Gilpin observer., 1901-05-30
PERSONALS.

land. after thirteen days voyage, which
was anything but pleasant the steamer
on which she was a passenger having
encountered bad weather, and came
very near, meeting with serious dis
aster while at sea.
City Clerk and Treasurer Col. NJ. X.
Sullivan, who has been attending court
in Denver, as a witness returned to this
city Saturday evening
Mrs. Peter Some, who has been lying
very i'll at the family residence on Casey
avenue is reported as convalescing.
l. B. Seeman, president of the Yankee
Consolidated Gold Mining, Milling and
Tunnel company, was up from Denver
last Sunday accompanied by his wife
and child. They visited the company's
property in Hamlin gulch, Clear Creek
county.
Idaho Springs Siftings: Charles NJ.
Shaw, of Denver, formerly interested
in mining in Clear Creek and Gilpin
districts, was in the city this week OBJ
tanning report upon group OF mines
in Fall River district.
John G.. Roberts, the well-known and
successful mill and concentrating works
operator at Idaho Springs was visitor
to this city Friday.
Owing to the rainy, disagreeable
weather of last Friday and Saturday
the rummage sale for the benefit of the
Free Reading Room association was
)ntinued Monday and Tuesday of this
week. A very neat sum of money was
realized.
Joseph Retallack, formerly of this
city, now resident of Victor, Teller
county, arrived Saturday evening. He
remained here several days attending to
busines matters requiring his attention.
He is nov the master blacksmith at the
mine OF the Portland Mining company.
His wife and daughter Miss Gladys, are
visiting relatives in Iowa.
| d. j. Mckay came up from his homo
in Denver on Friday. He remained
here until the following day.
James H. Bowden, manager of the
Gold Dirt mine near Gilpin, drove over
Saturday afternoon remaining here un-
til the foil ,wing day.
j. II. Venable, of Horizon, Wisconsin,
and W. Fl. Kendrick, OF Clinton, Iowa,
left Il is city on their return home Sat
ur1ay after visiting mines, mills, con-
centrating and sampling, works here
and at Idaho Springs for four weeks.
The former gentleman while here be-
came interested in mines in Russell
district
]. Med. Livezay, legal light OF the
state capitol spent Friday and Saturday
in the city on legal business, leaving
here on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Francis Mcleod, and little daugh.
ter, Miss Martha, returned Saturday
from Gilpin, where they visited friends
in that place. Barring the rainy weather
they had an enjoyable visit.
Hon. John r. Mitchell, former resi-
dent and mining man OF Black Hawk,
who represented Gilpin county in the
Tenth General Assembly of the state,
was visitor to Central Saturday. Mr..
Mitchell after an absence from the state
for several years engaged in mining at
Gold Hill, Oregon, has returned and
has taken up residence in Denver.
G. p. Hoyt, ex-warden OF the state
pententiary, was visitor to Central on
Thursday being here on mining business.
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Il. d. Quigley, mining operator OF
Idaho Springs was over last Friday, re.
turning in the afternoon.
Messrs J. d. Emery, president, and T..
S. Monitor, secretary and treasurer OF
the Gilpn " Boston Gold Mining and
Milling company, arrived here last
Thursday. They remain here two or
three weeks before returning TO Boston.
Nathan Millsap and Charles j. Farms.
worth were over from Grand Lake in
Middle park on Saturday, on their way
to Fort Collins on visit.
Mrs. II. II. Messenger, after weeks
visit here with Mrs. b. S. Lake and
other friends in this city, returned to
her home in Denver on Saturday ac.
companieo by Mr.. Messenger. The lat.
ter returned here the first OF tho week.
The Misses Matilda and Theresa
Mouiton, of Windsor, Wisconsin, are
visiting friends in this city. The ladies
are on their return from Butte, Mon
tana.
| A letter received from Arthur Miilett
who is engaged ip mining in Gunnison
county. states that he is well pleased
with that section OF the state.