Gilpin observer., 1907-08-08
BLACK Hawk NEWS


rado day.
Louis Rachofsky and brother, Ray
mond, went to Denver Sunday to visit
with relatives. They returned again
Tuesday, accompanied by their mother,
who has been visiting relatives there
for the past week or more.
E. Manson returned Tuesday from
Denver where he went to- look after
the coal situation.
John Best came up from Denver Fri
day to look after his mining interests,
returning again Saturday.
VIM. Mitchell and VIM. Stady left
Tuesday for St. Marys lake on fishing
trip. Mr.. Stady is recent arrival here
from Missouri.
There will be an entertainment at the
M. E. church Monday and Tuesday of
next week. The Maneley Robley Male
Quartette is scheduled to appear on
those evenings. Admission 15c and 25c.
John Ambrose, who has been SOLO urn
ing in the southern states for the past
year or more, arrived here Monday.
Miss Emma Horbeck is up from Den
yer on visit to relatives.
Mrs. Juneman of the Gilpin hotel left
Tuesday for Golden on short visit.
Mrs. Cora Harding of Denver is up
visiting with friends.
The Mackey Old Leaugers and the
Black Hawk base ball team had a game
of base ball Sunday and much excite
ment prevailed, especially when "Sun-
ny Jim" Oates, who acted as umpire,
announced some of his decisions. Part
of the players were up in the air all the
time. The game was finally declared
off by the umpire in the sixth inning
on account of too much kicking, the
score being seven to seven. He gave
the game to the Mackey team. A purse
of $50-has been put up for game to be
played in the near future.
Mrs. A. Miller has opened restaur-
ant on the main street and will cater tc
the public for anything in the eating
line.
Mike Vaught and Geo. VOCAL have
put up purse of 5000 for fishing bet
Each man claims he is the best mar
with the line and eight hours angeling
on the South Boulder creek is to decide
the wager.
VIM. Maughan and family enter
tanned number of their friends from
Denver Sunday. The guests came ur
on the morning train and returned the
same afternoon. They were Mrs. H.
Zisch, Misses Louise Zisch, Stella Burg
hart, Messrs. Henry Zisch and H. Han
ley. s
H. j. Freeman has accepted posi-
tion with the Hill barber shop The
large trade was too much for Mr.. Hill
to handle alone.
At the last meeting of the Red Mer
they decided to take lease on the Fire
mems hall. The dancing floor will be
enlarged somewhat and the front por-
tion of the building fitted up for lodge
room. This will be much better hall
for the Red Men as it will afford more
room for their large meetings.
Ray Thompson, Paul Miller and Harry
Key left Wednesday morning for Bould-
er park on a fishing trip of several days.
They expect to bring back big mess
of fish.
Ed. Feehan came up from Denver on
Sunday morning to visit and attend to
some business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hansen went to Pouch
mans ranch Sunday on picnic A fine
time was had by everyone present. We
might explain here also that Miss Olga
did not receive that swelling over her
eye by running into door, but that a
big mosquito attacked her while on the
picnic.
Albert Eccker, who has been ill in
Denver for the past several weeks is
up and around again. He returned to
Black Hawk again Wednesday.
Harry Key left for Denver again Fri
day afternoon.
Phil Rolling went to Golden Satur-
day afternoon to visit his family.
Thomas Dunstone returned from a
visit to Denver Friday.
Paul Miller refund from a visit to
Denver Friday.
The Observation-Disclosures Sampl-
ing works closed down yesterday and
are refusing to accept any ore whatever
from the mines. Their reason is that
they are unable to secure any cars from
the c. & S. for hauling the ore to the