Gilpin observer., 1901-01-10
BLACK HAWK.


Fred R. Hughes, wife and children left
for Denver Monday afternoon.
The Cock mine temporarily closed
down on Monday for lack of fuel.
Miss Loretto Doran, OF Central City,
left on Monday afternoons train for
Denver.
Manager McCann, of the Patch Min
ing company, received consignment of
coal Tuesday forenoon,
George Fertig. OF the Golden Sheaf
mine, Vermillion district, came in on
Saturday, returning the next day.
Golden Transcript: Mrs. Henry Klein
started for her home in Salida yesterday
after pleasant visit with relatives
here.
F. II. Owen has entered into copart-
nership with Otto Scheffier in the bakery
business. At present he is at the bakery
in this city.
L. ii. Stockbridge, manager OF the
Fisk Gold Mining company, is at Haver-
hill, Massachusetts, attending to bust
ness matters.
Prof. j. S. Robertson, a former mana
ger of the Rara Avis Mining company's
property in Eureka district, is now a
resident of this city.
Benedict Kimber, manager Of the
After Supper mine pool, is lying i'll at
his residence in this city, caused from
violent cold he contracted.
Mr.. Anderson, brother of Fred Ander-
son, who resides on farm near Omaha,
Nebraska, is here visiting his son and
the family of Theodore Nelson.
Cal Carpenter, telegraph operator at
the Colorado & Southern railroad depot
in this city, has been detailed to run the
telegraph office at Forks Creek. He left
here Tuesday.
Mrs. E. s. Blake received telegram
Saturday that her sister, Mrs. Lewis G
Snyder, was lying seriously i'll at her
home in Denver Mrs. Blake left on the
afternoon train for that city.
Senator Newell has introduced a bill
in the state legislature for placing the
water system of this city under the gen
eral laws of the state, under which the
owners of property are held for water
rent.
Clarence X. Colvin, OF the Cook mine,
left for Denver Menday afternoon
While in that city he will effect arrange
ents for supply Of coal for the Greg
ory incline shaft pumps as well as the
Cook mine.
Monday evening special freight, con-
sisting Of two cars of coal, drawn by en-
gine No. 81, arrived here from Golden.
The coal was consigned to tha Boston e.
Denver Consolidated Mining and Mill
ing company.
The yards of the Colorado & Southern
railroad last Monday afternoon pre-
sented the appearance of a deserted vii
lage. But one box car remained on any
OF the tracks, and that was sidetracked
Just below Coors beer warehouse.
Senator S. V. Newell has introduced a
bill, No. 6. in the state senate to annul
the charter of Black Hawk, in order that
the board of education shall be elected
under the general school laws of the
state instead of the city council, as at
present.
In addition to the great scarcity Of
,vn Tor that tho cifizanc of Capfrnl nra
subjected to, coal issalso scarce. There
is vc'y little northern coal in market.
The bulk of the coal received here comes
from the coal mines in the southern
portion OF the state.
The Denver e Boston Consolidated
Mining and Milling company are placing
tagging. on each side Of the snow shed
over their electric motor track across
Gregory street. The roof of the same
is on and is built with n pitch to the
south and covered with corrugated iron.
The recently rearranged north %.
stamp section of the Gilpin 50-stamp
mill, this city, will resume treatment Of
ore the first of the coming week. The
new stamp mortars are great improve
ment over the former ones. A new en-
gine has been placed, and the dynamo
and engine belonging with it will be in
readiness when the stamp section sta rts
up.
Blaci, Hawk Temple No. IL, Rathbone
Sisters X. of p, on Friday evening in
stalled tho following officers for the en-
suing term; p. c., Mrs Bessie Blake:
N. Il. c., Mrs. Ella Flick; Il. s., Mrs
Anna Rogers; e. j., Mrs. Christina
Crook; M. of II. c., Mrs. Anna Daniels;
M. OF r., Mrs. Minnie Forest; p. of r.,
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