Gilpin observer., 1899-07-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

on the new county building on Eureka
street this city, last Saturday.
Miss Emma Clair has purchased the
residence on First West High Street for
trerly owned by w. w. Richards.
A new telephone line is being put up
between Golden and Leadville which
will cover the Colorado & Southern road.
During OK. Chappel's trip to his cop
per mine in Summit County Michal Glib
lin will run his Lunch Wagon on Law
renee street.
The Moshers have removed from the
Granite house block to the room in
Bacharach's block on the opposite side
of Lawrence street and abovs their for
tner stand.
Three years ago last Monday food
occurred which tore the track below the
Forks of the Creek and raised Old Ned
an general at Golden and above Morrison,
az well as along Beaver Brook.
Louis Bagger & Co., Patent Attorneys,
Washington, D. G., report that on Tues
day Mr.. Andrew H. Muller a resident
of this place, obtained valuable patent
for improvements in incandescent lamps.
1t has been supposed that the Kelley
motor was delusion and snare. But
it wasn't. 1t was simply attached to
Jake Maymon's new bicycle and IS now
doing all its inventor ever claimed for it.
Louis Summer enjoyed an outing last
Sunday which he spent in trout fishing.
He reached Central in the evening with
a well -ladened fish basket and quantity
of mushrooms, which he gathered by the
wayside.
Thursday evening the tramway train,
when it left Gunnell hill, consisted of "a
cars loaded with stamp mill ore, drawn
by one engine. The company have been
handling but little smelling ore since the
9 lockout at the valley smelters.
Say. ma! said Golden youngster
What is booklet? What my son is
little book. Well then, what is a steem-
let? Why, little stream of course.
Well then ma, bullet is little bull,
amt its Go to bed you tiresome child.
Brother Watrous, of the Fort Collins
Courier, says that if the farmers wives
in that bailiwick don't show more in
-dustry in the churning line we will have
to go to raising goats so that we can
have little butter now and then. Sec?
This is the season OF the year when the
young and beauteous young maiden
saruptitiously greases the hinges of the
front gate and chloroforms the bull dog.
Then there is bliss unalloyed beneath
the deepening shade OF the cottonwood
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, philan-
thropist and founder of Longmont, Colo
rado, died at her home in Lttleton, Nj,
Saturday, July %, in the 10th year OF
her age, after long illness. She was a
very charitable woman, and was noted
in that respect.
Richard Daley, one of the leasers
working in the Silver Age mine, east of
ellison gulch, Idaho district, had his
right hand badly injured Sunday morn
ing by the falling of large scale of rock
the point at which he was working.
The OBSERVER is in receipt of the
twentieth annual catalogue of the State
Agricultural college at Fort Collins
The book is neatly printed, con ntaining
a register of the officers and students
courses OF study and general informa-
ton relative to the institution, III pages
in all, 30 pages of which are half-tones of
the different college buildings.
William 2. Koran has returned to
Denver from attending the annual con-
vention in Cleveland, Ohio, of the Ma
tional Order Knights OF st. John. BY
.acclamation he was elected supreme vice
president of the order, and George O.
Dostal, also of Denver was made one of
the supreme trustees. Mr.. Horan thinks
that the 1901 convention will be held in
Denver.
trip through Lake, lower portion of
Russell and Buckhorn gulches taken by
"A representative of The OBSERVER last
Friday morning revealed the fact that
the growing crops in that portion of the
county are backward. Those who
planted the crops ascrbe it to the late
ness OF the spring. In many places the
frost was not out of the ground until the
middle Of May.
At Daniels & Fishers, in Denver, a
new compound Ideal engine 12x1Sx14
has recently been installed, says the
Denver Mining Reporter. 1t drives
direct connected general electric com
pound wound generator OF 100 x. W.,