Gilpin observer., 1912-06-06
BOULDER Park

city sunday evening.
A most valuable and rich strike ol
a six-inch streak of free gold has
been made by Peter Ferrenbaugh
sole owner CT the Portland group OF
ten claims situated 2 1-2 miles
from Tolland in Boulder canyon. Mr..
Ferrenbaugh brought samples TO Toll
land and the ore is rich in free gold.
The vein proper Is 6 feet in width
in the crosscut No. 3. Mr.. Ferren-
baugh has owned and worked this
property for years, and his reward
Is merited. Everyone wishes him all
success. This is one of the richest
strikes in this part of Gilpin coun-
ty. There is no reason why others
will not eventually come to the front.
We have several good properties, all
Of which are showing good ore.
The picnic Sunday wes well at
tended, about 600 of the printers and
their friends, spending most en-
joyab!e day. The weather was warm
and dry, but there were barrels of
wet goods to help out 1t was free
ly INDUCED in, yet everything was
peaceful and good, jolly time was
had by all.
MIR. Fricke left Sunday for Denver
on business. He will be gone a week
or ten days.
Chas. Seller has received a fine
line OF po,es and fishing tackle of
all kinds at the lowest prices.
Fishing tackle and waders to. rent
at Foewinkle's shoe shop by the hour
or by the day.
Mr.. Rollins can supply you with all
kinds of fishing supplies. Bait for
sale.
An eight pound baby girl was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Brown on
Monday. Mother and baby are doing
fine
Mayor Hatfield of Baltimore, was
in Tolland Monday on business.
Mr.. Woods of Central. was in Toll
land shaking hands with Old friends,
Tuesday.
VIM. Beach is in Tol,and this week
looking over some mining property
and intends to put on a shift of
men for the summer.
Ed. Lufgreen returned the latter
part OF the week from a visit in Den
yer.
Doc. Jones caught fine string of
IS trout Tuesday.
Strayed from To'land one burro
and colt, Monday presumably, return
ed home to Central, belonging to
Ralph Stotts.
Ed. Graves registered at the Ohio
house Monday from Denver
Mrs. Root and daughter were UP
from Denver Thursday. They expect
to occrpy their summer home in two
weeks.
Mr.. Rhumaybee was in town Thurs
day. He reports the school viii open
about the oath of June.
Mr.. Warning returned from a sew
eral weeks visit in Denver, the lat
ter part CT the week. He is occupy
ing Mrs McHenry's house for the
summer.
Mr.. Jeffords has returned from
Denver, where he had been spending
the winter. He will open the railroad
eating house for the summer.
There were 2l0 North Denver High
school boys and girls up from Den
yer last week for an outing. This
was the first picnic of the season.
Mr.. Solingo left Thursday for a
business trip TO Denver.
Fishing in fairly good, notwithstand
ing the high water and cold weather.
Several good catches have been made
this week.
A hydrant has been Put in on the
railroad property near the pavilion,
which will be of great convenience
TO the picnickers this summer.
A fine new floor has been laid in
the pavilion, which will make 1t a
pleasure to dance now. Its a great
Improvement. The railroad company
has made several needed improve
ments this spring.
Mr.. Buck Of the Jumbo mine, is
stopping at the Ohio house.
Mrs. Jeffords arrived in Tolland to
remain for the summer, Saturday.
Mrs. Nichols of Denver. is visiting
this week with Mrs. Parchens.
Mr.. Deitz OF Tabernash, and form
crly of Tolland. was in town a few
days this week.
Mr.. White and wife returned Sun.
day from Denver.
Mr. Fred Parker came up from
Denver Sunday to look after his min.
ing interests In Gibson gulch.