Gilpin observer., 1901-05-16
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Breckenridge Journal: Gottlieb Horn
ung was seen on our streets early Thurs
day morning headed toward the north
pole.
A. Sandberg, of the Lombard mine,
near Yankee, was visiter to Central
on Saturday and Sunday.
Will S. Medill is another Golden boy
who has made step up the ladder of
success. He is assayer for the largest
mining company in Mexico. Mrs. Me-
dill and her little girl will remain in Col
den this summer.
W. Ballatyne, manager of the Mem
aha mine on Bobtail hill, returned from
business trip to Chicago on Monday.
Abe Rachofsky, manager of the New
York Store Mercantile company, re-
turned from Denver on Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Herrck. of Denver, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Richard Mayor, and
other relatives in this city, arriving here
on Monday.
Mr.. Bailey, who represents Wilder
Bros, the Lawrence, Kansas, shirt
manufacturers is in the city.
Nelson Millett, of The Teller, returned
from Denver yesterday.
Manager Daniel Mac Masters, of the
Grand Central Gold Mining company,
returned from Denver the first of the
week.
Albert Smith, of the law firm of
Hughes & Smith, Denver, arrived Tues
day to look after title to mining prop
erty near this city.
George Waite left Tuesday for Gold
Hill. Boulder county, where he goes In
the interest of mining pool who will
operate mine in that locality.
Fred Cawley who is working on the
Surprise mine west of this city, spent
several days in the city this week.
G. w. Mabee and Henry p. Lowe came
up from Denver Friday morning and re-
turned the next afternoon.
w. A. Dier, former clerk OF the dis
trict court of the first judicial district,
was up from Golden on Monday attend
ing to business matters in this city.
Mrs. Frank Kengel has been summon
ed to Chicago through the illness OF her
mother.
Miss Rachael Mcleod, who is in charge
OF the public school at Gilpin, spent
Sunday with her parents in this city.
Postmaster II. J. Sears returned from
business trip to Denver Monday noon.
Richard Sykes, president, and Clan
vile Moore, secretary Of the Kansas Bur
roughs Consolidated Mining company,
who spent several days here last week
returned'to Denver on Friday.
Frank II. Owen, OF the Union bakery,
this city, attended the banquet of the
Shriners at Colorado Springs on Friday
evening, May 10.
Arthur Millett and George w. Mabee
left this city Tuesday morning for Ohio
city, Gunnison county. The former goes
there under the employ OF Henry P.
Lowe, OF Denver, who is developing min
ing property there.
Miss Emma j. Harris came up from
her home in Denver Monday, remaining
here until next Saturday visiting her
old time friends.
Thomas Tonge, OF Denver correspond.
ent OF the Mining Journal, London, Eng
land; United States Investor, Boston
Massachusetts,, and other American and
British papers, after visit among the
mineAand interviews had with mining
and mill men, returned home Thursday
afternoon.
Hugh A. Campbell, OF Denver, spent
several days here this week, the guest OF
his son, j. w. Campbell, and wife.
Theodore Becker, n former assayer OF
this city, arrived from Telluride, San
Miguel county, last Tuesday and re.
mained here until the following day
Theodore now has position with the
SmuRgler Union Gold Mining and Mill.
ing company at Telluride.
Rev. S. j. Rogers returned last Thurs.
day evening from attending the Sunday
school convention held at Colorado
Springs, and was present at tho ami,
versary exercises held Sunday morning
and evening at st. James NJ. r.. church
under tho auspices of the Epworth
League. Both services were well at.
tended.
Among the visitors to Central Inst
Monday was Robert Farrnghor, OF JET
ferson county. He is one of the few
miners remaining who was in the en-
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