Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
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sGsa6t rhurs.3sy's fmt Collins Cduriar
ecntafis al engraving Of St. Jaeeph's
Ca, hoIic chura, OF that place, and his
tor.cal ~kc tesr "f-thU parish. In the list
of priests who have had charge, we ob-
ssrve tha name Of Rv. R. P. Rubinet, "a
eormer lricst OF Tho Catholic church OF
{ is city.
Barker, the ieweler, and Holmes &
Teats, painters, win occupy the vacent
room ia Hawley block, next door TO
their present stand, on February l. The
room they vacate has already been rent
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The Swedish mission Sunday school
on Sunday evening. held Christmas ex-
arcises at the chapel on Spring street
Tho program was au Interesting ono and
the attendance large. One of the snost
important features to the children was
a well laden tree.
Religious services we're held in the
chusches last Sunday for the fret time
in several weeks.
The Idaho Springs Siitiugs announces
chat George D. Blair, former publisher
OF the Gazette, and Fred L. Miner, a
we'll known mining writer OF George.
Town, have purchased the Georgetown
Herald, and will publish it AZ a Repub-
iican paper. They, no doubt, will make
1t a newsy paper.
James Davidson, the oldest Odd Eel
low iu the United States. died at Santa
Barbara, California, Thurs lay, January
2, 1902. He yas born in West Virginia
eighty nine years ago, and became a
member of the order in the Franklin
hodge at Wheeling, Va, on June
%, 1893.
Twentieth annual meeting of the
Pioneer Association of Gilpin county
this evening at Armory hall.
The Telluride journal has been boy
cotted by the members OF the Miners
Union, Of that place. Nearly all it's ad-
vertising patrons have withdrawn their
patronage. There are between 500 and
600 members OF the unicn.
Regular meeting of Rocky Mountain
Lodge No. 2, I. o. o. F. this evening.
A man named J. G. Fuller OF Breckin.
ridge, Summit county, arrived at Gilpin
a few days ago to work for a mining irm
owning mine near that place. Ostensib.
ly he left TO hunt telephone so as to
phone his wife that he had arrived safe
ty. He did not return as he had prom.
issl. Those aware of his sudden disap-
p 'aranoe instituted search for him
whic- WINS kept up for "a hours, bu,
without avail. Finally telephone dis
patch was received that he had returned
10 Breckipridge. He left his satchel and
trunk at Gilpin where it now is. 1t caus
ed quite an excitement among tho people
su that locality.
The twentieth annual meeting OF th,
Pioneers Association OF Gilpin count.
will be held this evening at Armory hall
Ehsction OF officers for the ensuing yea
will also take plane. Let there be larg,
attendance OF the members.
John Snyder has commenced cutting
ies At Mbsas,hri Like north OF this city
1t 10 nboat<A foot trick and Of goo,
quality.
Viola Hicks entertained a number o
her play ana schoolmutes on her 18th
birthday last Monday afternoon, at tn,
vesidence Of her parents, As. and Mn
r. B. Hicks.
Joint union revival sevvices arc beipl
held this wsek Mt 81. james N. Il church
A storm door has been pescsd as th,
hallway eutrance leading 10 the secous
Moor Of the First Natsonal Bank build
ing on Eureka street.
The city 10 extending thA Asms 1,
Gregory guleh from . point In the rea
OF the headquarters OF Alert Fire aut
Hose company M. 2. and putting il
heavy cribbing. AT the same point tn,
Z Gregory Buell. Consolidated compaoy il
also putting In cribbing N form a retain
ing wall for the purpooe OF increasin.
their dumpage ground.
The now brick school building or
Lawrence street is now occupied. 1t i.
roomy and very conveniently arranged
Saturdays Issue OF the Eldora Mine,
contains a write-up ~ tho mines Of thai
locality. which is very creditible to tn,
district.