Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

their appreciation TO Cne present mayor,
Hon. II. w. Pearce, who has held the
office for the last three years, for the
able and conscientious manner in which
he has filled the position, always ready
to see that the law was carried out to
the letter. lie was not Puritan man
by any means, but man Of very liberal
views, treating every one alike, doing the
best he could for the community and
working for the best interests of the
public at large at all times. AS a man
that rose up from small Office to the
high honor Of mayor of this town, which
he honestly deserved, we all wish him
good luck in the future.
Stephen Nankervis left for Denver last
Sunday, returning again Monday.
Robert Quick has been quite sick the
past week.
Johnathan Murley took trip to Den
YER last Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Richards left for Denver
last Sunday.
William Rowe took in the metropolis
last Sunday afternoon.
Henry Warren has been down with
pneumonia during the past week.
James Richards and wife went to Den
YER last Saturday, returning Monday.
Mrs. N. Trembath moved her house.
hold furniture from here to California
last Saturday, where she intends to make
her future home.
Clifford Parsons and Ira Slater took a
spin to Idaho Springs last Monday for a
little recreation.
John Vincent spent day last week at
Idaho Spings. He says politics are get
ting red hot over there.
l. M. Parsons has been ON the sick list
list again the past two weeks.
Sherman McCallister has been laid up
for couple Of days with quinsy. VIM.
Harvey held down the meat market un-
til he got better.
The public schools were closed down
this week on account Of sickness. The
churches held no services last Sunday
for the same reason. The schools will
open again next Monday.
The board OF registration was in ses-
sion Tuesday and will meet again next
Monday, the day before election. Those
who are not already registered should
be in attendance on that day if they
wish to vote Tuesday.
John Harry went to Denver last Sat-
urday, returning Tuesday.
Miss O'Connor, the school marin Of
this place, left for Denver and Golden
last Sunday.
Mrs. John Chapple went to Denver
and Golden last Sunday.
M. Justine and wife, of California,
arrived last week on visit to William
Dickerson and family.
A. Waters left for Denver last Tues
day morning with his son. in order to
have the latter's eyes tested by special
ist. They returned the same evening.
Abe Quintrell held down Mr.. Waters
position during his absence.
John G. Angwin left for Denver last
Saturday where he intends to spend a
few days for his health.
johnson Quintrell has been very sick
the past two weeks.
II. Bolsinger, Jr., who was down sick
for few days, is again handling the rib
bons for the G. 7. and 1. Co.
Tom Murley left last Saturday for
Denver and Edgewater.
Prof. Kenwall left for visit to Denver
last Monday.
Miss Vina Williams, one Of the popu-
lar school teachers OF the public shcools
here, left for visit to Denver last Sat
urday.
A telegram was received here yester.
day morning stating that Nick Simmons
would leave Bisbee, !Ariz., some time dur
ing the day for his home here. He comes
on account OF the illness that has been
prevalent in the family who are residing
here, having lost one OF his children last
week from diphtheria, and it is reported
this week that his eldest girl is down
with pneumonia. Mr.. Simmons has
been working in Bisbee.
Next Monday Il. w. Pearce will begin
to tend bar IN Steve Jelbert's saloon, and
after the first month he will take charge
OF it in his own name.
Richard Nankervis came over from
Idaho Springs last Thursday on visit,
returning again to his home there Mon
day.
johnson Murley left last Saturday for