Gilpin observer., 1903-05-07
NEvADAvILLE.

urday to spend few days.
Stephen Gilbert who has been con-
Quoting saloon here for some time, left
last Friday for England, where he will
remain.
Mrs. VIM. Waters is reported on the
sick list.
John Prouse and wife returned from
Telluride last Friday.
Mrs. Richard Trezise has purchased
the Mayhem residence on Main street.
James Williams and family have rented
it, and this week moved in.
Thomas O'Davey has been making
some extensive improvements in the
postoffice and the new arrangement Of
the fixtures makes much more credit
able appearance.
The famous old time Denver fire horse
which John Nankervis recently purchas-
ed from Mrs. Howell. passed to the un-
known beyond last Sunday.
John Kloer the barber says that he is
going to have his shop papered and
painted and will then have the finest
place in the county.
sA Chas Horning returned from
Denver last Tuesday.
DR.. Bourk has repainted his fixtures
and 'he interior OF his store. 1t is q
great improvement.
Mrs. Mamie Richards left for Denver
Monday morning to see Teddy" She
returned in the evening.
Chris Paul returned from Denver lcst
Thursday.
Matt Brown left here last week for
Denver where he is now employed in the
baggage room Of the Union depot
The slaughter house of Nankervis &
ground last Saturday night about $50
o'clock.
The school board met on Monday
evening and after counting the vote, or
ganized for the year. They also appoint
ed a committee consisting of j. J. Clark
Harry Armfield and Richard Williams
to examine the book OF the secretary and
treasurer. The levy for school purposes
10 mills.
r. Marinelli and family last week
moved to Leyden. where they will locate.
John Semmens returned the latter
part of the week from Victor, where he
had been for ten days.
John Kelley went to A-vada last Sat
urday to visit with his family.
Hon. II. c. Bolsinger went to Denver
Sunday to attend the funeral OF the late
J. s. Updegraf.
Mrs John Curnow and sons James and
John went to Denver Monday to see the
President. They returned Tuesday.
Will Warren started to work on the
Bnell mine last Friday.
The town board met in regular month
ly session on Tuesday evening.
The Nevadaville Gre department held
their regular monthly meeting Monday
night,
An interesting school election was held
on Monday for president Of the school
directors. There were two candidates
John Roberts ahd John G. Chspple, the
former receiving 10A votes and the latter
50. Mr. Roberts having q majority Of 81
A benefit dance will DO given at Can.
mons hall on Saturday evening May i6
for the assistance OF George Terrell, who
has been Ill for several months. Hs
hurt his leg 10 the Gardiner mine and
blood poisoning set in, which has
incapacitated him from work, and he
and bis family are in need Of some help
Tickets are IS cents and everyone should
buy one and help worthy cause.
Rising Sun Tribe No. 2, I. o. R. NJ.
OF this place was honored Monday even.
ing by visit from Great Sachsm Dav.
idson, who inspected the local tribe
He was accompanied to this city BY
about 30 Of tho braves from Black Hawk
lodge. After the business Of the even.
ing had been transacted they all met iu
council, and very enjoyable evening
was spent. Excellent recitations and
songs were rendered and most excel.
lent talk on the order was given by
Great Sachem Davidson. which was at.
tentively listened to and will be pro.
ductivs Of much good. Short remarks
were also made by Past Great Sachem
Henry Trezise OF this place. which
were well received. Before going to
their homes all partook OF fine spread
Of corn and venison, which was heartily
enjoyed.
Miss Ella Dickerson left Friday for
Denver to play with the basketball
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