Gilpin observer., 1901-01-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Have you learned to write 1901?
Good weather for molases candy pull
ings!
Coasting has been enjoyed this week
By the chi dren.
The social dance held at Armory hall
Saturday evening was much enjoyed.
The honorable board of County Gem
missiouers convened in regular session
yesterday morning.
The Women's Relief Corps of Ellis
worth Post, No. 30, Grand Army of the
Republic, will install their officers this
evening.
Thomas Bate is lying very ill of pneu-
monia at his residence on Casey avenue,
the result of violent cold contracted on
Christmas eve.
The lowest point reached on the ther
mometer during the recent cold spell
was at Apex, Tuesday morning, which
indicated % degrees below zero.
The usual number OF good resolutions
were made Tuesday, the first day in the
Goth century, by the young men of these
hiltops. Don't break them, boys!
When woman who is angry about
some,hing, mumbles to herself as she
goes up the street, dunn it ALL what
does she mean? Is she merely quoting
Dickens?
Christian Fischer will please accept
the thanks of The OBSERVER for 1901
calendars left at this Office on Monday.
Mr.. Fischer, like other true Christians,
never forgets the printers.
\ cold tidal wave struck this city last
Sunday, the thermometer indicating Is
degrees below zero at 6 o'clock Monday
morning. The previous night WIS the
coolest experienced this winter.
The Kempton Komedy Kompany has
been holding down the footlights at the
opera house this week. They will hold a
matinee Saturday afternoon. This will
enable the small children to attend.
The public schools OF this city will re-
open after the holiday vacation, on next
Monday. Also the school of the Sisters
of st. Joseph, on Academy hill. The
children apparently enjoyed themselves.
The members of the st. James NJ. e.
church held Watch services" Monday
night, as did the Presbyterian congre-
CATION At midnight mass was said at
st. Mary's Church of the Assumption by
the pastor, Rev. ]. NJ. Desaulniers.
Frank Cody, the young man who met
with an accident near Ed l.. Moody's
home at the old town of Missouri City
Christmas eve, was out on the street
Saturday. His face was terribly cratch-
ed up but nothing of serious character.
The Office fixtures of the Randolph
Mill comp we're removed on Monday
from the former Office in tho First Ma
tional bank building on Eureka street to
the Office OF the Colorado Carr Mining
company in the Miller block on Main
street
Justice Rice of Denver discharged j.
d. Klein Friday morning. He had been
charged with the murder of Mrs. Emma
Anderson, but there was no evidence to
substantiate the charge made. DR.. Klein
formerly resided in this city, where he
practiced medicine several years.
The Steamboat Springs Sentinel says
Kit Bewett has purchased a s.anking
team of four year olds, and has joined
the Hayden Driving club, to which none
are eligible unless they possess a team
that can set three minute clip or bet
ter. The Sentinel adds: That beats
the pace Of the Steamboat Springs Jack
Pot cl 10.
The coal miners of Louisville, Boulder
county, approve the enactment OF two
weeks pny bill by the next Legislature,
and will present one to the senator and
representative FROM Boulder county to
introduce \ law OF that nature would
prevent working men, especially miners
from being defrauded out OF four to six
weeks wages.
Enthbune sisters Elect officers.
IN Eriday cveninp last the Gallant he