Gilpin observer., 1904-05-19
BLACK HAWK.


The Indian Social club have made ar
rangements to give grand leap year
dance a week from tomorrow, Friday,
May q, at Firemen's hall. The last
leap year dance given here was a hum
mer and from the looks OF things this
dance will be more than q hummer, as
the girls are more used to leap year by
this time and there will not be 30 many
bashful girls there. The prices are, 5O
cents for ladies. and they can bring as
many gentlemen as they choose, and
gentlemen not accompanied by lady
will be charged so cents. Girls, you had
better hustle.
Monday number OF the young bloods
Of this city congregated lat the empty
rooms formerly occupied by Smiths
restaurant and during the conversation
some gloves were brought In which prob
ably accounts for the sinners some OF
them are wearing now. There was some
scientific boxing, slugging and anything
you wanted. II some OF those athelitic
clubs that are hunting for someone to
6ght Jefferies should come here they
might find the material.
w. H. Maughan, Of Black Hawk. stop
bed in Golden on his way home from
the State Republican convention and
made us very pleasant call and shook
hands with scores Of friends hers.-Gol-
den Globe.
The Clear Creek Valley Red Mems
Association have secured the Silver
Plume band for their annual meeting,
which will take place at. Black Hawk.
June IA. 1904. A special train vii leave
here at eight O'Clock .. m. returning at
midnight. Plume Standard.
Thomas Dunstone. the popular and
able manager OF the Running Lode min
ing company at Black Hawk. was in
Denver last week on business.
Jud Kriley is now handling the rib
bons on the delivery wagon Of the Clark
Hardware Company.
Mrs. ]. Powers left Tor Denver last
Monday, where she will stay for q while
In the hopes that lower climate will
prove beneficial as she has been i'll for
some time.
The engagement Of Mrs. Jennie Gold.
ing and Mr.. Anderson, both OF this city,
is announced.
VIM. Moyle is now holding position
with the Cohen & Hurwitz Furnishers.
VIM. is an industrious young man and
makes good addition for this store.
Miss Ella Rachoisky returned from
visit to Denver the first Of the week.
Miss Jennie Hurwitz, sister Of Ben
Hurwitz of Cohen 4 Hurwitz, is in the
city visiting with Miss Lille Cohen.
D. Richmond returned from visit 10
the valley the first Of the week.
Yesterday quite sensation was
caused by someone reporting that the
little boy of Mr.. and Mr.. Lightfoot fell
in Clear Creek and soon large croud
gathered and began to hunt for the
body. While excitement was at fever
neat some ono ulScoVereo tue iotio IVY
In among the crowd.
Tom Hazard left for visit to Denver
Sunday. ~
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage OF Miss Llllie Cohen to Mr.. Abe
Cohen, both of this city, to be held on
the 9TH of next month.
Miss Myrtle Mitchell and Miss Lulu
Williams left last Saturday morning for
an extended visst to Boulder and vicinity
with relatives and friends.
Someone was trying to get some ice
cream at the bakery here at a late hour
Sunday evening and finding the door
locked made quite loud racket 1t is
lucky the night watch did not happen
to be around that vicinity at the time.
There we're couple OF young men from
Central in the crowd it is thought.
Peter Nelson has accepted position
with The Yankee Hill Consolidated com
pany, and will take charge OF their Lom-
bard mill at Yankee Hill. He was in
town this week, but leaves today for his
new duties.