Gilpin observer., 1901-11-28
BLACK HAWK.

lnOSe QaVlnS OuSlucSS oeiolo ehoo ooNy
should note the fact and govern them
selves accordingly.
McFarlane & Co, have meu at work at
Cardinal, Boulder county, in getting
everything in readiness for the new Lake
stamp mill, which will be erected for the
treatment of ore taken from the Boulder
County mine, which is considered gold
proposition even if it is in a belt of silver
producing veins.
Rudolph Tom, one of the original
owners of the Doodle mine, west of Cen
tral, who has been on visit to the Black
hills in South Dakota, has returned.
Rev. Glockbern of the NJ. E. church,
this city, last Friday evening preached
to quite large and attentive. audience
at the school house at Perigo. He an
nounced that he would hold services
again at the same place on Friday even
ing, December 6. A Sunday school has
cen organized at Perigo which is reg
ularly held every Sunday afternoon. 1t
has quite large attendance and is of
much good to the children of that min
ing town.
Tuesday evening, December II, Black
Hawk Tribe No. S4, Improved Order of
Red Men, will give its second annual ball
at Firemen's hall, this city.
Fred G. Kelley and wife have returned
from Mayer, Arizona, and will again take
up residence in the Quartz Mill City.
Oney Holmes. who was committed to
the county Jail last week from here, in
default of bond, was let out last Thurs
day, bondsmen giving a sufficient bond,
$500, for his appearance at the January
term of the district court.
D. H. Allen, in charge of the State
Ore Sampling Works in this city, reports
a very good business this month, some of
the smelling ore sampled carrying gold
values way above majority of the ore
sampled at these works.
j. II. Koch of the Gilpin Mercantile
company, was among others taking Mon,
day afternoon's;train for Denver.
Patsy McNevins says that his friend
William H. Cochrane is devoting his
time nowadays 10 the training of a couple
of Cinnamon bears for n Chicago mus
cum, and that now are as we'll trained as
two watch dogs.
George Schneider went to Denver on
Monday morning. He returned Tues
day.
The Colorado Carr Mining company
is now delivering mill ore to the Ran
dolph mill from their mine on Bobtail
hill. They are also treating custom ore
the capacity of the mill being 80 slow
drop stamps. Silas 81. Teats of Central
City, is the mill man.
A large amount of custom ore was be-
ing delivered at the various custom mills
in the city last Monday. All the mills
seemed to be we'll supplied, the majority
OF them being connected with the main
track of the Gilpin tramway.
The works of Alsdorf Bros. in the low
er portion of the city is turning out its
usual monthly product OF tailings. which
are taken from the shines coming down
the creek from the stamp mills above.
They use Gilpin county humping table
and Frue Vanner in connection with
their tables, which are covered with can
vass. The results obtained from this
otherwise waste materials very salts
factory as well as profitable.
Quigley IL Co., the Central City con-
tractors, are getting along rapidly with
the new coal and feed building on Main
street 1t will be ready for occupancy
by the first week in the coming month.
Several four horse wagons are engaged
in hauling mill tai,ings from Perigo and
Gilpin to the local sampling works in
this city.
G. w. Hill was up from Denver
Tuesday looking after his mining in
terests, and having mineral surveys
made. He returned yesterday.
Owing to the non arrival of the mach
inery ordered for the new boiler shop of
Stroehle d Son, the shop has not been
able to start up in full force. They are
crowded with ou ide work.
w. S. Crossley, who was injured sew
eral weeks ago, is getting around again,
but very slowly He will not attempt
to attend to his duties for some time.
Worthy Of Consideration.