Gilpin observer., 1910-06-30

for the British mine the past week.
Chas. Daley came up from Leyden
Saturday to visit his family. return
ing again Monday.
Dave Brannin left for Roggen last
Thursday and returned again Tues
day.
John Loss came over from Victor
Tuesday to visit with his family.
Mrs. L. Pircher was among the pas
sengers from here to leave Satur-
day morning for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Maughan went
to the valley Saturday.
H. E. Horn, of the Denver M. &
M company made business trip to
the Queen city Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Beck were
visitors to Golden Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. Jackson and Mrs. John
Robins left Sunday morning for Den
yer.
George Fritz was among the bus
mess passengers to leavd Tuesday
morning for the state metropolis.
Ernest Klien, of the tram road, left
Tuesday morning for California, whore
he will visit. 1t is reported that Mr..
Klien may return accompanied by
better-half.
James Morris intends to go to the
ranch ear Kremmling to spend the
Fourth.
Arthur Crook is painting the front
Of the postoffice and the building oc-
cupied by Chas. Klais.
Desmond Coughlin and wife return
ed Tuesday evening from months
visit to points in Indiana and the
Niagara Falls. Mr.. Coughlin will re-
l:eve Mr.. McGinnis in Central tomor-
row.
Mrs. Thomas Dunstone and daugh-
ter went to Denver yesterday after
noon to remain month.
Mrs. D. Balotti, of Georgetown, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Irvine.
Ed. Blake left the latter part of
the week for Denver. He was feel
ing a little under the weather and
thought short sojourn in the Capt.
tai city would do him good.
Mrs. Jud Kriley returned Sunday
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Denver.
A number of families figure on 60
ing to Boulder park and other points
to camp after the Fourth.
The Women of Woodcraft at their
meeting Tuesday evening postponed
the installation of officers until July
18th. There will be no meeting Of the
lodge on the 5th.
| Mrs. Ralph Meyers came up from
Denver Friday to visit her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton.
VIM. Crossley, who had been spend
| ing a week in Denver, was compelled
to return to Black Hawk Saturday
evening. The heat so affected Mr.
| Crossley he had to seek the services
of a physician. Mr.. Crossley says /.
ne IS to encounter any warmer times
in the hereafter than he experienced
in Denver last week, he doesn't care
to leave this earth.
John Hoskin, of this city and his
brother Jim, of Idaho Springs, went
to Littleton yesterday to purchase
blacksmith shop. They intend to make
their future home in Littleton.
George Fritz and family were in
Apex Saturday and Sunday arranging
their house for occupancy this SUM
mer. The family will go to Apex with
in few days.
Jud Kriley and zack Mackey went
fishing Saturday. They didn't have
very good luck. but nevertheless had
fish to eat. Before leaving they went
to the grocery and bought some can
ned oysters and sardines.
The C. & S. railway is offering a
rate of one fare for the round trip
to all state points during the Fourth.
Tickets will be on sale the End. Srd.
and 4th. The fare from Black Hawk
to Idaho Springs and return for the
celebration will be so cents.
The flood of yesterday did not dam
age the flume as precaution was TAX
en- to prevent this. Timbers had been
placed in the flume near the Black
Hawk and Central lines and all the
rock and debris was thrown into the
street. Had it been permitted to &C
down the flume there Is no doubt
that the old flume would have been
washed out as 1t has caved to such
an extent 1t is hardly wider than
three feet in places. The city coun
ell figured that it was cheaper tS
clean the streets Of the rock than II