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Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
n.nox., of the Poston,ce CO.

Postmaster H. ]. Sears has received
orders from the postmaster general at
Washington to remove the postofhce IN
this city to the room on the first floor OF
the building OF tho Ancient Order United
Workmen, next door to The OBSERVER
Office and five doors above. the present
quarters. The room will be fitted up in
first class shape and Postmaster Sears
has ordera new set Of fixtures, which are
expected this week. The now quarters
will be more commodious and just "a
centrally located. The removal will oc'
cur az soon a. the fixtures are placed.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
Married.

At the Granite house in Central City,
Colorado, Saturday, April 10, 1889,
Justice Thomas Hooper officiating, Mr.:
William Kuhns, Of Central City, and
Miss Mary E. Stowell. OF Chicago
Illinois.
The wedding ceremony was witnessed
by intimate friends. After the marital
knot had been tied, Miss Mary Giblin, Of
tho Monte Christie restaurant, served
spread, and the health OF the newly
made couple were drank, and the wish
extended that their married life would
be long and pleasant. Mr.. and Mrs
Kuhns will take up q residence In Gilpiu
county.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
Our City Dads.

The city council met in regular session
on Thursday evening, April 13, and, aftei
closing up the business OF the old coun
Gil n canvas of the vote of the election
held on April 4, 1899, was had, which re-
suited in the declaring OF John U
Jenkins as being elected mayor OF the
city, and the following aldermen; First
ward. Oscar Williams; second ward
Daniel Fuelscher; third ward, William
Job: fourth ward, Thomas Bennett. The
gentlemen named being present took the
oath of office, whereupon the old council
adjourned sine die. After short recess
the new council was called to order by
Mayor Jenkins, and, after roll call, went
into executive session, when the follow
ing officers were elected by the council:
CITY clerk and treasurer, M. X. Sullivan;
marshal and street commissioner,
Thomas c. Bowden; water commissioner
Frank j. Bullene; water tax collector,
Elijah Stevens; night Police, Philip Ed
wards; police judge, Thomas Hooper;
surveyor, Samuel A. Rank. The council
then adjourned until Monday evening"
April II.
The council met pursuant to adjourn
ment on the evening above named, when
the bonds of the newly elected officers,
excepting city clerk and treasurer, were
read, approved and placed on file. The
latter has since been approved.
Al 81
The mayor then announced the fol-
lowing standing committees for the en-
suing municipal year:
Finance e-Benight, Hickox, Fuelscher.
Licenses-Job, Rule, Williams.
Williams, Lamont, Bennetts.
Police-Benight, Job, Bennetts.
Fire-Fuelscher Lamont, Hickox.
Lots and Appraisements = Benight.
Rule, Williams.
Streets and Alleys-Hiekox, Benight
and Williams.
Water-Fuelscher Rule, Williams.
Council adjourned.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
Call For Warrants.

Parties holding registered warrants,
issued by the City of Central, marked
"Oity," dated prior to May 10, 1888, and
bearing any number below l2S2; or regis
tered warrants issued by the City ofCen-
tral, marked "Water," dated prior TO
May Is, 1895, and bearing any NUMBER
below 1905, are requested to present tne
same for payment on or before Aprii ~;
1899. Interest on said warrants will
cease on that date.
HERR1cK MCLEOD, City Treasurer.
Central City, Colo, March %, 1893.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

tablish schools in which the members
may study the highest branches OF en-
gineering.
The following are the officers OF the
new lodge: Chief engineer, Thomas
Knowles; secretary, Thomas Duustone;
treasurer, Frank Poole. They will meet
for the present every Saturday evening
at the hall of the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
Road Overseers.

The following road overseers have
been appointed by the board OF county
commissioners:
Nevada and Russell Gulch district
William Warren.
Apex district-C. r. Baer.
Smith Hill district-John II. Smith.
Mountain House or DoryHill district
Charles Rudolph.
Rollnsville district-Fred T. Gooch.
From the present condition OF the
roads the several overseers have plenty
OF work before them.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
Carnation Club.

CarnatlOn CLUB.
The Carnation Club met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. E. Lightbourn Tuesday
afternoon. The program was as follows:
Subject-Hawthorne.
Roll call. Quotations. Current Topics.
Parliamentary Drill-Mrs. Day.
Paper-Mrs. R. G. johnson.
Reading-The Wedding Knell, Mrs.
Allison.
Piano duet-Ll Trovatore, Fontalia
Brilliante, Mrs. Orahood and Mrs. Light
bourn.
Reading - Prophetic Pictures, Mrs.
Withrow.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the residence of Mrs. John Od-
gers on Second High street.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

The body OF John Erickson OF Lead
vile, who has been missing since Janu-
ary "a was found last Monday in the bot
tom of an abandoned shaft, into which
he had fallen while out hunting. The
body was found in sitting position,
stuck in the mud and water at the bot
tom of the shaft. He had evidently
to death.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
New Commandery Knight. Of St. John.

New Commandery knights Of St. John.
George 0. Dostal, f. j. Cavanaugh and
W. P. 'Horan, Of the Denver Commandery
knights Of st. John, arrived here last
Saturday. That evening at meeting
held at st. Mary's Church Of the AS
sumption, the initiatory steps were taken
for the instituting OF commandery in
this city. The meeting was well at
tended. The gentlemen named returned
to Denver the following morning.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

Hon. John c. McShane yesterday
shipped to this city from his ranch near
Arvada fine lot OF spring onions grown
ON his place. He will soon begin ship
ping Strawberries to this market. John
will make a successful patron Of hus-
bandry, rather granger.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
p,.....t socisl I,ance.

The Bachelors Club this city. gave a
very pleasant social dance at the A. o.
u. w. hall last evening to a number OF
their friends. Dancing was kept up un'
til an early hour this morning. The mu.
sic was furnished by the Orera House
,y:As:tra, ---- .--.-..--..-
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

: One OF the most complete stocks OF
furniture, stoves and carpets in the state
is A. l.. Anderson's, and who can't find
what they want here is indeed hard to
please. You can save money on anything
in his line by buying here.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
6,ipin Lodge No. Order Of steam
Enginesrs.

Engisssrs.
This.is the name Of new ordea that
has been organized in this city, having
for its objects and principles the follow
ing: To promote a more thorough
knowledge among it's members Of theo-
retical and practical steam engineering;
to assist members in getting employ
ment; to help the sick, injured and dis
tressed, and to bury the dead; to estab-
lish widows and orphans fund; to help
members who shall become incapacitated
from folio wing the profession, to obtain
empl6yment suited to their afliiction; to
do their utmost TO extend the license
law throughout the Cai.e- States 70 "a,
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
Notice OF Final settlement.

Notice OF Final Bett1ement.
In the matter Of the estate Of Henry Poynterjde-
ceased.
Notioe 10 hereby given that on Monday, tho
eighth day OF May, 4. d. 1899, being one u the
rerular days Of the March term of the county
court Of Gilpin county, In the state OF Colorado,
l. Juda Poynter, administrative Of said estate,
will appear before the judge Of said court present
my hrnl settlement ~ such notwithstanding, pray
the spproval OF tho same, and will then apply u
be discharged ~ such administatrix. At which
and present objections to the same. II any there
be.
Dated at Central City. C@olorado @ ! Agrii 3. 1899.
Administratriz Of the Estate Of Henry pynter,
deceased.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
ST. Paul's Episcop..i Church

- st. FauTs EPiscOPAI ChNrch.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Spaulding OF the dio-
ceee of Colorado, will officiate at ST.
Paul's church this city next Sunday
morning, and at Christ church, Nevada
Vile, in the afternoon.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

The roads leading to the mines Of the
county adjacent to Central, Russell, Ne
vadaville and Black Hawk are getting
into very good condition again, to the
delight Of ore haulers and owners OF
mines.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
Vocal and lns,rumeataI music.

Gwilym Thomas, vocal and inatrumen
tai music teacher. Leave orders witt
DR.. Ii. P. Davies at The Pharmacy, Cen
tral City.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
Arbor Day tomorrow. Plant tree
Presbyterian Church.

Presbyterian Church.
Services at II o'clock a. M, Sunday
school Immediately after the morning
service. Meeting of the Christian En-
deaver society at o'clock p. m. The
evening service will be of special nature.
The choir will render special music for
the occasion. Seats free, all who attend
will be cordially welcomed.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured.
A torpid liver always produces dul Ines.
frritAbility etc. You are all clOgged up and
feel despondent. Perhaps you have treated
with physicians OF tried some recommended
medicine without benefit. All that 10 NO
argument against "Dr. Fenner's Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. which we
insist will cure nervousness and liver COM
plants. II not satisfied after using one bot
0e your money will be refunded By
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

The best ice cream in the city is kep
by the New Pharmacy on Main street
Have your orders filled here.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

The New Pharmacy on Main street is
now owned by Mr.. Root of Denver. If
you need any prescription filled or should
want anything in the line of drugs Just
give him a call.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

The way to be happy, though mar
ried-trade at Phillipps & Ebli's, Law
renee street grocers. =.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
born,

In Central City, Colorado, April IA, 1893,
to the wife OF William Bosanko, a son.
Another household made happy; q fine
bouncing baby boy, their first heir.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
A. H. DAY, Central City.
To the Traveller.

II you desire the best service, th'
quickest time and most perfect equip
ment, you will see that your ticket read
via "rhe Colorado Road"
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20
Ice Cream soda,

Finest in the city at the New Phsr
macy, Main street, Central.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

New and second hand furniture and
mining tools. Otto H. e. Goetz.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

Parker's Lucky Curve Fountain Pen
at i1ypdman BrO6.'s store.
Gilpin observer., 1899-04-20

For Choice Seed Wheat, :esa.----
BY the bushel or any other desired guam
tity. Call on the Sauer- -McShane Mer-
camille Company.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-03

but you know / could not speak IN you
there. II was Just as you were leav-
ing. See, here Is my card. I have
travelled a great deal. perhaps some
Of your friends may know me. You
are not angry? You think this Is
surely something more than mere
chance7 have loved your face so
long. ! know It's every feature. Do not
hate me for my presumption"
The girls soft eyes fell
Il saw you when We came out OF
the hotel. and IL liked YOU" she
said very softly.
The blood leaped to Carriers cheeks.
and he lifted his hand impetuously,
but let II fall again. Her very limo
eence was her protection. and he only
touched the hem Of her cape reyerent-
ly.
we have such a short timel Tell
me where you are going. where I can
see you again. ! will fnd a way II Il
Is to the ends OF the earth. cannot
lose you again. have sought you 80
long; wherever have Travelled have
sought In vain for that beautiful dream
face that has been my inspiration.
And you were a little child growing
up Into perfectlonl II Is not mere
chance that we have met today and we
must not lose each other. VIII you
tell me where may ind your"
The girl glanced up at the clock.
Yes" she said. shyly. the color
coming and going In her cheeks. I'VE
are going to New York and shall stop
at the Waldorf. Come there and |
will see you"
Whom shall I ask" he was be-
ginning, but she held W a warning
hand.
I'VE must not let him know" she
whispered. as the tall gentleman. red
and breathless. rushed up to them.
Here we are. dear" she said. smll-
ing. In her sllvery-sweet voice. II
haven't been alone. I have met an old
friend. Mfr. Allan Carter. Allow me
to introduce you. Mr.. Carter. this ID
my husband"
Very happy. very happy. indeed
Mr.. Carter" fiustered the gentleman
as he shook the rigid hand extended "a
him. The bell changed loudly and hs
seized the girls arm and hurried bei
breathlessly away.
She looked back over her shoulder
and smiled. bewitchlngly. significantly
DO not forget your lesson" she
said softly.
Carter had walked many miles be
fore the crash OF the clements subsid
ed and his brain settled into some
thing like It's usual calm. He ant
Nellie clendennin were married si'
weeks later.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-03

the hAlreloth over ttho wrong slde).
cutting Il crosswise. lap each width Of
tho haircloth and bind each edge with
a bias piece Of the llning: stitch the
Tapped parts together and also stitch
the upper edge Of the haircloth to the
lining after facing a.; that Ia. the
edge with a bias strip OF tho lining.
The lower edge IL basted to the lining
and also outside and cut like the out
side material. an inch longer than the
wearing length. This II turned up and
caught down to the lining when the
binding Is applied. Never cut the
lower part too short to turn up the
halrcloth. II will not make a thick
seam. as II should DO pressed down
after the firat stitching on OF the bind
ing. II you wish a drop skirt. then.
as the above tells you. have the hair
cloth on the silk lining and cover or
face with a thin lining, II you do not
wish TO have lining and skirt separate
then sew the halrcloth In the seams
with the lining and dress goods. cut
ting II erosswlse. laying II between
the two materials. after binding The
upper edge with a bias piece Of lining
and then bind each seam with bla
pieces Of the lining after pressing eael
open.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-03

Mrs. o. Tayloe'a Receipt for White
Cream.-Put one quart OF cream or
rich milk In a pan; sweeten to your
taste. boil. beat the white OF ten eggs
TO u atiff froth: put them In the boil
ing cream: stir for minute. MIX
wineglaas OF good sherry and II Is
done. Pour Il In a dish and ornament
with preserved fruit.
Mrs. Dabney Maury's Receipt for
Cucumber Catsup.-Fiye cucumbers
peeled and grated thin; one large ta-
blespoon grated horseradish; ono large
white onion grated. Pour on one pint
OF strong vinegar, not boiled, and cork
closely. This Ia especially appetiElng
In winter with cold meats. as Il has
tho flavor OF the fresh cucumber.
Mrs. Roy Masona whorteberry
Cake Six Eggs; one pound sugar;
three-Quarters pound butter; one quart
fiour; one-half pint slfted meal; one
wineglass OF good brandy: two table
spoons OF allspiee: one teaspoon soda
Mix all together and then add on,
quart OF berries well busted with nour
Mix your soda with one-half pint Of
milk.
Mrs. c. s. Higgs OF Vleksburg. Miss,
Receipt for Charlotte Russe.-one-hal
pint OF milk: four eggs. yolks: on,
vanilla bean; ono pound loaf sugar
one ounce golatine; one quart OF cream
Boil the bean In the milk until all tn,
/ flavor n extracted. Strain II, anI
when cold stir In the yolks OF the egg
well beaten, and the sugar. slmme
the eustard Ave minutes; do not let |
boil Boil the gelatlne In one pint o
water until reduced to one-halt pint
Strain Il into the custard. Stir
hard; let II get quite cold, WIFI
cream to a stln froth and when IN
custArd Is cold, but not CONCEALED. stl
in the cream gradually, Place oak
around bowl and pour In your mix
ture,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-03

The resignation in England OF Sir
Henry Hawkins, one OF the wittiest
aud most noted Judges OF the day,
has given rise to many anecdotes. He
is a man who believes In stern Justice.
and always sentences criminals to the
full extent OF his power. "oh. my
lord" whlned a swlndler whom he had
Just given seven years. "Ill never live
half OF that timel" The Judge took
another look at him and answered.
81 don't think II is at all desirable that
you should"
On another occasion the usual form
was gone through OF asking prisoner
who had been found guilty II he had
anything TO say. Striking a theatrical
posture. and with his right hand In the
air. the man exclaimed; May this
Almighty strike me dead II dom
speak the truth. am innocent OF thii
crime" Judge Hawkins said nothinl
for minute, Then, after glanoing a
the clock. he observed, In his mos
impressive tones: "sinoe the Almight!
has not thought At to intervene, will
now proceed to pass sentence"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-03
THE IDEAL.

Lllia Carter was going ar fast as a
ah would take him to offer himself
% Dis fortune to Miss Nellie Glen
i,anih but the face that haunted him
y he rolled along was not Miss Glen
isnnlns. II was face OF great beauty.
Ioung, serious face. with wide dark
Voc eyes and a tenderly curved red
r5lih. Only a dream-face. but at
40 and thirty Allan Carter was
hihelor because Of II.
Carter was an artist Perhaps II was
ifon his mother. who had been an
l1llan singer OF good family. that he
li,sfiied the poetic temperament
v.ith caused him to cherish this
dream Certain II was that In his
,nTei far and wide he had looked for
u, iice. and each year II had grown
Efe vivid and real. Now, at thir-
utEo, he had told himself II was
the to put away childish things and
b,sin life.
He wanted 10 paint and study abroad
10 year or two. but could not leave
hh young ward. Just returned from
scAool and dependent on him for her
su,teis In social life, 20 as the best
WY out OF II he decided to marry
hE and take her with him. He
tAUlght her dear girl" bright and
pi;lhnt. and but for the face he
mfht have fallen in love with her
Ati now he was looking at II for
he last time. In an hour II would be
a part Of the past. dim shadowy
thing The eyes looked at him re-
PEACEFULLY.
Ali those eyesi Innumerable times
he had essayed to paint the face. but
the eyes had always eluded him
There was something in their depths
that mocked him.
"Pshawl what a fool / ami" III
gathered himself together with n Jerk
The Jerk terminated in a jump. fol
there at the window OF the Markvlev
hotel was the face. framed in fur
and feathers and looking wistfulll
down the street.
He left the cab rs soon as II ha'
turned the corner and fastened bacl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-03

The silk lining for skirt is cut in
the same shape and size aa the outer
material, unless you wish drop skirt.
when the lining and outer skirt are
finished separately, making practically
two skirts mounted on one walatband.
II you want 10 make Il In the former
manner then the cores are cut alike.
both silk and material, the same aa
you would any other lining. and sewed
up. You can either bind each seam.
after pressing II open, or strap IL with
n bias fold OF silk, taking care that
the stitches do not 80 through 70 the
dress goods and that only the lining
Is caught. uterine skirt so that
the haircloth Is front 9 20 inches
wide. according 10 the length OF tho
skirt II the latter Is 40 inches Ions
the haircloth must be fully inches
wide. or II viii break across the ankles
as you walk II the skirt IL Longer
then the interlining must be Il
inches wide In putting haireloth II
the skirt after scanning up the llnini
and pressing open the seams and LAY
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-03

DO NOT FORGET YOUR LESSON"
10 the Markview. The face was gone.
hut even as he looked lady and a
c,rriage that awaited them. The lady
wN very young. slender and graceful
and br one moment those wonderful
eyes net and held his. Then she was
hurrid into the carriage by her COM
panlci. tall. fine-looklng. gray-halr-
ed nan. evidently her father.
Carer heard the order. ITO the
Tent street depot" and In few
mommts was Gathering after them.
lie hand them In the great. domed
waitne-room, evidently In trouble, for
the url looked distressed and her
fathG much furried. Carter bought
a papsf at the news stand near by and
dRlllti over II.
Il can't send anyone for H." the
gentleman was saying. II must go
back myself-and leave you. my dear"
Indeed. indeed. don't mind" cried
the glrl. in silver-sweet tones. I'VE
have twenty minutes yet and that Is
time enough II you 20 at once. VIII
vait TOR you Just here. hurryl" She
cave him n little push. and. tumbling
his several packages into her arms. he
rushed away.
Great heavens, can't lose her
uowl" muttered Carter. In despair. "lf
only | knew her name or where they
are bound. Is there no way-no
Vay7"
TIE girl walked toward the window.
and, one OF her parcels slipping from
her arms, in her endeavor TO recover
IL the remainder were scattered on
tho floor. Carter gathered them up
in n twlnkllng and offered to tie up
one which had escaped its fastening.
He seated himself beside his dream.
,nd when she had said. THANK YOU"
ne could not summon fortitude to leave
Ter.
n was the face-it was the face;
lnnocent. beautiful even to the little
solden rings on her forehead. The
lmpld, childllke eyes met his frankly
and the rose cheek looked so soft and
youthful. -.
"she hasn't had time TO he frozen
into conventionality." thought Car
Tor. 81 will risk II and speak to her
Il is now or never"
He leaned over and spoke rapidly
earnestly and with convincing elo'
quenee;
81 saw you at the hotel. DO yo'
know that / have been seeking you foI
Ian years. Your face came to me II
. dream and have never despaire'
o. finding you until today. | was 20
nR--no matter where, but | saw you
could iind no way TO speak to you
, 40 / followed you here, hoping agains
hone. II you knew how your face ha
haunted mo you would forgive me
: fortune has favored me with thes
, few moments; do not be so cruel as Z
4 seny me tho privilege OF speaking
, How could | see you 10 go out OF m
reaoh without making an effort eve
Al the risk OF being considered un
rentlemanlyl VIII you not tell m
mat You are not angry"
The wide blue eyes looked earnest
into the face bent over her so oar
and eager, so full Of pleading. ,
!. you saw us at the ho'el'' 81
asked. $50
Eyes. I saw you with your fathe