Gilpin observer., 1903-03-12
NEVADAVlLLE.


Rising Sun Tribe Red Men has re-
ceived aud accepted an invitation to al
! tto5nd grand Pow Wow at Black Hawk
to night. A good crowd will go from
here.
Mr.. Brown left town this week. PAGER
left for the Hall ranch where he expect:
| to remain. Later-He returned the mex
day.
The Wun Lung NJ. Co, has been or
eanised and they are how gulchins
where the old Hubert mill stood. Franz
Bartle and John Callahan are the di
rectors.
The dance given by the Clover ciui
last Friday night was big success, ant
all present had a fine time. The boys
expect to give a dance every Saturday
night.
Robert Aastie was visitor to Denve,
last week.
Mrs. George Bennetts has purchased
the house and furniture of Phil Furze
'amea McKibbin is down very sick
with heart trouble.
John Quintrell otter three weeks i'll
ness is out and around again.
Joseph Kramer came up Tuesday from
Golden for short visit with friends.
The Citizens Party will hold mass
Convention at the City hall on Friday
evenings add. the Independent Party on
Saturday evening. They will nominate
candidates for six trustees and one
mayor each. AS there was no election
last year, three OF the trustees will hold
over for two years and three for one
year.
Andrew Bowden left Tuesday for Den
yer, where he expects to meet his mother
who is coming over from England.
Lottie Tuck is reported as being very
lick again last week.
Mr. Macarthur has moved his family
lere from Central this week.
Pat McNichols who has been sick for
'ome time, died Tuesday morning.
Joe Kramer left for Denver Monday
John Luty is reported on the sick list
With severe cold this week.
Mrs. Chas Workmeister who had a
evere attack of rheumatism is getting
,ut again.
james Doyle returned to Denver the
after part Of last week.
John Hahn returned from Denver last
Richard Nankervis is moving his fam
ly into the Murley residence.
Mike Fallon is on the sick list the
past week.
John Davey left Saturday for Denver
Ind Montana.
Should any one have occasion to move
my safe or heavy machinery they will
10 well to call on Jim Richards the
OF the S. NJ. y. The
Slick Moving Outfit is organized under
he laws Of Bald Mountain, and in NOV.
ng safe from Central to Nevada the
safe must not fall off the truck more
han four times. A sled is always pre-
lerred as the repairs cost but 50. The
ncorporators are j. Richards, John
Frank Sparks and John Mar.
xervis. They have been handicapped
n not getting the safe in place. SO they
,ave added the following gentleman to
he company, and now expect 10 be able
@ do any kind of job. Geo. Sparkle, A.
Mills and 7. T. Warren. Frank Sparks
las resigned as overseer, as he is now
to wear smoked glasses, he
having strained his eyes watching the
'aie to keep it from falling
Andrew Eddy is now at Steve Gilbert's
place OF business.
The OBSERVER was awarded the work
II getting out the election work
Martin Roberts, ST., was In from YAM
zee on Saturday on visit to old friends.
He says that that district will be hum
ner when the new railway gets in, and
hat they have all kinds OF ore there
When such men as Martin Roberts
tell OF ore in sight in their mines, it is
worth more than the reports OF dozen
30 called experts. He returned to camp
on Sunday. His family are all well, and
The ch ndren growing fast.