Gilpin observer., 1899-09-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

zuu proprietor OF the Eluord, boulder
county, Herald, and is succeeded by S.
III. Calhoun, Jr., the latter assuming
control last week.
Colorado rejoiceJ last week over the
return of the brave soldier boys from
She perils of the ocean and the firing line
IN distant Luzon. Indeed, from the
tinae the volunteers crossed the west
Hue of the state they were met by crowds
s,s people at every stopping place which
Jayfuily welcomed them home. In short,
rt was a continued ovation.
Conductor Ryan, who has the morning
passenger run out of Denver over the
Georgetown and Silver Pune branch of
The Colorado & Southern railroad has
returned from trip east.
The miners at the Baldwin coal mines,
Gunnison county, are again on strike.
Il kong tie-up is expected.
~0f course" says NJ. j, Prisk, "the
uresk may inherit the earth, but meek
cess is not in it with workmanship over
IN Manila, nor was it so down in Cuba"
Middle park parties are beginning to
return There is not day passes but
what some of the campers-out who who
weat into the park several weeks ago do
NOS pass through Central on their way
home. Quite number who came out
sFom the park for their winter supplies
sscs going in with heavily laden wagons.
The heavy rain of last Friday etfectu-
ally laid the dust in the streets of the
'zuuntain hamlets and the roads
throughout the county.
John Slattery, who received a stray
outlet in his side some weeks ago
ek1ough the reckless shooting of
Soang boy on Winnebayo hill, is out on
Ghe streets, thanks to skillful nursing,
good surgical attendance and a vigorous
consultation.
Miss May Leidinger is assisting Mr..
Otto Scheiiisr at the Union bakery in
E&ace of Miss Gertie Hoef4y. the latter
having thrown up her position.
The infant son of A. Rapin and wife,
this city, died Monday afternoon. The
funeral occurred Tuesday afternoon az
O'Clock.
Ex@Secretary OF War Alger declined to
become candidate for U. S. senator
rrom Michigan.
It1s announced that the straight re-
lnu oiican primaries will be held in the |
various precincts of the county on Sat |
,urday evening, September Both. The
county convention will be held on the
following Monday evening, October 2nd.
There are 30 delegates to be elected.
IAir Martin OF the Ii. p. Davies & Co.'S
pharmacy on Eureka street last Satur
day, displayed in his decoration of the
utst front French plate glass window of
that well known business place, an artis-
tic taste highly creditable to an amateur.
ID. \. H.Hman on Tuesday afternoon
brought down to the Office of the Kan
s Is Burroughs Consolidated Mining Co,
= very handsome piece of crystalization,
sk.n from the 600 foot workings of the
Pea g. Kansas Mr.. Hoffman took it to
Danyer..
There is prodigal richness of scenery
and Costumes and bewildering sue
s..sasian of songs, marches and dances
AMI co.uedy situations combined with
artistic blending OF colors and lights in
'Aoyts ~ Milk White Flag" which
easily Soc IulIts for its cIntiCued popu-
Iarity at the head OF the many successes.
The play going public concerns itself
very little with the cost of the stage
productions, or with the exertions which
theatrical managers undergo to bring
then 10 s'ate of perfection. Its chief
interest lies in the satisfaction it gels
om an evenings entertainment, but il
,, person will take the time to think of
she immense amount of money and labor
bestowed upon a performance devised
upon the huge scale OF ~ Milk White
Fig" they can easily see that the large
Graina ass it Invariably plays to is reces-
s5ary to re'Evn the interest on the
amount of money invested in its pro
.,iuc.ion. It is famous for its beauty
~, completeness and for the extremely
clever satire on our popular militia
whi III is embodied in the dialogue. "A
Milk White Flag" comes to the Opera
house next Saturday evening.
BGlSday's Marvel Shoe Dressing; ar.
Ely in two minutes; no rubbing; fine lus
frp. absolutely Watar uroOf: lustg IA week
w. c. Benton, Agent.
Homestead Bread,
.. 80 ...l..a f...l ,,,,,.,, a ,l Tn,l'