Gilpin observer., 1903-07-02
BLACK HAWK.

otEdueser lost Wcoh, IctuibibB hoAo
Saturday.
Mrs. John Rohling and sister, Miss
Bertha Mitchell, returned last Tuesday
from four weeks trip to Nebraska.
The dance given by the Rathbone sis
ters last Friday was well attended and
everyone had an excellent time.
Andy Fleuckenstein went to Golden
last Sunday and returned that evening,
accompanied by his wife and daughter
who have been visiting in that city.
John Rohling visited Golden last Sun
day.
Mrs. Philip Hollenbeck returned from
Denver Tuesday evening.
Louis Prcher went to Denver Sunday
and took in the ball game.
Phil Rolling spent Sunday in Denver
and Golden, returning Tuesday.
Herman Percher was visitor to Den
yer last Sunday, returning that evening.
Jack Fleuckenstein went to Denver
Sunday and witnessed the ball game.
James Tabb spent Sunday in Denver
taking in the ball game.
A fire alarm was turned in Tuesday
morning, occasioned by small blaze be-
ing seen on Al Mortenson's house. The
frame roof through which the chimney
passed caught af1re, but there was little
damage done. as it was quickly put out.
Mrs Otto Reckling returned Sunday
from Burlington Junction, Missouri,
where she has been for several weeks
taking treatment for rheumatism. She
is much impr owed.
Fred Pircher was in Denver Sunday
taking in the sights.
Mrs, Charles Niccum and children
left Saturday last for Topeka, Kansas,
where they will remain for some time as
Mrs. Niccum's health has been very
poorly here, and that it is hoped that a
lower altitude will help her. Mr.. Niccum
went as far as Denver, returning Sunday
eveing,
Miss Olga Crook returned from Col
den last Tuesday, where she had been
visiting friends.
Leo Prcher went to Denver Sundey
to take in the ball game and returned
that evening.
Harry Clark went to Denver last Fri
day to visit his folks.
Mrs. Arthur Beattie and daughter left
yesterday afternoon for Longmont to
join her husband, who is employed at
that place.
Mrs. Matt Daniels left yesterday for
LaPort, Indiana, where she will visit
With relatives.
W. G. Stearns OF Littletoh and party
OF friends were in the city this week and
made an examination OF the Star OF the
West mine. =
At the regular meeting Of the Rising
Sun Tribe No. S4, 1. o. r. NJ, the follow
ing officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing term:
Sachenf-Joseph Zeigler.
Prophet-Herman Pircher. ri
Senior Sagamore-John Rolling.
Sunior Sycamore Herman Shoenher.
Chief Of Records Rachofsky.
Keeier Of Wampum-J,Y. Thompson.
Col. Of Wampum-Jo Borzago.
Rep. to the Great Council-Louis Pr
cher, ard George w. Ward.
O'Meara i Cameron have ceMpleted
the sidewalk up the south side 81 Greg
ofy street, and also fixed up the fume
aud laid a new walk over it leading up
Cooper street, both OF which are a most
decided improvement and which are
greatly appreciated by all those living
in that locality.
Mrs. Anna Swanson who has been
visiting friends and relatives here. left
Friday for her home in Denver.
E. e. Clark was passenger to Denver
Saturday afternoon.
Notice
Notice is given that the city clerk OF
the City Of Black Hawk has been in
structed by the committee Of unsold lots
and grounds to announce that Geo w.
Forman has made application for surface
ground upon all that tract Of ground
lying within the city OF Black Hawk,
and which is described as follows:
TRACT Beginning at point on
line 3-4 sur. No. $50, Little Silver lode,
80 feet from cor no 3 thence N. 50 deg, 10
min, T.. 1872 feet; thence n. so deg 40
min. w. 81 feet; thence S. 60 deg. "a min.