Gilpin observer., 1918-10-17
Weeks DEATH LIST BLACK HAWK NEWS

Nicholas Duzevitch died Monday
evening of miners complaint. He
became i'll after makirg trip to
Denver to see the airplane that was
sent from Texas to advertise the
Liberty loan. The body was taken
to Ienver yesterday morning for
burial in Mount Olivet cemetery.
Nick, as he was commonly known,
was well liked fellow and was pop
ular with all the young men, espec-
tally the boys who have gone to
war. He took decided interest in
them and did what he could to make
their lot pleasant by sending them
remembrances. He was A years of
age ard was born in Austria. He
came to Gilrin county from the old
country 25 years ago with several
of his countrymen, all of them going
TO work in the mines. He was the
last surviving member of the little
party that came to Gillin county at
that time. He followed mining until
years ago he bought a pool room,
which he was conducting at the
TINE of his death. He leaves no
known relatives in this country
John Joseph Henley, youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. AL. Henley, died in
Denver Tuesday of pneumonia, sup
crinduced by the influenza. He had
been living in Denver several
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Henley were
with him at the time he passed
away.
john was 10 years Of age and was
raised in Central where he was well
liked and where the announcement
of his death caused sadness to all.
Eesides the father and mother, he
leaves two sisters and two brothers,
the latter being in the army. The
symIathy of the community is ex-
tended the family in their bereave-
ment. The funeral will be held in
Denver Saturday afternoon. Inter-
ment in the Mount Olivet cemetery.
Ben Ignatz Slattery, an old Gil
Iin county Toy, who moved to Dem
ver with his family but short
time ago, died of pneumonia Tues
day He was a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Slattery of this city and was
bern in Central AZ years ago. He
leaves wife and three children;
also two sisters and three brothers,
who ere extended the sympathy of
the community. The funeral will be
held in Denver Saturday morning,
burial in Mount Clivet cemetery.
Frank Jerome Sutton, son of the
late john b. and Catherine Sutton,
died at Nlederland Tuesday of pneu-
monia. He was horn in Golden, Col
oraGo, June 9Th, 1873, and had lived
In Gilpin county practically all his
life. He leaves a sister, Mrs. N. J.
Leahy. The body was brought to
Central Tuesday evening. The fun
cSal will be private and will be held
Friday morning at 1O30 o'clock
from the Hamllik chapel
The remairs of James Pascoe Re
seigh. who died in Nederland Satur-
cay of rneumcria, were brought to
Central for burial. The funeral was
held from the Hamllik charel Mon
day afternoon and the remains were
laid to rest in the Bald Mountain
cemetery. He Is Survived by a moth.
sr, wife and daughter.
George Centliyer, WHO has been
living at the Stearns ranch several
years was taken sick week ago
ard was removed to Idaho Springs
Monday. He died Tuesday night.
He was ailing with the influenza.
He was single and about 80 years of
age.
J. G. McShane fell off hay stack
at his ranch near Arvada Tuesday
afternoon and injured his hip. Miss
Martha rn,idscn went down this
morning to learn how badly he is in
jured.
Mrs. Fred N. Totman was very i'll
in Denver Saturday and Sunday with
pneumonia, but fTcm late reports is
improving.
John Mollord ore buyer for the
ATgo Tunnel Co., was over from Id