Gilpin observer., 1909-07-08
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3 NEWS NOTES
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CHaS. hldlS, lHeO. NelSOn, JaHe'
Morris and Leo Thompson spent Mon
day at Tolland. Leo went to help his
father transfer the big catch he
made at kremmling from the Moffat
train into the large carriage. He was
disappointed as the fisherman didn't
reach Tolland Monday. The fish
didn't reach Tolland Monday, either
nor Tuesday.
Dan Williams and family We're out
to Boulder park Mon5ay.
Bart Camilli's little boy was mum
oered among the young patriots who
suffered on the Fourth that the ami
versary of the country's birth nigh
be fittingly celebrated. The boy with
another youngster was shooting of
fireworks at the ranch where the
Camilies are residing in Quartz
valley. A large cap was discharged
by Camilli's playmate and in expiod-
ing part OF the cap struck young
Camilli in the eye. The boy was sent
to Denver Tuesday, where his eye
will be given attention by spe2ia
list.
Joe Sebastian had narrow escape
from losing his life on the 3rd He
was coming down the walk wher
someone showed him off. He lost his
balance and fell on the ground, strik-
ing his neck against a piece of glass.
The glass made an ugly cut, expos
ing the jugular vein. Had the cut
been a scant quarter of al inch deep
er his death undoubtedly would have
resulted.
Will Hamilton cut his hand with a
butcher knife Monday, almost sever
ing the thumb. The wound is nasty
one and it will be some time before
it is healed Will is a bad man with
knife.
John Hamilton returned yesterday
from Denver, where he went as n
delegate from the Black Hawk lodge
to the grand lodge session of the X.
of p A.
c. A. Jackson made a hurried trip
to Denver yesterday afternoon. He is
expected to return today.
Mrs. Dingle. daughter-in-iaw of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Dingle, is Black
Hawk visitor. Her husband was up
but returned to Denver Tuesday.
j. V. Thompson left for Kremmling
Saturday morning. where he went in
quest of speckled beauties. He was
gone until Tuesday evening and
didn't catch enough fish fer story.
| He says the water is too high in
that section for n medium fisherman
| like himself. The Observer man ex-
pected to go with him, but was
afraid of missing some fireworks.
which, by the way. didn't materialize.
Paul Miller experienced hard luck
! in his race at Golden Monday with
| Henry Buchanan, of Denver. He was
,aken with IIan.ps and was beaten
| by Just % ieet. The race was five
miles and Miller led his opponent
buchanan was q lap to the good as
Aliller's stolnpch was bothering him
considerably. He had gained the lap.
though, at the close of the race, all
but 20 feet, and had the contest
been for another mile he says he
would have won easily The track
was muddy and the time made by
either runner was not good. Bucha-
mans time was Sc minutes and 90
seconds and Miller's 81 minutes.
Mrs. Holbrook and daughter, Edna
Mr.. Holbrook was down but did q
marathon back TO Black Hawk Sun
day evening.
Paul Miller. Chas. Darby and vi,
Wan Fritz, who had been down to
Golden for the celebration Monday.
returned home via Rollinsville Tues,
day evening.
Mrs. A. Lipp and daughter, Stella,
returned from a visit to Denver yes
terday.
Mrs. John Osborn returned from
Denver over the Moffat road yester-
day. Mr. Osborn couldn't stay away
from dear old Black Hawk that long
so he walked up from Golden Mon
day evening.
Albert Eatwell and Archie Gray
will reopen the Black Hawk bakery
today. The same has been cleaned
up and put in condition to enable
the new firm to conduct a first-class
establishment and furnish the very
best in their line. AS this is a home
industry 1t should receive the support
! and patronage not alone of the resi-.