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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-30

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It is announced that all me independ.
ent telephone companies Of the country
will consolidate.
Milloecker. the Austrian composer, is
suffering from paralytic stroke. His
condition is critical.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson ia
vors the nomination Of ex.Secretary
Bliss for vice president.
Commissioner Ferdinand w. Peck
has appointed Sousa's band as the Off.
cial American band to play at the Paris
exposition.
William Waldorf Astor has sub.
scribed 81, 900 to the Buckinghamshire
fund to equip the county's contingent
Of yeomanry.
j. w. Andrews. the old time water
melon man" Of the Haverly Minstrel
company. died 1T the Eigin (Ills.) asy-
lum Friday, aged "a.
The Cheyenne flyer on the Union Pa
ciic road crashed into the Boulder val
ley train at Brighton, Colo. One man
was killed, and as far as known, a
dozen persons were injured.
Rev. Sylvester Malone, pastor Of tho
Roman Catholic church of Saints Peter
and Paul. Brooklyn. and a member Of
the board of regents of the University
of New York. is dead. aged ~ years.
The French government will submit
to the chamber Of deputies at the be.
ginning of January a bill providing for
the defense of the French coasts and
colonies, and to increase the strength Of
the fleet.
Almost 5000. 900 persons in India are
receiving famine relief. Owing to the
rapid increase in the nun Dor of people
seeking relief. the viceroy, Lord Cur.
zon Of Kedleston, invites q closer
scrutiny of the claims Of applicants.
Alfred Morrison. a New York profess
sor of languages, mistook his wife for q
burglar during the night and shot her,
| at their home in Mt. Vernon, n. Y.
| She may die. Mrs. Morrison exoner.
ates her husband from all blame.
The steamer Curacao. from Guaya.
mas, brings news that the British men.
of-war Pheasant. Lesnder. Warspite
and Icarius were in Magdalena bay
when she left that port, but were all
preparing to sail for Acapulco Dec. 90.
The San Francisco Examiner says
FIVE independent Eastern tobacco fac.
tories have combined to fight the to.
bacco trust. and have made arrange.
ments for an aggressive campaign on
the coast. The names of the companies:
are not given.
Florence Blythe Hinckley. heiress tc
several million dollars left her by he,
father. Thomas Blythe, which were
awarded to her after protracted litiga.
ton. has been quietly married to A. \.
Moore, Jr.. deputy attorney general Of
California.
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At PAR FOR EMPLOYEES.
Great Northern Gives Its Men a Chance
to Buy stock.

ST. PAUL. Dec. 30.-Under a plan re-
Gently recommended 10 the stockholders
0. the Great Northern railway by Pres
ldent James J. Hill and the manage
mert the capital stock OF the road Will
be increased ~ per cent IN February
and tire employees of the road given an
opportunity 10 invest in the issue at
worth about $50 a share. one pro-
vision only j. made with reference t"
the issue to employees. and this is to the
effect that only those employees who re-
celve a salary Of s., 900 or less per year
VIII he eligible To purchase II on the
terms mentioned. No individual hold
Ing can be increased 10 more than -, 900.
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ROBHER KILLED.
Ate mpt to Hold Up y Seattle Street Car
Results Fatally.

SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. 30.-In an at.
tempt to hold up a Ballard street car.
a highwayman was shot and killed.
There were eight passengers aboard
when two men wearing masks boarded
the car. one at the front and the other
at the rea,
One of Il > passengers named Plimp-
ton opened fire on the highwavman en-
teEng the car from the rear and three
shots We're returned. One broke Plimp-
tons arm and the other euteypi his
breast.
A passenger standing on the front
platform also took i hand in the shoot
ing ami fred on the robter at the from
end of the ear. At the first. shot III,
robber on the front reeled from the car
and ted to the woods. After the firm
on the real end ceased the second rob
Dor took r Il, wpC!-. Bullets passed
through the clotlin- of two other pas.
nge The Lighwaymen secured
nothing.
Short; after midnight the police
e 'u1 rear h" Gene OF the car hold-uI
tie ~ ' Of - q the robbers. II,
rad cen Kill, / oy a bullet from a la,.
senger's pisto. The body is still uni
iprtirpI
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Educators Elect OfHcer<.

st. PAUL. Dec. 3o.-Ar the general
meeting Of the State Educational assoc
ciat.on the following ~ofiicers were
elected: President, Waite A. Shoe
maker, ST. Cloud normal school; record
ing secretary, .. + Cloyd. principal!
East SIDE hl-n school. Minneapolis;
corresponIin. secretary, Mis-, Z. A.
Gra,nlIn-. otiilwater: treasurer, {. q.
schulz, Nankato.
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He Wasn't ~"SOaked."

"NAen | 20 over to the old country l
am going to get Il lot Of clothes TO
bring back with me" said a well
known Windsori;r. who went abroad
recently.
"Oh.' said his hrarer. IF that is the
case, | have a brother who is a tailor
n London. and | viii give you a letter
If introduction and write him telling
him to Us" You right"
IN course Of time the traveller step
ped into the tailor shop in London and
presented his letter Of Introduction.
He got n warm handshake from the
tailor, who said he had received a let
ter from his brother telling OF the
travellers expected arrival, but could
not understand part Of the letter. The
letter, when produced. read:
Dear Hrpther-Thc bearer, Mr.. -,
is from our place and wishes to get a
lot Of clothes in London. He has all
sorts Of money. Soak him. Yours af-
~fcctionatcly."
The part Of the letter that could not
be understood was the concluding
phrase. The traveller Of course under
stood the .Amcricanism. but managed
to keep his face straight while he gave
1t a favorable construction. He saved
the laugh until he could have it on his
American friend. - Chicago Inter
Ocean.
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Strikers Make q Demonstration.

ST. ETIENNE, France, Dec. 3O.-A
demonstration by the striking Goa.
miners and lace weavers TO the number
Of 5000 occurred here during the day.
The strikers paraded the principaI
streets, singing defiant songs. Elabo'
rate preparations had been taken to sup.
press disturbances.
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81. Pau nj Union StOc', Yards.

SOUTH S. paul, Dec. 90.
UOGS-Market o4IOc higher. Range
o. prices. s.. S5Ii 90.
CATTLE-Butcher cattle in demand.
StockerS and feeders quiet.
sales ranged at $tUDN3. Is for s%tockers;
$2.65G32I for cows: $500 for hcifers:
8 500. - for calves.
SHEkP-Market firm and in demand.
Sales ranged at S5.35 for lambs; "a, 81
for sheep.
Receipts: Cattle, 200: sheep. 3: hogs
LODI: calves. y.
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Pres denCy Gte red Collins.

CHICAGO. Dec. 39.-W allace q. Col
.ins, general superintendent Of the Chi
cago. Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad.
mas been asked to accept the position Of
president Of the r~eoryanIZrd Ilttsburs.
Kansas City and tu.t road.
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SIorx CITY, Ia, Dec. -.
CATTLE-Market steady
Sales ranged at - oO4j. 10 for beaves;
E.. UOG4D - for cows. bulls and mixed:
$i.JOwi2j for stockers and feeders; 50 81
O. 30 for calves and yearlings.
HOGS Market DC higher. Range oi
prices, Il Oo44l7H.
Receipts: Hogs 900; cattle, 2D.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Dec. %.
WHEAT-Cash. No. l hard. Os.c: No.
l Northern, 6i3s.: No = Northern, eye:
no.. 3, 49,. To Arrive-No. l hard,
65t.,; No | Northern. 6ts.c; December,
641+c: May. 6ol-c: July, 6s1.c.
FLAN-To arrive, Il. iOh. December.
81. AZ, May, 81 "A.
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

CHICAGO, Doc. 80.
CATTLE-Markct strong, loo higher.
Sales ranged ut 81 W96.5O for beeves;
43.OO9l55 for COWS and heifers: 800 q
40 for stookers and feeders. $i25Wj.3 80
for Texas fed beevcs.
HOGS-Active, mostly &c higher.
Sales ranged at SI.lOM4.i5 for mixed
and butchers: S. BOG A for cool IL
choice heavr; tAO5Wi !. 30 for rough heavy;
el.05Gi37X for light. Bulk Of sales,
tl.25G435.
SHEEP-Slow, shade easier.
Sales ranged at H.2JW4.7o for sheep:
"a O)Ma So for lambs.
Receipts: Cattle, 5000; hogs, %. 900;
sheep, IL, 90.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.
CLOSING PRICES. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6,Xc; May, 60lz;
July. 63AD6J1sc.
COkN-Dccembcr. JAc. January
SO1sc; May, 3IAc.
OATS-Decsmber. 2aAc: May, $500
POKk-Decembcr, IS 30. January
$U.l2H: May, $ll47K.
FLAX-Ca,h, Northwestern, 81 49X;
Southwestern, 81. 43X: December, $l.49
May. N.4iH
POULTkY-Dressed, turkeys 90 lOc;
chickens, 701
Embellishments, l6028o; dairy
l6022c.
EGGS-Fresh, l7Xo.
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Diacuased AlaSka.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30. After the
cabinet meeting several members said
that the meeting had developed moth
ing OF Importance. Much of the time
was occupied 10y Secretary Wilson ia
discussing the agricultural possibilities
of Alaska.
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 90.
WHEAT-In Store No l Northern,
December, G4Hc: May, G6A166'sc; July,
S7Ac. On Track-No l hari. c811c.
No Northern, 6oazc: No = Northern
L11.c.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3O.-Advices
from Honolulu. Hawaii. says: The
First American Bank of Hawaii. a new
banking institution in Honolulu, will
open a branch at Hilo. Hawaii, COM
uencln. business on Jan. l.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-30

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me OF lung trouble following grippe"
Thousands owe their lives to tho prompt
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HE Was the Better.

'One day" says a writer in the Bos.
ton Transcript. the mother Of Il 10
year-old boy gave him two slices Of
huttcred bread. telling him TO give one
Of them TO his little sister. He carried
u tie order. That night when he
went to bed he was evidently disturb
ed In his mind and remorseful about
him in a way to bring out the truth.
I'll wasn't nice To Peggy about
that bread and butter he owned.
"'Why" asked his mother. Did you
take the bigger piece"
"'\o. he answered. Hers was a
little bigger than my piece was. but
mine was a good deal butterer.""
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Cured the Curious Youth.

"pawing ove the unclaimed mail IS
n favorite amusement tunn- 4 certain
set Of idle YOUTHS, SAIL a hotel clerk
yesterday. An letters for So-and-
SOY they will ask. giving an imaginary
name. their object being apparently to
crafty idle curiosity hy studying the
super>criptionS and reading the post
ais. Last fall an idiot of that type re-
ceived a sever" lesson here in this
house. He made the usual request.
giving rather a peculiar name. which
Le aftcrWard admitted lie had thought
Of on the spur of the moment. by n re-
~Iuarkable coincidence two central office
detectives We're standing near the desk
at the time. and the nalnc he gave was
that Of Il noted crook who was wanted
by the police of Chicago very badly.
"NithoUt q word more than wa nee.
.eS>ary they took the young gentleman
hE the arm and carried him off to po.
Ice headquarters. He was 50 a>toniSll-
ed that IL wa unable to make a CO.
leront explanation and really present.
81 Il picture Of guilt. His story at head.
quarters tlat he had asked for letters
Iuler -n assumed name WAS regarded
a 50 improbable that they held him
until Geographic inquiries could be
made. OF corrSe il turned out that he
was not the Chicago crook. but he got
the scare Of his life, and You may rest
assured that he has dropped that form
II amusement from his indulGences."-
\.,- N1pL \.,rc
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
NOTICE. OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

Public notice Is hereby given that. pursuant to
the provisions OF law and In accordance with the
requirements Of an ordinance Of the Board Of
Trustees of the incorporate town of Nevedavillo,
Colorado, passed July 9TH. 1892 entitled IAN Or
dinance Submitting to the Qualified Voters OF
the Incorporate Town of Nevadaville, Colorado,
System Of Water Works for Said Town. and the
Incurring of a Bonded Indebtedness to Meet the
Expense of the Same" a special election will be
vile, in the county of Gilpin, and state of Colo
rado, on Saturday, the twenty-secont (22( day of
July, A, p 1899, for the purpose OF submitting to
the qualified voters of said town the question OF
procuring a supply of water. the erection of a
gravity system tf water works for said town and
the mourning of a bonded indebtedness OF not to
exceed twenty thousand dollars due in fifteen (15)
the dste of said bonds and bearing interest not to
exceed six (6) per centum per annum, interest
payable sem,jannuaily, to meet the e. expense OF
said election in several wards Is as follows:
First ward, at Semmens Building, Main street
Second Ward, at Public School Building.
The polls of said election will be open from
seven o'clock a. IN. to seven O'Clock p. m. OF said
day. All voters of said town who are taxpayers
ton. Qualified voters of said town, who desire
to vote for the construction OF aaid water
works and the mourning of said bonded in
debtedness aforesaid, shall deposit in the bal
lot box at said election. a ballot with the words
thereon For the erection of n gravity system OF
water works for the incorporate Town OF Neva-
daville and the issue of bonds therefor and
those desiring to vote against said proposition
shall deposit ballot with the words, Against
the erection of a gravity system of water works
for the Incorporate Town Of Nevadaville and
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto set
my official signature and attached the seal of said
Town .ss 9Th day of Jc1z cEAkLhs A p isa MANsEN
LIST pub. July 6-last July 20. 1889.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
Notice Of Forfe..a,e.

deceased. and Eugene Drake, administrator of
the estate Of said william H. Tucker.
You are hereby notified that we have expended
during the years 1884. 1885, 1895, 1897 and leso'
ments upon the Homestake Lode mining
claim in Russell mining district, IN n diipin pl
ton Certificate is found of record in book 81, at
page Isl, IN the Office OF tho recorder Of f., said
county, under the provisions of Section 2S2i q
amendments thereto. concerning annual labor
upon mining claims, being the amount REQUIRED
to hold said lode for the period ending on the
after the publication Of this notice, you fail TO
contribute your proportion Of such expenditnrSs
lode mining claim will become the property Of
the undersigned, yonr co-owners, who have made
the required expenditure by the terms OF the SAID
THOMAS CHANNING.
F;rst npb MAY II. last pub. Aug 3. 1899.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
MEvASAvltLE.

Lost evening the following oAncers Of
Oscola tribe No. 8, Degree OF Pocahon.
tas, here daily installed st their vigwsm:
Poeshontaa, Aiss Carrie Aorse; Winons,
Niss Gsosgia Richards; Potowsmis.
Frank Nayhswi Z. Of B.. Aiss Mamie
Angwin; A. K Of r.. Ara Frank Nay.
hew; X. Of W., Ars. Philip Ferris.
A number OF the citisens Of this town
were present st the trial Of Ars. Bsrkle
vs. The Vendome Gold n. & N. Co., in
Central last Friday and Saturday.
John Lying. foreman Of tho Calisornis
mine. and WIN. Kennedy, Of the vedome
Mining and Milling company, returned
from Denver Wednesday noon.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
STATE OF COLORADO. g,

GILPIN COUNTY.
Probate Court of Gilpin County.
To the June term, A. D. 1880.
Frederick Kruse, Administrator of the Estate of
Andrew ]. Barnett De Warren II. Barnett, the
children and heirs at law of William A. Bar
nett. deceased whose names ma and ages are nm nm
Belle NJ. Wood, deceased, whose names and ages
are unknown; and the unknown heirs at law,
if any there be OF said William Lafayette Bar
nett, deceased, Respondents.
Petition to sell real estate to pay debts.
Affidavit of the non-resdence of the said de-
PENDANTS above named. having been filed in the
office OF the Judge 81 the tro5ate Court % Of OF Gii-
PENDANTS above named herein that the said petit
toner, administrator Of the estate of William
in the said county conrt of Gilpin County for an
order to sell the premises belonging to the estate
OF said deceased, or 50 much Of it as may be
scribed as follows, to-wit:
The Katie Lode Mining Claim, 90ll5 feet in
length, known as Mineral Entry No. 1928 and sur
vey lot No. $685. Also certain portion of said Katie
Cor No. 8, of said Survey 1856 Katie lode; thence
trail City townsite, 2Os5 feet; thence so degrees
$s feet to tbsnS cor No Of said sss Of
place Of beginning containing lis acres eIclus.
i've Of conflict with 81 Golden Fleece lode, sur
yey No. l7s. Humboldt lode. and survey No. COS
Also tract or parcel of land described as fol-
lows, to-wit Beginning at corner No. of Survey
No. 117Si. Gulch lode, marked by quartz rock
q s ss tSsnes
21.1s feet; thence IS degrees 20 minutes 49.2l
Lode; thence "a degrees minufs1 W1gk 1set:
thence N 8 degrees % minutes Z i7s.Ss feet;;
y. IS dessee. % minnie. " Is feet; fhsn:e n 8
ming. Said tract being tho ground in conflict BE-
txssn the northes.s.t:Fly 3se fs,t of The Caleb
Giaias DissTist Gisx sbsSat;53 ; CO.. ede! "a
dolx rseordsS % n ssof A. JtsSssas 81 tSs s;
tssot 4 more % thosooshiy dsssHbsd IN dssd ~
S sssd:d e boot ~ psss Ne I@ e Tie sssofdf9 e
CAT of THE coast es.in.t yor.. rstn.aahle q tho
80. e Re aist NcadaS q 6sptsnbss. q 3.
-. e " COAT Hosss IN CAntfsl CITY IN Gupin
d WIN S:1.sss 81 .' q: esiidrss I'd h.s1. 3;
AZ g ~ W'.. ~. a.. = s:s :s Ssss:1z ses:
Sis 4 isv q "a i.. ssis " Woo4 sf dsss.:sd. a
yhoss Names and 49, arc unk1o1n, end tie an
kaoyn kslI. = Z. g ~ th.s. s. g ~ Will-
sAan peeonslly p md alpsas bsfoee s.id. ~.
he t..I thsssof: g 3 ho!dsa = Cest.ei cifl q
Ie1e aad pissd, sassyr q ds@sf 70 D. "A esn.
plainAnt's psat3oe 1isd tksesln, tho sano and
T., ~atts. 40 thiae thsFein ehs1Isd aud ststa1
80. sos ss:ssaias . sss p..y:: s q "a al
. 0'.'f. CITY. c'''''fH ff6S 81, ,xsasa6;aa. "a s;
coests Jad:s.
x psS. is'se 5ais sei..s Jul, a. ,sss. ~
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Charles j. Clark of the county OF
Arapahoe state Of Colorado DID on d the Zad s day
Of that date. recorded in the Office of the county
clerk and recorder of the county of Gilpin on
the srd day Of A. Il p ss ia Of p
and recorded in the Office Of the county CLERK
and recorder of Clear Greek county, state Of
book i22 at page IS of the records of said county
Of Clear Creek. convey unto Chase Withrow, as
trustee, certain real estate situate IN ne countes
known and described as follows, to-wit:
The Aduddell Extension lode mining clalm'
the Fairmount lode mining claim ana te,t se taiI II
and '1i virginia W Mining district, Clear Creek
Known in the United States land office at Central
mineral mine ' survey No; 5sSi, and improvements IT'S
said Charles J. Clark to secure the payment oi
his certain eight promissory notes lGr tne
aggregate sum 81 Fifteen ht ih9usaru SAL cant nep
annum after maturity, due anu payapie as ioi-
lows: ,, =.
Sarah E. Cheatley IL months after date; one note
Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars, payable to Charles
H. Carmichael 1S months after date; one note o. O
Cheatley IS months after date; one note of One
Thousand Dollars, payable to Charles IL; Car
michael Il months after date a Gne h0se sysbe %
Sarah E. Cheatley years after date; one note o
Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars. payable t.
Charles H. Carmichael years after date; on
note of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
payable to Sarah Z. Cheatley 80 months afte
date; one note of Two Thousand Five Hundres
Dollars payable to Charles ii. Carmichael y
Whereas, Said deed of trust provides that il
case of default of the payment OF said notes
any part thereof, or interest thereon, accordinl
to the tenor and effect of said notes, then it shal
and may be lawful for said party Of the secont
part or his successor in trust to sell and dispos
of said premises and all the right, title, oenen
and equity of redemption of the said party o
the first part, his heirs OF assigns therein, a
public auction, at the front door OF the cour
house in said Gilpn county for the highest an.
days public notice by five insertions having beel
previously given of the time and place OF sucl
sale by advertisement in one of the weekly news
papers then published in said county OF Gilpin
and,
except a payment OF $i5ODO made on the mrs
note above mentioned; :,
Now. therefore, at the request OF said Charles
H. Carmichael and Sarah Z. Cheatley, the lega
holders of said notes. and under and by virtue o
the authority and power in me vested py tnt
terms Of said trust deed and in pursuance o. ~
provisions, i, Chase Withrow, trustee as afore
said, will, on Tuesday, the 25th day OF July, A.
1899, at the hour OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon o.
said day at the front door Of the court house II
the county Of Gilpin. state OF Colorado sell TN
Aboye described property at public a1ction. 70
fthe kfkhest and best price the same VIII bring u
cash. for the purposs of paying the said S note, 2
sale, togStheg With the costs and ezpenses a
'-'s '-'' CHASE wITHROw. Trustee.
O1bo9 = uu0 - xs' xrS..s..ooo
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
Carpets At Anderson's cheap.
Psaas Paaing.

PtAa0 PaniAg.
Mr.. Walter Thompson, one OF our ex-
pert piano tuners, will be in Central and
vicinity for only few days. We gusran-
tee his work to be satisfactory. Leave
orders at our branch store In Hswley
Block.
The Nontellis Piano company,
II. r. Stanton Agent
CHARGES reasonable.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
Pleasant ssrroundins

Pleasant surroundings have q great
deal TO do with q good appetite. You
will always and the surroundings cool
and pleasant, and your appetite good II
you dine at the Chesapeake Cafe
In its new quarters on Main street.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06

SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS
OF THE INCORPORATE TOWN OF NEvA-
DAvILLE, COLORADO, OF THE CUES
TIoN OF THE ERECTION OF A GRAVITY
SYSTEM OF WATER WORKS FOR SAID
TOWN, AND THE INCURRING OF A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS TO MEET THE
EXPENSE OF THE SAME.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06

Do you know that you.ca get just as
fine flowers, either cut or potted, OF Mr..
Cockburn, the florist, as you can in Den
YER, and at less cost. Call and see him
at the postoffice store, Central.