Gilpin observer., 1901-02-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

W0CcQman aL q UllDo was IOunQ uIele6S
at his cabin last Thursday An inquest
was held, and rs no evidence OF foul play
was found his body was shipped to Den
yer. The funeral occurred on Saturday.
At meeting Of the Grand lodge Of
A. f. & A. NJ, held in London on Fri
day. February 10, 1901, the Duke of
Connaught, was elected Grand Master,
IN place Of King Edward.
Hugh Riley, son of j. j. Riley, the
well-known mine operator of Gilpin
county, was awarded damages of $500
10 Judge Mullins decision of the Arapa-
hoe district court, for the loss of tooth.
While riding a bicycle in that city he
was knocked off his bicycle by John
Jaeger whereby he lost tooth.
Mrs. Edward Collins has presented the
State Historical society in Denver an
old buckskin shirt found by Colonel j..
M. Chivington after the battle OF Sand
creek, and presented by that officer to
MIR. Collins. The shirt was worn by one
of the squaws in the fight. Around the
edge is fringe of human hair supposed
to have been taken from the scalps of
white women.
A. Bryant, of Boulder, was so badly in
jured in IL Poorman mine at Caribou
the 10th instant that he died from the
effects OF his injuries. He leaves a wife
and two children.
Miss Mamie Cody, eldest daughter of
Sheriff Cody and wife, is lying very i'll
of typhoid fever at the family residence
on Gregory street, this city.
Intelligence reaches this city that Will
lam Moore, for SO long time conductor
of the passenger train between here ard
Forks Creek, on the Colorado & South
ern railroad, is lying very i'll at his resi-
dence in North Denver of cancer of the
stomach.
The snow that fell Sunday night was
a great benefit to the community. 1t
not only laid the dust, but increased the
supply of water in the main water reser-
voir of the city.
Remember that this evening the
Women's Relief Corps of Ellsworth Post
No. 20, G. A. r., give their annual dance
at Armory hall, this city. Those attend
ing can rest assured of having splendid
time.
Sundays Denver News announces the
granting of q marriage license to w. II.
of this city, Tuesday. They will reside
at Leadville. Mr.. Paul has secured one
OF the best known and most popular
young ladies Of Gilpin county.
The Eldora Herald Of February 16
says that Ed Cody and wife have gone to
housekeeping at that place in the Clifford
house. That is to say commenced home
life. N: 's} i '..s< s. si.N' ~
Manager Kengel OF the Galena mine
is raising the cribbing forming protec-
ton to the dump below that mine
Joseph Inman, one of the pioneers OF
Greeley and a member Of the original
Greeley colony, dropped dead with heart
disease at $50 o'clock Monday afternoon
while walking at the intersection of
Nineteenth and Lincoln avenues, Den
yer, Monday afternoon. He leaves a wife
and three children, all grown. Since
1877 he had been a resident OF Denver.
Owing TO the fact that st. PatriclI's
day this year falls on Sunday, Division
No. l, Ancient Order of Hibernians of
Gilpin county, will hold their annual
ball at Arm1ry hall on Friday event ng,
March Is, 1901. Further particulars
will be given in next weeks OBSERVER.
Idaho Springs News: Rev. +. Coff-
man receives word from Denver every
day that his daughner has been improv-
ing slowly during the week. The fever
seems to have turned the scale favor
able to her recovery.
The couacl has instructed the city
attorney to notify, all persons delinquent
on personal property that taxes must be
paid within 80 days from date of notice,
or else aeizure of goods and chattels
will follow.
For all aches and pains use Ordways
plasters. For sale at Davies and Green's
drug stores.
The new frame dwelling erected by
Mrs. Moyle on First East High street,
this city, is being plastered and will
soon be ready for occupancy.
Those old lime favorites, the Mobiles
Dramatic company have been playing
at the Opera House They have n
good company and will continue here all
week. On Saturday they will give away
n fine set OF furniture, Prices are only
25-35 80 cents.