Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1910-05-26
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Mrs. Geo. NJ. Ashmore returned from
Denver Friday. after a ten days visit,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Sayre returned from
Denver Wednesday and left again for
Denver Friday evening.
Mr.. Mcdowell and Mr.. Mund, of the
Tungsten Mines Co., were up Saturday,
making a survey on the Frank Augustus
property. of which they are owners, and
will commence to erect a large mill
within the next ten days, on the prop
erty. We are very glad indeed to see
this improvement it looks good for
the town, as lots of work will be had
now.
Mr.. Daugherty's sister, Of Gilpin, left
Saturday for Denver
Pete Peterson. the Swede Justice,
judge and lord of the Little Gold Dirt
country, left for Denver Saturday.
Jack Southerland has been on the
sick list the past week. Wonder what
caused it?
AS usual the arrival of the Observer
was awaited Saturday by large crowds.
Among the nom subscribers of the paper
the cry was let me see it. Now why
don't you fellows subscribe for 1t and
get all the news. The best news in the
county? 1t was very interesting to see
them read it and see how quick some
Of them got mad. Probably the shoe
pinched. 1t is also amusing to hear
them gamble as to who is the Observer
correspondent. They say Jones does II.
Another says Reid, another says Dad
koons. another says Longnecker and
another will say it sounds like Ash
more. Now for your information you
have not guessed right as none of the
above names give the Observer this
good news. 1t is me. now guess who me
is. 1 am in your city two or three times
e week and will be glad to meet you.
Wednesday we can fish and there will
be more fish stories anoat Wednesday
night than there are fish.
Mr.. Oglesby and Elwood, went to Dem
yer Saturday evening. Mr.. Dunn re-
turning Sunday a. m.
1t Is amusing to watch the nice large
man of our city go to work after some
one has put his office in shape for
him to go into. 1t is also nice to watch
him NOT split the wood and NOT
carry the water. You have it easy, fatty.
but We feel for the little woman.
In the Observer some weeks ago We
gave the items of a fellow we'll known,
causing so much talk by his filthy con-
dition for over two weeks, and certain
parties We're loud in their praise Of this
item, saying it was just right and
should be written up every time. But
last Saturday, certain articles didn't
suit these same parties and you should
have seen them fly up You shouldn't
do this, take your medicine.
F. A. Burnell was up Sunday from
Denver. looking after the Daisy mill.
J. E. Lightbourn was a visitor last
week, looking after the hotel and maxi
ing arrangements for repairs same.
The Golden Flint mine closed down
last Saturday. Sorry to see this as sew
eral men will be thrown out of work
and business hurt to certain extent.
A certain gentleman came down the
trail Saturday morning laughing. and
followed to friend. II have more
money than 1 know what to do with"
Monday afternoon he went back to the
gulch rather sleepy and this same friend
followed to him, II guess you haven't
got more money than you want" and
the coyote gave an angry look and says
very crusty. Nope
Such a time as We had Tuesday night
while watching for the eclipse and the
comet, and how We were entertained by
music furnished by the gang with the
help of Perigo and Eldora, back and
forth. up and down the street. from the
Mad House to the Club House. and oh.
those songs that poured forth-the tune
was about what would be II half star
we'd coyote and Rodericks jack were to
commence their music at once.We don't
know II this was caused by bad water
or the effects OF the eclipse.
Mrs. Mills and All. Rule were Gen.
trail visitors Tuesday.
We understand that Fatty Jones has
been appointed game warden for this
district and that he means to make all
the anglers show up their catch as he
wants to cinch all that do not come up
to the required measurement. Well he
won't catch anyone unless he gets his
wife to do the running for him. We
don't mean to insinuate that fatty Is
lazy.
Fred Frickie OF Tolland, called on J.
A. Ross and John Wolf Saturday night.
Especially the latter.
Mr.. Oglesby and family moved out
from Denver Wednesday and will live
on the Beaver. Mr.. Oglesby intends to
work his tungsten claims this year.
The A. X. r. C. NJ. Co. is loading q
car OF concentrates for the Golden
smelter.
Jessie Williams returned from Denver
Tuesday.
Quite a number OF anglers were over
from Nederland Wednesday, trying their
luck.
II. w. Spingis and L. o. James. Of
Boston. Mass. were up Wednesday.
looking after their interests In tho
tungsten fields on the Beaver.
sTOckHOlDERs MEETING.