Gilpin observer., 1900-03-08
LOCAL ITEMS.
City council meeting this evening, the
last meeting of the present council.

Judge IL. "A. dlckS naS uiOVeu LIS law
office to the Masonic block, in the room
formerly occupied by the county court.
He now has the finest law Office in the
city.
Horace G.. Thurman now occupies the
room in Miller block on Main street, over
the barber shop of r. w. Lichtenheld.
A new floor has been lain in the room
in Mellor block recently vacated by John
league, preparatory to its occupancy by
r. Shulman.
The board of county commissioners
will meet in regular session next Tues
day morning.
An exchange says thata little learning
is dangerous thing. a short time ago
we stepped into store and accidentally
ran up against two women who were
pricing some goods. just as we were
turning away one of the ladies said to
her friend, Il wonder what that motto,
E Pluribus Unum on that piece of ging
ham MEANS" "Oh," said her friend,
"that's French for fast color, warranted
not to fade"
Golden Transcript: \ maiden fair with
sun kissed hair came tripping down the
street, her face serene, her age sixteen
gee whiz! but she was sweet! On the
slick she came down quick, with jolt
that shook her curIs; but the words she
used must be excused. for she is one OF
our incest girls.
An exchange says that a young man
named Barber married Miss Shaver in
Books county recently. Barber had a
good looking mug and Miss Shaver could
not resist him. They will now try to
avoid usless scraps and the wife will en-
deavor to raise the little shavers like they
ought to be raised.
Golden Transcript: Ed Throckmorton
of this office, received the sad intelli-
gence of the death OF his father, Mr.. W.
Thorckmorton, at Coulter. Grand county
ON Tuesday last, at the age Of 50 years.
Deceased resided in Golden for num-
Der of years with his family, and was
highly respected. He leaves n wife, two
sons and daughter. The disease that
caused his death was dropsy of the heart.
WANTED-A young and beautiful
widow of education and refinement, pos
sessing an ample fortune, wishes to cor
respond with gentleman of means, no
trihers need answer. Address S. b., care
of The Matrimonial Times, 1888 Broad
way, New York.
Peter Leidinger, tea merchant, has re
moved his place of business from Greg
ory street to the new building Just above
the room of Alert fire and hose company
No. .. on the south side of Lawrence
street, this city.
Isnass Gundy, the Quartz Valley
dairyman whose right hand was poison
ed some weeks ago, is now able to at
tend to his Guties again, although his
hand and ann have not fully regained
their accustomed strength.
AS the tramway train wound around
Winnebagp Hill last Tuesday afternoon
engines |, ; and i were attached to the
train, consisting OF "a cars, six of which
were loaded with coal.
Abe Rachofsky of the New York Store
Mercantile Company has secured the
services of Il first class milliner who Will
take charge of the millinery department
OF that fayorite trading place OF the la
dies of Gilpin county. Ladies should
bear in mind that the grand Easter
opening Of spring and summer millinery
viii occur shortly, and should reserve
their orders and not make purchases un-
iii this event occurs.
The Young Peoples social to have
been held at Mrs. Clark's next Friday
has been postponed until Friday, March
%, at the same place.
y week from tomorrow evening Divi-
sion No. /, Ancient Order Hibernians,
will give their annual reception and ball
Mt Armory Hall. You should not miss ii
as most enjoyable time is promised.
Attorney Charles Matthews will re-
move his Office to the room in Edmund
son Block formerly occupied by William
+. Orahood.
The report that gained crcdence here
hiat Conrad Schneider Of the Western
Hotel Denver, hnd died Tuesday of this
week is false, rs - telephone received al
The OBSERVER Office yesterday from Mrs
Schneider stlted while Mr.. Schneider
had been in poor health for some length
Of time, he was convalescing. This will
bs good rews to Conrads many friends
in Gilpin county.
The family OF Ailain G. Chamberlain
will occupy the residence on Lawrence