Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
LOCAL ITEMS
Tomorrow. the Fourth Of July.

,,3Se license.
The " illiams Livery company has re-
S,ived two new buggies one open and
che other covered.
The Cottrells, OF Denver, on Sunday
afternoon, defeated the Central nine by
a score of IL to s.
Business with the Gilpin Tramway
company is much better this year than
at the same time last year.
Miss Jennie Davidson, after three
weeks illness is up again attending to
her position at the New Gilpin.
AL. Anderson, of this city, has been
elected president of the Merchants Pro
tective Aesociation of Gilpin county.
William Hoehe, who spent several
days last week in South Boulder park,
returned with 30 nice trout for his catch.
A number of Denver people will spend
the simmer months at Rollinsville and
along the classic wales of the South
Boulder.
Several emigrant wagons passed on
through this city on Monday from the
valley, headed for Middle park. They
went via Idaho Springs.
County Clerk and Recorder j. S. Up
degraf issued sixteen marriage licenses
during the month of June, 1902. June
weddings were numerous.
Ii. P. Davies & Co. have filed an af-
fidavit of labor performed on the Lull-
aby group of veins at the Twelve Mile
diggiugs west of this city.
w. B. Davies, former express egent on
the evening train to this city from Den
yer, now has the run from the Fort
Worth and Denver road into Denver.
David Simpson, FOR long time with
the Central Clothing Boot and Shoe
company, has opened a store in the room
formerly occupied BY Knute Erickson.
Engineer james F. Bristol took his
run on the c. d5 S. road Saturday, bring
up the morning train with engine No.
13 which was in the wreck here few.
weeks ago.
Fred 7. Gooch reports that the
Rollins house at Rollinsville, is filled
with people from Denver and other
valley towns, who are to escape the hot
weather.
A number of Gilpin county people
will attend the Chatauqua exercises at
Boulder this week A larger crowd will
be in attauduuco than at any of the
previous times.
The Williams Livery company have
taken the contract for carrying the mail
between Black Hawk, Nederland and
ihe way points, the contract commenced
Tuesday, July l.
Last Thursday afternoon fog set in
cast OF the city, followed by a drizzling
rain which continued nearly all night.
It cooled the atmosphere and laid the
dust in good order.
W. Lamont and John Gilman LETT
for Rolhnsville last Saturday morning
Nth . wagon load OF lumber to be used
in nxing up the George Barrett resi-
lsncs st that place.
The young boys made it decidedly in
teresting for newly welded couple on
First East High street Thursday even
ing The groom disgorged sc to the
crowd and thus quieted them.
Among the 4l2 students who were
given degrees at the Yale commencement
last Thursday we're: Clarence Henry
Adams, A. b.; Lafayette NJ. Hughes and
William Earl Potter, S. b.; of Denver.
It is said that tug g-of-war team will
be made up in this county, who will &C.
cept the schallenge OF the query men
team in Larmer county The team will
be picked from the miners and teamsters.
The young folks OF this city gave
social dance at the Teller house Friday
evening, occasioned by the thirtieth an
niversary OF the opening ball OF that
hotel on June 27, 1872 1t was largely
attended.
Eight Of the memb ,rs OF the Denver
Rifle club came up Sunday and had
practice shoot with the members OF the
Central City RiAe club, defeating them
by a3 points. They returned on the
afternoon train.
The capital stock Of the First Nat
ional bank 10 Denver was increased
July l. from $4,000 to Sl,0o0,ooo 1t
was organized by Jerome b. Chatrec,
Eenry Rogers, Eben Smith, Bella S.
Buell., aid G, II. Clark.
Lust Monday the New York Centrars
0rwentieth Century limited train broke
the worlds record for long distance run
ming on it's trip from Albany to Syracuse.
II made liS miles between the two cities