Gilpin observer., 1909-01-14
NEvADAv|LLE NOTES

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Miss Ida May Folds after several
weeks visiting with friends in Col
den returned home last Tuesday
Richmond Lodge No. 81, X. of P.
has installed the following officers
to serve for the year of 1909:
G. C.-Richard Lutey.
V. C.-Albert Lawry.
Prelate-Herbert Quintrell.
NJ. of F.-William Roberts.
K of r. & S.-William Richards.
NJ. A.-Ben Kramer.
NJ. of W.-Joseph Kramer.
|. G.-Richard Edwards.
o. G.-John Lutey.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Red Me
planned and executed complete sur
prise upon the chiefs of the forest
Monday evening. Without word Of
warning they invaded the camp of
the noble Red Men and with enter
tainment and refreshments gave them
the time of their lives.
John Cannon has sold his highbred
saddle horse to John Vincent of Cen
tral City.
John Trezise is taking in the leg
islative show at the state capital
this week.
|. NJ. Parsons and VIM. Dickerson
are doing jury duty at the county
seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nesmith, who left
Bald Mountain some days since for
an extensive eastern trip, are now
stopping at the Auditorium Annex,
where a meeting of the directors of
the Kirk mine will be held this week
1t is understood that new machinery
is to be purchased for this property
and extensive development work be-
gun in the near future.
Ed. Rowe is convalescing from a
severe attack of pneumonia.
Matt Kramer's thirst emporium is
to be made more attractive by the
installation of three 1900 candle pow
er arc lights recently ordered from
a Chicago firm.
Archie Waters is running the hoist
at the Hubert mine this week. taking
the place of Henry Bolsinger. who
is nursing an injured arm.
Pearl Nichols returned on Sunday
from visit with relatives at Neder-
land.
W. c. Noble, recently from tn
Klondike. has taken position with
Slater Brothers, the lessees Of the
Pyrenees.
James Richards, of the Colorado
ed from Denver Saturday, after a
weeks sojourn in the capital city.
John Maddern is transacting busi
ness in Denver this week.
Henry Bolsinger. who is planning
extensive improvements for tta
Hubert mine. attended a meeting OF
those interested in the property in
Denver last week. He returned Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nankervis have re-
turned from a visit to Golden.
Mrs. A. Bawden, who has been visit
ing relatives in Golden, returned We'd
nesday.
Captain Wilson. OF the Salvation
Army, preached at the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening. and his
clear-cut presentation of gospel truth
won for him many favorable COM
ments from the large congregation
present.
Col. j. O'D. Keleher. of Moon gulch
who is reported to have received a
very flattering offer for some of his
mining claims in that section, was
in the city last week on business
connected with the property.
The many friends of Miss Gladys
Bolsinger will regret to learn that
she is quite i'll at her home in this
city.
James Ingram. one of the old-time
mining promoters of the county ar
rived from Cripple Creek Monday
with the avowed intention of securing
share Of the renewed prosperity
promised to this section of the state
James Kyd, city engineer of Butte,
Montana, after an extensive eastern
tour is visiting at the home Of J. j..
Clark in this city. In an interview
Mr.. Kyd stated that "the greatest
mining camp in the world" had COM
pletely recovered from the recent
depression and that all the mines and
smelters are working to their full
capacity. The camp still maintains
the reputation of enjoying the highest
wage-scale of any mineral producing
section in the union and this in
spite of the fact that F. Augustus