Gilpin observer., 1906-03-01
NEvADAv|LLE NOTES

Mrs. Johannah Carter arrived here
the latter part of last week from her
home in the valley on visit TO Mrs
Edmond Trembath.
Mrs. Rd. Murley and family returned
to their valley home Tuesday after a
short visit with friends here.
J. J. Clark and family left last Thurs,
day for visit TO Denver. Mr.. Clark re-
turned again Friday while the rest re-
mained until Sunday.
Rev. Dawson delivered a most inter.
esting and appreciative sermon at the
Episcopal church Sunday evening. He
also announced that the Knights of
Pythias would meet in body at that
church next Sunday evening.
Last Friday night one of John Mao
dern's bay horses stepped on rock and
slipped, breaking leg. Mr.. Maddern
was compelled to shoot the animal in
order to put it out of its misery.
The revivals at the NJ. E. church have
been discontinued for the present. The
sinners need not think, however, that
this is the last attempt to try and make
them rectify their ways, as they are only
resting from their weary work, only to
come back again with renewed energy.
John Prowse and Vim. Grenfell ar
rived yesterday morning from Globe, Ar
Izona, where they have been working.
Noah Rachofsky is selling all of his
household effects, etc. preparatory to
moving his family to one Of the southern
states.
Last week DR.. Searight received word
from his old home in Ohio, announcing
taat his father was very sick. He i'm
mediately left last Thursday for there.
Mrs. Richard Newton leaves today for
visit to Denver.
Mrs. Squires, daughter of James
Cannon, left Wednesday afternoon for
her home in South Dakota.
The city dads held special session
Tuesday night. Action was taken on
the complaint made by several of the
citizens, that several youngsters had
been throwing rocks at people and wind
ows, and the children's parents are to be
notified. Judges Of election were also
appointed which were; Rd. Williams
James Stevens and VIM. Finley.
Richard Williams has been on the
sick list for several days past.
The Ladies Aid of the st. Johns
Cathedral OF Denver presented an alter
TO the Episcopal church here in common
alton Of Father Burns. The church in
general has been fixed up by Mr.. Pearce
and it now presents very creditable APP
pearance.
Mrs. Richard Nankervis left Wednes-
day afternoon for Idaho Springs.
Manager w. d. Schecr Of the Rails
County mine arrived from Denver Tues.
day evening.
Miss Irving of Denver, is here visiting
with Mrs. Ira Slater.
The coming town election is the main
topic OF conversation here now and from
all indications it will be a lively one, with
probably three tickets in the field.
The railroad meeting held last evening
in Cannon's hall was very well attended.
Several speakers we're present from
Central City and talked at length upon
the enterprise. Those present we're
very enthusiastic over the proposition
and expressed belief that new railroad
into the county and especially one that
would enter Nevadavile would be
great thing for the town. Several local
speaker made talks. A resolution was
introduced and unanimously adopted
pledging the support Of the citizens OF
Nevadavlle TO the committee appointed
10 raise the amount Of $4,000 which is
part Of the equity asked Of GilpIn
county by the eastern capitalists who
will furnish the balance Of the money TO
build the road. John w. Cannon pre-.
sided over the meeting.