Gilpin observer., 1899-08-03
BLACK HAWK.

e. j. Lundvicls, practicing physician
formerly of this city, now residing in
Denver, has been sued by B. G. II
Westerdake, of Denver. whose wife died
recently in childbirth. Damages in the
sum of $4,000 are demanded.
Peter Nelson, of Longmont, accompa
MED by his wife and daughter, after
visiting friends and renewing former
in this city, have returned
home.
p. A. Larson, formerly resident Of
this city, but of late superintendent Of
the Culbertson mine at Boulder, has re-
signed his position.
The city council has made the follow
ing tax levy for the current year, 1880;
Bond interest fund 81 mills, city fund
81 mills, school fund 8 mills total 20
mills or 2 per cent.
Golden Globe: Our friend, Harry C.
Mehrlich, of Black Hawk, made us q
pleasant call yesterday morning. He
was on his way home from u trip over
land to Grand Encampment, Wyowing,
Cripple Creek, Victor, and other points
Harry is the leading pharmacist of Gil
pin county, and fine young fellow. He
was accompanied on his trip by DIR.
Rammel, OF Denver.
Boulder Tribune, July 2s: Dave Law
renee, OF Denver, mining partner of A.
M. Hunter, was in Boulder Monday. Mr..
Lawrence in company with Mr.. Hunter
owns the Morning Star mine in Gilpiu
county, near Black Hawk. They have
ijne body of smelling and concentratirg
ore, and have the promise OF good
thing.
Mrs. John Hannigan and two daugh-
ters, after ten da, S visit here with Mr.
Hannigan, have returned to Denver.
Born-in Black Hawk. Colorado, July
80, 1899, to tho wife of Artie Beattie, a
daughter Mother and child getting
along splendioily, while the fathers cup
of Joy is filed TO overfowing, so says Dr.
j. A. Richmond.
Charles Britton was in Saturday from
Tip Top mountain, Independent district
Charley is still delving into Mother
Earth for the riches that are known to
exist in that particular section of the
Golden Queen.
At the Bobtail, The OBSERVER repre-
sentative last Saturday found 75 stamps
dropping on ore, that being the present
capacity of the mill.
The Cammett ore concentrator which
was some weeks ago placed in the mill
OF the Elk Park mill, has been taken out
and was shipped back to Denver last
Saturday. When it comes to a show
down in concentrating the values re-
naming in ore after being treated under
stamps, there is nothing yet ever used
that will do the work that the Gilt Edge
Gilpin County humping table does, in
connection with q Sopris Sizer," re-
marked prominent mill man last Sat
urday to a representative Of The Oh
SERVER.
The battery foundation for the new 25
stamp mill that is being erected at the
Rocky Mountain Concentration works,
in this city, are placed, the mortars put
10 and the battery frame in position. 1t
will take two or three weeks longer in
which to complete the mill.
At the Little Giant mine, recently
leased to Denver parties, the shaft has
been raised up by the placement Of new
and substantial cribbing and Baby steam
hoist set. New ore platforms have been
erected which extend over the sidewalk
and flush with Clear Creek street. The
shaft which is 100 feet deep is being un-
watered.
Theodore Nelson has been placed in
charge of the Meade stamp mill, in add
ton to ha ing charge Of tho Polar S,ar
wll both OF which Some weeks az
,aed into the handa of the G1nue
Gold Minirg and milling compnD,
Thomna Collins. formerly in chatre CO..
'ue Nradc mtil. left lhis week. ta a'
rHrseot taa l.Hmpm.lluboye st Mnrs
Mko ou Silver crock woat of Ceutr]
CITY, IN Ciear Cseeh county.
l-u otsr N q Flrlc aud John Rua
gliet, Of thia city and Peter Dillon, o,
Genital, left i9r Middle Park bright uu
carly Monday morning, The former
gentleman was elocted chief engineer on
The expedition, while Mr., Dillon will At
tend to the culinary department. Thoy
yin be absent nearly Il month
Tuesdays Denver News says the suit
of Clinton Reed and George +. Wright
against the Fisk Mining and Milling
company was filed with the district