Gilpin observer., 1900-08-02
RUSSELL euLcH.
Frank Palaro has been appointed su-
perintendent Of the Wautauga mine.

perintendent Of the Wautauga mine.
Chris Hesselbine returned from Den
yer Monday morning, after spending
Sunday with his family in that city.
The home of w. o. Williams was made
happy last Friday by the advent of a
little son. Mother and son doing well
and the fathers JOY is unbounded.
Ed Jones says that the members of
both political parties are now claiming
everything in sight, and adds that both
are making a mistake as to Just how
much is in sight
Il. w. Williams, of Denver, drove
through here Tuesday morning on his
way to the Specie Payment group of
mines. On his return he visited other
mines of the district.
Silver Plume Standard: Albert Mel
son, for many years business man of
George town, was in town Thursday,
having come up from Denver in COM
pany with another gentleman to ex-
anime a mining property here.
For the third time this season the
Russell Gulch base ball club crossed
bats with the Idaho Springs club last
| Sunday afternoon, defeating the visiting
| club by score of 81 TO 10. The game
was closely contested from start to finish
rhe local club here have improved great
iy in their playing.
The management of the Crown Point
| Virginia mine have put in line of pipe
to the Hot Pot mine on the easterly por-
ton of Bellevieu mountain, from which
source they will derive their boiler sup
ply of water, The water from the for
mer mine contains large amount of
acid, which is injurious to the boilers.
Ernest lie Neve Foster, general mana
ger of the Saratoga Cyclops Mining com
pany. returned from Denver Tuesday
evening.
II. II. Smith, Of Freeand, has removed
mis- stock and wagons to this place, and
is how engaged in hauling ore from the
Kolsomo mine to Mill City, Clear Greek
county, where the operators of the mine
own a mill in which the ore is treated.
Edward Jones AMI Postmaster c. E.
Wagner took in last Sunday n sermon
from nature. as well as their semi-annuai
bath on Fall river The latter returned
nome minus razor, which it is said he
took along for fear of encountering
mountain lions, two having been seen by
Thomas Parry near the Knickerbocker
tunnel.
Miss Annie Klein of this place is lying
very i'll in Denver. Her mother left
Monday to wait upon her during her
illness.
=, Two of the citizens of the upper por-
t;o, os qu,ch became involved in q
= discussion on Mon aay evening, which re
suited in a regular knot S-oo"h aisu
ment. No bones were broken, bus
little claret was drawn from their fa..
The Nevadavllc juvenile base ball
club played a game of base ball with the
Russell Gulch juvenile club on Tuesday
Afternoon, the former winning easily.
The Wautauga mine shipped another
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Mountain mill and concentration works
in Black Hawk.
Mr.. Warren, the road supervisor of
this district, has placed the roads in a
very good condition. as well as filed up
the road bed at the head of Spring
gulch.
Thomas Parry, foreman at the KnicI-
erbocker tunnel, which is being driven
from Fall river, last Monday encounter
ed two large sized mountain lions near
that mining enterprise. Thomas now
goes and returns from his work heavily
armed.
John Mellow, who left here for Grip
rle Creek soon after the closing down OF
the California mine on Quartz hill, is ex-
pected to return to his home here this
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