Gilpin observer., 1907-05-09
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Jenkin Davis left Saturday morning
for short visit to the Queen City.
John Jones left for Denver Saturday
to attend to a shipment of ore that was
taken from the lease he is interested in.
A good-sized vote was cast at the
school election held last Monday and
Captain L. D. Bloom was chosen presi-
dent of the board for the next three
years. Mr.. Bloom received 25 votes, ].
Hore 5, R. l. Hughes and w. E. Pas
coe 3. There were no regular candi-
dates, these were the genuine first
choice of the voters. Mr.. Bloom will
make good and efficient official for the
office.
C. A. Wagner left on business trip
to Denver Monday, returning again
Tuesday evening.
Mark Harris left for visit to the
valley Monday. They say he has some
very strong attraction there and no one
should be surprised if he returned with
a pretty maiden to accompany him on
long journey on the sea of matrimony.
Mrs. F. Tucker returned from a visit
to Denver Saturday evening.
The big entertainment to be given by
the best local talent will occur Friday
evening, May 10th. There will be a
social and dance. The dance will be the
I,et b,,t ,,,,;,, faot,,ra of tho ayop;po.
and as there has not been dance here
for quite an extended length of time
large crowd is expected. Good music
will be furnished for the occasion, and
supper will be served. The proceeds
fIom all the doings will be donated to
the Russell Gulch Base. Ball club, which
is now being organized for the coming
season. Don't fail to attend, or at
least buy a ticket and help the ball
boys out.
Tom Turner and family have moved
their household effects to Central City,
where they have rented the Flynn
house on Spring street.
Mrs. Curtis will probably move in the
recently vacated Turner house soon.
Irving Hartman expects this week to
move into the Bob. Beckett residence.
Bart Hartman and family have moved
to Leyden, where they will reside in
the future.
Martin Pleschek is visiting in Leyden
this week.
VIM. Bockfnger and 7. P. Thomas
left for Idaho Springs last Saturday to
take their annual bath. Upon return
ing up the canon in the evening they
were caught in wet snowstorm and
received another bath, which should
suffice for two years.
Quireno Incegario arrived here from
the old country the first of the week
and will remain, provided he can secure
employment in the mines. He is a
nephew of Peter Barnaby.
Before leaving for Nevada, Frank
Paxton made short trip up here from
Denver last Sunday to see his folks, re-
turning to Denver again Monday.
A long-beaked bird, having all the
peculiarities, characteristics and re-
markably close resemblance to the
stork, paid Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mellow
visit yesterday and left little boy.
Mr.. Pine, brother-in-law of the
Stevens brothers arrived from his home
in Telluride Sunday on short visit. He
was accompanied by his wife whom he
had met in Denver, and who was just
returning from trip to her old home
in England. They returned to Telluride
again Tuesday.
The chiefs and warriors of Rising
Sun tribe, l. o. R. NJ, who are scouting
about the hunting grounds of Russell
Gulch, captured five new pale-faces
within the last two weeks, whose scalps
are to be suspended from a clothes line
within brief space of time.