Gilpin observer., 1902-06-12
LOCAL ITEMS

.EsSzS2A-&sz &sz-&@&S=.&- -&==&S=&Sg
The supper given by the Presbyterian
Aid Society at the residence of Mrs f
B- Mcleod last Thursday evening, was
vel attended A neat sum OF money was
raised.
Ro, L. Martin returne1 from trip
10 Rollinsville Thursday evening and
brought with him nice lot of trout the
q resi-, Ii of a few hours fishing in South
Boulder creek.
Elias Goldman has had the window
and door castings of the Miller block re-
painted. which adds greatly to the ap-
pearance of the building.
Mines from the Masonic and Elk
lodges at Idaho Springs played six in
ming game of base ball last Sunday with
"A score of 16 to Is in favor of the Elks.
A fire broke out Saturday morning in
che John Til 1mpson grocery store in
Denver and goods valued at $4,000 were
d, damaged.
Miss Alice Williams, recently appoint
ed teacher in one of the departments OF
the Russell Gulch public school, has re-
signed and taken similar position in
the public schools OF this city for the
fall and winter term.
Trouting parties in South Boulder
park were very numerous last Sunday.
William Knight, an old time resident
OF Silver Plume and well known in thit
county, died June l, of miners consump
ton. His funeral occurred June 3 and
was buried at Arvada cemetery be-
Low Georgetown.
Camp No. sos, w. O. W., this city
turned out last Sunday, their decoration
day, and visited the graves of deceased
neighbors placior flowers on thei
graves.
Machs hall on Eureka street, is be
coming favorite Sunday resort
Judge A. II. De France came up from
Golden on Monday MORNINGS train anC
opened court hero at ] 30 p. m.
John L. McCombs, mine operator 0
Silverton, Colorado, and Rev. Corneliu
O'Rouk'e, priest of the Catholic churcl
OF che same place, on last Wednesda.
afternoon were dragged into the Anima
river and drowned, by fractions spar
of horses. Both are well known here.
HG. Shuck is receiving letters dali.
FROM leading dignitaries of the M. e
church that they will be in attendance
at the annual meeting Of the conference
10 be held here in August next.
The neat sum of $40 was reilzed las
Friday evening on the presentation o
the Passion Play at st. James M. Z
church. 1t will be devoted to enter
tanning the delegates to the annual con
ference next August.
The scholars of the Central City Higl
School held picnic in South Boulder
park on Monday. They had spendic
time, and the weather was tine.
Richard Sykes spent several days here
She first of the week.
An ore bin has been erected on th'
~est side of the Gregory Second lode tc
ssccomodate the tributers working il
that property. Arthur Millet commenc
ed tributing in one of the levels las
Monday
Next Saturday evening the Ladies
Aid Society of st. James NJ. Il. churcl
give supper in the vacant room in th'
Harris block on Main street.
Louis Olsen has completed the new
buil1ing of the Central City Rifle clul
on Minpebago hill. The club is getting
everything in readiness for the stat,
shoot, which comes of in this city pex
August.
James H..Boutwell, night watchman al
ihe state house in Denver, entertained
number of his pioneer friends at n lunch
con held last Sunday. He has been
resident of Denvcr since 1859.
The Victor Elk lodge opened a car
nical last Monday which lasted three
DAYS. Governor Ormnn took part il
their para le. The carnival closed will
:, grand ball last eve ring.