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Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
HfD WARWICK INJURED IN 4 FALL
ssslalas I fractured Elbow, Bruised HIPS ,at
Hurt Internally.

From the window of his room in the
Rialto, 1917 Stout street, Fred Warwick,
81 ysars old. Of Central City, fell dist
ance Of 30 feet, landing on the cement
pavement in the areaway separating tho
adjoining building. His elbow was frac.
tured. bis hips bruised and it is believed
he suffered internal injuries.
Warwick was in . most precarious DO
sition and could not be rescued for more
than . half hour. The court yard in
which be fell is too narrow to admit Of
any one descending ON ladder. Neither
was It possible TO extend ladder from
window Of any OF the upper floors.
After Police Surgeon McGillivray ~.
rived 10 the ambulsncs he realized the
hopslessness Of rescuing Warwick BY
any ordinary means. He therefore tele.
phonsd for the fire apparatus. Tho truck
from the central station responded. A
squsd Of fremen reached the roof Of the
building, while Captain Graeber was lot
down to the bottom on . rope.
The rescue was most spectacular.
Reaching the bottom, he took Warwick
in his arms, and the pair WAS drawn up
ward. At the second floor another squad
Of hrsmen received Warwick and drew
him through the window.
Despite his painful wounds Warwick
accspted the situation in jocular mood.
While the men were working above to
rescue him he forgot his pains and jested
about bis condition. While being drawn
up on the rope his false teeth dropped
from his mouth, and his last request be-
fore being transferred to the hospital
was made to the proprietress Of the
rooming- house, whom he asked to recov-
or his false teeth. This was done, and
they were sent to the hospital.
Warwick, who makes his homo in
Central City, is the owner of q saloon at
Nederland, Colo, which is a mining
camp near the Moffat road. He is in
comfortable circumstances
Denver Republican.
From information received from the
hospital whore Mr.. Warwick is confied,
the gentleman is recovering as rapidly as
could be expected considering the nature
Of his injuries. He is member Of the
Eagle and the Denver lodge ia looking
sftsr NJ wants.l
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02

WANTED-By Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant man aeer imam
or woman) for this county and adjoining
territory. Salary $50 and expenses paid
weekly; expense money advanced. Work
pleasant; position permanent. No invest
ment or experience required. Spare
time valuable. Write ut once for full
particulars and enclose self addressed en-
velope. Address GENERAL MANA
GER. 13l L. Lake st., Chicago.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
Advertised Letters.

Remaining in the postofflce at Central
City, Colorado, for the week ending
Wednesday, August l, 1905:
DE Reta, Tommaso Pyle, Mrs. Geo. N.
Rutherford, Mrs. r. b.
II not called for within two weeks the
same will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. In calling for letters please say
Advertised" RoBT. WILKINSON.
Postmaster.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
THE GUNNELL
TO START UP
tbs netlte'ioss Nine 10 Again b lidsd
b tAs List n Big Produesfs
4 NEW hIn1 10 Bt PUT on 1aE PROPERTY

Tho most important piece Of mining
news that has come to us Of late 10 that
the famous Gunnell property is 70 b
started up Immediately, large force of
miners employed and the property work
ed on . more extensive basis than ever
before in the history OF the mine.
A warranty decd has been recorded in
the clerk's ofiice conveying 10 Edmund
8. Biselow the Gunnell lode; east 500
fsst Of tho Grand Army; east 600 fest OF
Marine lode; east 1000 feet Of Fasan
lode; Wheeler lode; Gunnel No. 2; Star
OF Hope; Slaughter House; Josephine.
Tho transter includee all improvements
and machinery on tho above mentioned
lodes, located in Eureka mining district.
A quit-claim deed was also fled With
the clerk and recorder yesterday convey
ing from tho Gunnell Gold Mining &
Milling company to Edmund 8. Bigelow,
Of Kansas City, Mill lot No. 9 in Black
Hawk, the Grand Army lode. the Marine
lode and the Tiger mill site.
The property has been transferred from
Mr.. Bigelow to the new company which
is to work it on such an extensive scale
as to make the output Of this celebrated
group Of rich mining claims heralded
from one end Of the country to the other.
The company has also secured title to
the Kimber and Fullerton lower mill of
40 stamps, and the Polar Star and Mead
mills. These will be used to treat the
milling product Of this rich group of
claims. and it will require large num-
Der Of miners to keep them going stead
lily.
The new company have set aside
large sum Of money for develoment and
putting in new machinery and new top
buildings. The Gunnell proper has not
been worked for neary two years. when
the shaft house was burned down, the
machinery destroyed and the Cornish
pump and shaft badly damaged.
The newly reorganized company will
at once erect splendid shaft house on
the site Of the old one, install new ma
chinery therein and clean out the shaft
and get the pump in working order.
when the mine will be drained and put
in condition for breaking ore.
The Grand Army shaft Of the same
property has been worked continuously
by quite number Of leasers who have
been making money. When this property
is again working to its full capacity it
will add vastly to the output and pros
perity OF the county.
Mr.. Edmund 8. Bigelow of Kansas
City is the treasurer of the newly or
ganized company, with w. F. Hogan, of
Denver, general manager.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
u Wort e,Iedsi, nipe.

X. Winterman and wife, Of st. Louis
were in the city this week. Mr.. Winter
man is prsaident Of the Gold Seal Min
ing company and was hero for the pur.
pose OF making arrangements and out.
lining plans for the commencement Of
work on the CORTLAND group Of claims.
The group comprises tho Keystone,
Courtland, Caledonia, vermilion, Quaker
City and Boston, located on Alps hill.
The principal claim Of the group is the
Caledonia. This 10 down only . short
distance. It has not besn worked for
twenty-five years. When the shaft has
been cleaned and Setimbered sinking
will be prosecuted to depth Of 400 feet.
Tho group will be worked through the
Caledonia.
1t is estimated that . month will be
required to get the shaft OF the Gale
donia in shape 20 that sinking can be
commenced and considerable work will
be done on the group. during the fall
and winter. Located - it IL in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of such rich producers
- tho Alps and Pyrsnees, the Caledonia
whom in shape i bound to yield hand
some returns for the money invested:
Everything is favorable for . rich and
heavy output and under the skillful
management q 4. W. Davis, who 10 now
In charge Of the property, the highest
anticipations OF the company back OF
the enterprise are sure 70 bs realized.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
Notice.
City Clerks Office,

OICy OItTh Ol1Ct,
Black Hawk, Colo, July 20, 1906.
Public notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll OF taxable, real and per.
sonal estate In the city OF Black Hawk,
for the year A. d. 1906, has been COM
pleted and returned to the city council
by the assessor.
All persons feeling themselves ag.
grieved by the assessment Of their prop
erty are hereby requested to make out
or file their objections in my Office on or
before :the 7th day OF August, 1906,
at which time the same will be heard by
the city council.
1872 FRED BAUER, City Clerk.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
To the Public.

Notice is bsrtb, give" hat all persons
wishing to cout 81 with city sewer as
contemplate vi please call at the
city clerks "ilics u q zig the agreement
as presented. " iurr the next council
meeting, On ihur ha, ~. nj, Y, August
9th, 1905 X SULLIVAN,
city Clerk.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02

Judge Alexander. Of Arapal1oe county.
is out as candidate for district Judge Of
this district. Judge Ashbaugh, Of Gil.
pin county, backed by John Vivian, will
also enter the race. Ashbaugh may be
o. K. but the "boss" grooming him tskes'
the flavor from the cake.-Grand County
Advocate.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
Green vegetables at Hawley's.

carrying a good percentage OF copper.
These shoots do not intermingle and
there is no dividing ground between,
which Is very strange feature Of the
mine. These bodies OF ore will be work.
ed extensively. NC. Hughes and Lew
Larson are looking after the under.
ground workings.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02

Drop in at Rapin's and see the sweil
line OF hammocks he is selling at prices
that will certainly make you buy.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
RUSSELL GULCH
MINING NEWS
lls Chase Has elMag Enpisgnsal b Z
llsSs nunbsf 4 LSassfs.
s1uts ,aspt,1lts Il the SANE DISTRICT

Tho Empress mine in Russell district,
which 10 under the management Of Chss.
Harms, 10 steadily pesgipg away. He 10
having two cross-cuts driven. in the 200
and 4O0-foot levels cast, and from al sp-
pearances is very near the vein which 10
the desired point, the ore already carry.
ing good looking mineral.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
Dies Of Heart Trouble.

Miss Minnie Dunn, age "a, died yes
terday afternoon, Of heart trouble. The
funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p. m.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
Notice TO eaqIes.

A i members ,'.'nti 'itv aerie are
urged to he y emo mr-tipg to
be held on n ., Nu9u-, O b. Bus
iness OF unus,i .su,nc, IL to be
disposed OF g IS NLgxANDER,
W. Pres.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02

Manager Harper, Of the Gibson mine,
informs US that he is well pleased with
the results obtained from that property
and from all indications will be better
pleased in the near future. A large force
OF minere is being employed and the ore
has excellent values, being steadily ship
ped to Black Hawk for treatment. At
present cross cut is being driven to the
Star Of the West mine. In the 3S5.f foot
levels, running both east and west, the
ore is looking exceptionally good and
shipments are being regularly made from
there.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02

Tho Pierce mine, in the lower sod Of
Russell gulch, il under the management
Of Frank Hardy and 10 beginning 10
show signs OF becoming . dividend payer.
Only . small iorcs 10 now beiDg worked.
but much larger one will be put ON in
the near future, - the development
work now under way will open up the
mine % that moro men can be employed.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02

Mr.. Anger. the manager Of the Pitts
burg mine, informs us that the mine un.
der his management is doing first rate
and looking better every day. The prop
erty is owned by the Cashier Gold Min
ing company. Water seems to be the
only drawback that the mine has, but
this is very easily overcome by hosting
the same on the night shift. During the
past few months the property has been
shipping about $1,000 worth Of ore a
month, which runs in different grades,
from $500 to $4,000 to the ton, and this
month the tonnsge will be increased
considerably. Most Of the ore is sent to
the sampler at Black Hawk. being OF q
smelling character. During the past
week the shaft house has been repainted
q brilliant red and the company's name
put on one side, while the name OF the
mine is painted on the other. Frank
Owen is the artist who did the lettering,
and good job 1t is. indeed.
The Hampton mine situated in the
lower portion Of Russell gulch, is owned
and operated by The Hampton Consoli-
dated Mining company, under the man.
.agement Of VIM. II. Chittsnden. This
mine Is dividend. payer to the fullest
extent, and has the ore bodies that will
make it 30 for some time to come. Good
ore is being broken In the 100 and 2C0
foot levels and has excellent values. An.
other shipment Of this ore will be made
in q day or 80 to the Globe smelter.
Drifting in the different levels and also
sinking is being pushed to n large ex-
tent, the mine being at present $50 feet
deep. A shoot Of ore carrying high lead
values seems to run from the east and is
met in the center OF the mine by another
ore shoot which comes from the west,
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02

The Chase mine in Russell district,
under tho management Of }. A. Gimour,
i being operated under the leasing sys-
tom. Tho mine 10 500 fset deep and 10
bcing worked down to tho $50 foot Sta
tions, about forty leasers being kept at
work. A number Of the latter are max.
ing good money. Tho orc values run
from low grade ore to hundreds Of dol
lars TO the ton.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02

The Gulch mine, situated on the ridge
between Russell and Lake gulches, is
owned and operated by William Mitchell,
and is showing up in fairly good shape.
At present the operations are being con-
fined to stoping in the 4OO-foot level and
development work. Tho ore taken from
tho Slopes is being shipped to tho Buell.
mill in this city and gives good values,
although better body Of ore is expected
to be encountered soon.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02

Orange I, ivi,y's.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02

The East Notawsy mine il operting on
the leasing system, which seems to be
very satisfactory. Tom Martin is the
manager. Several Of the leasers have
been doing excellent lately, among whom
are Hugh Edwards & Co., who have q
block OF ground in the 55O.level. Their
ore runs about six ounces gold to the
ton. which is very good. Martin & Co.,
other leasers working in the same level,
have some ore that runs 21l ounces to
the ton. Several Of the other leasers are
doing we'll also.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
Ore Shipments For JuIu Month.

The following figures show the ship
ments for the entire month:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-22
YALE VARSITY
SCORED ONCE

In the practice yesterday at New Haven
the varsity had some lively scrimmagng
with the freshman eleven and one score
was all the big lads got The practice
took the form of a regular game, and
the teams worked tricks frequently. Some
OF the varsity eleven were not called up
on TO work. Today only light work will
be done.
Whether Knox will get into Saturdays
game is giving Yale some worry. The
coachers would like to have him, but just
now IL looks a though this dashing little
runner was doomed TO the bench. He'
wrenched the ligaments of his shoulder in
the Princeton contest and has not re-
covered well from the hurt.
Roome and Veeder are being given the
brunt OF the rushing now in anticipation
of the loss OF Knox. Roome is getting
faster and stronger every day and will
probably be I'm the line OF battle when
Harvard reaches here. He is kicking
fairly well and is doing better work In
that line than was thought possible for
him after his serious injury
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-22
CORNELL MAY
LOSE BIC GUARD

Elmer Thompson. CornelIs big guard,
hurt his leg in preliminary practice at
Ithaca yesterday afternoon and was forced
20 retire TO the clubhouse Thompson
WAS one of the line men who were work
ing under Coach Lueder engaged in charg-
fng each other. In one OF the mix-ups
some one banged into his knee and hurt
y so he could no longer pla. 1t is feared
mat the injury is serious.
The Cornell Varsity played after dark
last night and the street lamps were
burning when they left the field No
fcrimmage was held, and in all proba
bility there will be but one more before
the Pennsylvania game Tho men are
hearty on edge. and the coaches will take
no chances. Schoelkopf and Costello
gave the men long talk about the Penn
sylvania style OF play before the signal
for practice began. With Beacham
echoellkopf and Dyer at their heels driv-
Ing them on the varsity ran through sig
mails at very high rate OF speed. and the
plays which will be used against the
Quakers were thoroughly mastered
The team seemed infused with ginger
and the coaches smiled with satsfac-
tion. Newman was back at centre. but
Walder and Jameson did not take part
IN the practice. Brinton played for
few minutes only. Sailor took Thomp-
son's place at guard.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-22
HARVkRD's ATHLETIC
FUTURE STILL DOUBTFUL

A motion empowering the Harvard Ath-
letic committee 10 authorize dates for ath.
letic sports from Dec. TO July /. 1907, dur
Ing which time the governing boards Of
the university will further consider the
general question of athletics, including
the regulation OF football. was adopted
81 Boston yesterday at q meeting of the
board OF oversecrs OF Harvard. The action
Is in concurrence with a recommendation
recently made by the corporation OF
the college. Under n previous vote the
authority OF tho present athletic COM
mittee terminates on Dec. / Of this
year
Whether football will be permitted at
Harvard next season is still an open
question. IS the special Joint committee
appointed from the corporation and the
board OF overseers to investigate and re-
port on the general subject Of athletic
control Dec is nov given seven more
inonths Co consider the natter The al
legged abuses I'm football contests which
wero especially put forward by President
Eliot formed the principal basis for limit
tnC the authority ~ the athletic commit-
tee which had absolute authority upon oil
athletic questions
Football was not discussed in any way
at tho session.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-22
AGILE LIVED UP TO NAME,
REGA|NS SPEED AND WINS

Agile. a horse that was made a cripple
and nearly ruined last year In an endea-
vor TO beat the peerless Sysonby. regained
some OF his vigor and speed yesterday
Rt Bennings track He was entered In
the handicap. the last race OF the after
room, and won In a hard gallop.
II was Agile's first winning race Of the
season. He was such a great horse early
IN his three-year-old career that when w.
Harry Brown sold ont his stable. which
Included Salvidcre. Frank Gill j. G. Core
bnd other fast youngsters. Robert Tucker,
his trainer preferred Agile To all OF the
string and recommended him 10 his friend.
Frank Brown. AS a good purchase. Brown
bought the horse. but he proved "A costly
lemon until yesterday.
That Agile would certainly win. many
rlose observers OF the conditions which
prevailed maintained from the time the
race was called until his number was
hoisted first on the winning board. They
were Influenced i'm this view OF the re-
suit by peculiar phases which governed
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-22

| the race. They knew that he had Just
arrived az the track from a New York
trip when Angler had beaten him I'm his
previous race and that his condition
was much better yesterday.
When Agile came on the track his
coat shone like highly polished mahog-
any, His air and carriage was jaunty
and he moved like a young colt that
had found the elixir OF life. All dur
ing the race he tugged Justify on the
hit and after Leonard Joe Hayman
mad acted AS pacemaker TO the stretch
he took the lead with a rush
-Four of the poorest three -year-old
Niles that have raced this year or
nearly any other season. were contes-
tants for the Nestal Stakes. the fea-
tured event Nemesis. Winfred A, Single
Shot and Belle OF Jessamine were start
ers--a sorry comparison 10 the two great
tilies kiamesha and Santa Catalina that
fought this race out To a head finish last
fall
Nemesis. fourth-rate selling-plater
ard slow rater had more speed than
her opponents and could have beaten
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-22

Baldwin was forever hammering away.
usually with his right to the kidneys
which were red and sore when ho had
finished. Yanger in the past has been the
master OF nearly every boy he has met az
close quarters but last night he was
whipped AT his own game.
When the pair started 90 work i'm the
first round Baldwin began chasing after
Ianger, smashing away wherever he had
a chance. Yanger on the other hand.
backing away blocking TO the best OF his
ability and landing only when pulled I'm
close For the next five rounds with ever
Increasing speed, Baldwin was on top Of
his man, smashing away and getting re-
turns 90 the body. but gaining his lead
and increasing steadily
In the sixth round Matte hammered
Yanger pretty badly. and the Chicago
boxer seemed a bit dazed but once in
close he got TO Matties body and the lat
ter went 10 the mat Baldwin gathered
speed after this round and sailed into
Nanger who made a pitlable rally Yam
ger came back strong i'm the ninth round,
but he dropped away again in the next.
ln the 18th round Baldwin took to the
mat twice, partly on account of his own
swings. though he was helped down by
fanger and in neither case did he take
the count These seemed TO serve only TO
urge Baldwin on 10 greater effort
In the lost round, Yanger game os a
champion. stood up. and the pair mixed
II fast and hard: hut the rally gave Bald
win another slight lead. and. while Yanger
was AT no time I'm any great danger OF
taking the count. he was greatly outpoint-
ed The referees announcement that
Baldwin won at the end Of the 18th round
was hardly necessary.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-22
SOLDIERS SHOW
INCREASING POWER

on a wet field yesterday al West Point
the first team tore the scrubs 20 pieces
capt. Hill and Moose making 10 and Is
yard and gains through the line reE eated-
ly During the afternoon Practice the
varsity scored three touchdowns. and
Beavers dropped a field goal Smith came
out Of the hospital yesterday but did not
get in togs. and in the Syracuse game on
Saturday Moose will play fulback. Han
Ion, whose knee has been in bad shape
for some time has Joined the sick squad
and will not play ,on Saturday. Hckam.
T. J. Johnson and Ayres are making a
fight for the position at end.
Ayres returned TO the squad yesterday
after an absence OF over week on ac-
count Of studies His work in the Prince
ton game. after he had relieved Sterns.
was OF high order. and he Is the strong
est candidate for Hanlon's place.
r. ID. Johnson only played a short
time and Montford played quarter. The
tickets for the Army and Navy game were
distributed yesterday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-22
BENNY YANGER is
BEATEN BY BALDWIN

Benny Ysnger. year ago one Of the
best little fellows OF his weight I'm the
business. boxed Matte Baldwin at the
Lincoln club. Chelsea, last night. and
WAS badly whipped The difference I'm
his hghting last night and that OF "A few
months ago when he whipped kid"
Goodman here was remarkable.
In the 10 rounds that the two bows
boxed last night. Yanger ar times
showed flashes OF his old-time boring-in
tactics. but flashes were all His great
feotEork of the past he did not reveal
and. unlike the Yanger OF aid, he seldom
BOT In and slashed on the body as he used
10. though game as ever
Baldwin fought as well as ever I'm his
life. His two weeks OF hard training for
the battle. under George Dixon. who ad-
Sised him last night showed his callbre
for he pegged away viciously at his man
all the time. forcing and leading from
the start 10 the finish OF the battle
The fight Itself was not anything won
derful. II was pleasing to those who
like the slower, hard hitting game but
" was too one-sided To be interesting
j. was Baldwin who set the pace; IL
was Baldwin who did the leading: II
was Baldwin who scored oftener and
better. Yanger landed the harder
punches, but they were so few and so
SC ldom in tho right spot THAT they we're
shed by Baldwin.
About the only time that Yanger did
much work was when he was pulled In
by Baldwin on the lead and then
Nanger Invariably smashed over a stiff
right that he sent fun tilt with a stiff
fened back behind it These did not
always land, but when they did they hurt