Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1900-02-22
BLACK HAWK.

n visit with bis family in that city. He
returned Tuesday evening.
George Sheer who has been visiting
friends and attending to business in
Kansas City for the past ten days, will
return Saturday.
! The Gilpin Tramway company last
Monday received their new engine-No.
a. which will greatly improve the service
OF that company. 1t is not yet named.
Ben f. Hall. no is opening up a eropp
OF mines at Perigo, Independent district,
came over the divide to this city Monday.
he corroborates former reports that the
tributers in the Perigo mine are doing
well, and that the 30 rapid drop stamp
mill situated near the lower tunnel on
that property, being well supplied with
ore.
Nelson Franklyn of the State Ore
Sampling Works, left Saturday for Grip
pie Creek, and returned to day. He
thinks it great mining camp. Senator
Newell who accompanied him, remained
there. He will return to day.
John Quinn who has been suffering
rheumatic pains, is reported GONZALES
cling.
Mr.. Easton of the flour and feed store
has moved into the residence recently
purchased by him on Marchant street.
There is quite an epidemic in this CITY
from bronchitis, which is confined chiefly
to children.
Millwrights are engaged in getting out
the battery timbers for the new rapid
drop stamp mill of the Denver & Boston
Mining aud Milling Company.
Rev. r. j. Van Valkenburg has re-
turned from visit 10 the valley, where
he was called on business some DAYS ago.
The New York Mill Company have re-
Gently added large ore car made at the
boiler works of Stroehle & Son, this city
which WILDE used at the mill.
The Hidden Treasure Mill Company
placed new smoke stack over set of
boilers last week.
Transfers are engaged in hauling ore
from the mouth of the Bobtail tunnel to
the stamp mill and concentration works
OF the Rocky Mountain Company.
Hon. Ed. C. Hughes returned Tuesday
evening from Golden.
Preston Holbrook has been confirmed
by the Senate as postmaster of this CITY.
He will take charge of the office April
beginning of the next quarter. Mrs.
Bostwick who resigned, will locate in
Denver.
Mrs. Michael Carey who has been suf-
fering from rheumatism is out again.
w. G. Stevens our old pioneer friend
after being confined to his residence
through complication of diseases is
able to be out again.
A. p. kriley left on Monday for visit
with Kansas friends.
W. B. Allen left for Denver on Monday
on visit with his father.
Tbs Hendrie e Bolthoff manufacture.
ing company who have the contract for
iNN's 80 WAC ahaIiiiiCIy lOT tue new on
rapid drop stamp mill for the Denver &
Boston Mining and Milling Company,
are shipping portions OF it from Denver.
1t will be model modern stamp mill
when up and running.
The Golden Globe says that "our old
friend Charles johnson has gone to Los
Vegas, New Mexico, to see whether the
hot baths there will cure his rheumatism.
Charles has been great sufferer for n
year or more, and we hope he may find
relief" Mr.. johnson was one of the
founders of the Black Hawk Star pub
lished in this city some time ago.
County Commissioner Flick, who met
with an accident some time ago will be
able to go to work again in short time,
as the injured fingers arc healing rapidly.
Anderson, the furniture man, has been
kept busy lately supplying the needs of
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