Gilpin observer., 1901-05-16
Died.

AI MS reSluence near bllplu, blpiu
county, Colorado, May g. 1901, Charles
V. Brinkerhotf, aged 81 years.
Deceased was well known and had re-
sided in thatportion of the county a mum.
ber of years engaged in prospecting. He
was the discoverer of the Dirigo lode and
others. The former has been worked
under lease and bond of late by Messrs
Stewart & Maxwell, and has proved
profitable. He was veteran of the wal
of the rebellion. He was a member OF
Ellsworth Post No. 20, Grand Army Re
public, this city, and out of respect to
the deceased the American flag was
hung at half mast at Gilpin.
Undertaken Ed. l.. Harris was notified
and sent out conveyance, on Friday
morning, bringing the remains here.
They were embalmed and placed in a
casket and a sister in the state of Idaho
and a brother in the war department at
Washington were notified. The funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon at
the Presbyteri church, this city, under
the auspices of the Woman's Relief
Corps and Ellsworth Pest No. 20, Grand
Army Republic. Rev. Alexander Nc
Kay officiated both at the church and
at the grave. A detail from F. company
N. G. c. acted as escort and at the grave
fred salute, and sounded taps.
At Missouri Lakes, Gilpin county, Colo
RADIO, May 13, 1901, of pneumonia,
Daniel Shupp, aged G3 years.
Deceased had been residence of Gil
pin county for over thirty seven years.
He was engaged in mining at the Buell.
mine in this city, as engineer, him and
his family occupying the residence op-
posite the Buell. mine. He was made an
Odd Fellow in Rocky Mountain lodge
No. /, April Z, 1868, and served term
as noble grand of that lodge. OF late
years he had been residing at and near
Missouri Lakes. The body was taken
to the undertaking establishment in
Black Hawk, the funeral occurring May
IA, interment being made in the Black
Hawk cemetery.
In Central City, Colorado, Saturday,
May IL, 1901, Fedeli, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Prevedel, aged years 10 months.
Funeral occurred Monday morning
from the church of the Assumption. In
terment being made in Catholic ceme-
terry,
In Central City, Colorado, Monday, May
13, 1901, Elizabeth, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Elnani, aged l year 2 months
and IL days,
Funeral occurred Monday afternoon
from the church of the Assumption.
Interment was made in Catholic ceme-
terry.
In Russell Gulch, Colorado, Monday
May 13, 1901, Mabel, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Bray, aged 3 months
and IL days.
Funeral occurred Monday afternoon
Interment was made in Russell GENE.
terry.
At Psrigo, Gilpin county, Colorado. May
10, 1901, of pneumonia, Edward Casey,
formerly of Shulsburg, Wisconsin,
aged 4S years.
Deceased had been working in the
Perigo mine for some time. He con-
tracted cold, which developed into
pneumonia. His remains were brought
here and his relatives at Shullsburg,
uottied. His brother reached here
Monday noon and made arrangements
for the funeral which occurred Tuesday
morning from st. Mary's church of the
| T.. L. l.,
the Catholic cemetery. A large number
Of fellow workmen were in attendance
at the funeral.
In Central City, Colorado, Tuesday,
May IA, 1901, of scarlet fever, Emily
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Rich.
ards aged 3 years, . months and IL
days.
The funeral occurred this morning at
IL o'clock from the family residence.