Gilpin observer., 1899-05-11
NEvADAvlLLE.

BORN-ln NeVduaVliie, Ooiolauo' A""'
S,1S99, to the wife of John Warren, son.
BoRN-In Nevadaville. Colorado, to
the wife of William Moore, son. The
father, who resides in Middle park, was
notified of the arrival of the young heir.
Regular communication of Nevada
vile Lodge No. 4, n. F. Il A. NJ, next
Saturday evening, at Masonic hall.
Visiting brethren fraternally invited.
Next Tuesday is inspection day with
the fire departments of this place. In the
evening of that day a benefit ball will be
piven the members of the fire depart
ment.
The High School nine of this place
will play the Central City nine game OF
base ball next Sunday afternoon at 1:3o
O'Clock on Kings fat, west of Nevada
vile.
Reuben Morse, son OF Mrs. Sadie M.
Morse, of this place, is now located at
Florence, Colorado. He is in the in
surance business. The friends of Reuben
hope that he will make a success at
Florence.
William Kennedy, of the Vendome
Gold Mining and Milling company, re-
turned from Denver Monday, accompa-
ried by his brother. 1t is expected that
James Dohoney, the underground fore
man at the mine, will return from Den
yer Saturday next.
The board of town trustees have
passed curfew ordinance, requiring all
children under the age of 16 years to be
at home, unless accompanied by their
parents or guardian, from May to Oct
ober l at $50 o'clock p. M, and from
October 1 to May l at 8 o'clock p. m.
The curfew bell will be rung at the
above named hours.
Inadvertently The OBSERVER omitted
mentioning in its account of the annual
session of the Clear Creek Valley Teach
ers' association, held at Idaho Springs on
Saturday, April 30, that Professor j. G.
Kenwell, principal of the public schools
of this town, was elected vice president
of the association for the ensuing year.
The Moonshiner's club gave social
party at the residence of Mrs. 7. Newlun,
on Main street. last Saturday evening.
Dancing was the main feature Of the en-
joyment, which was kept up until mid
night. The club have negotiated for the
Light House, property Of Mr.. Doyle,
which will be fitted up for club head
quarters.
A meeting OF the school board was
held last Tuesday evening, at which
the reports of the secretary and treas
urer were read and placed sn file. The |
board also made levy Of 15 mills on the
dollar on all the taxable property for the |
school fund. Mrs. Cushman, recently
elected secretary of the board, will
qualify and meet with the board at its
next meeting.
The Karsas- Burroughs Consolidated
Mining company last Tuesday shipped
twenty-five cords, 200 tons, Of mill ore
from their properties to the custom |
stamp mills in Black Hawk. A repre-
sentative of The OBSERVER noticed |
few days ago that Manager Mccain, Of
that company has built retaining walls
on the north and west sides Of the dump
at the Kansas.
The concert given by the pupils of the
Nevadaville public schools last Friday
evening at Cannon's hall, was well at
tended and proved success. The child
rem were assisted by Mrs. Richard Muir
ley of this place, Mrs. ID. G. McRae and
Miss Katie league OF Central. The
May Day" play as we'll as "The Wan
lerers" elected applause by the audi
nee. The neat sum Of S35 was netted.
The children were we'll drilled and ac-
luitted themselves in n very creditable
aanner to themselves, as well as to Prof.
ienwell and his assistant teachers.
A meeting of the Columbine Club YVES
cid at the residence OF Mrs. Chris Paul
thursday evening, May 4, at which the
blowing members were present: Mes
lmes II. G. and Fred Bolsinger, j. w.
annon, G. Curnow, Matt Edwards, G.
aul, and the Misses Georgia Richar DIS
dith Noble, Mamie Curnow and Katie
ramer. The following officers were
ected: President, Katie Kramer; vice
esident, Mrs. Cannon; treasurer, Mrs.
c. Bolsinger; secretary, Georgia Rich
ds. After the election and an hours
joyment in vocal and Instrumental
Isle, the hostess served refreshments.
10 members OF the club are talking up
other ball to be given at Cannon's hall
announcement Of which will be
do In The OBSERVER.