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Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
DIED

In Nevadaville, Colorado, Saturday,
May 16, 1903, Mrs. Mary GrenfeL, ag-
ed 50 years, months and days.
Deceased was we'll known in Nevada,
where she has resided for several
--~-.- ,xy sAs.-- Jea'e'
aaa leaves thfss a5ns ana E daughter sa
mourn her loss. The funeral occurred
Moncssas trsm. the NJ. E. church, Rev.
Weber officiating.
In Central City. Colorado, THURSDAY
May IA, 1903, Edward Hoskins, aged
53 years.
Deceased was well known in this city,
having resided here for many years. He
leaves wife and six children. The
funeral occurred Sunday afternoon from
the Nj. E. Church, under the auspices Of
the Sons of st. George.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
Fatal Accident

The Seventh fatal accident on the
Mofht line occurred Tuesday afternoon
at the second tunnel below Rollinsville
Joseph Shinherr losing his life. The
young man who is about % years of age
had only worked half an hour when the
accident occurred. From best accounts
the accident was caused by the ignition
OF nitro glycerine. He had been warm
ing some powder in pail OF water, and
had taken the powder out. He then re.
turned and started to pour the water
from the pail when the explosion occur
red. 1t is thought that some nitro give.
crime had run from the powder and re-.
mained in the water, and then ignited
when he was pouring the water out. A
piece OF the bucket hit him at the hip
Joint cutting the femoral artery and
causing death. The coroner was noti.
fled who sent for the body. An inquest
is being held today as we go to press.
He was the son OF Mrs. D. Shinherr
Of Black Hawk, and was very popular
and pleasant young man. The family
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity in their affliction. The funeral
will occur Sunday morning, probably at
o o'clock, the delay being occasioned by
the absence OF his sister and brother,
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Shea, who have been
in New York. and will arrive here Sat.
urday. He was IA member OF the Black
Hawk Fire department, under whose
auspices the funeral will occur.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
W. H. Nichols Enters Rest.

The Denver News of Wednesday con-
tanned the following:
Carried to his grave by his five sons
and brother, William e. Nichols, one of
the best known mining men in the state,
was Tuesday laid to rest in Fairmount
cemetery. He vas born in Redruth,
England, but for forty years had been a
resident of this state. He was at differ.
ent times connected with -the Bobtail,
Gunnell and Gregory mines. He was in
charge of the Gregory mine when Pull
man hit it rich there and so laid the
foundation of the immense Pullman for
tune. At the time of his death he was
principal owner OF the Robert Emmett
mine at Central City
For some time his health has been
gradually failing and his death, which
occurred at Los Angeles, Calf, where
he had been since January, was not IN,
expected.
Dean Hart was in charge of the fun
eral seryicss. which were held at his late
residence, 1859 Corona street.
/ He is survived by a widow, one daugh.
ter and five sons. The sons, W. Fl. Mich.
oils Of Chicago, Elisha a, Nichols, Fred
Nichols, Alfred Nichols ana Charles
Nichols; and his brother; John Il. Mich.
oils Of Cripple Creek, ~ers pallbe arers.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
GILPINS

Three base hits; Semmens, Taylor.
Two base hits; Cow, Bates, Altvater,
Semmens. Base Oh balls; Leidinger 3,
Alberton 4, Maughan 2. Hit by pitched
ball; Lsldinger l, Vaughan 2.
The Gilpins will play the Denver Gas
& Electric Co.'s team at the ball ground
In this city next Sunday. Everybody
should turn out and see the game as it
will be good one.
The Nevada Stars and Colorado Stars
played game OF ball last Saturday at
the Catholic school grounds resulting in
an easy victory for the locals. The score
was as fellows:
Colorado Stars. l 8 IL 2-&
Nevada Stars .,.....O D At
. Batteries /. league and Simmons; Hamliick,
Colbert and Parsons.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
BASE BALL
The Golden Reds go Down to Defeat Be-.
fore Our Gnpin Boys.

Last Sunday the Gilpin ball team ac-
companied by about fifty rooters went
to Golden and showed the Golden Reds
how to play ball The Gilpins had an
easy victory over the Reds and then
they did not play extra well. The pe-
culiar feature of the game was in the
third innings when the first two men
up to bat of the Gilpins were out and
the next man had two strikes, then hit
the ball which started series of niue
runs in that inning. The Gilpins were
hitting so hard that it became necessary
for the Reds to change pitchers. John
Leidenger pitched good ball.
The following tells the story:
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
Serious Cutting Affray.

Quite good deal OF excitement was
stirred up last Saturday night at Gilpin
when Herbert Wooley was stabbed and
nearly lost his life. Wooley's younger
brother got into an alteration with a
crowd Of Austrians in Okerstrom's sa-
loon, and after some talk young Wooley
bolted out OF the door and began throw
ing rocks at the building. Soon after
this Herbert Wooley walked into the sa-
loon and leaning up against the bar, in
quired as to the trouble. After a few
words five Austrians Guido Pretti, Lud.
wig Charliano called "Lutey," Emmilio
Zadra. Henry Stencker and John Am
'brosi made break for Wooley, Pretti
with knife in his hand and Lutey with
a revolver, but before they got to Wooley
they were ordered back by the barkeep per
who had gun in his hand. The Aus
trians fell back and started out the door
and in passing Wooley someone pushed
Lusey against him, and in no time they
were all mixed up on the floor. Bystand-
ers Immediately separated them when
Wooley WAS found lying on the floor
bleeding prcfusely. He had been cut in
the front Of the left shoulder. the cut
piercing the lung. He had received two
cuts across the back and on line OF the
hip. DIR. Fraser was summoned from
Central and although at FIRST there was
little hope entertained for his recovery,
he is getting along nicely now and it is
thought that he will recover. Warrants
were sworn out before Justice Peterson
and Sheriff Cody notified, who immedi-
ately proceeded to Gilpin and arrested
four OF the Austrians, but Pretti had
skipped and could not be found until
Tuesday, whom Sheriff Cody located him
In friends house in Central and ar
rested him. They were yesterday placed
under $1,000 bonds each, except Lutey
and Pretti whose donds were placed at
5000 each, as it is thonght that these
who did the cutting.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21

Mr.. Joseph Pominville, OF Saltwater,
Minn., after having spent over $4,000
with the best doctors for stomach
trouble, without relief, was advised by
his druggist, Mr.. Alex. Rickard, to try a
box Of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv.
er Tablets. He did 30, and is we'll man
today. II troubled with indigetion, bad
taste in the mouth, lack OF appetite or
constipation, give these Tablets trial,
and you are certain to be more than
pleased with the result. For sale at 25
cents per box at all druggists.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
skeIly Lode to Start up

w. L. Wilson OF Denver has taken an
option on the Skelly lode and also the
Elizabeth lode in Lake district. Last
week in con- pany with Mr.. Edwards
mining engineer from Gunnison and
Denver, he made an examination OF the
property, and both gentlemen were more
than pleased. Mr.. Wilson will put a
small plant OF machinery on each and
work them on systematic manner this
summer. Both properties are in excel
lent prospects.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
E. Manson went to Denver last Fri

E. Manson went to Denver last Fri
day.
John Eilman, Jr., came up from Ley
den yesterday morning and expects to
remain here for several days. He has
quit at Leyde and stored his furniture
at Golden. Mrs. Gilman and daughter
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schultz at Guy hill.
Alonzo Drake, wife and children left
for Denver last Friday to visit with re-
latives and especially with Mr.. brakes
mother, wbo he had not seen for more
than ten years and who arrived in Den
yer last week.
Mrs. Richard Murley was passenger
to Denver last Saturday afternoon.
Henry Bolthoff was up from Denver
last Saturday.
George Perry left for Denver last Sat-
urday and was accompanied by the
young son OF Chas E. Wiley who visited
with his father who is at st. Joseph's
hospital in Denver.
Mrs. F. j. and Miss Lena Altvater
were visitors to Denver Monday and
Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs Martha Salisbury was in the city
last week visiting with her father, q. J
Hawley, and other relatives.
Mrs. Sterling left for Denver on Mon
day mornings train.
D. ~ Gnmma went -
Oscar wiiHanas sna y r-------.-
Denver yesterday tilof6ing, whe;;a tn
former purchased more stock.
E. Stefan was a passenger to Denver
Saturday sftetnoou.
Alfred Skeels Of the Orado mine, was
passenger to Denver last Saturday.
George Lanning, former resident OF
this city, was visitor here last Thurs
day and Friday.
Miss Ethel Tierney went to Denver
Sunday afternoon.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
Bazaar, Social. Supper aad Dance.

The ladies' Of st. Pauls Episcopal
church have been busily engaged for
several weeks in preparing for bazaar.
They have variety Of fancy and useful
articles which will be offered for sale at
Armory ball, Friday evening, May 20.
A supper will be served from $40 to
7:3O p. M, which will be very elaborate
one, and will be so cents plate. Dane.
ing will begin at $3.50 o'clock and good
music will be present. A cordial invita-
tion is extended TO all.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
Dissolutien Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm Of
Lamont 4 Gilman has this day been dis.
solved by mutual consent. John Eilman
is authorized to collect all accounts and
pay all bills. All parties indebted to the
lste firm are requested to make immed.
late. payment to Mr.. Gilman.
w. J. LAMONT.
JOHN EILMAN.
Csatsal City, Colo, May 10, 1908.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
An Axxrava,,nS Cough Cured.

A customer OF ours who had been
suffering from sever cough for six
mouths, bought two bottles Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy from us and
was entirely cured by one and half bot
ties. 1t gives perfect satiiaction with
ous. trade. Haype- Parksn 4 Co.
Linoville Ala. For sale BY all druggists.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
In Good Ore

Mr.. Benz.e OF the Mingo mine reports
that property is in good ore, and that
they are making shipments quite reg
ularly. This property is an excellent
one and is getting into excellent shape.
The company is also pushing work on
their ingalls, property and are very we'll
pleased with the outlook.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
GREATLY ALARMED.

by Persistent Cough, but Permanently
Cared cy Chamb-rlsin's Cough
Remedy.
Mr.. II. p. Burbage, student at law,
in Greenville, s. c., has been trouble
for or five years with continuous cough
which he says. greatly alarmed me.
causing me to fear that was in tho
first stage OF consumption" Mr. Bur.
bage, having seen Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy advertised, concluded to try 1t:
IL soon felt remarkable change after
using two bottles Of twenty-five cent
size, was permanently cured" Sold by all
druggists.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
Ore Shipments

The shipments OF ore from Black
Hawk for the week from the IL to l9 in
elusive amounted to 81 care, making a
total 1874 cars for the first II days OF the
month
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
BORN

In Central City, Colorado, Saturday,
May 16. 1903, to the wife of w. s.
Green. SOD, weight 8 pounds.
DR.. Richmond reports mother and
son is getting along nicely.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
PERSONALS

IN
Joe Flynn went to Golden Sunday to-
see the base ball game.
James Powers was passenger to
Golden Sunday.
Frank Cody went to Golden Sunday
and incidently took trip to Denver.
Martin Miller took a trip to Golden
Sunday.
Ed Rule went to Golden Sunday.
VIM. Quiller took in the ball game at
Golden Sunday.
Percy Alsdorf took in the ball game
at Golden Sunday.
John Trevithick was a passengers to
Golden Sunday.
Ii. Davies was passenger to Den
YER Sunday.
John Jorden went to Golden last
Sunday to root for the Gilpins:
Claud Pass was passenger to Gold
en- Sunday.
s. Blanks of Perigo was passenger
to Denver on Sunday mornings train.
Arthur Kruse Of the A. L. Anderson
Furniture Co. was visitor to Denver
and Golden Sunday:
Miss Geftis MeGowan was a Nassen,
ger to Denver last Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brown and
daughter went to Denver last Sunday
morning.
Geo Huber was a visitor to Denver
and Golden Sunday.
Will Tucker was passenger to Gold
en- Sunday.
Nat Manual was visitor to Golden
Sunday.
Alfred Vincent took trip to Golden
Sunday.
Mr.. Roberts went to Denver last Sun
day.
, Emmett Morris took trip to Denver
Sunday.
Geo. Mabee Jr., went to Golden Sun
day to see the ball game and then went
to Denver. He returned Tuesday.
Sam Bostwick went to Golden last
Sunday.
H. C. Eastman went to Denver last
Sunday.
Elmer Richards went TO Golden Sun
day to see the ball game.
T.,l ton fD
Sunday.
Collin Becker took trip to Denver
Sunday.
Ludwick Maymon took trip to Gold
en- Sunday.
Earnest Bishop went to Park City,
,Otah, last Sunday where he expects to
remain.
Mrs. Martin Noonan took at trip as
far as the Forks Sunda, afternoon,
Mics Minnie Simmons took a trip to
the Forks Sunday.
George Rule went to Golden Sunday. Z.
L. Brown of the firm of Marks & Co.
came up from Denver Sunday.
Mrs. ]. Marks went to Denver Monday
afternoon.
Herman Peterson went to Golden last
Sunday.
Andy Merrick left for Denver Monday
afternoon.
Ell Harris left for Denver Monday af-
term DON and returned Wednesday morn
ing.
| George Schneider returned from Den
yer Monday evening.
S.V. Newell came up from Denver
Monday evening.
Nick Scheur returned from Denver
Monday evening.
Abe Rachofsky returned from a visit
TO his family'in Denver Monday evening
Abel Eppstien a former resident of
this city came up from Denver Monday
evening
james GiImour came up from Denver
Monday evening on a call from the
Militia.
Mike Prisk was a visitor to this city
Monday.
Steve Hoskin returned from Denver
Monday evening.
F. H. Messenger returned from Denver
Tuesday.
Fred Ballard went to Denver Sunday
afternoon and returhed Tuesday morn
ing.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
FOE iiENr

Houses newly papefed and calcimined.
Apply to No. 8, Pugh House, Nevada st.
II. PveH.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21

Bring your laundry 10 Victor May mon
agent Elite laundry at Gill 10 Oh. erver.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
For Rent,

Two houses on Prosser street. In
quire Of Mrs. r. Trevithick. SIT
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21

Whim for hire. A good one on sssy
terms. See Wm. E. O'Hsa Black Hawk.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21

Lulu Davidson Vera Hicks
Alberta Moyle Emily Flynn
Mary Hoskings
A. Blanche Lawrence, Teacher.
*.*
GRADES 6B AND 5A
Edith Chase John Nicholas
Eva McCallister Antoinette Reiva
Alice Todd Harry Garlick
George Burroughs Mabel French
Eugenia Hicks Jennie Johnson
Flora hampshire Olive hampshire
Edith Hendrie, Teacher.
***
GRADES 5B AND A
Mabel Grannis Alma Launder
Hazel Stribley Walter Grannis
Richard Mcnamara Ruth Armitage
Clara Chase Gladys Henry
Margaret Simpson Roy Bergman
Sterling Heuer James Kilt
Herrick Lidstone George Peck
Aime Rapin
Anna Scheif1er, Ieacher.
80
GRADES ASD3A
Elmer Bean VIM. J. Bennette
Gorden Edwards Conrad Goebel
Sam Martin Thos Mcnamara
Percy Slattery BERTHE Thomas
Calvin Todd Lester Warwick
Julia Lindstrom Lucia Reiva
Amanda Shott Archie kruse
Marjorie Lake Minnie Richter
Alice Williams, Teacher.
GRADES 3B AND "a
Annie Bitter Francis Boggio
Bessie Bennal!ach Letitia Lindstrom
Grace Rule Lille Rule
John Elofson Philip Hasssel
Walter Jenkins Arthur Mitchell
Myrtha Bowden Carrie Goebel
Esther Williams Vera Sissou
Annie E. Davies, Teacher.
ROOM THREE
Frank Bafbee Francis Kelehef
James Mariotti Elsie Schott
Polly Tuckfeld Celia Smock
Stella Baleria Fannie Gray
Hattie Lewis, Teacher.
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ROOM TWO
Joseph Grabmair
Myra Carson, Teacher.
ROOM ONE
Chris Brotherson Earl Rule
Katie kraus Hazel Parentean
Gertrude Stephens May Thompson
Eugenia Chamberlain Gail Mckay
Herbert Altvater Marjorie Bristol
Addie Comfor: Effie Harvey
Katherine Jenkins Edith Nylander
Emma Rule Carrie Rule
Elizabeth Walters
Stella G. Ranney, Teacher.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21

The latest bead iewelry and Chatelaiu
bags at Rapin.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-21
CENTRAL CITY SCHOOLS
Namos of the Pupils Above 90
Per Gent in Department.

HIGH SCHOOL
irene Kruse Rosie Barbee
Alvina Eustice Viola Fountain
Celia French Grace Lightbourn
Urbana Noonan Leah Olsen
Inez Richards Laura Trenoweth
Edna Pasco
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9tc fdIimuffe aler grfabrunsem.

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ais Die @mpfinoung, ieoe Winute
meroe Define lebte iein? Das par
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GblieBfih murbe i'd oa5u bemDgen,
electric Bitters 5u neriuden uno oas
&eiultat mar gerabe5u munoerbar.
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i'd DD0itdnoia mieoer bergeitelt.
Sir 2eberz, Mierer=, Waeer= uro
Darms2 eioen lift electric Bitters Die
einsige Meoicin. Sour so Gents.
@arantirt pDr ben Npptbefern $.
&altener & 6Dhn urb Moplpb DreiB.
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@esbalb tie erfplgrei1
iitt0.
Weil sic rur auf elm Restimmtes anlusnd-
bar sind, und was San Hntenie
jetzf erfibrt.

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tnir0 gut ausgefiibrt.
9sam's Nieren : gileu beforgen nnr
Gines gut.
Sic iinb fir franfbafte Nieren beffimmt.
Sic beilen &ufensg dnter5en INN jeoes
Mierens9eiDen.
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@egeno unb nurbe BON beftigen
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meines idiuereu 8erufes berrlbrte.
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tirte nit Oefen. tpanote BHaIter an
uno benubte tbatidd[i9 alles Wbg=
libe, um mir 2inoerune su pers
lhaffen. aber bereeblib. @nhlih
las ib BON Doan's Miereu : Biuen.
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in Der Berar-M pDtbefe, gde Nlantp=
8lnsa uno 6DuitDn StraBe. Diele
Binen entipraGen gang unb aar
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uno berbalfen mir in einieen penis
gen 9a9en gu beoeutenber Ibnabme
meiner Sbmersen. sic 1irb elm
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Nlfpbpl, perIaete naturli9 Ielbft bic
@ebetsheilfraft hires 8aters, glias
beS Dritten!
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imprint. Nngereet ibeint @hulam
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batte, bas Der untergana oes W0baz
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mit5uteilen. Dana1 lei gbriituS
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