Gilpin observer., 1901-09-19
LOCAL ITEMS.


bottled liquors.
The remarks made by Eureka S.
Holmes, superintendent Of S. James M.
e. Sunday school, over the death Of
President Mckinley, were very appropri-
ate and well-timed.
William DeFrance, brother OF A. II.
DeFrance, of the First Judicial district.
passed away in Golden, Sunday morn
ing, of general exhaustion. He had re-
sided in Jefferson county'since 1859. He
was unmarried.
The teams of Jenkins, Mckay S Co.
were busy Saturday aud Sunday in de-
livering another installment OF tho pipes
for the ditch leading from Peck gulch
to the big lake on the upper Wileon
ranch west of the city.
County Superintendent of schools.
Miss Minnie Frey, last Monday paid an
official visit to the schools at Gilpin ard
Rollinsvitle.
The Russell cuch base ball club
played the Red Men nine OF Black Hawk
at City Park, this city, Sunday after
noon, winning the game by score OF
to 6.
Mrs Paul Jindstrom, who came TO
Colorado in 1860 with her husband, To-
eating in this city on July 4 of that year
died at Empire September u. In the
winter of that year Mr.. Lindstrom built
a sawmill at Empire, Clear Creek county,
since which time she had resit ed al that
place. Her husband and daughter.
Mrs. Thomas Guanelln. OF GEO get1wn
survive her. The funeral or ur ed from
the Catholic church, at Gee 81 NJ la t
FRIDAY.
A horse belonging to j. B. Hafer
last Thursday Eight, while prowling
around the rear of the old Eureka street
brewery, fell into the flume. 1t took
some length of time and hard work to
get him out the next morning. His in
jury b., his fall was slight.
William Gumma, who came in from
the Orc Verde tunnel, on Silver Greek
west of Yankee, last Saturday morning
reports quite a fall OF snow and rain in
that county last Friday night.
Sheriff Cody, City Marshal Wilkcrson
and Oaicer Williams, ..day evening"
ran out Of the city Two auspcious-ioolI-
ing hohoas whom they found lettering
arouaI the pgsssrEer depot of the Colo
rado 81 Southern railr1ad in this sit!.
One of theo had a rourtenance on him
like y vinegar plant
S.E. Mccal!i-t-r. r. $. Harvey, DR.. c.
V. Shop, William Williams and !. D. W.
Stevens, isfL Monday morning for the
ranch OF Dennis B.others, near Kruli,
Rlult comfy. where they viii spend seq
eral wee Ks i'll hunting for deer and other
game. Thu Grs..named gentleman VIII
act rs rurveyor for the party.
The city council, at its meeting held
last Thursday evening passed an ordi-
nance rounding the WI er bonds of the
city. The nnH b'ads will be issued t"
the amount % SIX = enty of the de-
nomination OF sic; , cuch and twenty OF
the denomination OF 500 each.
Andrew Hadstrom, n SweGe who is
worling for the Colorado Mine company,
last Friday Afternoon, after firing sone
shots in the SEQ foot level Of that mine,
in gettiug away from the shots, stepped
into and down the ore plat at that sta
ton. He was brought to the surface
aud taken to he Office o. DR.. Allison, o.
this city, WHERE it was found that he was
though quite painful, he will soon be at
work again.
Camp No. &C, , Wcodmen Of the World.
this city, met ut their hall, last Sunin!
afternoon, and preceded by the Eiks'
Band, formed in Hur o. proce sion,
marching to tho city couet-rr, west o
the city, where they unveiled the tomb
stone over he remains O: their departed
brother, Richard Griffith, who was killed
at the S,uuggler-E Enion mine, near Teilu
ride, San Miguel cou ,ty, sons months
ago
As next Monday viii be tao Day OF
Atonemcnt, the most importan, day q
the year in tho iiehrrT calnudtr, tn"
business men OF That faith in this city
will keep their business pieces closed un
til $50 o'clock p. ~. Of hat day.
TIE Fir %, the EiRs will rlcse next
Saturday cycrirG, Thus far it hns been
very llberaily p,tronized by all cIaBaes
a. citizens.
Delegates 'rom the various Masonic
bodies Of tho county were in attendance
nt tie scsslonH OF tie grand bodi h.id
ia Denver this week.
Phil parentolu spent Sunday in South