Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

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candidate but. the goat had been fed
extra we'll the preceding days and
gave the young lady dandy ride.
An entertainment was given at the
NJ. E. church Sunday evening, account
of Easter. All the participants did ex-
ceedingly we'll and should be given
much credit for their appropriate selec-
tions.
Ed. Feehan came up from the valley
the latter part Of last week on account
of the illness of his mother.
Mr.. Bostwick and daughter, Miss
Edith. came up from Denver the first of
the week.
Mrs. Lew. Pircher arrived home here
Sunday evening after several months
visit With relatives and friends in Kan.
sas City.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Waters Saturday last, March 30, 1907.
Tomorrow, Friday, evening the Hawk
clnb will give the second OF their series
VI Soiu PoieioS az tuoiE Ciuo ioohS, iof
the public in general. AS usual they
will give prizes to the best players.
The Pythian Sisters will have their
anniversary blowout on Saturday even
ing. They have invited the Knights of
Phythias to jollify with them and there
is no doubt but that all in attendance
will have the time OF their lives.
Easter Sunday was a pleasant day
and gave all the ladies' chance to go to
church and eport around their new hats
Well! At las. the tremendous job OF
moving the shos and furnishing store OF
Rachofsky Il Son has been completed.
In few days the goods will all be
placed, ready for the numerous custo
mers to feas. their eyes upon. 1t will
be feast indeed, as they are getting in
lot OF the latest goods. The store is
now very neat and probably the most at
tractive part will be the windows which
have been wired for numerous incandes-
ent lights. In the evening, when stand
ing in front of this store, it reminds one
of 18th street in Denver.
JIM. Hurwitz came up from his home
in Denver Friday on short visit to re-
latives and friends.
Gabe Rachofsky arrived here from his
home at Laramie, Wyo., Friday evening
on visit to his folks, returning again
Sunday afternoon.
VIM. Maughan and family are moving
into the house recently, vacated by Os-
good Blake and wife ON Marchant street
The Albert Eat we'll family have moved
from their former residence on Chase
street into the Davis house on Swede
hill
A good crowd was 10 attendance at
the dance given by the Indian Social
club last Saturday night. Another one
will be given next Saturday evening.
Louis Odonell has accepted position
with the Robins & Blake grocery store
in the place Of Mr.. Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood Blake left here
last Saturday for Denver where they
will reside in the future.
The Woodchoppers had meeting at
the home OF Mrs. John Rolling last
Thursday evening. Much fun was had,
playing cards, singing, playing and other
amusements that fall to the lot OF a
number OF young ladies when all alone.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Tuesday was the day after election 80
the supreme Judge OF Perigo was in
town. Kangaroo court was held and the
judge fined gentleman the drinks all
around for having "big" head. After
that he fined himself, which accounts
for the buzzing noise some OF our local
gentlemen seem to have in their Gran.
iums.
There was big doings here Monday on
account Of election. This was the first
time for many years that there were any
opposing candidates to the Independent
Citizens ticket and /; proved to be q
merry fight. The race for mayor was
very closa Mr.. Fritz OF the Taxpayers
ticket only having two majority over MIR.
Maughan Of the Independent Citizens.
The aldermen and other candidates
seemed to be chosen irrespective OF their
party lines There were 1862 votes cast.
Following is list OF the candidates and
the votes cast far the same, although
there may be several slight changes
when the official count is made Saturday
evening:
For Mayor 1sr 2D 3D TOT. MAI.
George e. Fii;z. SO As 73-177 2
William Maugtan .58 7S 39-175
City Treasurer