniel Feulscher and little
son, Walter, left for Denver Tuesday at
ternoon. The two latter have been vis-
iting in this city for the past 10 days,
James Faulkner. of the Teller elevator
returned from Denver Monday, where he
spent Sunday with his wife.
Ernest LIE Neve Foster, manager of the
Saratoga Cyclops Mining company, re-
turned from Denver Monday.
County Commissioner. Elect John G.
jenkins returned from Canon City ac-
companied by his family. They spent
Thanksgiving there with Grandpa and
Grandma Mcleod, father and mother of
Mrs. jenkins. Both are in the best Of
health.
Attorney w. C. Fullerton, who spent
Thanksgiving with his family in Bould-
er returned on Friday. His daughter
and son are attending the university.
David wilhelm OF the Denver Mining
Reporter is here collecting on subscrip-
tions to that journal.
Thomas Tucker and wife have re-
turned from Cripple Creek. Mrs. Arnold
cousin of Mrs. Tucker, accompanied
them.
Ralph Chase, manager of the w. j..
Chamberlain II Co.'s Sampling works in
Black Hawk, returned from a months
vacation spent in New York with friends
and relatives, on Tuesday.
Frank c. Young, president and gener-
al manager of the Gunnell Gold Mining
and Milling company, came up from
Denver the first Of the week.
Robert L. Martin is confined to his
room at the Teller, suffering from very
severe cold. DIR. Asquith thinks he will
have him out attending to customary
business in few days.
Golden Transcript: Pete Martin, one
OF the Colorado Central's old time engin
GERS, was here last Thursday with hi,
son, shaking hands with old friends
Pete has been away from here on the
coast for many years, and is said to be
well heeled." We were very glad tc