Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
LOCAL ITEMS.


WAS killed hear Ward but the u4b IS
capped.
William Ho!!ey, who was Injured in
the workings of the Grand Army shaft
is ont again, but quite sore fry,n The
effects Of his fail.
Miss Julia Carson. who met with an
a, cideut in the labratory Of tAe High
school some time age, is out again She
feels grateful that ler injuries were not
ucre serious.
The sum OF s3,45A Go was net,ed hy
Central City lodge No. 557, B. p. o. Z
Oh their late fair held in this city last
charge of i; worked like Ircians for its
success.
Idaho Springs Siftlngs: Professor
Clark las returned from Genital City
bat the painful announcement is mate
that it will be necessary to reset the leg
which was broken in the runaway. He
is showing plenty of Gameness anH fort
itude, however, and some of his classes
are heard at his home.
Tie comptroller of the currency in
Washington last Saturday aul ulhorized
the Merchants and Miners bank of
Idaho Springs to begin business. Ii has
capital s,o.k of $1,000 c. S. Birkns
is named as president
Former Senator Ed o. Wo,cott has re.
turned from Europe and VIII lesume the
practice Ct law in Denver.
We are informed that William Lee,
who lives on Prospec, avenue six miles
east of Go.den. will have i0G0 barrels of
apples from this years crop.
Tine members of company F, y. G. C,
this city, gave AN invitation dance to
their friends at the 'smory Tuesday
night. 1t was well atte.ced and good
tim. was had.
The board of registration in the pre-
ciocts OF the city, met list Tuesday. to
revise the lists of rsgs,ra.'o They
will meet on Tuesday October 90, and on
Monday Noveub Der 4.
Georgetown Hera.i1, October Il: w.
j. Faulkner died On Monday last after
a long Illness. He was resident of
the town for many years and leaves a
wife, son and dau .tter to mourn his
loss. The funeral took place Wednesday
from his late residence, under the aus
pices of the !. o. Il. NJ of which he was
a memb.r.
1t is NOW reported on und oub'pd auth
ority that the Burlington railroad will
extend it's line to Salt Lake City from
Guernsey, Wyoming, to contest with the
San Pedor, Las Angeles and Salt Lake
road. The line will he built by an in
dependent company but members of il
will be directly allied with the Burling.
ton. For all pracI cal pu -p"sss the new
line will be part OF the Burlington sys
TEN.
The Boulder Herald Of October s. an
nounces that Levi j. Il. chofsky is going
out OF business in that city. He has
been in business iu Boulder since 1856.
The county commissioners last week
at their quarterly session examined the
books and accounts OF county Treasurer
Christopher TT. Use and found then,
correct.
The postofTice department has decided
to place McKinley's head ON The new
issue of postal cards that will appear
after December l,t. Above the head
| ,v.,1 l.. - h..
year OF birth and death Immediately at
left and ghr respectively Of the name
Mckinley, which will be directly under
it, and above the head will appear The
words "One cent
Lorenzo Snow, the fifth president of
the church OF Jesus Chiist Of Latter
Day Saints. better known as the Nor
mon church, died ri his residence the
Historic Bee Hive, in Salt Lake City, at
3 o'clock Thursday afternoon October 10.
The funeral occurred last Sunday from
the Tabernacle It Salt Lake City. in
terment being made at Brigham city, OF
which he WAS the founder. Joseph T..
Smith will succeed him as president
The following special from Col l. y to
the Denver Republican appeared last
Friday: .l+mes Hooper of Central Ci y,
is here to assist Coach Dudley with the
School OF NJ hes football eleven. Hooper
was captain Of the university OF Michigan
eleven in 1889 ard later WAS captain o
the Butte team, which once defeated The
ID. A. c. He has an extended reputation
Ms football pla. er. and ~il pay psrticu-
lar attention Ia coach'ng the guards.
Lansing Warren. ut one time mnnas
ing editor of the Drnv.r Evening Time.
died at his home IA Milwaukee. Wiscnn.