Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01
BLACK HAWK.

ing to Empire from which place he goes
toChloride Arizona, to take up residence
and engage in mining.
Fred G.. Robbins, OF Idaho Springs.
brother of j ,hn and Abe Robins, OF this
city, died Mt noon last Saturday at his
residence in that place, aged 43 years.
He was treasurer of Idaho Springs at
| the time of his death. His farther Bart,
Robins, was former county clerk aud
recorder of Gilpin county. lie leaves "A
wife and three daughters. He was a
member of rhe Odd Fellows who CON
| Quoted the funeral which occurred Tues
day afternoon.
/ w. Fl. BoHrdman. formerly of this city
is now operating in mines at Cripple
Creek, Teller county. He made two
deals, of $4,000 and $4,000 respectively,
to Chicago parties.
| Quite large amount of stamp mill
concentrates are being hauled here from
the Daisy, Perigo rapid drop, and Peter.
son mills NJ rth of this city, which are
sent by rail to the Denver smelters.
This desirable hux matter brings good
prices at the local sampling works here.
Charles Peterson, of Gilpin, Central
district. returned from Denver, Sntur.
day morning, and left soon after the ar.
rival of the passenger train for that
place.
| Jenkins, Liyhtbourn n Co., last Thurs
day shipped carload of smelling ore
from the Gold Dirt mine in Indepen.
dent district to the Denver smelters.
Fred Jetferes was arrested last Thurs.
day and fined $40 and costs for making
an assault on young lady of this city
Serves him right.
A. II. Whitford, returned from Den
yer Thursnay, where he attended to
business in connection with a mine near
this city.
Dean Hart, of st. Johns Cathedral
Denver, delivered "A lecture on Thurs lay
evening at the Methodist church this
city, under the auspices of the Epworth
League. There was fair attendance.
Emil Dewey is kept busy these days in
hauling ore from the Bonanza tunnel
workings to the Gilpin s,arp mill,
which mill cru he's the entire product
of the mines cut by the enterprise
The registered vote of the city is as
follows: Sth precinct $50 votes, 9th pre-,
cinct 1888 votes, Il total of 733 votes.
The county Commissioners will meet
in r gular session on Tuesday November
13, 1900.
Since the return of Kit Murphy
owner of the Colorado House, from
Steamboat Springs, Routt county, he has
carpenters at work, in repairing the
building which was damaged by the fire
of about three weeks ago, The house
will be opened again as soon as it is
ready for occupancy.
Postmaster Fred T. Gooch, OF Rollins
vile was attending TO business matters
here on Monday, returning home that
evening.
The Boston IL Denver Mining and Mill
ing company on Monday were loading
several cars Of concentrates for shipment
to the Denver smelters.
Sam Conger the discoverer OF the
Caribou mine, Boulder county, was visit
ing here from Nederand, last Monday
accompanied by VIM. Martin n former
part owner OF that great silver m.ne.
MIR. Conger brought over samples of con
centrated tungsten, ore which he took
to Denver leaving on the afternoon train
lie and his associates are now running
ten stamps OF the Leech mill at Nedc r.
land on tungsten ore. He now has n
carload, several hundred sacks of con.
centrates, which will he shipped TO Den
yer. He expects to realize 500 per ton
for the concentrates.
Black Hawk tribe No 81. Improved
Order Red Men, will give Thanksgiy.
ing ball on Thursday evening, Novem-
ber %, 1900, at the Firemans Hall this
city. The Opera House Orchestra furn.
ishes the music.
The Gilpin mill company keep their
30 slow drop stamps dropping right along
on custom ore.
A letter received from f.. S. Blake,
states that he will leave his old home in
the state OF Maine, on his return Ia Colo.
rado, on Thursday, November /, to-day.
Mrs. Lewis C. Snyder and son Morton,
came up from Denver on Saturday, re-.
naming here the guest OF her sister
Mrs. b. S. Blake, until Sunday evening.
The new French plate glass front OF
the first floor IN the knights OF Pythias
building has been put in which causes