Gilpin observer., 1899-04-27
BLACK HAWK.

| BoRN-In Black Hawk, April %, 1899,
to the wife of Charles Hornbeck, a son.
Mrs. Stephen Erwin, OF this city, has
returned from visit with her parents
in Golden.
Judge Noah S. Allebaugh returned
Monday evening from visit with his
son Henry in Denver.
E. M. Messiter of the Perigo mine and
mill was attending to business here yes
terday. He returned in the afternoon.
E. +. Olden has returned from trip
south, and will be found at the Gilpin
mill during the absence of John Keyes.
James 81. Brown returned from Den
yer yesterday. After dining at the Colo
rado House. he left for Apex, Pine dis
trict.
Ii you see a man whose face is the
picture of despair and discomfort, you
may be sure that house cleaning is going
on where be lives.
John Terrill, the well-known Guy hill
ranchman, has removed to Golden and
taken up a residence in the future
Lowell Of the west.
Thomas Lobb, while shoveling ore at
the Cook mine last Saturday, had a fin
ger mashed by rock falling on it. DR..
Richmond removed it.
Messrs. Came & Hopkins have pur-
chased the Hurd mill site on the east
side of Clear Creek, opposite the Eagle
company's stamp mill in this city.
The city council are repairing the
break in the north portion of the new
city reservoir on Swede hill, preparatory
to turning the water in from the springs.
DR.. Richmond. who is attending Mr..
L. b. Stockbridge OF the Fisk mine re-
ports that his patient is recovering from
an attack Of typhoid, and is past the
danger period.
Ex-mayor Phillip Rohling went to
Denver Sunday afternoon to meet bis
family, who have been in the East visit
ing. They came up to the Quartz Mill
City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed c. Hughes left for
Erie Friday morning. The former will
return Sunday evening, SO as to meet
with the board Of county commissioners
the following morning.
John Keyes of the Gilpin Mill com
pany, left Monday afternoon for Kansas,
where he was summoned by the illness
OF his aged mother, who is suffering
with an attack of pneumonia.
Charles Bleibel of the Calhoun mine,
Russell district came up from Denver
yesterday morning. After looking after
the ore which is being crushed at the
Gipin mill, he left for the mine.
Miss May Sennett, OF the public
schools, left Friday evening for Greeley,
on short visit with her sister who is a
student at the Normal School in that
city. She returned Sunday evening.
George Jeffrey, who suicided in Den
yer last Saturday was brother in law of
Mrs w. F. Flick this city. Mr.. Flick on
receipt of the intelligence of his death
went to Denver to attend the obsequies
The last OF an 1S-carload lot of ore
from the Lotus mine in Russell district,
consigned to the Newton mill in Idaho
Springs, was shipped yesterday after
noon. The cars averaged % tons to the
car making shipment OF 398 tons.
Mr.. L. F. Olden of the Gilpin mill
compnnv 10 caxnarin,a,,;,,, ,,,;,h . ,Li1
rine process, and should it prove salts.
factory in the treatment OF ores in this
county, he will erect a 40 ton plant be.
low and adjoining the Gilpin mill.
Last evening the members of Colorado
lodge No. 3, and Scandia lodge No. GO, |.
q. o. f., this city, celebrated the SOth
anniversary of Odd Fellowship in Amer.
lea at their respective lodge rooms.
There was large attendance and good
time prevailed.
The Golden Globe says: Archie
Slingerland stopped over in Golden last
Thursday and Friday on his way to
Telluride, where he has first. class po.
sition in large concentrator. Archie
has been in Omaha the past several
months working at the printing trade.
McFnrlane 4 Co., who shipped
two Gilpin County Gilt Edge humping
tables to the Smuggler. U nion mill at
Telluride, San Juan section recently,
have received an order for ten more OF
the same kind, which will be shipped as
soon as they can be put up at the foun.
dry in this city.
The city authorities are extending the
fiume up Swede gulch to point 500 feet