Gilpin observer., 1903-06-04
NEvADAvlLLE.

John Callahan left for his home in
Saida Tuesday.
Several of the members of Osceola
council, Degree of Pocahantas, went to
Black Hawk Tuesday evening and at.
tended the session of the Black Hawk
council.
Joseph Kramer came up from Denver
last Monday.
The fire department met in regular
session las Monday evening.
The city council met in regular ses-
sion Tuesday evening and among other
business transacted ordered the marshal
to enforce the law in regard to gambling
and he was also instructed to remove all
slot machines.
Dick Thomas and Frank Sparks have
quit gulching and gone to miniog.
Mrs NJ. Warren is reported as being
on the sick list.
james Williams this week put in sew
eral days seeding his new farm land and
says he will furnish John Kloer with
potatoes for next winter. jim expects
to make quite little off his garden
truk this summer. 1t is watered by ir-
rigation.
Henry Bolsinger returned from Den
yer last Sunday.
Alfred Hoskin who arrived here last
week from Telluride, left on Monday for
his former home in England.
Frank Sparks is again able to walk
around without cane.
Martin Roberts left Saturday for Utah
where he will look into some mining
propositions.
Soloman Warren arrived last Sunday
from the state of Idaho and will visit his
cousin, Thtmas H.. James, and family
here for short time.
1t is said that Marshal Quintrall is an
excellent Judge of good limburger
cheese.
Wm. Williams who has been here for
several weeks visiting with friends left
last Friday for his home in Deadwood,
Sauth Dakota.
Melissa Richards left for Denver last
week and will make her home there in
in the future.
Mrs. Chad Rutherford returned last
week from Golden, where she has been
visiting for the past two weeks.
John Crane and John Trembath ar.
rived last Thursday from Cornwall,
England. The former is brother in
law of John Curnow.
John Thomas Quick was laid up for
several days with an attack of quinsy.
/ Mamie and Charles Whitmen left for
Denver last Saturday afternoon.
The Nevada base ball club went to
Idaho Springs last Saturday and played
with the 1dahos, winning by score OF
% to g.
John Kramer came up from Golden
last Saturday.
Bert Trembath came up from Denver
last Saturday and visited the Hall fam
| lily.
| Richard Hall was over from Lamartine
last Saturday visiting his mother. He
returned Sunday.
Laura Curnow left last week for Den
yer where she will visit for week.
f., Thomas Wearne came up from Denver
last Saturday, and paid visit to his
uncle Harry Trezise, and family. He
left for Idaho Springs Sunday.
Robert Fallon was visitor to Denver
last Sunday.
Otis Wilcox went to Denver last Sat
urday and returned Sunday.
Mr.. Miller the evangelist, held services
at the NJ. E. church Tuesday afternoon
and was listened to by large number
His singing was greatly appreciated
Mr.. Miller was former resident OF
Nevadaville, and thirty years ago work
ed in the mines OF this place. He visit
ed several Of the places in which he
worked.
Miss Nellie Fallon returned from Den.
yer Sunday evening, after having spent
a month there.
Vim. Eva was visitor to Denver last
| Sunday, returning in the evening.
Notice is hereby given that in the fu
ture no parties will be allowed to use
the town hall for any purpose whatever
unless it is agreed that the hall will be
left in good clean condition. BY order
Of r. w. Pierce, mayor.
The town hall has been cleaned uE
| and thorouphly oyerhauled and the