Gilpin observer., 1899-08-31
LOCAL ITEMS.


Owing to the stagnation in business
and mining affairs at Eldora, Boulder
ssounty, number OF miners and others
from this county who intended taking 10
-he Labor day festivities at Eldora, have
concluded not 10 attend them.
BY direction of President Mckinley
Brigadier General Irving Hale was or
Sered Thursday, August oath, to be
tnnorably discharged from the volunteer
service on October l, 1899.
The Golden Transcript Of last TIL urs-
day says that Mrs Jack Febles, formerly
1sSlss DAISY Armour, is here from Pueblo
On visit to Miss Ida Crawford, and of
course the badly accompanied her. Mrs
Eebles VOWS she will never start on a
Journey on Friday again, as she had the
misfortune to fall in with an enterpris
rug Denver pickpocket on that day and
Gtourcs the loss of her pocketbook, keys,
Trunk checks, etc.
A Breckenridge barber advertises: a
'AIled egg with every bath" Why not
Furnish dry towel intead?
The Leadvlle Miner thinks that the
zslaid of honor who purchases the most
coupons will have chance to win
pLano at the grand festival Of Mountain
and Plain.
Tomorrow-th the first CT September.
The Catholic school-St. Aloysius-
cn Academy hill, will open next Tuesday
far the fall and winter term, with Moth
~ Theolinda of Georgetown as principal,
succeeding Mother Aimee, formerly in
oha of that school.
The late George w. Clayton, having
died leaving no widow or child, has left
yearly all his estate amounting to over
100000, for the establishing of the
Clayton university. 1t will partake CT
she Girard college, in Philadelphia,
(which is directly college for the educa-
tian OF orphans. His brothers and other
relatives were sOrely disappointed at this
bequsst, as they anticipated receiving
legacies. The university, when erected,
-xill stand Us monument to his gener
astg.
}. y. Flynn, proprietor Of the Oriental
Zen company, Denver, was injured last
Tuesday while stepping OF moving
trsmway car, and as a result will be con
fined to his home for week, says the
Ss.ajGsday Denver Republican. Mr.. Flynn
boarded ColFax aver ne car to go home
TO lunch and when the car neared Pear
street he signal'ed to the conductor to
stop. The latter neglected to give the
siignal and Mr.. Flynn jumped from the
rapidlv moving car. His arm and back
were sprained and his knees injured.
If"a thing of beauty is II Joy forever
then the special illustrated edition OF
TIE OBSERVER will be highly treasured
,by all fortunate enough to obtain "A
~s:opy.
East Friday the secretary of the inter
ior at Washington approved clear list
az 1925 acres in the Sterling and Den
yer land districts of Colorado, to the
Union Pacific Railway company.
TLhc ranains OF Benona c. Waterman,
Who ei-d in Nevadavlle, 81 years ago,
were disinterred last Saturday by Under
aaker Liddicoat AMI shipped to Denver
where they will be inferred in the family
plct at Fairmount cemetery. Henri.
Water.nan, his son. came up from Den
4v,r Ton that purpose on Friday and nc
-rompanied,the remains to that city.
Owing to the superior manner in
anli;rh the special edition of The On
sxul,ru will be gotten out it will necessi
Ezte the expenditure OF several hundred
dollars. OF course it is necessary to
secure the cooperation OF everyone IL
ferested in the welfare of Gilpin county
~ wake it success. We expect t.
secure that cooperation.
PRED Angove, who has been chief clei \
IN the office OF the Colorado " Southern
railroad at Boulder, has succeeded c. w
;lteynulds rs agent for that compnn!
at Idaho Springs.
Rev. II. y. Wilson has resigncd as pas
Tor OF the Idaho Springs Presbytelia
church to accept a call from Canon City
The toth uutputuf petroleum OF Colo
RADIO in 1893 was iii,333 barrels, repre-
81. itins a value OF 9667,4t7
Active work has commenced on the
sp ecia illustrated edition OF HE On
SERVER, to be issued during the month
al October. 1t will require not less thar
faur weeks canvass TO sec all the mint
owners, professional and business men
Your turn is coming.
Hal Sayre, son of Major Hal Sage and
xite, who was born in this city has beer