Gilpin observer., 1905-01-19

B
Tho Antlers ciu is arranging to give
smother one of their enjoyable dances
soon The d,,e OF the event will he an
nounced later.
We carry the high 81 grade Of coffees
in bulk, ranging in price from 20 to 45
cents per pound and th- most extensive
line of teas and coffees in the county.
Hawley Mer. Co.
The good time one invariably mas at
an Owl dance is the great drawing card
aud is the main feature that has made
the affairs of this we'll known organiza
ton so popular. Don't fail to be pres
ent Saturday night.
The district court has been engaged
the past three days in hearing an al
verse suit, involving the National Tun-
mel, Mining & Milling Co.. plaintiffs, vs.
Mesdames Catherine Sutton and Cath
crime Rafferty,, defendants.
The little infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Bowden, aged 81 days, died
Tuesday, january 17th, at l O'Clock
p. M, of pneumonia. The funeral will
be held this afternoon at o'clock from
the residence of the parents.
Several cutters were in evidence yes.
terday, and the small boys of the town
and several of the big ones, and girls
too, for that matter, had loads of fun
coastipg down Eureka street last night
The recent snow made sleighing good.
Quite number of the residents OF
Central City have wended their way to
the recently discovered mineral section
Of Nevada, in the vicinity of Goldfield,
where they intend to remain. More in
tend leaving within the next week or
two.
The following locations were recorded
this week: Victor johnson & Co., Star
Light lode in Kansas district; William
Gunnell and Allison Platt, Bugle lode in
Pine district; Vincent Moore to NJ. E.
O'Hea, Lone Star Extension in Enter
prise district
Don't forget that the Owl club will
give their usual dance Saturday evening,
to which large crowd is hoped to be
present. Leo Voll, who was absent last
Saturday night owing to an affiiction OF
the ear, has had that organ repaired and
is now in condition to furnish better
music than ever before.
The regular Saturday night dance of
the Owl club was given last week. Ow-
ing to the absence OF Mr.. Leo Voll, who
was detained in Denver on account of an
operation he had performed on his ear,
Miss Rose Phillips played the piano.
The young lady did nicely and pleased
all the dancers. The evening was an en-
joyable one to say the least
The following deeds were recorded the
past week: P. G. .McNevins to William
Robinson, 1-6 interest in the Dublin
mine in Lake district, consideration 800;
VIM. Payne ct al, and j. r. Walker deed
the Tariff lode in Lake district to b. r.
Walker of Howard county, Mo-, consid-
Grafton $500; Peter McFarlane to the
Old Gregory Gulch Gold Mining Co., in
Gregory district, the Gettysberg lode.
All Tuesday and part Of Wednesday |
morning snow fell throughout the coun.
ty in general, depth of almost twelve |
inches being reached in Central In the
northern part OF the county the snow
fall was heavier than it was here, ex.
ceeding over foot. 1t was welcomed |
by everyone, the universal opinion being |
that moisture of some kind was needed |
to cover the numerous germs floating
about
The Hawley Mer. Co. make specially |
OF teas and coffees, carrying very com
plete line and have in stock the follow
ing brands: Lipton's best grade Of Eng
lish breakfast teas in packages and bulk
and Blanke's Quaker Ceylon teas; also
carrying the following coffees: Celebra-
ted Whitehouse, Bakers steel cut,
Moreys Solitaire, in one and wo-pound |