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Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
Died.

In Nevadaville, Colorado. Monday, Sep
tember I, 1902, Anna, wife Of James
Cash, aged % years, 6 months.
Mrs. Cash's death was very sad, and
the sympathy OF the entire community is
with her husband. She was member
OF the Degree CT Pocahontas, under
whose auspices the funeral was held
from the M. E. church yesterday after
noon, and which was largely attended.
Interment was made in Bald Mountain
cemetery.
In Central City, Colorado, Friday, Au-
gust 30. 1902, George H., infant son of
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Manning. aged 3
months and Z days.
The funeral occurred Sunday.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
PLANT FOR THE wALrHAM.

A gasolene hoist and engine has been
ordered for the Waltham mine, south OF
the Saratoga mine in Russell district,
has been purchased. This mine is a
phenomenal one, in that they are ship
ping the entire crevice matter to the
Carpenter smelter at Golden. The shaft
is now down to depth OF over 100 feet,
and is netting over 1910 per foot sink.
ing. The offer Of 100000 for the mine
made last week was refused by Hastie &
Co., who have been working it under a
lease and bond Of $4,000. It is under.
stood that cyanide plant will be put up
and the ore treated by that treatment.
Test runs under that treatment have
given good returns.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
NOTICE.

The attention of parents is called to-
the following rule adopted by the Board
Of Education.
"Children entering school for the first
time, who are six years Of age or who
will be six within two months after the
openingof the term, will be admitted
not later than Monday Of the third
week Of the term"
H. 81. LAKE,
Secretary.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
The Observer Mi3i39 Department..

are In operation the plant will easily
handle between 500 and 600 tons every
"a hours. The product will then be
ample to keep refinery running con.
stantIy. The smelter is now running
steadily and 1t is not believed that it will
be necessary to close down but short
time while the pipes Of the new furnace
are being attached, for the plant was
first constructed with the intention OF
enlarging it later.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
SPECIE PAYMENT MINE.

Tho output Of the Specie Payment
mine for tho month OF August was TIC
tons Of milling ore, which was treated
at the Hidden Treasure stamp mill in
Black Hawk, being hauled from the
mine by wagons. The smelling output
is shipped direct TO the Boston & Colo
RADIO smelter at Argo. The total tonnage
OF smelling ore was 103 tons, and this
added to 776 tons OF stamp mill ore
makes grand total Of $40 tons. The
ore gives former average returns.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
DAISIES, SECOND INNINGG.
NOTICE.


In compliance with section No. 213 Of
the session laws Of the year 1902, notice
is hereby given that the board of county
commissioners Of Gilpin county, Colo
rado, will meet at the court house al
Central City, Colorado, on September
18th, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. m. as Board
OF Equalization and that said board
will meet at said place on September %
1902 at 10 o'clock a. m. to hear com.
plaints from those dissatisfied with
charges in assessment.
J.. s. UPDKGRArF.
County Clerk,
Gilpin County, Colo.
CeniEal City, Colo, Septsmbsr 2, lsoa
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04

Married.
At the parents residence on Four Mile
hill. east Of this city, Wednesday, Sept.
3, 1902, at 200 o'clock p. m., Rev.
George, rector of st. Paul's church,
officiating Leonard Bishop and Miss
Marguerite Stella Rudolph.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Judge F. A. Rudolph and wife, Of
Black Hawk, and is a very popular
young lady. The groom ls well liked
young man Of Central. The best wishes.
Of their many friends go out to them in,
their new departure on life's journey.
At the residence of the brides mother in
Central City, Colorado, Wednesday.
: September 3, 1902, at high noon, Rev.
George, officiating, Miss Matilda Shul-
thies and Mr.. John Stroehle OF Black
Hawk.
The wedding was witnessed by large
number Of relatives and friends. After
the ceremony all present partook Of q
sumptuous wedding dinner. The deco
Fatipnp wseesssv beAutieul, IL ron0s
being nlled with besutiful and stately
palms, while in the wedding ro0m hung
. largo, handsome horal wedding bell un-
der which the happy coupls wsre united.
Tho decorations wers the aztistic haudi.
work Of Mr.. Armitage, the fnsist
Tho bride wore . beautifnl wedding
gown, and appeared most statsly snd
beautifully happy. The groom is Of the
firm Of Stroehle & Sons. and is promi-
nent business man OF the county. Their
many friends wish them much joy and
happiness and may they always be the
recipients of Gods choicest blessings.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
ORE SHIPMENTS.
~~HNONN~~

Tho ore and concentrate shipments
made from Black Hawk to Denver, Col.
den and other points for treatment for
tho last nine days in August was 14s
cars. Added to the 306 cars shipped for
the first three weeks in that month
makes total shipment for August Of
454 cars, or total OF 5000 tons. The
shipments to the Golden smelter Of crude
ore etill continues to be good. When the
pending improvements being made to
those works are completed the reception
OF Gilpin county ore will be largely aug.
mented,
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
RESUMED SINKING.

The West Justice Leasing Company
yesterday morning resumed sinking the
main shaft, which is now down to depth
of 575 feet. 1t will be continued on down
to depth Of 800 feet before sinking
ceases. This mine is improving with
overy foot Of development.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
! oILPIsr NOTES


MrA W. C. Matthews and family who
have been spending their summer here,
left on Tuesday for their home in Col
den. They had q fine time while here.
John Hanson was a visitor here last
Sunday.
Frank Galligan left this week for Den.
YER where he enters Jesuit college.
The base ball game last Sunday be.
tween the local nine and the Hughes.
vile nine was won by the former by the
score OF 8 to-
Justice Of the Peace Peterson reports
this ne the most peaceable section Of the
county.
Miss Irene Coyle has gone to Denver
whore she will attend the Sisters Of Lo
rette academy. She will be missed by
by her many friends throughout the
county.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
WILLIAMS NINE SOLD.

The Williams mine in Lake district
has been sold to the Williams Mining
company. The deed is signed by Helen
F. Pike, Robert W. Cooper, Robert F.
Weitbrec. ct al. The property will soon
resume work under the new company.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
NEWS AND NOTES.

ISSNS-\S
G. w. Baldwin Of the New National
Tunnel Mining Company has added to
his other holdings the Black Bear, Jen-
ME Blanche Extension, Prince F, and
Croesley lodes. Deeds to the same have
been made matter Of record with the
county clerk and recorder.
A Black Hawk pool known as the Raj.
ferty pool are working that portion OF
the Chase lode in Russell district known
as the Posen Plume vein. Last week a
two car lot OF ore was sent to the Car
penter smelter at Golden for treatment.
The new Williams Gold Mining Com
pany in Lake district have purchased
mining tracts A, B, G, D, E, situated
north OF the Williams lode in Enterprise
district.
Manager Elias Stefan Of the Delmon-
leo mine on Quartz hill. reports that a
good body OF ore having been opened up
in sinking the main shaft which is now
about 800 feet deep. The owners of the
property will continue On down to a
depth OF 1000 feet.
Last week Zancanella Bros ct al, OF
Russell Gulch shipped 80 ton lot of ore
from the Frontenac mine in Russell dis.
trict 10 the Carpenter smelter in Golden
for treatment. They have not yet started
to rebuild the shaft house that was de-
stroyed by fire two weeks agv.
A switchback to the Sapp mine on
Quartz hill which is worked under lease
to Myers & Co. OF this city, is to be put
in to connect with the main line OF the
Gilpin tramway.
A. G. Elliott lessee Of the Doodle mine
IN Eureka district, has shipped lot OF
orc to the New York stamp mill in Black
Hawk. The ore is classified into three
grades. The first class is treated at the
Argo smelter, the second at. the Rocky
n ountain concentrator and the third te
the stamp mill.
A small steam plant has been placed
ON the Portland mine in Quartz Valley
district. The ore taken out is coming
from the surface.
w. Ballatyne OF Denver, will cut q
hoisting plant on the Straub lode, south
OF the Gunnell mine on Gunnell hill
the mine has been idle for five years.
The Chase mine in Russell district is
affording employment to a force of q
miners. A shipment Of ore from the 3O(
foot level gave returns OF from 6 to I
ounces gold per cord. The lead ore gave
returns Of s75 per ton, while ore from
near the surface gave an average of s4(
per ton. A pump has been put in te
handle tie water.
Davey & Co. are taking out smelling
ore from the Eldorado mine in Russell
district that yields an average OF $50 pei
ton. 1t comes from depth OF 100 feet
The Stewart mine in Russell disti ic
has been leased to McKibben & Co., O
Nevadaville. An air shaft is being sunl
west Of the main shaft for better ventila
tion. They have crevice OF three fee
OF very fine appearing ore, PARTIAL.
smelling and the remainder milling.
A deed conveying to the Kyle Golt
Mining Company the westerly $50 fee
OF the Gundy lode in Quartz Valley min
ing district, has been made a matter O
record this week. The deed also convey
a water right to spring of water on th
premises. The deed was signed by Ig
mass Gundy. William Woods OF th
city represents the purchasers.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
Notice to Taxpayers.

l am now making out the delinquent
tax list for the year 1901 and all taxes
not paid up to and including the year
1901 will be advertised and sold accord
ing to law. All parties wishing to save
additional expense must pay their taxes
at once.
CHRIS TREzIsE,
|. County Treas.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
Extra Nice.

Philips, Ebli & Co. are in receipt of a
fine line of fancy and staple groceries,
which are Of extra nice quality. Drop
ard leave yo ur order.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
Born,

In Nevadavills, Colorado, August 81,
1902, to the wife of John Lying, a son,
weight 10 pounds.
In Russell Gulch, Colo,, September 2.
1902, to the wife of Albert Albisini, a
son-weight 8 pounds.
DR.. Fouts reports mother and son
getting along finely.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
Choicest Coffee.

Roasted and unroasted. as we'll as the
finest line OF teas in the county can be
obtained from the Sauer McShane
Mercantile company. Lovers OF these
beverages should bear this In mind.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
REMODELING THE PLANT.


Cripple Creek parties have taken hold
oi the plant owned by the Elk Park M &
M Co, at Elk Park, in the Pine Creek
district. The company owns what is
known as the Annie Fl group OF veins in
that district, the ore from which will be
treated at their mill as soon as it can be
remodeled and put in proper order for
the treatment OF ores.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
SCHOOL huItn

ICome on boys, your school suit is
really. We have just received large
stock Of boys aud children's clothing.
The CENTRAL SHOE & CLOTHING Co.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04

sportsmen. Consult Your Interests
BY calling ut the Mineral Palace for
your rifle, shot gun, or anything In the
way Of fishing tackle. A splendid ,stoclR
to select from.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
Tea ! TeA /.

A refreshing cup. The cup to truly
cheer must be Of the best quality, prop
erly cured and dried. The Sauer-Mc-
Shane Mercantile company will supply
your demand In this.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04

School schoes for the boys and girls
at The Central Shoe 4 Clothing Co.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04

Acarload OF potatoes and Rocky Ford
wutermelons Just received at Reiva's.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04

Fresh and crispest of lettuce, onions
radishes. celery and all garden truck a
Reiva's.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
Cricket Game.

q pe match game Of cricket played
ct Qey Park, Denver, last Saturday and
Sun1Ay. between the Mountain Daisies
OF Nevedaville and the Denver club, the
lattee Uon by the following score:
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
Foley's Kidney Cure.

Will cure Bright's Disease.
Will cure Diabetes.
Will cure Stone in Bladder.
Will cure Kidney and Bladder Diseases
Sold by J. b. Merritt, The Fair.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
Fine watch repairing at the Mineral
For sale Ch.np.

A six roomed house, stable and prem.
ises, including furniture for house. All
in good shape. Inquire Of VIM. e.
Smith on High street, Central or at
The OBSERVER office.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04

Rocky Ford watermelons and canta.
loupes ut Reivns.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04

AT Hyndman's Book store, for si.75
per box.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04

Go to the A. L. Anderson Furniture
company for your carpets and linoleums.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04

Anew line OF Hammocks just received
at Rapin's
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
Losr-REwARD If RETURNED.

A small black leather bound book, the
contents being in cypher. Return to this
Office and receive reward.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
The Best lee Crea

The Best lee Cream.
Ice cream soda and fruit syrup at
Hyndman's City Book store.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04

Lettuce, celery and poultry at Reiva
4 Co.'S.
Gilpin observer., 1902-09-04
CLOSING OUT SALE.
Open In The Afternoons
al Good . Gent cigar

II. II. KRUSE,
At Old Stand on Gregory Street.
The evening world., 1902-11-21
|HARVARD TEAM AS 1T WILL FACE
Head Coach Earle
Tells the Students at
Mass that He
Cannot See How the
Crimson Gan Lose.
Special to The Evening world.l

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. 2l.-Har-
wards football eleven which will clash
with Yale at New Haven tomorrow is
a far less inferior machine than the
Crimson supporters whose betting In
Wall street are willing to concede,
Head Coach Farley. speaking to Har-
ward men at n mass-meeting in the
Union last night, said without equivoca-
ton that he did not possibly see how
Harvard could lose.
Everything has gone just as we In
tended 1t should" he said. THE men
are in perfect condition and are all on
edge. I could not be better satisfied"
A glance at the personnel OF the team.
however, may clear up many disputed
points and show In some way upon
what foundation the remarks uttered in
the Union last night were based. In
the first place, take the back field. The
four men who will represent Harvard
behind the line are Graydon. Capt. Kcr-
nan. c. Marshall and Putnam. The
first three of these Played on the Grim
son eleven last year. holding down the
positions respectively OF fullback, left
halfback and quarterback Graydon
and Herman made the all-Amerlcan
The evening world., 1902-11-21
FACE YALE'S ELEVEN TO-MORROW
Cambridge Team Is
Strong as Can Be at
Every Position, with
the Possible Excep-
ton of Centre.

result Of constant defensive work on the
scrub this week he Is prepared to give
no. Of Yale. a hard tussle in to-mor-
rows game.
To the right Of sugdcn will be found
Marshall. the giant guard from Dart
mouth. who stands 6 feet 4 inches in
height, weighs 2l2 pounds n is built
IN proportion. The most powerful man:
probably, that Harvard has developed
ises to give. Glass. OF. Yale. a sitter
proposition than that player dreams of.
He Is a dark horse. Farley evidently
had him in mind last night when he
prophesied that Harvard could not lose.
Barnard at left guard Is another pow
erful player. Last year he made the
Ail-Amertcan This fall he Is calS 0r
which purpose he was transferred two
has been playing for three years. Shea.
left tackle, beside Barnard. Is a new
man, but a wonder. A perfect. Apollo
in form, he is a giant as well. -
Mills. who will play left and beside
Shea is another new man; he Is a big
chap. however. tipping the beam at 1S2
pounds. and besides being n corkinE
tackler he is a wonder in rushing with
the ball.
Harvard's fourth All American player
is found in Bowdltch on the right eN-
tremity of the Crimson line. Bowditch
can be eulogized in a few short words:
He is a fierce breaker of interference.
wonderfully quick down the field on
punts. always in the game. Knowlton.
who will play at his elbow at right
tackle. is n fighter. too. He plays low,
and is ut his opponent like a m
all the time.
The evening world., 1902-11-21

team and Marshall was placed next to
Daily as the greatest quarterback In
the land.
This fall. with DAILY playing little foot
bail, Marshall will undoubtedly win the
coveted position on the All-American
team, for he is one OF the most brill
liant quarter-backs in tho country. His
running back Of punts and kIckofs also
Ia superb. He Is a hard tackler, runs
the team well and has never been laid
by for a momen during his three
years OF football on account OF an in
Jury.
Grnydon Is the f~ercest lineIoucking
fullback in the land. Every man he has
The evening world., 1902-11-21
COLLEGES TO RUN
CROSS COUNTRY.
Annual Contest Between Uni
versity Athletes Takes Place
at Morris Park Wednesday.

The nnuaI intercollegiate cross-coun-
try meet. to be held at Morris Park next
Wednesday, promises some exciting
sport. Franchot. Yale's crack runner
and winner of last years cross country
run. Is again entered. but he Is not apt
to have things all his own way. as the
other colleges ave entered some very
good men In addition to some Of those
who took part last eyar.
w. A. Colwell. of Harvard. which has
entered a team for the first time this
year, is about the fastest man of the
team. and those who have seen him run
say he will make ranchot hustle to win
out. Bowen, OF Pennsylvania. and
Schmidt, of Cornell, will also be in at
the finish, and the contest between
these two men will be exciting, as Bowen
Just managed to peat Schmidt at Mil
adelphia last Wednesday in the cross
country run between Pennsylvania and
Cornell.
Drodge, a Columbia man, ought to be
well up front, as he went over the
course Saturday in IS minutes 81 3-5 sec
onds.
The contest for team championship
VIII be very close. Yale, the present
holder of the title. will not have the
services OF many OF last years team.
but in their recent trial the men made
very good time. Pennsylvania and Cor
nell are very closely matched. as Penn
sylrania only won Rom Cornell last
week by n score of 10 points to II.
But little is known of the Harvard
and PriGceton teams. but Harvard NAV
ne counted upon as entering u team
worthy of putting up a game fight, es-
p~ecially as she has the services OF such
men as w. A. Colwell. w. G. Clerk and
G. NJ. rockingham
The evening world., 1902-11-21
BOBBY WALTHOUR
AND NAT BUTLER.
The Two Will Be Team Mates
in the Coming Big Six-Day
Cycle Race.

Tae South is to be well represented
in the coming siX-day race at the
Garden for Bobby Walthour has finally
decided to compete and is rapidly get
ting himself in shape for the event.
walthour injured himself a short time
ago in a bad spill and 1t was thought
he would not be able to ride again this
season. 4 wire came from him this
morning to Pat Powers. however, say
ing that ne would surely ride and that
his partner would be Nat Butler.
This team will be one that will make
any of them get up and ride as they
never did before. There is not a more
popular pace-follower in the busInes
than Bobby. and "o.d Man" Butler can
come near holding his own with any OF
the sprInters.
While the race itself is going to be
one of the greatest ever pulled off the
Management has secured some side at
fractions that will furnish entertain
ment well worth the entrance fee. Dan
Canary. the trick rider, has been Sc
cured to do his wonderful act. After
doing a ;oop the loop act clear up IN
the dome OF the Glrden he comes Gown
a spiral patti as fast as n streak OF
LIGHTNING on a single bltycle wheel
without handle Or pedals.
This speciality act, with the speclai
esrlrt races between the star speed
merchants which will be dished out
every night will keep up the excitement
when the grinders to lag.
The evening world., 1902-11-21
YALE AND HARVARD READY
FOR BIG FOOTBALL GAME.
Coaches on Both Sides Are Confident of Win
ning-Betting Favors the Blue.

The excitement in football circles over
the Sridiron struggle between Yale and
Harvard tomorrow is the greatest ever
known in the history OF the game. The
interest taken in 1t is widespread, and
betting will even be greater than 1t was
on the game last week. when Yale de-
feated Princeton.
The fact that Glass would not be pro-
tested by Harvard. and hat Yale would
certainly play him. became assured and
Immediately the betting took an upward
turn. with Yale a pronounced favorlte
for the followers OF the game look upon
the big guard az one OF the best men
on the gridiron to-day.
The Harvard team departed for New
Haven this morning and is now safely
housed In the enemy's camp. The fact
that the betting is against their chances
does not effect the Harvard men in the
least, and they fully expect to return
home victorious.
Head Coach Farley, in speaking Of the
game. said:
Frankly speaking, I do not see how
Harvard can lose. Everything has
worked out this fall just as we expected.
The evening world., 1902-11-21

and we have a remarkably strong team.
1t Is stronger than last years eleven,
which defeated Yale 90 to nothing"
Coach Lewis. the former Crimson
centre, was even stronger in his re-
marks.
When the Empire State Express"
he said, consisting Of Graydon, Ker-
nan and Mills, strike Yale's guard.
Glass. there will be trouble ahead for
Yale. Harvard's team this year Is bet
ter than last years team. II would take
a better team than last years eleven
to defeat the team Harvard will place
on the field. Consequently. how much
superior to her last years eleven ale
present team must be to win | leave
you to figure out"
In the Yale camp there Is nothing but
Joy, II already arrangements are be-
Ing made to celebrate the winning.
None Of the wearers Of the blue see
how they can lose and all expect to pile
up a big score.
Charley Gould, Yale's last years APP
~ predict a Yale victory by the
score of Is or 20 to o."
Rev, Or, Cutten, coach FOR the centre
men, said:
81 look for a Yale victory by the
score OF is to g."
Mike Murphy. the veteran trainer. said:
Yale will go into the game on edge,
and Yale will win, is to o.
The evening world., 1902-11-21
PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS
ON THE SPEEDWAY.
Brushes Saturday VIII He Close
and Exciting with Cracks
Handling the RcinE.

Professional drivers will have IN in
ming on the Speedway tomorrow after
noon. a race having been arranged for
them In conjunction with the regular
Championship. Jack Curry Will drive
The. King or Crescent, George Spear
will start Alice Barnes. Charles Thomp-
con will have Col. Wilkes and Isaac
Flt ming will try to win with Promise.
The committee has arranged, ten brushes
In an. including the championship CON
tests for PAGERS. t%rott!nS teams and
pacing teams. The t]rottinE champion
sAip was settled last Saturday when
Eingmond won the fourth consecutive
brush in the series.
The horses that are to he driven by
professionals tomorrow are owned by
members of the Road Drivers, Assocla-
ton. who permit the more skilled driy-
ers To enjoy an afternoons pleasure In
sneedway competition, The first brush
viii he started promptly at 2 o'clock,
The contests are over the lower stretch
Of the Speedway in front Of the club
house