Gilpin observer., 1905-06-08
bull. president OF the Colorado & South.
ern railway, accompanied by party Of
five friends. arrived in the citv SATURDAY.

Ray Stout left Tuesday morning for
Denver to be in attendance at the an
nual convention of the National Electric
Ligh association, which convenes in that
city this week. He will return home
this evening.
T. H. Potter returned Monday evening
from visit over Sunday to his family in
Denver.
r. L. Martin, of the Gregory Buell., ar
rived in the city from Denver Monday
evening on business.
w. w. Anderson arrived in the city
Monday evening from Denver to transact
some business.
H. Hawley returned Monday even
ing from short business trip to Denver.
Steve Hoskin returned Monday even
ing from Denver.
E. S. Moulton, Of the Rocky Mountain
concentrator, Black Hawk, was bust.
ness passenger to Denver Monday morn
ing.
Miss Kate. Peers went to Golden Mon
day morning to enjoy short visit.
Miss Cecilia French was among the
passengers to Golden Monday morning.
Harry Lundquist returned Friday
evening from Denver where he accompa-
MED his sister, Mrs. H. Willis, who was
bound for Pueblo to try the Clask min
eral springs for the benefit OF an attack
Of rheumatism.
Mrs. Percy Alsdorf returned Friday
evening from short visit to Denver.
Henry Becker went to Denver Friday
evening on business; also to visit his
daughter who resides there. He return
ed Monday morning.
D. II. Allen returned from weeks
stay in Denver Friday evening where he
was compelled to have his eyes treated
again, having caught cold in them.
Bert Campbell went to Denver Friday
morning to visit with his wife, returning
Monday morning.
A. Rachofsky was business passen-
ger to Denver Friday morning, returning
Saturday.
V. NJ. Came, manager of the eating
house at the Forks OF the Creek and for
merly connected with the Teller House
of this city, was an arrival on business
Thursday evening. He retuSned to the
Forks Friday morning.
II. II. Orahood, prominent attorney
Sunday. He came up for the purpose Of
arranging some matters which will be
brought up before the June term of the
district court and remained until Mon
train.
Clinton Reed, OF Denver arrived Mon
day mornipg and was present at the
opening OF the June session of the dis
trict court. He left for Denver again in
the Afternoon aud will return next Mon.
day when court convenes for the hearing
Of cases.
David Mitchell was among the legal
lights to arrive from Denver Monday,
having been engaged as council in one of
the cases that will come before the dis
trict court. He returned home in the
afternoon.
District Attorney J. w. B. Smith ar
rived in the city Monday morning on
court business. He returned to Idaho
Springs in the afternoon.
Hugh Defiance of Golden. district
court stenog-apher, arrived in the city
with his father, Judge A. II. DeFrance,
Monday morning. They returned home
in the afternoon.
Prof. +. II. Clark returned Tuesday
morning from weeks stay in Denver
cd business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miller were passen-
gers to Denver Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Miller and children left Denver Monday
evening for Earlville, Illinois, to visit
with relatives for coupls OF months.
Mr.. Miller returned here Tuesday morn
ing.
II. q. Shuck and family left yesterday
afternoon for Bedford, Pa, on short
visit to Mr.. Shuck's mother. While
away MIR. Shuck will take trip to New
York. He will return home-about the
middle OF next month. Mrs. Shuck
wall not return until in August or Sep
tember.
B. G. Granville returned yesterday
evening from two weeks business trip
to Kansas City.
Max Gabardi and wife went to Den
YER this morning for a short stay.
Jas. McMillen, OF the Armitage Gold