Gilpin observer., 1905-04-20

about after a severe attack of lumbago.
The Hawley Mdse. Co. has just re-
ceived h.rge shipment Of Bermuda
onions.
just ReCeived-A fine assortment of
hand painted china. Call and see the
new designs. Mis-. G. L. Sisson, post
Office store.
Bob Griffith of the Saratoga mine.
who has been ailing with an attack of
pneumonia was taken to Denver to ore
OF the hospitals yesterday afternoon by
DR.. Asquith.
Miss Grace Grutzmacher, OF Black
Hawk, has been selected to teach the
school at Rollinsville and Miss Anna
Jurgens of Denver, former Gilpin
county girl will teach at Gilpin. The
terms of these schools will begin about
the lst of May.
The city council, which met last
Thursday evening, after recognizing
and appointing the new officers for the
ensuing year adjourned to meet again
this evening. Only one change was
made in the personnel of the salaried
officers. John Jordan succeeds Thomas
Eade as night marshal.
The University of Colorado has just
Summer School to be held in Boulder
from June 10Th to July 29th of the pres.
ent year. The first session of ths Sum
mer School was held in 1904, and because
of its complete success the Board of Re-
gents decided to make it regular part
of the University's work.
Water Commissioner Dunnevan is
having ditch dug from the water foun-
tain at the head of Main street to con.
meet with the main water pipe so that
parties can water their animals. This is
a much needed improvement as hereto
fore the fountain was only connected
with the sprinkling department, and
will be an abundance of water at all
times.
Soon the bill boards will blazon Be
ware Of Men," IN spite of which con
spicuous warning, it is a pretty safe wa
ger that curiosity which knows no fear,
will impe! humanity to crowd the Teller
Opera house on April oath to learn from
the most theatrical sources what man.
ner Of men are to be excluded from our
visiting lists and what specious arts and
allurements are to be more particularly
avoided. In this production as staged
and scenically sustained there is said to
be packed as much guileness, guilt, grief,
gaiety, grimness and glitter as two com.
bined rural and city generations can
hold.
At the Teller opera house on April
oath, Beware of Men," promises to be
one OF the swiftest, and to give everyone
good enough run for his money. The
spice Of realism with which the play
abounds is added to by the striking and
sensational introduction OF re produc-
tions of local metropolitan locations and
associations, now for the first time pre-
sented on any stage. The characters
types to be found in both rural and city
life, and an abundance of diversified ac-
tion through four acts leads up to a
series of thrilling climaxes. The play
will be seen at the Teller opera house on
Mouday, April oath.
AT the regular meeting OF the Owl
club last Thursday evening the men,
bers OF the club were treated to the
spread which was supposed to have
been served the week before by the new
ly elected officers. but was postponed by
the illness Of one. You may be sure all
had good time. Certainly there will
be fine time next Monday evening at
the Owls Post Lenten ball, at least there
ought to be as very extensive prepara.
tions have been made. Koenigsbergs
six piece orchestra will furnish music
and the Ladies Relief Corps supper.
Tickets, S1O0. Be sure and attend.
p. G. McNevins Of Black Hawk, who
assumed his duties as janitor OF the
court house last week, has resigned. No
explanation accompanied the gentle
mans resignation, but it is presumed
that the attaches OF the magnificent
county building were too discourteous