Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

Who treats his customers 50 cody
these hot days as the ice cream dealer.
More school room will he needed next
September. What will the board of edu
cation do about it?
Strawberries are cheaper, three boxes
for twenty five cents.
Tho regular semi annual meeting of
the Colorado Pioneers Association will
be held at Room 800, Charles block, Den
yer, July 8, at s o'clock p. IN.
The festival given last Friday evening
in Edmundson Block, Lawrence street,
this city, by the Ladies' Guild of St.
Pauls' church, was fairly well attended,
the ladies netting some $50.
The Denver Sunday Times appeared
last Sunday with new head which, by
the way, is an Improvement over the for
mer one used.
Conductor William Moore's passenger
train pulled in hero last Monday on time
both morning and evening, and was
drawn by engine No. IL, which is de-
cided improvement over the time made
by engines previously on this run.
The business men of the city will close
their respective rt places of business at
noon on the Fourth of July. humber
of the leading merchants will rot open
at all on hat day.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church, this city, on Tues
day evening gave an ice cream and straw
berry festival in the vacant room in Ed
mundson block on Lawrence street. AL
though but short notice was given of its
taking place the ladies did very well.
The Central Base Ball club have made
arrangements to play the Abilene, Kan
sas, club two games, July 20 and II.
The Kansas boys have band with
their organization, and on the evening
of the 20th will give social dance.
Owing to st. Johns day occurring this
year on Sunday, the Clear Creek Valley
Masonic association did not observe it,
Next year the association meet in Idaho
Springs.
Felix NJ. Lepore, who has patented n
fire escape, is Rev. Father Lepore, of
Mount Carmel church, North Denver.
Professor Sadtler, a well known min
ing expert, formerly or the faculty of
the State School OF Mines, has received
a patent for retort for treating ores.
Silver Plume Standard: Tony Plan
felti moved to Central City this week,
where lie will engage in the grocery bus
iness, having bought an interest over
there.
Silver Plume Standard: Mitchael j.
McGrath came over from Central last
Sunday and made friends visit here.
The great gold camp seems to agree with
him very well, but i: does not shake his
allegience to the silver cause in the least.
Golden Globe Last Thursday Joseph
Dennis, Jr., was elected state delegate to
the head camp session of the Pacific
Jurisdiction Woodmen of the World, to
bs held at Salt Lake City Utah, August
15tr. Joe is one of the best hustlers in
the order and this honor is deserved
one.
The Memorial services held by Rocky
Mountain lodge No. 2 and Rebekah lodge
NJ. >, !. o. o. F., at Odd Fellows hall
/ .st Sunday afternoon, were we'll at
telde6. Brief addresses were made by
Past Grand Ii. G.. SEuck and John p
Williams, which were quite pertinent to
the occasion.
The families of John c. Jenkins and
James +. L'ghtbourne are enjoying n
summers outing in South Boulder park.
New crossings have been placed across
Main street, and the sreet is now in very
good shape. Street commissioner VIII
kiuson is getting ali the streets in excel
lent shape.
The district court this week was occu-
pied Monday afternoon and portion Of
Tuesday in the trial of Lutey of Nevada.
vile. The attention Of the court is now
engaged in the caso of j. w. Campbell
VS.. j. c. Jenkins ct al.
Georgetown Hernld; Fount McQueary
arrived from Denver Monday evening
bringing nno'hrr nav coach for service
on the Middle Park stage line. Jones n
McQueary viii meet the needs of :he pa
irons OF their line il they have TO put on
u new coach every week. Tho travel to
the park this season Lids fair to be
larger than ever.
Engine No. arrived Saturday morn.
ing drawing the pay car After paying
the employees Of the COLORADO & South
ern railroad in this city and Black Hawk