Gilpin observer., 1900-08-09
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corder.
George Fertig was in Saturday from
the Golden Sheaf mine, Vermillion dis
trict, and remained here until the next
day. Last week he made another ship
ment OF ore to the Polar Star for treat
ment from the Golden Sheaf.
George Fertig, after days rest here
looking after a run at the Polar Star mill
on ore from his Golden Sheaf mine, re-
turned home Sunday. The yield of the
ore by amalgamation was highly salts
factory.
Major Joseph Waldhardt is wrestling
his voice. He whispers softly at present
writing.
The Rathbone Sisters will give an ice
cream and cake social at Knights of
Pythias hall next Saturday evening.
Patronlze the sisters and all will be wei
with you.
A party passed through here yesterday
from Coal Creek, east of this city, driv-
ing number of Jersey milch cows on
their way for Grand Junction.
Melvin p. Dalton, of the Boston &
Denver Mining and Milling company,
was up on Monday from Denver.
Clarence X. Colvin, manager of the
Cook Gold Mining company, was pas
sepger to Denver on Monday evenings
train, returning the next day.
Alderman AL. Rogers boarded the
evening train headed for Denver on
Monday.
Idaho Springs News: II. Nicolson
came home Tuesday evening, expecting
TO stay until next Monday, but the COM
pany wanted him to report at Telluride
Thursday.
Idaho Springs News, Aug. A: Mr.. ard
Mrs. o. W. Lowell started Saturday CD
a trip to Boston, which will extend over
several weeks.
President Parsons OF the Newhouse
Tunnel company, with pnrty of ladies
and gentlemen, passed through here last
Thursday on special train of the Gill
pin Tramway company. They were met
at the depot of the Colorado d Southern
railroad.in this city upon the arrival of
the passenger train by Manager Kruse
OF the Tramway company, and taken in
carriages to the depot of that company
in the upper portion of the city, where
they took the tramway train. The party
passed across the great belt of veins that
the Newhouse Tunnel enterprise cuts in
It's course northward from its initial
point. The party also visited mills aud
mines while here.
The officers Of the grand castle, Knights
; of the Golden Eagle, and number of
Knights who are delegates to the annual
session of the grand body, which is to
convene in Central City next Tuesday,
will arrive in this city on the morning
train of that day. They will be met al
the depot by the officers and Knights OF
the two local castles in this county. the
mayor and council of Central City and
escorted to the latter city, where wei.
come will be extended them by his honor,
Mayor b. e. Seymour. The Denver band
accompanies the officers of the grand
castle delegates and visiting Knights on
their trip. The grand castle will con
vene in Knights of Golden Eagle hall t
l;'O o'clock p. M, Tuesday. That body
VIII be In session up to and including
Thursday, August 1G, when the labors of
the annual session will be closed.
George Scheer pulled out on Monday
for Denver to take in the circus and see
the sights at the state capital.
A tramp giving his name MS Wilson on
Monday purloined smoothing plane
from the foundry OF McFarlane 4 Co.
selling it to second hand dealer for 50
cents. He was arrested and had n hear.
ing before Police Judge Noah S. ALE. |
baugh. He set up the plea that he com |
mitted the theft in order TO raise 80 cents |
to appease hunger. Judge Allebaugh
fined him So and costs, and gave him the
alternative OF paying the fine or leave
the city. Wilson was one Of five tramps
who struck the Quartz Mill city TINT
day. Soon after arriving here they oe.
cured tin bucket and commenced
crushing the growler," making their
headquarters in the old stone mill build.
ing below the electric light works. After
the arrest OF Wilson four OF them were
told to skip out by Marshal Bacltus,
which they did, going to Central City,
where they were arrested and put into
the city calaboose by Marshal Robert
Wilkinson and Officer Williams, who
had been notified of the direction they