![A cheeky brood of women pose outside the office of the Gold King Consolidated Mining Co. at Gladstone in 1912. Donning a hat [or a hardhat] is Cora Pitcher. Patty Slattery smiles brightly, while Maud Hartley bobs a curtsey behind Ellen Brown. San Juan Historical Society](/sites/thesilvertonstandard.com/files/styles/flexslider/public/169e5ae454_Ar00802007.jpg?itok=LEnULE4T)
A cheeky brood of women pose outside the office of the Gold King Consolidated Mining Co. at Gladstone in 1912. Donning a hat [or a hardhat] is Cora Pitcher. Patty Slattery smiles brightly, while Maud Hartley bobs a curtsey behind Ellen Brown. San Juan Historical Society
Way Back!
At about 1 o’clock a.m. on the morning of the 21st, Mr.
T.K. Holden, night watchman at the Silver Lake, while making his usual rounds, observed what appeared to be two yellow lights about 8 feet distant from each other, apparently about 1,000 feet from the ground approaching from the West, and while gazing spell bound, he could see the outlines (as the moon was shining bright) of a ...
