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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
HALE CALLS OTIS A COWARD.
Latter Recalled from Fighting Line
when About to Win . Victory.

DENVER, August ls.-In a letter res
ceiyed Wednesday from Henry Kerr. or
Derby Of General Hale. the latter Is re-
ported to have been recalled from the
firing line during the engagement with
the Filipinos and ordered to report In
person 10 General Otis.
Hale was about to win great victory,
but he withdrew the brigade from tho
firing line and rode TO General Otis's
headquarters. where Otis demanded an
explanation OF what he called disobedi-
ence OF orders.
Il did not disobey any orders" replied
Hale. "anYwell you know Il. came here
TO fight. saw an opportunity 10 make
successful attack to-day and tried 10 ac-
coDplish Il, but you interfered and caused
me TO fail"
ACCUSES OTIS or cOWARDICE,
"This matter will 20 to Washington"
said Otis. "and you shall suffer for H.
III II does ] shall prefer charges
against you for cowardce.' Hale fetort-
ed.
How dare you suggest such a thing.
You are an inferior officer ana " you
don't retract It will place you under ar
rest" said Otis.
Hale made no retraction. but referred
Otis TO a section OF the army regulations
stating that any subordinate 0nicer mad
the right TO cause the arrest OF supe'
rior officer for cowar1ice.
The war OF words continued On these
lines for half an hour. General Hale had
intended 10 remain In the service. but the
friction between Otis and himself caused
him to change his Intention. lie II now
on his way home. Sensational develop.
ments I'm the Otss-Haie controversy are
exDeCted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
HOW TIE CLrRS STAND.
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
RaIeigh's Budget of News-A Mis-
leading Statement Contradicted.

RALEIGH, n. c., August 1S-(Special)
on September 18th Judge Simonton will
hear at Asheville all the injunction
cases-the railroad tax valuation. the tel
egraph tax valuation, and the fertilizer
rates. The latter case is about ready for
argument as far as the Corporation Com
mission is concerned.
There are three japanese here, who are
interested in the raising Of tobacco Two
Of them are unable to speak word Of
English while the third Is their inter-
prefer They are learning everything
they can. from the planting of the seed
90 the putting the weed on the marke.
in manufactured shape
Judge Walter Clark in his address at
Denver. gave North Carolina rather a
setback. when he said that the State WIS
bv no means in a prosperous condition.
We "stav-at-homes" felt rather encour-
aged in thinking our State was prosper
ing finely. IT Is only to people who live
far from us, and are not in position TO
easily find out differently that Judge
Clark tells such things.
Professor w +. Massey. Of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College. has been
invited 10 hold some farmers institutes
in Tennessee, and he will leave next week
! TO fil the appointments.
The Raleigh COtton-Min Company VIII
tomorrow give a barbecue 90 the mill
hands. This institution has been running
double time TO III orders.
The trustees OF the university will meet
here tomorrow. They will transact some
routine business, but their main object is
10 elect successor to Judge Shepherd,
as dean Of the Law School. II was hoped
that Judge Shepherd would reconsider his
resignation, but he says that 1t must
stand.
The contract for furnishing the bed
rooms OF the Baptist Female University
has been given TO a Raleigh firm.
deed registered here Yesterday re-
ouired Sl3 In revenue stamps.
gang Of dogs, whose owners moved
from a section OF this county. have be-
come wild and live in the woods. making
serious depredations in that neighbor-
hood.
Tho Governor has been requested to APP
point two officers OF the line for the
volunteer regiments. and he must select
these from the regiments that served IN
fbs Cuban war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
STILL UNDER sURyEILLASCE.
Mrs. Perot May Yet lie Brought BacL
for Trial.
(Washington StarO

LONDON. August ls.-Mrs. William ".
Perot, Of Baltimore, Is still here await
ing extradition proceedings. as the re-
suit Of her abduction OF her daughter,
Gladys, from the care Of Maryland
court. These proceedings 1t now appears,
are not TO be dropped, but will be con-
tinued on Tuesday next.
Counsel for Mrs Perot said to a re-
porter Of the Associated Press to-day;
NO reply has been received 10 the
cabled request for stay OF the extradi-
ton proceedings. The case Is not ended
yet. / expect important Developments"
The police are still watching Mrs. Perot,
and would arrest her IL she attempted TO
leave the country.
Detective Gault, Of Baltimore, said that
Gladys Is at Bournemouth with her
grandfather and Mrs Perots sister.
The detective expects the extraditi0n OF
Mrs. Perot to be carried out, in spite OF
the settlement OF the case 20 the extent
of the child being given over 70 the GUS
tody Of the grandfather by mutual agree
ment between the contendins parties.
State Department officials stated to-day
that nothing further relating TO tho Perot
case would be made public by the dee
partment, as the ends OF justice. as well
as the courtesy due the Maryland of't-
Gals who initiated the extradition pro-
ceedings would be subseryed by leaving
10 Governor Lowndes what features In
the case should be made public. From
this IL is inferred that the matter has
been left entirely TO Governor Lowndes,
and that his wishes as 10 what proceed
ings should be taken will be carried out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
LYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

LYNCHBURG. VA, August N-(Spe-
cial)-The following prices prevail:
Dark Grades Of Tobacco-Lugs: Com
mon dark Tugs. 81. 5ofi 80; Good dark Tugs,
81. sq $3.50: fine dark Jugs, sfu5.
Leaf-Common dark leaf. S.5o4Si; me-
dunn dark leaf. N.25GS: good dark leaf,
Bqss; fine dark leaf, s9Qsl2: good black
wrappers. slVasl4; fine black wrappers,
Ntasi6.
Bright Tobacco--Leaf: Common monde
script, 2.51Qsi: common bright. browaish
Tugs, s3Gisi medium bright Tugs s56s0;
good bright Jugs. TQsS; fine bright Jugs,
s9.5OIsl0.
Leaf: Common cutting. sass; medium
cutting N50ds9: good cutting, ssnsl0; fine
cutting, sllqN2.5o; fancy cutting, NiDg
SIC.
Leaf: Common cutting wrappers, $50
sl2; medium cutting wrappers, N24Slt
fine cutting wrappers, s25qN0; good ma
hogany, sl250qsS0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
TO SELL VILLAGE HEARsE.
PawIing ~. W Citizens Raise out
cry Against Tax-Gatherer.

POCGHKEEPsIE. August ls.-There Is
n one-horse town which laments a two
horse hearse II is Pawling. The hearse
never was lamented before. but II was a
village institution, and now that the tax
satherer has laid hands upon It there Is
a popular outcry.
The trouble comes OF a water tax
While some Of Rawlings citizens cried
ont for water In large quantities. others
objected to water. and still more strenu-
Ously objected TO having IL forced upon
them. and then being forced 10 pay for
H. Hence the row.
in the village stores there was posted
this notice. and folk stopped whiting
10 read:
TAX SALEi
Take Notice--That by virtue OF q col
iectors warrant VI the village Of Pawl-
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ing. 90 me delivered, have levied upon
and taken the following goods and chat
tells of Samuel Mason-to-wit: one two
horse hearse. which ] shall sell at public
auction at the wagon-maklng shop of
Samuel Mason. In the village OF Pawlng
n. v. on the 2lst day of August, 1899,
al 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day
Dated at the village OF Paving, this
lith day OF August. 1888
ARCHIBALD c. HURD,
Collector Of the Village Of Paving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. Is, 1899.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Tapley. New
work merchandise and passengers; Old
Doninion Steamship Company
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. norfolk.
rerchandise and passengers, Virginia
Navigation Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. H.
(By teIegraph)
ARRIVED.
Rarge Enos Soule. Boston.
steamer Arion, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. IS. 1899.
(By telegrnph.)
ARRIVED.
steamship Danyille. Boyd Baltimore;
passengers ard general cargo
SAILED.
steamship Danville Boyd, Baltimore;
passengers,a and sSdHeral cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
Haces handOned.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. August B-
(Special)-Owing to the storm, which mas
scheduled for to-day at the Chesapeake
Agricultural Fair Grounds were aben-
doned Also, the game of baseball when
was 10 have been played by the cris-
field (Md) and the Cape Charles teams.
over 81 900 purse money was not pnlu
out by reason OF the abandoned races:
Not more than a hundred people arrived
on the special train this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19

u4ond0n tlfOnlCie.t ~
The Royal Company OF Arohers Is one
OF the oldest bodies OF the kind In Great
britain, it's records going back more than
two centuries. Almost every notable Scot
tish family has been at one time or an
ofher represented in this corps OF archerA
who constitute the soversign's booygusfc
h always a nobleman OF high rank. II
cold stick for Scotland. the corresponds
ing once In England being held by the
colonel OF the Iife Guards. In terms OF
charter granted the Royal Company IL
700 by Queen Anne. they perform SER
vice OF presenting three bsroed arrews
"a the sovereign when residing az Holy.
rood. and Queen Victoria has received
this Offering three times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va, August Is. 1892

Richmond. Va. August Is, 1899.
Private sales reported to-day were light.
Old Dominion. Allegheny. Shockoe. and
SeabrooKs warehouses report to-day:
Receipts. 81 hogsheads; deliveries, 20
hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Bright. % hogsheads; dark.
3ls hogsheads and u tierces; western.
hogsheads. Reviews-Brights, 10 hogs
heads; western, hogsheads.
There was no sale on Change to-day,
and will not be for several days next
week
The Richmond warehouses had quite a
good sale Of bright loose tobacco Of fine
quality and good prices to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG. August 1S.-(SpeciaL)--
Receipts light and but little doing in loose
tobacco. Quotations: Common TO meo lurn
Tugs, 81 to $3.50: good to fine Tugs, 81 to q;
poor short leaf, s. 70 50; fair to goou
short leaf, s. TO IS; medium TO good wrap
pers. 50 to 81: good TO hne wrappers, w
to SIS; medium to good shipping. 81 to 50;
good 20 fine shipping s12 to sl4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
DANynLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLE, VA. August 1S.-(Speoial)
Wrappers Fancy, si5aS5; good, s35qM5;
medium. s15ds25; common, s0aNJ. Fill
ers: Fine, $3.50; good. Sass; common,
81 5Ods5. Cutters Fine, sl5qs2o: good, 500
SIS; common. $3.50 Smokers: Fine. Sl0fg
SIS: good. $3.50; common, s2.50u$5. Nom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19

So many men Unconscious
". it may be- do the same
thinq by going to a tailor and
having a suit made to ORDER
when they can get as good a
suit here at half the price land
half of that, NOW. Read:
Suits up to SIS for 1913.
Suits up TO Sic for S7.75.
Suits up to $40 for $500.
Suits up to $3.50 for S4.25.
Boys, too.
Shoes, Hats, and Furnishings
same way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
surFoLK PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK, VA. August S.-(Special)-
Fancy hand-picked, 42ac.; Jumbo do. 5l9c. /;
extra hand-picked, 80; extra large Viz
ginia. shelled, Sc: No l do. &C.; NO;
do SXc.; No. l Spanish, 6hc.; No. 2 do,
3%c.: farmers stock, Sl5g4c.; Spanish,
Sl.O5 per bushel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA. August 1S.-(Special)-
Farmers stock. fancy. 1-4c.; strictly
prime, S%c.; prime, y I1Ss * eV WarHet
firm; all stocks short.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. August IS. 1Ss9.
Sales: Virginia Centuli,s 1000 at sos;
2.O.O a Sjs.. Richmond city as. 1000 at
I0jls: I.jO) at lOji9; 1000 at lO5i6; 1900 at
1851. Richmond and Mecklenburg as, leo
at s74. Norfolk Street Railway, 10 shares
at 60. virginia-Carolina Chemical, prefer
red. 10 shares at 116; . shares at 1l6iz; 3
shares at ICY; % shares at III; % shares
at III; 10 shares at 1882
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. August 1S.-(special >
Virginia. Peanuts-Quiet; buyers and SELL
ers apart; Spanish, firm at slOo per
Ino 1al
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Richmond. Va. AUGUST IS. 1893.

Richmond. va, AUGUST TO, Is!5
ouo,stions: Wheat-Longberry. 81 10
7sc.: mixed. 81 TO 1Se.; shortberry, o. 70
TO-. No 3 red, 73c.; bag lots. g. to 12e.
S co., White Virginia. bag lots. Al to i2c. !,
S No white, 20 TO 4ol-2c.; No; 8 white;
Oh TO ioc.: No. 2 mixed, 3sc.; No. 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
THE RICHMOND MISREPRESENTATION, AUGUST 49, 1899.

mixed. SIC. Oats-No. mixed, Csc: No.
mixed. "a 70 "a i-2c.; winter seed. 70 TO
&c. Rye-53 to Gle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19

Old papers for sale ~ isc. pes lundrs>
ct the Dispatch Office
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GENERAL MARKETS.
7w vOPK PRODrCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, PRODUCE MARhhT.
NEW YORK, August 1s.-Flour-Firmly
held but quiet, apart from fair m
auiry for standard brands. -
Rye Flour-Firm; good to fair, 2.5VV
$40
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MISCELLANEOUS.
cv.,v AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

- - s..a. .....-..- A..
.Quotations are for bonus maturing IN
not less than ten years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19

BOSTON. August 1S.--Boston took O. dou-
D'e-header from Louisville to-day by hard
ana opportune hitting Meekin was ye~y
.nec'ive In The first game. Big Mike Sui
hVah' formerly Of Ntw York. pitched the
second game for Boston. ana was batted
nara. Boston drove Wilhelm out of the
ooN IN one inning and Woods Jared but
Mite better. Attendance. 2SDo. Score:
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-30
LOCAL ITEMS.
Next Sunday-Easter.

Next Sundsy-Easter.
Next Tuesiay-election day.
The woman who tells man that she
hates men, means other men.
Get child to ask you few questions
IL you have bad case OF swelled head.
The publ, schools Of this city closed
Last Friday for ore weeks spring vaca-
tson.
The sportimen have had good luck
lately bagging ducks on the lakes in the
valley.
Five young men of Denver have been
sentenced to three months:n jail for oper-
ating mic cSel-in- the-slot machines.
On Easter Sunday NJ. Mack will throw
open his hall, opposite the Rocky Noun
Lain Brewery on Eureka street, for the
season.
1t is rarely the case that a man can
light cigar and his wife not get look
ID her face as il she saw ten cents thrown
into the fire.
The first rain of 1899 fell last Friday
morning. Its influence on the snow and
ice was more effective than the warm
rays of the sun.
Since the first rainfall Of the season,
the crocuses and tulips will think it is
safe to be out, and will push their noses
forth into the cold, unfeeling world.
Gov. Thomas has appointed A. j. Nc
Cune of Grand Junction, Populist, as
state engineer. Rod. S. King, Gov.
Adams private secretary, was appointed
deputy engineer.
A. Il. Specht, OF Cleveland, Ohio, has
purchased for parties residing in that
city, the ranch OF Paul Lndstrom, above
Empire, Clear Creeek county. He paid
$1,000 for the premises.
Mrs. Gertrude Koch, wife OF Kenry
Koch, pioneer of Golden, died at Pief.
fer's ranch March 20, aged 60 years. She
left husband and seven children. Her
funeral occurred last Thurday.
The citizens OF the newly created coun-
ty OF Teller, the bill for which met the
approval Of Governor Thomas, held n iol.
LITIGATION last Saturday. Among those
present was Senator Newell Of this city.
w. II. and e. A. Nichols are feeling
iubilant over the fact that they won the
lawsuit instituted against them by Mr..
Bowhay OF Denver, who claimed an un-
Just commission Of $1,000 TO be due him
for the sale Of the Robert Emmett mine.
For the amount Of service rendered, he
can consider himself amply paid.
For the first time in the history OF
Giipin county board Of county visitors
has been appointed by County Judge
Flor Ashbaugh who will act. The duty
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-30

those who possess guns to respect the
game law.
Gov. Thomas has appointed A. w.
Scott of TT. Collins as a member of the
State Board of Pharmacy.
Parties over from Idaho Springs last
Monday state that it was II degrees be-
low zero there at o'clock that morning.
]. H. Reilley Of the Ross and Pennsyl-
vsnia Central Gold Mining companies
left for Denver Saturday evening, and
returned the first Of the week.
A sheriff's certificate of purchase Of
the property of the New Gregory Mining
company was filed for record last Satur-
day afternoon with the county clerk and
recorder.
George, the infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
M. d. Maymon, aged 2 months and 26
days, died Friday evening, March %,
and was buried in the city cemetery Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Della S.Wynkoop has sued in the
county court of Arapahoe county, the
Mining Industry Publishing company
for the sum of 5000, to recover on a
promissory note given by them to her.
The thermometer indicated - degrees
below zero in front of the Teller house at
8 o'clock Monday morning. At s o'clock
it stood degrees above. How is that
for March weather in an Italian climate?
There is on exhibition at Sarell's hard.
ware store, says the Golden Globe, a one.
horse power steam engine made by Fred
Yost, of this county. Every part OF the
engine was made and fitted by Mr.. Yost,
and it is perfect in every detail.
In making a canvass OF one Of the
wards of this city few days ago, Swede
voter was asked: "How long have you
resided in Central City," He replied
"Sixteen months; or one. half OF q winter.
His name appears on the registry list
Mrs. Susie Sally, aged SO years, mother
Of NJ. A. Sally, former dry goods mer.
chant and at present in the clothing bus
mess in this city, died in Georgetown
at the residence Of her son, on March %
The funeral occurred Monday, March 27
from Rogers undertaking establishment
in Denver.
John F. Stewart, captain OF company
A, Colorado First Regiment Volunteers
now at Manila, was killed in the engage.
ment Of Saturday, March 25. Privates
Charles Brill and Malcolm M. MacCoe
Company Nj OF Boulder, and Edwin Pitts
OF Company e, Pueblo, were wounded in
the same engagement.
The Western Wholesale Druggists as.
sociation has taken action that may re.
suit in war between the wholesale drug.
gists of the west and those retail stores
which cut rates on patent medicines. 1t
has decided to cut of the sources OF sup.
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-30

OF the board consists of the inspection of
all charitable and correctional institu-
tions supported by the county. They
are to serve without compensation.
Whenever proceedings are instituted to
send boy to Golden, it is the duty of
this board, either as a committee or
body, to attend such proceedings and
protect the interests of such boy. Judge
Ashbaugh appointed Mrs. Eta V. Paren-
teau, Is. E. Seymour, Mrs. W. G. Fuller
ton, H.G. Shuck, Mrs. Elizabeth Mcleod
and Joseph Harvey as such board.
Mrs. Helen L. Grenfell, state superin-
tendent, has sent out to the county
superintendents OF schools OF the state
the necessary blanks and books for
taking the annual school census. The
work must be completed in April. On
this census the distribution of state
school money is made among the different
counties and school districts.
Frank and Fox Walker, well known in
Denver, the former at one time COM
mission man and the latter barber, who
were given up as having been frozen to
death in Alaska, wrote a letter from
| Copper Center, under date OF February /,
stating that they are in comfortable
quarters in log cabin, and expect to re-
main there until the weather moderates
1t is said that Georgetown man was
so elated when the report of the death OF
John Sherman arrived that he threw
open the doors of his saloon and invited
everybody to help themselves. What
his feelings were the next day when he
learned that Mr.. Sherman was not only
alive but improving in health cannot be
easily imagined.
The wire with which hay is baled is
one OF the greatest producers Of pro
family OF the age. No man gets his
buggy wheel tangled up in one who does
not wish there was law to hang people
who throw them into the streets. Their
he goes home, yanks wire of bale
and throws il out Of the stable window
Central City lodge No. Is, Ancient Or
der United Workmen, will give ball al
their hall, first door south Of THE On
SERVER Office, next Monday evening
1t will be fine affair and largely attend
ed. The tickets, which admit gentle
man and lady are only 81. Secure one
and attend.
At a meeting OF the city council Of
Boulder, held March 81, an anti splitting
ordinance was adopted. 1t makes spit
ting on the streets, sidewalks, and in pub
lie halls misdemeanor. Littering up
streets with papers, clothes, shoes, etc, is
also prohibited.
The Silver Plume Standard says that
flock OF mountain sheep which have
had quarters down below Georgetown
for some time past makes it hard for
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-30

ply in trade to department stores that
sell for less than the market prices. The
members of the association are deter
mined, it is said, to have full control of
the sources of supply and will compel
the cutters to accept the terms or go out
OF business.
HI. I. O'Reilley, grand master workman
OF the A. o. U. W., and other officers of
the grand lodge of that order, paid an
official visit to Idaho Lodge No. 26, at
Idaho Springs, last Monday evening.
Hugh is brother of ]. j. Reilley of the
Ross Gold Mining company, this city.
Read the full page ad OF 1.-THE Gilpin'
in this issue of The OBSERVER. McRae
& Bolsinger are offering the finest line OF
goods for the Easter trade that has ever
been displayed in Gilpin county. Read
the ad and then call at "The Gilpin."
The Denver News says that the police
Of that city are looking for Ed. Dockery,
a lawyer of Boise City, Idaho, who has
been missing for ten days. He left his
lOhc ICllluB LIS WutTt
he was going and was last seen in Den
yer.
Dean Hart of the Denver cathedral
has publicly withdrawn the disparaging
remarks he made about Bishop Spalding
Of the Episcopal diocese OF Colorado. This
officially ends the unpleasant controver.
sy.
On Palm Sunday, March %, appropri-
ate services were held at st. Mary's
Church OF the Assumption, in commem-
GRAFTON OF Jesus triumphal entry into
Jerusalem. Rev. Desaulnier, the pastor,
officiated. The attendance was good,
considering the weather.
Gus Reedy, who runs the daily mail
and express line to Yankee, resorted to
runners again last Monday. The recent
snow storm made the sleighing splendid.
p. c. Hansen on the Apex line has also
put on cutter.
Isaac Nevatt, printer who worked on
the Colorado Daily Herald this city at the
time it was published by Frank Fossett,
died at his home in Louisville, this state,
March 7. He was 10 years Of age.
The stormy weather of Saturday night
prevented a number OF the members OF
Central City lodge No. 10, A. o. U. W.,
from fraternizing with their brothers OF
Idaho lodge No. 20, at Idaho Springs the
occasion being the visit Of Grand Master
Workman Hugh L. O'Reilley and other
grand lodge officers.
The train yesterday forenoon had an.
other siege in bucking snow near the
Fisk mine on Bobtail hill. The trainmen
were compelled to return to Black Hawk,
IL being impossible to reach this city.
| Best Brands Family Liquors
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-30

Best Brands Family Liquors
just received at Philips & Ebli's Law.
renee street grocery store.