Gilpin observer., 1906-07-12
APEX AND WC|N|Ty|N RUSSELL GULCH AROUND THE MINES

Mr.. Cuno, who has charge OF placing
and making tests Of the new cyanide
process for the mill in course Of ell Iection
for the Imperial g. M. & M. Co., went to
Denver last week on family visit.
Mark Wolfe, foreman OF the Mackey
mine, was visitor to Denver to spend
the Fourth, returning Friday.
w. Mcdonald was spending the Fourth
in the Queen City and taking in the
sights. Mac says Denver is hummer.
Prof. Buehrle journeyed to Central
last Wednesday to mingle with the
merry crowds over the Fourth.
Mike Whalen says that Central City
can't be beat for Fourth Of July celebra-
tions. He returned from that city Fri
day, perfectly satisfied with the time he
had.
Ole Hazelberg went to Denver last
week, and at that time he thought he
had slight attack Of appendicitis. We
hope to hear Of his speedy recovery.
Gov. Waite came up on Sunday to
look after his interests here.
Mr.. johnson, of Central, returned last
week and resumed work on the Derby
mine. This property is owned by several
Of the officials at the Denver city hall.
George Pyle went to Central Sunday
morning to visit his wife, where she is
convalescing from an extended sick spell.
Geo. A. Converse, the old war horse,
went to Tolland the Fourth to take in
the dance, and reports having had jolly
Tina.
John Goldberg and daugher, SIENNA,
were visitors to Central over the Fourth.
The Apex hotel has been in the hands
Of carpenters and repairers for the past
ed will be one Of the best hotels in this
section OF Colorado. The meals served
at that hostelry are unexcelled.
Ray Gillespie was visitor to Tolland
over the Fourth.
Walter Petro has bought the teaming
outfit owned by Manager Mountz OF the
Mackey mine, and he will do the hauling
for that property in the future. Mana
ger Mountz assures Mr.. Petro Of steady
employment for his teams for some time
to come. 1t is also understood that Mr..
Petro's teams will be at the public de-
mand since Mr.. Fish departed.
Mr. and Mrs. Price, Of the Hill ranch,
accompanied by Mrs. Prices mother, Of
Kansas City, took dinner at the Apex
hotel Sunday.
Thomas r. Cudahy and son, John,
accompanied by Andrew Gundy, of Gen.
trail City, we're visitors Sunday. Andrew
will take position on the Derby mine.
Paris Hiatt and Cleve Webb went to
Kremmling to spend their Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopper and DR.. Temple,
Of Kansas City, were here last week the
guests OF Manager Mountz Of the Mack
ey mine, DR.. Temple being interested in
the Fred and Mackey properties.
Cliff Fish returned Friday from Boul.
der, where he had been assisting his
brother Charlie to get located in his new
sphere Of business. The people Of this
vicinity wish Charlie the best OF luck.
Mr.. Daniels. the assayer and clerk Of
the Imperial NJ. & NJ. Co., was a visitor
to Central over the Fourth.
III. Mountz is moving his household
effects to Apex this week and will be one
Of our future townsmen.
The Rachofsky building on Main street
has been renovated and fixed up for an
assay and mining office for the Imperial
G. NJ. & NJ. Co.
Mrs. Geo. Pyle returned home Mon
day from Central City, where she been
for some time convalescing from sick
spell.
Joseph Walters. superintendent Of the
Evergreen mine, went to Central Mon
day on business.
w. S. Barrick returned from Denver
Monday, and he is very enthusiastic over
the, progress Of developments at the
Rochester group on Utah hill.