Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
LOCAL ITEMS.


with horcs. on grouse, prairie chickens,
lid turkeys and sage hens commenced
to-day.
III. Great Sun council OF the I'm.
roved Order Red Men Of Colorado, was
in annual session three days this week
in Denver.
The OBSERVER is in its new quarters
on Gregory street opposite Welch block
Drop in and leave your orders for JOB
printing or advertising.
Justice Thomas Hooper has removed
from the Granite house on Lawrence
street to his own brick residence on
Roworth street, Spring gulch.
Quite number OF persons left here
last Saturday morning for Boulder 10
attend the festivities of the Woodmen
held ia that plnce on taat day.
Henry Dennis will remove his meat
market from his present staLd on Main
street to the lower room in WEIGH block
corner of Greg ory and Spring streets the
first of Sep,em bef Lex.
hall on Saturday evening, Miss May
Chesterfield, this city, was awarded the
silk dress for being the most popular
young lady in Gilpin county.
Georgetown Herald: viii Cozens was
over from the Fraser Monday after a
shipment Of young trout from the state
hatchery, which he took over to put in
the Fraser river near the Peavey ranch.
y letter receive! from Deputy Post
m .ster Albert Sears, who is at Grand
lake, Grand county, with Chase With
row and party states that they are hav
log splendid time lshing at that point.
Engineer ristol pulled in tie pas
senger train last Saturday with engine
No. u, which has been overhaulsd in
Denver and repainted, giving it as bright
au appearance as Il school girl at sweet
sixteen.
Miss Maude Kendall, aged 13 years
will sing and recite tits evening al the
Presbyterian chursh in this city. She
is declared to b. marvel for Il young
girl. Those who fail to hear her W.
miss a treat
julius Bisscll, Of Leadviie, grand com
mander OF the .;ranl commaudry knights
Tcmper, OF c ,lora aud other otio err
o; the granI co I'm ,uiery, will pay an
official visit to Ceust Ciy comman1ery
No. >, this evening.
1'al OBSERVER is now occuying the
bailding on, Gregory street formerly
year age was occupied blythe Gem saloon
and gambling house. II is the build
ing with the blue froa..
Idaho 3prias= sittings: The sta'on
M,uptain Elec, IL company has
COM leted its Gum' and water
course to Masobville, ii point two niea
below the cit and viii build unit pliot
there ut oace. lie big plant viii o" al
Ficyd hill.
The French late glass windows for
the room in The rear Of the First y 'tisn
al bank building wer, received and pu'
in place Thursday. Sol Bacha,acr :,
now putting IN shelving preparatory
his remur,l rh-re from the o.p9siJ-
side OF the street.
The funeral OF lha late Davi,.i Cir
rolini. who died in tiis city Ncdur~ la
of as; week took place hast .oatur'
from the Catholic clurca, under III
auspices Of Russell Gulch cour.
American Order Forcs ters. The funera
vas largely attend ID.
John II. Palmer, "A well know. mining
operator aad Il former resident q; tls
city, died at HIS resi- isncc NJ 1l23 Dp.t
ing avenue, Denver, Tues lay morn II
August IL, 1871. He leaves wife an,
no children. lie had b.cn !, resideni
o C3lorlin for b years.
The electric clock which will he place.
in the waiting room uf he &. 4 ). ,h pc;
this city, has been roc.iye. aud uil
awaits the arrival os an expert t, pu,
position. y sni,ar clock has beeu r
ceived at Idaho SpIinysand Will he place,
in the depot at that a!ac-.
\. h. Gray, secretary OF the. s-ar.
board of assessors, came very near mer.
ing death last tuesday moruiug hs
strangulation il swallowing II capsule
lie capsule was of nn unusal size. Al
lodged in his thfn,t. After r",'eatrd
fTor's and the aid ~ glass nf watet
1t slipped Gown his throat.
As will br :. .r, ',l c,r! published es
wh.ro /, r'.'. r,i M :, l., .. Tod,
d,putg Unit ii Stue, mineral surveyor
and civil 'rgi.ecf h,s removed to tl'
N.ilo in i.lnnnGson hIntn. next 10 tht