Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
NEVADAVILLE.


install officers this evening.
John Hall and Frank Warren have re-
turned from Telluride.
a regular meeting of the town board
was held last Tuesday evening.
Whatabout that picnic that was be-
ing talked of some weeks ago.
Noah Rachofsly is having his store re-
painted and otherwise improved.
Richard Sykes visited the Kansas Bur
roughs property the first of the week.
William Eva was visitor to Denver
Sunday, returning the same evening.
Anton Caessario left yesterday after
noon for Denver, where he will spend
the 4th.
DR.. Bourlk and wife have returned from
Denver, accompanied by their son and
nephew.
The fire department will hold regu-
lar meeting at Town hall next Monday
evening.
DR.. c. a. Bourk has his soda fountain
running aud will also open up an ice
cream parlor.
Henry C. Bolsinger is doing consider
able prospecting west of the HUI bert mine
on Kings fiat.
Silvio Marinella, wife and child, rea-
tives of Rafael Marin ella, arrived from
California yesterday.
A dance to be given by the young peo-
pie of the town Saturday evening at
Cannon's hall is talked of.
Marshal Hambly is doing good work
in collecting the deg tax. It's either pay
ur or have your dog killed.
Miss Nellie Oats left for Telluride last
Tuesday. Her brother Charles accom-
panied her as far as Denver.
A. r. Thompson is back again, having
arrived from Pueblo the first.of the week
Reed will spend his time in prospecting
Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons has added
porch to her residence on Kenosha street
and has had the house repainted inside
and outside.
Mrs. S. NJ. Morse, formerly postmis-
tress of this town, has returned from the
east, where she has been visiting for
several months.
The Mountain Daisy Cricket Clubast
Sunday afternoon defeated the Central
City cricket club at City park in Central
by score of SO to 81.
Osceola Council, D. OF P, and Rising
Sun Tribe 1. o. R. NJ, will hold meet
ing July 8, at which chiefs of both coun-
Gil and tribe will be raised.
William Semmens and John Gundy
went to the head OF Fall river last Sat
urday evening, and spent the night in
trouting. They report good catch.
The dance given last Saturday evening
by the Nevadaville brass band, was well
attended. The band boys feel very
thankful for the assistance rendered.
Sam Manuel removed his household
goods to Central yesterday, where he
takes up residence on Pine street in
the house recently purchased by him.
Saturdays horse race was great fake.
The Russell horse was on the track, but
the Central horse failed to put in an ap-
pearance to the disgust Of the sports
present.
Ernest Semmens and bride returned
frors their wedding trip on Monday, and
are now nicely domiciled in their new
home, which had been previously fitted
up by the groom.
Henry Mayhem will celebrate the 4th
of July by reading the Declaration Of
independence from the summit OF Bald
Mountain, and Captain 1. II. Parsons
will deliver an old fashioned 4th Of July
oration. The hour announced is a. m.
Some unknown parties last Monday
evening entered the residence OF Mrs.
Morris, on the south side OF Nevada
gulch, and ransacked the premises from
garrett to cellar, but took nothing away
with them. 1t was evidently the work
OF mischievious children.
William Burke, member OF the Pho.
neers Association Of Gilpin county, died
at the county hospital in Denver on June
25. He was brother Of Thomas Burke,
a former manager OF the Hubert mine.
Deceased was 65 years Of age. Interment
was made in Mount Olivet cemetery.
All kinds Of guns and ammunition at
Rapin's.
A six hole steel range with high closet
for 800 at Andersons.
First of the Soasop.
Rine Texas wntermelnns at the store