Gilpin observer., 1904-06-23

Tne STATE Historical Department has
been presented with an exceedingly
rare specimen of white robin. Cha
bird was caught by George s.. Smith
at his home, 1890 Clarkson, and is onx
about one month old. The albino OF
tion OF the country, and the bird will
prove a valuable addition TO the his
torical department.
Next year Judge Moses Hallett of
the United States District Court will
have arrived at the age OF seventy,
and will be eligible to retirement un-
der full pay. There is considerable
speculation among attorneys as to
whether Judge Hallett will avail him.
self OF the rule and quit the bench he
believed the Judge will retire. as he is
a man Of large mems and important
personal affairs, AMI members of the
bar are already falling about his sue
cessor.
After a great dea of correspond
ence, which has lastd year or more
1t has been decided hat the silver ser.
vice, which the citians of Denver pur.
chased for the cruier Denver, will be
presented when te vessel reaches
Galveston, about ie middle of Julv
1t Is expected the a number of Dem
yer citizens will gto that city to take
part in the prentation services ,
Mayor Speer has ilegraphed to Mavor
Austin of GaIvesn that the presenta.
ton would be ME there The cruis.
er will leave thehiladelphia yards on
July LIST and wilbroceed to the Texas I
port. At first itas intended to have
the service prefted at Philadelphia, :,
but at the urge request of the Gal. :. -
weston mayor nd former Mayor -
Wright OF Dem, the plans were al :, :,
tered. VI
In the exaration by the State st
Board Of Phaacy. held In Denver
June 10th ar1 1th. the following IN
passed as regred pharmacists: 10, M
seph A. Anden. l.. ]. Bauer, Dem
yer: John Heller. Ouray; T. r. ia
Bray. Denver I. Clough. Leadville: wi
C. W. Cotton b. Godsman. William do
p. Hays, DF; G. w. Langdon. HI,
Buena Vista mes M. Moore. Fort sol
Collins; Lep Perkins, Denver. 1 (,
Peter PfranI Fort Russell, Wyom. Ger
ing; w. d. n Las Vega. New Mexi- or
co; w. F. mig. Leadville; Roy "
Robertson. fer; Harlan E. Rupp. pre
Castle Rocl;arles w. Shatta, Den. I'M
yer; c. e. p. Longmont; Roy l.. Gre
Steele, Cold Springs; George w. Vic
Stryker, Boi; Guy r. Swan, Frank ion
Q. Tnomps9n'er' A. r. Williams. MOI
Fort Morsf VOC
The newrirectory contains 90.- u01
977 namesIs indicates q popula- tere
ton Of 171lr the entire city. The 1owl
result Ii ded by multiplying the
number ofs by 1.ss. which IL the % ing
ratio exisetween the number OF com
names in lirectory for 1900 and thai
the populfs shown that year by ciaif
the Unit9es census. It Is fair VINO
to presuH the ratio which held tfonk
good in ~ census year, will hold wnae
good at fsent time. This view all p
is justiflwithstanding some of "a
the censeau ofncials In Wash. the
ington nj estimate short time Is W
ago to tct that Denver had n and b
populatinly about 145,0O0. or refth
course Is made by census Of Dor. Il
ficials irngton are nothing more quirf
than g,lf practically no value beliee
whatev@ugh they bear an ON righ1c
cial staere can be no disputing his dv
that l. the ratio existing be- prh
tween iation and the number havdd
OF name directory In 1900, and
the bufroof Is upon the critics Ne
OF DeIPnow that conditions W. !.
nave snv ~. sne ratio does statdi
not NJ rror, "ser. frobabiy sentdti
the cir v" th 30 rapidly last Third
year din tne year before, but Secrl,s
this yin large measure to of ~.
the ira and commercial disturb. T'.t,rr
6nce Telirr,So strikes In days II
Cripp snon srlnldad and be invi
elseYa Yat r;rt Ss uisputes and Preside
conn hecn, are over the and fpi
statfe er v viii "y very prosper closer I
GUS Iiic.r saO" with IT, almost
000y ~ n~~s