Gilpin observer., 1905-09-21

While working about the Concrete
mine last week L. S. Newell, Jr., fell and
broke the ankle of his left leg. He was
brought to his room in this city and un
der the care of physician is doing
nicely.
Don't miss the grand noon day con-
cert given by Stoves famous military
band of twenty solo musicians on Main
street on date of exhibition.
The Forget Me Not club gave a very
delightful dance and supper at the Elks'
hall last evening. The attendance was
very good, the feminine gender predomi
mating at the ratio of about five to one.
The gathering was quite a select one.
Leo Vol played the piano.
News has reached the city Of the ar
rival of a little son at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Fox, residents of Denver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox until a short time ago
lived in this city, Mr.. Fox being employ
ed as brakeman on the G. & s.
The Denver News of Monday pub
lished the death from starvation of a
former Central Cityite, Mrs. Fannie Da-
wilson, which occurred in Colorado
Springs Sunday. The woman lived here
with her husband, Dr.. Davidson, until
six or eight years ago. The docter went
to Oregon from here and there died of
insanity.
The Walls of Denver, who were sched-
uled to play game of ball with the In
dependents in this city last Sunday,
missed the train at the starting point
and failed to arrive. Much disappoint-
arrival of the team. This coming Sun
day game will be played between the
Idaho Springs nine and the Independ-
ents at City park.
Little Arthur Bosanko while playing
about the yard of the school honse yes
terday at recess fell and struck his head
terrific blow on the sidewalk. The lad
was unconscious from the time he met
with the mshap until about three clock
in the afternoon. The attending physi
clan reports him as getting along nicely
today.
John Trevithick, who is employed on
the Concrete, in coming up the shaft in a
bucket, yesterday, was struck about
the head and face by falling rock of
considerable size and was painfully in
jured. Besides receiving some ugly cuts
about the cheeks and chin, one of his
eyes was closed and surrou nded by IA
halo of darkness. He is unable to work
to day.
An adjourned session of the district
court will be held on the Goth of this
month for the purpose of transacting
some business that was not finished at
the last session. 1t is very likely that
some Judge other than Judge DeFrance
will be called upon to preside, from some
other district, as Judge DeFrance will
mencing with the 18th inst.
Sunday morning early someone, sup
posedly rejected suitor, placed stick
of dynamite under one of the brothels
on Pine street and shook things up con-
siderably. The bedroom and kitchen of
the house were shattered and presented
somewhat dilapidated appearance after
the explosion. There were only two peo-
pie in the house at the time and these
were given touch of high life but we're
otherwise uninjured. The windows Of
several dwellings near by were broken.
The Tuesday Fortnightly club will
meet Tuesday, September 26th, 1905, at
the Teller House, with Mrs. Moulton. All
members are requested to be present or
signify their intention OF taking the
course this year, If they desire. to get
their books with the first order; also
names for new membership will be re-
ceived at this meeting as well as other
important matters OF business. Frances
G. Mayhem, Prest.
The John F.Stowe's Monster Pavilion
Uncle Toms Cabin Co. is under the per-
sonal management and direction OF John
#. Stowe, nephew OF the famous author
ess, which will be a guarantee Of only