Gilpin observer., 1899-06-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

Chatauqua In Boulder, July 4.
Master Merle Marlow is assisting in
the postoffice, this city, during the alb
sence of Louis Fontaine at Berthoud,
Larimer county.
The Catholics of Greeley are abou. to
erect church in that place which will
be 25x60 feet. 1t will be built at the
corner of Ninth avenue and Tenth s,reet.
Thtee different parties from the valley
towns passed through Central, Friday
afternoon, on their way to Grand Lake,
in the upper end of Middle Park, Grand
county.
The Georgetown base ball club were
beaten on the grounds of the Idaho
Springs club last Sunday by the latter,
the score standing IL to 10 at the close
of the game.
The Denver lodge of Elks won the
fourth prize for mileage at st. Louis,
second prize for display, and the fifth
prize for parade. The Scenic band won
third prize Of $3.50.
Undoubtedly one of the best toasts on
record was given by IA printer, namely:
Woman, the fairest of Natures works.
Tne edition is large and no man should
be without copy"
The way to create business activity in
town is to patronize home merchants
BY going out of town to buy your goods
is the surest way of contributing to a dull
state Of affairs at home.
George W. Mabee, junior, son of our
fellow CITIZEN. George W. Mabee, to-day
graduated from Yale college, at New Ha-
ven, Conn.,, with honor to himself, being
one of the first in his class.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faulkner now oc.
cupy the P B. Hicks residence, on First
East High street, this city. The family
OF Mr.. Hicks will remove to Arizona,
where Mr.. Hicks is engaged in mining.
George NJ. Cockburn, the florist, has
leased portion of Judge L. P. Arrighi's
lot on Lawrence street, and will use the
same for his greenhouses. He is fitting
up the plat of ground for that purpose.
A party of gentlemen and ladies, of
this city, has been formed who will spend
their Fourth OF July in the classic wales
of South Boulder Park, leaving here
early in the morning by conveyances, re-
turning in the evening.
The freight department of the Union
Pacific in Denver, will remove from the
Union depot to the corner of Seventeenth
and Curtis streets, where the ticket
offices now are. An adjoining room will
be used for the purpose.
Robert L. Martin, Nate A. Sears, AL
derman W. j. Lamont and l. N. Welch,
OF the Register Call, left Saturday for
Peterson's lake, Boulder county, on a
fishing excursion. They returned Sun
day evening in time to attend church.
Trezise and Gregory, found guilty at
the June term of the district court of
Summit county, in session at Brecken-
ridge, of stealing ore from the Puzzler
mine, near that place, were sentenced to
Is months each in the state penitentiary.
The Georgetown Herald says there
will be two teams from that place that
will enter the tiremen's races at Idaho
Springs, on the Fourth of July-a hook
and ladder team and hose team. The
base ball club will play ball against the
Idaho team.
The Silver Plume Standard says that
the chances for finding the body of John
Anderson who lost his life ia a snow
slide last winter seem to be growing
slim, as large stream of water is com
ing down the gulch and some OF the
dumps have buried the remains deeper
than ever.
1t has been decided by the court OF
appeals of Colorado, that a notice in the
office of hotel directing the guests to
| ave their "valuables" in the hotel
vaults. does not apply TO mineral speci-
mems in guests trunk. The case was
that OF the Brown Hotel company, Of
Denver vs. Burckhardt.
The Colorado Il Southern have adver-
tised a rate for the Fourth OF July cele-
bration at Idaho Springs Of 80 cents
from Black Hawk and 81 from Central
City for the round trip. Tickets will be
sold on Monday, the 81, good to return
on the 6tn Of July This is the lowest
passenger rate ever given from these
points.
Mrs. Josiah Dunn, Of Arvada, Wednes
day of last week, left with Secretary
Shute, of the horticultural board at the
state house, Denver, twelve strawberries
which filled quart cup. Many OF them