Gilpin observer., 1909-04-29
NEVADAvllLE
HAPPENINGS

lty of Denver, will visit Nevadaville
md preach at the M. Z. church on
| Sunday evening.
| James Grenfell was called to Den
Jer Monday by the serious illness OF
l nephew residing in the capital city.
Ben Cramer returned from a visit
o Golden Monday.
Matt Cramer was a Denver visitor
Tuesday.
Frank Comfort & Company have
taken lease on some placer ground
lust east of the Hubert mill and are
installing q set of tables, preparatory
to catching a goodly supply Of gold
lust.
Henry Bolsinger, Jr., will return
rom a several weeks sojourn in Del
yer about May 1st, and will work
block of ground near the Avon mill
in lower Nevada gulch.
Andrew Curnow will install a set
OF tables in the upper part of the
gulch next week and expects thereby
to become wealthy via the placer min
ing process.
A fast and exciting game Of ball
cook place Saturday between the Ne
yadaville Terrors and a nine from
'entral in which the Nevada boys
were victorious. The score was S
TO 2.
Henry Erwin of Indiana, is visiting
mis- sister, Mrs. Ira Slater.
John Lutey and Nicholas Tregay
left Saturday for Bisbee, Arizona,
where they have the promise of good
positions in the mines near that city.
The Owl Club will give one OF
their popular social dances at Can
aon's hall on the evening of May IA.
Good music and fine edibles will
greatly add to the enjoyment of the
occasion.
The annual school election will be
neld the first Tuesday in May. A
president of the board to serve 3
years and a treasurer to serve l
year will be elected on that date.
Ms. Olive Kloer, secretary Of the
school board, has been busily engag
| ed taking the school census the last
| week
T. o. Davey. our popular postmas-
ter and shoe man, not contented
with his monopoly of two of the
most profitable lines in town. opened
in addition dental parlor Tuesday
evening. but soon closed the new de-
partment after a few hours run for
lack of customers.
John 9. Chapple has given up his
lease in the Hubert mine and taken
a position on the Pewabic in Rus
sell.
A company has been formed to
take over the First National Kansas
mine and mill and the leasers are
now cleaning up preparatory to the
beginning of work on company ac-
count. Judge Hicks of Central, is in
terested in this property and it is
understood he will have charge OF
the business affairs of the new com
pany.
Eleven men are now working in
the 500 and 600 foot levels in the
Concrete mine and some good ore is
being taken from this old reliable
mine.
A magnificent specimen of rich cop
per ore, weighing nearly 700 pounds
was broken in the Alps mine during
the last week.
Mrs. James Richards, who has beer
quite Ill, is rapidly recovering.
The public school is planning tc
produce play at Cannon's hall the
latter part of May.
Bruce Slater suffered n badly bruis
ed finger caused by an unexpected
fall of rock in the tunnel where he
is employed.
= The Nevada Gulch Placer Mining
company, encouraged by the showing
, made in a few days run of dirt from
their ground, are putting in an extr;
, SET of tables.
The strike in the German fully re
| corded in these columns two weeks
: ago, still continues to attract atten
ton and looms up greater as thu
) work progresses. A fine specimen
: now on exhibition at the postoffic,
shows vein of unusual value ant
strength. Work on the new shat
oase has been delayed on accoun
> Of inclement weather, will be re
sumed next week and the work o