Gilpin observer., 1903-03-12
ROLLINSyILLE


There he will keep part OF his horses and
stage or two SO that it will be possible
to get ont here at any time,
] Several more saloon men in town
some going 30 far as to bring bar fix
, lures, but there is a question yet to be
settled whether or not they will be able
to run while the law is as it is
Mf. Hunt is doing good work. for oul
paper, and, we understand, an outfit will
be put in soon and the paper printed
here.
At the Bate & Hicks camp some very
heavy and effective blasting is being
done. Some pretty scenery is being
spoiled but the road is getting a good
: bed for its track.
Services were held at the school house
'ast Monday evening. Lamps have beer
put up and the condition OF the hens.
will be otherwise improved from time Il
ltime.
The matter Of locating a hospital here
is be,,,,1 talked up and seems to receive
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favor with all classes.
The GrLp1S OBSERVER will soon have
an sxperienced mi ling man on the field
here and if you wish to take a Central
CITY paper this is the on = sor you.
Idaho Springs Gazette: s.r' John d.
Wilton. this week, through the Broad
Real Estate agency, sold his home at NO
16 Miner stxSss, to Mr.. .: '0sli'esns -
mining man formerly of Perigo, who will
bring bis family here.
A. Almquist. Olof Colling, Chas. Sod
erberg, Otto Erickson and Emil Eick-
son have erected two neat log huts with
canvas tops in which to live while doing |
their grade work. They have contract
ed with Good i Co. for some 1900 yards |
Of work. There is but comparatively |
little rock work.
Elisha Stephens with a team Of horses
and boiler iron stone boat Is working at
Bate g. Hicks contract. The use Of the
boat greatly facilitates handling the
heavy broken rock
Several men with two mules and some
profanity moved the old ore crusher out
OF the room at the east end OF the old !
mill. II the rope had not slipped or
broken some OF the men would not have
assumed such horizontal positions shak-
ing their feet at the heavens.
The A. L. Anderson Furniture Co.
Is planning to put in stock of furni-
ture, stoves and household furnishings
in one room of the old mill.
The time of the mail is changed. The
carrier now gets the mail at Black Hawk
at 1892 m and arrives here at I:30 IN
this giving US the mail the same day it
leaves Denver.
A telephone has been put in the office
OF the Northwestern Colorado Explora-
tion Co.
Sam Glanville and Mr.. Loderbaugh Of
Central came out last week to build the
store building for Mr.. Trevorrow.
Oscar Williams will soon put new 4
seated stage on the route between here
and Central City and Black Hawk.
Mrs. Connors was sick the fore part OF
the week.
j. Dufield and wife went to Den
yer Saturday.
X. d. Turner, Ed. Kaltenbach and
Fred Feltz were in town Monday on bus
mess.
Barber Rogers expects his family from
Kansas us soon as he can find house.
The Longans are still with Mr..
Longan's father who has been removed
from Crisman to Boulder.
The Quigley Lumber Co. sold some
5000 feet OF lumber to L. K. Farrow who
has established grading camp not far
from town..
Mrs Connors was Central visitor on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Conway OF Denver visited Chas.
Straub Wednesday.
New, four-room house with pantry and !
closets on Fourth High street for sale.
Inquire OF Mrs. r. V. Parenteau. II
Cheap for Cash.