Gilpin observer., 1913-05-08

Chase and Miss Lydia Hagus at their
meeting ON Tuesday night. The COM
mittee reported profit of $67.45
from the proceeds Of the. dance sup
per given Saturday night. At the
close of the lodge work, social
time with an abundance of refresh
ments was enjoyed by the Al mem
bers present.
Miss Amelia Gabardt returned to
Boulder Tuesday to resume studies
at the University.
Lee Thompson and Curt Rundquist
departed for CRANKY the first of the
week to try their hand at farming.
Mrs. A. F. Grutznacher was call
ed to Denver ON account of an opera
tipon on her father at the hospital.
The three aldermen continue in
their purpose to resign their offices
and refuse to attend council meet
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maughan trav-
eled to Denver Saturday to visit rela-
tiNes.
William Tom left for Lead, S. d.
Sunday to accept a responsible posi-
tion.
Mrs. Henry Klein, of Golden, was
visiting THE Rohling family the fore
part of the week
Walter Miller and wife were up Sat
urday from Denver to visit with their
parents.
Mesdames William Mckenzie and
Thomas Powell of Nederland, were
visiting N c. Hansen Monday. Grand
pa was kept busy showing the ladies
THE sights of the county seat.
Surgeon Albert Chase, U. s., A.,
returned Tuesday, having visited his
mother for the past two weeks. He
lis on furlow from his station in the
Philippines.
The election for school director
and secretary of the board held Mon
day afternoon was spirited in that
ia ballots we're cast for THE Oppos-
ing candidates, Messrs. Charles Mic
cum and James NJ. Seright. The cleo
ton was held in the city hall, the
regular election paraphernafia of vot-
ing booths and ballot boxes being
brought into requisition. Polls were
open from 1870 to O'Clock with the
result that Candidate Niccum receiv-
ed 70 votes and Seright 35, MAX
ing a majority for Niccum of A
votes.
Balfe's orchestra, which so delight
ed the music lovers at the dance
Saturday has been engaged to play
at Manhattan Beach, Denver, for the
season.
Commissioner Geo. Fritz has the
grader at work on the North Clear
Creek road above the Hidden Treas
ure mill.
George Vogel is still confined to
his bed with severe attack of rheu-
matism.
Vivian Fritz returned to Denver
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pease, of Golden,
were visitors SUNDAY.
George Bolander was a business
visitor to Denver Monday.
Nelson and company have ordered
a new gasoline engine for their sal
wage operations on the Hidden Tres
ure mill site.
Manager Shouse, of the Pine Comb
min MT on
that property has disclosed one foot
OF $4,000 ore for a distance Of 90
feet.
George T. Roy, of Corning, N Y.
was visiting old scenes last week.
He was born and raised in Black
Hawk.
Jerry Dunder was a valley passen-
ger Saturday.
James Ferse took in the beauties
Of the great city Of Denver Monday.
Mrs. Fred. Kruse and Mrs. Fred.
Rodgers were passengers on yester-
day afternoons train.
John Stroehle returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Georgetown
and Idaho Springs.
Great flocks Of duck may be seen
any day on Dory hill lake aft the Rob-
bins ranch. John says that they are
awfully tempting but he believes in
upholding the state game laws.
The non-sale of the Fifty, has caus-
ed one of Our business men to post
THE following notice in his store: mo
credit here. Do not ask for it, the
mighty dollar is my only friend. This
means you"
Tuesday morning smoke was dis
covered pouring out of the Fisk mine
shaft. The hose cart was hauled to
the shaft house and connection made