Gilpin observer., 1903-02-19
LOCAL HsMs

Mrs. A. M. Hendee fell last week and
hurt her back quite severely.
Viola Fontaine is out again after two
weeks sickness.
q. Mapsons coal office has been re-
moved from the Miller block to the ex-
press office. Sh vey can now
be found there when you wish to pay
your Workmen dues.
Richard Mayor is now driving for
Jenkins Mckay and Co.
Louis Zuegi has accepted the position
of delivery man with Quiller & Garbardi,
made vacant by Ed. Rule going to wor'
tor Piazzi & Co OF Russell.
Albert Lintz tar " elk moved his
6 ck of goods Longmont, where h-
will open up store His fan lily left with
him and will locate there. Mr. Lintz has
been in business here for the past 30
years, but now seeks low altitude. on
account of his health. Jos. Katta pur-
chased uh. Lintz residence on Roworth
street.
Yesterday morning while bringing
oad of quartz from Russell, George
Mcleod upeet with his wagon as he was
passing the Moody house on Spring
street. No damage was done.
The addition being built to the resi-
dence of L. Todd on Casey Avenue is as
suming proportions, and the rough work
is nearly done.
1t took two engines to bring the pass
enger train to Central Monday morning
owing to the high wind.
The mail between this city, Black
Hawk and Rollinsville, now leaves Black
Hawk at 8 a. m. and arrives again at 3
p.m For several days it was carried on
horseback, but yesterday they got
through with sleigh.
W. S. Green has received new target
gun from the factory and it is dandy
The stock is made to order and just fits
Green, it has r Hard action and
Schoyen barrel. The gun we CHS twe1 ty
pounds Now LOOK out for more bi.
scores, says Doc.
A marriage license was on Tuesda,
granted to Ira Comstock and Miss May
me Lyons, both of Idaho Springs.
Potter & Lightbourn this week solo
seven lots at Rollinsvllle to j. A. Suther.
land and j. A. Senberts.
The wind storm of this week was I.
terror, aud it blew about as hard as il
ever has in this vicinity. Tho snow was
drifteG in everywhere, and yesterda,
morning the tramway was kept busy
bucking snow, in places it being ten feel
high and especially in Dogtown. The G.
& 5. also had a hard time OF it, it taking
two engines Monday, and on Tuesda,
the engine became stuck in the curve
above the Central City mine, and it took
the section men over an hour TO dig her
out. 1t also took two engines to bring
up three cars of freight that afternoon
Extra section men with shovels were
carried on all trains.
Dillon brothers have rented the room
in DIR. Richmonds building on Main
street, and will move their saloon from
the Central house next week.
s. j. Rogers, formerly pastor of the
M. e. church in this city, is lying very
Ill at his home in Cheyenne, Wyoming
with an attack of pneumonia
Everett Woods Of the Eclipse hack
line was laid up few days last week.
John Husbind did the engineering dur
ing his absence.
Sam Granville put in some new shelly.
ing at the Hawley Merchandise Co.'s
etore this week. The new elevator is
doing good service.
Mrs. Ii. G.. Shuck entertained a num-
ber of her friends at luncheon last
Thursday.
D Mrs. Charlss Trenoweth last evening
gave luncheon to several of her friends
y John r. Morgan has moved his house.
hold goods to Rollinsville, wher, he will
reside in the future.
William Tippett has moved into The
rooms formerly occupied by John II.
Morgan. William Preville will move in.
to the rooms formerly occupied by Mr..
Tippett over the furniture store.
Lamont and Gilman laid new floor
IN The OBSERVER Office last week.
A good deal of fine sleighinp was had
this week.