Gilpin observer., 1902-05-29
NEvADAvILLE.

Oduu WAS Ill llCdutlll0.
j. w. Bostwick, of the Rome Gold
Mining company, come up from his
home in Denver on Monday.
Town Marshal Hambly is having the
back streets Of the town cleaned of the
accumulated filth and garbage.
The brass band of this town paid a
visit to Central Saturday evening.
A shipment of ore was made this week
from the Pozo lode to the Hidden Treas
ure s mp mill for sample test.
A t,,tar received from John H. Nan
kervis, aho is in Middle park hunting
bears under the guidance of Henry Leh-
man, states that he is having a good
time. Bear meat will be plentiful on
his return home.
Thomas Cornish, who is to be the
manager of the newly formed Nevada
Mining company, who will operate the
Lamberson, Warren, King and other
veins on the flats west of this town, now
in Mexico, is expected to arrive here
next week.
The public schools of this town will
close to-day for the spring and summer
term.
F. S. Bolsinger has been appointed
foreman of the Avon rapid drop stamp
mill to succeed Thomas Carey, dsceas d
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
will give social in the vacant room on
the ground floor in Masonic block on
Saturday evening, June IA.
Mrs. Mary Richards returned from
Denver Sunday evening.
Mrs. James Rowe left for Telluride
last Sunday.
A contract is to be let for sinking 300
feet on the Delmonico lode on Quartz
hill.
At the school board meeting held this
month all the former teachers were re-
elected to serve the coming fall and win
ter term.
The board of town trustees will meet
in regular session next Tuesday evening.
Mrs Maxwell, who has been in Den
YER, returned home on Monday.
Anton Caesario left on Monday for
Georgetown and vicinity.
John Harry and wife were visitors to
Denver last Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Hall and George Eddy left for
Telluride on Monday, where they en-
gage in mining.
George Bennetts left for Denver Sat
urday noon. He anticipates taking a
trip to his old home in England before
returning here.
John Garrit left Monday on visit to
friends in New York.
The Juvenile base ball clubs OF Cen
trail and this town played a game Of ball
on Sunday. The score stood 16 to 8 in
favor of Central.
Mrs. Sam Williams returned from
Greeley last Friday, which causes Sam to
wea- smiling countenance.
The wife OF j. G. Workmeister is re-
ported on the sick list.
Mrs. U. Williams left for Victor last
Saturday on visit with friends.
Henry Mayhem, after a severe attack
OF rheumatism, is out attending to his
business again.
Alfred Simonds and wife left Satur-
day for pleasure trip to Denver and
Victor.
John Morse is back from Telluride.
Mrs. John Nankervis has returned
from Denver where she has been visit
ing her sister for the past week.
Steve Gilbert returned from Denver
last Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Carey and child will re-
turn next week from Leadvlle, where
they accompanied Mr.. Carey's remains
last Sunday. The funeral occurred on
Monday.
j. L. Quick, George Ellis and Misses
Ethel Davey and Mary Walls visited
Georgetown Sunday.
James Wilt us and wife and Katie
Kramer went TO Georgetown with the
crowd last Sunday.
Among others who attended the ball
game nt Georgetown last Sunday, and
helped to win the game, were Thomas
Chapple and wife, Mrs. William Eddy,
J. G.. Chapple, Ralph Marinelli and wife.
!. NJ. Parsons and wife, W. G. Warren
and wife. w. Stratton and wife, William
Bolitho, Annie Warren, James Edwards,
Nellie Oates, Cora Weisbech and sister,
John Curnow and sister, Sarah Harry,
Thomas Davey, j. II. Nichols, +. AtKin-
son, Wm. Reynolds, A. and j. Curnow,
A. Quintrall, j. Lutey, John Richards,