Gilpin observer., 1900-09-06
RUSSELL GULCH.

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An Italia politico society is to be Or
ganized here.
The Silver Plume Standard says that |
Cyrus Lyon is recovering from an injury |
received week before last, and went to
again last Monday morning.
Mrs. Olive Butler, state president Of
theo Colorado assembly Daughters of
Rebekah, last Thursday evening paid an
official visit to lodge No. 80, this place.
There was large attendance of the
members. The state president gave
much interesting statistical matter re
lating to the present standing of that
branch of the order in Colorado and ex
emplified the degree work. The attend
ance from the lodge in Central City was
unusually .arge The result of her visit
will prove beneficial to the lodge in this
place which is in thriving and sound
financial condition.
The Georgetown Herald of August 81
has this to say of former well.known
Russell Gulch miner: w. S. Perrin re.
ports progress in the Horseshoe and
Rathbone sections as very satisfactory.
He has shaft go feet deep on prop
erty he is working, and tests showed
values of 66l ounces silver and ounces
gold. He is now pushing forward a
cross. cut which will strike the vein at
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counter good body of ore, as there is
from TO 6 inches in the shaft at the
present time.
Mrs. William Mcleod who has been
quite i'll, her life being despaired of, is
reported much better. Yesterday she
was resting quietly.
A social party will occur next Sunday
afternoon at Zancanela Bros. Hall.
Miss Maggie Jenkins arrived from
Denver Monday, and resumed her duties
as teacher in the public school on Tues
day morning.
A letter remains in the postoffice her c
uncalled for, addressed to Antonio Re.
, lavoro,
) William Bockfnger head clcrk at the
postoifice store is suffering from an at.
tack of acute rheumatism.
Hugh Hughes and wife are preparing
to visit their son in Aztec, New Mexico
where they will remain some length o
The officers, teachers, scholars anC
4 friends of the NJ. E. Sunday School lef
yesterday morning for Georgetown on
picnic excursion. There were thirt
Il persons in the party. They returned i
the evening, having had pleasant tim,
Mrs. Sarah Davies of Denver, who ha
been visiting friends here, left Saturda
for her home.
Fred Lintz of Central City has opene,
:. a store In the Bourk building on Will
Jams avenue,
/. Stevens Bros, leasing on the Gen
mine, shipped a few days ago 30 tons o
crude ore to the Roberts mill at Idah,
. Springs for treatment.
/. Richard Hughes has formdd pool I,
s work the Gold Dollar vein. He will re
Q move his family here again.
" John C. Williams left for Denver Ia,
Tuesday, whore he will receive treatment
{ for stomach troubles
NJ. Plessek was arrested Monday 70,
r violating the U. S. revenue laws. and
$ taken to Denver for trial. He was
charged with selling liquor without a ii.
cense.
Mrs. Fannie johnson was visiting here
. last Saturday.
, Miss Miller of Iowa, is visiting her
cousin, /. N. Riley.
w. s. Shaw returned from Denver las I
Sunday.
f. Vivian, Doc Stearns, VIM. Epett,
John Hughes returned Tuesday from n
months hunting trip in Middle Park.
Miss Pauline Cheatley left for Arvada
Saturday, accompanied by her sister
Viola. From there she goes to Colorado
Springs whore she reenters school.
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