Gilpin observer., 1901-06-27
NEVADAViLLE.

ing MISS Georgle klchafRs.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Chapple went to
Denver Tuesday, returning in the even.
ing.
Mrs. James Stevens returned from
Independence on Sunday after four
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. w.
Sherer
Miss Aldinger, of Golden is visiting
Mrs. Sam Williams.
The X. G. E. Lodge gave a social at
l. o. r. M. hall on Saturday evening. 1t
was pleasant affair
August Cessario went to Denver on
Tuesday on a visit to Anton Cessario
and returned in the evening. He reports
that Anton is to have his foot amputated
Hon. f. S. Bolsinger returned from
Cripple Creek Saturday.
Do not forget the dance to be given
by the base ball boys on Saturday even
ing.
+. Atkinson and VIM. Rowe were
over visiting the springs last Sunday.
10 Kramer, Jr., John Weisbeck, Robt.
McKibbin and Thos. Fallor we're all
fined SO and costs for disturbance on
Saturday evening.
Leo Ganley who has been visiting in
Denver Saturday, returned last even
ing.
Jacob Rachofsky left for Denver
yesterday morning.
j. W. Ganley, of the Colorado Trad
ing and Investment company is at Grip.
pie Creek on business.
John Nankervis and W. j. Richards
spent Sunday at the Lake head of Fall
river
The school board of this district are
negotiating for new desks and seats for
the public school building They will
put the rooms in good order.
Hon. j. W.. Bostwick, of the Rome
Gold Mining company, spent the week
here looking after the Clark Gardner
mine, property of that company.
Several strings of sluices are in oper-
alton in Nevada gulch, although the
water is derived chiefly from the Hid
den Treasure and California mines.
A number of the citizens of this place
attended the funeral OF Mrs Roberts
who died here Wednesday morning June
ID. Interment was made at Silver
Plume, the remains being taken there
by Undertaken Trathen, OF Idaho
| Springs.
from Denver, where they attended the
funeral, on Monday, of the late Elisha
Stevens, brother of Mrs. Cannon, an old
pioneer OF Gilpin county.
Nothing has been announced for the
coming 4th of July, which occurs week
from to day, in the way OF amusements.
Russell Gulch will be the center of at
traction on that day.
| II. A. Hoffman, president Of the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Mining
company, while here last Tuesday made
a personal examination OF the under
ground workings of the Phoenix. Bur-
TCubus UllHe, Which, HIS COtupduy dro
operating on Quartz hill.
Hon. Il. S. Bolsinger is in receipt OF
the announcement of the death OF his
cousin II. d. Bristol, a former well
known resident of this place, which oc-
CURED at Florence, Colorado, last week.
His father was an early settler in Cen
tral City, and was among the first prac-
ticing attorneys in Gilpin county. The
father died in that city in 1861.
The authorities have excavated ditch
across the street at the foot OF the dry
gulch leading down from the Prize mine
and put Il bridge across the ditch in
order to divert the water into Nevada
gulch in case of a heavy rain or food.
1t will be much easier TO keep the street
from that point on down the easterly
boundary line OF the town in proper con
dition.
John Mndderu with his characteristic
enterprise will run four.horse hack
from Neyadavillc to Russell Gulch on
Thursday, the Fourth OF July. Those
wishing to visit that place should leave
their urders with him at his place OF
business on Main street. He will fill
orders fron Central City and Black
Hawk. 121t
novel Entertainment.
The "St. James ID. -. Circle" insisted
10y number OF their young lady friends.
are preparing n novel two evening enter
,ainnent to be given Friday and Satur.
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