Gilpin observer., 1901-11-21
Local i7ems.

,yecOrder of Summit county at the late
election without opposition. He is as
popular in that county as j. 8. Upde-
graf is in -Gilpin county.
The young men Of Norway are jubi.
lant over law lately passed in that
country providing that in the future
sany woman who desires to get married
smust Ire-ept to the proper authorities
=, ca:.:::::: ..:o showing that she ia skilled
in the arts of cooking, sewing, knitting
and embroidering.
The local lodge OF Elks at Idaho
Springs will give ball on Thanksgiving
eve, Wednesday, November %.
Tsc idaho Springs Gun club have re-
moved their practice range farther up
vChicago creek.
Silver Plano Standard: Fon- or e"c
cars Of granite are shipped each month
from the Bro1nville quarry to Denver
where the stone is used in monumental
work by the Denver Marble and Granite
company.
Judge S. M. Breath. Colorado pion-
eer and we'll known and highly re-
spected citizen OF Boulder, died in that
,iace last Friday. He was tha discoverer
of the Nj Woi lode at Ward. Boulder
county. He had but recently passed
his S4th mile post in life's journey. He
served in the territorial legislature for
three terms and was county judge at an
other time as well as county commits
,siorer. tie was buried with Masonic
honors.
The scores OF the state rife teams
have been sent in from four of the
teams. The following are the scores:
Denver 465; Central City 445; Pueblo
37S; Aspen 206; four members being on
zach list. Denver, according to this
score, was 20 points in the lead up to
November ~. 1t is expected that full
report from the ten teams will be in by
the first OF January next.
Perry Clay, of Denver, will deliver the
eulogy at the memorial services OF Cen
tral City Lodge No. 557. B. P. O. E., to
6e held at the Opera House in this city
ON Sunday evening. December l, 1901.
ST, James M. e. church have already
taken preliminary steps for it's customary
CnrisJuIas festivities 1t is understood
that IN '-ho-a,c program will be pre-
scented. Further particulars will be
given when the program is arranged.
A number of the members Of the Den.
ver Rife club will visit the Rifle
G:.-, =. LIS city, on Sunday and engaged
in practice shoot on the Winnebago
hill rifle range.
The employees OF the Kansas Bur-
roughs Consolidated and Patch Mining
companies, were paid oil last Friday.
Quite a large sum Of money was paid
out by these companies for labor, coal
and mining supplies. '--
City Marshal and Street Commissioner
Robert Wilkin.on assumed the duties
OF his position on Monday, after a lay off
of several weeks on account OF i'll health.
The action OF the health committee in
ordering that all children shall be vac
cinat<d d. has met the approval Of the
city council
The city treasurer has been author
iz I'd to make il call for 5000 unr deem
cd city warrants.
Annie Rapin, Fred Belcher. Vincent
Vallero and Walter Fiagler left Sunday
for hunting trip along Ralston crAek
and Other points east OF this city. They
The remains OF William e. Cummings
were brought from Per.o last FRIDAY
snorning for increment, the services
being held a. the Catholic chur;l.
Several OF the school children, who
have recently been vaccina' ed, ars hav
ing ve-y G re arms as the result.
The merchants of this { " will close
their places of business at nom Thanks
giving Day, November %.
One step won't take you very far
IOuv suL " keep on walking
One word won't tell folks wu u are
You've got to keep on talking.
One inch won't make you very tall
You're got to keep IN growint;
One little AL. VOL. til IL IA J.
You've got to keep them going.
Don. forget the Thanksgiving ball OF
the Pione-.rs Associate IN next Thursday
,erenin.; 1t Arm y hall. Attend
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School, this city IL is nov held at IL
a. n,, in-t-al .; II IN.
'The L,aa. Solality oi St Mar!'s