Gilpin observer., 1903-04-02
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N. G. Wallace of Eldora is grading
down the lot Just north of the Longan
house and will re-erect restaurant
building 16x40 that he is bringing over
from Eldora. There will surely be Nd
necessity for any one to go hungry il
they have the price.
John Gregory has taken contract for
about mile of grading just above town
and will begin work soon.
]. R. Quigley & Co.'s saw mill has
been located at Eldora for the past sew.
eral years is being brought here. From
here it will be taken to the heavy tim.
ber above Boulder park,
Mr. Hunt, the Record man. has been
suffering from an attack of the grip and
also from an liberation on the face.
Miss Gertrude Zahm who will teach
the coming term Of school, together with
friend Miss Crump of Boulder visited
the neighboring towns of Gilpin and
Perigo Tuesday.
Shoemaker Fowinkle in an effort 10
keep an excitement stabbed his right
hand with an awl,
Sam Glanville returned to Central a
few days ago after completing the Tre.
varrow building.
j. A. Williams Of Denver and G. W.
Weller Of Colorado Springs have formed
partnership and taken a contract to
grade some 1000 yards Of the road bed
! Just below town. The contract is taken
from Bate & Hicks and men will be put
on in few days.
Miss Jessie Chandler has taken thA
dining room at the Moffat and if the
luncheon there the other day was a fair
sample we bespeak prosperous venture.
The Moffat Office has a brilliant coat
of blue from the hands of artist Pratt.
Charlie Straub has purchased a span
|of fine and experienced mules. Ask
Charlie what scratched his face.
| The Trevarrow building, the best one
80 far erected in town, is receiving a coat
Of paint which adds much to its appear.
ance.
Gabardi & Co. from Central have
opened a meat market in the mill build.
ing. This will be great help to those
who have had to send to town for their
supplies.
| A very pathetic death occurred last
Monday in Moon Gulch. Mr.. Chauucy
X. Winn young man, was taken sick
few days ago and thinking it nothing
serious refused to call physician. Lack
OF proper care in the the little shack
where he was stopping caused him to
grow worse until his partner called DR..
Baughman but typhoid fever had taken
hold upon him that in spite Of all the
doctors skill he died. Every one who
knew the man had the utmost respect
for him and speak of him as being an
exceptionally fine young man. The body
was shipped to his parents at Columbus,
Kansas.
Louis Korshgen the blacksmith for
the Straub stable was digging some ice
from near the Trevarrow building Tues
day when the pick struck his instep a
glancing blow ipflicting a very severe
wound which will lay him up for few
days. The bone was not injured.
Last Saturday afternoon Sheriff Cody
came out from Central and arrested
three OF the saloon keepers, who recently
opened up in this place. Those arrested
were Ed. kaltenbach, A. c. Langdon and
Fred Schratt. The men had secured
state licenses from the state OF Colorado,
but were not guaranteed protection.
There is law on the statute books of
this state which says that no saloon shall
be allowed within five miles OF a railroad
grading camp, and as these saloons were
located right at a grading camp they
came under the ban OF the law. Their
trial was set for next Tuesday. 1t ap-
pears that there is to be quite fight
made on this question. According to the
law IL there has been saloon establish
ed at given point for a year or more,
the law in regards to the grading camp
is not applicable to that particular saloon,
and II this is the case no saloon can enter
this camp but Mr.. Connor's which has
been established for more than year.
This will give him cinch on the busi-
ness here providing the Others are closed
up. 1t wouldn't surprise US that IL these
saloons are knocked out, that the COM
missioners will allow none whatever in
this locality.