Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

day morning and at the Episcopal
church in Nevadhville Sunday evening.
John Manuel residing in Packard
gulch, had his left leg broken above the
ankle yesterday morning. He was dig
ging trench when a heavy rock fell on
the limb. DR.. Richmond, of Black Hawk,
was summoned and is attending the in
jured man.
Frank Spears and Katie Glare were
united IN marriage Tuesday afternoon by
Judge Ashbaugh. Mr.. Spear is resi-
dent of Idaho Springs, but formerly
lived here. The young lady has been
employed at the Brockett restaurant in
this city as waitress. The couple may
decide to live in Idaho Springs.
Engine No 6, which was pulling the
passenger train into this city Tuesday
evening lost the fange on one OF the
driving wheels and was deraied the
other side of the Sleepy Hollow mine on
the switch back 1t required half an
hour to put the engine back on the track,
and consequently the train was late in
reaching here.
Next Monday evening, following the
regular meeting of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles, social will be held. This
will consist of literary and musical Sc
lectons. After the program has been
rendered the remainder of the evening
will be devoted to dancing. Leo Vol is
to furnish the music. The entertain
ment will be held in the A. o. U. W. hall
and is given expressly for the Eagles and
their friends.
The rag time dance given by the Owl
club last Saturday evening was sue
cess in every particular. The novelty of
having dance out of the ordinary was
the means Of bringing out large crowd
who enjoyed themselves to Queens
taste. There were costumes OF every
description, some being very grotesque.
The Owls will have their regular dance
next Saturday evening.
Work Of the new brick school house
in Lake gulch is progressing favorably.
The masons commenced laying Iick last
Friday. Mrs. A. B. Drake, secretary OF
OF the board OF education, was asked by
the directors to lay the first brick and
Mrs. j. N. Ontis, ex-president, the second.
Il III 1al sr,arkoI fo,f S,,11 IN,
securing this building and other matters
pertaining to education in that district
and their work is highly appreciated by
the electors. Glanville & Peck have
the contract for the erection OF the
building.
The first heavy snow OF the season fell
last Friday evening and continued all
night, being six inches deep Saturday
morning. This year the community en-
joyed the longest period OF uninterrupted
summer weather it has experienced the
past decade or more. The snow OF last
week was most welcome and the resi-
dents were delighted over the change OF
weather as the atmosphere had been SO
dry and the roads so dusty health was
considerably impaired. Snow also fell
Monday night to depth'of three or four
inches.
At the monthly meeting OF the city
council held last Thursday evening the
resignation OF Thomas Hooper, as police
Judge was accepted and Evan Morgan
was appointed in his stead. Couacil or.
dered that warrants be drawn in favor
OF the parties who were given a decree in
the district court some time since for
money due them Cd account Of the con-
struction OF the reservoir, with interest
added to date. This was about all the
business out OF the ordinary Of partic.
ular interest transacted by the body.
Bart Dalsant. who has been conduct.
ing the White House saloon on Main st.
the past several years in partnership
with Tony Boggio last week sold his in
terest in the business to Dominick Zan-
canela. The establishment henceiorth !
will be conducted under the firm name
Of Boggio & Zancanella. The new mem.
Der OF the firm is well known in the com
munity having resided here long time
before he went to Cedar Ridge. He is
well liked and the Observer bespeaks
for the proprietors Of the White House