Gilpin observer., 1902-08-21
LOCAL ITEMS

William Woods, of the Tucker mine
vas among the representatives from thu
city, who enjoyed sermon from nature
last Sunday in South Boulder park.
The Merry go round people commenc
ed to show moving pictures Monday
evening to draw a crowd.
The Kempton Kennedy Company an
nounce that they will appear here to-
morrow and Saturday evenings and will
give matinee Saturday afternoon.
Remember the Elks' excursion to
Idaho Springs next Sunday.
The annual state rifle club shoot oc
ours in this city, commencing on the
9th inst. A large attendance is an
6cipated.
The plant of machinery on the Free
dom mine is offered for sale, the prop
erty having closed down.
The Denver band and the Denver
marching club secured first prizes at the
Elks' reunion at Salt Lake last Monday
The band tied with Butte in the contest
Wednesday, and the Butte band did not
appear to play off the tie yesterday. The
Denver marching club had no competi-
sion.
The Central City Elks' base ball club
and friends will excurt to Idaho Springs
by rail next Sunday morning. The train
will leave here at o'clock a. m. and
.eave Idaho at o'clock p. IN. on its re-
turn. Tickets 81 for the round trip.
Here is an opportunity for days out
ing. A band will accompany the ex-
s,ursionists.
The stock of hardware, stoves and tin.
svare of Sullivan Bros. has been turned
over to James E. Lightbourn of this
city, and the store closed.
There we'll be no Labor Day celebra-
ton in this city on September l. The
cause assigned was the inability of the
miner unions to raise sufficient money
10 defray the expenses.
Mrs. ]. r. Morgan is having 8 roomed
house erected on the lot below her brick
residence on Spring street.
Eldora Miner: One of the auxiliary in
-dustries of this district is the Rock Is
land Lumber camp of the j. r. Quigley
Lumber Co. of Central City, located 81
aniies west of Eldora. Twenty five men
under the efficient formanship of Roger
Young are employed at present, but the
average is thirty. The mill turns out
$4,000 feet daily, which is hauled to
Central City by Andy Elliot.
Mrs. Trevartha this week sold her for
sner residence Oh Casey avenue to Emma
b Todd.
Marriage licenses were this week is
sued to Carl Engdahl and Miss Anna
Dahlberg, and to James Mitchell and
Miss Beatrice A. Maxwell.
Plate glass windows are being put in
the front of George Rasmussen's place of
business in the Granite House.
The stock and fixtures Of Sullivan
Bros, who have been conducting hard
ware business here for the past year,
were this week sold to j. e. Lightbourn,
and the store is now closed.
Painters and paper hangers are now
engaged in fixing up the school houses,
preparatory to the opening of school.
There will be a grand excursion tc
idaho Springs next Sunday, under the
auspices of the base ball nine of Central
lodge No. 557, B. p. o. Elks. A special
rrain will leave Central at o'clock a. N.
and returning leave Idaho Springs at 8
3. IN. Fare for the round trip 81. There
~ill be ball game, and the Trocadero
will be thrown open to the visitors. The
local committee invite the general public
90 go along and have good time,
Eugene V. Debs spoke to quite a large
audience at the Opera House last even
Eng Gu the theme of labor and liberty
Ale has an easy delivery and during his
discourse was loudly applauded.
Eiship., YncIria