Gilpin observer., 1903-03-26
BLACK HAWK.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Martin went to Den.
yer ON business the first of the week..
Professor Matthews returned from a
visit to Denver Saturday evening.
Mrs. Matte Ballard was up from the
capital Sunday visiting her mother Mrs.
James. She returned Sunday.
Frank Fleiss returned from a visit to
Denver Sunday evening.
Fritz Stroehle came over from Idaho
| Springs last Sunday, returning Monday.
John Keyes came up from Denver on
Monday and returned yesterday.
2 Oscar Flick arrived Monday afternoon
from the university at Boulder, where
he is studying.
j. Cohen left on Tuesday afternoon for
Denver, where he intended to purchase
horse.
Peter Hanson will leave shortly to Wis
it bis old friend Henry jacobson, at Sen
eca, Iowa. Mr.. Hansen will be accom-
panied by his son who has been in bad
health for some time, and it is hoped the
change will prove beneficial.
Mrs. Henry Mulheisen and daughter,
who have been visiting with Mrs. Neiil
Burroughs for few weeks, left Tuesday
afternoon for their bone in Denver. Mrs.
Burroughs accompanied them and will
visit in that city for a few days.
Pat Costello left on Tuesday afternoon
for Denver where he will spend week.
Frank Came was up from Denver on
Monday and Tuesday, looking after the
Eagle mill.
j. F. Hopkins, of the New York mill,
was up the first of the week from Den
yer and returned Tuesday.
Julius Mortenson and family leave to-
morrow for their former home in Den
mark, where they will visit for time.
Henry Croker returned from Denver
on Monday evening.
Benjamin Hurwitz left for Denver ON
Wednesday.
A Cohen returned from Denver Tues-
day morning.
Richard Webster is laid up at hcme
with a severe case of pneumonia.
Charles Klais has again taken hold of
the main agency for the American Stamp
company, and will attend to the wants
The mud is getting pretty deep again,
making it disagreeable to get around.
Milton Fick this week moved his fam
lily from Idaho Springs to this city, and
will remain here.
The Mandolin club on Monday night
was entertained at the residence OF Mr..
Bradshaw on Gregory street A very
pleasant evening was spent. Mr.. Brad
shaw's son and daughter from Denver
were present.
Vera Sisson, the little daughter Of
Mrs. Sisson of Central. IS at her grand
mothers, Mrs. Feehan, being sick with a
slight attack OF measles.
For the first time in several years, two
tickets have been placed before the peo-
pie for their suffrage at the coming city
election. The Independent ticket has
for its candidates, principally men who
have been in charge of the city's affairs
for the past few years, and who have al
ways looked after the city's business to
the best of their ability. even to the me-
glect of their own. The other ticket is
the Republican, and has good men on it.
The people OF Black Hawk will not suf
fer should either ticket be elected, but it
is always wise thing to keep city affairs
out OF politics and To elect independent
representatives, Who will att end to their
duties in the ctys interes is.
The Independent ticket has for its
nominees, James " Thompson, for may
or; John OMeara, for alderman of the
first ward, long term; George Vogel, for
alderman OF the first ward, short term;
II. +. Lynch. for alderman OF the second
ward; Peter Nelson, for alderman Of the
third ward; Thorvald Crook, for treasur.
er; j. S. Borham, for assessor; +. A. Ru.
dolph, for police Judge.
The Republican ticket nominated, has
John Robins for mayor, but he declined
and We are informed that John Stroehle
will be the nominee for this Office For
alderman, FIRST ward, long term, Thomas
Dunstone; for alderman, first ward short
term, Thomas Beattie; for alderman OF
the second ward Joseph Waldhardt; for
> alderman, third ward, William Davies
for treasurer, Joseph Wlniger; for police
judge, J. w. Straughr.
The city election occurs on Monday
April 6,