Gilpin observer., 1902-07-24
BLACK HAWK.

hOchy mountain stamp tulll anu CouCcA-
tration works, have their plant remod-
eled and added improvements in running
order and are treating custom ore.
Samuel Osborne, after pleasant visit
with friends in this city and at Nevada
vile, has returned to his home in Den
yer.
Chancellor Buchtel, of the Uni
versity at Denver, came up Sunday and
officiated at the services held over the
remains of the late Walter Belden Kruse
held at the family residence Sunday at.
ternoon. He also occupied the pulpit
of the st. James M. E. church in the
evening.
In the match game Of ball played here
on Sunday last between the Fat Mems
club and the Lean Mems club the for
mer won by score of 20 to 10. The
game was interesting and furnished a
great deal of amusement to the spec
tators. Next Sunday afternoon the
Black Hawk club will play the Russell
Gulch club at the park in Central City
for purse of $50.
Sundays Denver Times says that a
suit has been filed in the United States
Circuit court in Denver against Larry
Maroney, the head of the Maroney Lum-
ber company of Cripple Creek. The
complaint alleges that the company has
cut and taken 5S,636 feet of timber from
the government land without a permit.
The estimated value Of the timber is
s71S.29. District Attorney Cranston
will prosecute the suit.
Golden Globe Mrs. Phil Rohling and
children arrived home from their Indiana
trip on last Saturday afternoon, after an
absence of five weeks. Mr.. Rohling came
down from the mountains to meet them
and escorted them home.
Owing to the delay met with in re-
ceiving portions of the machinery for
the new sampling works of the Miners
company, the plant will not be in read
mess to fully start up before August l..
Meanwhile stamp mill ore and concen-
trates are being purchased by the works
for which good price is being paid.
E. Manson received visit last Friday
from his wife and daughter, Miss Lida,
who came up from Denver and remained
here until Sunday. Sunday morning
they were joined by Mrs. George Wohl-
gesinger, daughter and grandson, who
also visited Central.
Lewis G. Snyder, Of Denver, arrived
here last Friday and remained until the
next day attending to business matters.
Edward Cody on Monday delivered
two loads of ore at the Rocky Mountain
Stamp mill and concentration from the
Patient Sisters mine on Negro hill
Eureka district. These works few
days ago completed treating lot of
crude ore from the Phoenix Burroughs
mine on Quartz hill. On Monday the
foundation of the Huntington mill was
raised and new Cornish rolls put in, also
Standard concentrating tables have
been put in the place of the revolving
circular table. 1t will require aboNt
two weeks time before the added i'm
provements are completed.
Since the completing of the improve
ments in the l. o. o. f. hall it is one Of
of the finest halls in the city. The reg
ular meetings on Monday evenings are
well attended.
&c. Martin reports that this month
he has enjoyed a better business than
during any previous month. Well, John
can stand streak of prosperity as well
as the next one.
Joseph Waldhardt has purchased the
DR.. j. II. Reid dwelling on Main street,
first door below his own place OF bust
uess. The brick building on Gregory
street has been sold to Mr. Richards.
Everything in connection with the
stamp mill and mines of the Boston &
Denver Gold Mining & Milling company
is now rnnning along smoothly. Ore
was being delivered at the company's
mill on Monday.
Rev. Father Hagerty will deliver free
lecture at the Presbyterian church in
this city to morrow-Friday-evening
on the subject of "Unonism and Social
ISM" Everybody is invited to attend,
as you will be pleased as Father Hagerty
is an able lecturer.
The Quick Time of the Union Pacific
For example, saves you whole business