Gilpin observer., 1901-08-29
BLACK HAWK.

Regular meetlnR OF tne Sty CouhSi
next Tuesday evening.
Otto Scheffier and his head baker,
paul" returned Saturday evening.
Grandpa John Keyes is back from
visit with his granddaughter, in Denver.
The erection of the brick front to
tStroehle & Sons new boiler works has
fbeen commenced.
Ben Olsen, while at Grand Lake, cap
turei poll parrot, which the owner can
have by proving property and paying
transportation charges.
Phil Hollenbeck has removed his ba-
kerry to his old stand in this city, from
Central City. His removal will leave
that city without bakery.
Mrs. De Pew, of Canon City, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jetfries,
returned home Monday evening.
The Gilpin mill has large amount of
custom ore piled up outside the build
ing, awaiting treatment.
Ex-Mayor Philip Rolling returned
from a visit with his family, in Golden,
Monday evening
Stroehle & Son, on Monday, received
the stone door and window-sills for
their new boiler shop, which is in course
of erection on Main street.
James Bennett, assistant to Branden-
berg, the head of the weather bureau in
Denver, was a guest at the Gilpin Hotel
last Saturday evening.
Harry Clark and City Attorney j. NJ.
Seright returned, Sunday evening, from
fishing trip in Riverside Park. 1t is
hard matter to determine how many
trout they brought back.
The Gunnell Gold Mining and Milling
company has placed a dynamo in its Po-
lar Star mill. 1t furnishes sufficient
electric lights for that mill and the
Meade mill above.
Through the derailment Of a freight
car on the track OF the switchback from
this city to Central, Monday evening,
the down passenger train on the Colo.
RADIO & Southern railroad was delayed
about an hour in reaching here from
Central City.
Otto Scneffier, of the Black Hawk
Bikery, returned fion Boulder Park,
Saturday. He found trout fishing de-
lusio and snare, and says that it was
owing to too much mica in the water Of
the South Boulder.
Flick IL Son, at their wagon factory in
this city, have about completed the new
delivery wagon for Frank Beaman's
B ottling Works, in Central. 1t will be
on the streets next week.
A letter received from Ed c. Hughes
and party, who are at Steamboat
Springs, Routt county, this state, says
they are having splendid time.
The Russell 'Gulch baseball club
played the Red Mems club, last Sunday
afternoon, at Ball Park, on Clear Creek
street. They defeated the latter by n
score of u to 10. The game was wit
messed by large number of peope, and
was nn interesting one.
Manager Richard Hughes, OF the Lii
lian Gold Mining company, Russell dis
trict is having n six-cord lot of ore from
that property treated at the mill of the
Gilpin company IN this city.
Golden Globe: Mr. Louis +. Singer
land. who left our employ three months
ago to accept the position of instructor
Of printing at the Industrial School, and
Nho sustained his reputation as printer
in the three issues of the monthly mag
, azine chat he issued, has quit his posi-
| tion there aud IS aGaia on the Globe
force.
| Mrs George Townsend, nee Fitzpat-
rick, little daughter and son, who have
been visiting Mrs. Townsend's aunt, Mrs
John Il. Sutton and daughter Miss Ka-
| tie. returned to Golden Monday evening
accompanied 10y Mr.. Townsend. Mrs.
| rownsend's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FitZ-
! patrick, resided here a number OF years
ago. her brother being n well known
nIill and mining man. While here Mrs.
Townsend was shown through the Gil.
pin company's 30 stamp mill by Mr.
Kcyes.
The board OF education hns the public
school in readiness for the opening Of
school for the fall and winter term
which opens next Tuesday, September 3.
Hon. Lewis c. Snyder came up from
Denver on Monday. His wife and son
arrived the following day. They remain
here until next Saturday, when they re-
turn to Denver. Mr.. Snyder has sold
hi4 residence on Gregory street to Rich.
ard Beck, whose family will occ Ipy 1t.