Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
BLACK HAWK.

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Mrs. j. \. Richmond left for Denver
Saturday afternoon, returning Tuesday
evening.
Oscar Clark of Golden is now a resi-
lent of this city, having accepted po.
ition here.
Fred ii. Buckman was up Tuesday
rom Golden attending to business mat
;,rs here and in Central.
Prof. G. E. Linderman came up from
Denner Tuesday morning and lett f,r
the Stewart mine Immediately after the
arrival OF the train.
Charles Britton of Perigo WIS trans
a :ting business here and in Central last
Saturday. Charley is still engaged in
mining on Perigo mountain.
John McGinnis and children returns d
the first Of the week from Florence, KS,
where they accompanied the re mains Of
wife and mother, August 18th.
Last Saturday, John Keyes handed E.
A. Nichols another gold retort from
Robert Emmet stamp mill ore. This
mine still employs 10 stamps at the mill
AL Aulsebrook arrived from his valley
ranch Tuesday morning and hunted up
his friend and former partner, Hon. w.
J. Lewis, whose guest he will be while
here.
Fred r. Hughes, wife and two sons,
aud Mrs. Sullivan, mother OF Mre. r.
Hughes, left Tuesday by conveyance fer
q "csmp out" in South Boulder park Of
10 days.
Prof. G. e. Lindesman, while in-from
the Stewart mine last week, visited tho
Success mine in Lake district in COM
pany with some Of the parties interested
in the property. ..... ...
Golden Globe: Miss Mollie Wortham
who was sent to the insane asylum at
Pueblo couple OF years ago, has been
pronounced sane, snd has been liberated.
She is at Black Hawk.
Elias Westervelt returned last Sunday
from bis old home at North Washington,
Ohio, to which place he accompanied
the remains Of his brother, who died in
Central City few weeks ago.
The air compressor for the Ontario
Gold Mining company, which owns and
is working the O'Neil mine on Gregory
mountain, was received Saturday and
has been taken to the mine.
The remains OF c. Anderson, who died
at the Little hotel in this city last Mon
day, were embalmed and shipped to
Chicago last Saturday by Undertaken
Ed L. Harris Of Central City.
John Kurri of the Ohio group OF mines
in the head of Miners gulch was visiting
his partner, Joseph Waldhardt, Satur-
day. He was accompanied by his son,
who recently arrived from Austria.
A young lady of this city VINO wishes
to be economical, says that newspapers
could be sewed into the lining of lady's
skirt, and the latter would make people
think that the skirt was silk, il it were
not for the fool Missourians.
For the first two weeks OF the present
month there has been shipped from the
depot in this city to the Denver smelters
161 cars OF smelling ore. Now that the
smeltermen have returned to work, ship
ments from this time on will be in.
creased.
Black Hawk Fire and Hose company
No. l, this city, will dedicate their new
hail. formerly Marsh & Burlington hall),
next Tuesday night with grand ball.
The opera house orchestra will furnish
the music. Tickets, 81 each. A general
invitation is extended.
The Randolph Mill company on Mon
day last raised steam for the first time
in 120 days, having run their 30 slow
drop stamps during that time entirely
by water. Mr.. Mabee, the. manager, in
forms The OBSERVER that the present
has been an unusually long water seas
on. This mill is well supplied with Gus
tom ore.
Miss Gertrude Hoehe has returned
from her outing with the Central City
colony that is in camp in South Boulder
park, and is again at her customary
place ut Shelter Il Linsenmaier's Black
Hawk bakery. Judging from all nc
counts Miss Gertrude is quita IN adept
at catching trout. Camping out was
very enjoyable to her.
Adolph Coors, OF the Coors Brewing
company, has secured piece OF ground
south OF, and adjoining, the mill site Of
the Gilpin Mill company, upon which he
will erect stone aud brick vault for the
storage OF beer from his campany's Gold
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