Gilpin observer., 1906-08-09
BLACK HAWK NEWS APEx AND VICINITY

George Pyle escorted a party Of stock.
holders to the Evergreen mine Monday,
having met them at the Black Hawk de-
pot that morning.
Prof. Buehrle was business visitor to
the county seat Tuesday.
L. J. Mountz, the hustling manager OF
the Mackey mine, returned Tuesday
from visit to Kansas City, where he
has been the past few weeks in the inter-
ests OF that property.
A letter received this week from Mrs.
G. e. Richards, who is now located at
Dawson City, Yukon Territory. Canada,
states that Mr.. George Richards, for
mer resident Of Apex, was married at
Fairbanks, Canada, in June. Georges
many friends here will be greatly sur
prised to hear Of his marriage, and wish
him success and happiness in his new
sphere Of life. Here's luck, George.
Willie Sigi delivered a large order Of
goods at the Apex hotel Tuesday even.
ing for Quiller & Gabardi, Of Central
City.
Mr.. Pheaster, his wife, two daughters
and two sons, arrived this week from
Coffeeville, Mo-, and will remain the
guests Of the Apex hotel for the next
two weeks. Mr.. Pheaster is a large
stockholder in the Mackey mine.
A delegation Of twenty-fi five people,
composed Of the Denver city hall officials
and all Of whom are interested
in the Derby mine, were escort.
ed to that property last Sunday by J. R.
Moler, OF Denver. After partaking OF an
elegant dinner at the Apex hotel, they
journeyed to the property, where thor.
ough examination was made, all feeling
we'll satisfied with the progruss made.
Among the party Of stockholders whom
we are particularly acquainted with was
Mr.. James Collins and his son George,
old time residents of Central City. Mr..
Collins is the locator of the Derby mine.
Clem Heuer Of Nederland passed
through Apex last Sunday to visit with
his family in Central City.
The Evergreen stockholders are hav-
ing full sway in Apex this week. About
twenty-five arrived Monday noon and
are the guests of the Apex hotel. They
will remain here until Thursday morn
ing, when they leave for their homes in
the east. 1t is needless to say they are
enjoying the cool breezes Of the mount
aims. Most OF them are also stockholders
in the Snowdon mine on Silver creek,
and an examination Of that property was
made Tuesday.
Apex is certainly on the boom, and our
streets at night look quite metropolitan.
Watch the Pine creek district from this
time on.
MIR. and Mrs. W. G. Hollister, oi Edna,
Mo, arrived the first OF the week and
are the guests of their son, w. c. Hollis
ter, Jr.
Ole Hazelburg was busines visitor to
Denver Monday afternoon, returning
Tuesday.
Bart Knight, wife and baoy, arrived
today Thursday from Goldfie.d, Ne
vada, on visit to his mother, Mrs. A. A.
Hartong OF the Apex hotel.
VIM. Hoehe, of Central City, seems to
be frequent visitor to the Boulder park
section these days in search Of the willy
trout.
The James Peak band will give dance
at Miners hall next Saturday evening,
and good time is assured all who at
tend. Tickets are only fifty cents.
Ray Knight returned Monday evening
from Central City, where he has been
working on the Register Call for the past
two weeks in the absence Of one Of the
force. Ray says that the printing bust
ness has no charms for him.
Joseph L. Walters. manager OF the
Evergreen mine, has been a very busy
man during the week, explaining the
vast ore bodies contained in that prop.
erty to the stockholders, and Joe will be
glad when it is all over.
Mr.. johnson dreve to Central Monday
evening to attend to business matters.
During the past week the Apex hotel
has served meals TO over 100 people per
day. Who says Apex is not on the map?
George Waite arrived home Wednes.
day evensng from Denver, where he had
been attending meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Ideal Gold Mining com.
pany. Friday tomorrow) a number OF
the stockholders will visit and inspect
the property here.