Gilpin observer., 1914-06-25

Among those who went to Golden
this week to give testimony in the
trial of Dan Williams were: Lou My
ers, Mrs. Healy, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Niccum and daughter, Eva, Mrs. NJ.
Flick, Joe Walters, Joe Shinherr, Mrs
Martin Miller, C. A. Frost, DR.. C. M.
Froid, Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, Jim Win
ship, Mrs. James Dunstone and Abe
Robins.
| Mickey O'Hea answered a hurry-up
call to come to Golden yesterday to
testify in the Williams case. He was
driven down by Fred Bowden and ar
rived in Golden at about four o'clock
in the afternoon. 1t is understood
that Mickey was very important
witness and testified that he was
positive that there was a gun around
the Williams premises from the fact
that Mrs. Williams on one occasion
had used him for target He claims
to have heard the bullet twice-once
when it passed him, and then when
he passed 1t.
Walter Miller and wife were up
from Denver Sunday, visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs Ralph Myers returned Monday
evening from visit with her moth
er in Denver.
Mrs. M. Lemkuhl was an arrival
Tuesday evening to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. NJ. Froid.
w. C. Stevens and wife returned on
Tuesday evening from their ranch in
the valley.
Archie Gray was up from Golden on
Sunday, where he is conducting a
bakery.He took back with him lot of
utensils he had in the Black Hawk
bakery.
The Women of Woodcraft finished
series of four card games at their
meeting Tuesday evening. The pri-
zes were won by Mrs. Pearl Curry,
LIST, sack of sugar; Mrs. Effie Tabb,
End, sack of potatoes; Mrs. Sophia
Krell, consolation, box of crackers.
Dave Brennin was up from Denver
Saturday and Sunday.
Eddie Jones was up from Denver,
/ Sunday. visiting his parents.
The Dunstone, Fritz, Taylor and
Kofford boys. who are rusticating in
Boulder park, are having great
time. Besides having plenty of fish
for their own use, they are able to
keep their parents well supplied. The
boys had rather amusing experience
upon reaching the park. The Mime
gotti burro, which comprised one of
the team of four driven by
the young sports, was recognized
by resident of the park as his prop
erty and he forthwith asserted his
ownership. 1t seems that the burro
had changed hands several times be-
fore coming into the possession of
the Minnegotti family, who bought
| the animal from Abe Robins. Abe
came by the burro honestly. but it
would appear that someone had gain
ed possession of the long-eared quad
ruped without separating himself
from any coin.
Two shifts will be put on at the
Horn mill this week. to handle the
vast amount of dirt that is awaiting
treatment. The mill is doing good
work on Bates dirt and those who
are interested in the operation of
this mine now have hopes of accum-
ulating untold wealth.
The X. of P. lodge is putting in a
concrete floor IN the basement of
/ their building. Thomas Dunstone is
locking after the work.
Mrs. l.. Pircher was an arrival on
Monday from Tabernash to pack her
household goods preparatory to ship
ping them to that place.
The Sunday school will. meet 2S
inst. at 10 a. m; preaching in the af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Miss Ruth
Tomlinson will sing at this service.
also special music by choir. Mrs.
Kidd will lead the Epworth League
in the evening at O'Clock. All are
invited to all services.