Gilpin observer., 1901-05-30
NEvADAvILLE.


Monday.
Jones Coyle and Nathanial Semmens
returned to Perigo Tuesday, after a
three days visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Trezise returned from
Denver, Wednesday.
Miss Maud Richards arrived from
Rosedale, New Mexico, last Thursday.
Word was received here of the death
of Samuel Veal at New York last week.
Deceased was a resident of this town.
j. c. Chapple took his second step in
to the mysteries of the Knights of Pyth-
las last Thursday evening.
The Nevadaville fire department held
their annual inspe ection last Saturday.
A test was made OF the Chemical engine
which was highly satisfactory.
The town authorities are enforcing
the ordinance relating to tax on dogs.
A notice has been posted relating to
roaming at large of horses and donkeys
If they are not kept home they will be
impounded and fine of 50 for the first
day and 81 for each subsequent day as
sessed against them.
j. w. Woten, of Central City, has
been appointed town attorney.
James Bartle while in ore chute in
the Hidden Treasure mine on Monday
injured his knee by having IA rock fall
on it.
r. j. Morse of Florer ce, was visiting
here last Sunday.
Thomas HigRs and Harry Williams
returned from Goldfeld last Friday.
Charles Workmeister's children are
recovering from the measels.
Henry Wilcox was visiting here on
Monday, returning TO Denver on Tues
day.
The Alps Mining company have re-
ceived gasolene engine, which will be
placed in the 800 foot level for the pur-
pose of working the 100 foot level of the
submarine shaft.
Thomas Grenfell and Henry Warren
have returned from Victor.
Yesterday was the last day of school
for the present term. Tomorrow the
scholars will hold a picnic on the Nc
Nichols ranch west of town.
Michael Reseigh this week broke two
ribs and fractured another besides re-
ceiving ether bruises, while working: in
the Missouri mine on Quartz hill. He
was standing on some plank in the shaft
when the plank broke, and he fell dis
tance of 80 feet. DR.. A. Ashbaugh at
tended him and he is getting along
nicely.
Tuesday an old boiler was removed
from the Conlee Burroughs shaft to
the Ophir- Burroughs shaft which will
be used for storage of feed water for the
boilers of that property.
James Richards of the Ophir- Bur
roughs left for Denver. He will return
a married man.
The firemen's inspection was held
Saturday evening by order of the Town
Board, at o'clock. A fire was built $50
yards from the fire house. In the first
run from the time the alarm was given
until the water was turned on the fire
was three minutes. The second run
was made in "a minutes. After the
inspection meeting was called at Town
hall, where refreshments we're served
and the following program carried out:
Speech from Mayor John Roberts, fol-
lowed by brief speeches from trustees.
j. c. Bartle, Richard Trezise, P. Furze,
Josiah Pasco, and Police Judge, r. w
Pearce and songs rendered by j. T..
Quick, p. Furze and others.
All parties are hereby notified to clean
up their premises before June 3, 1901;
also all dog tax must be paid before
the 4th day Of July, 1901, or they viii
be shot. BY order Of the
Town Trustees.
In Denver, Colorado, Tuesday, May 2S,
1901, to the wife of IL. A. Hicks, son (;
weight l3 pounds
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