Gilpin observer., 1901-07-25

johnson formerly being connected Win
the Central City Register when con-
Quoted by the late Judge D. G. Collier
and General Frank Hall, now mining
editor of the Denver Evening Post.
Dan McMasters, of the Grand Central
Gold Mining company, left for Denver
Saturday afternoon and returned the
first of the week.
c. o. Boring, of Chicago, who was
here in 1858 and again in 1879, was a
visitor to this city last Saturday, remain
ing here until evening when he went
by rail to Idaho Springs.
Golden Globe: Chas. S. Lake and
family, of Denver, and his nephew, Ar
thur Lake, departed Tuesday for Grand
Lake for an outing
Mrs. Virginia Kimber, mother Of
Benedict Kimber, has concluded to re-
main in this city until after the heated
term before returning to her home in
California.
Miss Julia Carlson, who has been visit
ing Mrs. S. Bowden at Gilpin for num-
ber of days, has returned to her home in
this city, also Miss Mary Mcleod, who
accompanied the former. The young
ladies had pleasant enjoyable visit.
Mrs. Minnie Pollard and Mrs. James
Steele, OF Denver, were visiting friends
in this city last week.
Robert L. Martin returned from Den
yer last Sunday and WAS accompanied
by his wife. She will spend several days
here visiting friends.
Attorney W. c. Fullerton paid Den
yer business visit Tuesday, going down
in the morning and returning in the
evening.
Miss Odessa Pruden, who has been
visiting Miss Anna Fuelscher for the
past two weeks, returned to her home in
Boulder last Sunday.
VIM Fullerton, former manager Of the
Gunnell company's mines and mills, ar
rived from Denver Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Fullerton is looking after the com
pany's interests here during the alb
sence of Frank c. Young in the east.
Rev. Father Carrigan who spent
several days here last week the guest of
Rev. j. NJ. Desaulniers, returned to Den
yer last Saturday.
E. D. Quigley, of Idaho Spriags, was
attending to business matters here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Mayme Veith, of Pueblo, is in
the city the guest of Mrs. Benjamin P.
Thomas, arriving here Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. Failing, who represents Hendrie
& Bolthotf of Denver, was talking up
business here the first of the week.
j. w. Bailey, representing Wilder
Bros. shirt factory at Lawrence, Kansas,
registered at the Teller last Monday.
Miss Mary Adams, of Boston, Massa-
chuetts, who has been in this city for
the past ten days, left yesterday on her
return home to the Bay state. Miss
Adams is the daughter of Abner j.
Adams, who was general manager and
superintendent of the old Boston Gold
Mining and Milling company, whose
property consisted of holdings on the
Kansas mine on Quartz hill, Nevada
district. Miss Adams is also niece of
the late Samuel L. Gould, who was sup.
erintendent of the old Standard Gold
Mining and Milling company, and who
resided in Chase gulch above the Bonan-
"a tunnel. Miss Adams last Friday
visited Nevadavile and the site of her
fathers operations as well as the resi-.
dcnce of her uncle. She carried away
with her to her eastern home quite a
number of specimens from the Bonan-
"a tunnel workings, Her visit here was
very enjoyable.
George w. Schneider took his family
to Colorado Springs last Saturday,
where they will spend month visiting
his parents. George returned Monday
Arthur n. Milett returned Tuesday
evening from Ohio city above Gunnison
Colorado where he has been for the past
three months.
Miss Nellie Allen, this city, will leave
tomorrow afternoon for Denver where
she will attend the wedding of her friend
Miss Florence Carson, which occurs
Wednesday,, July "a. Miss Nellie will
act as bridesmaid for her friend.
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Black Hawk and Central, a brown
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