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Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
NEWS AND NOTES.

W. E. O'Hea OF Black Hawk, has sold
the Wheel of Fortune lode claim to the
Galena King Mining and Milling COM
pany, situated in Enterprise mining dis
trict.
j. Il. Anderson OF the Dover mine, on
Fall river, Pittsburg company il, at Ida
no Springs and has secured the Champ
ion mine on Bellevieu mountain and the
kohinoor mine, as we'll as the Donald
son stamp mill. The Champion WIS
worked for number OF years after pass
ing out OF the hands OF E. w. Williams
Of Denver, by the late Thomas l. Rich
man. The mine is supplied with very
good plant OF machinery and rock
crusher for breaking the ore before send
ing it to the Donaldson mill, with which
the mine is connected by an aerial tram.
way. Boththe kohinoor and the Champ
ion produced very good grade OF ore at
that time. The late acquisition to the
Dover will be worked under the manage.
ment OF Mr.. Anderson.
The Seaton Mountain Gold Mining
company will hold special stockholder e
meeting ut its Office in Denver. Thurs
day, November 7, 1901. The directors ol
the company will be called upon y, en-
cumber the property to'pay the balance
OF the purchase money.
The Mexican Mining and Smelling
hoc a. 1
bany, New York, with capital OF slO.-
0p,o0O to operate mines in Durango
Mexico. The principal office OF the com
pany will be in New York City. Henry
p. Brady OF Scranton, Pa, sub-cribes az
%, 9,S50,O00 OF the stock. "
The Cashier Gold Mining and Reduc.
tion company, through it's agent Bert
Campbell OF this city, this week added
two additional lode claims to it's holdings
in Lake district, by making a prel,min-
ary survey, prior to application for gov.
ernment upon them.
Georgetown Courier: DR.. +. X. Car.
penter informs us that he will go east
this fall and endeavor to raise means to
triple the capacity OF the new smelling
plant at Golden. The work OF the smelt.
or is entirely satisfactory, but lacks ca
pacity.
Alta depth OF 100 feet Williams L. Co.
have fine streak OF smelling ore in the
Nashville mine, northeast OF the Grown
Point.Virginia. which they are opening
up. Mr.. T.. w. Williams last Saturday
brought in samples OF the ore from this
streak for assay. The ore In being close
ly assorted in the mins and sacked be
lore 1t is brought to surface.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

Mrs. James Faulkner is visiting reIa-
tives and friends at Grand Rapids, Mich
Miss e. j. Harris, of Denver, came up
on Monday, remaining here until Satur-
day.
Ed L. Harris returned from Denver on
Monday.
Major Hal Sayr and wife were in the
city yesterday.
Fl. J. Kruse cane up from Denver on
Tuesday.
Captain Grant, prominent mining
man OF Telluride, was here yesterday and
examined the property OF the Cashier
Cod Mining and Reduction COMPANY.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
To the l'uhl,,.

Having leased the Mountain House in
Black Hawk, for term OF years which
after repainting and refurnishing, I will
open to the public by the 1O.h Of Oct
with A No. cook, and by supplying the
table with the best in the market we
hope to merit liberal share OF patron.
age OF the people OF the camp and the
travelling public. We cordially invite
you to call and see us. Rates as reason.
able as any in tho city.
The MouNrAIS HorE.. Co.
Black Hawk, Colorado, Sept. 81, 1901
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
Central City lYins

The monthly shoot of the Colorado
Rifle Association was not so we'll attend.
ed last Saturday. A number OF the mem.
bers were away on fall hunting trips.
But two clubs had full teams, Central
City and Denver. Sundays Denver News
gives the scores made as follows: Cen
trail City, Alb; Denver, 410; Colorado
Springs, four men only, 2O4: Aspen, one
man only, 81. The average number OF
points scored was 731s. This gave the
victory to the Central City Rifle club.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
IIi.d.


In Minneapolis, Minnesota, October Il.
1901, after an illness OF six weeks. Miss
Chloe A. Rhodes in the: 6Sth year Of
her age.
Deceased was sister OF j. p. Water.
man OF The OBSERVER. Miss Rhodes was
born in Galena, Illinois, October %, 1881.
her father being an agent OF the govern.
ment connected with the land depart.
ment. Her mother removed 10 Wiscon.
copsin after the death Of her husband
and thence to Dubuque, Iowa, where de-
ceased received her education. For ssv.
eral years she was matron OF the Homs
for the FrieDdless. Afterwards she 70.
moved to Minneapolis, where for the
past 10 years she has been matron OF thu
Bethany Home in Minneapolis. She had
been a hard worker all her life and until
her fatal illness, due tn nervous prostrs.
tion. she had been actively employed In
charity work.
The funeral services were held at the
Bethany Home last Monday afternoon.
her remains being taken to Eubuouc.
Iowa for Intern ant, where they wsr
laid at rest in Linwood cemetery, along.
side ner mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Water,
man, who died in 1888.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
Married.

At the residence OF the brides aunt, Mrs.
Richard Hall, in Nevadaville, Colorado.
Oct. II, 1901, Rev. S. A. Weber officist-
ing, Henry z. Warren and Miss Dora
Stephens, both OF Nevadaville.
The wedding was quite largely attend
ed, the bride being the recipient OF Q
large number of valuable and useful
presents. The newly aud happily wed.
ded couple starts on lifes' journey in
their new relations with the best wishes
OF their many friends. They will reside
here.
At st, Mary's church, Black Hawk. Colo,
RADIO, on Monday morning, October IA.
1901, Rev. Father Desauliners officist.
ing Peter Anners and Mary Dalla,
velle, both OF Black Hawk.
They take up residence in Black
Hawk.
At the home OF the brides parents. Cen.
trail City, Colorado, Wednesday even.
ing, October 16, 1901, Rev. S. ]. Ro1sra
officiating, Mr.. Harry G.. Willis aud
Miss Mabel Lundquist, both OF Cen.
| trail City.
The ceremony was witnessed by 4
large circle OF friends. After the cere,
mony splendid wedding supper was
served by the brides mother. The bride
is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lundquist, and is very popular young
lady. The groom is young man we'll
and favorably known. They have tho
best wishes OF large circle OF friends.
In Central City, Colorado, October Il.
1901, Thomas Hooper officiating, Mrs.
Sarah Wearne and Alfred Sobey.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
MADE THEIR LAST PAYMENT.

The purchasers Of the Doodle mine on
Tuesday telegraphed the Rocky Mount
ain National bank, this city, the sum Of
10000, which was paid out to the own
ers Of the property. This amount was
the remaining portion OF the $4,000
which was paid for the property. From
the number Of strikes recently made in
the 400 foot level the purchasers have
secured good property.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
BIG FIVE ASSOCIATION.

The Idaho Springs Mining Gazette
says, thct since acquiring the Crown
Point Virginia mine, it is reported that
deals are now under way for the pur-
chase OF both the Doves Nest and Com
stock, lying east of their earlier purchase,
the Bellman. This will give the associa-
ton over a mile of the mother vein of
Seaton mountain. They will do very lit
tie work on the group at the head of Vir-
ginia canon until the Central tunnel can
reach these mines and open them at
depth.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
DriscoIrs Death Causing Trouble.

special from Victor, Colorado, to last
Fridays Denver Republican, states that
committee Of alderman was appointed
Thursday to investigate the treatment
by City Physician Benson of the late
John Driscoll of Central City, who died
Monday of morphine poisoning. City
Marshal O'Connell charges that the city
physician failed to use stomach pump,
although he was called within three
hours after the poison was taken, and
that he left the patient after giving him
"a hypoderm.c injection. The marshal
also cites another case in which it is
Gained there was similar neglect, and
asserts the lives could have been saved
by proper attention. The matter has
created quite sensation.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
Saturday Night Fire.


Last Saturday night about II o'clock
fire was discovered in the building
above the Colorado & Southern depot.
occupied by the Gilpin Feed & Coal com.
pany, which is supposed to have had its
origin by persons who have been making
the yards a loafing place. 1t was only
short time before the building was burn.
ed to the ground, and two box cars OF
the railroad company iu the rear OF the
building was badly damaged The loss
entailed is placed at 5000, the losers
being the feed company, railroad COM
pany and j. K. Quigley & Co. of Central
City, which is covered by insurance. Mr.,
Manson, manager of the feed company.
has secured the band hall on Clear Creek
street, which the feed company will oc-
cupy for the present. When the insur-
ance adjusters arrive and settle it is
probable that other arrangements will
be made. The Central City fire depart.
ment sent down two of their hose trucks
and number OF the firemen assisted the
Black Hawk firemen.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
The Observer Mi3i79 Department.
COLORADO SPECIE PAYMENT GOLD
MINING COMPANY.

COLORADO SPECIE PAYMENT GOLD
MINING COMPANY
Last Saturday, in company with ths
president and general manager of this
property, Mr.. E. W. Williams, the min
iLg reporter OF The OBSERVER paid a
visit to the workings of the Specie Pay
ment mine on Bellevieu mountain. Ar
riving at the main shaft the reporter
stepped into the skip and was soon low
cred to the 400 foot level, which is in
from the shaft distance of 900 feet, the
last 10 feet Of which has been driven
through dixie OF porphry which some
what displaced the vein. The porphery
is becoming mneralized, eyidencing that
the vein will soon come in again. West
of this point and nearer the shaft there
is good mineral both on the hanging wall
as well as on the foot wall Ia the Slopes
above the crevice is well defined The
key rock between the two streaks of
mineral carries pay, stamp mill ore which
average of 81 per ton in gold, the average
o, the smelling ore being So per ton.
The 800 foot levels are in east and
west los feet, and axe driven to catch the
ore shoot that has been opened up in the
400 foot level. A tunnel or adit is also
being extended west OF this shaft, which
is in 1000 feet and will cut the vein at
greater depth and under the main ore
chnnt Tho 20 ,h, 70 &,
dumped and assorted, the smelling ore
being shipped to Black Hawk whence it
is taken by rail 10 the Argo works near
Denver. With 90 men working Gu two
shifts. day and night, the monthly out
put is 40 tons, 200 tons of which is
smelling and 80 tons stamp mill ore, and
is treated at the Hidden Treasure mill in
Black Hawk. This product is partially
from opets'g up new ground. Free gold
has been frequent found in the porph-
ry dixie above mentioned, that character
OF the crevice matter being sent to the
ssimp mill. The present condition of
the property is such as to place it in the
list OF dividend payiog properties. AS
OsAAtt p'cPCAt'co VI tut IDiIpd vi
which there are fourteen we'll defined
wins. when opened up more thoroughly
the ore output will be largely augment
ed, and the gold product proportionately
increased every month. The several veins
are favorably situated as depth is gained
The day shift OF miners are under the
supervision Of J. G. Williams, while Jo-
seph Hore has charge OF the night shift
At the present time the hcisting is done
from the cage ehaft by means OF Hen
drie & Bolthof lightning hoist, which
does the required work in very efficient
manner. While at the mine Saturday
the reporter observed large lot OF
smelling ore in the shaft building ready
for shipment and the ore bins outside of
the building filled up, with mill ore
awaiting shipment to the..mill OF the Hid
den Treasure company. The manager is
planning to put in an air compressor and
the introduction OF power drills, with
which to develop the mine to a greater
depth and the opening up Of new ground
with greater degree OF rapidity.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
$3.50 Per Day

Paid to agents selling our Mckinley and
holiday books; we pay freight and give
credit: don't send east for books when
you can get them here and save time and
trouble; write us at once. The Western
Book Co., Railroad Building, Denver. 2.t
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
Cut ElOMerH.

American beauty roses sl.50 dozen
A five Sage Palm s2.45, and just the
thing. Express paid on both the above
Send for prices. Alpha Floral Co, 42o
18th ST., Denver, Colo.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

|
an additional 100 feet sunk at once
There are number of tributers at WORK
in this property.
| The east and west levels OF the Cali.
fornia mine on Quartz hill, at depth OF
2200 feet, have been extended about 14t
feet and winze from the 2l00 foot level
west is being sunk and an upraise from
the 220o foot level west is being made
for ventiating purposes. The breast oi
this level gives Z very good showing, in
dicatng that the trend Of the ore shoot
is to the west. The east level at that
depth is also giving very encouraging
showing.
The aerial tramway from the Climax
mine On Quartz hill to the new rapid
drop stamp mill of the Avon Gold Min
ing and Milling company, is being ad-
justed so as to run smoothly and proper
ly. Yesterday it was running and ore
being dumped into the ore bins at the
mill. The mill, it is expected, will be
running steadily next week.
Last week Wilkinson, Sullivan and
others. composing the local pool who are
working Judge Louis p. Arrighis Dump
mine on Gregory mountain, made ship
ments OF stamp mill ore to one OF the GUS
tom stamp mills in Black Hawk for treat
ment. The Dump lies north of the Greg
ory and is parallel vein.
The Puzzle mine on Bobtail hill has
been outputting between two and three
cars OF smelling ore every month. Com
mencing this week the system of sub
leasing was introduced, upon the product
of which a royalty will be paid the par
ties operating the mine.
Good ore is being taken out of the
Next President mine on Gregory noun
tain by local parties, from the 800 and
100 foot levels. The property is owned
by Hugh Smith OF London, England.
The parties operating the Columbia
mine on Quartz hill, this week made a
shipment of ore to the Rocky Mountain
stamp mill and concentrator in Black
Hawk.
The Gettysburg Mining, Development
and Milling company, operating in Lump
gulch, Central district. north OF this city
are adding to their building over the old
Illinois lode, which will enclose new
SO-horse power boiler. E. W. Willard il
in charge Of the property. =
The east end OF the shaft building or
the Buell. mine is being enclosed and viii
cover the new 45 stamp rapid drop mil
OF the Gregory Buell. Consolidated Min
ing and Milling company. A contrac
for the mortar beds, stamps, automatic
ore feeders, etc, has not yet been let.
| j. NJ. Brown OF Apex, has sold to j. c
Fageu, ct. al. an one eighth interest il
and to the Bimetallic lode claim in Pin,
district
The Doyle Burns mining case. whicl
has been on trial 4 Council Bluffs. Iowa
last Friday, IN v amended petition
demurrers and s-wsrs were bitterl!
fought, has been postponed until No
.vember II, 1901. The defense had aske,
for a continuance OF the case until mex
term, which WAS denied.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
42O-Reward-$:O.

vSO-ReWMrd-SsO.
Twill pay a reward Of twenty dollars
70. information that will lead to the ar.
'est and conviction OF the party or par
ties who broke into the shaft building on
the Newfoundland mine, near the Ma
sonic cemetery on Gunnell hill.
GEORGE W. MABEE,
Central City, Colorado, Oct. o, 1901.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
For Sale,

Two heating stoves. one cook stove
and one double-barrel shot gun. For
cash only. Apply at this Office. II
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
Lost,

A brown colored storm collar, between
the Catholic church and U. S. mine on
Lawrence street. A suitable reward will
be paid tie finder by leaving at this of
fee.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
ORE sHIPM ENTS.

The ore shipments from Black Hawk
to Denver and elsewhere for treatment
for the second week in the present month
which includes mill concentrates, was 81
cars. or 1i53 tons. The OBSERVER was
misinformed in relation to the first
weeks ore shipments. The right num-
ber OF cars shipped was 96 instead OF lO7
cars as was published in last weeks is.
sue. This, with the second weeks ship
ments, makes a total OF III cars, or a
total OF 3lS6 tons.
TO ENLARGE THE GOLDEN sMELrER.
Go,den Globe: Dr.. +. X. Carpenter. OF
the Golden smelter, started east last
Monday night. He went to secure 800,
900 more capital for the smelter and to
order two more furnaces for the same.
There was no doubt in DR.. Carpenters
mind about the success OF both prop
ositions. The smel'er is succ ,ss in
every wav, only, that with its present
capacity it is swsmped with the volume
OF business that 10 coming. DIR. Carpen.
ter intende to be absent only week or
ten days. When he gets back, in all
probability a tramway will be built from
the railroad at the brick works out to
the smelter company g fine lime deposit,
two miles north, In order to have full
supply OF lime constantly on hand.
srUBTAIL LODE wOnKlNG.
Messrs. Grabmier, Cody, Noonan and
others, have taken lease OF the Stubtail
lode east OF the Newfoundland lode, on
Academy hill, and have resumed work.
This mine has produced in former years
ore that yielded well when treated under
stamps and at the smelters. 1t is a
patented properly.
kANsAs-BURROUGM sEPTEMBEI.
ORE SHIPMENTS.
President Richard Sykes OF the Kan.
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Mining com.
pany, reports that the shipments OF ore
from the Kansas and Burroughs mines
on Quartz hill for the month Of Septem.
Der, 1901, footed up 345 cars o; ore, OF
sos tons.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
Keep Warm.

Buy your stoves and ranges at ]. B
McKay's, Mellor block, Lawrence street
Central City.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17


WITH SAM NEwHOUSE WHEN HE
TALKED OF THE ERECTION or
NEW SMELLING PLANT.
The Denver Times says Sam Newhouse
bluffed the smelter trust. as no other
man has been successful in doing, and
that Newhouse willb enabled to operate
his properties. The trust will receive all
the ores he chooses to send them and pay
for 1t at rates that are naturally satisfac-
tory. At the time OF the formation of
the trust silver was 60 cents, now it is
5Ii5 cents per ounce, and lead was s4
Now it is almost impossible TO sell it at
any price. The Denver Times says: "Let
the mine owners bestir themselves before
it is too late and get some new and indie
pendent smelter. They are strong and
wealthy enough to combine among them
selves and erect big smelter. AS it is
they are now at the mercy Of the most
heertless or the most incapable combine
that ever was formed"
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

Next week there will 9 grab sals a.
the Mineral Palace on articles to the
value Of e2j. Only 90 cents grab.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

The best as well as the cheapest fur
niture, can be had at Anderson's.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

Fresh Poultry and Vegetables.
Received by every express at Niue ller'
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
lest Qualify

OF fishing tackle Of every variety a
Hyndman's book store.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
Best Brands Family LIQUORS

just received at Philippe, Ebli & Co. g
Lawrence street grocery store.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

New Photographs.
Price { to s75, st the Mineral Palace
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Giro
lini died this morning. Funeral will oc
cur to morrow morning.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
For Sale Cheap.

A 4room house and lot, in good con-
dition. Barn on lot. Inquire ut THE
OBSERVE Office. tt
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

HEATING STOVES, new and second
hand. Prices to suit all at the A.. L
Anderson Furniture c..
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

For Pride OF the Rockies and Shogo
flour see Robirs Il Scheer, Black Hawk
The Satisfaction OF kns~iug
That you are enjoying the best to te had
adds to your comfort IL travelling via the
Union Pacific. No line has faster trains
or better equipped or more luxurious
Jars whether East or West bound. See
your local agent or address, +. II. Griffin
general agent, Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

j. w. Campbell, Chairman of the Dems
ocratic county central committee, has ap,
pointed the following gentlemen as mem.
bers Of said committee:
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

The Mueller Commission Co. for
peaches, plums and pears.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

Piano for Sale.
Only 800. Inquire at The OBSERVER
office.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

Try Fluher's bakery goods at the old
stand on Lawrence street.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
Wanted

A good girl Tor general housework
Inquire Of d. p. Thomas, Central.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
conn ECTIOS MADE.

Last Thursday evening connection was
made from the Old Town mine with the
workings OF the Wautauga mine in Rus
sell district. This esta ablishes the fact
as has been contended by the owners OF
the former vein, that the Calumet com
pany were working on the Old Town
vein. Unless a compromise is effected
the matter will engage the attention OF
the court OF this judicial district.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

Fluher has the best bread, pies, and
cakes in the city.
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