Gilpin observer., 1901-06-27
BLACK HAWK.

IL thAo Sity, Has puTCuu5eu CQe livery
business Of Frank Eiflnger at Idaho
Springs.
Regular monthly meeting of the city
council next Tuesday evening
w. L. Crossley, wife and mother in
law, Mrs. w. r. Backus, and two boys
left Saturday for trip in Middle park.
They will be absent several weeks.
G. E. Stout last Friday assumed the
management and propretorship of the
Iilpin hotel. Mr.. Stout is a popular
man, young and active, and no doubt
will make the GiIpin popular with local
and transient customers.
Joseph Hulbekam, former manager of
the Gilpin hotel, left with his family for
Denver, where he will take up resi-
dence.
The Randolph 50-stamp mill is enjoy
ing good supply of custom ore at the
present time.
The custom mills are pounding away
and have very good supply OF ore, a
| large portion of which comes from the
Gunnell, Quartz hill and the mines in
Russell district.
Nelson Franklin, former agent Of tie
State Ore Sampltng works in this city,
arrived here on Saturday from Victor,
of which he is mayor. He is now man
ager of the Eagle Samplng worke at
that place, the company being composed
of Gilpin county men. After whiting
friends and business associates here and
in Central City he returned to Victor.
The afternoon train on Monday over
the Gilpin Tramway company brought
from the leading mines on Quartz and
Gunnell bills, % cars OF ore which was
left at the stamp mills and concentra-
ting works of this city.
Robert Farragher came up Sunday
evening from his ranch near Golden.
The following day he went to Central.
Mr.. Farragher has purchased IA residence
in Denver and removed his family there.
Lewis C. Snyder, of Denver, came up
Tuesday and will remain here until
Saturday.
w. E. Stevens and wife returned from
Denver Tuesday where they attended
the funeral of his brother, Z. c. Stevens
who died last Saturday.
Ed. c. Hughes, John Beatte. and Mr..
Gayer left Tuesday evening for Boulder
park on fishing excursion. Elder
Hughes will act as spiritual advisor and
will try and teach them to catch fish on
the fly.
Henry Becker was among others re-.
turning from Denver Tuesday evening.
A letter from George Scheer who is at
the Pueblo mineral springs, states that
he is not recovering as rapidly as he
would like from his ailment. that Of
rheumatism. George is having hard
time OF it.
w. c. Stevens, brother of Elisha
Stevens, of Denver, one of the old
pioneers OF this state, was summoned to
Denver last Friday by the latter's illness,
who has been in very poor health for
some length of time
The public schools of the city closed
last Thursday evening for the summer
by an entertainment given by the
scholars, there being four graduates.
There was hardly standing room in the
church, and quite number could not
secure seats. 1t was a very creditable
affair, fattering to the scholars taking
part in it, as well as to Prof. Matthews,
the superintendent of the school, and
the teachers who had charge of the drill
ing of the scholars. The following is the
program, which was frequently encored
by the audience:
l. Invocation. w. +. Moffett
2, The Last Watch. ..,....., O.. Christian Peterson
3. Mother Fature's Festival. ul................
Niles Nelson's. Miss Bennett's and
Miss sutton's PUPILS.
4. An Inventors Wife. Miss Margaret Hansen
9. May Poles. es......,...... Miss Martins Pupils
o. The Telephone Romance. ..............
.........................M iss Esther Lunquist
7. Song 1.-THE Buglcr.
..............,... Black Hawk School Quartet
s. The Black Horse and His Rider.
t'.'......-.'..., ,........ Miss Alvina Eustice
o. The Bridal Fairy...... Grammar Department
10. The Boatmnn n",...............,..T Twelve Boys
Furnished Rooms For Rent.
Inquire of Mrs. Leahey, next door to