Gilpin observer., 1902-12-11
MEvADAVILLE.

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Charles Hauser, while working in the
Gardiner mine last week, ran candle
stick in the back of his right hand and
was compelled to lay off for several days.
Noah Rachofsky had an attack of the
grip this week.
| Thomas Eddy, while working IN the
shaft at the Macley- Burroughs mine
on Quartz hill, last week had the thumb
of his left hand cut in two places by a
rock falling on it.
| James Harvey, who left here about
two years ago for British Columbia, re-
turned last Thursday evening.
James Cash has quit teaming and is
now tramming at the Waltham mine.
James Nichols, W. Eddy and Nick
Prouse, Jr., returned the latter part OF
the week from Telluride.
John Williams this week received three
fine German canaries from Des Moines,
Iowa. He is now taking singing lessons
for Christmas carols.
| News was received this week of the
death at Aspen of Nick Grenfell, for
mer resident of this place and lea der
residing here.
The city council this week purchased
a new heating stove for the council room.
John Maddern and wife returned fr ON
Denver Saturday evening
Levy Rachofsky of Durango, Colo,
visited his cousin Noah here last Tues
day.
Mrs. John Dennis and family have
moved to Central City where they will
reside in the future.
Charles Horning went to Denver
Tuesday to see his friend, Mr.. McCann.
Will Dennis left to-day for Golden
having quit the employ of Jack Mad
dern. Thomas Matthews has again TAX
en- charge of Maddern's stable.
Mayhem & Griffin of Central this week
lost a valuable horse, as it was taken
sick here and it was necessary to shoot it.
IN. Rachofsky lef: for Denver yes
terday.
Osceola Council No. 5, D. OF p, at
their last meeting elected the following
officers:
| Prophecies Mable Sowden.
Pocohontas- Mary Walls.
Wenonah-M Annie Maddern.
Powhatan- Perry Newlun.
X. OF R.-Mrs. Armfield.
X. OF W.-Miss Mamie Augwir.
Trustee, short term-T. j. Newlup.
Richmond Lodge No. 81, X. of P, last
Thursday evening elected the following
officers:
c. C.-John Roberts.
V.C-R. W. Pearce.
Prank Atkinson.
NJ. Of A.-John Gundy.
/ /. G.-J. c. Chapple.
o. G.-Sol Maddern.
NJ. of F.-Sam Williams.
.::of E.<W. ]. Richards.
X. OF r. S.-Leonard c. Nichols.
Nevada Lodge No. 6, l. o. o. F., las,
Wednesday evening elected the follow
ing officers:
N. G.-Leopard Nichols.
V.G.-J. Quintrall.
Sewn. Bolitho.
Treas. ]. Clark.
Rising Sun Tribe No. ., l. o. r. NJ, Al
their last regular meeting, elected the
following officers:
Prophet Furse.
Sachem-James Oates.
Sr. Sycamore Perry H. Newlun.
Jr. Sycamore W. Newlun.
Chief OF Records j. Newlun.
Collector OF Warmpum-J. Il. Quick
Keeper OF Waumpum-Philip Furse
Trustee-T. II. Roberts.
Noah Rachcfs'iy visited Denver Sun
day, returning Tuesday.
Thurston Sowden this week received ,
fine large Dane. 1t is dandy dog apd
his new master is very proud OF him.
He IL Coming Again to Cen'r', ely.
DT' IA y. o"Pe'"' eye car, nose uue
throat specialist Of Denver, will be nt
the Teller House Dec ~, aud l3. Cat
, aracts removed, cross.eyes straig ghtcned
grarulated eye lids and sore eyes sue
cessfully treated, headaches and nervous
, ness cured by the proper adjustment ol
| glasses. Over 100 patients in this vi
| cinity. Examination for glasses free.
The new windows for the Elks build
are being put in to day. Merritt Il Co