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Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18
BLACK Hawk NEWS

Mrs. Coma Fulton, one of the
teachers in the local schools, was
i called to Pueblo yesterday on ac.
, count of the death of her husband.
Caroline, the little daughter of DR..
and Mrs. c. NJ. Froid, is reported
very Ill.
Five miners from Nevadaville and
three from Idaho Springs were tax.
en- by Blake Bros, to the Flint mine
at Perigo Sunday. Quite a good
sized force is now employed in the
Flint mine and mill.
Station Agent Taylor is greatly en-
Unused over the healthy revival in
! freight business. He says both the
incoming and outgoing freight the
first month and half of this year
exceeds that of last Seventy-eight
cars were shipped out during the
month of January as against 60 for
the same month in last year He
thinks this months shipm ents will
exceed those of the same month of
last year by 25 cars
John Webster went to Denver on
Sundays train.
VIM. Beau returned Monday from
trip to Golden.
VIM. Boardman came up from Ar
vada Monday to look after operations
at the Bavaria mine.
Carl n of 1t
with friends a few days during the
week.
Mrs. w. Kriley received word on
Monday that her brother would un-
dergo an operation for stomach
trouble.
Several gentlemen came up from
Denver the fore part Of the week to
arrange to resume operations on the
Eliza Jane property.
Mrs. John Robins returned Sun
day from Gfeeley
H. c. Vervalin, of Denver, visited
this week with Vivian Fritz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis O'Donnell, of
Greeley. Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Ru-
dolph and sons, of Denver, James
Williams. of Leyden, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. ]. Smith and son and Mrs. O'Don-
nell, of Denver, accompanied the re-
mains of Mrs. Esther Robins to
Black Hawk Sunday.
A large crowd attended the public
card party given by the Women of
Woodcraft Tuesday evening and had
a very enjoyable time, everything
necessary to make the occasion a
most pleasant one being provided
Mrs. Jake Krell received the lady's
first prize, Mrs. Pearl Kriley, sec
ond and Mrs. Kuhns, consolation.
Chas. Klais is doing all kinds of
business taking photographs for min.
ing men who intend to operate in
Gilpin county. He says there's moth
ing to it-Gilpin county will surely
bask in the invigorating sunshine Of
prosperity this summer
John Stroehle made a business trip
to Idaho Springs this week.
The Sunday school will convene at
this place 81 inst at 10 a. m. Preach
ing by the pastor at II a. IN. Every
body is invited to these services.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18

Gary, Ind.-The first rails rolled in
three months were turned out at the
Gary plant of Illinois Steel company
Monday. Four more openhearth fur
naces are to be alighted soon to
take care OF steel demands OF the
rail mill. This will make 20 active
open-hearth furnaces ut work. In ad
dition there were In operation today
270 coke ovens and all rolling mills
Four thousand five hundred men are
at work. of whom 1000 returned with
In the past ten days.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18
BEAUTIFY AND ADoRN

AS the whole world is becoming
interested in mining in the Rocky
mountains, more especially that por-
ton OF it lying within the confines
OF Colorado, it is none too early to
call the attention of our city dads"
to the Importance of cleaning up and
beautifying our town. The coming
summer will undoubtedly bring more
capital and tourists to Colorado and
Gilpin county, than for many years
In the past and each and every one
should vie in making the town
thing of beauty and joy forever"
Our present Mayor is by nature en-
dowed with those aesthetic qualities
SO essential to the well-being of a
town with cleanliness and thrift, and
We have no doubt that he and his
subord1nates will attend to every de-
tail. The 'Huckleberry Dispatch
that has so kindly catered to our ev-
cry want during the somber wintry
months, will soon be replaced by the
latest type of easy riding cars for
accommodation of the summer traf-
fic, and our up-tO-date and enterpris-
ing county commissioners will grant a
charter for the jitney bus line to
convey tourists to the various points
OF interest throughout our ever
changing and beautifying landscape
Arrangements are now being made
with our artistic painters, by the Cen
trail City Omnibus and Cab company
to repaint and redecQrate their bus
ses and cabs to meet with the gem
eral demand OF progress, and the bet
ter to add to the convenience and
comfort of their patrons. Cur busi-
ness men are already making the
price on the necessities OF life so
low, that the tourist can well afford
to rent one of our many beautiful
summer cottages and partake of their
repast beneath their own vine and
fig tree, where the invigorating at
mosphere from our lofty and dis
tant snow-capped peaks lends en-
chantment and aids digestion to the
weary body and soul.
Now is the time when our thrifty
and tasty housewife should select
her flower seeds to beautify and ad-
orn her home with the most choice
of flowers and vines, that will pour
forth their beauty, fragrance and
loveliness later in the season. thus
forming a panorama view that will
attract the eye of the stranger as
they meander through our elevated
resident streets and catch a birds
eye view of our fertile American
Desert in the distance. The OBJ
server whose every pulsation of the
heart beats in sympathy for the bet
terment of conditions in county and
state, will ever be found rendering
such aid as lies within its power. that
the joyous refrain of Gilpin's renown
may echo from shore to shore.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

The usual services next Sunday.
Mr.. Clark will have charge of the IL
o'clock service. y
The Sunday school at 10 a. m. will
study the lesson ON The Death of Eli
and His Sons" found in Sam. Al
-13, is.
Christian Endeavor at p. m. Top
ic "Favorite Chapters OF the Bible
and why" Ps. 23;1-6.
The Bible study Glass will meet
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
at the home of w. U. S. Parsons on
Casey Avenue.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18

A Grand historical pageant Is to
be given by the Denver Teachers
Club in the city auditorium, afternoon
and evening of February 81. Beauti-
ful scenery showing cliff dwellings,
frontier post. Indian lore. and the
history and progress of Colorado in
general. Fantastic dances. Indian
dances, beautiful costumes. etc. The
prairie schooner of the Sixties. Illus
trating the spirit of pixies Peak
or Bust" etc. There will be nearly
three hundred participants together
with some acts in which horses and
oxen will take a part
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18
PIANO FOR RENT

With privilege of buying later and
having rent paid apply on the price
or will sell now to responsible party
on easy monthly. quarterly or semi
annual terms. Write at once for par
ticulars to The Knight-Carpte'l Musi
Co.. Denver, Colo. 49-S
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18

IA, 1911, OF bronchial pneumonia, Mar
gorie Alice Bowden, aged 10 months.
The funeral took place yesterday.
The baby was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. NJ. Bowden, who have
the sympathy of the community in
their sad loss.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18

The Central Shoe & Clio. Co., have
decided to quit business and are ad.
vertising bargains in a big ad in
this issue from % 10 80 per cent be-
low the actual cost of the goods
Clothing can be had at so low q
price the poorest of us can hide
our nakedness and be dressed like
millionaires and with the low prices
Of meats charged by the Observer
we can boast of full stomach be.
meath the good clothes. What more
does a man want? 1t does seem
that the good things are coming to
a long-suffering public all at once.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18

G. w. Duffield and wife arrived in
the city last week and have leased
the Fred Totman residence on high
street. Mr.. Duffield will have charge
Of the Iron City mill office that is
located next to the Davies Pharmacy.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18

Arthur Most. manager of the Ma
tional tunnel at Black Hawk. shipped
a carload of concentrates this week
consisting of 33,051 pounds to the
Globe smelter at Denver that return
ed $24.39 per ton.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18

FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS
and linoieum, Kitchen Utensils and
Other Household FurnishIngs, at c.
o. Richards Furniture Co.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18
NOTICE.

To all parties interested:
On and after April 1st, 1915. inter
est at the rate Of eighteen uS) per
oentum per annum, will be charged
against all delinquent City taxes.
By order of the City Council, of
the City of Central. At.
Attest,
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18

G. NJ. Laird, editor of the Regi, ter
who underwent an operation at the
hospital in Denver last week for
stomach trouble, is getting along
nicely. The doctors claim that when
he recovers his stomach will be so
strong a monkey wrench will be re-
quired to turn it.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18

Born-In Central City Saturday
Feb. 13. 1915, to the wife af Tony
Steneck, an IL pound daughter.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18

Advertise in the Observer and get
results.
Gilpin observer., 1915-02-18
INCREASED ACTIVITY AT GARY

W. T. WARREN, City Clerk.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-15
= Sdlmisbmtinsr Senrp g. Sdep

- Sdmisbmeii,sr eenrp 9. Sdep
pert iam aeiiern mi, eiutm neuer
Stuoebaier Hut ompbiiIe. ilr tpclct,
hptarabise Gar CT aaeut III. Dor
Ciaae 9itp heelnseiahreu. Tieiei
auimpbiI Wtrb bier Der Tsmruhm
,ion nienen.
-Tie arl. Scrnarbina uns Roia
GoiirOp. Die eilihe &odlen bel ben
@aerrn:.iE 6reeburs nno bel ben
sd,peiiern in aidioun.ain perleb.
ten. !ehrten aehsrn bcale,tet pcn
BEN Shw-aer oerru Stephan Ctss
une heiien 2pd,,er elizabeth. heim.
-reu Sobu Skinner ans Vattin
iiao hctierireut aber bic anfunft ei
nes { S0buheus bns om letter. Ten.
nerstaa als sriier Samiiisr,umahs
hut einsehrte.
6s wimmert Elm lleiner @inmer
iett aui Grben
aus TEN ia lam eiu arpser Ranu
nod mai iperoeR.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-15
GrHts @hIsfep spu ss2.OO auf
fudrts bet Sale &c nj psu.s :

GrHte @hlsfsp ppu ss2.OO an
fuarts bet sale Z u peu. :
-shmiebemeiiisr oenru Beume
IN iett I'm Bette einer Raihine mt
ter er Inn Staubs IN aud bas on.
idirueibeH pon 0ubeiien su beipraer
Sahen iuelthe mittels oieier @aiti.
ne suiaHiHsenaeiH iHmiebet. balten
ebeaio gut ME neu.
-6err Jrant Sanbbothe bon
aoelttuuH. brnhte am Sunntne
oerrn albert SdIief In ieinem dut1
hierher. 6err Shlief ndmlih bpfts
ieine Shtueifer bic ehriu. SHpeifer
R. uoalrifn an einem Beiuhe bel
ben ebrip. Shwehern in aoelstpuu
ab.
-6err %. q. Tnllmeper ppn Sef.
ferin gitp unb 'R. 8. Ringer pou
annias Gitp nebif gemnhlinnen ,pa.
ren am Sonntaa Heiudaer Der SAINT.
lie Sobn y. Sdeppers uno anter.
iunrier sualeih anh Der Sereiprb
6eerbe bee Germ Y. 8. 2uebbert ei.
ner Snipeitiou. Ser ainser IN Se.
tretdr Der esreforb aiiptiotiun uon
aonias gitn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-15
THE sPoTLEss TOWN.

LII wouldn't do any good to buy a rail-
loN>ilrket to Missonri's spotlcss town
or ven couldn't westphalia is far re-
moved irom the smoke and dust even
4 railroads. II ncstles In the Maric'
slvcr bottom about twenty miles south
Z Jefferson { ity.
Il Il a town without dirt, IT, streets
r. oi gravel, There are no weeds along
hs WAY. Neatly moved grass grow,
h 20 the road. Evcry fence In town l.
well painted fence and over most oi
hem twiue ru.es or other flowers. Eytry
Awn j. neatly mown, every yard has Is
|owers. The walks are spotleSs white,
hr from, pnrche. arr specklrss --- YOU
|,nld eat VII ANY oi them with no fear
dirt. Every home l. well painted -
,erc are M a. sg,ng doprs. or blinds of.
y dirty looking roof-. Every harkyard
y. pre>entah.c rs the front yard.
Denich railr"ad conlmanicar with
Ae rest Il the world. restphalia diln't
llp bark and withrr away g. manr Inland
,wns have d1ne. Il set out tn bo somc-
hing that would give il place not only
J Che sun but on the map' So II has BE-.
kyN the spotlcss Town Of Missouri.
II Kansas City Star.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-15
HeIf.

Rate R0tuans dnto trnhis an
sunntaa ben Ginenthlmer nnb gb.
Gonrab ~ einen' Nusfluae bon Reta
hierher.
Ir. Gntin uon Rsta mar Struis.
bnlbtr bier am Spnutne abenb.
Serbaro SeitrOp BON 9efpbdlin
iprah Sonntaa bier Dor.
Tie Fri. 2inie Steaemann unt
aatbarina gaumbOer iiuo. I'M ben
CONNER i'm Glternh,ine ~ perlebsu
u0u ct. Souls betmseiebrt.
5rnu a:lb unb SHUTTER pUn ct,
Shonas limb bier su Seinh bel Glen
aUlb rnb Soisph @eienbors.
5rl. Raaais Seltrup fam Suuntne
uon Seiieriun Giip um bic Gltern 10
beinhen. Ga Elm babiher iunee,
Nnun he bealeitete, utuutelt man
BAT bAs 5rdulsin uutsr bic Saube ~
aeheu i'm Sinne bot.
Zheoour Stwurse uertrdt bel ei.
mem 2ndblein oos fih In Der 5nmiIit
bes Sermnnn Shpnrse bel arepls
sinasitsIIt. 1athenhsIts.
llriere Srndet 5ntturp pirb in
oieier &uhe cine garlnbune 9radsti
nnh Chicago uerieuber.
Hm Mittruud1 ben II. auauf
uirb, 10 ,uuroe In elmer am Spnn.aa
aetalteren geriammluna beitlpiien,
bier Elm Gitnit eeeeben :pereeu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-15
Sctanutmad,ama.

Vile A:tieniubaber ecr Rehpbalio
Canning Go...fnb biernli lreunblihil
eriusht ibre aiiciismen,s iar bic npd,
raflianoiaen Shaloen bet aenannien
ScieIlidaait ipbalo oils mpslid ~
besnhIea uno weite,e llntpnen ~
urrbhteu. Gas velb tann enimeoer
an Der Sar, pi aseipbaIia pber on
Der 5armeri & @erthanis Sans ppu
@eilptaiia er;ridltet ,pcroen. To bic
beieate 9unpa4nie nitht intprpprirt
TYar, 10 iiko inter Den wslrtsn e,s
Staases afiiipari ollie attieninbober
,pir leeer einSelEe insbrionberr iar
oie ratiianoiaen Shaiprm haitbar.
3ar Seeana eer Sdlulocn beouri rk
BAR 1alaae eines 3ollars aai iele
A.tie.
Tas Tireiirsixm bes Rsirtalia
gaupina -.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-15
WeIhihtlihe fhafiaheu.

Gnelnub uub bic Ser. Siaoten be.
haneeI, Yaul Tebn int criirn Seite
Der Shriitsnreibs .GnaIano uuS Die
bic er nit hilbert ,9immermanu In
Der Seatih Haiisnolen Sndbano.
lura in ranieura CSreiS otS 0eites
Go Ria,J hernusa,bt. TaS Graebui5
uirb in II Euniten.. ;uiammenae,
last, ipoo0u bic leeten iidl aui IA.
pan besichen uub bic eriten iehs luie
jplat lautcu:
/. GuaInub bat bic uoro.nmepita.
rilt,eu 6reiiianten. OILS ne nph ieine
GplUricn narn. in ihrer gntpiie.
,url.. ..bshiuotrt. uirthihn'tIih uit,
Seraehnlten. fnaniiell auSssbeutei
uno gu benz aruBsn llnubbdnalstsiis,
ariea aen6tbie.
Sralaun bat hen ;rueitsr arien
nit her Linton opu 1912 bis 1914
hrupreeruieu eurh feline %ereeIti.
auua Der oarbelsihiiiiahrt uuo ees
Sechauoels Der neutralcu linton uue
hurh ieine uplierrehtSwiariaen
Z eiiunaeu alIer euaiiid,.ipreten.
NJ gpatroisn aui aH,eriidriiheu
Sbiiieu.
5. 6nalano bat beiee arieae ae.
aen bic Union bon l77S bis 1883
uno pon 1912 hiss 1914 nameutlih
burh osran,isbuHa une Auirsi;urs
milSer Snbiantr. StGmmc undrihlih
unb unmenidhlid, aeflbr, uuS I'M
;meiten arieae octiere1ttsmierja Die
oiiene 6aaptfant 9aihina,au be.
tuiien.
1. enalaus bat i'm Shraertrisa
oru 1861 his 1864 uuter Der @nsft
Der Nentraliidt bic Snbifonten begun.
fiat sandtf, Inn Sntereiie isinsr
Sanmmplfs Snhuifrit. les,en GuheS
aber um bic Union. henor Re allsa
sru6 aepcrbsn sa ipreneeu.
5. England bat eura Snsrieunare
Der Sabhn,ien ole iriep!lhenes
Raft ihnen oie dashellana upa IA.
ptrbrieieeH ermhelidsi. ihnen sap,.
idhiiie aasaerhdshet uns c. eahia ae.
hrnft. eas tie eheeem klnhenee
Sauhslfilottr Der 2crnhnatcu nurttI
aaperu snarpnee asridstet wurhe.
lie nod bout: nitt aber:punhsne
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paaeelsiIrtte lrars i-r Saalanh's
nanoelsihifffatrt su einrr Eaeile
riblidben gerinnes. /:
s. eaelanh bat niseerhelt in sc.
seim pAcr nsistetbar exrint.. tie
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faHrit he ne6 tnimer. minsehrnf
sespeit barren ieias tensriiaaiid iden|
eestuneen beirslisn uereen.
fnn1al nbrorA.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-15

-berr Spbu ap,i,er. Scrnusae,
Der bes .Niiiuari 9clts'nunb- bei.
fen @a,tin uub orsi Sbhnheu bon
9eiieriuu Gi,n. ,uaren s1mstaa uni
Spnntna Sciuder Der GIten bes
Gbitors uno beiien Termonbteu.
Spbn uro Die Seineu mntten ben
Grip in ibrcm dors Nu.cmcbil.
-Sm Sonntae um bic Nit'nes
iuno: lle6 bsr Strrh iih on Der
@cbuuna bes Germ SoieSb ClbeIetr
nisn,r bic dam,lie nit ,inem Sbd
terhsr. hcm britten. bsalldenn. Ter
Solisbtatt Naun ninitt Der tlciueH
SsrIuanSten Elm ail6iid Saicin ari
sroen.
Gin 9m;Ilinaspaar. Snabc unt
Rdhhsn, aeainirc nm Rputn,
Roraer burh ihre Giufebr IN ihren
oe;nle Serrn uub drau irant Sauni.
lucr ssi Soil. Sistsr wneee oici,,
ssrIrr,e Che nit Il 2inbtrn ecies,
rtt sic, mit Snsuahrs eines
10 4, ole am2rheu Iin0.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-15
asuir e,Gass'fius Estism fsr,m

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~ &,ciAddas. cgf;igaNieea Essressa, .
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bate ags,leH sss bet 1tlsaessa sEs te,s,
Egc,ltn rem eeuR,pFSs ls%gmeta. csc.
sansasssa an etiscu SaEmsa. Ssitysisd
9ahtsy 4 Sasafsa
&siTsalss ssts fssGmsIa, Rs,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-15
seAsaassreihis far 25 Gents.

TT. aina . siep siie Bills perben
ieet In out perpirrpitcn SlasiIa der
aelieiert Sc perslderte meiEe Rifleu
entbaiteut fnt l5r. Cine M.le in
einem slaie ssaiier eps DeM ,ubetts
aeben aenunimsa III eirr oenabniine
Tsiis. snaenebm unb isidit ~ neh.
men. d,trfiam unb iid,rr itrr Soi.
Gen. spuhliril uah fsunnnfiit. on.
ltt brmt sinr 5laihe. snehmet beutf
Hhenb etne fsts -fass 8erippiuns
rnbti idsen an Wprnen. ss iar &c.
bsi nlieD np1tt tefnxn fsss.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-15
YET NO VINDICATION.

The Chamols Enterprise too feels u.
self In duty bound TO repudlate our &C.
| tion that we have taken " defend the
public and ourselves against unfall
aud selfish deeds, deceptions revenge
and insults such asswere assigned 10 fus
and large portion Of citizens Of thi.
district without a righteous cause by
Judge Sehaaveeker. This paper too
tries to make this stand we take against
the judge complicated and dangerous
one to Us by duplicating Herewith the
other members Of the Court.
The Enterprise" and the man from
freeb,rg both dwell in their defense for
Judge Schauwecker mainly on but the
one subject-the Schauweeker bridge.
Both claim that while there Is three
judges the entire blame for Building Of
this bridge could not reasonably be laid
on to Judge Sehauweeker. That tricsters
they are can clearly be seen; they are
trying to save the hide Of Judge Schsu-
wecker by placing him behind the backs
Of Others. No bad manoeuvre indeed.
hut this procedure must fail. Awe
have explained, and We believe we have
shown clearly and distinct In our answer
to the man from Frscbufg that Ia the
matter IL the Schauwecker bridge ne
blame can reasonably be put On the
other mcmbers Of the County Court be-
cause their opinion Of Judge Schau-
wecker was such as would warrant a
consentment 10 his demand which, pre-
sumeably 10y them, was the wish Of the
majority Of the people Of hi, district
and that in our opinion they acted in
good faith depending on Schauw eckers
honesty and fairness towards his people.
The Enterprise by it, candid conces-
sion that when the night for the South
ern Missouri highway which so unneces-
sarily was waged al Linn nearly two
years ago and at which time she asserts.
the NOlksblatt was 50 enthusiastic for
Judge Sehauwecker because she thought
that by the judges actions her territory
would be benefited, that then Judge
Schauweeker acted so reasonably and
with such splendid good will towards
them 'the people fayoring the extreme
northern boundery Of the county, at a
time when il would have meant social
ostracism for him had he come ont in
the open with his honest convictions.
Must not such statement necessarily put
Judge SchauwcCkcr In the light nf ha-
wing been hghting sham-hattlc. Was
IL suchs Does not this CONCESSION oi the
Enterprise If. the mask and present 10
the public Judge Schauweckcr'> true
character. II il was Judg" Schau-
wechers honest conviction that the route
he granted to the people in this north
W. fH'N ~ Ah' NNhAAss NV AsA' u hiaAs
man without fear nor favor, a man
ready to stand up for hi, honest conyic-
uons, he as judge Of the County
Court ought to have come ont in the
open. BY snch action he would have
retained his dignity a judge and his
actions would not now be yieNcl by the
public as treachrrous and cowardly,
We remember that when this fight
for this Southern Highway was on our
people by the representative, Of the
people waging this hght for the High
In the northern part Vt the county were
promised, should they he successful.
their aid in any project which we In our
territory should wish realized. To their