Gilpin observer., 1903-05-28
NEvADAvILLE.

Will Harvey has gone back to the first
principles, and is now using large lamps
in his shop, having dispensed with elect
ric lights.
John Williams while at work in the
| University last week, hit himself on the
right side of his head with shovel,
causing cut about two inches long and
also black and swollen eye.
Joe Kramer started at work again this
week, after having laid off for a week
with a sore hand.
Another old timer has gone to his last
resting place. The horse of John War
rem died last Saturday.
Thomas Newlun was yesterday paint
ing the roof of the Red Mems building
Henry Bolsinger left yesterday after
noon for Denver, where he will spend a
few days.
Fire was started in the boilers Of the
Ophir mine yesterday morning and with
in few days verything will be work
ing.
VIM. Thompson on Tuesday moved
his family here from Central City.
An interesting game OF base ball was
played last Saturday on King fat be-
tween the Central Stars and the Gil
pins the latter winning by score OF "a
to 13.
Mrs. Martin Lawlor returned from
Denver on Monday.
Several of the members of Richmond
lodge. X. of p, went to Central Tuesday
evening and enjoyed themselves at a
smoker given by Gilpin lodge No. 3.
They returned home about o'clock the
next morning.
Alfred Hoskin returned yesterday from
Telluride, where he has been for some
time. He will shortly pay visit to his
former home in England.
James Williams has taken the super
intendency OF the Lizzie lode in Russell
district.
Tony Caessario is now at Vallero's
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At the last regular meeting of Rising
Sun Tribe No. ., |. o. r. NJ, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term:
Sachem-Pearly W. Newlun.
Sr. Sagamore-Marks L. Fletcher.
Jr. Sagamore-Thos X. Rowe.
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Chief OF Records J. Newlun.
Keeper of Wampum-Philip Furze.
Collector of Wampum-Thos Roberts.
Trustee-James Furze.
Trustee to fill vacancy-Harry Trezise
Rep. to Great Council-T. ]. Newlun.
The school board met last Thursday
served the past year.
Mr.. George Terrill desires to express
his heartfelt thanks to the Clover Club
and to his many friends for the Kindness
shown him and his at the benefit Ball re-
Gently given for him.
Martin Roberts was in from Yankee
Hill last week shaking hands with old
time friepds. He expects to leave for
southern Utah in few days to look at
ter some mining property.
John Kloer, the barber, desires to noti-
fy all his customers that for the next
three months his shop will only be open
Sunday mornings from to IL o'clock.
Robert Hastie left Monday morning
for Old Mexico where he will examine
some mining property.
r B. Rutherford returned the latter
part Of the week from Madrid, Iowa.
Mr.. Scott former resident OF this
place arrived last Friday from Montana
to visit with friends here.
Frank Sparks is this week walking
around with cane, having sprained his
ankle Sunday evening by falling down n
flight OF stairs.
Bayha and Bohm last week placed a
beautiful monument at the grave OF Ed
ward, husband Of Mrs. E Trembath.
Several Of the members Of Nevada
lodge A. F. & A. NJ. visited Idaho
Springs Saturday evening.
The latest bead jewelry and Chatelaiu
bags at Rapin.