Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01
PERSONALS.

Professor S. W. Tyler, former mine
operator and resident of this city, arriv.
ed from Denver last Thursday, remain
ing here several days looking around
among the mines.
Thomas Hambley, a former resident of
this city, now located in Denver, was
visiting friends and former neighbors
here.
Frank Kengel, of Detroit, Michigan,
arrived here last week and will remain
looking after the Galena groug of mines,
OF the Alpha Mining company. Mr.. Jae-
ger, who has been in charge of the same,
returned to Detroit yesterday.
Sheriff Thomas Cody returded Friday
evening from Buena Vista, where he
committed the forger Kinneman to the
State reformatory at that place.
John Mckay, of Boulder, was visiting
friends in this city, Friday and Satur-
day OF last week.
| L. 8. Newell, Jr., who has been in the
east since last December, has returned.
He was accompanied by his wife and
little daughter.
Golden Globe: Many friends sympa-
thise with Jesse Buckman over his Sc
we're affliction of rheumatism lately.
Jesse is bright young business man,
and has all the elements for success.
To-day H. r. Williams, who has been
with the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway for thirty-two years, will step
into the general managers Office in Chi
cago. William j. Underwood will take
charge as general superintendent.
Lieutenant Governor Hutchinson,
young man raised and educated in this
city, arrived in Denver Saturday after
noon, and left Monday morning for Colo
RADIO Springs, where he spent couple of
days. To a Times reporter he said that
there are large nomber of Colorado
people who have taken up residence in
Idaho, which now stands where Colo
RADIO did twenty years ago.
j. j. Reilley spent several days here
last week. He had just returned from
trip to Chicago, Illinois, and Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania. where he had been attend
ing to mining business. In going and
returning he took the Burlington &
Missouri route, and, like number of
others, he states that the B. Il NJ. is the
route to take when going east.
Miss Emma j. Harria. of Denver, is
visiting friends at Kaeses City She
will return to Denver next week, and
will visit Central the second Monday in
the present month.
William Tuttle, formerly connected
with the Gold Coin Mihes company, and
at one time member Of the pool operat-
ing the Jefferson mine in Russell dis
trict, was visitor to Central last Sun
day. He was accompanied by the
Messrs. Bell. The party returned to
Denver on the afternoon train.
II. A. Hoffman, teresurer OF the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Mining com
pany, came up from Denver Monday
evening.
w. b. Sherick OF Denver, came up to
Central Tuesday to look after some min
ing property in which he is interested.
He returned in the afternoon taking sam
pies Of ore with him for assay. William
is now located at the state capital.
Frank c. Young, president OF the new
Gunnell Gold Mining and Milling com
pany, came up from Denver Monday, re-
naming here several days.
w. G. Fullerton returned from Den
ver Tuesday evening.
Among others arriving from Denver
Tuesday evening was Chase Withrow,
who paid tho state capital visit on
legal business.
DR.. Il. A. Allison and family, who
were called to Denver last week through
the death OF the DOCTORS mother, have
returned to Central, after attending
her funeral