Gilpin observer., 1901-07-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

Gunnell mine last Sunday, had plank
the back while he was in STOPPING
position. He was takon home and DR.
Abe Ashbaugh attended him. He was
pretty b IDLY injured but not necces-
slrily fatally.
Messars Nate A. Sears and Frank
Hepborn left Saturday evening for the
Teller lake, head of Mammoth gulct,
Wisconsin district, where they spent
Sunday forenoon in angling for the
speckled beauties.
Captain c. H. Bergman and num-
of the members of company e, n. G. c.,
this city, left little after 8 o'clock Sun
day morning in a conveyance for Idaho
Springs where a battalion drill was had.
They report good time and hospitable
treatment from company G.
Golden Globe, July 90: Sunday last
Judge DeFrance and Hugh departed for
Hot Sulpher Springs where court was
opened Tuesday. If trout in that vicini-
ty could have seen the machinery for
their downfall which these gentlemen
departed with, they would be "hiking'
up stream as fast as wriggling tails
could take them.
The funeral of the late Joseph Short
occurred Saturday afternoon from st.
James NJ. E. church and was we'll at
tended Rev. S. j. Rogers otliciated.
Golden Globe: Many old timers along
Clear creek expect to see flood tear
Ing down the canon yet this year. This
is good, as the expected never happens.
The fire department of this city, has
accepted an invitation to attend the
Boulder Quarto Centennial exercises to
be held in that place next month
Golden Globe: Claud H. Smith, S S.
M. class of 1900, died on July 4, as a re-
suit of injuries received near Salt Lake
City on July =, by being thrown from a
horse. He was young man of splendid
character and exemplary habits, and
maas many friends while a student.
About six weeks before his sad death
Mr.. Smith was married to Miss Anna
EasIey, formerly of this city.
w. j. o. lara, agent of the G. & S
railroad at Forks Creef, was arrested
last Eric night by Sheriff Barrick, of
jefferson county, for selling liquor with
out II license. lie was taken TO Golden
and placed under bonds.
Owing to the absence of Mrs. Milans,
organist at ST. James NJ. E. church last
Sunday, Miss Ethel Odgers presided at
the morning and Mrs. Emma y. NARROW
at the evening service.
The latest order established in this |
city is that of the Brotherhood of Yeo-
men, who have established what will be
known rs Little Kingdom Homestead
No. 750, Mrs. Ida NJ. Johnson, has been
elect ed temporary foreman and Miss
Lilly Schel'inger temporary secretary.
It..is social, fraternal and beneficial
order.
4. L. Collins, general manager of the |
Smuggler- Union mine at Telluride, San
Miguel county, had his collar bone
broken in the accident on the Rio Grande
railroad Tuesday IN morning near Marshal
Pass.
There was turaed ever to the Presby-
terian chur n funS, this city, the sum OF
Sl6 ce. tase from the enter tainments
gwen at that church on Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday evenings. 1t
was not patronized as well as it should
have been.
Adam Zang, the blind man, while
walking along the sidewalk in front OF
Huber's mardet last Saturday, dropped
down and through n trap door which
was open. Fortunately he escaped any
injury.
Professor Fleming, who was connected
with the Central City public schools last
year. will tseci at Idaho Springs next
year. AS oon rs | G can Sc cure a dwell
ing he will remove his family to that
place. The citizens OF Idaho Springs
will find Mr. Fleming an agreeable gen
tleman and a good teacher.
Morris Hazar /, district clerk of the
FIRST ju ciol district. has becn al point
ed administrator of the estate Of the late
c. V Iirnhorb0".
Halsey NJ. Rhoads, a weii.known news
paper man of Denver, is dangerously III
at st. Joseph's hospital, Denver, from
arpeadicitir, Ie occupies one of the
rooms of the Denver lodge Of Elks at
TINT hosptal.
U. $. patents to tie King and Helen
lode minng claims in Pleasant Valley
an 4 Indepen lent districts have been re-
ceived at the u. S. land Office in Denver.