Gilpin observer., 1904-06-30
LOCAL ITEMS

the dance to be given by the Daughters
of Erin, next Satur lay evening July End.
The ladies have done everything to make
it a success and swell time is guaran-
teed to all. Tickets 75cts.
George Henderson this week finished
two gold signs on Harrington & Ross
windows, they are beauties and show
sample OF Georges fine handiwork.
William Williams who has been laid up
some time with severe attack OF rheu-
matism is able to be up and on the
streets again by using crutches.
Captain Steadman and party came in
from American City last Thursday in
his automobile and while steaming it up
in Williams & McKenzie's livery stable
prior to taking trip to Denver the place
was crowded with interested spectators,
admiring it. as it is something new and
the only one Of its kind ever seen in this
city.
The A. .. U. w. lodge gave fine con-
cert and dance Friday evening at their
hall which was largely attended. They
will give a grand ball at Armory hall on
July 4.
The A. f. & A. NJ. lodge No. 6, cele
brated st. Johns Day, Friday, June a.
by giving an At Home to a large number
OF invited guests at their hall. A fine
program was rendered and refreshments
served.
The Shakespeare club met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Mcleod on
I'd High street on Monday evening.
There will be moving picture ex
hibition at Armory hall this evening to
be followed by dance.
What promises to be the great and
only event in the sporting circles OF this
city for the season will take place at the
Opera house on next Saturday evening,
July I'd. 1t ia to be grand wrestling
match, catch as. catch can style between
Shorty Noonan OF this city, and j. L.
Gerard, champion ]30 Id. wrestler of
Canada. There will also be some good
preliminaries. Admission so cents.
Bart Dalsant this week purchased the
residence Of Nick Sans on Sd High st.
He and his family. took possession yes
terday..
Former officers OF Bluecher lodge No.
10. Order Of the Sons of Herman, of this
city, have been made defendants in a
suit filed in Jefferson county by the
grand lodge OF the state. 1t is charged
that when the Central City lodge dis.
banded, four years ago, some $500 IN cash
and regalia were not turned over to the
grand lodge, The defendants named in
the suit are Joseph Mariacher. Ambrose
Mathes, A. c. Reckling, Peter Stangier
and Joseph Waldhardt.
Here Johnny, are the germs of lock
jaw" is what every man who buys toy
pistol for his son on the Fourth ought to
realize that he is saying when he passes
the deadly weapon to him.
Fifty-eight years ago, June 10, 1916,
was played the first recorded match
game OF baseball. What pity it had
not taken place two days earlier. on the
anniversary OF tho Battle OF Bunker Hill!
Then it might have symbolized the fact
that, although the fathers got put out
at first, they kept on and batted out
victory.
IL some young men expended half the
time and application trying to get on in
the world that they do endeavoring to
get the pool ball in the corner pocket,
there would be more successes and few
er failures in this world.-Rocky Mount
ain Herald.
Bro Charles Z. Nichols, past exalted
ruler Of Central City ladge No. 557 left
last night for Alaska for business trip,
and will expert some mining property up
there for syndicate. Rocky Mountain |
Herald.
Few people realize the extent OF the
underground workings Of gold mine. |
One mine in the Cripple Creek district.
has over twenty six miles OF development |
underground, and is adding to this ter
ritory about four miles per year. 1t |
would require week OF walking, riding
and climbing to thoroughly inspect even
bali of this mine,
Nick Sans was the FIRST OF the week
moving his household goods to Black
Hawk where he shipped them to his
ranch near McCook, Nebraska, where he
and his family will reside in the future.
Word was received in this city Mon
day OF the death Of Dorothy, the dauRh-
Ger Of William ]. Wells, a former resi-.
dent OF tn,s city. and granddaughter Of
Mrs.. Emma &. Rollins Of Denver. She