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Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
Brutal Assault.

Monday night last Nose Marshall. n
colored man who has been porter at
Stribley's barber shop, and who also did
hotel running at the depot here, most
brutally beat Belle Verona, colored
woman, at his cabin in the rear of Sauer-
McShane warehouse. The woman saws
she came to town Saturday last, and
Seeing Marshall at the depot, asked him
where she could get room. He said
colored girls could get no rooms here.
but offered to rent her his cabin. he
going elsewhere. She accepted his offer
and in return was to board him. Mon
day night about 10 o'clock she intended
to leave the cabin, as she found worl
Marshall came up while she was packing
her trunk and ordered her to remain.
and, upon her refusal to do so, knocked
her down and beat her. She escaped
from the house, but Marshall followed.
and, picking up a rock, beat her with it.
She finally got away from him and swore
out warrant. Marshall skipped to
Denver Immediately after and has not
been found as yet. When apprehended
he will be brought to Central for trial,
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
Souvenir Books.

The best, neatest and prettiest book
ever gotten out to advertise Central City
has been put out lately by the Colorado
Information and Advertising Bureau,
entitled souvenir Book OF Central City
Black Hawk and Nevadaville." 1t con-
tains n comprehensive review OF the three
towns, is most beautifully illustrated
with the best OF halftone engravings,
and is worthy Of n place in anyone's T.
brary. Every citizen OF the county should
have one, and should also send them to
their friends elsewhere. We can honest
ly say it is a great credit to the bureau
who got It out, and especially to the
writer, Mr.. Milhouse.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
MEvApAylLLE.

9. =. Stevens, formerly resident OF
this town, of late living at Schultz, Pinal
county, Arizona, is now engaged. in min
ing at Sandon, British Columbia.
Mrs. F. s. Bolsinger and children, Miss
Edna Tuck and Stephen Nankervis, left
here Tuesday for an outing in South
Poulder Park, catching trout for several
days.
John Rank of Central City, George
Hudson and Al Rooney of this town, left
this week for three months trip in
prospecting in Wyoming.
Miss Nora Westland of Denver, daugh-
ter of the late Andrew Westland, who
has been visiting Mrs. p. Murphy, is now
visiting the family of Mr. John Flynn in
Central City.
Idaho Springs Gazette: Mat Huberty.
for years employed upon the Joe Rev.
nolds mine and for a season upon the
Cynosure, Cascade creek, came over last
Saturday afternoon to witness the insti-
tuition OF an Elk lodge here. He has a
good lease in Gilpin county.
Otis Wilcox left for Denver Yesterday.
He will probably locate at Cripple Creek
or Telluride.
Mrs. Mary Veldren, who has been Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. Nankeryis. re-
turned to her home in Greeley, Weld
county, yes terday.
Mrs. Thomas Newlun and twin sons
left for Telluride, San Juan county, yes-
terday. -....-
Mrs. J. H. Wearne and three children
OF Denver, are the guests of Mrs. B.
Trezise.
Mrs. Carrie Aulsebrook is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Roberts, Jr.
Sam Bostwick, while at Apex last Sun
day, put in several hours in attempting
to locate the Lost mine, of which there
has been so much said of late.
William Kloth of Galena, ILL.,, father
OF Mrs. Martin Roberts, Jr., is visiting
his daughter in this place.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
Change In Firm Name.

Tony Pianfctti has THE day purchased
mn interest in the grocery firm OF Phil.
lips a Ebl, this city. Tho firm name
will be PHILIPPE, Ebli & Coz who will con.
tinue TO conduct tho business at the for.
mer stand on Lawrence street. Mr..
Pianfetti will be found an agreeable bus.
inesa gentleman. Call there and form
his acquaintance.
Central City, Colo, July /, 1900.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
NJ. u. Church.

The fourth quarterly conference will
be held in the Methodist church Satu.-
day evening OF this week. On Sunday
morning at $3.50 Lovefeast, and at II am.
sermon by the presiding elder, Rev. w.
ID. Phifer, and at the close OF the sermon
the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
be administered.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
iGrocaric..

When considering with what to re-
plenish the raynges Of time upon the
"inner man" give the Sauer-McShane
Mercantile company call, A stock OF
groceries and condiments that are dc
sirable to select from.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
RUSSELL GULcn.

e. LIE Neve Foster, manager Of the
Saratoga -Cyclops Mining company, has
ordered new steel wire rope, which will
be placed at the cage shaft on the Sara
toga mine.
Evan Evans has purchased the John
Uren residence on Muscleville avenue.
Miss Jennie Evans of Denver, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her sister.
Both the Wautauga and Old Toun
mines have recently opened out into
good ore bodies in sinking the main
shafts on the respective veins
Sherman L. Harris of this place, in a
short time will resume work on the Ma
tional mine, easterly slope of Quartz hill,
for Henry P. Lowe of Denver.
While in Russell Gulch yesterday The
OBSERVER mining reporter was shown a
piace Of ore, galena and bright yellow
copper, which was fair sample of the
smelling ore being taken out of the
Crown-Point Virginia mine by party of
leasers.
Mrs John Lowry left for Cripple Creek
yesterday.
Mrs. Chris Hesselbine of Denver, is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Walker.
Mrs. Mary Wurry OF Boulder, is spend
ing several weeks here the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Nat Lewis.
Miss Clara Ross. student at the State
University of Boulder, is visiting her
father, who is engaged in mining in this
| district.
Prouse, Jones and Evans of this place,
, who are tributing in the Justice mine,
Lake district, yesterday commenced
hauling carload lot of smelling iron to
Black Hawk, prior to shipping it to one
of the smelling companies in Denver
Tuesday evening the Misses Scofeld,
Pauline and Viola Cheatley, Lizzie Jones,
and Messrs. 1. N. Riley, Daniel Morrison
of this place, Mr.. Coous of Nebraska,
and Mr. Edwards of Chicago, formed a
party who visited the summit of Belle-
view mountain, remaining there until
midnight. Just for the fun of it the
party built bonfire on the summit 1t
is limited that the people at Idaho
Springs thought the shaft building on
| some mine was on fire.
Parties are cleaning out shaft on
the West Town lode preparatory to ac-
tive development work.
Road Supervisor Warren has put in a
new bridge across Davenport gulch on
Musc.eville avenue.
In the game of base ball played here
Sunnay afternoon between the local club
and the Idaho Springs nine, the former
won the game 10y score of % to 10. The
Russell Gulch nine will play a return
game next Sunday ut Idaho Springs.
Jerry Williams has been put iu charge
of the underground workings of the Sill
yer Queen mine on Seaton mountain,
Idaho district.
William Bockfipger, nephew Of Mr.
Bockfinger, of Askew Il Wagner arrived
here few days ago to visit with his
uncle and aunt, Mrs. w. B. Askew.
A ball will be given next Saturday af-
ternoon and evening at the hall of Zan-
canella Bros. on Williams avenue. Good
mnsic will be in attendance.
Postmaster G. A. Wagner returned
from Denver last Monday.
John Livezey, wife, children and
mother-in-law, enjoyed a drive last Fri.
day to Missouri lake and up through the
classic wales Of North Clear Creek, re-
turning to their summer residence at the
B1nta. Hill mine that evening.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19

Notice is hereby gwen that Joseph
Henderson has applied to the City OF
Central for the Lots Nos. 30 and 80, in
Block 8, within the limits OF said City OF
Central. NIX. SULLIVAN.
City Clerk.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
Notice.

All members Of the Club Politici Ir.
dependent ltaliano and Tirolese Italii no
OF Central City are requested to meet a
Knights Golden Eagle Hall on Lawrer c,-
street. Central City, Sunday, July 81.
1900. All Italians and Tirolese, whether
members or not, are invited to attena
BY order Of
Jos. VIsINrINI, Sec.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
Application for City Ground.

Notice is hereby given that Mre. Mary
kelleher has applied to the City OF Cea.
trail for piece Of ground s0x10O fee.,
near East Nevada, within the limits OF
said City Of Central.
M. X. SULLIVAN,
City Clerk.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
Souvenir Hook Cuts.

All engravings and personal cuts used
in the Souvenir Books Of Central City,
Black Hawk and Nevadrville have been
left at The OBSERVER Office. Parties
interested can purchase same at nominal
price. Il. j. ALTvATER,
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19

Hcrbinc clears the complexion, gives
buoyancy to the mind, cures headache,
regulates the stomach and bowles, stinu-
lates the liver, and is, in fact, n por'trt
guardian OF the health. Price, 80 cei ;s
For sale at Black Hawk Pharmacy.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
Carload of watermelon,.

Cantaloupes and other vegetables Just
received by the Mueller Commiss;,n
company, as we'll as nice lot of berri, >
and fruits. They also carry fine line
OF family wines and liquors.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
Lost.

Gold class pin OF 1901, Contra ty
High School, with Star under c cent
on bar initials "I. s." and letters s.
Ii. 1901" Please leave II at this CO
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
Tea! Tea!i

A refreshing cup. The cup to truly
cheer must be of the best quality, prop
erly cured and dried. The Sauer Nc.
Shane Mercantile company will supply
your demand in this.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
sAuEn MosHANE NJ. Co.
A nnn.I rnint

A good point about our groceries
They are fresh and Of tho ii,l eat
quality. Prices are the lowest for ssh.
The Sauer. McShano Mercantile G..
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
Egg- and Subtraction.

Promises may get customers but its
performance is what keeps them. We
guarantee satisfaction with every er .s
well as with every pound OF butter Oh
tanned OF the
6, .n.l.r. MnS,1rA.... Al q.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19

Train No. SO Now Leaves DeDvor
On Sundays at D:l5 p. m. instead Of GOO
d, IN
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19

Fine watch repairi ng at the Mincra
Palace.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-19
Application farIots

Jos. VTsINrrNr, Secr
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-15
Menzel's Idea of Rest,

The German artist, Adolf Menzel, is a
great favorite. and his vagaries afford
endless amusement to the Berlin art fra
ternity. says the Youths Companion.
1t seems that Menzel was engaged on a
mural decoration. He had rugged up a
scaffoldng in his studio, on which his
model was requested TO stand Fer two
long hours the poor 'poseur" stood up
aloft in a most fatiguing posture Menzel
meanwhile, worked at his sketch. heed
less of the fact that his model was grow
ing tired.
At length the model found it necessary
to speak.
Herr Professor" said he. how about
a recess?"
Mcneil apologized profusely for his for
getfulness.
Certainly, certainly, my dear sir said
he. Come down and rest yourself a bit -"
The model had clambered from he
scaffolding to the ladder which led down
from it to the studio floor.
Stop" cried the artist, suddenly That
pose is fine. Don't move musce!'
And once more the model was forced in
to strained rigidity. while the enthusiasts
tic draughtsman set about sketching him,
Al the end of half an hour Mcneil look
ed up from his work.
There" said he. that will do nicely!
Get back on the scaffold. We have had
our rest. Let us get back to work again =
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-15
BRIGHT BITS.

Fatal to Art-"What an artistic pipe
you have" said Miss Hicks to Barber.
Artistic" returned Barber Not bit
of IT, You can't make il draw" Harlem
Life
-Courtesies of the Code-"That." observ-
ed the duellist, after pinking his adversary
in a carefully bloodless manner. that Is
the pink of polit eness. Baltimore Ameri-
can.
There's only one thing the Armless
Wonder can't do with his feet" said the
Snowman. Whats that?'' asked a spec
tator. Put on his gloves" answered the
showman.-Tit-Bits.
Honor" Remmy, asked wee Kentucky
maiden, what is honor?" "Huh." replied
her older brother, little Remington Cort-
right, why, It's an excuse for shootin'
somebody, of course!"-Puck.
narys name is Joe, is it? Does that stand
for Joseph or Josephine"
Small Girl-"We-we don't know That's
why we call it Joe. "-Indianapois Press,
Did that critic write any favorable
comment on your novel, Belinda?" "Oh,
yes he said my father had once met the
Prince of Wales, and that we had always
moved in the best society. "-Indianapolls
Journal.
Old Gentleman-"Here boy. You don't
suppose I'm going to take that rickety old
framework in place of my good silk UNI
brella do your" Bell Boy-"Dat's wot de
gemman said wot got yohs, sub" Brook
Ign Life.
-Conundrum (hy the printers deviD-
rs there any rue of English composition
that Mr.. ex-President Steyn invaria bly,
Observes"
Yes. He never comes TO a full stop
without beginning with fresh capital
Punch.
-Retort Courteous-"I see the villain In
your face" said the gruff lawyer who was
trying to intmidate a witness
Very likely" was the calm reply. 1.-The
face of bright person. like a mirror, Is
apt 10 cast personal reflections. Chicago
News.
School Teacher-'What little boy can
tell me where is the home of the swal-
low"
Bobby-'I kin, please"
School Teacher-"Wel Bobby?"
Bobby-"The home of the swallow is the
stummick Tit Bits
Feminine IntuitiorQ -Mistress-"J Jane,
you may clear away the breakfast dishes
and put the house in order / am going to
my dressmakers to have new gown fit
ted" Jane-"Yes. ma'am Are you going
to take your latchkey, or shall l sit up for
ou"'.-Chicago News
-Extravagance-"Your extravaganza in
dress" he exclaimed, will ruin met
1T Is not for you" she retorted with
warmth, Ito taunt me with extravaganza
You, who every year pay taxes upon ell
your property"
AT this he WINGED and said no more-De-
troit Journal.
-Solicitude-"What is fathers attitude
in the political fight?' asked the grave lit
tie girls uncle.
Il don't know. exactly, but the last I
heard about It they said that first he got
on his ear and next he was standing on mis-
head. I'm a great deal worried about
father" Washington Star
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-15
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Meetng-Landrum Lodge No. AZ. F. &
A. NJ.
Special Notices uwanee Springs Hotel
Suwanee, Fla; Annual Bachelors Moon
light Excursion; Harvard Beer on Ice at
Beckmann's Soft Shell Crabs Today. H.
Logan; Interstate Cake Walk Contest at
c. L. A. Han Tonight; Extracts A. NJ.
& C. w West: Notice of Redemption of
Chatham County Court House Bonds;
Notice TO Members Of the Bar; Lsvan's
Table d'Hote
Fusuess Nouces-Fancy Fresh Fruits,
John r. Evans & co.
cut Prices on Water Coolers-At Latti-
mores
Remnant sale-At Byck's Shoe Store.
Empty Hogsheads-C NJ Gilbert & Co.
Cotton Gins-Cheesman Cotton Gin Com
pany.
Steamship schedules-Ocean Steamship
Co.
Mineral Waters-Crab Orchard Water.
Medical-Bar- Ben; Castoria; Horsford' 5
Acid Phosphate Hoods Pills; Dr. Hath
away Company; Coke Dandruf Cure;
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure.
Cheap Column Advertisements-Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent;
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-15
Where Ignorance is Bliss.

John D. Rockefeller the Standard Oil
magnante. usually travels between Cleve-
land. his former home and New York in
a private car. says the Philadelphia Sat
urday Evening Post On a resent trip
from the former city one of Mr. Rookie =
feller's party found in the Sleeping car
two men from Cleveland whom he knew
very we'll. After a few minutes chat e
invited them into the private car to meet
Mr.. Rockefeller. They found the oil man
deeply interested in a game played with
colored cards, which he was piling up
into stacks according to Their color. He
explained the pastime to the young men,
and then went on with the game.
Did you ever play it?" asked Mr..
Rockefeller
"A great many times. But never with
oolored cards. 1t is generally played with
playing cards. and it called solitaire"
Solitaire" repeated The oil man. "I
never played with playing cards in my
life. You must be mistaken
AS the visitors left the car they saw
the multi-milionaire deep in his game in
spite of the warning
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-15

"Darned if a turkey amt a sort of pc
culiar critter," said Horatio Johnson the
other day. according to the Lewiston
Journal. There's a good deal of human
nature mixed in with lots that is just
plain turkey.
THE other day while / was sittin' in
the barn door one of my turkeys come
yerkin' along and peekin' right and left
and finally spied rag on the ground that
every turkey had been travelin over since
snow went off. Turkey picked 1t up and
Slated il out. That minute every turkey
In the yard started for him. He run. 1t
evidently struck him all of a sudden that
he had got hold of suthin that was
mighty valuable. He run and he lodged
and he ducked and he run some more
Every few minutes some one of them
turkeys would gel after him by the wing
or by the wattles or else by the rag, and
there would be tug of war. And at last
another turkey got the rag away and then
there was another chase. Guess them darn
fool turkeys would have been rum n the
fat off themselves the next day il | hadn't
set the dog on EN- and drove EN- up on
the woodpie
That's just the way with a turkey Let
any other one in the flock get hold of
suthin' and every one of the blamed fools
will start for him or her and run till they
fairly drop.
And, as l have said there is a good
deal of human nature right there"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-15
Personal.

M Edouard de Reszke has lost his
youngest child. Marie a bright little girl
Of 6 The body has been sent 70 Warsaw
from London for burial in Polish soil
Walter J. swingie agricultural ex-
plorer for the United States Department
OF Agriculture, is in Algeria buying 200
date palms. which are to be shipped 10
Arizona.
William j. Bryan. Congressman Will
Jams. of Illinois and Richard Yates, whom
the Republicans OF Illinois have nominated
for Governor, were all in the same class
at the old Illinois College.
Judge Eugene 5. Elliott Of Milwaukee,
well known as the originator of the Amer
lean Whist Club, will play no more except
for an occasional social game He has
decided that his days for match games
are over.
Lord Halsbury, the present Lord
Chancellor of England will probably re-
tire when his lifelong friend, Lord Sails
bury leaves Office, and it is said his sue
eessor will be Sir Francis Jeune, Presi-
dent of the Divorce Division.
While the Queensbury family is gen.
orally associated in the public mind with
prize fighting and personal eccentricities,
there are members of it who have
achieved distinction in other and more
conventional directions One is the Hon
John Douglas c. NJ. G., who has re-
Gently published in Brisbane a very in
teresting history of Thursday Island, the
sentinel guarding the northern approach
TO Australia, where he has been govern
ment resident for the last fifteen years
The Queens eyesight is becoming
more and more a matter of grave concern
to those about her" says the London
Chronicle Even the blue spectacles,
with which Dublin and London are alike
familiar are failing Of their old effect.
All dispatches and all letters except the
most private. are read to Her Majesty,
who now writes little more than her sig
nature with her own hand famous
foreign eye doctor has been lately con-
suited, but without any very encourag-
ing result"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-15
TAYLOR PROTECTED BY GOV.
MOINT


VIII public sentiment sustain Gov.
Mount an refusing to deliver Mr.. W. 5.
Taylor to the regularly constituted author
tiles of Kentucky? 1t is doubtful. Mr.
Taylor is under Indictment in Kentucky
as an accessory TO the assassination OF
Gov. 600 bel. When Il was announced that
an Indictment had been found against him
he stated thai he would return at once
and face his accusers. Instead of doing
that he has taken refuge in Indiana, and
the Governor of that state refuses to give
him up on the requisition Of the Governor
Of Kentucky.
1t may be, as Gov. Mount says, that II
is impossible for Mr. Taylor to get an i'm
partial trial in Kentucky at the present
time owing to the excited condition of
public feeling there, but is il for him 10
say whether a fair trial can be had or
not? There are courts in Kentucky 10 de-
eide that question. Besides, Mr.. Taylor
has plenty of friends in that state. The
understanding is that fully half of the
people voted for him, and it is reasonable
to suppose that they would insist upon his
having a fair trial.
a
against Mr.. Taylor in Kentucky, and 1t
might be in the power of the dominant
party to bring about his conviction even
though the evidence did not warrant
verdict of guilty, but it is doubtful IL the
dominant party would use its power TO
convict him. In fact, it is safe to say that
Democratic sentiment in Kentucky would
not permit his conviction on either per
jured or insufficient evidence. The people
of that state, without regard to party, be
lieve in fair play.
a mistake was made probably in offer
ing so large a reward for evidence that
would lead to the conviction of the parties
guilty of assassinating Gov. Goebel.
Gov. Mount thinks it amounts to a pre-
MUM on perjury, and that Mr. TAYLOR
would be convicted on false evidence If he
should be tried a. the present time. But
is he justified by anything there is in the
law in refusing to surrender Mr.. Taylor to
the Kentucky authorities?
The course that Mr.. Taylor is pursuing
is calculated to give the impression that
he knows more about the assassination of
Gov Goebel than has yet appeared in the
public prints. The impression may not
of course. be correct In fact. II probably
is not Mr.. Taylor. occupying the position
he did, could hardly have made the mis-
take of countenancing IN any way the
terrible crime that shocked the entire
country. If he rs ever brought to trial it
will appear probably that there Is no evil
dence against him that would influence an
unprejudiced person.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-15
To the Girl Graduate of Nineteen
Hundred.


From the New York Sun.
Hello!
Girl Graduate,
You sweet thing you!
With your head brimful of dictionary
talk
And 'isms" and "ologies" and things.
And your cap and gown,
You are the latest, greatest up-to-date
Girl
OF all the garden with girls rosebudded,
The brook and the river ebb
About your shy, reluctant tootsies
But your boots are wide and waterproof
And your skirt plaid and reversible
Just ankle length
For you've learned a store of knowledge
not in books,
Just good old common sense
You met the world
Clear-eyed and strong and sweet
Above all, womany;
Not the wasp wasted lackadaisicaI, lap
dog petting girl
OF times gone by;
Blu, just a girl
Gladstone and happy souled
Seeking no voice or vote in puddled poll
tics
Nor bifurcated rights in rostrum's glare.
No. in the centurys new dawn you stand,
rose crowned,
A golf stick for a sceptre and your throne
A rock. three-canopied
Your page n caddie, and your king
All, well.
You've yet to choose
Let him be manful brave
And tender of the flower your girls hear.
is
To keep it safe:
A star 10 light a home!
Through the summertime
You'll frvol much
And get engaged no doubt,
One or two times
To summer boys by sea and shore.
And they will tell you fairy tales
About your being the only girl they ever
loved,
And things like that
But heed them not
These gay hat-banded ones,
Keep the Ideal Man
In sight
For that's as near
AS you will ever get 10 him
Despite the fact that he runs everything.
Quite SO,
Just let him keep on thinking that we
think so.
II pleases him
And doesn'i injure us!
But well you know, Girl Grad.
Your tears and smiles are powers more
potent far
Than empty crownship.
In your little palm
You hold the magic lamp
That makes this old world beautiful!
All at your feet, Girl Grad,
Goddess Of rarest June!
BE Coed! Let those who will be great
Look up Lead on--and smile
The world Is yours!
Kate Masterson.