Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1904-04-28
for treasurer, Robert johnson and Will
lam o. Jenkins; for secretary, Charles
v. Shoop and Charles e. Wiley.

for treasurer, Robert johnson ana Will
lam o. Jenkins; for secretary, Charles
v. Shoop and Charles e. Wiley.
The Shakespeare club met last Mon
day with Mrs. Fowle, on Casey ave-
nue., and after the regular meeting all
sat down to an elegant repast served by
the hostess.
On Saturday evening the Women's
Home Missionary society OF the M. +.
church will give May day social at the
church in this city. A fine program has
been arranged consisting OF the best
local talent and above all the May-pole
drill in which sixteen boys and girls ap-
pear. An admission of ten cents will
be charged at the door for the concert.
Refreshments will be extra charge.
Gus BensAeld last Saturday purchased
the half interest held by Anton Reano
in theGold Coin saloon on Main street.
Frank F. Wiley, an experienced hotel
man Of Denver, has taken hold OF the
Eureka house, and expects to have
things in running order by May 9TH. He
will also run first-class restaurant in
connection with the hotel.
The Forthcoming annual visit of "hum-
an hearts" will no doubt be warmly well
coined by the lovers OF all that is good
in melodrama. HUMAN HEARTS" is
beyond question, one OF the strongest and
most interesting plays that has ever Wis
tied our city. The author belongs to
that all too small gruop of dramatists,
who understands how to reach the heart
and hold the attention of the audience.
In HUMAN HEARTS" he has con-
structed play that will never grow old
The principle theme OF the play is Hope,
and has not some author written Hope
springs eternal in the human breast"
Hope, the one bright ray Of sunshine,
that breaks through and illumines the
clouds OF despair that almost overwhelm
poor Tom Logan. The hope of good,
pure woman's love; the hope of brighter
days; the hope of an honest man unjust
ly accused OF crime, that the criminal
will be detected and his good name re-
stored. Mr.. Reid has handled his sub
ject with the consumate skill and ease
that shows the true dramatic instinct.
The love interest is all absoring. The
comedy element is introduced in such a
way, that it becomes relevant to the
story, and the climaxes are worked out
naturally and logically and naturally.
Human Hearts" will be seen at the
Opera House on next Sunday evening
May, LIST.
The bowling contest at the Peterson
Bros. g. Ballard alleys closed Saturday
evening after three days session, in
which considerable interest was taken.
There were three games rolled and the
winners were as follows: Glass, l, VIM.
Harper 66l, Percy Alsdorf 555; Glass 2,
Joe Schulthies::543, John Leidinger $50;
Glass 3. J. Pressler 40; Joe Jones 400.
1t has been decided from now on to hold
these contests every month.
Here is copy of sign posted on a
bridge near Arvada: "Notis' this hear
es week bridge. Ell yue crost it at all
go Ground it."-Golden Globe.
The interior OF the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Eilmann has been repapered
and reprinted throughout and they now
have one Of the cosiest little homes 10
the city.
D. h. Allen is assisting at the Williams
Livery Co. in the place OF Oscar Will
liams.