Gilpin observer., 1900-01-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

had jumped on the rear end OF wagon
and by some means caught his foot in
the right wheel He was pulled up on
the wagon and the right leg was broken.
His brother Ernest, who was with him
seeing the accident, jumped, held the
wheel and called to the driver, who
stopped in time to keep the boy from be-
ing pulled between the wheel and wagon
bed.
A change has been made in the arrival
and departure of the daily mail between
this city and Eldora, Boulder county. 1t
now arrives here at II o'clock a. m. and
departs at 1:30 pm. Passengers coming
this way from Eldora on the stage now
have plenty of time to attend to business
here and take the afternoon train for
Denver
Pioneers should remember that the an
nual meeting OF the association for the
election of officers and the transaction
of other business will occur this evening
at Armory hall this city.
1t is said that an ounce of cream tar
tar dissolved in a pint of boiling water
and frequent swallows of the decoction
is the best preventative and cure for
small pox that has ever been tried.
Golden Globe: Uncle John Terrill is
rapidly improving and the amputation
wound is nearly healed. He says that
the toes on the amputated leg give him
considerable trouble by aching and itch
ing and he frequently leans over to
scratch them and grasps nothing but air
Golden City lodge No. l, A. F. & A. M,
will celebrate its 10th anniversary on
Monday, January 10. 1t is the oldest
lodge in the Colorado jurisdiction.
The Idaho Springs Gazette says that
Messrs. Plummer, Bush, Chester, Mos
cript and Sherwin have filed articles of
incorporation for the purpose of making
Edith Lake, u miles from that place, a
pleasure resort.
Miss NJ. A. Bowman of the Idaho
Springs News bemoans the loss of dia-
mond set out of ring.
This has been week of prayer among
the protestant churches.
Revival meetings of increasing inter
est are being held each evening at the st
James NJ. f. church, conducted by the
pastor and lady from Chicago. The
old style religion is being presented with
new power and great results are conf
dently looked forward for. The church
Oh f,,r toI;
who come are given hearty welcome.
Kit McCallister has taken the position
of warehouseman OF the Sauer- McShane
Mercantile Company, which was made
vacant by the illness of Anton Sessall.
The latter is in Denver recuperating.
DIR. Ii. p Davies of The Pharmacy,
being again confined to his room from
the effects OF lame knee, on Tuesday
he calle into requisition the services of
Mr.. John Best. John takes as kindly to
filling prescriptions as he did when con.
ducting The Pharmacy years ago.
DR.. E. r. Fouts has fled with the
county clerk and recorder his certificate
from the State Medical School.
Regular meeting of the city council
this evening.
The little son OF Mr.. audl Mrs. Fred
Wenzel, who has had an attack of pneu-
monia, is getting along very well consid
ering the seriousness Of the attack DR..
Richmond says he will pull through all
right.
Last Tuesday evening at the annual
meeting Of the Sauer- -McShane Mercan-
tile Company, Otto Sauer was elected
president, Benjamin =. Thomas vice
president, and John c. McSbane secre.
tary and treasurer.
The Hawley Merchandise Company at
their annual meeting held at their Office
in this city, elected Henry j. Hawley
president, and Bsunett f. Seymour sec.
retary and treasurer The former board
OF directors were reelected.
The First National Bank this city, on
Tuesday held its annual meeting of the
stockholders. The following are the OF.
.'ticers: Otto Saucr, president; John c.
McShane vics president; +. II. Messn
ger cashier; II. II. Lake assistant cashier
Directors Sauer, f. II. Messenger
w. Fullerton, j. c. Jenkins, Frank G..
Young, Joseph Stundloy, j. c. McShane
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