Gilpin observer., 1902-06-26
NEvADAvILLE.

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The Whitley table after being arranged
at the Avon mill in Nevadaville is doing
good and satisfactory wora.
Regular meeting of tho Town Board
of Trustees next Tuesday evening.
The Nevadavile Band gave a very
pleasant social dance Saturday evening
at Cannon's hall.
Regular communication of Nevada
lodge No. 4 Saturday evening.
I A number of the boys of this town,
attendants at the public schools, are
putting in their vacation in sorting over
dump piles at various mines
1t is said that Shamus O'Brien, the
saddle thief, who escaped from the
county Jail on May 30, is in hiding in
Middle park
Last Sunday, Richmond lodge No 81
X. of r., of this town, visited Bald
Mountaip Cemetery and decorated the
graves of deceased Knights buried there.
The lodge was veil represented.
John W. Ganley. of Cripple Greek,
arrived here on Tuesday. After attend
ing to business matters here he returned.
He reports business with the Colorado
Trading and Investment company at
their branch store in that place as being
quite active.
Richard Champion, who has been
driving for John Maddern for some time
has quit. His place has been taken by
Thomas Matthews.
Thomas Wearne, of Denver, came up
last Thursday on visit with his uncle
Mr.. Trezise and family. He returned
Sunday.
Yesterday several teams were engaged
in hauling to the Black Hawk stamp
mills surface dirt and quartz from the
Patch" on Quartz hill.
The securing of a supply of wholesome
water for domestic purposes is the topic
of conversation with the citizens of this
place. 1t is one of importance to all
classes of citizens
hdIJ DrOWu, Or, u NIlison Eulcn,
Idaho district, was paying visit to
friends in this town this week He has
become a resident of that busy mining
camp.
Parties from here who spent Sunday
in South Boulder park claim to have
met aud shaken hands with Shamus
O'Brien. 1t is strange that they did not
apprehend him.
The scarcity of water in Nevada gulch
is preventing those engaged in budding
tailings from running regularly. Some
of them have damned up the gulch in
order to get supply. If water were
more plentiful largo number OF persons
would find employment. Those fortu-
nate in having water are making good
wages at the business.
John Quintrall and John Grenfell
were visitors to Denver on Monday.
Ernest Semmens, Of this place, and
Miss Mary Negri. Of Black Hawk. were
married yesterday afternoon in Denver.
They left that city that evening for Vic.
tor, Teller county, where they will be
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P.
HassinGer.
The Grand Sachem, Improved Order
Red Men, last Saturday evening arrived
from Durango and paid an official visit
to Rising Sun Tribe No. l, this place.
During the evening a number OF the
members OF Black Hawk tribe visited
the teepee here. After the business Of
the evening was over the members Of
Osceola Council Degree Of Pochahontas
set spread. The pleasantness of the
evening concluded with dance at Can
mons hall. 1t was an enjoyable
occasion.
Quite a number OF Central City part
les passed through the easterly portion
OF the town Yesterday on the tramway
train, on an excursion into Russell
Gulch.
George w. Schneider, Of Central was
establishing certain boundary lines OF
the Quartz Hill tunnel yesterday.
Last Sunday the Mountain Daisies
defeated the Central City club at a
game of cricket played on King fiat.
The score was the first inning, Dasies 81
Central 20, second inning Daisies 20 runs
for wckets, Central 6. The Daisies
winning by 81 runs. Next Sunday
morning at $50 o'clock another game
will be played at City park, Central.
The Nevada Star band will give their
second social dance at Cannons hall
next Saturday evening Give the boys
your patronage, thus assisting them in