Gilpin observer., 1900-03-08
PERSONALS.


last Saturday looking around for hoist
ing plant to be placed on a mine at Free
land, Clear Creek county.
Nelson Millett of The Teller, returned
Monday evening from business trip to
Denver.
| W. F.. Orahood was attending to bust
ness matters here on Saturday, returning
to Denver on the afternoon train.
III. A. Hoffman vice president and
treasurer of the Kansas Burroughs mine,
was up the first of the week from Den
yer signing checks for the ensuing pay
day.
Miss Grace Peabody and the Misses
Myrtle and Patience Williamson of Des
Moines, Iowa, are visiting Gilpin county
| friends.
Miss Florence Harris who spent about
ten days here visiting friends and for
mer schoolmates, returned to her home
in Denver last Sunday.
Mr. Stephan of the Geiger mine, Pine
district, returned from Denver last Fri
day evening.
Hon. Hugh Butler and j. Gilmore of
Denver, came up Friday evening from
Denver. The following morning in com
pany with Mr.. p. McCann they visited a
group of mines in Pine district, situated
near the Geiger group which they own
and are developing.
Morgan McCann student at the EN-
erson school in Denver, spent Saturday
and Sunday with his father in this city,
coming up Friday evening andreturning
Sunday afternoon.
Hon. j. Med. Livesay came up Friday
from Denver to attend to legal business
in this city.
John Bunney and wife, Robert Bunney
and wife of Jefferson county. accompa-
MED the remains of their mother here
last Saturday morning, the obsequiss
occurring that afternoon from ST. James
M. e. church.
Mr. Charles II. Harms came up from
Denver Tuesday evening on visit to
his friends. He leaves again this after
noon for Vulcan, where he has an excel
lent position.
Golden Globe: Our former respected
citizen j. j. Clark, now one of the G;2pin
county commissioners, bad his handsome
headpiece printed in the papers with
eulogies on his efforts TO get new court
house at Central City. Mr. Clark is a
man of ability and honesty and we will
guarantee that he makes a first class
officer.
Morris Thomas Of Denver, spent last
Thursday and Friday in this esty, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. p Thomas.
George w. Hill, former owner OF the
Hill Mineral Farm, now owned by the
Banta-Hill Consolidated Mining Com
paDy, was visitor to Centrae Tuesday.
Mr.. Hill is now located in Denver, but is
Interested in group OF minos near Rol
insville which he,wiii open UP the com
ing summer
j. III. LeMoyne. formerly of the Ho.
Pot mine in Virginia canon. has resigned
as manager of the Freelazd Extension
mine, and is succeeded bg w. A. Hag
gott. Mr.. LeMoyne will devote his at.
tention to other mines.
Richard Mueller OF the Mueller Com
mission company, retu2Lsl from Derive,
Tuesday evening.
Forbes &ickard, OF shis city, is exar,in.
ing mining property near San Luis
Potosi, Mexico, for I. syndicate of eapi.
talists.
a. b, Wuenscia, mining engiSser OF
Denver, is examining mining property in
Sonora Mexico, Cor New York paatles.
w. Baliatyne, of the Peterson and
Puzzle mines, Robtail HILL has returned
from Denver.
President Frank G. Young, OF she Gun,
nell Gold Mining and Milling company
returned from Denver Tuesday evening
John III. Nichols, of the Tspeka mine
paid Denver visit on business the first
Of the week.
| Miss Julia Sennett left for Denver
yesterday. She will return Saturday.
Hon. Thomas Mullen, OF Denver, q
former mayor Of Central City, came W
from Denver on Monday to attend tc
business matters here While here h,
was the guest Of Mrs. NJ. Rank
Sol Bernhard returned from Denver
yesterday.
Miss Anna McFarlaue came up from
Denver yesterday 10 attend the funera
OF her friend, Miss Kittie Mcleod.
Far Sale or Rent
A Groom brick dwelling. SplenGh 10