Gilpin observer., 1903-03-19
NEvADAvILLE.


Anton Caessairo was compelled to be.
gin the use of crutches again this week,
as his limb was hurting him and IN order
to be relieved took off the artificial limb
Joseph Kramer who has been visiting
here for several days left Saturday for
his home in Golden.
The coursing at Merz's lake next Sun
day is causing much interest here, and
all lovers of this sport are preparing to
participate, and the Nevada boys expect
to bring home some OF the prizes.
A band wagon loaded with Red Men
of this place went to Black Hawk last
Thursday evening and attended the
grand Pow Wow held by Black Hawk
lodge. All report having good time.
John N. Grenfcll left for California
last week, and expects to locate there.
Mrs. Bawden, mother of Andrew Baw-
den, j. p, arrived from England last
Thursday evening, and will remain here.
Thomas Doyle is down sick with Sc
we're attack of pneumonia.
Mike Weisbeck went to Denver on
Monday to spend few days.
Emilio Caessairo, Will Stevens, Mathes
Maxwell and Mr.. Kavern left on Sunday
for Yankee Hill where they go to work.
DIR. Bourk left for Denver Tuesday
afternoon.
Frank White was reported on the sick
list this week with an attack OF pneumo-
MIA.
Mrs. Frank Freedom OF Quartz Hill,
left Monday afternoon for Canada, to
visit month or so with her relatives.
Robert Hastie Jr. returned on Monday
from Denver.
Anton Caessairo left for Denver on
/ Sunday.
The Board Of Registration has been in
session this week, and are experiencing
much trouble. According to the new
law no one can vote unless they are a
citizen of the United States, either hav-
ing been born in this country or having
taken out their second naturalization
papers. A good many of our citizens
have been voting for years on their first
papers, but this is not permissible any
more. If you wish to vote at the coming
election see .hat your name is on the
list, as the judges can not place your
name on the registration list unless they
are positive that your are full pledged
citizen.
Last Saturday evening at mass
meeting of the Independent party, the
following ticket was placed in nomina-
ton: For mayor, George c. Jenkins; for
trustees, long term, James Richards,
John Madden, VIM. Johns; for short
term, Chas Curnow, John Simmons,
Chatfield Rutherford.
The meeting called for Saturday even-
ing by the Citizens party was adjourned
until this evening when nominations
will be made.
Pat McKibbin has been laid up at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. NJ. j
Keleher, but he is improving..now.
i The bread wagon of the Central Ci.,
bakery upset in East Nevadaville on Sat
,urday. The front wheels broke from
! the wagon and the horses maze rur
with them. Thep were caught neal
Mrs. Murphy's place Of business.
Osceola Council No. 5, Daughters o
Pocahontas, will attend in body tn,
meeting Of Neota Council in Blacl
Hawk this evening.
Perry Newlin is figuring on star ting ;
buttonhole factory, having served hi
apprenticeship the past week. He say
there is not so much danger OF cuttin:
ones fingers by machinery as by hand.
I Richard Hall was over from Lamartin,
on Monday, and will remain for severa
days.
James Bartle is reported to have lef
for Denver on Sunday, but as nothing
can be heard Of him his friends are get
ting little anxious about him and i
not heard from soon will begin a search
for him.
A peculiar accident and yet almost
fatal one occurred last Sunday. Herber
Davey while working for the Wun Lunl
gulching CO. sat on pipe which spannet
a small pool Of water about two feet deep
He lost his balance and fell into tn,
water headlong. Several parties reer
him fall and not thinking Of anything
serious, waited for him to extricate him
self. AS he did not do SO for severa
minutes, two OF his, companions went ts
his assistance and rescued him just il
time, rs he was about suffocated.
Matthew Trewalle and Thos Ellis go
into dispute last Sunday and finall,
settled 1t according to Marquis o
Queensbury rules. Ellis has been a