Gilpin observer., 1905-01-12

working the Caledonia about two months
but during that time have taken out
some very high-grade ore. 1t Is expect
ed that the shipment now being made
will bring good returns.
The new original love story called
"The Moonshiner's Daughter" is really
dramatic surprise as we'll as a scenic
treat There is nothing Of the cheap
melodrama about the production, all the
players are of the higher order and the
scenic effects superior in every detail
and no expense has been spared to make
the production high class in every par
ticular, The public may expect some.
thing out of the ordinary and we'll worth
seeing, "The Moonshiners Daughter"
will be seen at the Opera House Mon
day Jan. 10th.
"The Moonshiner's Daughter" which
comes to the Opera House Monday Jan.
16 truthfully depicts the strenuous life of
the rugged hearty folk called moon
sinners in their fight for existence anc
recalling their greatest enemy, the rev
enue officers. The play abounds thrill
ling climaxes and startling episodes. A
powerful, mysterious story told in
mastery style. A beautiful love story
full of true heart interests. Bursts of
comedy and laugh every minute.
Bright sparkling specialties throughout.
AL. Williams OF Perigo, foreman OF the
Gold Dirt mine, was in the city yester-
day and the day before getting men to
work on that property. Mr.. Williams
said he had very difficult time in get
ting good miners, as they all seem to be
busy at this time. He says his com mpany
intends to erect good sized mill in
Perigo for the treatment Of the ores
from the Gold Dirt as soon as the con-
tractors are ready to submit bids. This
mill will be larger than any in that Sec
ton, as the company is not only figuring
upon putting up substantial structure,
but the equipment will be complete in
every respect. Three 100 or 125-horse
power boilers will be installed.
"The Moonshiner's Daughter" which
comes to the Opera House, is described
as a human play and has a high moral
tone throughout. 1t is full OF domestic
interests, and the plot is cleverly con
ceived and wrought out with construct
i've skill combined with considerable
literary talent. The comedy is refined,
never obstrusi9e and always in harmony
with the developement OF the play. A
more superb scenic environment could
not have been secured. 1t is q play
which cannot fail to interest those who
like incidents in which there is plenty
of action and excitment. Undoubtedly
the greatest scenic production ever at
tempted on an American stage. 1t is
an entirely new play and depicts in
mastery style the loves and hate OF the
mconshiner surrounded by dangers and
excitement OF eluding capture by the
revenues. Brimful Of novelty specialties.
Manager Penny OF the opera house
has booked some very good attractions
for the remainder OF the month. Be.
ginning with Monday the "Moonshiner's
Daughter" will be produced followed by
the appearance Of the one time notorious
convinct, Frank James, which will be
the 22nd. II possible to get an as.
surance OF the sale OF sufficient nun
ber OF seats, Florence Gale, supported
by troupe OF thirty will present
the great Shakespearean play, "As You
Like It," on the Goth. Manager Penny
says he must guarantee the company
$500 before they will agree to play hero.
Agents will be in the city in few days
to ascertain how many tickets can be
sold. The price per seat will be s1.50.
This will afford the theatergoer a rare
opportunity to see a high class show
given by capable cast. On the Goth,
Harry Beresford, the celebrated come.
dian who has pleased Central City.
audiences before In the "Wropg Mr.
Wright" will be here as the leading
character in "Our New Man." The
above are better attractions than the
city has been receiving Of late and will
doubtless attract large houses.
Shirts and underwear. A full assort-