Gilpin observer., 1900-06-14
BLACK HAWK.

bury Imperial concentrating tables, is in
the city attending to the placing of the
tables OF that pattern that are to be
used in the new mill of the Boston e.
Denver Mining and Milling Company.
The Penn, Randolph, New York, Polar
Star, Meade, Hidden Treasure, Fullerton
upper mill and the Avon stamp mill on
North Clear Creek are now being run by
water power.
City Marshal Backus is going after the
owners of dogs who have not paid the
tax on their pet CANNES. After the first
OF next month he will commence killing
those whose owners have not paid the
tax on them.
Louis Summer was visiting here Mon
day with his red headed Milesian friend
MIR. O'Grady of Dunleith, Illinois
The street commissioner is grading off
the sand and other debris washed down
and into Kinney street, with its intersec.
tion with Chase street.
The public schools of the city will close
Thursday, June 81 with, an entertain
ment at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. John II. Peterson is laying at her
residence in this city owing to fever.
Miss Helena NJ. Klein of Golden, came
up Saturday and remains here until to-
morrow. She was accompanied by her
friend Miss Irene Juneman of Norfolk,
Nebraska.
Fred Anderson who was quite SER
iously injured some time ago by runa-
way team, is up and around again.
The stone retaining wall in the rear of
Ed G. Hughes residence, which gave
away recently is being put in safe con-
dition.
The new residence OF j. NJ. Kriley on
Clear Creek street will be ready for oc.
cupancy by the first OF next month. Mr..
kriley is also having two dwellings
erected on Casey Avenue, Central.
The new reservoir since being repaired
gives no evidence of leaking. The water
through evaporation recedes about 21n
inches every twenty four hours. The old
reservoir from which the present supply
for domestic and sprinkling purposes is
obtained, is full and has an overflow. 1t
required just seven days to fill the new
reservoir after the proper repairs had
been made. The latter has a capacity of
SOC, 900 gallons.
The gasoline motor received here for
use in transporting ore from the Cook
mine to the rapid drop stamp mill OF the
Boston & Denver Company, has beeo
sidetracked, it not having sufficient
weight to keep the track and draw the
ore cars. Ore is now being delivered by
horses through the tunnel to the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cissler OF Mount Carmel,
Illinois, are in the city the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mears. Mrs. Cissler
comes here for the benefit of her health.
Ed. G. Hughes is fixing up for a trip
to Middle Park with n party OF friends.
They will leave next Tuesday and will
remain in Middle Park until about Au-
gust !, when they will spend about n
month at Steamboat Springs and vicin-
ity. They are all expert anglers and
hunters and their friends are counting
on having some fish and game to eat
when the party returns They could not
be under better guidance than Mr..
Hughes.
DR.. j. A. Richmond leaves Saturday
for Sandusky, Ohio. accompanied by his
wife's mother, and the little son of Mr..
Joseph Winneger. The little one will be
taken care Of by its grandmother. The
doctor will be absent two or three weeks.
Before returning he will visit his parents
at La Moile, Illinois. His friends in
Gilpin county wish him pleasant visit.
Black Hawk Temple No. Al, Rathbone
Sisters, will give an ice cream social and
entertainment at Knights OF Pythias hall
next Saturday evening. A pleasant time
is assured all who attend.
E.S. Blake the liveryman mourns the
breaking up Of carriage last Saturday
near Bennett on North Clear Creek. 1t
now looks like it had been struck by an
Iowa cyclone.
A new switch has been put in at the
front end OF the Boston ,S Denver com
pany's new mill, to better facilitate the
loading OF concentrates into the cars Of
the Colorado IL Southern railroad.
w. Robinson, while running through
the Bobtail tunnel Tuesday in company
with other young men, disocnted his
ankle. DIR. Reed set the dislocation.
Mr.. Bailey Of the State Ore Sampling
Works, is enjoying vacation in the city
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