Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Theo. Nelson and associates start
ed work last week In the Wayne tun
mel. They have some fair looking or
In q stope. Indications are that the,
will make some money and here's ho
ing that they do.
Humphrey Lynch, Herman Schoen
herr and P. C. McNevins visited the
Gilpin- Orion mine this week and may
take the contract of sinking the shat,
so or 100 feet.
Mrs. Albert Eatwell and son lef,
Saturday for Denver to live. Mr.
Eatwell will Join them later.
John Webster spent Sunday in Den
yer.
Vivian Fritz made his weekly trip
from Denver Saturday to remain over
Sunday with his parents.
Thomas Hendricks and wife were
up from Denver Sunday, visiting the
Dunstone family.
Jud Kriley WAS a passenger to the
busy city OF lights Sunday afternoon.
George Vogel was a business Wis
itor to Denver Monday. AS a result
Of his visit to the big city he may
have some information to give out
regarding the future operations of a
well known property in the lower
part of Black Hawk.
A new club has been formed in
Black Hawk with high-sounding
Italian name. It's membership will be
restricted exclusively to men and
only those whose tongues are loose
at both ends are eligible to member
ship. As the qualifications are not
very strict, the society is assured of
a goodly number of Black Hawks
most talkativc.
The fishing season has opened and
the worms which have been, accumu-
lated by various and sundry anglers
will now be immersed in the cold
waters of Clear Creek and Boulder.
Some of the fishermen in this vicin-
ity have already thought up a good
bunch Of exaggerated stories relat-
ing to their piscatorial experiences.
These will be sprung at various per-
iods after the season is well under
way.
The Horn mill is running through a
big bunch of ore from the Rails Coun
ty mine.
A number Of views of Black Hawk
and vicinity. taken by C. B. Klais,
were thrown on the screen at the
opera house the past week. The re-
cent folod is shown in the pictures
as well as attractive points here
abouts. One of Black Hawks busiest
streets Is shown and at first sight
one !magines he is gazing upon one
of. The crowded thoroughfares of
Chicago OF New York.
Orph Hall. me Of the trustees of
the new firemens' organization, came
up from Golden Sunday morning.
after his arrival he
went into exeuticve session with the
trustee from Black Hawk, Henry Eat
well, and VIM. E. Morris. the trustee
FOR Central City. The constitution
vas drawn up with the assistance
Of President McNevins, and has
been submitted to the various de-
partments Of the organization.
w. c. Stevens went to Denver
his morning.
A Mr.. Miller of Littleton. has rent
20 the store next to Richards
,tcre and will open a meat market.
c. E. Elms left Tuesday for Routt
e unity. where he will remain.
Chas. Ehrlich visited his family in
2olden Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Anfang and daughter
'ame up from Denver Tuesday even
ng to attend the funeral of Mike
tntang.
Geo. Kiser a former old time res
dent Of Black Hawk is visiting old
ime friends.
Dan Murphy came up from Denver
Sunday to visit parents and friends.
A. ]. Gray came up from Golden
saturday. returning Sunday by way
II the wagon road. He drove down
Nth the team formerly used on the
,akery wagon.
Richard Horlbeck. formerly of this
'ity. was up from Denver Friday to
10 some work on the Gilpin- Or on |
nine.
The Calico dance Of the Women of
Noodcraft last Friday night, wa a
ure-enough calico dance. There |
we're five ladies' to one man.
DIR. and Mrs. C. NJ. Froid and Mrs. |
-ehmkuhl went to Denver Sunday, |
he doctor returning again Monday.
Che lady folks will spend several |