Gilpin observer., 1913-01-30
NEVADAV|LLE NOTES

ety, neld at the home OF Mrs. j. Stev.
ems on last Thursday evening, was
largely attended. Ice cream and cake
were served and the ladies enjoyed
a general good time.
Nick Warne was compelled to re-
main in bed few days on account Of
the grippe.
Work on the new shaft building at
the Pozo mine was started Saturday.
1t will be erected with all possible
speed as the operators of this proper
ty are very anxious to begin active
mining.
Hugh Lawry is hobbling about on
crutches as result of the accident
he experienced Wednesday of last
week.As he was leaving the residence
of Nick Warne he slipped on some
ice and dislocated the ankle of his
left leg. Hugh has been having all
kinds of exciting experiences the past
week or two while delivering meat in
Nevada.
James Reseigh and John Quintrall
have started work on the Little Pitts
burg mine. owned by the former. The
shaft is down 80 feet and the show
ing is very encouraging.
After a residence in Golden Of three
years John Quintrall finally arrived at
the conclusion that there is no pl ce
like home and consequently returne,
to Nevada last Thursday In the opin-
zion Of Mr.. Quintrall, this muchly fav-
ored spot is a paradise compared to
Golden, even though that city does
boast of brewery.
Ben Kraemer handled the brakes
at the thirst parlor during the absence
of his brother, John, who took in the
stock and other shows in Denver last
week.
H. c. Bolsinger went to Denver
early last Saturday morning. Mr..
Bolsinger is of the belief that the
altitude of Nevada is not conclusive
to good health, pleasing disposition
or a happy frame of mind for one
who tarries too long at time.
Quartz hill gives undisputable evil
dence of becoming the most active
; part of the county in the next two or
three months. 1t is doubtful II there
will be an available house in Nevada
by early summer, and it would not be
surprising to see the hillsides dot
; ted with tents.
c. L. Gage, manager of the Rails
County mine, writes from the east
that he expects to, be home the fore
part of the coming month.
Mrs. J. Quintrall of Nevadaville.
who has been the guest of E. E.
Smith and other friends for several
days left Tuesday for her home
/ Golden Globe.
The Sunday School will convene at
the regular hour of 2:2O p. m; preach
ing by the pastor at $3.50; preaching
by the Rev. Will Flick at T. The pas
tor is grateful to his parishioners for
voting him three-weeks vacation in
, March.
Patrick Reid left Friday for a
short stay at Georgetown.
Charles Kendel left yesterday for
| SCutihc.
Joe. Bush is contemplating trip
: overland on the hurricane deck OF
, Lou Dillon to Georgetown unless he
hears from his partners at that place
in very few days.
: George Rule was passenger to
. Georgetown on Thursday.
]. ]. Kraemer returned from Dem
| Yer last Sunday, and reports that he
, considered the stock show well worth
, the trip. but the baby show was be-
yond his comprehension, they were
, too cute for anything.
A. ]. and John Kraemer returned
, from Denver last Tuesday night. They
say that the stock show was just
! splendid, and they ought to know
: as they are very good judges in that
line. We don't doubt their word in
the least.
Richard Trezise Jr. returned Tues
, day after investigating the stock
and baby shows. He says he had n
splendid time, but his retort was shot
to pieces.
, James Stevens returned Tuesday
from the stock show where he gave
1t the closest kind of an investigation
and says it was just fine. but the
baby show was out of sight.
At the regular meeting Of Rich
mond Lodge. No. 81 Knights OF Py-
thias. last Thursday night, the rank
Of Knighthood was conferred on
James Stevens.