Gilpin observer., 1900-05-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Tor week as Goal VII Johnny WOulO
have run it in his palmy days, let him
step up and go to work"
Billy Medell has resigned his position
with the State Ore Samplng Works at
Idaho Springs and has accepted a posi-
tion as chemist and assayer in Georgia
He left Golden April % for his new fit Id
of labor. Arthur II. Roller, another for
mer student at the School of Mines has
succeeded Mr.. Medell at Idaho Springs.
The school election will take place
next Tuesday.
The Golden Globe says Mrs. Henry
Klein has gone to Leadville to join her
husband, and that Jack Widemau and
wife have moved into Mrs. Dodge's house
corner of 4th and jackson streets.
There is nothing prettier than a little
maiden neatly attired 10 new spring
suit-unless it is bigger maiden.
Saturdays Georgetown Herald says
that Thomas Barnes has been under the
weather for the past few days with his
old stomach troubles.
David Lumley who had resided at
Freeland, Clear Creek county, for the
last 10 years, died at that place April %.
Interment was made in Denver.
The graduating exercises OF the Idaho
Springs public schools will take place
May 81.
State Senator Sam V. Newell has been
elected delegate from the second con
gressional district to attend the conven-
ton of the Silver Republican party,
which convenes at Kansas City July 4th.
The j. R. Quigley Lumber Company
are fitting up the lower portion of Tur
ner Hall on Gregory street for an Office.
This is the property sold to Henry Eli
man a short time ago.
Gus Reedy transfers his mail and ex-
press to bob sleds at Lake Pisgah, from
which point there is good sieighing TO
Yankee hill.
After diligent search it has been ascer-
tanned that Thomas Je2erson Maloney,
of Denver, was born in Hesse, Darmstadt,
Germany. This accounts for his great
popularity with the German voters of
Denver.
A st. Louis girl killed horself because.
she could not have an Easter hat. Had
the girl known what kind Of day it was
to be, maybe she would not have been SO
rash. Easter lilies and flowers were piled
high on her coffin, and their cost would
have bought several Easter hats. The
moral Is, that no girl should be refused
an Easter bonnet.
Brother Watrous, OF the Fort Collins
Courier thinks that when the churches
get to worl, on revision Of creeds, it is
hoped that they will inject little mere
charity aud little more tolerance into
their body of their professions and
practice.
The democrats Of the Goth congress
sional district of Ohio, last Saturday
nominated Fl. NJ. Darlington for congress.
Delegates to the Kansas City convention
We're chosen.
Hon. d. II. Mercer has been renomi-
mated for congress by aoclamation by the
republicans of the second congressional
district of Nebraska.
With one governor OF Kentucky dodg-
ing around in another state to avoid a
requisition from another governor Of
kentucky, it would seem that they have
about run the limit of comic opera pos
sibilities in the blue grass state.
Electricity has superseded steam in
the great packing house plant Of Armour
Il Co. at Chicago. 1t will soon be in
order for the inventors to look out for
something that will move faster and go
further than electricity.
Isn't it high time for the fire depart.
ment to begin to make arrangements for
the annual inspection, which should oc-
cur on Monday, May 81, and what will be
done about the annual ball usually given
on that date Boys, don't all speak at
once.
A. B. Gray, who retired ns deputy state
auditor last Monday, was presented the
afternoon OF that day with handsome
cut glass decanter and n set of glasses OF
the same material. The Denver Evening
Post says he has been one OF the most
efficient and popular officials OF the
present administration.
Recent rains have proven serious OBJ
stacle to farming in Boulder county, as
we'll as to railroad traffic.
In the case Of the people vs.. w. w
Anderson for tie shooting OF Tnmmen oi
the Denver Evening Post, the jury dis
agreed, standing to from first to last