The Central Register of Wednesday
says: Mr. Colfax, Gov. Bross and
Mr. Witter arrived yesterday about
two o’clock and stopped at the resi
dence of Air. Beech, an old neighbor
and friend of Air. Colfax, where they
took dinner, in company with several
citizens of the county, who were in
vited guests. They go on to meet the
rest of their party at Idaho tliis morn
ing, and thence to Georgetown and
the Middle Park under the escort of
Governor Hunt. They will after
ward, with the ladies of the party,
visit the South Park. A drunken
scoundrel named Sullivan yesterday
attacked Albert Teats, high up on
Spring street, threw him over a bank
and beat him on the head with a
stone, cutting him severely, but was
finally driven off by Afajor Sayr,
when the boy came down to town and
secured the services of an officer who
went back and arrested him.
The Herald says Hussey & Co. paid
$24.75 per ounce for some dust in Cen
tral on Monday. Tliis is the highest
price paid for dust this season.
The Gazette says Hon. J. Ross
Snowden has returned to Den ver from
the mounttdns, whither he has been
inspecting the mineral wealth of
Golden, Central, Georgetown and
other places.
Arrivals at tlieFor<t II use,August 13
S. Taylor, Providence, R. I.
H. T. Taylor,
Mrs. S. T. Lupo, St. Louis.
Junies P. Lupo “
C. M. Grant, Chicago.
J. Jackson. Central.
M. Barth, Chicago.
G. Page, Denver.
Mrs. M. Harrison, Lararnie.
Wyoming Geological. Expedition.
Prof. J. F. Hayden.
R. S. Curlice.
J. R. Stephenson.
R. 11. Chouers.
E. J. Smith.
Heth C. Bonney, U, H. A.
Mr. P. Miller, Chicago.
Boyd Park, City.
Chas, Sherman *’
J/rs. P. B. Cheney, Denver.
S. G. Collins.
