Gilpin observer., 1901-12-19
tscal ITEMS.

City Mnp-ha, Rybest 8. wilkinson
last Friday marning nosiiel the saloon,
kaepers't, rsusove She extTa chairs in
their respective pfrces 1T business, and
forbade taem permitttug the allowing OF
persons eoayregating Ia tha,n. He was
acting under instructions from the city
council.
Last Saturday the annex to the Bos
ton house. at Georgetown, used for
storage room. caught fire and was burned
20 tho ground.
Tho citizens OF this caanty have not
enjoyed bstter sleighins than at present
for some years. The latter part of last
week coasting was kept up on Eureka
street until after midnight each evening,
the old as we'll as the Younger people
entering into the zsst OF the fun.
Charles King, we'll known here, is one
OF the proprietors OF the Mauhattan
restaurant at Boulder.
Tomorrow will be Louisiana Purchase
day. Governor Orman, in prociaua-
tim asks that it be generally observed
as Flag day. Get out your flags and
tet them uufurl to the breezes.
THIS OBSERVER has received the No.
I, Vol. l, of the Presbyterian Herald,
published monthly for the Presby terian
churches OF Central City and Black
Hawk by Rev. A. f.. Gorden Mackay. 1t
Is published III the hope that it may
Itavo of service to these churches.
Ata meeting of the city council held
hast Thursday evening, DR.. Allison WAS
;lppointed health officer of this city.
The condition of the road leading to
Yankee hill from this city is in very
condition on account of snow drifts. In
p aces it is impossible for wagons to pass.
Is ID sleighs are bein. used for trans
porting provisions and otuer supplies to
Yaatsec- The same condition exists or
the road to Idaho Springs.
The funeral OF Joseph Kato, of Rus
ell Gulch, took place from ST. Mary's
church of the Assumption, this city, last
Friday morning. He had been suffe ing
from miners disease for a long time.
Last Sunday vas very monotonous, no
religious services being held.
AIRS Rsuja amin p Thomas entertained
a aum5cr OF her lady friends the after
noon of the 1lth Instance at her resi-
,dencs on Eureki street, at card party.
There were present, Mesdames j. e.
Lie eghtbJurn, II. j. Sears, h. A. Hicks,
". o. Jenkins, d. II. Allen, P. X. Ais
dorf. II. Becker and A. q. Day. Re-
Ere ihments were served. Some OF the
lies are expert players at high five,
a move in the right direction has been
maie by tho members Of Co. F, N. G. G.
this city. that Ut the org tnization OF a
.,ya@siuu,. The proper paraphernalia
hos beeu procureI, such as, swinging
clubs, dumb bells, boxing glWes, etc.
Tho gSnxsium will be the means of
iafxer attendance. Some OF the best
athletes in the county are 10 the com
pAny, notably W. j. Lamont.
Water Commissioner Rule reports
both reservoirs OF the city full Of water,
and a good inh w Of water from Peck
Euich.
Owing 10 the I'D and blustery wealth
sr. Gus Reedy has not been making his
accustomed trips to Yankee for week.
The sid-walks OF this city are in very
i;y condition.
Mrs. james Rule entertained the
ta.ios of the Degree OF Honor at her
residence in this city the 11th Instant.
A royal 60 I'd tune was had aud refresh
su~1ts wees ser~ed.
Regular meeting Of Rocky Mountain
f<sdtco NJ. =, o. o, F., this evening.