Gilpin observer., 1901-05-02
NEvADAVlLLE.

Oranoake mine left for Denver Saturday.
He returned on Tuesday.
Idaho Springs Gazette: Leonard
Thompson returned from Nevadaville
last week and has returned to his old
painting vocation.
Saturday evenings Denver Post says
that Louis Morgan had no trouble at
Victor Friday night, in throwing j. Il.
Quick, who is we'll known in this town
and throughout Gilpin county as a
Cornish wrestler.
Ira Slater has returned to Denver
after short visit with friends in the
Town of Mines.
Mr.. Mixsell, of the Camp Grove mine
on Quartz hill has steamed up the boiler
and commenced unwatering the mine
workings.
G.. c. Moore has commenced sinking
Matt Brown received ar injury to his
right foot ON Friday last by a rock fal-
ling down the shaft of the Hidden
Treasure mine.
John Waters has returned home after
a two weeks visit in Denver.
IT. Quick and G. Angwin returned
from Victor Saturday evening.
Thomas Murley returned from Tel
luride Sunday evening.
Nick Semmens returned from Cripple
Creek on Monday. summoned here
through the illness of his little son, who
is suffering from pneumonia.
Charles Bourk, son of Or. c. A. Bourk
brought here about 10 days ago from
Denver, sick, is out on the streets again,
although not yet fully recoverep.
John Haun has purchased the Eisen
hut ranch in Leavenworth gulch, ard
will become tiller OF the soil.
Miss Louisa Oats, after a visit with
Golden friends returned home Sunday
evening.
Richard Sykes came up from Denver
Tuesday morning.
Ex-Mayor P Murphy is handling the
brakes at the Oranoake mine on Kings
flats.
John Riley was presented 10 pound
baby girl by his wife on Monday even
ing. DR.. Bourk the attending physician
reports mother and daughter doing
nicely.
Col. j. O'D. Keleher has received
official notice OF his appointment as
aidde-camp on Governor Orman's staff.
The school election for a secretary
to ill vacancy and the election of treas
urer of the school board of the district
will be held next Monday, Mayo.
w. G. Mathews, a former resident of
this town is i'll at his residence in Col
den from an attack of pneumonia.
j. III. Nankervis, after transactirg
business in Denver, returned Monday
evening.
Pat ick McNicholls is preparing to
remove his family from this town to Lis
ranch at the foot of Bald mountain.
Thomas II. Warren who buried his
wife last Tuesday is lying i'll at his resi-
dence of pneumonia. DIR. Bourke is at
tending him and reports that he is i'm
proving.
Sixteen tramway cars Of stamp mill
ore were shipped Tuesday morning from
the Pease Kansas and Phoenix Bur-
roughs mines TO custom stamp mills in
Black Hawk, representing 1876 TONS
This was an output for q hours.
Hon. j. w. Bostwick returned from
Denver on Monday and has been at tho
Clark. Gardner mine since then. looking
after the interests OF the Rome Gold
Mining company, of which he is the
general manager.
Mrs. Reed Thompson, who was sum
moned to Chicago recently through the
death OF her sister Mrs. p. II. Griffin,
returned Monday evening. Deceased
was the mother of Miss Mae Griffin,
who married Charles Gilmour some few
years ago. The Chicago Chronicle of
April %, contains the following: "Fun-
eral services were held over the remains
OF hrs. Griffin Monday, April 90 in the
Holy Angels Catholic church ut 2s1
Oakwood boulevard. Rev. Father Gil.
man conducted the ceremony. The
funeral cortege left the church at 1890
o'clock, and interment was made ut Cav.
airy cemetery, She was 80 years old ind
leaves husband and son. Death was
caused by Injuries received from falling
or the back porch Mt her home.
The Hoimann Upholstering Co. will
renovate your hair and wool ticks, and
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