Gilpin observer., 1900-06-21
BLACK HAWK.

Neorashuf aiter u Weeas 9 visit in the
Quartz Mill City, returned 10 Goltlen
Friday morning. The ladies while here
visited the now county building in Cen
Jral City, and were shown through that
fine structure by Sheriff Thomas Cody.
Miss Juneman will remain in the state
until August, when she takes her de.
parture for home.
The salary of the postmaster of Black
Hawk has been increased from S1lOO to
$1,000 per year.
Mrs. Louise X. Rudolph has been az
pointed secretary of Thorn Lake school
district by county superintendent Miss
Frey, vice Charles Larsen who failed to
qualify.
Gregory Camp No. 5O4, Woodmen of
the World, will give smoker at their
hall this evening.
DR.. j. A. Richmond left for the east
Saturday afternoon, accompanied by his
wife's mother, and the little son of JOS
eph Winniger.
| The ice cream social held at Knights
of Pythias hall last Saturday evening by
the ladies of the Rathbone Sisters Tenn.
pie was we'll attended, and proved very
enjoyable social affair.
Henry Bolthof left for Denver Satur-
day, returning Monday morning.
Colorado lodge No. 3 %. o. F., have
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: N. G., j. r. Eatwell; V. G.
w. II. Malet: secretary, Thomas Beattie;
treasurer, w. Mitchell, The new officers
will be installed Tuesday evening, July
3, when the appointive officers will be
announced and installed. This lodge
prides itself on its degree work, having
one of the best teams in this jurisdic-
tiou.
1t now transpires that friends A. Fl
Whitford and Ben Olsen have become
full fiedgcd members of Black Hawk
Temple No. Al, Rathbone Sisters. They
always were sort of Damon and Pythias
like.
Mrs Samuel Mishler has sold a por-
tion Of the Mishler ranch on -Four Mile
hill northeast of this city, to New York
parties.
Tony Baer has been taking in the
races at Denver this week.
George J. Klein of Golden, former
proprietor of the Gilpin hotel, this city,
came up from his valley home last Mon.
day to look after his real estate and min
ing interests here.
Eldora, Boulder county, Miner: Sam
Boylan, Ollie Nelson and six others re-
Gently took lense in Cripple Creek.
Thep will sink 100 foot shaft, and then
expect to cut one Of the very rich veins
known to pass through their ground.
Ed G. Hughes with party of friends
pulled out Tuesday afternoon tor three
months "camp out" in Grand and Routt
counties.
Frank Came and j. F. Hopkins came
up from Denver Tuesday to look after
their interests here.
"Oom Paul" George Schneider left for
Denver Tuesday morning.
The trustees of Scandia lodge No. CO.
/. o. o. F., are fixing up the business
room under their hall occupied by Ben
Olsen.
The public schools of the city will
close Friday. The commencement exer-
clses will be held to night at the Presby-
tian church. There are fourteen gradu-
ates ns follows: Misses Anna Sorensop,
Louisa M. Hansen, Esther #. Runquist,
Annie W. Pressler, Sidonie Il. Hobrook,
Bertha E. Chase, Clara G. johnson,
Emma X. Hansen, Grace Grutzmacher
Blanche Havens, and Messrs. Henry c.
keam, Ernest G. Jones, Richard K. Ste
vens, Frank A. Waldhardt. This is the
largest graduating class ever graduating
from the schools of this city
A 20 horse power upright boiler and a
lot Of ladders passed up Clear Creek
street yesterday morning for an idle
mine near Stewart gulch, Hawkeyc dis
trict, north of this city.
William Harvey has sold his meat and
vegetable market in this city to Elisha
Stevens and son of Central City. They
took possession of the same last Monday
Albert Stevens will attend to the bus
ness.
The remains of Herman A. Fulton, n
charter member Of Black Hawk lodge
No. II, A. f.. & A. M, were found last
Tuesday afternoon. He was frozen to
death last October about 81 miles from
Montezuma, Summit county, while on
his way to the Whale mine, the snow..be-
| ing too dcen for him 10 get thrnunh He