Gilpin observer., 1904-07-14
BLACK HAWK.

Arthur Crook, Eddie quinn, Raymond
Omera and VIM. Moyle leave this morn
ing for two weeks fishing trip to Bould-
er park. They expect to bring in very
large catch and their friends will prob
ably send rig out in about week to
bring some of them in.
F. F. Brazil and c. H. Newby, wife
and children left last Tuesday for
Boulder park for an outing and incident
ly to try and land some Of the speckled
beaties.
Erwin Gooch OF Rollinsville was in the
city the first of the week on business.
Gully Larson came up from Denver
Saturday to visit her brother and friends
returning again Saturday.
Frank Bertagnolla left for Denver last
Monday on short visit.
Louis Flick and family left for trip
to Boulder park and will remain there
duriug the rest of the summer.
Amos Kearns left for Middle park
Saturday where he will visit with Louis
Flick and family.
Miss A. Anderson returned last Tues
day from a months visit with friends in
Idaho Springs.
Miss Laura Lapgdon of Denver ar
rived in this city last Sunday on visit
of two weeks with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Mackey has moved her house
hold good from Central City here AMI
will reside hers in the future. Zack
Mackey is smiling all over on account of
the above butwill not tell the why or the
wherefore but his friends say that it is
because he won't have to walk SO far
to see the fair one.
A marriage license was issued in Den
yer last week TO Angelo j. Leonardelli
and Mrs. Anna Creary of Black Hawk.
Miss Gussie Cohen Of Denver who
has been visiting with her cousins Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Cohen returned to her
home Monday. While here Miss Cohen
visited Rollinsville Idaho Springs and
other attractive points in the county.
She says that while here she had very
fine time and that Black Hawk people
are very hospitable. She will return in
a month 2r two again and finish up her
vacation.
Ben Hrrwitz is reported sick, it's too
hot to work.
Master James Rudolph left for a camp
ing trip to his uncle's ranch near Gilpln
the first of the week.
The will ne grand open air band
concert in the square next Saturday
evening. This band is the old Black
Hawk band reorganized and furnishes
some very fine music. A band is very
much needed necessity here and is also
good advertisement so help the boys all
you can.
At regular meeting OF Black Hawk
Tribe No. "a, l. o. II. NJ. last Thursday
evening the following officers were in-
stalled for the ensuing year:
Prophet Robliug,
Sachem- Herman Schoenherr,
. Sr. Sagamore-John Belcher,
Jr. Sagamore-John Curry,
Chief of Records Louis Rachofslsy
Keeper of Wampum-Joseph Bozargo
1st Sanap- Tred Ward
I'd Sanap-H. Hartman
1st Warrior-Fred Curry
I'd Warror-John Kreli
3d Wnrrior-Joseph Moyle
1st Brave-Richard Stevens
I'd Brave-Wm. Eccker,
3d Brave-Dave Thompson
4th Brave-John Lewis,
Guard OF Wigwam Fred Pircher,
Guard OF Forcst-Joseph Zeigler,
Representative to Great Council
George Ward and John Eatwell
Last Munday Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hol
lenbeck and party left for Boulder park
on m outing and incidently to fish lit
tie but did not have the right kind OF
bait or the fish seen them coming.
Earnest Mattivi left yesterday after.
noon for visit to Denver until Sunday.
Miss Emma Rudolph left on yester-
day afternoons passenger train for Den.
yer where she will visit with relatives
and friends for the next two months.
The Merry go Round moved to Cen.
trail Monday.
Miss Zeitz left this morning for visit
OF two weeks with friends in Denver.