Gilpin observer., 1901-06-20
RUSSELL GULcH.

| ~ W. iliums was up again last
Thursday from Denver.
David Davies is up from Denver en-.
joying vacation.
The boilers at the Pewabic mine are
to be used until such time as Mr.. Kim
bell gets new boiler installed at the
Old Town mine. Yesterday a trench
was being dug to bring the water from
spring in order to supply the boilers.
Mrs. James Hampton, of Cripple
Creek, is the guest of j. c. Williams in
this place. She will remain here until
i after July 4th.
Mrs. Richards Phillips left last Mon
day afternoon for Aspen to attend the
funeral OF relative. On her return
her husband will accompany her. He
has been engaged in mining near Aspen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball, who have been
visiting relatives at Golden returned
home Sunday evening.
Richard Hughes is hauling the dump
material at the Richardson mine to
Idaho Springs for concentration which
is paying him well for his trouble.
The young en- of this place, since the
cadets passed through here, are talking
up the formation of a militia company
~ plant of machinery has been order
ed for the Pendleton mins, which is to
be worked by Mr.. Wright, of Leadville.
Lamont & Ballard, of Central City, will
erect new shaft building over the main
shaft the collar of which is being raised
higher
VIM. and John Mellow are preparing
to resume work on the Star of Gilpin
lode which is the extension OF the Rocky
Mountain Terror vein.
Earnest LeNeve Foster, manager of
the Cyciops- Saratoga Mining company,
returned from Denver on Tuesday.
Another social dance will be given
Sunday evening at Zancanella hall.
Good music will be in attendance.
Thomas Hughes came up from Den
yer Tuesday evening and will spend
vacation OF few weeks here visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
E. S. Perrin is sorting over the dump
of the East Pewabic mine, and will ship
it to Idaho Springs for concentration.
Owen Hughes is opening up the
Hughes lode north OF the Champion on
Bellevieu mountain and is taking out
good ore.
Postmaster c. A. Wagner is practic-
ing in Denver for the fat mans race
which will come off on the Fourth of
July. Edward Jones will also be con-
testant for that prize.
Peter Barnabi has sold out his, intrest
in the saloon business to D.. Dalavale.
He will turn his attention to. mining in
the future.
Louis Barnabi returned last Sunday
from Leadville where he attended the
high court OF Colorado American For
esters. He reports a splendid meeting
and much good accomplished for the
order in Colorado.
The business men OF this place and
citizens in general will decorate their
places OF business and residences very
appropriately on July 4, two weeks from
TO day. A sensible idea on their part
L. W. Williams, the Denver Mining
| promoter, and DIR. L. p. Davies, OF the
Pharmacy in Central, were visiting
friends here Monday afternoon. The
former spent several days here this week.
The school board of this district will
put the public school in proper repair
for the coming fall and winter term.
John Leidnger and Marc Leahey, of
the Prompt Pay mine have recently had
the hues OF the boiler put in proper re-
pair and hereafter will not he annoyed
by leaky hues.
The citizens OF this plnce have arrang
ed for grand 18th OF July celebration
on Thursday, two weeks from to day
There will bo two balls, one Mt Zanca-
nella Bros. hall, the other at Odd Fell
lows hall. There will be game OF base
ball in the afternoon, the winners to
receive SD in gold. Other sports have
been arranged, such as, foot, potato sack
and burro races, and grand display OF
fireworks In the evening, MS also tug
o'-war contest. in which liberal prizes
will be paid 10 the winning contestees.
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| N"yri Entertainment.
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