Gilpin observer., 1903-04-02
NEvADAviliE.

Cha1B60 WOrkmel6ter the latter part Ol
last week had the misfortune OF having
his foot smashed by a large churk Of
coal falling on it. He came near losing
his large toe.
To vote for R. W. Pearce for mayor,
you must write his name in the blank
space uuder George Jenkins name.
John Kavern left last Saturday morn.
ing for Telluride, where be will remain.
William Mates came up from Cripple
Creek laet Sunday to visit with bis old
friends. He left OF Monday for trip to
81 former home in Ireland.
NJ. n =. A. No. 3l89 has moved from
p,;,. ro.d n 1,e..c ..cher street. and will
have headquarters there Ia w. '"'ufe'
Talk about your ueurslng Matches
we'll, you should have seen the one on
Main street this week! A rabbit was
seen on the street and several made q
break for it, but Dick Thomas and Chas.
Ellis soon got the lead and rup the rab-
bit under The Tuck store Thomas be-
ing the bigger man OF the two, he was
unable to crawl under the building. 80
Charles Ellis, after much tugging and
squeezing, finally managed to pull the
rabbit out. Both boys expect to enter
the next coursing match, as they know
they can turn rabbit quicker than any
hound. EffS,t
Matt Kramer, while at work lest week
in the Stuart mine. hit himself on the
head with hammer while attempting
TO strike the drill. 1t WAS ne csssary to
take several titches in the cut.
Leonard Nichols leaves tomorrow for
Boulder. 1t is said upon good authority
that Lei will leave the life OF single
blessedness soon, and take unto himself
a partner.
Henry Bolsinger left for Denver last
Tuesday, where he will remain for few
days.
The water tank belonging to Henrv
Mayhew upset between here and ? -
on Monday, smashing it up ir
shape.
"a registration Was in ses-
' :. tuesday. 1t will be in session
.gain next Monday, but it will he neces-
sary to be sworn in ut that time il you
are not registered.
Mrs. Arnold, who has been visiting at
the residences OF John j. Clark for the
past six weeks, departed for home last
tuesday.
All those who wish to vote for r. W.
Pearce for mayor should remember that
t. vo,e fpr him it will b- necessary to
write his name 10 the blank space in the
lirst subdivision. Don't forget this.
The doill. that were raffled by Walter
Srheer last week were won by Miss Ber.
tha Trezi.e.
The Nevada boys we're jubllant last
Snnday and for several days after as the
result of bringing houe the first two
prizes from the coursing match held at
Merz's lake. The boys here always knew
that they had as good d, IS ia there nre
in the state, and he winnin, of last Sun.
DAY shows that the. wera not mistaken.
II you intend to vote for II. w. Pearce
for msyov, write his. Dsas<. IN the blank
syacs left under tles nAuies fsr. ursyOr.
'r"e reusoa his name wi.s n.t printed is
bee ,uss it was Mortified within the time
pr.scribed by law. and th-r-fnre it will
he necessar, to wri,e IL name.
A large number of the members Of the
Nevadavile lire d-psrtme went down
to Black Hawk last Saturday evening to
attend the smoker given ut t'iremen's
hall by the fire department II Black
Hawk. They report having had very
fine time, and that the smoker program
WAS as good amy any given In this vicin.
iiy Of late.
Next Tuesday is election day.
When you go t' vote. next Tuesday,
and should you desire TO vnte Tor II. w.
Pea,cs for nsNor, H. wit. i,e nece- sary
to write tho name of Il. W. Penrre in the
vacant place left beinw the name of G.
Je1kins, and then put a. cross mark In
the little blank square mt the end of the
line in which you will write Id Penrce's
name.
Miss Georgia Richards left on Monday
for Denver, to visit n few days She WAS
accompanied by her uunt, Mrs. Il. b.
Williams, of Central.
Dr.. Bourk went 10 Denver Yesterday.
II. L. Richards has been placed on tho
independently ticket In the place OF Chas.
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