Gilpin observer., 1905-06-15

ne Clty COulCii Will meet LODIbuI III
adjourned session for the purpose OF
fixing a suitable license for street ped
ding.
A Rapin has in stock complete line
of hammocks for residence and outing
purposes. The prices on same are very
reasonable. See his assortment before
making purchase.
The finest line of teas and cotfees in
the county can be had at Hawley's.
When you buy your teas and coffees of
US you get your moneys worth. The
presents are in the superior quality OF
the goods.
The Colorado g. Southern railway Of
fers rate Of one fare for the round trip
on account of the races to be held in
July 1st and 9Th. Return limit July 9th.
Father Desaulniers at the services in |
the Catholic church last Sunday morn
ing announced two marriages of local |
people which are to occur within the |
next two weeks.
The fire boys have commenced to
practice for the races that will be held
in this city on the 5 and 4th of next
month and the streets are crowded every
evening with people desirous of seeing
them run.
improvements have been made in the
rear of the bar of the Teller house saloon
which will greatly facilitate the work OF
the gentleman who dispense the amber
colored fluid and elixir of life.
The game of bail which was played in
this city Sunday morning between the
Independents and the Black Hawk team
resulted in score OF IA to 9 in favor OF
the former. The Independents intend
to play game with nine from Idaho
Springs Sunday.
Judge DeFrance has appointed Isaac
Nicholas Welch, H. Fl. Hall and 1. W.
Parsons to examine the treasurer's books
for the first half of this year. The work
will require two or three days and was
started this week.
The front of Meyers sa.oon, near the
postoffice has been artistically painted a
green and red, with attractive gold trim
mings. Mr.. Meyers is one OF the pro.
gressive business men who believe in |
making few improvements and taking |!
on little style occasionally.
The front OF the building occupied by !
the White House saloon has been re-
painted and is iE-maculately clean for
the 4th of July celebration. Several |
property owners have had their places
cleaned up and repainted in order to
make favorable impression on the visi-
tors who Will be in the city during the
celebration next month.
Quite number took advantage Of the
half-fare rates offered by the G. Il S.
railway and spent Sunday in Denver.
These rates will be effective from now
on during the summer and the train
will be held until about seven o'clock in
the evening, thus giving the residents
ample time for sojourn in the capital.
Two "vags" were arraigned before
Tuctica Hoopar lact CofurJ,y af,a.noo, |
with having no visible means Of
support. They were local parties and
were sentenced to serve ten days on the
streets, but upon the payment OF costs
and furnishing bond of s10o the two
were released.
District Attorney j. w. B. Smith came
over from Idaho Springs last Saturday
evening for the purpose of arresting and
procuring evidence against those who
have been conducting gambling resorts
in the city. He visited the places where
he thought he would find the games OF
chance and found nothing doing. He re-
turned home feeling jublant over the
fact that no gambling is conducted 10
this community.
Estate Of j. S. Updegraf, Martin Law.
ler and John Clear vs.. First National
Gold Mining company, was the title OF u
case which was brought before Judge
Riner in the Federal court at Denver,
Monday and Tuesday Of this week. The
suit was brought to gain possession Of
592 feet Of the Burroughs lode In the