Gilpin observer., 1901-11-28
LOCAL ITEMS.
Idaho Springs Siitings: Robert Baehr
was in GEORGETOWN last week

WAS IN JeOrSetOW0 laSC week.
This is ths season of the year that
children watch the Christmas display
windows and the pe ,ple watch the news
paper cola mas
Golden Globe: a traction engine is at
work hauling lime for tue Godeu smelt-
er from their quarrs north OF town
Three o. four wagons loaded with the
rock are hitched TO t'e engine and on
the down hill lau AL ne way the train
gets along lively. At present fifty tons
a day are hauled. but soon the maui will
be a hun 1red tons per day.
Twenty two women were elected
county superintendent of public schools
In Colorado at the November election.
The Misses Fay Mcleod and Mile
Williams, who week ago sprained their
ankles are getting along nicely aud will
soon be able to attend school again.
The Fortnightly club will meet with
Mrs. A. Macltay at her home next Tues
day ev ing, December 3.
Central City Lodge No. 16. A. o. U.
w. initiated several new members last
Friday evening. The rol. of member
ship is increasing right along. 1t is
now one of the largest lodges in point of
membership and financially that there
is in this jurisdiction.
Re member the Pioneers Thanksgiving
ball at Armory Hall his evening. If
you want enjoyment purchase ticket
ard attend.
DR.. L. p. Davies returned from Den
yer Sunday, where he spent Sunday with
his wife and little daughter Edwyna.
A number of the members of the Deu
yer Rifle club arrived here on Sunday
evenings passenger train, and engaged
in practice shoot with the local rife
club in this city
Frank Sposati has been acquitted in
Denver of numbering Frank Lotto. The
jury on Monday rendered the verdict to
Judge johnson in the west side court
Sposati was much overcome with emotion
when he learned his fate, says the Post.
He wept with joy and kissed all his
friends in the court room. The Post
says his acquital was "A surprise to
everybody who heard the evidence.
Several OF the jurors in the recent
Anderson case were on the Sposati jury.
DR.. Allison, health officer, and city
Marshal Robert Wilkinson, report that
no new cases OF small pox have recently
developed, and the patients down with
it are rapidly recovering, although some
who have been vaccinated are having IA
serious time from sore arms
Downs, Odgars Il Co., at their black,
smith shop on Lawrence street, ,h,s
city, have been making several improve
meuts iately.t They have added trip
hammer and a sizer and ordered II new
II HORSEPOWER. Fairbanks, Morse gaso
lene engine, ~hich viii be put 10 shortly
This added machinery is a great help to
them in turning out tine work.
At the next meeting of the city coun-
ell a size and plans for new wafer
rtservoir will be determined.
George Merz is delivering to his
customers the first ice cut by him this
season. He has enlarged the capacity
more ice his season that he has eAer
stor.d before.
Chancellor Buchtel, OF the Denver
University, will lreach next Sunday
morning and evening at the st. James
NJ. E. church. He is splendid orator
and well worth hearing.
The public ools Of this city clos ID
last evening for Thanksgiving They
will reopen again next Monday.
Frank Mills, who has been laid up
from vaccination is cut again at epding
An interesting and well attended, meet
ing Of the B. =. o. Il was held Mond.y
in This city at which Oscar VIII iams
was made acquainted with the mysteries
OF this order. This order j. adding TO it's
membership, and some Of th- mont pro-
miIent business and mining men uf tn.
county are on it's roll nf members hip
Next SUNDAY evening the lu;al Lodge
viii noli It's annual iuenural services it
the Opera HOUSE. fe.
Mr.. Fluher, OF the Central City Bak-
cry has placed IA new bakery wagon On
'the streets of tn. mountain towns.
Miss Mamie Huber has ACCEPTED tb,.
, position as clerk Vt ,h. C-n'ral Guy
b k~'!. sin "i.,rgrd .,p.. L-. ..tno
. Monday morning.
Fine watch repairing at the Mineral
Palace. ..