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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-06
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Dear Miss Grey: Cd Will linen
suits be worn this summer? (2) OF
what materials will long summer
coats be made? CD Should an eve
ming dress for a girl of 10 be made
with low neck and short sleeves?
ca If with short sleeves, should
long gloves be worn? 60 Are there
county school commissioners in all
the states? A READER.
A.-O Yes. (2) Linen, pongee
and white serge. 90 If it is be-
coming fashion. "a Yes. 60 No.
Dear Miss Grey: Why is It
that after using massage for q few
days my skin seems flabby around
the mouth and new lines appear?
ENQUIRER.
| A.-Look for an article on ia.
cial massage which will soon ap.
pear.
Dear Miss Grey: How long
| before marriage must announce.
ment cards be sent?
CONSTANT READER.
| A-AnnOuncement cards are sent
out on the day of the wedding, or
the day following.
Dear Miss Grey: l have al asst
years serge suit that is perfectly
good, but has half sleeves in it.
How can l remedy same? FANNY.
A.-Let it alone. Short sleeves
are fashionable.
Dear Miss Grey: Cd When l
am introduced to a person what
must | say?
(2) When l introduce my mother
in-law. what should l say, This is
by mother-in-law" or This is my
wife's mother?" HARRY.
A.-O Merely say, I'm pleased
to meet YOU"
GU 1t isn't necessary to explain
the relationship. This is my
mother, Mrs. So-and-So," is suffic.
lent
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s3eing in Carson the only fugitive
id sight. stopped him.
i"let me CO." cried Carson, strug-
Cling. Come with me and arrest
man for attempt to murder"
That cock won't fight" an
skered the policeman. Good dodge,
but won't go with me. What's he
done?" he inquired, bringing Theo-
dore back.
Nobody seemed to hav eany def
mite complaint to make.
He jumped out of his airship,'
said one. land acted like he. was
going to brain some one"
did he brain any one?' asked
the policeman.
No replied the Mobilion, "but
he might"
eff he had met any one with
brains" said Craighead. "to act as
the corpus delecti. A Draining re-
quires brainee-a term connecting
brains. Advocatus Diabolus. they
case is weak"
'But he ran Off" persisted the
Advocatus Diabolus, las if pursuing
some one" *'~-' So
"Or trying to get somewhere, ="
supplied Crsighead. aren't people
here allowed to hurry? Have you
ordinances against haste, o Guard
ian of the Realm? What's the speed
limit for pedestrians in Mobile,
anyhow" -,-,,
A boy in a messenger cap inter-
rupted the colloquy by calling "Mr.
Cahson, Mr.. Cahson!" as if "pag-
ing" a man in hotel.
I'm Carson" said Theodore.
what do you want?'
Somebody on the wire for you at
the telephone booth at the hotel,'
replied the messenger. wants you
at once"
MAY I go?" asked Theodore of
the policeman.
Wondering who in Mobile might
desire speech with him. Carson
said, Who's this?" into the trans
mitter.
"Your old friend Wilmer" said
the receiver. Crazy as ever. Never
mind where am; I'll tell that after
I've talked, if you want me to-you
pup"
Carson glared into the receiver
with crimson face and lips drawn
back unhandsomely; then hastily
returned it to his ear. and caught
the middle of sentence about
smuggling.
Il didn't get that" said Carson.
"Well, you'll get it," said Wilmer
''if you amt careful You can have
me pinched-but I can prove an
alibi And while I'm proving things
I'll fix you fellows for smuggling;
and put Harrod where the dogs
won't bite him; and you. too"
Il don't know anything about
smuggling" protested Theodore.
'Well," went on Wilmer. ''if you
dig into the big sand hill with the
steel buoy on it, you will. You'll
find what'll put you in a better
trade than putting me in prison for
a frolic with your aeronef. Oh, don't
talk so innocent! How did you
finance your airship, except by free
trade?"
Carson had nothing to say. He
remembered Captain Harrod's ex-
precision when Wilmer had called
him a old smuggling fool. He re-
membered a thousand mysterious
things, now made plain by the
hypothesis of Harrod's having
yielded to the coastwise temptation
of smuggling. That the old man he
loved should be guilty of felony
was bad; but to be in Winners
power was worse. Thus, thought
Carson, while Wilmer waited for
his reply, uttering into the instru-
ment a sly. sinister, eXasperating
chuckle.
Continued Tomorrow
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FROM MARY'S
COOK BOOK

Chocolate Pudding-To one quart
of milk add one cup of sugar and
yolks of five eggs. Heat in double
boiler, add two tablespoons of corn
starch dissolved in mil, and four
tablespoons of grated chocolate and
flavor with vanilla and cinnamon.
Beat until smooth, turn into but
tered baking dish and bake 80 min
utes. Cover with meringue made of
whipped whites of the eggs and two
tablespoons of powdered sugar.
Brown in oven and serve cold.
New Mint Sauce-To make a
very appetizing sauce to serve with
roast lamb, dissolve two table
spoons fine sugar in one tablespoon
boiling water and add three table
spoons finely chopped mint. Set it
away for half hour. then drop in.
drop by drop, one tablespoonful of
the finest olive oil and a teacupful
of orange juice. This sauce should
be made one hour before it is re-
quired for the table.
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The Press. ANY one WISHING u III
sert such news should mail 1t to the
society editor or phone before ~
a. m.
The browning feature of the sea-
SON among the affairs of the Wom-
AFT club was the luncheon given at
/ o'clock today at the Hall Of the
Doges, Davenport's. Mrs. J. II. Kane
and Mrs. c. Fl. Mccoy were the
toastmistresses of the occasion.
The guest list included the men,
bers of the club and their friends,
also the members of the Lawrence
Stock company.
The Spokane SorOsis are holding
their last meeting of the year today
at the home of Mrs. George H.
Goble on Seventh avenue. The af-
fair is given in honor of presidents
day and Mrs. II. c. Blair will be
the guest of honor.
& & 4
Some of the most delightful af-
fairs given at the Y. w. c. A. have
kaen the circle entertainments.
pm past occasions the girls of
the dressmaking, millinery and Of
flee circles have been entertained.
Tomorrow evening party will be
given at the association rooms for
hn ;,Ir Ne he toll III
A program of games has been ar
ranged and refreshments will be
served.
Frank T. Miles will present his
pupils in a piano and organ recital
Tuesday evening in the Vincent
Methodist church.
z & Z
The alumni of Brunot hall will
give a luncheon in honor of the
graduating class tomorrow at DAY.
exports.
In the evening of the same day
Miss Bailey will entertain at a dane
ing party at the gymnasium of the
school About 60 guests have been
hidden.
4 = e
Mrs. Bert Merritt will be hostess
at a pretty informal affair tOmOr-
row afternoon when she will enter
tain the members Of the Jonquil
club at a luncheon at her home. S07
Illinois avenue. The hour is 2
o'clock.
& q
Miss Daisy Cooper is entertaining
today for Miss Annette Oudin at the
Cooper home on Pacific avenue.
The social hours were spent at
whist.
4 & 4
The Athenaeum club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. C. S.
McClusky at her residence, 1908
Boone avenue.
q q 4
Mrs. A. l.. Porter received the
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y

Social news is a daily feature OF
The Press. Any one wishing to in
sert such news should mail it to the
society editor or phone before ~
a. m.
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The above cut is an exact imita-
ton of our roOfless plate. 1t is one
of the latest devices used in my
office exclusively.
NATURAL GUM WORK.
I am now using artificial gum In
connection with my bridgework, dis
carding all the brazen appearance
of the gold you see in all other
offices. Color exactly as nature has
given it.
PLATES.
can give you a plate without
rubber and without metal that is ex.
actly in color as the tissues of the
mouth.
INLAY INSTEAD OF CROWN.
If the large gold crown is dis
tasteful to you we have something
beautiful in its stead No rough
joints at the gums to become sore
and bleed on cleaning. Leaving as
much Of the natural tooth exposed
as possible. ->''' ~@
EXHIBITS.
phave some very beautiful sam
ples OF my natural gum work to
show you when you come in. am
always very glad. indeed. to show
you and talk to you and all my ex-
aminations and consultations are
absolutely " free s,,.,.,r..
is absolutely unlimited; any time
my work isn't perfectly satisfac-
tory, bring ii to me at once. have
the remedy-and it Is FREE.
FREE.
The thorough cleaning | give you
every six months Is something you
never heard of in any office before,
I assure you. do this so | can
protect my work against decay or
wear of any kind. 1t saves me OF
having to do my work over and also
saves the patient the extra pain
! and sorry.
ASK me your difficult questions
CONSULT me as to the best
work for your particular case.
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7. E. WESTLAKE co.
1856 Riverside Ave.

The Sanitary, Up-to-the-Minute
Grocery. Established Is Years
Our motto Is quality; our
methods care In filling your or
ders. courteous treatment at all
times and prompt deliveries.
We are at present charging
our plant to meet the require
ments of an increasing business.
Call on us and convince yourself
that we can supply your wants
and insure your satisfaction.
We would be pleased to show
you through our new modern
bakery and other manufactur-
ing departments at all times.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

.Fa- any portion 81 the enemy hr". r'"
.zrr-'s 81 th" Army Council v n. p.'-rrv'
-.. altitude which the rl.hiu" alta r-
T. - reck oned that an a"-up'au" sh"v'G
r. a. east > .OnU fec high M ride. n" "yo.'
ne fire
Nfrer despatch carrying experiment. -
'ta alrmen Will take o. pa-ss''uE'r- officers
especially instructed 20 make an r~'uUat"
II tho value Of aerial recommending Tn"
- onnoitrinE officers will iraw r'1gn
maps while IN Oh" ar md .'," lAp.1-
graphs of the land below ''"..
Among the points N..u ' ." "nu-
-dered IN connact,nu V.'a .. ---ial
recommending will be- '." jn--. 'y pt
accurately oh-,ryIng an "ur''t ..'-. Oh
from such a dI-ranr" h".' co.. mas"
gunfrs a neghgIUi" danger
Col Grantham. who ra- n,.... Nir '-
the military value Of tH. a',n. uu" 90
me fying meetings bed 20 this country.
. convinced u would BE-. matter OF '.-
greatest dificulty to Dor an aerppItu"
With ginfire when n j. a. ans ron~Id"rahI 70
slavauon monopduH a. 2."" Tee.
4vlng a. fifty miles an hour w"u'd, n
ms opinion. present an almost hni".''--
proposition for gIuu"r- I''i""
~ government ''l
,rmmonwealth - iut"r"-trng .'-''Ii ~ in"
saI.e 81 the aeroplaI. - az auxiliary Of
var IL has offered an awarl ~ 80. 'r"
'.- me lest military a-roplau". fui forty
me designs have i--n entered for fu"
...rr..rrtion. Sin 81 thr-ntri,s r.'. " from
r-aat Britain but those Will t'' declared
...tId Unless thu. entrants ar" p."' lr"t
.r ..d their machines IA Ai.-' rdla a't
.,.. 'h"ru tested there
Poe. commission 81 French naval go.
-...'- under tho presidency - admiral
=. ru,d which was appointed ny i.'
y -i.- 90 Marin" 80 study IN" question
' OBJ. employment 80 a.ropi7u"s ~ 800
,. 90 he naval z.'rvIc. tas pc s'u'Hi
... .r-. Of - r"'spr'- Although Tive
...r. rr.. Kept secret % ~ a.owu thai a. %
..r.t.. --.uu uuhcsItatInEiv go "inin"t'-
cation and equipment ~ an aerial
.... OIL. a"rvlr" m naval warf1r".
... rH-f important proposal cpria lr''i
..a report - that certain hattl'-~h 81
-... -..r scouts ~ each naval division
-... AIRY Ne" latest typ~ of a"roplaU"
....H rh. commission ~ 81 tn" opinion
49, no. g aunt" possible 10 carry aero
"7 aboard warship= and m" most
''r w" for the purpose Is now b"inR
-
fol. "-rn the French Minister of War
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AIR SCOUTS FOR ENGLAND
TUO tTROPI iNEN 10 ItkL
PIRT ~ IRNI Hi\RI rms.
An NcriaI NaNaI IIeet for France ~
trrrimrnI, IN shooting nj Nrroplane>
nuiIrs of French NnnarN Nlrmrn
MonoplancS for the Italian NTnN

r.>u.,. Aug n Th' British military
s..r.r."a. following th" I"ut e the
S.. r hay. d.sc,d"l - employ ."ro-
,.,... for rrcunnutTnC ,ut u"sug 'H
....g.0E AZ a." army m,uIuyr"s which
rs-.1 rn Septenl'"r 10 \ modes; ~ RI
o., made With Two British u'rw"n.
...a ~ whom will D." attached - 'r"
..4a-.' oficry Srmmardlug go" Re-
any and tho cher 20 IN" opposing
commander of tho Rlur torr"-
r. Is MOI Intended that rira"- rmau
.tsn p. called upon "a drup.-trs'' DO"
re,r rIr'.Ne possibilities ~ IN" ms"hues
They Will n. used purely - a"-Iai scout
and despatch hearers
Wrt. an a rInau - carrying a m-~>t .,''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

'u find uut when an ascent i pu~s rhi'
When the msuptIyr'-- are over the
engineers stan - 2, luuk Tor % Suitable
.isTudrume m the mountainous dIrfTIDi-
81 central France where 'h- aviation
corps will h. al ls' Ia study wItBuut having
20 leave the ground 10 any great height
the effects - the rlr-'icIiiuu Of N" air
IN the carburatipn ami generally On tn"
work ing II their apparatus
Experiments ar. icing made ~ the mel. .
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'a-y amp At ChAlors-sT Marn" with -
view 10 a-C"rfaInIug th" test means 81
employing artillery against AR craft
~" military authorities -s'ern disIi. --'-d
iD Keep nh" matter secret fpr N" moment.
tIr apparently experiments a." n"IHR
made with = shell that leaves n trail 81
white sWpk" t"ulnd which i replaced by
another color when M" pr"J"C'lI' reaches
~ maximum altitude Tn" gun u pointed
nearly vertically when M" shot j. fired
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-12
IN R0LL|NSv|LLE

Gus Jacobs returned to CRANKY
Wednesday after a few days visi!
" it'll his mother, Mrs. Koshac.
The Candy Kid, Mr.. Gibbons, rep
resenting the Nevin Candy Co., Den
YER, was business visitor Saturday.
The state engineers have been
surveying the proposed Moon gulch
road fer six days now and nothing
definite settled ON yet as to where
the road will be run. Locks as
though whole let of the appropriar
tion for this road will be expended
in running lines before the actual
work begins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorgnecker are en-
PERTAINING the,- re.ce from McCook
this week.
Hal Sayre and son, Robert, went
to Denver Saturday evening to spend
Sunday in the city. They returned
Wednesday.
Everyone is invited to hear the
Penobscott bard, which gives two
concerts daily, morning and evening
Mr.. Butler. of the Golden Sun was
business visitor Saturday.
We understand the A. X. R. Is in
extra good ore again. This accounts
for the 2x4 smile ON Grandpa Ash
more's FACE the past few days.
Census enumerator Longnecker, af
ter displaying his puter badge, new
XII XII suit and high top boots In
Apex and Tol.and fer the past week
Is at home with his family over Sum
day. He reports walking over 300
miles last week (?) well, am not
the emily one"
Understand we are to have a meal
pe,idler soon. Owners look out.
Otto Human. a former resident Of
this place is reported very sick a
their home In Nederland. We trus
nothing serious.
George Hi:man CT Denver, was W
Sunday. visiting his brother, Mart
returning Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Jones, Messr b
Wolf ard johnson, were guests at TIL
Ashmore bungalow Sunday. and re
port a good time and an extra flint
dinner.
F. A. Burnell was up from Denve'
Sunday.
Mr.. Pearl and Mr.. Brcokman, O
the Gi,pin Mining Co.. were UP Sun
day, looking after the Little Col,
Dirt property. which they expect t,
open up In the near future.
The A. X. r. G. M. Co., shlppe
a car OF Gre to Denver last week
and are loading another car now, as
the Lone Star and Flint are eacl
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-12
moved out Tuesday, accompanied by
his mascot, Ro1erick.

The state engineer finished the sur
vey of the proposed Moon gulch road
Tuesday, and We will Few know in
a few days where the read is to
run. Let Us hope by this time next
week they will be at work On the
read. AS we stated last week this
road is badly reeded en- account of
the heavy development work in Moon
gulch, which is Handicapped fer the
want CT a read in the proper place.
Don't delay. Act to1ay-"loose this
day loitering-t'wil be the same story
tomorrow ard the next day mcce dila-
tory. The undecisicn brings its own
delays and days are losk, lamentins
over days. Are yea in earnest? Seize
this very day. Boldness end genius,
power ard magic in it, Only engage,
and then the mind Crews heusel1.
Begin and the work will be ccqnplet-
ed
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-12
IN RUSSELL GULCH

James Wood went to Denver Fri
day CT hnt week to visit with his
parents and Ito see some Of the Wet
o-n league base ball games. Jim
says Denver has a strong team this
season ncd should capture the pen
rant.
Tuesday Afternoon, tramway engine
No hauled to Black Hawk 10 cars
CT ere from the Frontenac mine In
Willis gulch.
jerk Davil VERT to Denver Friday
to get a line On the Denver Western
League base ball team, and reports
them as sure winners this season
Genet parties are numerous in this
section. Local people have been arts
ing as early as three o'clock to view
Halley's comet.
E. H. Crabtree, CT the Federal
mine is visiting in Denver and Boul
der and Denver.
Mrs. P. Reed of Denver, spent Sun
dag with J. Simmons and family.
Louis Meyers left Saturday for
Leadville, where he expects to secure
employment.
w. l.. Shull left Saturday ITO visit
with his family in Denver.
Miss Fannie Uren, who had beer
visiting relatives and friends in the
valley. returned home last Thursday
Mrs. r. II. Richard returned Sat
urday, after a visit with her husband
who has been wintertrg in Arvada.
Several members of THE Blue Rib
bon club journeyed to Nevadaville
last Saturday evening, where they
gave a surprise parity en- the Misse'
RichErEs, and sister, Mrs. jamie
Tuck. Games, refreshments and mus
lie were enjoyed during the evening
and all presen; report having had q
most enjoyable time. Among those
who attend were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Kirk, Mrs. Louis Schieffer; The
Misses Alberta Matthews, Jane We're
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-12
loading a car fer Denver.
DR.. Harry F-arl.z and Burrow, were
Neier2nd visitors Sunday.


DR.. Harry F-arlz and Burrow, were
Nederlald visitors Sunday.
Please don't lcok at HaNey's COM
ct while on our Main, street CT you
might fail over a, six-monsh old stack
of logs, horse shoes, saw bucks and
scrap iron, c. piles Of dirt, ETC.. that
have been decorating the streets fer
time immemorial.
1t is reported that Mills & Rule
have bought MART Humans teaming
outfit and Human will go in bust
ness In Denver.
The little aid in last weeks paper
about the gentleman CD going to
bed with his shoes en-, seemed to
hurt some one judging from the
way certain parties flew around and
made remarks. If this panty don't
like to see anything in print about
his friends. he should advise them
to act a gentleman when he comes 10
town and not act a hog. The writer
drink. In fact he takes one himself;
but there is limit to all things
and wish ITO say a repetition of the
actions repeated last week will be
attacked more strongly than ever.
Mr.. HoerIer, CT lCen.Iul was a Wis
i.or over might Tuesday at the Rol-
linsville hotel.
Some people complain Of their
troubles, in fact always making a
hollo over small things, saying they
have mere trouble than anyone. The
writer wishes to say you don't know
what trouble is and If you waEt to
find out just watch Col. Rieier when
he has four or five calling fer mail
all at once; two or three more want
ing money orders; Central City, Ned
erland and Boulder all calling him al.
once on the phone, then he can tell
you what trouble is.
Quite a number Of Perigo people
were visitors Tuesday, Gun account OF
it being pay day at the Flint.
James Armstrong. of Boston, was
up Monday, looking after mining In
tere5tsJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Longnecker and
neice. Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross, Col.
Reider and Jack Elder took dinner
at the Rollinsvil!e hotel Sunday, and
are very loud in prais!ng Ma Kolons'
cooking.
Due to Lack of space, an extra
special contribution Of onr correspoci'
de1.t was omitted this week, but will
appear later.
Miss Anna Jchrson OF Denver, whN
has been visiting at Moon gulch the
past ten days, returned to Denver
Wednesday.
Mr.. w. H. Grant, former proprietor
!, Of the Rollinsville hotel. has bought
the Scotney ranch and stock aDd
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-12
NOTICE
NOTICE
County ceaaS VI of fS ailpin }ss.

State Of Colorado }
County of Gilpin b.
In the County Court, In Probate.
In the matter of the}, Sboer G to
estate of Alfred Welt on Petition TO,
stein, deceased. )Sale Of Real
ESTATE.
This matter coming on to be heard
on this 18th day of April, A. D. 1910,
upon the petition filed herein by
Fritz ]. Altvater, administrator Of
said estate, for the sale of the fol-
lowing described real estate, or a
portion thereof, to-wit:
Surprise lode, Survey No. 500, the
Mexican, New Surprise and Maya
lodes, Survey No. 1908, the Surprise
Extension West lode, Survey No.
S679. and the Aztec lode, Surprise
No. 2, lode, Surprise No. lode, Wen
ma lode, Yucatan lode, SO lode, Cam
peche lode, Anahauc lode, Yukatan
No. l lode, Tunnel No. lode, Tun-
mel No. 3 lode, City of New York
lode. City of Brooklyn lode, Surprise
Tunnel No. l lode, The Surprise Tun-
mel and Tunnel Site, The Surprise
Mill Site. All in Gilpin County, Colo
RADIO, and of record in the office of
the Clerk and Recorder Of said Coun-
ty; also an undivided one-third Of
White Rock lodes Nos. l, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, Z, 8, and 9. locations recorded in
Book TIA of said County records, Col
conda placer as described in book
155, page 275, said county records, all
for the purpose of paying the unpaid
and allowed claims against said es-
tate amounting to about $1429O.14,
n inns cd fiv,xx TO
$4752.S3, and such further claims as
may be hereafter allowed. together
with costs and expenses Of admins
tration,
And 1t now appearing from said
petition. to the satisfaction of the
court, that proper and legal grounds
exist for the sale of all or a portion
OF said real estate.
Now Therefore, 1t Is ordered by the
Court that all heirs at law of said
deceased be and appear before the
said Court at the Court Room of said
Court in the City of Central, County
and State aforesaid. on the 23rd day
OF May, A. ID. 1910, at the hour OF
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day. then and there to show cause
any there be. why an order should
not be made directing the said ad-
ministrator to sell the whole or SO
much of said real estate as may be
necessary for the purposes specified
in said petition.
IL Is, further ordered that tins
order be published for at least four
successive weeks in the "Gilpm OBJ.
server" weekly public newspaper
published in said County.
BY the Court:
(SEAL)
| WILLIAM C. MATTHEW'S,
| County Judge.
LIST pub. Apr. %; last May 10, 1910.
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-12
CALL FOR WARRANTS.

Parties holding registered warrants
issued by the City Of Central mark
ed CITY" dated prior to November
18th, 1907, and bearing any number
below 1868, or registered warrants is
sued by the City of Central marked
Water" dated prior to November
10th, 1907, and bearing any number
below 1868, are requested to present
the same for payment on or before
Saturday, May 21st, 1910. Interest on
said warrants will cease on that
date.
NJ. j. LEAHY,
City Treasurer.
Dated at Central City, Colorado,
April 18th, 1910.
First pub. Apr. 81; last May 10, 10.
Orappes and bananas Mt Hawley's
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Charles Edward Philips,
deceased.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed Executor OF the last VIII
and Testament Of Charles Edward
Philips late of the County Of Gil
pin and State Of Colorado. deceased.
hereby gives notice that he will ap-
pear before the County Court Of Gil
pin County. at the Court House In
Central City at the March Term. on
the fourth Monday in May next, at
which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose
Of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated this 14th day Of March A. D.
1910.
ALBERT GUNDY,
Executor
lat pub. Apr. 81; last May IL. 1910
Gilpin observer., 1910-05-12

Reduced price sale at Bankers. An
goods marked down-Bargains In
everything.