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Gilpin observer., 1906-02-15
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Judges Appointed to Serve in The Spring El
eCton-0ther Business.

The monthly meeting Of the city coun-
evening by Mayor Davies. All the al
dermen with the exception of Cody and
Griffin were present.
Regular reports of the city officials
were read and approved.
City bills to the amount OF s713.75
were allowed; also water works bills
amounting to sl02l.s3.
Fire committee was instructed to pur-
chase new bell for the Mountain City
fire house from Jenkins. Mckay & Co.,
and to dispose OF the old one to the best
advantage.
Bond Of George Rasmussen for liquor
license approved.
Marshal was instructed to repair walk
on Miner street.
The following were appointed judges
to serve in the city election to be held
April 3rd:
1st Ward-Mrs. Melita Seymour, E. v.
Parenteau, Miss Lizzie Clark.
End Ward-John Cody, Miss Sarah
Morgan, Thomas Hooper.
Bird Ward-A. II. Day, Mrs. Thomas
Eide, John Hamllik.
4th Ward-Mrs. Edith Bates, Mrs.
Ellen Rule, Walter hampshire.
City clerk was instructed to select
polling places and arrange other matters
pertaining to the election.
Council decided that registration
board should sit only five days for reg
istering this year.
Business was speedily disposed Of and
council repaired to the opera house to
participate In the railway meeting.
Gilpin observer., 1906-02-15
DIRECTORS OF BOARD OF TRADE MEET.
Conclude that Previous Meeting Was Irregu
Iar-WiII Commence Over.

Meeting Of the directors Of the Board
Of Trade was called to order by Henry
G. Bolsinger, all the members as elected
being present.
1t was decided that the meeting held
February 7th at the city hall was ir-
regular, everyone present having been
allowed to vote for officers and directors
whether they intended to become mem
bers or not, which should not have been
done before the organization was per-
fected. 1t was agreed that those pres
ent consider themselves a committee to
open list of membership and secure as
many names as possible. AS soon as
200 names have been procured the Sec
retary pro TEN is to notify all those who
have signified their intention of becom-
ing members OF the place and time Of a
meeting to be decided later.
r. l.. Martin offered the following
form Of petition for names which was
approved and adopted:
1--WE, the undersigned, a committee
appointed at meeting held in the city
hall February 7th, being desirous of Or
ganizing Board of Trade or Chamber
of Commerce to further the industrial
interests of Gilpin County, Colorado, be-
lieving it to be necessary for the develop
ment Of the county, and believing that
the interests are mutual; believing also
that the public should be informed as to
the character Of the interests of this
county; do hereby subscribe, and re
yourselves with us for the purposes
above named.
Therefore, being desirous Of complet-
ing this organization at as early a date
as possible, and believing that the or
ganization should start with at least 200
members, we request that you promptly
join US by signing this list, so that we
may at once call a meeting to organize
legally and permanently.
Your committee believes that an an
nual membership fee of $1,000 would be
sufficient to defray the expenses of the
organization, and give an efficient SER
vice for the betterment of conditions in
the county.
Signed:
K. L. Martin John L. Robins =
Charles S. Ripley Jas. A. Gilmour
j. c. Fleuschhutz E. r. Foute
II. c. Bolsinger Thos. Dunstone
Geo. E. Fritz
Com mittee.
The secretary was instructed to have
the above petition published in both
papers. Each member present was to
consider himself committee Of one to
secure all the names possible and report
to the secretary. A membership list is
open at Davies drug store in this city
the Clark hardware store in Black
Hawk, Colorado Trading & Investment
company's store in Nevadaville and DR..
Z. r. Fouts drug store in Russell Gulch.
The committee decided to meet again
next Monday evening in the city hall
for the purpose Of drafting a constitu-
ton and bylaws and to transact any
other business that may come before it.
Gilpin observer., 1906-02-15

Do 1t nowi WhatH Install electric
lights In your residence. The price per
month is very reasonable. Ask Mana.
gar Stout about Il.
Gilpin observer., 1906-02-15

Wanted Second. hand ore car and
rails. Send particulars to Box 128.
Black Hawk, Colo.
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Infant School, recitationS ~ Margaret
Benson, Martha WeSterheld and Adele
Carson and three very good addresses
BY Rev. Y. S. Collins, Mr.. Cecil Ewing
and Prof Charles Ward. Very good
music was furnished by the school.
Misses Blanche and Emma Morgan
OF Philadelphia. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond WcSterheld last
week.
MIR and Mrs. Evans Hindman and
children. OF Florida, are the guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hindman.
The Bible Readers Circle met Tues
day evening at the parsonage.
Mr.. William McClenahan is home
from a very pleasant trip to Allenhurst
Miss Helen Atkinson was given a
birthday party last Mondar evening at
her home by her many friends
Mrs. John Conner, OF Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs George Conner.
= Miss Helen McCullou"h spent Sun
day at her home in EIavre de Grace
Miss Esther Banks. OF Chesapeake
City. has returned to the Institute
Mr.. Kaufman katz and son spent New
Years at their home in Baltimore
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COLORA.

Mr.. Roman CrothcrS has resumed his
study OF law in Baltimore.
MIR. Charles Warning. wife and
daughter returned to their home in
Philadelphia on Tuesday alter spend
ing some time with Mr. Frank Wax and
family.
The Red Men OF Culora Lodge at
tended service in Rising sun Church
last Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Myers. OF Ian
caster. are the guests ui Mrs Fannie
brothers.
While leading her COW from pas
ture field Thursday evening OF last
week. Mrs. William Lambert trippcd
1nd lell bre>kil/ her right wrist.
Milton Ncsbitt. formerly uf this
place, died at his home in West ChcS-
ter tuesday morning. His remains
were brought here Friday and taken to
West Nottingham Cemetery for inter
mcnt. He is survived by his widow
and nine grown children
Mr.. Thomas Mahan celebrated his
seventeen birthday last Sunday by
having his children and grandchildren
with him
MeSSrs. Howard PuSev and Samuel
.IcCardell went to Wilmington this
week to work at their carpenter trade.
Mrs. Howard Brown OF Secanc. Pa.
spent Tuesday with her sister. Mrs.
Elmer McCardcll.
Mrs. Elmer Reese recently visited
friends in Chester.
Mrs. John Wipdon and children.
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs.
Thomas Reese.
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Miss Elizabeth Foard. OF Marshall
ton. Del, is visiting her grandmother
Mrs NJ. f. Foard.
H. G. Whitclock, oi Chester, spent
few days last week with W. B. Cole
man and family.
Miss Lillian Tarr. OF Baltimore. is
the guest OF Mrs. G.. H. Spear near
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis. OF Cecil
ton, spent Sunday with Mrs. NJ f.
Freeman.
Mrs. Eugene r. Pearcc, OF German
town, Pa, is visiting Mrs. J. p. Steele
DR.. Charles karSrcr OF Philadel-
phia. spent Sunday with Dir. w. c. Kar-
Sner
Miss Elizabeth Cooling i, visiting in
lIavrc de Grace
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Steele. of New
ark. Del. and Miss Carrie Brvan. OF
Philadelplia. visited Miss Annie Bou-
den Saturday.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Announcement has cen made oi q
"flarvest Home" to be held Sunday.
October 2ISt, in the NJ f. Church. DR.
I. l.. Poulson will preach morning and
evening
The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Hudson died Sunday morning and was
buried Monday afternoon.
Thomas +. Hopper lett on WedneS-
day Tor the University OF PENNSYLVANIA
where he will resume his studies.
William w. Schacicr. who entered
Delaware College this fall, spent Sat
nrdav and Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schaeier
Capt. Dorv Llovd was taken to lei
ierson Hospital, Philadelphia, on Mon
dav by his physician. Dr. r. !. Conrcv.
to be treated Tor appendicitis.
Mrs. Oliver IIoggc. OF Baltimore,
has been the guest OF Mrs G. S. Wool
ley this week
Mrs. P. \. Bouchcllc and Mrs. Ella
Weiss. OF Chicago. Tll.. spent few
days this week with Mr.. and Mrs. BY
ron Bouchelle
Miss Louise Condit. of Newark. n.
J.. has been visiting Miss Carrie Nc
lntlrc, near town.
Mrs. Juliet Bovd, OF Hendersonville.
\ G.. is visiting her sister, Mrs w. \.
Hazel
Mrs Harry Pierce and son. Vinton.
S"e"t few days this week in Phila-
de1phia.
Joseph Eqce. OF Philadelphia. visited
his mother. Mrs 4 r. Sqee. this week.
Mrs. l)elmar SmitherS is visiting her
mother in Rel MIR
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RISING SUN.

| DIR. G.. 5. Dare and daughter. Miss
| Gertrude, are spending short time in
Washington sightseeing. also visiting
| Mr. Charles f. Dare and family in
Alexandria. Va.
Mr.. ad Mrs. John Campbell and
| daughter, OF Port Deposit. spent Sum
day with Mr.. Frank fambcton and
| family
Mrs Harry Evans, OF Wilmington.
has been the guest OF DR.. J. 5. Sicer
on South Queen street
Mrs Patten. OF Liberty Grove. visit
ed her son, Mr. Bauche Patten and fam
lily during the week
Mrs. Jennie Gillespie and Miss Emma
Lane were in Philadelphia this week
getting the Fall STYLES.
Mr. X. II. Brown and family left
their summer cottage this week to
spend the winter at their home in West
Philadelphia. Ed Dixon visited them
the first OF the week.
Mrs. Nile Pogue had public sale OF
her household goods ON Tuesday alter
noon and fair prices were realized on
all articles sold
Miss Mice NJ. Clifford is visiting
friends in Wilmington and while there
VIII dllcIu TbIl bUrnalncit.
Miss Grace \. Wilson was a Phla-
dclphia visitor during previous week
The w. c. T. L. met at Mrs {. S
Pvlc'S on Thursday afternoon at sc,
. clock.
Misses Elizabeth STEPHENS and Mary
Ilainc> entertained a number 81 people
both friends and relatives. at tea on
Saturday evening previous to Edwin
Ilainc> departure iur Dickinson Col
lr"c, Carlisle.
The Junior League "i the VI. f.
Church held festival on Friday night.
a neat little sum being realized on var
lows things sold.
The sixth annual Tournament oi the
Rising Sun Shooting Association was
held on their grounds here Thursday
and Friday Owing to the rainy wea-
Their the first day the crowd was rather
small
Master Harold Brewer. "i Oxford. is
visiting his grandfather. Mr.. John
Adams and family.
Mr.. James Mendenha'l. oi West
Grove. was the guest OF Mr. c. S. Pyle
andI family,
Mr. aud Mrs. H. l.. Worthington
were in Baltimore last Tuesday even
ing.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

The Hebrew New Year was observed
by the Jews OF our town last week 1t
began at shutdown WcdncS dav. Scptcm-
Der no. and concluded at sunset Thurs
day, September 20. New Years dav
Is supposed to be day OF plenty. while
ON the other hand Gom kippur or the
Day OF .N"nemcnt. which occurs next
Saturday, 10 days after New Year. On
ON k1Dpur the Jews neither eat nor
Crn. during the whole time ui the OBJ
>crvancc Of this occasion
Miss Florence NJ. Gerry spent Sun
day with her sister. Mrs II. \. G.. Yves
terrified III Wilmington
he homes OF Mr. Jacob l.. SNYDER,
Mr. Roy Snyder and Mrs. laura Nc
Olenlhan have been very much i'm
proved on the exterior with paint
Miss Emma Broutun was the guest
OF Misses Louise and Isabella McCav
last week.
Mr. Charles Wooden. ui IIampstcad,
was the guest "i Mr. Charles ]. Nc
DOwcll last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benson are en-
loving the ocean brcczcs at Atlantic
City.
McSSrS. George Lamm and Archer
C"aIe spent several days this week at
New York, Coney Island and other
places OF interest.
Miss Esther Swishcr OF Oxford. Pa.
was the guest OF Miss Bertha Nc
DoweIl this week
he regular weekly devotional meet
ing OF the Epworth League will be held
next Sunday evening at the usual time
and place, IN charge OF Mr. Adam Pee
pies. Ecrc are lots of people who sit
at nome on Sunday evenings instead OF
MAXIM pthemSclvcS useful at these ser
wees. Come out and cnco'lagc the
leader as well as the members OF our
.eague, that is some of our old re
liablcS.
Mrs. William Smith has returned
from a very pleasant visit with New
Jersey friends.
Miss Edith Childs. of Baltimore. is
the guest OF Mrs Roy SNYDER.
Mr.. ]. Howard Pugh. OF McCalrs
Ferry. spent Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Laura Paxton is home from a
very pleasant visit with Baltimore re-
lativcs
Mrs. John TAYLOR spent Sunday with
Philadclrhia relations.
Miss Mabel Stephenson ha, returned
to her work at Savannah, Ga. alter
spending most delightful vacation at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ f. Mcdowell spent
sunday with relatives in Philadelphia
MIR. lanes O. Carson spent Monday
with Elkton friends.
Mr.. John F. Johnson who has been
living in the second house below the
Junior School. has moved his family
up at Rock Run in the old hotel prop
crtv
Mrs. f. T. Dorcus and Miss Myrtle
l)orcuS have returned from very
pleasant visit with relatives in Fred
erick. Md.
MIR. Harry Jones. OF Wilmington.
was recent visitor home.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Camnbcll and
DAUGHTER, Miss Ruth. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. \. Hambleton.
at Rising Sun.
The annual Rally Day service was
held last SUNDAY afternoon in the lee
ture room OF the Methodist Church
'r't" large school and number OF
visitors cnIovcd the occasion.
Oritc an interesting program was
rendered, consisting OF a song by the
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WOODLAND

In theab scnce OF Mr.. Moore the
w. c. r. L. had charge OF the services
at Hopewell Sunday morning.
Miss Virginia Abrahams was in Bal
timore last week.
Mrs. II. II. keilholtz has been enter
tanning her sister, Mrs Hall. oi Cam
den. n. ].
Miss Leila Thompson has returned
from visit with Baltimore friends.
Miss Cornelia AbrahamS and Mr..
Newell Abrahams were guests OF Miss
Blanche BileS OF Fair Hill last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Alexander Gibson had as her
guest last week. her niece Miss Giles.
Mr.. Randolph Miller, OF Philadel-
Dhia. visited Mr.. Carroll Tyson from
Friday until Sunday.
The w. c. Y. L. met with Mrs. F. \.
Bricklcy at Pennington last Saturday
afternoon.
We are clad to report that little Mar
tin TYSON who was SO i'll last week. is
ranidly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Torbert spent
Friday and Saturday in Baltimore.
Mrs f. f. Williams returned to
Denton SATURDAY. after spending a week
at Battle Swamp.
Misses Annie SINNERS and Stella
kiefer, MesSrS. Gilbert and Floyd Sim
merS, were entertained on Sunday BY
Miss Emma SINNERS .oi Greenhurst.
Mrs. William Bechtel. OF Baltimore.
has been spending some time at Crest
View"
The sappointcd as delegates to the
Stat" Convention ut Frederick. Mrs. r.
G. Terry. with Miss Florence Charsha
AS alternate.
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CHARLESTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. E.valin Calvert and
Miss Calvert, OF Elkrdge, Md, were
the guests of relatives this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tignon and Miss llg-
non. of Baltimore, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. PenroSe Cooper.
Miss Ward is spending some time
with friends in Elkton.
Mrs. John b. Graham is home after
spending some time in Wilmington
Mrs. ]. \. b. Gaines and children are
visiting anon" relatives i'll Virginia.
Mrs Eliza Jackson is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Gibson.
Mr.. II. b. Jackson, oi Wilmington,
was the guest this week oi MIR, Y. b.
Algard.
Mrs. George s. Mattingly. OF Will
mlngtor. was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b. Graham this week.
Everybody come out again this Sun
day evening to League service and
remember about the music.
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Only SIPS each
JOHN { WILLIAMS
Leslie. Md.
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SEPT ~

rant violation OF the liquor law. He
had had the iull benefit OF the Laws
aid in his defense. which had been zeal
Gus and able, on the part OF his coun
sci. He had had the merit. however.
compared with other like offenders. Of
not going on the stand and pcriuring or
attempting to periure himself. It was
urged that he had large family. This,
however, could not SWAY the Court.
The jury had done their duty. and the
Court must now do theirs. The SEN
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PERRYVILLE

Mrs William Allnwov ~ Alt,tna
Pa visited relatives in tnwn this week.
Mrs Ella seal OF Wilmington. Del
is The amrst ~ her n,rrntS Mr. and
Mrs < e Fisher
Mr. Henry Fnunds has recovered
from = wrrl<'s illness
The |. adirs' Kid Soc;rtv met at the
home ri Mrs G. G Cr,winrd IN WA
nrsdav evening
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Owens and
children snent SUNDAY with ,hr l,ttrr's
narcnt, Mrs Henry \lexandrr in
North East
The new irrioht drnnt i NEARING
cnmpletinn
Mrs u c u,gerL.r srant Tu..d,r
friend, in Chester and PhiIade,nh;a
Mrs " p GnrrrlI has rrtrrnnJ to
her home after = drlightiuI ,;s;t Win
friends and relatives in Baltimore
The CECIL WIG isnn sale every
week At the store 81 4 IT Ower. &,
Bro, : cents nrr COW " ''. -
Several p,rrr,.;1;,,, ,ro ,,,o,,l;,c,
Cnnr, in pe,,;r o ,i, "r rorn "',> ''''''S
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The aJ;e,' %rt C;rcl ,.'', ,'nt =. ,ho
home ri Mrs r NJ 0w.r. ~ wal
nesdav c,en;na - ''' W.
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PIVOT AND SUMMIT

Rev. W. p. Taylor. the pastor oi Be
thel Church and W. J. Lake, Isaac
Dean and c. A. Kirk are collecting
subscriptions to erect an iron fence in
front oi Bethel Church and cemetery
connected Herewith.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Bethel
will be entertained at Bethel parSon-
age next "Wednesday night. October ;.
Mrs. Robert Donaldson is visiting
relatives in New Jersey.
Smyrna. Del. have been spending the
past week as guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Schrader, OF Mt Pleasant, Del.
Monday they visited Pivot and Tues
day were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Dean. Mr. Conoway is an ex-paS-
tor oi Bethel and Summit and his many
friends are always glad to see him and
his family.
The Third Quarterly Conference OF
Bethel and Summit Churches will be
held in Bethel Church next Saturday,
October 3. at go D. IN. Preaching by
DR.. y. 5. Mowbray at Bethel October
I. at 1870 a. M.
\ chicken and waffle supper will be
held by the ladies OF Summit Church on
the church lawn next Tuesday night
October ,. Price OF supper IS cents
Ice cream and cake for sale
The monthly meeting OF Summit NJ
T.. Church Ladies' Md Society will be
held at the home OF Mrand Mrs. las.
ncnS,n. next Thursday night, Octo-
Der J.
The many friends oi Ms Charles
CrumDt"n are clad to know she is
improving in health
Mrs. Josephine Bows lett this week
iur 4 visit to relatives in Virginia.
Mrs l.. NJ Graves and daughter
Miss Bessie. have returned to their
home in Dorchester county after a
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ZION.

Rev. and Mrs Wilson Bealc were
Philadelphia visitors this week.
jerks Smith and Ralph Clifford have
returned to Tome Institute.
Mrs. I. n Pratt has returned to her
home in Springfield. Ill., alter spending
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abel Mearns.
Lionel Hall has resumed his studies
at the College oi Pharmacy, Philadel-
pIIia.
Ernest Reeder. who recently under
went an operation in Chester Hospital.
has returned home much improved.
Miss Reed will speak in behalf OF
Home and Foreign Missions in Zion
Presbyterian Church on Friday even
ing. October ;, at $50
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B. e. o. r. RS New Freight Cut-Off

The surveys for the b. & O.'s new
freight cutoff will begin at Sykesville
cross the Northern Central at Sher-
wood and connect with the Baltimore
< Philadelphia branch at Joppa. have
been completed. The company. it i
said, will proceed under the terms ri its
charter. t. build the road without wait
ing or seeking authority from the
LEGISLATURE 1t j. understood hat the
P. r. & ". will have a correction with
AND the use nj the new road. Suburban
residents around BH'timnrc fought the
application Il the Pennsylvania ior a"-
thority to build similar Inc made
during the last session # the Iegisa-
turc.
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pleasant visit to relatives at Bethel
Parsonage.
Miss Matte McGarritv OF Summit,
is visiting i'll Philadelphia.
Mr.. Samuel Conoway, residing near
Kirkwood, met with a painful accident
last week from pitch fork.
Miss Lydia Reynolds, OF Stratiord,
n. J.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs Daniel
Thornton.
Mrs. John II. Kirk is visiting in
Delaware City and Philadelphia.
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Thoroughbred Poultry

overcrowding is as objectionable to
poultry as it is to mankind SO the
old stock must 90 to make room for
the youngsters.
Thoroughbred White Leg
horn hens, selected from the
finest stocks in the country,
suitable for breeding next
spring, Only $1.OO each
A limited number of White
Leghorn cockerels = this
springs hatch,
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MODERAT PRICES

Mems New Fall Suits, $40 to
$2s. Mems Fall Overcoats
and Top Coats, IS to SIS.
Raincoats, $Sto$25. Topnotch
for style. makeup and trim
nings for service and wear.
We do big trade in SIS Suits
for Young Men and have every
style, cut and material. We
are having a big season in Soft
Hats; never sold as many,
$3.50 to SIS. Stetsons and
Dunlaps. New Cloth for Tail
oring, careful cutters and good
tailnrs Suits from $40. Over
coats from $50. Trousers from
SIS. Full Dress and Tuxedo
Suits from $40 up. Come in
ana leave your order before
the rush is on.
s E.; MULLINS S S Sss:'
WILMINGTON
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