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SOUTH HARPswELL.
COLONY CLAM BAKE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The young people Of the Colony to
the number of fifty were entertained
by Mr.. NJ. L. Moffatt of st. Louis.
Tuesday. A clam bake at whaleboat
Island was the choice OF the host. and
happy choice at that. IL the votes of
the unanimously enthusiastic party
can be counted as In indication.
The early morning saw the merry
ones afioat in four boats. the Amy.
Mr.. E. w. Baxter's racer, inc barge Of
Capt. Steve Toothaker, the Packard's
sloop. the Currier launch and Capt.
Hamilton's sloop in which passage
was safely made to the. island.
Here the party all turned cooks un-
der supervision of Steve" and a
bountiful dinner was prepared. To
quote Mr.. Frank Baxter. 1T was a
dandy and the coffee was great" A
game of bridge whist was started on
the Amy on tn return trip but at time
of going to press the returns had not
come in.
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ISAIAH DANIELS.
Passing Of the OFFICIAL Head of the
HarpsweIl Steamboat Co.

Isaiah Daniels, the well known and
genial treasurer and general manager
OF the Harpswell steamboat company
died atshis residence, 135 Cumberland
avenue. Portland, at SIS Monday
While Mr.. Daniels was.confined to
ms house for only a-ssse pefind be
mas not btSen a-wen man for at least
two years, Ndd last winter suffered 4
his end. A complication of disease.
was the cause of his death.
Mr.. Daniels has long been one n,
Portland's best known citizens. and hi
connection with the Harpswell line
mas given him an acquaintance tba,
extends all over che country.
He was born September %. 1895 NJ,
Hopeweil Cape, New Brunswick hn,
at the age Of nine years left thai town
and came to Portland. where ne has
lived practically all of the time since
that date.
Sixteen years ago he bought An IN.
terest In the Harpswell Steamboa,
company and at the same time NE .
made general manager OF thai H.
The route was then but a small await
with but one steamer, the old Cordon
which has long since gone TO pieces
on the beach at Great Chebeagtie lei.
and. iSr
Mr.. Daniels must therefore he y,vo,
the credit for the WONDERFUL growth 90
the line and for the splendid condIt,or
in which IL Is at the present time
His children. three in number srr
viye him. They are William O. ana
Adelbert and Isabel s. The f,rst swo
are married and live at Orr's fsIs,d
The funeral service took place Wei.
nesday at 2 o'clock from his late resi.
dence. 'VSr
The floral tributes were MANY sra
were extremely beautiful. among the
most prominent being an immense an.
Choir from the Harpsweil steambs.,
company: a large wreath from 49,
crew OF the steamer Aucocisco ana
handsome pillow from the crew 90 %
Scbascodegan. These each bad a.
steamers name in flowers across 49,
front There were othe floral tribr,as
from George r West, president ~ ar
HarpsweH Steamboat company "a
gar L. Jordan, and from difYersnt -.
CARNATIONS TO which he belonsed
George II. West, president ~ a.
company; Frank B. Morse. OF ne
board Of directors; Captain Jane, r.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
oRR's ISLAND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Bishop Goldman paid a short visit
here last Thursday afternoon. He
came over to the island In his steam
launch from Cow Island.
Mr.. Marion arrived here Sunday in
MS twenty-five foot naptha launch
which he brought up from Quincy,
Mr.. Greville Fryer OF PhIladeIphia
" spending his vacation here al his
beautiful home on the back shore.
Miss +. Cook of Boston f. now Wis
ting Miss Eva Marion.
Mr.. William Page Carter of Iees.
burg, Va, Is visiting Mr.. =. q. Cheney
at their cottage. the "Bellrose."
Capt. j. Brigham of the lydia NJ
brigham. came In last week from /.
snort fishing trip. The trip was suc.
cessful as many swordfish were cau1hf
and each mans share was one hundred
and twenty dollars.
Dr. and Mrs. Steel of Germantovn
Pa, arrived here Saturday might Tbey
have the Sylvester house for the sum
The small sale held at ''PinecIIY cot.
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Miss Grace Hutchins, a student of
the New York School of Design, has
been visiting Miss Hattie Thompson
the past week.
Mr.. Albion Chapman and his family
OF Woodfords. who have been at the
Wyman's cottage for the past two
weeks. have returned home. 4.
There Is quite q family party at the
Wyman cottage, Mrs. John Thomas
and her sisters. the Misses Grace. EN-
ma. Maud and Margaret, al of Cum
berland are there for q short visit.
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The British census Of 1901 returns
one woman as a dock laborer and an
other as payer. There are Ave fe-
male farm servants returned as In
charge of horses, while four women
are working as bricklsyers. four as boil.
er makers. two rs locksmiths and one
as copper smith. Women brewers
number nearly 100 and women build
ers III. while the lighter men," barge
men. scamen. boetmen and pilots Of the
fair sex run into several hundreds.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cHEsEAGUE ISLAND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II. b. Curt has added a new horse
to bis 60 uipment for his increasing
livery and express BUSINESS.
Miss Lenof Bennett was in Portland
Sailing parties among the cottagers
and hotel guests. are most popular,
and every day ten or more boat loads
are conveyed to the surrounding is
lands for a sail and clam bake or for
"a days fishing in the deeper waters.
Vhis exercise soon tans the skin to a
most healthful brown color, and appe-
titles are whetted to a degree disas-
trous to the heavily loaded dinner
tables
Miss Florence Hagan of East Booth.
pay the guest of her friend. Miss
Ahce Hamilton, OF Hamilton Villa.
Mrs. Edwin Dyer of Lancaster
street. Portland, Is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sherman Hamilton.
On Tuesday. July %. Mp. Herbert
Thompson and Miss Fannie John
son both OF Chebeague were united I'm
marriage by Rev. William Eldridge.
Mr.. Williams of Philadelphia who
mas been spending his vacation with
his family in the Littlefield farmhouse
has returned home. His family will
remain for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. w. N. Henderson and son Les
lie are attending the camp-meeting at
Old Orchard this week.
The Misses Bachelor of Melrose
Mass. are stopping in Mrs. Warren
Hamilton's house for the summer.
Mrs. 8. II. Grannell is entertaining
at Ocean View cottage Mr.. and Mrs.
JACK !. Barnett Of Boston, Mass.
Miss Mabel Bennett is spending the
week with her cousin, Miss Mae AL.
len at South Freeport.
Mr.. Maxwell and family of West
Drook are at the Cole cottage
Rev. John Collins, a former pastor
OF this place, visited the island one
day recently. Rev. Collins Will deliy-
er lecture on War Times IN Maine
next Sunday.
Rev. A. 8. Ladd, Presiding Elder OF
the Lewiston district, preached to a
very large audience at the NJ. f.
church Sunday, August 2.
Mrs. Hette Dyer and children OF
Portland are the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Ella Curt.
Messrs. Leopold Hest and Harold
cullen NJ philadelphia who have been
stopping at Ocean View cottage re-
turned To their home ono day last
week.
Mr.. Edwin Bishop Ia staying at Port
land where heeis taking out sailing
parties IN the yacht Mildred.
The friends In Portland of Rev.
Lnthen Freeman from Chattanooza.
Tenn. gave In his honor a picnic I'm
Pleasant View Park Wednesday.
Rev. Francis Groyenor OF Augusta.
one Of our ex-pastors. spent Sunday ON
the island.
Misses Inez and Linda Hamilton of
Peaks Island and Marion LittIefieId
Of Waterville street. Portland, spent
Sunday with their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. stephen Bennett.
Mr.. Fessenden, an evangelist. Is
boiling series Of Pentecostal meet.
hes on the north side of the island.
Mr.. 8. r. Hamilton and Mr.. r. r.
Hill are haying on Cousins Island for
Mr.. G. A. Sawyer.
Mrs. Ash and family who have beco
occupying Mrs. Abbie Ham5lton,s
house for the past few weeks. win
rent the Kew cottage at the other end
Of the island after August 1.
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tage last Thursday was very pretty
and successful affair. The sum OF
forty dollars was cleared for the Old
Ladies' home. for the benefit Of which
1t YVES held.
The sloop Minerva, owned and sail.
ed by Capt. Elijah Doughty, sailed to
Portland and back on Saturday. A
party OF about twenty-five enjoyed the
trip. An hour was spent In Portland.
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Long. OF the steamer Aucocisco; Capt.
Charles y. Morrill,. of the steamer Sc
bascodegan: Edgar L. Jordan. acting
manager Of the line: Captain Andrew
]. York were pail bearers.
The interment was In Evergreen
cemetery.
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A YOUNG SKIPPER.

The new launch Stranger is CARR
ing out many parties from Brunswick.
Master Clarence Orr is the youngest
skipper on the coast. being only 16
years old. Many parties from the
Domhegan house at Simpsons point
are sailing with him.
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Setting CeIery.

Bet the main crop OF celery and try
the method OF setting the plants seven
inches apart each way II you have rich
land and can irrigate. hut not unless
these conditions are prescnt.-Bailey.
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Ocean View Versus Tufts College
Nine.

Friday afternoon last the Tufts
college nine crossed bats with the
Ocean View nine, the game taking
place in the field in front Of the house.
II was evident from the start chat the
Ocean View nine were out to win,
each side was tied at the end of the
eighth inning and at the last part of
the game the Ocean Views scored the
result being 1 6to Is in favor of the
Ocean Views. The game through
out was a hard fought battle.
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Coffee.
Ottawa House, cu.hines Island.

1t is reported at the Ottawa that a
syndicate Of Montreal gentlemen
headed by the Gibsons, has purchased
that property and will continue to run
1t as summer hotel.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
Items Of Interest Concerning the Hap
peninos at This Popular
House, 6aiIey's
Island.

A large number Of excursionists at
tracted by the widespread reputation
Of the Ocean View cuisine, were en-
tertained at dinner by Proprietor
Crafts on Sunday. and discussed the
following delicious menu:
Lobster stew.
FISH.
Boiled Halibut. egg sauce.
BOILED.
Boiled fowl with pork.
ROASTS.
Beef and Lamb.
VEGETABLES.
Sweet and White Potatoes.
Squash. Beans Onions
RELISHES.
Cucumbers.
PASTRY AND DESSERT.
Mince pie. Apple pie. Burberry pie.
Honey Comb Pudding.
Wine Sauce.
Coffee Jelly.
fa Ice Cream.
Tea Coffee.
Landlord Crafts Is expecting DIR.
James B. Day, family and friends of
New York, on August 4, to remain the
rest Of the season.
Rev. William Seamans of Salem,
Mass, and Rev. John NJ. Bickford of
Wilkesbarre, Pa, will arrive shortly
for an extended stay at the Ocean
View
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nue.. co.
Rev. A. 8. Laid, ID. d., presiding
elder OF the Methodist church of the
district Of Lewiston, made an Official
visit to the church here on Sunday and
preached a powerful sermon at the
evening service which was very largely
attended While here he was the
guest OF Rev. Felix Powell and wife at
their home.
The annual summer outing OF the
employees OF the firm OF Smith a. Ru-
merry Of Portland will be held here
Saturday.
The Maine 1-10-29 Regiments
will be held here at their Headquarters
Thursday. August 10.
Miss Effie Weber OF Bailey's TsiS1d
has accepted a position at the Graz tie
Spring Hotel.
John NJ. Bedford with his gasolene
launch Is a busy man. Almost every
day he carries from two to three par
ties out for cruise among the Is
lands here.
A. A. Perkins, the tonsorial artist.
was in Portland Monday last on bust
ness matters.
Visitors to Long Island will do wen
TO inspect 1t 8. II. Marston's. the well
known grocer. the fine line Of souvenir
postal cards with certain special views
taken In this vicinity.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-08
Motto, of Forieiture

To Victoria Dandler. Gertrude Tusch. Helena
Bauer and Mary Martello, only heirs at law of
Frank Hausberger, deceased, and b. H. Koch.
Mrs j. II. Hense and Phil Koch:
You and each of you hereby notified that
l have expended during each of the years 1901
and 1907 one hundred dollars in labor and i'm
proyements upon the Noltke tunnel and lode.
situate in Enterprise mining district Gilpin
county, Colorado, the location certificate where
of is recorded in book i1s, at page $40, of the
county records of iilpin county, Colorado, in
order TO hold said claim under the provisions of
section 2i24 of the revised statutes ofthe United
States. and the amendments thereto. concern
ing annual labor upon mining aims, being the
amount required to hold said lode for said years,
and up to the period ending December 3lst,
1902. and if. within ninety days from the per-
sonal service of this notice, within ninety
days after the publication thereof, you and each
of you fail oil. refuse to contribute your proper
tions of such expenditure as co-owners. your
and each of your interests IN said claim will be-
come the. property of the subscriber, your CO.
owner, who has made the required expendit-
ure for said years, BY the terms of said section
DOMlNICk MARTELLO,
Central City, Colo. Jan. 3. 1903.
first pub Jan S-last Apr
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-08
first pub dec 1l-last jan /. 100;
Notice of Forfeiture.

Central City, Colorado. December sth. 1902.
To Nicholas Schweeel, Otto II. Z. Goetz. Hugo
Goetz, George W. Bathey and Il. W. Davis, and
TO each of you:
You are hereby notified that 1 have expended
during each of the years sas 1899, 1900 and 1901.
the sum of one hundred dollars, in labor and i'm
provements upon the Portland Lode mining
claim, situate in Hawkeye mining district Gil
pin county, Colorado, the location certificate of
said lode is on record in book 1885, at page 1872 in
the office of the county clerk and recorder OF
said county, in order to hold said claim under
the provisions of section 1924 of the revised
utes of the United States, and the amendment
thereto. approved January 22nd. 1850, concerning
annual labor upon mining claims, being the
amount required to hold said lode. for the said
years, up to December 3lst. 1901. And if within
ninety days from the personal service of lhis no
tice. or within ninety days after the publication
thereof, you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditure as co-owners
your interest in the said claim will become the
property of the undersigned. your owner who
has made the required expenditure. by the terms
of said section. MICHAEL KANE.
first pub dec l1-last pub March II.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-08
LOCAL ITEMS

Golden Globe: Mrs Pressler and
daughter, Anna went to Central City last
week to visit friends during the holidays.
The last week issue of the Rocky
Mountain Herald came to US all spruced
upand ready for the new year The size
has been changed and it is now sixteen
page paper OF very neat size and makes
a very attractive appearance tits devot-
ed to the principles OF the B. ?. 0. E.,
but has lot OF other good reading also.
The new years issues OF the Denver
papers last Thursday were most excel
lent piece of newspaper work, and the
state will derive much benefit from the
sending of copies Of these papers to east
ern friends and investors. The Colorado
Springs Gazette also sent very hand
some edition, and it was in very nice
form. 1t was equal to, il not much
better than the Denver issues
The Idaho Springs Gazette got a crack
er-jack New Years edition and of which
the citizens OF that town may we'll feel
proud. The typographical appearance
was most excellent, and the several write
ups OF the mines done in splendid shape.
Jules Hebert who was last week bound
over to await trail at Idaho Springs, for
burglarizihg the Weinberger store,
jumped his bond and left for parts
unknown. Hebert formerly lived in
Central and Nevada.
The annual New Years ball Of Mache-
beuf Commandery No. 73, Knights of
st. John, which was given at Armory
Hall on New Years Eve was most sue
cessful affair both socially and financially.
The music furnished by the Konings-
burg orchestra was feature, it being
most excellent. Everybody present had
a very enjoyable time, dancing the old
year out, and the new year in.
Tuesday evening Central City lodge
No. IS. A. O. U. W., and Little Olive
lodge, d. of H., gave public installation.
There we're about $50 people present, and
a splendid program was rendered.
George w. Schneider has this week
been appointed state mine inspector by
Commissioner of Mines White. The APP
pointment is a pleasing one to the cti
zens of Gilpin county, Democrats and
Republicans He will make an excellen
official and will prove a credit to that
Office.
Joseph Satori was last Saturday taken
to st. Anthony's hospital.
John Helm, a former resident of this
city and former part owner of the Carr
mine died in Denver last week.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-08
Cticauo Live Stock.

Chicago. o. as.-Cattlc- Receipts. &C.
600: choice steady, others iO1ii5c lower
good To prime steers, S5.iOnG3O poor to
medium, 81. 10000: stockers and feeders.
S2.OOaI 10; COWS. 81 .25siI.5O; hclfers. $2.Ou
@I,I5; canners, Sl.25u2. 40: bulls, 81. Goa
40: calves. $i00nT.0o. Texas fed steers.
S3,I3si5.0I logs Receipts, today. rs.
coo; tomorrow, 10000 left over. 1000: III
mlJc higher. closed advance lost: mixed
and butchers. S6.2OM6.GO; good to choice
heavy. S6.Gon6.90: rough heavy. s0.25G-l
GO: light. Sc l5ci6.5O; bulk of sales, SG.I5
GiG05. Sheep Receipts, 22000: sheep and
limbs nctlvr. strong: good to choice wcth-
crs, siUOHi.sl; fair to choice mixed. 81. ~
ati.d; Western sheep. S4.210I.Sj; nnr;vt-
lambs. Si.OD;GCO: western lambs. $3.50
fiUOp
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-08
Notice of Forfeiture.

Central City. Colorado. Jan. I. 1903.
To John Coonrad, or his heirs assigns:
You hereby notified that we. the under
signed, have expended during the years 1901 and
1907. the sum of one hundred dollars each year
Tor labor and improvements upon the Fraction
lode mining claim, situate in Russell mining
district. Gilpin county: Colorado, the location
certificate o! said lode being on record in book
III, mt page 1862. in the Office of the county clerk
and recorder of said county. and in order to
hold said claim under the provisions of section
2:i2l of the revised statutes OF the United States
and the amendment thereto. approved January
I'D. 1870, concerning annual labor upon mining
claims. being the amount required to hold said
claim, for the said yonrs. UP to December 3ist
1907. And if within ninety days from the per
sonnl service of this notice. within ninety
days after the publication thereof you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of such ex.
penditure as co-owner, your interest in the said
claim will become the property of the under
signed your co-owners. who have made the re-
CURED expenditure by the terms of the said sec
tion. CHARLES NJ. PlSHON,
d. ZANCANEILA.
first pub Dec. IL, 1902 last pub April .. 1903.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-08
Sl,erin-s Sale.

By virtue of n certain writ of execution is
sued out of the clerk Office of the dist ct court
of City ana county of Denver, formerly part
of Arapahoe county and State of Colorado. and to
me directed. whereby am commanded to make
the amount of a certain Judgment recently OBJ
tanned against f. j. II. Richa rdson, for the sum
of Three Thousand Seven Hundred Eighty
Seven and J2-lO0 Dollars debt, and Sis.i5 costs
in favor OF George Workman. out OF the lands
tenements. goods and chattels of the said f. j.
Ii. Richardson, hayc levied on the following
property, to-wit:-
II. Richardson. the said defendant, of, in and to
the following described property, situate in the
said County of Gilpin and State of Colorado, to-
wit: Tho Topeka lode mining claim 800 feet in
length. survey lot No. ts2 the Topeka lode min
ing claim 1851 feet in LENGTH survey lot No 50lN
the Conomara lode mining claim 133l.I feet IN
length. survey lot No. b165; the Topeka lode
mining claim 695 feet in length, survey lot No.
5ls; excepting 1915 feet of surface ground and
east end of said survey lot No. BIS; the Junction
lode mining claim 81 feet in length. lying inside
of survey lot No. .5is the Junction lode mining
claim ilg feet in length, lying outside OF survey
lot No. 5Is; the Topeka lode mining claim 200
feet in length, survey lot No. 100; the Morrcll
lode mining claim 400 feet in length, survey lot
No. 57hi excepting however. from said survey
about 30 feet of the surface ground OIL the west
end thereof, and also excepting from said sur
yey the surface ground heretofore DECIDED to X.
3l2; the Cooper lode mining claim 40 feet in
length. survey lot No, 207; the Orion lode min
ing claim IIOi feet IN length survey lot No. 1868
ali of snid mining claims being situate in Rus
sell mining district, in said county and state.
Therefore. according to said command.
shall expose for sale at public auction, all right
title and interest Of tine above named f. j. IL.
Richardson in and to tho above described prop
erty,on Monday, the 26th day of January, y. d.
1908, mt II o'clock ~ M. at the front door Of the
court house In Central City. Gilpin county.
Colorado.
'''' '''-' THOMAS CODY,
o.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Days Trading and
CIosicn Quotations

Chicago, e.-There was a fairly ac-
tive trade On the board of trade today. and
after n weak opening the grain markets
closed frm although May was down IA
&c. May corn was up lSmhc and oats
were lic higher. May provisions closed
unchanged To Zoe higher. Closing prices:
Wheat-Dec., a!9sc; May. 765s: July, T35s.
Corn-Dcc t5l4c; May. 1870; July. 42Ac.
Oats-Dcc.. 329sc: May. 34hc; July, sc.
Pork-Ian., $l7.25; May. $lG.o5.
Lard-Jan., $l0,o2l.; May. $3G2is.
Chicago Cash prices-No. . red wheat
TfGi7Gc; No. red whcat, GI07Gc: No. $
spring wheat. 6s1i72i4c: 40. hard whcat.
TlGIic; No. 3 hard wheat GIi4MI2c: No.
. cash corn, i5lsc: No. cash corn. ia
i2lac: No yellow corn, 45diIJhic; No 3
yellow corn, iiiaMi5l4c; No. cash oats,
BE. No. = white oats, 3id3Gc: No. 3 whit.
nnis .inlI.ilr.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-08
Kancas rI.y live Stock.

Kansas city -c ~ Receipts.
J,JOO; lO6i l5c iOwrr: choice beef steers,
$5.OoHG 10. fair to good, S3.oO05OO: stock.
erH and feeders, Sa.5ori2 -: western fed
steers 81, 7Oaf5.2l: Texas aud Indian steers.
81. S5fii.25; native cows. Sl.T5@i. 10: nntiv,
hclfrrs, S,5Oni25; cgnncrs. sl.Oom2. 30.
bulls 81. ionI.00; calves, s2.5OM6.25. Hog
Receipts. 1900. Zoe higher: top. sGG2Isi
bulh ~ sales. SG.iOSt6.60; hcnvy. so. 556f
G.G24: mixed packers. SG2J6iG.55; light
SGi0UG2O pigs. S5.35d5.75. shecp-Re
cclnts GO00 strong to Zoe higher; native.
lambs Si.uDHt5 ~; western lambs 50 SJ6i
As. fed ewes. So OOu3.D5; native wethcrs.
S3.OOIii. 90. western wcthars. 50 OOsf /. 10;
stocsers and fcrdcrs S2.Oos,335.