Gilpin observer., 1899-06-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

summer months.
At an election held in Arvada June 1,
| proposition to issue "a 600 school build
ing bonds, was carried by vote Of 60 to
13.
The Sunday Schools of the city will
observe Chrildren's Day, Sunday, June
IL, in an appropriate manner.
Next Saturday and Monday evenings
the Sisters of st. Aloysius school, this
city, will givc 10.cent dance and social
at Armory Hall.
The Divine Healer, Schreder, arrived
in Denver over the Burlington road, last
Friday morning. He will remain in that
city about four weeks.
A survey for the gravity water works
system for Golden has been completed
by Marvin E. Sullivan, for which that
town voted bonds to the amount Of $780,
600.
Remember the festival and ten cent
dance, at Armory hall, next Saturday
and Monday evenings, for the benefit Of
the Sisters Of st. Aloysius.
Thomas Crowds, an aged saloon-keep-
er, at Pine Grove, Jefferson county, was
stabbed to death the night of the 31st
ult., by Archie Briscoe. The deputy
sheriff took the murderer to Golden to
prevent a mob from having a necktie
party.
Colorado patents have been issued at
Washington, as follows: Henry Dietz,
Denver, hose mender or coupling. Mil
lard F. Leech, Boulder. apparatus for
testing ores; Wilbur R. Thornton, Ber-
thoud, irrigating system.
Colorado sportsmen are inclined to
enter complaint because the fish commits
sioner intends to plant pike in the Colo
RADIO streams. They claim that pike are
A. Rapin, at the Mineral Palace, has
received fine new show case, in which
he has placed samples OF the finest cut
lery ever exhibited in this city. He is
constantly adding new and late novelties
to his already we'll assorted stock Of gold
and SILVER watches, silverware, etc.
The civil service rules have been
in such way, that 1000 offices
now covered by them will be released,
and appointments to positions can then
be made without violating the law. ..-.--.-
d. p..to, n Axla.uo.th Dootor ~
the First Christian Church, Denver, has
been appointed president Of the State
agricultural college, at Fort Collins, to
succeed Aston Ellis, removed.
Mrs. Sarah e. Barnes, deputy supreme
Of the Ladies' OF the Msccs.,
bees, is making tour Of the state, visit
ing the different hives. Mrs. Barnes was
chosen to represent Col1sdo
in the supreme high convention OF the
which will be held in Port
Huron, Michigan, commencing July Is.
She will visit tho hive In this city before
Leaving the state TO attend tho supreme
high convention. $50.
One Of the ablest jlrists In Kentucky
has decided that II . woman wssrs .
mans hst into his cosrt hs must take il
Oh the same - u she were . man. Il
has remained for this great mind 10 d,s-
cover that there y ssch . thing % ssx inl
hsts-snd By the sane token hs wouid
probably permit man Who wssrs .. vo-
name hat into court to keep Il On his
head.
Sheriff Williams returned from Den
ver, Monday morning. He brought home
John Lowry. Who vas taken to Denver
for safe kesping. pending his trial for the
killing Of Harry Williams In Rsssell
Guloh, some time ego. His trial will
come up before tho district court at the
juno term.
Hldora Miner; r. &. Martin, Of Chic
ago in oompsny with Judge Il. A. Hicks.
Of Central City. wss enjoying the tishing
1t Peterson's lake last Sunday. They
came o. TO Eldora and took in the camp
and returned to Central Monday much
pleased with their outing.
In the west side court at Denver, on
Monday morning, the motion to qussh
the information against II. II. Tammen
and =. G. BonHls. pablishsrs or the Den.
YER Evening Post, in the libel suit
brought against them by the Denver
Tramway company, was granted. Thus
sndsth the lesson, prompted by malice.
The "United Sons Of Rest" will estab.
lish lodge In this city. Tho chief or.
ganiser 10 William Xilsy, who will insti.
tuts the lodge - soon - the necessary
charter membsrs have bssn secured.
Those who wish 10 join should mako sp-