Gilpin observer., 1901-04-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

A decree OF divorce has been nled Tor
record by Henry Fuersteine. The parties
are residents of Denver.
spector, the position, instead of paying
salary, ought to command premium
George Lanning, OF the Register. Call
has purchased room brick house on
Myrtle hill in Denver which will be
occupied by his family.
The annual catalogue Of the Universi-
ty OF Colorado, has been received here.
1t is full of information relating to Colo
radios educational institution.
Attorney George Forman has fitted
up his suite of office rooms over Reck-
ling's Billiard parlor in Thomas block in
fine style. There's nothing like having
an office neat and tidy.
The annual smokless smoker and
dance of the State School of mines was
given at Golden the evening Of March 20.
1t was fine affair and largely attended,
many being from distance.
The spring millinery opening at the
New York Store yesterday and to-day
was visited by a large number of admir-
ing ladies. The opening will continue
throughout the week.
The recently elected officers of the
local lodge of B. P. o. E. were duly in
stalled at their regular meeting held last
Monday evening There was large
attendance of the members.
Albert Gundy has purchased the herd
of milch cows as well as the upper ranch
of his father in Quartz valley, succeed
ing his father in the dairy business. He
will be found an agreeable and pleasant
gentleman.
Richard Drew, Senior, owner of the
Huddlestone mine, who was taken to
Denver for treatment some days ago, is
rapidly failing. His family were sum-
moned there the first OF the week owing
to his condition.
The health of Stephen Il. Hale who
was taken to Denver some time ago from
this city is reported to be much i'm
proved, according to letter received by
his son, Charles Hale. This is good
news to his many friends in Gilpin
county.
A splendid supper will be served to-
morrow evening, Friday, April 5. at the
residence of Alexander MacKay, by the
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church, this city, from to 8 o'clock.
The public is invited.
The business men of the city should
decorate their respective places OF bus-
ness next week in honor of the annual
session of the grand lodge of the An
Gent Order United Workmen which
convenes next Tuesday.
The county commissioners met in
regular monthly session last Tuesday.
After the allowance of bills they ad-
iourned to meet again on Wednesday,
April 10, when they will examine the
books and accounts Of the county treas
urer for the first quarter In 1901.
We have heard of sterilized milk, ster-
ilized water, etc, also of physicians in
struments being sterlized, which means
being placed in boiling water to destroy
the germs of disease, but it took a Colo
RADIO Springs barber to advertise a"Stef-
ilized Barber Shop"
4 force of men are at work in grading
in the rear of the former "OBsERvER"
building on main street, recently pur:
chased by Ignatz Meyer, who will add
another story to the building. He will
occupy the lower floor for saloon and
the second floor as residence.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the wedding of George o.
Dostol TO Miss Gertrude Lillian Schlacks
at st Elisabeth's church, Denver, April
II, 1901. The prospective groom was
born in Central City. He is a nephew
Of Mrs. John Hamlils, this city.
One funney thing of Initiating a man
into the butfaloes is that when he is
asked for IL cents initiation fee he
always gives more than that, being un.
ferance goes for a drink. III Russell
Sage concludes 10 joir the man who
initiates him will get the exact change
The Vasquez Valley Telephone com.
pany at a meeting Of the city council OF
Idaho Syringe, held Saturday evening
March 30, 1901, asked for a franchise tc
operate with an exchange at that place
1t is an independent company. 1t ex
poets to enter several counties Of the
state in opposition to the Colorado
Telephone company. The passing o
an ordinance granting the franchise wa
left IN the now council