Gilpin observer., 1909-10-28
OBSERVATIONS


their ruin. asserts P. j. Conway
Don't work. girls.
An exchange says that the presi-
dent had good dinner at his broth
er's ranch without making a speech.
From this, the president Is work
er. like the rest Of us. Many think
the Job held down by the president
Is about as hard a proposition to
formulate as any meal ever concoct-
ed for his delectation.
| State Auditor Kenehan is going af-
ter officials who have been lax in
their official capacity. Some of them
have been too free in their expendi-
lures while In office. The condition
was not warranted by law, hence the
auditor would ask of these too gen.
erous gentlemen to make restitution,
But the auditor is somewhat handi.
capped in that funds are lacking to
prosecute the individuals in question.
Some patriots are volunteering to H.
nancially aid the auditor if he will
| live up to his fine sense of justice
in the matter of the conduct of his
office.
Indians from the Uintah reserve
have invaded the state presumably
to hunt deer. A game warden will be
sent to watch that they kill no game
out of season. 1t would be gall and
wormwood were they told to desist,
sidarinp that
Indians possessed the land and the
game.
Health commissioners in this state
are after express companies. 1t Is
question whether the companies
handle the milk consigned them with
that disregard to public health ex-
acted Of others.
Rambler ore from Holmes, Wyo.,
will be treated at Omaha. the Argo
works giving notice OF its intention
of retiring from business Denver, as
a smelling point, is losing its hold.
This is to be deplored. Committees
of all sorts and kinds are numerous
in the metropolis. One, committee
| w aSAeoeS ioi manufactures,
be able to do good service where
bonus of land were given as an in
ducement to locate there. Try it, gen.
tlemen.
This has proven to be the greatest
tourist year on record in Colorado.
Well, here is hoping that they may
repeat the experience.
Humaris never took much stock in
the theories of Lombroso. The mis-
shapen skull, abnormal features and
slight growth of hair were, in his
opinion. indicative of lack of moral
balance. Genius, to him, was akin to
most any human monstrocity. Well.
1t is reported that he has passed to
the beyond where he now knows as
much about it as he did before. In
passing, one may only guess that he
knew that the law makes the crimi-
nal. What Is of nature is truly not
a badge of stigma however deformed
the features. Man was created in the
image of his Maker, inheriting all the
good and i'll qualities and to throw
the shortcomings upon the creature
is little short OF monstrous. Wonder
whether Lombroso ever thought him
self genius?
1t looks as if the Denver contin-
gent OF lawyers in the Doyle Burns
mining controversy would get the
lions share of the spoils in the set
tlement OF that much fought case
The Council Bluffs, Iowa. people sus-
! pect that they have been done for
at least they had hoped for a bigger
divide considering the principals and
the Importance of the suit at issue.
Memorial services in commemora-
ton Of the one hundredth anniversary
Of the birth of Albert Pike, discover.
er Of Pixies Peak. will be held by the
Masons' on December Goth, next. On
that day celebrations will be held by
all fraternities throughout the world.
Here are the probabilities estimat-
ed by the campaign managers In the
municipal contest In New York: Ber-
nard, (Rep.,) by 100000 Gaynor,
(Dem.,) by $4,000; Hearst. Qnd.)
by $4,000. 1t Is not likely that the
manager Of the Republican party In
New York would concede that the
other candidates would poll more
votes than the Standard bearer Of his
party. These probabilities are poor
guesses. at most. The true indication
Of the result will be known after the
election. This information may be
trite and proven true as asserted.