Colorado Springs, Colo. resident and owner of a photography studio at the turn of the 19th century.
From the description of Glen Eyrie photograph collection [picture], ca. 1896-1927. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 46460677
In mid-April, 1905, Theodore Roosevelt, Philip Battell Stewart, and Alexander Lambert, went on a bear-hunt near Newcastle, Colorado, guided by John Goff and Jake Borah. The party included Borah's business partner Brick P. Wells; Jack Fry, the cook; Al Anderson, C. W. Allen, and G. M. Sprague, who came along as wranglers and packers; and 30 hunting dogs. Roosevelt was so fond of one of these dogs, "Skip," that he took Skip back to the White House with him at the end of the hunt.
From the description of C. E. Emery souvenir Kodak album of President Roosevelt's bear hunt in Colorado, April 1905, not before 1905. (Harvard University). WorldCat record id: 612795329
