Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Mrs. Osborne and daughter left for
hort visit to Denver Sunday morning.
Free Lynch and son were visitors to
Denver Sunday.
Pat Lynch was also visitor to Den
YER Sunday.
James Oates took in the various do
ings in Denver Sunday returning again
in the evening.
VIM. Vine went to Denver Sunday to
spend the day and also some of his sur
plus cash.
John Curry made very pleasant visit
to Denver Sunday.
Misses Florence Hill and Jennie Tay-
lor honored Denver Sunday by visiting
there all that day. They returned to
their homes here the same day on the
late evening train.
Joe Barill, wife and daughter left for
visit to the state metropolis Sunday
morning.
VIM. Key went to Denver Saturday
morning to visit with his folks and in
cidentally take in the Derby held that day
at Overland park. He returned again
Sunday evening.
Paul Miller and Henry Eatwell left
for Golden Saturday morning and re-
turned again in the evening. While
there they investigated into the con-
ditions and rules that their running
team will run under on the Fourth of
July.
Pat Nevins and Elmer Reynolds went
to Denver Friday afternoon to take in
the Derby and incidentally to add to their
overburdened purses any money that
some foolish person had the nerve to
place against their favorite horses.
They returned home Sunday evening
but failed to inform us whether their
tips went straight or not.
John Eatwell and wife of Longmont
arrived here Sunday morning to visit a
few days with relatives and friends.
Ed. Anderson came up from Denver
Sunday morning to see his parents, re-
turning again in the afternoon.
Peter Lynd returned again to Silver
Plume Friday after short visit here.
George Kurtz went to Denver Satur-
day to see some of his relatives, return
ing again Sunday.
The platform at the local depot is be-
ing repaired by the bridge gang of the
C. & S. Co.
1t is reported on good authority that
the Tucker Mining Co., who are operat-
ing the Tucker property in Chase gulch,
have secured the Gilpin mill and will
proceed at once to make modern mill
and concentrating plant out of the
same.
On the 26th of this month the Poca-
hontas will give a big fair at the Fire
mems hall and everyone is invited to
come and have good time.
Joseph Borzago went to Denver yes
terday afternoon to attend to some bus
mess matters.
F. Rosee and A. Eccker and others
are practising drilling every evening,
preparatory to entering the drilling
contests on the Fourth at Boulder and
other points.
John Smock was visiting here Sunday
returning to Denver again Monday.
Miss Irene Roberts was among the
passengers to Denver Monday.
Abe Rachofsky returned from a visit
to relatives in Denver Tuesday.
At the dance given by the local base
ball club last Friday evening the boys
cleared the neat sum of S25. Every one
present had most enjoyable time and
there was good crowd present. Last
Sunday afternoon the boys crossed bats
with the Russell Gulch team and the
score stood 16 to Is in favor of the lat
ter at the close of the game. The line
up of the club is as follows:
Manager-Henry Eatwell
Pitcher Oats
Catcher-John Waldhardt
First base-Frank Shinherr
Second base-Geo. Alderbrand
Third base-Wm. Bollart
Short stop-Wm. Moyle
Left field-Ray Omera
Center field-Bert DAILY
Right field-Albert Oates.
Next Sunday afternoon the above
team will play with the Alerts of Gen.
tral on the local grounds.
Found-A watch fob with pictures in