Gilpin observer., 1899-10-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

tudi realty. IL Will Ue UulIlR Vi Dcdut,
and Joy forever.
The report circulated that the city in
tended cutting off the supply of waite
from the mines using it for steam purpo
ses is without foundation. The cit,
never entertained any such notion.
Joseph A. Thatcher, president of the
Denver National Bank, has been ap
pointed by Governor Thomas as the sue
cessor of the late George Tritch on the
board of state capitol managers.
John Moyle, lately with Robins
Scheer of Black Hawk, hereafter vii
drive the bakery wagon of Otto Scheff
fier, of the Union and Black Hawk bak
cries. John is pretty well conversant
with the bakery business, having been
with the Black Hawk bakery number
of years.
Fridays Idaho Springs News says that
the funeral of A. A. Hilton took place
yesterday afternoon, conducted by the
Rev. Rogers His death from pneumonia
occurred at Yankee, where he is well
known as prospector. He has lived in
Clear Creek county since the early six
ties, but not much is known of his early
history.
The new pipe organ for the st. James
NJ. e. church arrived last Friday. 1t
will require three weeks time before it
can be placed.
The Red Cross Degree will be con fer
red tonight by Central City Command.
cry No. ., Knights Templar, at Masonic
hall this city.
You don't have to go through fire tc
show your friendship for man, don't let
your attention wander when he is telling
about his sickness.
Every married woman has an idea that
she looks like pictures of the Madonna
when she is singing the baby to sleep.
Sometimes man acquires the gift of
second sight by marrying the girl he fell
an love with at first sight.
Halloween is drawing near. Better
fasten your yates or take them of en-
sircly befGte others do it for you.
1t is getting to be quite the fashion to
have cold or sore throat and most
everybody has one Just for style.
The Golden Globe says that Dick
Lichtenheld senior, will turn his atten-
ton to mining, having sold out his old
business. The Globe adds that he has
some good mining propositions which we
hope will net him fortune.
When a man can make woman be-
lieve that ne can't help thrilling ut her
voice, she feels that she has TO marry him
so that she can turn the current on Just
when she feels like it.
Oscar W. Hegwer, private in Conn any
Z First Colorado volunteers, youngest
son of +. II. Hegwer, former state boiler
Inspector, died Saturday evening from
typhoid pneumonia, at his home in Den
ver, He had been i'll long time, his
constitution ing weakened by active
service in the PHILIPPINES. This is the
second son in this family who has given
up his life for his country.
The comptroller OF tina currency has
declared dividend of , per cent in
favor Of the creditors OF the German Ma
t.onal blah OF Denver, making in all 20
per c ut. on claims pro"ed amounting to
SS35,22i.
J. p. Miller, of Semper, jefferson
county, is accredited with having re.
Gently killed Il silver tip bear that
weighed from 600 to $50 pounds on Pole
creek, four and half miles from the old
o. Junction ranch, Middle park, last Satur.
day. The bear had small trap fast to
his fore paw which he shock like n toy
at Miller when he came up, and started
for him. He was caught in the brush
and the fourth shot finished him.
Miss Ellie Heron, a second year med.-
cal student at the State University
Boulder, died Saturday morning from n
complication of diseases. Her parents
resi- l. at Longmont the funeral occur.
ring from their residence Monday after.
noon.
Thomas p. Gallup, father of John C
and Edward p. Gallup, of Denver, dice
Mt midnight Saturday at the residence o
his eldest sou, 2l23 Gaylord street.
Tle Teller Silver Republicans, Popu
lists aud the Democrats, or fusonists
have filed certificates of the nomination
made for county officers.
The Rathbone Sisters will give
lO-cent dance at Armory hail, this city
% Saturday evening, November 4.
The state Board OF Equalization ha