Gilpin observer., 1900-07-26
LOCAL ITEMS.
Another rain Tues lay afternoon.

his home in Iowa, is doing nicely now
and is getting well,
Some girls seem to thinS that their
the latest coon songs.
The marriage Of County Judge Flor
Ashbaugh to Miss Carrie Mcleod occurs
Wednesday next, August /.
NJ. A. Head has BEEN appointed post
master at Freeland, Clear Creek county,
vice Ometa Redding, resigned.
The board of county commissioners
were again in session this week, sitting
as board CT equalization of the tax roll.
Warden B. r. Jay reports to Commis
siouer Johnson that he secured two con
v;ctions against parties for seining trout
in Mesa lake, near Grand junction.
Sterling, Colorado, Democrat: Sterling
will have right to be stuck on herself
with three railroads, blessing that very
few cities in the state now enjoys See.
The officers, teachers aud scholars of
st. jams NJ. E. Sunday school, this
city, left early this morning for Pressler's
ranch, where picnic is being held by
them.
The residence of Mrs Trevartha on
Casey avenue has been rented to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry j. Short, and they have
removed their household goods here from
Denver.
Joseph Gray and Agnes Stedman, who
eloped from American City, Tuesday,
July II, were married in Hot Sulphur
Springs that night and left for parts un-
known.
w. J. Lamont and John Morgan re.
turned Sunday afternoon from Middle
park. They caught about 400 trout On
their trip, bringing back well ladened
baskets.
The announcement is made of the
marriage of another Of CentraPs young
ladies, Miss Cynthia Barr to Mr.. james
S. Watterson of Chicago, which will oc-
cur next Wednesday.
The county commissioners have been
in session the past ten days egualizing
the tax assess nent roll OF the county.
They will meet Tuesday, August 8, when
they will hear grievances.
Golden Transcript; Sheriff Barrick,
having waited the full time required of
him by law after the supreme court de-
cision in his favor, has filed his bond and
assumes the duties of his Office to-day.
After a long period OF detention at
Fort Sill, Oklahoma Territory, Geronimo,
one of the most bloodthirsty Indians
that ever figurel in history, has gone
stark mad. He is u prisoner at Fort
Sill.
Golden Globe: VIM. Barrick received
his papers from the supreme court Mon
day, and Thursday moved into the court
house. If BILLY" makes as good sheriff
as he does marksman, he will abe the
best ever"
Fort Collins Courier: A Longmont
farmer raised % acres of peas at total
cost OF S37695. He sold the crop to the
canning factory for 81 ,l7237, leaving him
profit Of S7954l. So much for can
ming sactory.
Phillip Cohen and Emil Guthrie, who
ran away from the Industrial school at
Golden on Monday afternoon, were ar
rested in Denver that evening. Cohen
tried to wreck Deuver, Lakewood and
Golden train last fall.
County Treasurer Christopher Trezse
next month will commence the preparg-
tion of the delinquent tax list for publ
cation. Those who are in arrears should
call and settle or their names will appear
on the list when published.
Monday evenings Denver Times says
that Buelow, the new catcher of the
Denver team, made his initial appea.-
ance in the "cub" uniform, and caught
part of the game, distinguishing himself
by being the only man, with ore excep
tion, not making il.
Handles OF lives and forks are util-
lied for the storage OF ealt AMI pepper
under new patent, each handle being
formed OF a tube viii IN has spring clips
to hold it on the shank with an internal
reservoir for the salt or pepper, which IS
shaken through the ends.
Milton Ii. Smith, chairman OF the
Democratic state central committee, has
issued n call for n meeting Of the com
mittee TO be held at the St. James hotel,
Denver, July 30-next Monday. The
committee will ilx the time and place
for the Democratic state convention to
nominate state ticket.
A person with any extended knowl-
edge with Gilpin county would think
ihnt hut tlln Ii .naIn II Nc. fnr lnln I'll r,,.