Gilpin observer., 1901-08-08
RUSSELL GULCH.

headway In unwaterlng the Topeka mine.
Mrs. Evan Evans, OF Denver, is pay
ing visit to her friend, Mrs. Edward
Jones
Mrs. E. W. Williams, of Denver, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stanfeld
of this place.
Hugh R. Hughes, of Denver was
visitor here Saturday and Sunday, re-
turning Monday.
Mrs. Matt Lewis and Miss Lizzie Jones
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Carr and
family at Boulder
Peter Barnabi and wife left for Den
yer Tuesday morning, Mrs. Barnabi
} being in poor health.
Another dance will be given at Zanca-
nelia hall next Sunday evening, dancing
TO commence at I o'clock.
NJ. X. A mes, wife and daughter left
for Denver, Saturday evening. Mr..
Ames went east from that place.
Thomas Treloar, of the Comstock
mine, Idaho district, was calling on his
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
Those who took in the Quarto- Gen.
tennial celebration at Boulder last week
have returned to their homes in this
place.
Humphrey Vaughan returned Tues
day from Denver. He is feeling but
little better than when leaving here last
week.
f. w. Williams came up to Central
City from Denver on Monday evening
and visited the Special payment mine
the next day.
The Nevadaville, Central City and
Russell Gulch Hare and Hound club,
last Sunday, paid visit to the Idaho
Springs club
S. T. Harris has made another new
location of gold ore lode called the
Linden, situated north of the West
Topeka mine.
Manager Kimball, of the Old Town
mine, has taken the water out and on
Monday morning put on an increased
force of miners.
George Dreher and family will arrive
here tomorrow from Florida, and will
visit his brother, Jacob Dreher and
family for several weeks.
Mr.. Macpherson, night boss at the
Specie Payment mine left for Denver
last Saturday to receive medical treat
ment, he being in i'll health.
Postmaster C. A. Wagner drove over
from Idaho Springs Tuesday morning
to attend to business matters, returning
in the evening Of the same day.
Mrs. Cornelia Van Valkenburg, Il
Erie, Colorado has conveyed to L. Stern
berger an one third interest in and to
the Minnesota lode, near the Lotus
group Of veins.
Prof. William Ap Madoc, instructor
OF song, oratory and music of the Chica-
go High school, is visiting here and will
give an entertainment at the NJ. T..
church to morrow evening.
The large water skip buckle. of the
Topeka mine, which has been UNDER
going repairs at the foundry in Black
Hawk was returned to the east or No.
shaft last Monday evening.
Zancanella Bros. are fitting up the
east celler room underneath Zancanella
hall, which will be used by Austrian
parties as meat aud vegetable market.
They will open as soon as the room is
ready.
Isaac Hal the first OF the week made
a shipment OF ore TO the Gilpin mill in
Black Hawk for treatment He has
about completed timOering up the main
shaft. The smelling ore sent away last
week by him Lettel over 5l0O per ton.
The Degree OF Rsbekah lodge, l. o. o.
F. this place, was visited by delega
ton Of members from Fidelity lodge of
Central City last Thursday evening, who
were treated in royal manner by the
ladies' of the local lodge who are well
known as entertainers.
Rev. David H. Jones, brother of L.
Jones, arrived from his home in Ohio
last Saturday and will remain here un-
| Ill September to enjoy vacation. He
is now Ia chargs of Presby terian
church at jackson, that state. lie and
his brother Edward left for Victor, Tel
Ter county, Tu, sday morning.
Money saved l. VI sn-y Earned.