Gilpin observer., 1910-06-09
IN R0LL|NSV|LLE

Lee Barton and wife, of Perigo
went to Denver Monday evening to
spend few days.
Mr.. G. Knutzen was a visitor Sun
day and Monday.
Geo. NJ. Ashmore returned from
Denver Wednesday. where he had
been for the past ten days.
j. A. Ross returned from Denver
Wednesday.
j. c. Mcdowell and two carpenters,
accompanied by Mr.. Mund, OF Den
yer, came up Tuesday morning
and all went out to the new tung-
stem mill on the Beaver.
| ]. w. Koons was a Central visitor
Tuesday.
H. Longnecker, OF the Rollinsville
Pillery, went to Denver Friday eve
ming, returning Sunday morning.
The A. X. r. G. NJ. company load
ed car of tailings for the Golden
smelter Tuesday.
Messrs. White, Raymond and ALI
son, all Of Des Moines, Iowa, were
up Monday and went to Gilpin, look
ing after mining interests.
Henry Nikirk, Of the Lone Star, is
loading car of high grade ore this
week for the Globe smelter.
Lee McLendon. Of Denver, came up
Monday to stop at the Hall camp for
some time to recuperate.
Mart Human, of Nederland, was a
visitor Wednesday.
Tuesday a dispute arose up in
Riders bachelor quarters as to who
would get up and build the fire and
the Col. won as usual. This old war
horse, who was in 32 battles in the
Civil war and shot 81 times, mostly
in the back, made Gooch retreat to
Gilpin, where he is now hiding with
Daugherty. We understand the
trouble will be settled today by ar
irritation, and Gooch will be allowed
to return to camp without striking
his colors.
Quite an argument took place near
the Moffat depot Tuesday between
local parties and the boss teamster
from Perigo. One of the partiea with
high pitched voice could be heard
quite distance, and we looked every
| minute to see an arm fly off from
gesturing. The trouble was finally
settled without bloodshed by the in
reference of Dad Rooms.
NOTICE, BY REQUESTING. Jones
does not correspond for the Observer
Editor.
All Of the summer cottages near
Rollinsville are expected to be filled
up within the next couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal. Sayre went to
Denver Wednesday evening.
H. Longnecker returned Wednesday
from Indianola, Neb., where he had
been the past ten days. on account
of the illness and death of his
brother.
| Mr.. Nelson, of Perigo, took his
wife to the Boulder hospital Tuesday
evening. The high altitude had affect
ed her heart.
VIM. Bloomer was up from Denver
Friday. looking over the Champion
property.
Mr.. Mcdowell was up again Sat
urday, looking after the tungsten
mill work, and reports everything
progressing satisfactorily. The car
penter work will be delayed on &C.
count Of some heavy timbers coming
from the mill over the range, which
had to be cut and sawed.
Mrs. Henry LeFevre returned from
Moffat Friday, where she had been
the past three weeks on account OF
her uncle's sickness. She reports him
as much better.
1t is a good thing that Fred Gooch
came up from Denver to look after
Rider and get his bungalow in shape
He has been doing the laundry act
for the past five days and says he
will also run the Col. through the
suds before he quits.
The question Of freedom Of speech
the privilege accorded every free-borl
American, is liable to come up in the
large city Of Rollinsville very soon
The freedom Of press and the free
dom speech is accorded every maj
in this great u. s., and there Is NJ
trust to dictate to the people in THU
berg as to what they should say. o.
not say or get out. The write
throws down the gauntlet to you all
F. A. Burner was up from Denve
Saturday, looking after the Dais!
Prof. A. ]. Stanton Of Denver. wal
I'M Sunday. Monday morning goin,