Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
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from the state hatchery soon.
The Chaddock residence just below
the Colorado house is being repainted.
A marriage license has been issued to
Ed F. Murphy and Abbie Lynch Of this
city.
George d. Johnstone returned from a
the week.
Trouting on the North Boulder and
the lakes north of that stream is said to
be better this season than for many years.
The picnic season has opened. Parties
of that nature are becoming quite num-
erous at Missouri lakes, especially on
Sundays.
George W. Rudolph, of this city, was
married to Miss Bessie B. Mertzer, a
graduate of the Denver Training school,
on June %.
Mr.. Witty, the contractor, has taken
the contract for the erection of the shaft
building on the Banta lode, for the
Nebraska owners.
Jeff and Sam Aldrch, of Butte, Mon
tana, after a visit to their former stamp
ing ground in this place, returned home
Tuesday morning.
c. w. Baldwin, of the New National
Tunnel and Mining company, was at
tending to business matters here on
Friday and Saturday.
The Miners Union No. 1877, of this city
now hold regular meetings which are
we'll attended by the members and the
visitors of other unions.
Miss Vera Sisson has returned to
Denver after visit with her grand
mother Mrs. Feehan in this city. Her
mother will locate at Boulder.
Owing to scarcity of water the new
Oliver stamp mill in Chase gulch is be-
ing run on half time. 1t is well sup
piled with ore from the Bonanza tunnel.
Mrs. r. r. Noel of Fortorile, Indiana,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Preston Hol-
brook, in this city. She will also visit
her son at Ames, Colorado, before re-
turning home.
The concentrating works in this city
are being rearranged and many improve.
ments added that will enable the works
to do much better work on low grade
ores than formerly.
Mr.. Murphy, late of the Colorado
house, is now .tributing in the O'Neil
mine, north of the Gregory mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ecker, of Denver, has sue
ceeded him at the Colorado house.
Now that the Russell Gulch nine have
challenged the local nine for match
game of ball at City park, Central City,
there is no doubt but that it will be &c
cepted, as there is $50 to back the chal-
lange up with.
l.. HI. Stockbridge, former manager of
the Boston ~ Denver Gold Mining and
Milling company, returned Monday from
a six weeks visit with friends at his old
home in Haverhill, Massachusetts. 1t
was the first time in over 30 years that
he had vacation of that length of time.
E. S. Moulton, one of the owners of
the Rocky Mountain stamp mill and
concentrator of this city, had the index
finger on his right hand cut off last Sat
urday by having it come in contact with
the bumper of a concentrating table. 1t
is quite painful and will prevent him
from using his hand for quite while.
A rumor is current in this city to the
effect that local pool is being formed
for the purpose Of operating the Hard
Money mine at Hughesvile, Fairfield
district. The mine is now owned by
parties who reside in Denver, and from
whom lease will be obtained. For the
the most part the pool is composed of
practical miners
The local base ball club played the
Idaho Springs base ball club return
? game on the grounds of the latter last
: Sunday and were beaten by score of
:36 to 6. The game was witnessed by a
large number OF spectators. The nine
returned home about 8 o'clock in the
evening they were accompanied by a
large lumber Of citizens.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the Co.