Gilpin observer., 1900-05-31
BLACK HAWK.

Joseph Dewhurst, who was elected
secretary of the state division of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians of Colo
RADIO at the convention held in Leadvile
last week, has returned. Like the rest
of the delegates to the convention from
Gilpin county, Division No. l, he is en-
thusiastic over the courtesies and hos
pitality extended them while in the
Cloud City.
The little son OF Freight Conductor
Peter Reed, of the Colorado & Southern
railroad, died in Golden last week of
brain fever.
Hon. Lewis c. Snyder came up from
Denver last Friday. Read his local
notice in to-day's issue of The OBsERvvR.
Charles B. Klas returned from bust.
ness trip in Denver Sunday evening.
George w. Forman will leave in few
days for Denver, whence he goes to
Butte City, Montana, about the middle
OF June, and will open law office in
that city.
Peter McFarlane OF the Black Hawk
foundry, returned from Denver Sunday
evening.
The family of Thomas Melz have re-
moved to the rooms over his place Of
business on Gregory street. Thomas is
now attending to his business without
an assistant.
Free Lynch. brother of Mrs. Kit
Murphy, after an absence of several
months in Montana, returned here Sum
day evening to remain and engage in
mining again.
Ed. Golden, a well known character in
this city, died suddenly last Monday
morning at 10 o'clock at his residence in
Four Mile gulch. Death was ascribed
to heart failure. Dr. J. A. Richmond exam
ined the remains but did not deem it
necessary to hold an inquest, as death
was the result of natural causes. His
remains were buried Tuesday.
The city reservoirs being well supplied
the city dads have a man employed in
sprinkling Gregory and other streets of
the city.
Mr.. McFarlane, while in Denver, Or
dered new rotary engine for the foun-
dry in this city, which will take the place
of the engines now in use at the foundry.
An invitation is extended those inter
ested in first class machinery to call at
the foundry and witness it running. 1t
is a fine piece of mechanical ingenuity,
| Nee Il Co. of this city, who are tribut-
ing on the Perigo mine at Perigo, Inde-
pendent district, will place a plant OF
machinery over the workings.
Ed. FeehaL returned from Denver on
Monday morning.
Henry Bolthotf Of Denver, spent this
week here in experimenting the place
ment of machinery and putting on the
finishing touches to the new mill of the
Boston & Denver Mining and Milling
company,
Professor c. E. Linderman, who has
been laid up sick at his residence in Den
yer since leaving here, came up last
Monday morning to attend to mining
and milling matters here and at the mine
with which he is connected.
Regular meeting OF the city council
next Tuesday evening.
Connections have been made in the
tunnel through Bates hull, through which
the gasoline motor will draw the ore
cars from the Cook and other mines on
Bobtail hill and cut by the workings OF
the Bobtail tunnel, 70 the new rapid
drop heavy weight stamps OF the mill OF
the Boston Il Denver Mining and Mill
ing company. The old dump has been
leveled oil for lumber and storage yard.
A new hume from the mill race to the
water tanks at the mill building has been
completed. The Woodbury. Imperial con-
centration tables have been connected
with the line shaft. The mine will also
be connected by trackage with the Greg
ury Incline shaft Il. j. provinces, late OF
California, will have charge Of the mill.
He has had many years experience in the
management of heavy Weight rapid drop
stamp mills in that state. The mill will
he running in good order by the 10Th OF
June next.
Til. Diamond Field.
Mayor Robinson, Of Colorado Springs,
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