Gilpin observer., 1912-02-22
BOULDER PARK

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off the track on the hill. This will
delay traffic several days as the
snow is drifting fast.
Mr.. Potts was down for a supply
of the necessaries of life the fore
part Of the week. He says he can't
accomplish much work up his way,
as it takes all his time to cut wood
and come to town for grub.
The Judge was up from Baltimore
this week. One would think Doc. a
boy again to see him wading through
the two feet of snow. He reports
everything quiet and peaceful down
his way.
John Beck was over from Arrow on
Monday.
Will and Arthur. Dennison came
over from Eldora on snow shoes on
Monday, to deposit some mail. No
trains over their way, they say.
Louis Balwig has been making re-
pairs on his barn this week.
Mr.. P. Flynn was in town Monday
on business. The work at his COM
pany's property will be continued for
the remainder of the winter. Some
nice looking samples of ore from
his place are on display at Sellers.
Mr.. Dewitt will move down to Bal
timore this week where he has a
contract to keep Mayor Hatfield in
cord wood. The mayor predicts the
winter to last all summer. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway returned on
Tuesday from a several days visit
in Denver.
Mr.. Noonan came down from Jenny
Lind gulch Tuesday, on business.
Charles Seller leaves this week
for Denver, to spend month. Mr..
Seller has not been well this winter
and thinks the lower altitude will
benefit him.
Jake Kriley and Rudolph Mosch
have returned to Moschville. and will
resume work with Mr.. Mosch-
Another severe snow storm des-
cended on Tolland Friday. Trains
were locked on the divide and the
passenger was snowed-in near Jenny
lake.
Mr.. Mosch and Mr.. Kriley were
down from Moschville Sunday. but
could not return on account OF the
severe storm.
Eighteen inches of snow fell in
Tolland from Saturday evening until
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blocked on the hill.
Charles Seller has been putting in
q good supply of ice for the coming
summer He will be able to supply
ell the needs.
Louis Balwig will have charge OF
the Seller store during the absence
Of Mr.. Seller.
Another snow storm and blizzard
made its appearance on Tuesday
evening. The snow is deeper in the
park than in years past. So say old
timers.
=. w. Dolley has moved down in
one of the Jeffords houses for the
remainder OF the winter.
Ellis Moore came up from Denver
Tuesday and will start development
work on a group of claims near the
Golden Sun.
Harvey White was Tolland Wis.,
itor over Sunday. returning to Sui
phur Springs Tuesday.
Mr.. Rollins is busy these days,
making another fine tool chest. Mr..
Rollins is a fine mechanic.
Mr.. Stout returned Friday from a
few days visit with his mother and
friends in Denver.
The Espe Ice company finished
their cutting of ice on the lake and
only 35 cars were loaded on account
Of the poor management Of one OF
the firm. They knew very little about
the business and made bad Job OF
the whole thing. Besides they did not
live up their agreement with regards
to the paying Of the men. They paid
some less than others, and beat all
the men out Of their overtime. The
poor condition of the under-fed and
over-vorked horses was another ev.
idence Of self greed. Mr.. Espe GER
tainly left Tolland with no good will,
and left on the very first convenient
train. Well he did. too. From all ap-
pearances the outfit was one.
horse concern, anyway.