Gilpin observer., 1899-09-28
from the front end of the water tank on
which he was seated, and received cash

from the front end of the water tank on
which he was seated, and received cash
on his head andp general shaking up OF
his system. DR.. j. A. Richmond was
sent for and found that his body and
and legs were badly bruised from the eff
fects of the fall and by coming in Con-
tact with one of the wheels of the tank
He is quite sore yet.
The OBSERVER has Just completed the
Cf,lcial Year Book of 1899 for the Church
of the Assumption. Rev. Father De
saulniers will distribute them to his par
ishioners. 1t contains much valuable
information to the members of that
church and will be found valuable
book for reference.
A new floor is being laid in the Pho.
neer stable on Eureka street. Alderman
Williams contempates other improve
ments.
The evening passenger train all this
week leaves Denver at 6 o'clock, arriving
in Black Hawk about $50, where it re-
| ulitii Ibc iS>e hioihAAS' AtS PNoe
Office in Central does not receive the
evening mail until the following morn
ing for distribution.
The Carnation Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the residence of
IL. ]. Sears.
A Pennsylvania woman has Just be-
| h. e. ln
She must believe that the Bible injunc-
tion multiply and replenish the earth"
is aimed directly at her.
Judge A. H. DeFrance of the district
court, who has been visiting in Califor-
MIA for some time past, is due to arrive
in Golden next Monday.
The honorable board of county COM
missioners will meet in regular monthly
session next Monday.
The Ladies' AID society of St. James
NJ. E. church will give suufower tea
and social Thursday evening, October D,
in the lecture room of the church. Re-
freshments will be served from until 8
o'clock, and good time is assured.
Every body invited.
Smoke Issuing from the windows of
DR.. Shops office yesterday nearly
caused a fire alarm. 1t was an oil stove.
No damage was done.
At the regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society Of St. James Nj. E. church
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. Maggie
Coffman; vice president, Mrs. Laura
Harvey; secretary, Mrs. Jane Odgers;
treasurer, Mrs Annie Simpson. Execu
tive committee: iirs. King, Mrs. Bartle,
Mrs. I. L. Ashbaugh, Mrs. j. Rule, ST.,
Mrs. Kate Bate. The ladies are making
arrangements for their annual election
dinner.
Joseph Dennis has removed his meat
market to the room in Edmundson block
on Lawrence street, formerly occupied
by Z. II. Trenoweth as shoe store.
The Rio Grande Western railroad
shows another example of prosperity by
announcing a dividend to the preferred
stockholders of s1.25 per share, to be
paid November l. The indications are
that the September earnings will exceed
those OF August by several thousand
dollars.
One hundred and fifty -one arrests were
made Tuesday in Denver, principally for
thieving.
Lamont & Ballard yesterday received
a new plate glass window which will be
put in the front OF A. Rapin's Mineral
Palace, to take the place of the present
one which became cracked some time
ago.
a. Rapin yesterday received new
acety lyme gas generator which will take
the place of the one now in use. Mr..
Rapin intends putting in more lights in
his store and the present machine did
not have the capacity to furnish them.