Gilpin observer., 1901-06-13
BLACK HAWK.
Thomas Collins returned from trip
to Denver Monday evening.

to Denver Monday evening.
Ed. C. Hughes has been spending a
portion of this week in Central as jury
man before Judge De France.
Thomas De Coar, OF Idaho Springs,
one of the owners of the After Supper
lode, was visitor here yesterday.
Word received from George Scheer,
new at Pueblo receiving medical treat
ment, states that he is much better and
in convalescent state.
George Fertig of the Golden Sheaf
mine, west of the Surprise mine in Yer
million district, was transacting business
in this city last Saturday.
The cam shaft at the Eagle stamp
mill broke last week, causing short
delay in crushing ore. The damage has
been repaired and the mill is treating ore
az formerly.
Sidney Kimber is lying very III at his
brothers residence on Chase street, this
city A skilled nurse arrived from Den
yer on Sunday, to take care of him. DIR.
\. c. Asquith is his medical attendant.
Messrs Clarence Colvin and Melville P.
Dalton, of tho Denver and Boston Con
solidated Mining and Milling company,
we're here on Monday, coming up on the
morning train aud returning in the
evening.
Sam Conger, discoverer of the Caribou
mine, Boulder county, last Friday put in
an appearance here, leaving the next
morning for his wolframite mine near
Caribou. Sam is quite lively for a
20 year old lad.
And now it is stated that the Nebraska
parties who own the Plateau mine in
Pine district, north of this city, contem-
plate the erection of large milling and
concentrating plant. They have a
splendid property.
Stroehle g. Son have had plans drawn
for the enlargement of their boiler works
in this city, which they had in contem-
plation for the past year. Their present
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have been receiving.
Otto Scheffler, of the Black Hawk
bakery, spent portion of Sunday in
Denver, returning that evening While
there he had several large sized molars
which have been source of
annoyance to him for some time past.
Business with the custom mills of this
city has greatly improved this month.
The business with the ore sampling
works has been quite good, and as
an increased ore shipment
for the first week in June has been the
result.
Mrs. Lyman Trumbull, wife OF Presi-
dent Lyman Trumbull of the Colorado
& Southern Railway Company, came in
by special train Monday afternoon. The
train passed on through to Central City.
After a short stop in that city the train
preceded the regular passenger into
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Rohling, OF
Fort Collins, arrived here last Saturday
on a visit with Mr.. Rohling's brother,
Phillip. While here Mrs, Rohling visited
with with friends in this city, spending
yesterday with the Misses Madzie and
Monise Gilman. Mr.. Rohling is the
leading dry goods merchant OF Fort
Collins.
The electric light pole near the place
of business of Thorvald Crook, this city,
gave way and fell to the ground Monday
afternoon. AS soon as Mr.. Smith, the
manager OF the company, was informed
Of the fact, a force Of men were put to
work in placing now pole and replacing
the grounded wire, which was accom-
plished and the electric current turned
on in time to use the lights in the bust
ness places of Central City and Nevada.
Vile, as we'll as others on that circuit.
Mexican Hats
For boys or girls at Bacharach's.