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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
Mstereasau= a6Rimmmns
Der 2oeaIsllnions In ben etaaten ion tlber
bas Gompromib 'llItimatum Der @si4'
foblen' @rubenbeiiter enti6eibsn.

Die Wsi&lobleu.@ .@rubsnarbsitsr'Ds'
lsgatsn babsn tsute WormIttaa I'm lc
lltr in ibrer s3IubfBuna, cie tintsr
peri4loHsnsn 9bnren ftattfano. n o.
Beau sinFi m m is bei&loiien,
BEN a m g m nag eefaBten
1e1lub betreffsBerwsr'
fung besuItima at ums b er
benbeiiber In Die
berer guns 5u 5isbsn
u nb bie 9an5eN Nngele9ens
beit einer gefereno u n'
u B Il m n, ung Der beri d ies
Ibenen localen Gifricte
Der pier Staaten 3u unite r
tuerfen.
Dis @efsrenoum.Nbifi uiro
am Dienitas. Is. Wdrs, bon ben Cru.
benarbeitsrn angenoulmen wsroen, uno
am Donneritaa, II. WdrS, wirb bier
In indianapolis bic ofiicisae Stimmen'
3dbluns ifattfinoen.
Gowobl Die Setter Der Mrbeiter tpie
bic Der @rubsnbeiber begen nunmebr
erneuts 0ofnuns auf Wermeiouna oss
orobenben Misisn.Strites nit ieinen
unabIsbbcren Golgen.
Der Referenbumsplan iuar bon benz
Mrbeiter.g .gomite, bas In Der Gamifaa
gladt, ben san3en Scnntas uno beuts
Morgsn uieber In Sibuns unb ME
folst 3uiammenssisbt mar, aussear'
beittt morben: %. 8. 0asiins uno ..
8. @ullipan, Obio; Wm. glatelp unn
Wm. 2aisp, Snbiana (git.); Sames
gantmsu unb Sames 9ouiton, Sn'
biana (glod); German perrp unc
9bomas Rspnolbs, SlinOis; aDatrid
Dolan uno Wm. 2tttie, ipeifl. penn'
iulDania.
@oate bic MaiOritdt Der aob'
Iengr1bers fiir Weriperfung oea
ultimatuas iein, oann 1T Der Strife
unbermeioli&.
Dabon mhrbsn Johann ettpa 100, 900
Mann betrofen tperben; Der tdali4e
Wsrluf on 20bnsn wuroe F& auf
$512. 900. Der tdeli&s Derluit Der Be-
ibsr auf etwa $4,000 belaufen.
Wnrbe bic @uspenbiruns Der Mrbeiten
In ben Minen etua 6 Wo4en Ia I'm.
iprun nsbmen, 10 wiiroe ben Arbeitern
unb HeRbern Elm @eiammtperluit bon
etpa slS, 900, 900 sntRsbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
grapipttler bon Der Yoli1ei
iiberrnmpelt.

Sergeant Soldier unb mebrere poli.
3ilfen uberrumpelten lebk gaa&t In
einent 0inter3tmmer Der Wirtbi@uft
bon hilbert 1ladmel, go. 1923 Go.
lambia abe., a&t perIonsn, iueI6s ii&
NIT gan3em Gifer In bic @sbsimniiie
bes Grapipiels bertieft tatten.
Die @sfsQi&oft iuurbe per patrol.
tpassn na9 Der poIijsiiiution asbra&t
uno bort als 0a5aroipIeIer sebu&t.
@egen 1ladwe1 tuurbe bic Mnilaee bes
3aItens zines SpieItauIes erboben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
Damem Ierein bes eoeialen
4urnbereinB.

9rob bss poliseimiOriasn Weitsrs
tpar bic ssarige rsasImdbige Weriamm'
lung bes Enmen.Wereins bss eocialen
5urnusrsins bod ausae3ei&net bsiu4t.
Naa grleoiguua Der Routine' '@eiddfte
mu,ben meitsre Worbereitungen fir
oas @srmaniihe OfsrfsIf bes Srcialen
9urnpereins aetroffen.
Die Damen fnb entbuiahiib flr
oas Sssit intereffirt uno fie iheuen feline
Whben uno Soften, I'm ibren9beil gum
grfola bes Geifes beisutrasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
9as fat oebolfen.

9is Weft Snbianapolis' WsrbeHs.
runss 0sieaI&aft, b. 3. Der nWea
Snoianapolis' Commercial Club, Der
OrsaniRrt puroe, I'm fur bic Re9te Der
9areer isnss @taottbeiIs einsutreteu,
bat bsrsits einsu grfols 3u ber3ei9hsn.
Dsnn bic Strabenbabn.@O. bat 3ur
1eHeruns oes Gtrabenbnbn. Nienifes 2
tpsitsrs Cars auf Der 2inie einaefent,
eine am Gonntag. bic anbere beute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
Wieber 2 4latternidae.

Snbianapolis 1T leiber ni9t lanee
8lattern.frei eemeien. Denn na&bem
am Samifag mie beridtet Der Gal In
go. 20l4 0ieblanb aplace als aebeilt
freigeeeben tusrben ionnte, niubten be.
reits seiiern MOrsen tuieoer 2 oduier
unter Quarantine 9efelt werben,
ndmli6 go. 1547 Weii ylsw Yort Str.
unb Mo. 1913 80. Wermont Str. Die
bsiosn patisnten iino giienbabn'9ln.
eeIellk. wel@e Die Seu9e, ipie man
annimnit. auf Der Gabrt auberbalb Der
stabt sefangen baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
wIidli4s Sa9rt !!

gbuarO Stieselmepsr. Elm Geuer.
tpebrmann bonn Spribenbauie 30. Is,
uno iein Greunb Geo. Ban 3anbt
habsn am Sonntaa, na9bem ibr fir
ben 3med erbautes GloB BET Der goIli.
iion nit elmer anb.@urie In 9rnm.
mcr gegangen mar, per Boot sine 200
Wseilen'Gabrt fIubabwdrts ansetreten.
sic irOllen ni&t nur iaaen, fonbern
uu& rmi&au na& Der INNER nod
nl&t aufsefunbenen 0ei@e Sobn
G&oues balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
0lanbt eeItFmdrbsr isi isin
4rmber.

SIN poIijei'0 '0auptquartisre traf &c.
fern Moraen cine 0epei&e bon Sobn
0enriei, 802 Sub eseono Str, Poi.
Iaoelpbia, ein. In weI9er um cine
senauere 8ei4reibuna bes nnsebli3en
Y. 8. 6ti6er erIu&t wiro, bsr ntrIi9
TN California oouie SelbRmoro mits
teIR Gpanlali beein9. 0enrici i4rsibt.
er claude, ber @eItffm6rbsr isi iein
Bruher. estuem muni&s purbe nil.
fotren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07

Hraail, z. wsdr3. eilas 8.
Goffsp, ebemaliser Ri@ter Der Snbiunn
Supreme Court, 1T am @onntae
Mbenb In Ulanatee, Gla., no Ct ben
minter berbru&t bate, auf bsr etrabs
einem 0ersleioen erIesen. ct mar SO
Sabre alt uub elmer Der aneelstenbfen
@hreer bon @raliI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
$4,000 edaaeneriat 6epiaiot.

Sn Der bon Sobn 8. 2et&am il.
qsgen bic Wlcglunin Ri&urbs 80. Elm.
eersi&ten auf $25, 900 Iautenben S9a.
beneriablIaee babsn Ri&ter Garter's
@ei&morene benz aldser $4,000 3use'
ipro&sn.
lleber bieie 0laee tpuroe In Der ber.
HoRnsn Wo3e gun, 3tpsiten WloIe ber'
hnnbelt. Der erfe pro3sb mar I. st.
reiultatlos berlaufen, ba bic @ef&wo.
rsnsn ii1 ni&t battsn einigen ibnnen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
gier 9ano=H =Hrisitrdser mstr.

Die Observation-Disclosures aus Gin.
cinnati. !uslds lebte WOne bic hieHsen
YsrbdItni1e unteriu&t batten, baben
oem Dsneral !. polfmeiifer Die 9lntel.
lung bon 4 weiteren 2anb.Hriefirdsern
fur Die Mubsn.Difricte bon Snoiano'
polis empIoblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
Na&ri&tett aus Snbiana


Sc banon. Sn benz 9oob.
Noro'pro5elie brante bie Surp um
IS utr Worsens einsn Wabripru@
elm. IN benz Cobb uegen Der 90otuna
isiner Grau am 81. Dec. 1908 bes
9cotI&!oes fhulbis befunben parb.
Dis Strafe wurbe auf 2 bis 81 Sabre
3u&tbaus feitseisbt.
9oob b6rte I'm @sriatsIaaIe bic
Werleiuna Ses rrtbeilss ani9einenb
taltbliitig an, brad isOoa na9ber In
beftiges @einen aus uno betbeuerie,
beIonbers ale er In feline 3ele surad.
gsbraht worosn mar, INNER auf's
gieue feline lnidulb.
Wobri4einli1 lpirb 5oobs Der.
tbeioiger, 9npalt 8. 6. @easan Der.
iu8en, sinen neuen groseb su er-
langen.
I'm St. Warp's Gfufieer.
trunten.
Sort Wapne. BaIil 2aplor,
elm 14.idbriger 2nabe, ertrant am
eanntus gaaGmittaa mdbrenb bss
Spsles auf benz giie auf benz ct.
Warp's GIuTe. Seine SpisItamera.
ben tanoen ratblos ba, als fein a0r.
per bon Der Strbmung fortgeriHsn
uurbe. Die 9ei&e III NOD niat ae-
bergen worben.
% ab afb. lleberfdwem M II n.
gen.
9erre 6aute. Der Wabaib
1T mieber iiber feline llfer getrstsn unb
iiber1utbet bic Nisberungen. Der
pegelitano 1T 10 CUB unb infIge bes
anbaItenben Regens III sin psiteres
Steiaen ju ertuartsn.
9oplorpiQe, bic neue Nnlieblung
gegenuber bon 9erre 6nute. In Der
gegenm6rtig cine Waiern gpibemie
berri&ie, bat bon ihreu ginmobnern
gerdumt rsrben mhfsn. bn bic 9oa.
futb In ale 0iitten unb 9duisr ge.
brunaen 1T.
Sn elmer @rube berun.
gliidt.
3erre0 0aute. Robert Cole, 25
Sabre aft, unbsrbeirntbet, purbe am
Gamfas Uaittas BET Der Mrbeit oben
auf benz Diamond S9a9ts. 2 wleilen
iuoweitli& bon Gontanet. fat aueen.
blidlid getnbtst.
Sie 1rems.3stts obsn auf elmer
RobIenear mar gebro9en unb baour9
aar5te @ole jdbIines binunter. Sein
2opf mar i9limm asauetI9t, uie aud
anbere 26rperielen unb mubte Der
9ob fcf augenblidli9 sinestreten
iein.
Steater gef9loffen.
princeton. Has bieii9s 9bsa-
ter III esi&loRen tporben. neil Der gi-
aentbumer ben 9lroronungen bss
6eusrtpebr.M .Mari9aas niat na9tOr'-
men unb bic werbeHsrunssn MAIDEN
iuoIIte, mel&e fur bic Si9erbsit oss
0ebduoes fur notbwsnoig gebaltsn
iruroen.
Wenig Weues i'm .S9dfers
orbfaIl."
Bebforb. Die unteriunung in
benz .G&dfer.W1orbe" Dor ben @rob.
eei&morenen bat frmeit usnig Neues
5u Sage gefOrbert. Mm Samfag fsbte
Der Detsetip @eso feline Musiasen Dor
Der Granb Surp fort unb fpdtsr ber-
nabmen bic @ei9morsnsn mebrere glr.
beitstamsraben WeHonalb's. UNI bpr
ibnen MufI&lub iiber bic gsmsgunasn
etc. oes Mngetlagten am 9age bes
Worbes 5u erIangen, uenn m6gIi9. =
oeuie, Montag, meroen bsrfhisbsns
tiefige @olle9innen bon GrI. Sddfer
bernommen tuerbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
NteDtt8et Wab1ttetS
mad SnbianapeIis htst Die Nenn'
lpIvania 2iS3e.

Mm 81. Mdr3 unb l. ,NpriI iperben,
IN slnbetra&t Der . Southern Snbiona
Sea@ers Ai1oeiation" DerfammIung,
Gyeurfons> BiIlete mad Subjanapolis
iibtr bic Ytnnlblbauia Qinier berlauft.
6ir Qin3eInbeiten, 8eit ber 8iiee, etc.
lbenbe man ,f& an bic 2oenI 3i6et
Aeenten tiefer Qinien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07

gbicago. z. WdrS. 0eute
Worgsn babsn 5000 .Mnlfreiner
bic Nrbeit siueefellt. Sic psrlan9en
sinsn 2obn bon 45c pro 6tunbs.
yerlor s62, 900 ineiner
Na9t.
palm 1sad. Gla z. Wdr3.
Col. Caleb 3. Mid aus Doungstown,
Obio, perlor tpie bier aaaemein
qemunteit miro - am GOnntag inl
paIm Heu6.6lub s62. 900, obue eins
Spur BON gryssung 3u 3eieen. VI
besann nit @oulstte uno euoete rlil
0ajaro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
Grbsu4eten s25.

0sorae u. Uidinion's Wobnung In
go. 1912 Orforo Ctr. erbieIt In Der
6onntas gla&t ben 9eiud bon Gin.
bre9ern, bic s25 in Baar erbeuteten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07

Got!lteb 2eutbarbt,
~0is gemhtbli&e 96e,
Ode NobIe unb 4orltt @tr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
granoaiftsr=Wert.

3ipei Tbeater in eImira, u. g., entsanbet
baS eine u0nis seritSrt.
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18
DIED

In Central City, Colorado, Friday, Feb.
II, 1903, Mrs. Iogar Matsou, aged IS
years, 10 months and % days.
Deceased was the mother OF Mrs. An
derson, and the grandmother OF Mrs. ".
s. Green Of this city. She had been an
invalid for several years. The funeral
occurred Sunday afternoon from II Q
residence on high street. Interment was
made 10 the Masonic cemetery.
In Central City, Colorado, Wednesday.
February II, 1903, John Roy, only son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hendrickson,
aged 10 months and days.
A bright ray OF sunshine which has
frightened the lives OF father and mother,
has passed from this earth. The father
and mother have the sympathy Of large
circle Of friends The funeral will occur
tomorrow afternoon.
In Black Hawk, Colorado, Fab. 16. 1904,
Leon Robert, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
b. Malet, aged l6 years.
The young lad was bright and am
bilious boy, and his death is great loss
TO his parents and to his many friends.
The sympathies Of the entire community
are with Mr.. and Mrs. Malet in this
hour Of a0liction. The funeral occurs
this Thursday. afternoon from the family
residence. Intermsnt in the l. o. Q. r.
cemetery.
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18
The Assumption Parish

Sunday being the third Sunday OF the
month will be Communion Sunday for
the lady members OF the League of the
Sacred Heart. Those ,sishing to spend
the holy season of Lent in manner be-
coming that II christian could not be-
gin better than by receiving our Lord in
the sacrament OF his love.
On Ash "Wednesday appropriate ser
vices were held 10 the Church. Mas
was celebrated st $50 30o'clock, and the
blessing and distriSution OF the ashes
customary on this, the first bay OF Lent
took place Immediately before Mass.
The attendance was exceptionally good.
The pupils OF St. Aioysius Academy
will celebrate Washington birthday, Fri
day afternoon. An excellent program
has been prepared for the occasion con-
eisting OF national hymus. recitations,
dialouges and ect. The curtain rises
promptly at 2 o'clock. Parents and
friends Of the pupils are cordially invited
to attend. ~
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18
Coursihg Match.

Albert Champions bitch Missile and
James Grenfells dog Bald Mountain
Boy, have been matched for 5000 side,
best three heats out five, to be run al
Merz's ranch, in the near future, the ex-
act date not having been decided upon
as yet. E. Wilcox put up the forfeit
for Bald Mountain Boy, and Jos. Will
Jams for Missile, in the hands of John
league, Of Central, who is to be final
stakeholder. This match has been
brewing for some time, and as both dogs
are fast, being among the best in the
state, an exciting and interesting con-
test il sure to take place.
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18
Wedding Bells.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Hell
sci, on w. Ivey street, Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock was tho scene OF very
pleasing ceremony, being the marriage
OF their daughter Jessie, to Mr.. William
Lawrence Peers Of this city. The cere.
mony that united these two hearts as
one was performed by Rev. W. G. Geyer
in the presence of few friends and rela.
tives of the bride and groom.
The parlor was most beautifully deco
rated with many different kinds of ferns
and ivy, while in the southeast corner
OF the room hung an immense wedding
bell made OF greens and carnations, the
clapper OF which was an electric light
bulb, and under this lovely bell stood
the bride and groom while the ceremony
was being performe. The wedding march
was played in a low and melodious strain
by Miss Minnie Mouser. The bride was
daintily arrayed in white and never
locked sweeter than when she faced tho
altar. The groom was dressed in the
conventional black.
Numerous presents, useful as we'll as
ornamental, were received, with which ,
to furnish their new home, such as sill
verware and dishes, of which they re-
ceived considerable amount.
The bride is one OF Hauford's popular
young ladies, and has host Of friends
here, some OF whom will be surprised to
hear Of her marriage. The groom is at
present employed by the Lacey Co., and
is well thought Of by large number Of
friends, all OF whom he has made in the
two years he has lived here. They will
make their home in the residence at 224
8. Douty street, which the groom has
rented and furnished for the reception
of his bride.
Their many friends in and around Ham
ford join with the Journal in wishing
them a long and most successful life,
and may they ever be a. happy a. they
E-Aftsr ! dainty weddipg supper mad
been served by Mr.. and Mrs. Heisel, the
bride and groom took their departure for
their own home, among the many wishes
for their future by all the assembled
guests. (Cal.) Journal, Jan. "a,
1904.
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18
trip to Denver Monday evening.

trip to Denver Monday evening.
S.V. Newell was passenger up from
Denver Monday morning.
j. G. Fowler returned from visit to
Denver Monday evening. r..
Peter McFarlane made business trip
to Idaho Springs last Saturday.
w. B. Dennison Of the Avon mine was
passenger to Denver on Saturday af-
ternoon.
John G. FleuechIuetz returned from a
business trip to Denver Tuesday morn
ing.
Steve Brertop WASH passenger up from
Denver Tuesday evening.
Miss May Robinson left Tuesday
morning for Boulder, where she will visit
friends for about ten days.
Byron Lake former resident OF this
city came up from Denver Tuesday
morning to attend to his many mining
interests here.
Mr.. Campbell returned from quite a
visit in the valley Tuesday morning.
Mrs. j. b. McCay who has been in the
hospital in Denver for the last few weeks
returned home Tuesday morning much
improved in health.
Ed L. Harris after short visit with
his family in Denver returned Tuesday
morning
Mrs. Balm, who has been visiting for
several days with Ter daughter Mrs.
Hannah, ret uaned to her home 10 Den
yer Tuesday afternoon.
G. W. Clara, machinst, was up from
Denver Tuesday attending to business.
Alfred Merton, accompanied by his
friend Thomas Williams, left Monday af-
ternoon for Denver. After spending a
few days there they will leave for the
state of Idaho where they have positions
awaiting them.
Mrs. Emma 6eegs came up from Den
yer Wednesday morning to visit here
for few days.
Robbie Harris came up from Denver
Wednesday morning to visit a few days
with his father, Ed. Harris.
Mrs. Hannah was a passenger to Den
yer Tuesday afternoon.
A. NJ. Potter OF Rolinville was attend
ing to business matters here yesterday.
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18
ArLEasunl 1RIP.

II you wish to take trip to , wssr,e.,
climate and lower altitude, the Colo
rsdo 4 Southern Ry. will give you low
rate for the round trip to any Of the
principal resort poirta in the South,
Southeast, and along tbs MexioAn g ulf.
There are. too. some delightful combine
rail and water trips. Write for details.
f #. e. FISHER,
Genr Pass. Agent,
~ Denver, Colo.
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18
From January to February Is, Iso4

A Sundays moon, sailors dread
And lands men, almost driven mad
such moon, and ouch a time,
When Friday rings the new years chimes.
The coming in of nineteen four,
Flowered 30 soon, by moon Of war
A war Of wrath, on all it meets
A raging war Of tho elements.
A sweeping dread OF house and land
A dread OF death by accident.
This Sundays moon and Fridays day,
Plays havoc on the land and sea.
And down the depths Of gloomy mine.
Where new years bells shall never chime.
Nor Sundays moon can ever shine.
We hear! They both are felt, this time.
Friday the day and Sundays moon,
Unlucky in the minds of men.
On such day, don't take the train,
On such day, don't sail the main.
When tho two come, like to now!
BE sure you shelter well your cow
Your horse, be sure you stable we'll,
Or the elements may take them all.
There's no respect for man or beast,
They'd war and war, without a rest
And give the world lively chase.
Now, all who have pretty wife.
Be sure you hold in loves embrace.
And wives who have man of men
Keep close to him in the evening.
Guard yourselves til this moons gone.
The next will be Tuesdays moon.
Shrove Tuesday ushers in the same.
With golden good for every one.
Shrove Tuesdays come, jolly moon,
Mardi-gras's the festival.
Leap-leap the year, with holy fun
How, girls shall lead the boys along.
Be sure and hold your Valentine
A secret; truly, all your own.
Keep from the breeze the lovely face
Sent you, with a laughing grace.
HENRY TREzIsE
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18
NEvADAvILLE.

Mrs. Mostly, an aunt of Henry Boil.
singer. who has been visiting tho gentle
man and his family for the past week
left for her home in Minnesota Wedues.
day.
Word was received here this week
that Leota, the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Nankervis, former resi-.
dents of this place, was quite i'll and has
lately been removed from her parents
home in LeadvIle to the hospital in
Denver. Their many old friends and
neighbors 10 this place extend them their
sympathy and hope that the little girl
will recover very quickly in her new sur
roundings.
Matt. Edwards, former marshal OF
this place, who OF late years has been re-
siding 10 the Cripple Creek country, and
OF late on the ell ranch in Pleasant
Valley district, his removed to this town
again and will remain here.
Ernest Semmens last Thursday even
ing took bis third degree in Richmond
Lodge No. 81, K. OF P.
Stephen Gilbert who left here several
months ago for visit to his former home
in England, returned last Friday.
John Kloer and Herbert Hoskin have
several fine pups of the Dartmore hound,
and il anyone desires one or more call
on or address either OF the above in this
town.
DR.. c. A. Bourk on Tuesday moved
his family to Denver where they will re-
side in the future. The doctor will re-
main here and attend to his practice and
business. He has lately disposed of his
property here for beautiful home in
Denver, and it is thought that the lower
altitude will be more beneficial to Mrs.
Bourk and the little girl
A son arrived at the home OF John
Thomas Tuesday morning, and he is cor
respondingly happy. to say nothing of
grandpa and grandma Thos. Chapple.
who are in the seventh heaven OF delight
The little fellow and his mother are get
tAnB dloCg nicely.
Mike Weisbeck, who has been looking
after some property near Eureka in the
Sep Juan country for ssverel monthe
Inlt} f.A1EPad l,st sapsalsk sna ~lll
|femain Hero. He is looking we'll and
hearty. the change seeming to have ag-
greed with bin.
Miss Gladys, the little daughter OF H.
G. Bolsinger is on the sick list this week.
Pearl and Newlun left on Mon
day for Seattle, Wash, where they are to
JOIN their brother-in-law Jesse Tay lor,
and all three will leave shortly for the
klondike where they will nine for gold
on some Of Mr.. Tay;or's claims. The
best wishes Of the large number OF
friends go with them and my they return
with their pockets filed with gold.
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18
GOLDEN NOTES

From tn Transcript:
Thoss > Rowe Of Nevadaville, last
week cane 10 Golden with view to 70.
siding Permanently.
Georgp Bshr has resigned his position
as night engineer At the electric light
plant, and will leave the fret OF the
week 70 Idaho Springs, where he has
several good jobs in sight. George is q
FIRST class engineer. and viii be prize
for whoever secures his services.
Forsman Grogan, OF tn Q Colorado
Telephous Co, passed through here
Monday seeming with a large force Of
'wire iigSrs with stickers on theif feet" ("
They havS been rebuilding ths/lines At
Central City and Black Hawk for Sow
eral weeks past, and have had no small
Job hzing up the damage done by the
wind between hele and Central City,
The dispatch from Gallnp, New Mex
leo Announcing the death of Philip Press.
ler. OF Black Hawk, whose family Is rs-
siding In this city, came as shock 10
their many friends in both citisA Mr..
Pressler was an old and esteemed citizen
Of Black Hawk and Central CITY, He
has been 10 the south for . nsmber Of
years. Fer . long tipe - vas assoc
lated with hiSbfothsf- f-in.law 10 Mexico
but ior @svstAi months past hOs been
travelling n search a health. H. was n
nsnbss = the uniform rank, knights OF
Pythius, .rhs Blsck Hawk lodge took
eha1ss q ehe funeral and under is aus
psces ~ remaips were laid 70 rest in
knlGht4 = P, thias csmetary yesterday
aitsrnooh. Ths members OF the family
include the vito. son. Louis Pressler.
3 student At tho School of Mines. and
Anna Prsssler, . scholar OF Golden High
schooI. They will continue 70 live at
thsls present home on Second street
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18
RL0wERs IN nLO0n ArsAN ANEoNIo

PLOwERs m HBLoon ArsAN ANFoNIo
: Ban Aatoaio-quaint and bssutifsl
is'ons of ths past delightful plsoss in
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Tho Colorado & Southern Ry. ozers .
round trip rate Of eli.1O from Dsnvsr.
II you do not care to 60 to San Antonio.
lot ~ map out . pleasure trip for you
70 some other southern resors; possibly
you would prefer trip scroes The Gulf
Of Mexico. -
+ 4. FISHER.
~ 0spi Pass. . gent.
~, VA - ;Dsnssr. Colo.
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18
YOUR FORTUNE

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ing past, present and future foretold.
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pieess brought TO you. Send 80 cents
and date Of birth. Address,
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Look Box 27o. Denver, Colo.
Gilpin observer., 1904-02-18

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