Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23
BLACK HAWK.
e. e. Clark returned from Denver OF
Monday

Il. II. Clark returned from Denver ol
Monday.
c. E. Stout and wife are WISHING
friends at Cripple Creek.
I Prof. G. E. Linderman of Wide Awake
returned from Denver Monday evening
Mrs. William Jaynes, nee Maude Beat
tie. came up Sunday from Denver on q
visit with friends here.
Mrs Katie Roberts, nee McCarroll
who has been residing in the southern
portion of the state, has returned to this
city to remain.
Golden Globe: Hon. Ed Hughes, rep
resentative from Gilpin county, was in
Golden on last Sunday to visit his old
friend, Fred Buckman.
w. II. Cochrane, owner OF several
promising prospects on Tip Top noun
tain, near Wide Awake, spent last week
in the city. AS soon as the snow disap-
pears, Billy will open then up.
Miss Viola Williams of Joliet, ILL.,, is
in the city visiting friends. After short
visit here she will continue her trip to
Butte City, Montana, where her father,
brother and married sister reside.
John Hannigan of the Rocky Noun
tain Concentrator, informs us that his
brother Frank is down with an at
tack of small pox of mild form. He
claims that he contracted it in Central.
Lewis d. Barton, Philip Gentry, Pat
rick Noonan and Jabez Worthington all
prospectors who wintered at the Routt
county mines, were in the city Saturday
and Sunday, looking around among the
stamp mills, sampling and concentration
works.
VIM. III. Blake and family left for Den.
yer Friday last. Mr.. Blake will extend
his trip to Cripple Creek, where he will
examine a mining property for eastern
people. His wife and two sons will visit
Denver friends until his return from
Cripple Creek.
Miss Maude Seymour has purchased
the Palace restaurant in DIR. Richmond's
building. She is lady well known in
this city, having been associated with
the Colorado house for n number of
years. Her wide experience in the hotel
business and her numerous good quail
ties insure Eer success.
At taxpayers meeting held in this
city, last Saturday evening, Benedict
Kimber was nominated for mayor, and
the nominees of the citizens ticket en-
dorsed with the exception of Peter Mel
son for alderman for the short term in
the Third ward. John Stroehle was
nominated in place of Nelson. The Oh
SERVER is reliably informed that Mr.
Kimber absolutely refuses 20 run.
The following ticket has been nomin-
ated, which is known as the Independ-
ent Citizens party: For mayor, James
V. Thompson, present incumbent; city
treasurer, Preston Holbrook, present in
cumbent; city assessor, Jesse S. Borham,
present incumbent. Aldermen: First
ward, William II. Buckner: Second
ward, Albert Willinski; Third ward,
Peter Nelson, long term, A. G. Grutz-
macher, to till vacancy. The following
city central committee was appointed.
j. w. Straughm, L. *. Thompson, A. G..
McHenry.
Golden Transcript: Peter Moroney was
arraigned before Justice Thomas Ward
on Monday, charged with threats and
and sixty days in jail-the limit of the
law in such cases. 1t Is said that in ad-
dition to threats he assaulted Mrs.
Bower, a Guy Hill lady, Ga years Of age,
knocking her down and tramping upon
her. If this is the case he should be
tried again at the expiration of the pres
ent sentence. and on the charge Of as
sault and battery, he might receive
nearer the patronage he deserves.
Boulder Herald: Mrs. G. Il. Clements
living southeast of the University, leaves
on Wednesday for New Mexico on a
short visit From there she goes 10
Rockford, ILL.,, where she may make her
future home. \ number Of years ago a
cousin of hers named Rowen, died in
Rockford, and left his estate, worth a
quarter of million Of dollars, to his
wife. About two weeks ago Mrs. Glen.
ents died, and in her will she bequeathed
$4,000 to Mrs. Clements. Mrs. Clements
goes east to get her part of the estate,
if she can live in Rockford will do SO.