Gilpin observer., 1902-01-23
BLACK HAWK.

BLACK HAWK.
Mrs. Ray Stout left for Golden last
Thursday where she will visit her mother
and brother for a week.
the merchants of the city report
very fair trade.
Manager L. H. Stockbridge of the B.
& D, NJ company, reports that develop
ment work on the mines of that com
pany is progressing favorably. Portions
of the different veins are being worked
under the tribute system.
The new boiler received at the Eagle
mill few days ago has been installed.
The public schools of this city, in com
pliance with the proclamation issued by
Governor Ormap, are preparing for the
proper observance of Mckinley Day.
Daily shipments of mill dirt from the
mines worked through the Bobtail tun-
mel are being maintained. A large pro
portion OF the ore is sent to the local
custom stamp mills OF the city, the
smelling ore going to the local sampling
works.
Quigley & Co., the Central City con
erecting a building 26x52
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on the north side and adjacen,
Mason's new building on Main street.
That gentleman is getting in shape for
handling hay, grain and coal as well as
lumbar md mine timberS.
The mill men at the various stamp
mills along the creek report having
good supply of custom ore.
Nate A. Sears of Central City, has
completed the masonry work at the new
stamp mill of the Bonanza Tunnel com
pany.
John McGinnis, late agent of the Col
orado Il Southern railroad in this city
is now at Bsssemer, short distance
from Pueblo. He is succeeded here by.
Mr.. Seigfried, who has been acting agent
during the absence Of the former.
Biily Manning and the Watson Broc.,
Daniel aud George, former residents Of
this city, now located at Butte, Mon
tana, were visiting friends here F.iday
and Saturday of last week., They left
for ST. Louis, Missouri. last Monday.
The Indian Social Club of this city,
gave very pleasant party last Satur-
day evening at Firemen's hall. 1t was
we'll attended.
Mrs. Ben Kimber, who has been very
i'll at her residence 10 this city, is re-
ported as being out OF danger and slow
ly recovering.
Charles z. Stout of the Gilpin hotel
spent several days in Central City lasl
week as one of committee appointed
by Judge A. II. De France to examine
the books and accounts OF County Treas
urcr Christopher Trel;se,
For fear that you may forget the fact
The OBSERVER will remind you that the
Black Hawk fire department will give a
ball at Firemen's hall on Friday even
ing, February H. The Opera Housa
Orchestra will furnish the music.
Joseph Waldhardt, Jr., is paying a
visit to his parents in this city for the
first time in several months.
Peter McFarlane returned from Card
inal, Boulder county, last Thursday,
where he has the contract for The erec-
tion Of Il new STAMP mill near that place
for the Boulder County mine, which is
operated by Mr.. Lake.
The stockholders of the New York
Mill company will hold their annual
meeting at the Rocky Mountain National
bank in Central City next Thursday,
January 30, 1902. Directors OF the same
will be erected for the ensuing year.
Fred G. Kelly was visitor to Denver
on Monday, returning on the evening
train.
4. e. ClarR Of the Clark Hardware
Company, came up from Denver las,
Tuesday.
Joseph Waldhardt is still confined to
his residence by an attack of la grip.
George Fertig OF the Golden Sheaf is
in the city resting up.
Tuesday the Rocky Mountain concen
traitor put through lot of ore for George
:. G. Moore OF the Oranoake mining com
pany. Mr.. Carvel the foreman has had
to turn away considerable ore on account
OF not having room for it. A larger plant
Of this character is needed in this city.
Last Monday the team attached to the
delivery wagon Of Robins S Schser be.
came frightened and ran down Gregory
street. The driver Herbert Smith was
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