Gilpin observer., 1900-03-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

The several boards OF registration win
be in session again next Monday, the day
prior TO the municipal election. II you
are not registered it will require the afi.
davit Of known voter in the ward in
which you vote as to your eligibility as
voter. Look over the list and see if you
are registered.
At special session OF the state board
of health, held in Denver on the 21st
instant for the issuance OF licenses to
embalmers, Edward l.. Harris, Of this
city, passed the ordeal. The regular ex-
animation for embalmers will be held by
the board in June.
Displayed in one of the show windows
of the Union bakery, Hawley block, this
city, is the representation of church,
the handiwork of Philip Hollenbeck, the
head baker OF that factory. 1t is great
curiosity with the children, and, for that
meter, with the elderly people.
Mrs. Louisa A. Chaplin, wife of the we'll
known G. A X. leader, Howard C.Chapin,
former residents Of Georgetown, died
suddenly Saturday evening at her late
residence, 1864 Evans street, Denver, OF
heart failure, aged "a years. Deceased
had resided in Colorado since 1869, and
was very estimable lady. She leaves
one grown daughter.
A. B. Gray, deputy state auditor, has
rendered his resignation to take effect
April ], next Sunday,
Silver Plume Standard: The death OF
Mrs. Daniel Golden, formerly Miss Mary
Cottingham of Georgetown, occurred in
Clinton county, New York, January II.
The members of Rough and Ready
Hook and Ladder company will hold
their monthly meeting next Monday
evening. Peter Stangier, the foreman,
requests every member to be in attend
ance.
VIM. Augur has purchased the frame
dwelling on Spruce street belonging to
Mr.. Smitham, for which he paid S625. 1t
will be occupied by the family of tffe
former.
Some of the property owners OF the
city are raking up and burning the rub
bish which has accumulated in their
door yards during the winter. This is
the proper caper, and should be INDUCED
in by every householder in the city.
There are several manure piles that
should also be hauled away. Now is
the time to do it before the hot weather
comes on.
Alderman Daniel Fuelscher has sold
his bushes in this city to Mr.. Fisher,
late of Nebraska, who takes possession |
the first of April. The former leaves
here on the Sth of April for Paris, and
will remain on the other continent for n
year. He will be accompanied by his
wife and little son.
The New York Store Mercantile com
pany announce in display ad on this
page their Easter opening of millinery
goods, which will take place Thursday,
April 3, when will be exhibited the finest
and most artistic hats and bonnets ever
In Gilpin county. The ladies
of Central and vicinity are invited to
call and witness the display that will
greet their eyes on that date.
Irving Nichols the six year old son OF
ex sheriff John II. Nichols and wife eel
ebrated his birthday anniversary Tues
day, March l3, by giving a birthday
party 10 number of his playmates. The
little folks reigued supreme at the family
residence and a most pleasant time was
had. Among those present were Misses
Grace and Cora Oats, Gertrude and Flo
renee Morgan, Marguerite Rodda, Nettie
Nichols, Maude Sinclair, Gladys Retail
lack, Lena Oates, and Masters Henry
Nichols, William and Thomas Oman,
and John Pollard of Denver, cousin OF
the little host.
y supper was served Tuesday evening
by the ladies of Little Olive lodge No. 81,
Degree of Honor, ut A. O. U. w. Hall, at
which Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Franklin
were the guests of honor.
The circuit court of appeals at st.
LOUIS NUS ItNtIseu lit ueSiSioh vi u ouuSS |
Hallett in Denver in the case Of Mrs. Ell
len a. Westland vs. The Gold Coin Mines
Company of Gilpin county. A new trial
vii. now be had before jury.
The cas-, of Currgan VS.. Edward
Freeman. administrator of the estate of
the late Thomas Seery occupied the at I
tention of the district court yesterday,
and the case was continued until the
next regular term OF court, June, 1900
Court will adjourn for the January term
9-morrow.