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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11
NJ Snteresie for os Qanbfrabber. iom

Mf Snteresie for os 2anbtrabber, iom
intet ueb ON Perlef|teri, tan neunes
fel9enbe, oer blep meooelt Fru Binona
forleben: rPerleftiferne flyer, at Sn<
buifrien be9pnber at bltue liot lipli9ere
iaien. Sto Waaneber bar the Slams 4.
bolbt paa at spbe &o9n, os unber ben
1roces 9raper be fig f1ers Gommer ueb
@anoet gluebunben, buor bet er umu>
list for ~tbe @lommers" (6iiterue) at
] ilae esm 'n.ee fine 8roae. =: 9au .tommer
be op ill., Eeppen ai:s @!pebunbea. gn
pperoitplib Ass'e 1bleD .tunoen, .Oeune 11sf
fire mil lensere op gluen. .,Den
nssieee !sia J: 20 @ren,. sr r, n'poelis buio Os
part mtnbff 800. +
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

ertfianta, Morse,. Ste sept. - 3
'5orbinOelfs n'eb 9unoreteeatsfeften til
Minoe ON ben norite Matbem atiters,
mtls 9enrit Abels, 6soiel bles Dottor.
araoen peb l1utuer1tetet mebotlt 20 l1bs
lenbinse.
Disputeu mellem @uelYn 9. Balbwin
os &apt. Sobanueieu of Balbwiu>Seiss
ler>@rpeoittonen ct beluts afsiort. So
banneien bar faaet fin Son os bar fra:
ftreuet fig al 0tet til nosen Tororina mob
@rpeoittonen. San paaitaar imiblertio,
at. ban e. berettiset til @rltatuins fra
D1r. Balowtn, og ban a9ter at inbleuere
fin Torortns til l1benrissminiFeriet /
@todbolm.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11
8oIttp parttets Ro,8rtS Qattotoat.


Ntls <. Moen blep febt I Treeborn
@ountp I 1865 % er altiaa ca. SO Mar.
Da ban par aarssammel, tom ban icm>
men meo fine Torelbre til Conn Of Eu>
null port @ountp. !Som elbfte Sen
uotfte ban op unoer gepbYsserltuets Be-
tuerltsbeber< os - buab ber par felles
for ale Nptommere % ytpbpssere be
9a9e: Wiblerne par lmaa.
Sra ban par 10 til ls War, git ban
1aa ue9et paa Mlmueifolen, iom Mrbet*
bet paa Tarmen pilbe tiuaoe. Da ban
par ls Mar, bespnbte ban TIN College,
ubbannelie. os ban git paa @tole I
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

Den ftore Rulffrett / Yennfpluania er
en- sanFe me.telts os betpouinssfalb
Eorete:lie. ;:Eor bet fsrfte tnbtreffer
Stn- pda en Eio, ia bbtr i9n.s at uert
msr cub aImtnoslis s. ps9ttqqqgb % Hripitl i
I 2anbet. Derueft truer ben rneb at
sue fin SnoFyoelfe paa 3nqfFRen ri ibHptr : sns'
Re BYi 2anbet, tbet ber er en- Mult9beo
for, at be.:ttts tt1.pet. tammenbe ptuttF
oil bliue Rul at faa tiebt, eller at Bri'
len pil bline faa bei,;, at bet pil blipe
umulistsat BRUCE Rul.
Stsrf. e.. natnrltspts :SnbFpbelien !
~auIsesionerne ielp, buor~ Streiten bar
] lldpmy'etS i q. 5orret4nilns. eas bpnr .pl1aaft:
'nanss ~esnnsfsr blir. belt ru'nereoe !
financieI 8enfeepbe. =,
'Set perfae peo ben bele Affere 'er, at
insen tan ie nosen gei til Hpsnins af
Rnuben, men at man fu,YeItben maa
leoe BET .:bele .rftoq. til" paa Sptte %
<Gren.me, inbtil noset brifer noset @teb,
% enbper er rob for bet, iou1 ba MATTE
-fe.
manse er b, ,Toriss, iom bar ueret
siort forat bilesge Strtbeu, men be bar
'bibtil aleae enbt n.eo, at man tntet
@aab peo.
tg> ,@reFbent @poieuelt, til bpem man
,bar. appeueret, ertlerebe forleoen, ba
ban par Rbilabelpbta: "~'
a": :xSea er oper al ,Raabe bebreuet ouer
9anffelisbeberne ! Renniplpante % aus
brea atulprosneerenbe ,Stater. J" , ....r
,,,,6piltet Betsmibbel er ber forbaan'
benz" fpurste man bam. -
Scr e tntet", iuarebe ban. =
49,, 80 Gror ;pe, at Terenebe ,Stattrs see' ,1t
sierins tan lasse fig .trneQeu /, anbetrle'
tss snb iopt ben,a ber,,, ppsetboloer Orse>
aen2A 4.-.~.zs.s
I4i4Met@, .fasbe Brs7benten u1eb Gtters
trpt.
.9pa4b' tqn g oer. sblipe siert2: lpnrste
man ~: BEN. la' ... .5i !.
psrpaq fDarsbe ban, at ban rsilb,l
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

Ter9us TaQs Sournal: Set afluts
tenbe Mrbeibe paa ben ftorarteoe Man'
battanbpsnius, ber iu1t er opfsrt paa
4iarnet af 2tucoIn Muenue os Court
Street, bliuer ubfsrt benne l1se, % ben
npe Manbattan Departements> s>Bu&tt uiI
inart tase fin Plabs blaubt be leoenbe
6orretninssbuie uehIise Mtnneiota.
Neb Mabntusen at benne 8uttt, nil
bet ttore Manbattan~, iom mango
Aar bar ueret ct tienbt 1btrpt belle
bette County, taa en- ny 8etpbaing.
Manbattan bar bibtiI ueret tienbt iom
en- fsrife &lasles Rlebebuttt. 9erefter
uil bet blipe tisnbt iom en- flor Departe.
,ments> >Butit, bpor lite blot .&ler men
mel Hen ale anbre Slass Barer pil finbes
paa Eager.
@ierne af benne Butit, Salo Defp
8 &c., bebsuer tnsen Sntroouttton.
De bar ueret / Gorretuius ber be fitte
tpue Mar, os intet Tirma i Morbpeiten
nYber ct mere misunbeli iesoarbist Om>
bsmme. Deres Torretniussuetbeber
bar altib ueret lisetremme os beoerliee,
o. &paliteten at. bsres wops bar beiten<
big uaret ben bebffe, mems 4sriierne al''
ihP bar pqret; ;rjme4Iige..
gaaltoelisbeb bar ueret Manbattaas
Iebenbe Sestieube. ps,. naarzMr. Deftp
eller bans asRaenter bat iast, at 3d.
rerne par af en- befeust Rualttet, tunbe
&ipberen pere forpisiet ON, at I Ia par
bet u,iastts. :::Naar AtNas bar peret
fortpnbt. bar garerne ufrapiselis peret
nebmertebe ioul aperteret. y,
Set er :Metbober iom otsfe, ber bar
sipet 8ubIitum Ei1ib til bet fore Man.
battan os bpaset op ben itore Sesntns,
ion. bette 9us bar upbt noale Nar.
a Dette Jtru1a 9aar nu iub fin npe
.8psn,ns, buor bet nil etablere en- Tor>
refining, oer uil apertere benne 8p ptbt
% brebt. De fannie metbooer, Der
bar tareqttferiferret t 4tf }Manbatton fer, ssoil
bliue fulst / ben npe Bpantus, os Bu,
titen nil uirtelts bliue en- &rebtt for
8yen. Sbet 9uiet utl sipre 6orretnius
etter en- itor Maaleftot os blot ter Rcn-
tant, nil bet trette &uuoer fra ner %
fiera, os bet uil lite blipe Iense, fer
rManbattan~ nil blipe iaa tienbt I Sea-
, ,bo!@cuntterne, iona bet MI er Gersns
Talls % Omeen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

rDen paanb, ion 81 spnser guss.n, q 8
ben ,9aanb, iom Fprer @erben". 5. .Ga'
milten er BET Mooereu, bet fsrit:es fremf'
paalisser ct paste % plete b: ,ipse % IL
senoe. Meb b en- 5lafse af Dr. 4,eters
KuR1ko :, ,paabaanben e. bun ferbertab'tE / !
paaa pa neten, bpab'. Der u1aatte inbtreffe.
6oe'rE M|ober % bsr lefs ,getlleberen", st
eremplar uil bliDe ienbt arqt'ts ,til qlle,
ber Frtuer til Dr. Peter. Tabrnep, ll2
-114 go. 9opueAse.. &bieaso, gu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

1891, ba ban 9raouereoe fra 0teb @ing
Seminarium lom ben fsrite fin &la8ie.
Samme 6eit be9pnbte ban at ifubere
til Saafsrer peo Minneiotas l1niperi1tet
% 9rabuerebe berfra 1898 ion1 en-, af
be bebfte Stubenter en- &lasie paa oper
90 Meblemmer.
s be Mar, ban ftubersbe, iersebe ban
ielp for lit Opbolb peb at bolbe Stole /
Eerterne os ueb at beltase Ereittnsen
om Qpften eQer at arbetoe meo bpabiom>
belit, ber ttlbeb fig.
ut ban par pnbet iom Qerer tan fees
beraf, at ban in9en 9anifelisbeb baube
meb at faa en- 2sn af $45 Maaneben
XanbotFritterne. % ban bleu tilbubt
$50, om ban uilbe fortiette I bet Diiaritt,
buor ban fit unberpife. Men ba ban
1892 fit Tiuabelie til at prattti iere ion1
Sasterer, belutteoe ban at optase oenne
@iernins ION ,ftt.> &alo, ,os Mu9af
Waansb bet. 9lor aabneoe bat, ct Gag.
fsrertontor !; Aba., ',:;: a: !;
l1ben> Wtibler, i1ben ct 'Bibltotbet %
;uben' 8etienbtitaber I ben gan, pibRe
ban: lite; :buab sTreutiben tun5E brinse !
benne 6orrstntng, sos berfor Ddlste Bdn
at blipe Principal peb @tolerne> T. ball
ffab ben 6tft.,. ,Men naas iaa @aret
par omue, :aabneee ban It @csfsrertous
tor :bsrios jpratiitersbe beu:Bp til 1897
men fpttebe; ba, tilbase til Mba os bar
pebblepet meb Gorretuinsen Der bele Tt.s
ben iiben. ;. Z,
.Moruan County 9eralo.~ iasbe. out
@r. Moen,i 1890, at rban ben ,Gib,.
ban bar peret / Morman County, bar:
iuteresieret fig meset for Counties Af>i
ferer os Goltets gelferb. San er be-:
tienbt iom en- COB Ealer os bltuer ofte
anmobet ON at tale paa forfieQtse @tes
Der @ountiet ouer Ebemaer af almin>
belts Snteresie. Os lab os itse ret ber,
at Wr. Moen lite bar peret bonse forat
pbe Eteneife frit mango eager at Sn>
teresfe for 6oltet /. @ouutiet,; os ri bar
enbnu lite bort en- &lase ouer bam iom
en- County @mbebsmanb. Tolt af aQe
polttifte Taruer tnbrsmmer, at ban er
tieneifu.l1is upartife os uel itittet for
Stiuin9en". e:f2..> ..4f -s
Som ouenfor antpbet Ct Wlr. Mfoeu
Stiftebommer I Norman @ouutp % bar
tnbebaut bette Gu:bebe fnart fire Aar.
Saaptet ri bar tuunet ertare er Stem>
ninseu ! bet County faalebes, at ban
meb !@lapos tnqbe hlipe eienpelgt, ON
ban paanps .pilbe. .. bI'De Reanp|'ilblat, g |'lle men
bans genasrr t9!' uhbtnom, ah!a'o bet gouutp, bar
ubieet BAN, til ,eII. en. 1iEisrre Ylabg pss bar
tfter msaea 81 p|2prer]taltlfe ]a Sis lesmaaaeet leg BAN
III ct ops,tpep ben fnsprere ,Stinins, ba
be mener. Ct GoIIfet bar BSlrus fpro BAN
ten fsrre. V min 1 tsrit isnt It Ilgtttebes bet
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

s st. Souls, Ottsiourt, er 1s bells
n,.ue-enbe % bells t,oltsere Meblemmer
al Bpraabet 6lepen arreiterebe for 8e,
aittelie | Gorbinbelie meo beres @m>
bebstintns. De bar til forifieuise
Eibsr mobtaset til feass Deltns ftore
&easeiummer. (ensans $75, ,ooo) fOrat
ttttmme TaDsr af @orporationer, bpor
bet gialbt @ettiabeber. fom Bpen raa>
bebe .oper. go. = .-.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

! s. s. @@lawi9, en- fremrasenbe
2ese Siour @ttp, Soma. bpbe Man.
bag ueb at inbaaube @loroform. San
i1ses at bape baut oenne Sane mango
Mar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11
Ret til at arbeibe paa KRe esue 8ettns

JIel ~ III uIUeIue puV IIHS eHUe OeA"'@
seIier. 4
4. ut bet paasrunb af uarterenbe
EilRanbe bos buer @anb er uprattiit
at antase en- ensartet eenninssifala for
bele @estouen. Wen Deb buer Rulsru'
BE pil bper eneFe Riase os Mislisbeb
bliue optaset % unoeriest af @uperins
tenbenterne % rettet, naar &laAen ct
beretttset. Seq tilbeo Mit&el os bans
Difrittspre1Oenter perionlist at gao
meo benz os unoeripse builteniombelft
mislisbeb.
Sier, Senatorer. at insen al bisie
Etns tan blipe @ienitano for 8olbsift.
man tan lite peo @olbs'tt nfsiere ct
Qeuntnssipprssmaal, naar en- 6orbpielie
pill ;soelesse ,6orretntnsen, % fn 'Nes'
ietteIte lite p1I bIiue antaset af Mrbet>
berne. Wtan tan lite peb Wolbatft afs
slsre ct @pbrssmaal ON, enten @rube,
britt >pgr 6prretutus ialmtnoelisbeb ital
bIiue behpret >nber alminbeliae @esler
for Son % yebtestsret af @ierue iels
% be Gienere, fom be bat uoisst, euer
al arbeioerorsaniia niiattonerne:. ?
Man tan lite ueb Wolbsift afelere
sptrssmaalet om 6et til at befptte bin
gisnoou. 90 bine Mrbeibsre mob arbei.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS B,belFgre, toet be
briftst protIamerer iom fin ,3enftst at
ebelesse Gisnbom :! % Tiger at sisre fin
proclamation utrtutussfulb ueb at brebe
% faare Mrbeibstammerater, iom .i'ester
at flutte fig til benz beres '2oulssbeb.
Maar Sobn mit@el sau Wtaitiuifer>
ne, Gprbpoerne % Fumpemenbene Dr.
bre til at forlabe fine Bofer, utbfte ban,
at bpts lite @rube.@terne tanbe BEL iette
oisie Noifer isien, uiIbe @ruberne bliue
sbelaste. os neb beres QbeleeeeIie piloe
40, 900 Raub neb beres Sui itruer os
Bprn, iom par ofbenstse af Deres Mrs
beibe, blipe uben Beitiefttselie I lang
Tib.
@rubesgterne bIep nsbt It'll at leie
Politi paa fin e9en .Betoitntns til at
beitptte be npe Menb, Der par bpreoe
forat BRUCE .Humperne, iao lite @ruber.
ne ftulbe eoelesaes. gastmeabeue os
ben 2ou, iom sap benz Mpnoio9eb, for>
osmmss, % naar priuate 8orsere fom
Bepbpoa er mprbeoe, bl9uer @tateus
mpnoisbeber forbsmte, torbi be .jeroer
Er'pper f9errat j: 0yrstttbel0e ! .12rbenen: 2r
Sbas bliuer ben sallante Solbat @en.
Goblin. Der tiempe6'e meb faa for l1o-
usertelie t*'Boreertrisen t - os en- ret=
farbisere Manb fihbss itte e. bittsrlis
ontalt, ferbi'ban btaYtter eto s9 &ienz
bouNor! Borgere i %ennfDtpanid.
J. an'faaoanne' Spstasu,aal bltus f.;
:siert uto golbs;ft3"A
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

Den elbfe Mfbolb8manb be Gor.
Stater er toruooentltg Sobn 5. Ouer=
ton / California, ber fornplts blep opta-
get iom aGresmeoleu1 of Stateus w.
C., T. u. Gan er lo5 Mar sau,neI os
paafaar. at ban belle fit 2iu itte bar
oruttet en- RDart @bifp. San bat al.
brig bru9t Eobat. .,-...... (Reform.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

STR. Bm. q. @oa@, Der uar Tor>
enebe @taters Senater fra Norb Datota
fra 1898 til 1899, bsoe Nem Dort
Sprbag. San par 50 Nar sammel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

@nbel af be peitinbtte Der ct freut>
beles urolise, os uultanite 1bbruo er
bpppiee. 5omme Steber bltuer Qanb>
itabet belt foranbret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

2srbassaften uar Der nosen, iom ouer:
talbt os nefeu fiat ibiet 8. s. Ebrane t
@ermiaton, g. .. Man trur, at ban
oil bb. Spu Perioner er bleuen arres
fterebe iom mistentt for Torbrpbeliex.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11

Samme pertobe 1901.
@n Torp9elie af omtrent SO Yrocent.
=. Disie gasiaserer brastes ouer at 8
forifieQi9e Dampfibslinier, % af btsie
braste @unarb 4tnien iom iebuanli9 bet
ffsrite 4ntaI, IA, 453, eller 1920 9ro~
cent at bet fulbe Mntal, iom tom ouer meb
be eneelfe 2tnier, % outrent 81 Yrp>
cent af bet fulbe Mutal brast ouer meb
ale Qtnier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11
&attorta

tor pusre osselbre IBIrn.
pet slass,, 5e* a'Itise 'tiSet@. =, !,
berer .,a
felSenbe /1oLLllz-. -
g ~; an n - :ski ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-09-11
'aGahortaat.

Det Clogs, De m ..r. =. =. =.
aIttS ti1bte. bassr <I NY|@%e
fbIsesSI. iSaatssC Cbk<1<V /<E<C/k<I
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-02
Died.,

Died.
In Russell Gulch. September %. 1902, OF
diphtheria, Mary Lovato, aged years
and months.
The funeral occurred from the Catholic
church in Central City, Sept. 20.
In Russell Gulch. September %, 1902,
Of commissions Elsie Irene Williams,
aged year and months.
In Denver. Colorado, OF dropsy, Flor.
ence Williams, aged years. Deceas-
ed was the sister OF Elsie Irene Will
Jams. Her remains were shipped to
Russell gulch and buried in the same
grave with her sister on Sept. 20.
At Hot Sulpher Sprin5s, Grand county,
Colorado. September %, 1902, Mildred
Alberta, infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Beatie, aged o months
and % days.
The little one was brought to this city
by the grief stricken parents who at tbs
her death were on camping trip In
that county. The funeral occurred from
the family residence Sunday afternoon.
In Russell Gulch, Colorado, September
30, 1902, Hugh Williams, aged 46 years.
Deceased leaves wife and family to
mourn his loss. The funeral will OCCUR
this afternoon from the family residence.
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-02
NEWS AND NOTES.

George Constance Of Caribou, Grand
Island district, Boulder county, spent
that the new stamp mill erected by Nc
Farlane Il Co. OF this city, for the Boul.
der County mine, is doing splendidly,
and that additional stamps will be put
in. Under tho present management the
tmine is paying we'll.
The Edinburg Gold Mining company,
operating the East Centennial mine,
west OF the Saratoga mine on Saratoga
mountain, are taking out very good
grade OF ore at a depth Of 70 feet, where
they have flno bunch Of surface ore.
The gold commands s16 per ounce at the
banks IN this city. The mill -ore gives
two ounces gold per cord by plate anal
Ramation, the mill concentrates selling
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-02
BLACK HAWK.

Denny Allen, OF the Black Hawk
Sampling works, reports more ore CON-
ing in at the prdsent time than has been
received for some time.
Charles Clais, the dry goods merchant
who has been quite sick OF late, has so
far recovered as to be able. to attend to
business again.
The Busy Bees Of this city, connected
with the Presbyterian church, held a
reception for Mrs. Hendee, wife OF the
pastor OF that church, at the residence
OF Mrs. Preston Holbrook yesterday af-
terroon. The ladies will hold ten cent
social at the same place week from to-
day.
John G. Martin has had his drug store
repapered and the interior rerrranged.
1t now presents very creditable ap-
pearance.
Regular meeting Of the city council
next Tuesday evening.
Joseph Winniger has removed his
barber shop to the room formerly oc-
cupied by the Palace Restaurant. The
proprietors OF the latter place are fitting
up the frame building belonging to Alex
Stephenson: on Main street, and will
open up their restaurant there the first
OF the next week.
Don't forge: the dance at Firemen's
hall to morrow evening, given by the
Black Hawk Fire department. Buy q
ticket, they are only dollar and show
the boys that you have warm spot in
your heart for them, and that you ap.
preciate the work they do for you in
case Of fire.
Saturday will be Inspection Day with
the Black Hawk fire department, and
the several hydrantn throughout the
city and all Of the paraphernalia. They
will wind up the day by giving dance
at Firemen's hall in tho evening, at
which they promise all good time.
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-02
NEvADAvlLLE.

The daughters OF Mr.. Bone OF Idaho
Springs, who have been visiting the
family Of c. Matthews for the past week
returned home last Friday.
James Warren left last week for the
San Juan country.
John Eddy, who has been visiting his
sister Mrs. Matthews for several weeks
left Friday for his home in Wisconsin.
Will Eddy left last Friday for Denver
Marshal Hambly has been filling in
the roads the past week.
Aurnelia Dennis returned from Idaho
Springs last Friday,
W. II. Nichols left for Tcllu ride last
week.
Mrs. A. Boden and two children left
Tuesday for Golden.
Stephen Gilbert went to Denver yes.
terday on business.
The front OF Steve Gilbert's saloon is
getting new coat Of paint.
Earl Henry has returned from coal
camp near Arvada, owing to sickness.
George Weisbeck went to Denver Fri.
day and returned Monday.
Mrs. Pell left Saturday to join her hus-
bank near Arvada.
VIM. Hahn returned on Monday from
three days trip to Denver.
The A. o. u. w. entertainment held
at Cannon's hall last Saturday evening
was woll attended and greatly apprec.
lated by the citizens OF this town, aud
much was done Tor the good Of the order
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-02

The attention of the authorities Of the
county is called to the wanton desecrat-
ing and damaging OF the tombstones in
the cemeteries west OF this city. 1t is q
shame that this thing is allowed to go
on, as during all the summer complaints
have been made that pieces of tomb
stones are knocked of, sometimes by
parties shooting at birds and at other
times by some despicable person who
has nothing else to do, but who should
be strung up by the thumbs for an hour
or two. The shooting Of birds is an Of
fence in itself, and should be stopped,
and especially in the cemeteries.
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-02
NINE TRANSFERS.

John B, Mckay has sold to Wm. Nc
Kay ct. al, an ee.twelfths interest in
the National mine, Central district. L.
b. Hall has sold to Allie Simmonson the
British lode in Lake district. The mine
was worked at one time by Col. p. r.
Smith and Sem Y. Smith. who formerly
operated in this county quite extensively.
+. b. Mcleod has sold to the Notawny
Notaway lode in Russell. Lake districts.
b. s. Lake has sold to John Srarks the
east 200 feet OF the Jones lode ia Nevada
district. M. s. Moon has decided to the
Nevada Cons. NJ. and M. Co. the Mary
A, Cladia, Mollie, Mignon, George and
Paul lodes Ia Nevada district.
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-02
RUSSELL euicH.

r. w. Williams, president and general
manager Of the Specie Payment Gold
Mining and Milling company, passed
through here yesterday to the mine.
Mr.. Havens, former superintendent OF
the Topeka mine in this place, and faith
er Of Horace w. Havens, democratic
candidate for secretary OF state was o
visitor here on Tuesday.
DR.. Nickerson, Of the Fairfield Mining
company, YVES up from Denver yesterday
looking after the Fairfield mine.
Idaho Springs Siftings: Francis L.
Burton, who was surrendered by his
bondsmen in Boston some time ago, has
returned to Dumont. He succeeded in
securing new sureties. Burtons trial is
scheduled to come of in Boston the lat
ter part OF October. He is accused OF
obtaining money under false pretenses.
Mrs. Hugh Hughes is in Denver TAX
ing care OF Mrs. Parry who Is sick.
Richard Hughes has orened up seven
foot body Of ore in the Federal.
Mrs. w. B. Askew and children left
to day for Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Miss Viola Cheatley gave a farewell
party to Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Riley Monday
evening, prior to their departure for Mis-
souri, and California.
George Williams, Doc Stearns and Mr..
Taylor returned Tuesday from two
months hunting trip in Grand and Routt
counties.
Charles Rice yesterday received tele-
gram announcing the death Of his mother
at her home in Liberal, Mo.
Ed Jones visited his wife in Denver
last Sunday.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. w. p. Will
Jams gave farewell party to Mr.. and
Mrs. l. N. Reilley.
Misses Amanda Wagner and Gertrude
Ross visited Denver last week.
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-02
PERSONALS

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Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Stephens, who
have been visiting in California sincs
the 4th Of August last, returned hons
last Saturday. They had very pleas
ant time in the Golden state.
Miss Lilly Rachofsky, after a three
days visit with her father In this city
returned to her home ip Denver lasi
Friday.
e. D. Quigley, OF Denver, spent Sun.
day with friends in this city, leaving
here on Monday for Idaho Springs.
DR.. Ii. P. Davies, of The Pharmacy,
left for Denver Saturday afternoon, and
returned Monday evening.
Golden Globe: Judge A. H. DeFrance
OF the district court is to make a hasty
trip to California in few weeks to be
with his family who are to winter at
Ocean Beach for the benefit of Miss
Cora DeFrance, whose health is said to
be improving.
G. w. Mabee, Sr., returned from Den
YER on Monday. He is gradually getting
the Newfoundland lode in shape for an
output Of ore.
Byron s. Lake came up from Denver
Monday. After attending to business
matters here he returned tuesday morn
ing.
Tricky Fraser, a commercial man of
Denver was interviewing business men
here on Tuesday.
Jacob Crowell, the hermit and father
OF the Bay State mining dis trict was u
visitor to this city Tuesday. He was ac-
companied by his friend Mr.. Jones.
Peter Peterson of Gilpin and Fred T.
Gooch Of Rollinsville, were visitors to
the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. May Ferguson has returned from
Denver.
j. w. Barker, the jeweler, left Sunday
afternoon for Hayden, Routt county,
where he will take in the principal cities
in that favored portion OF the Centennial
state. He will be absent about three
weeks.
Robert L. Martin returned from Den
YER yesterday morning.
Bart Knight, Of Victor, arrived here
Tuesday evening. His wife, who has
been visiting at Apex came in yesterday
and they are now visiting Bart's mother
Mrs. AL Hartong.
Charles L. Harker came up from Den
yer and visited mines near here in which
he is interested.
Hon. John G. McShane, accompanied
by his wife, returned from the valley
Tuesday evening.
Thomas Melvin and John Starbrook
Of Elgin, Illinois, are in the city looking
around the mines and mills.
Sol. Bachsrach left for Denver yes
terday where he spent the Jewish New
Year.
Ambrose Mathes and wife, Of this city,
are visiting in California. Tney return
in about Two weeks.
Mrs. George York Of Butte City. Mon
tana, visited Mrs. F. j. Altvater last
Saturday and Sunday.
B. L. Campbell returned from Bould-
er Tuesday evening where he visited bis
wife, who is improving very much in
health in that place.
Joseph Updegraf and wife were Wis
itors to Denver the first of the week.
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-02
Entcrtainm ens and Dance.

Mrs. Laura c. Woodford who is a
graduate OF the Kansas City School OF
Elocution and Dramatic Art, will give
an entertainment at Armory hall on
Wednesday evening, October 10, 1902.
for the benefit OF the Degree OF Honor,
A. o. u. w. Mrs. Woodford comes
here highly recommended, having had
successful recitals at Denver, Golden,
Canon City and florence. She is a
reader OF rare ability and very pleasing
facial expression. There will be some
OF our best local musical talent to help
ford to miss this recital, as it will be one
OF the best ever given in this city. The
recital will be followed by q social dance.