Gilpin observer., 1904-06-16
LOCAL ITEMS

9th, a rate of only Sill will bo made
Thy the Union Pacific Pacific Railroad on
their fast trains to st. Louis, tickets
good for return for fifteen days. Same
rate is made to Kansas City and return.
The $4,000 rate TO st. Louis, good to re-
turn until Oct 81, is Oh sale every day.
". j. Piazzi & Co. last week had the
front of their butcher shop treated to a
Eberal sepply of paint, and as result of
the handiwork of George Henderson it
now presents very clean and bright ap-
pearaLce.
Colorado will have summer mining
school this year, conducted at George
eown, under the direction of John Hays
Hammond, the celebrated mining engi-
meer. George Crocker of San Francisco
ihas donated $4,000 to defray the ex-
penses OF students from Columbia, Yale,
Harvard, the Golden (Colo) School of
Mines ,'aDd the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. All branches of the in
dustry will be treated, and mine has
been leased for the purpose Of giving in
.strnction in practical work.
HI "a. Shuck gave a very interesting
talk at the NJ. e. church last Sunday
evening about the general conference
which Just closed its session at Los An
,Eg&l.s. California.
fTreGommehcement exercises at the
Opera house last Thursday evening were
Jlargely attended by the friends of the
igraduates, every available seat being
taken. The program was one of the
ifinesesyenheard ip this city, All Of the !
gatS-..tes acted well their parts and are
worthy of special mention, but lack of
space will not permit.
.Ibe dance given by the A. o. U. W.
Monday evening for the benefit of James
warne was largely attended and was a
complete success in every way.
A shooting gallery has been started in
the Harris building on Main street, and
seems to be attracting considerable at
tention by the use OF phonograph.
The members OF the high school en-
joyed themselves immensely on Tuesday
by holding their annual picnic near
RoIlinsvile.
The reception rendered the graduates
Friday evening by the Alumni Asso-
citation was one OF the main events OF
the season, as all present report having
had general good time.
The body OF Mrs. James Abbott who
died in Denver last Friday reached Tus
S:aloasa on the $50 train last night and
was taken directly to the residence OF
Capt. and Mrs. j. o. Abbott, where it
today. Thefuneral will take place at
nalf past ten o'clock this morning from
the Methodist church. Mrs. Abbott's
remains were accompanied by her de-
vrdued husband, her daughter, Miss
IEmily Abbott, and Mr.. Charles Abbott,
vs'ho left here for Denver last Friday on
bearing of his brothers bereavement.
Mrs. Abbott was a particularly sweet
and lovely Woman and had many friends
I'm Tuscaloosa, where she visited several
years ago. These all grieve at her death
and sympathize deeply with the bereaved
family. - Tuscaloosa, (Ala.) Times Ga
zette.
Sheriff Sandberg of Georgetown has
served subpoenas on fortyrsix wit
nesses for the Sun and Moon dynam;ting
trial which will be in the district court
IN this city on June 49, These are the
cases against j. G. Chandler, former sec
retary and financial agent of the Idaho
Springs Miners union, Foster Milburn,
Ross Sanborn and others.
we have just received a copy OF new
song and chorus called Little Japan"
written by J. T. Rider This is said to
be agreat sensational hit, surg by all the
principal singers in theatrical produc-
tions and on the vaudeville stage This
song is now being sung to three and four
encores nightly all over the country.
CHORUS
Have you heard OF little Japan?
Well, il you haven't, you can;
G1er feats military
Have put in a furry
The overgrown sons Of Ivan,
Hurrah for little Japan.
She fight on an up-to. date plan,
Big Russia may bluster,
But never can muster.
Hhe force to whip little Japan.
Upon the receipt of % cents in Postage
'sSta3ng,a, copy OF this beautiful Song
will be nailed to any address in the
United States by the Theatrical Music
Supply Co, No. 46 West 2Sth Street.
New York.
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