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Continuation de la 4a. pagina)
ilus re pol2co diio Ell medic de sublime
inspirations Fl pueblo de Coperlnco,
el pueblo Que en- lG Astronomia tuvo
Ia intrepidez cientifca de lamar por
voz mimera el globo terraqMeo a ira
YES dol espacio. debia movilizar la pa
tria y despauamarla por toda la Tie
na. Grecia cayo, y despues de una
esei yltud de yeinte siglos, yolvio apa
.coer eli cl coneierto sagrado de las Ma
ZONES Asi tambien Polonia ha reapare
cido mas fuerte. como el gigantic An
tco mas foreciente que nunca, y vol
vera 0 ocup9r sitic preferente entire
los naciones curopeas. FL coloso ruso,
cl despotismo austriaco el militaris.
mo aleman no han podido matar esa
nacion. DeberiaH ser acusadas de fra
tricidio ante el mundo de las naciones,
paises quo nan pensado tai eosa. Una
naci0n no puede desapsrecer. nj I'm
pueblo puede ser jamas externlinado.
u una raza extirpada por completo.
Iicsara 81 dia en- que esta SC yerga mas
poacrosa que nunca Recordemos las pa.
laDras dc Pitt: "Tendremos que deiar
en- blanco en- el mapa dc Europa el ST.
10 ahora por Franvia ocupsdo".
Sesrn las leyendas dc los lituanos,
sc no, en- una manana de invierno,
mediodos del pasado siglo dcsflsr por.
Fl cielo IN gran ejercito, Ell direction
de oeste a Norte. que clos iuraron ha-
ber yisto. Que ha sido comprobadO en-
el prcsente las cenizas dc Pulaski Sc
hallan csparcidas por America. La san
gre de las heridas que recibiera Kos
ciusko humedccio IA pstria que canta
ron Whitman Poe Hoy esta patTIa
In pagado su deuda. Los gritos de an
sustia de las carccles de Siberia cru-
aron los ocesnos pidiendo redencion
por todos los amb!tos del Universe. Es-
ios extllnos rumores llesan a oidos
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DESDE RIO GRANDE
NoTAs EscoLAREs

La comunidad escolar dc Rio Gralde
die yiye eli iii estancamiento abruma-
dor, comierza 4 moverse Al magico in
aujo dc las act'vidades dc los maestros
conoccdorcs dc Il verdadera vida esco-
lar esa vida de Ia escucla. que por es
tar exenta dc vanas preocupaciones, dc
preiuicios esterilcs y de practices in
sanas senala de manera inequivoca Ia
seneracion que sube el vcrdadero cami
no del bien Ell sus multiples NANTES
taciones
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DESDE AGUADA

Con gran animscion Sc llevaron efec
10 las Iestas ell honor nuestro pa
tron ell glorioso San Francisco de Asis
Con verdadero fervor reigioso fucron
celebradas las novenas, asisticndo a
elias una numerosisima concurrencia
La misa estuvo a cargo de varios. Sd
cerdotes el Rdo. Padre Gorostiza die
in sermon ell que demostro una yez
mas sus claras uces y facil palabra.
Felieitamos nuestro querido parro-
co, padre Arencibia, por su buena di-
reccion.
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TAI DIA COMOHOY

del gigantic que dornia en- las orillas
del Potomac. del heroe dc Germantown
y Valley Forge, que seguido dc sus hi
jos cruza Ell Atl5ntico, cual puevos ar
gonautas Ell pos de una Colquide, don
de cncontraran una escGla dc gloria cn
lugar de nm Vellocino de orc, cruzan
el globo de 0este a Norte, desde los Ia
nos del Mississippi hasta las tundras
siberianas, para libertar al Promctco
pOlsco de las garras del bu,trc ruso. Po-
lonia, la TERRA del misticismo. la pa
tria de los hijos dc la luz, el pals que
vic los tres soles, la patria de Sienkie-
wivz, Ell corazon de Kociusco, cual nuc-
vO Prometeo encadsnado. Sc halls Ii
brc. Ignacio Jan Paderewsky. el favori.
to dc los salones de Broadway Ell mago
del teclado, el primer pianista del or
be. rige los destinos dc Ia nueva rcpu-
blica.
Veinte Y dos amos mas tarde-de Il
muerte de Kosciusko,-fa coinciden-
cia. fallecia ell Paris. el II dc octubre
de 1S49, e. mago del pentagrama el rey
del sentimiento.
Michelet llama los polacos los hi
JOS del sol. Chopin fue una exception
su vida comenzaba en- el crepusculo
como las flores nocturnales.
La sensibilidad de un espiritu SC re
vela cn los nocturnos, y los pcsares dc
Una patria, tristc somnolients, sou
traducidos la pauta por e. magico Clio
pin.
FL amante de Jorge Sand vivio muy
tristo toda su vida. que fuG una cscala
cromatica de pesares.
a cu muerte lego la posteridad su
musica, la mas sentimental Y de armo
MIA mas perfecta, sus melodias que
son los solozos de su alma de polaco
tIaducidos al lenguaje de la lira.
Enrique BAEZ. JE.
Institute politGcuico, san Gcrmiu. H. Il.
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GRAN BALE.

Siguiendo el programa Sc lleyo a ca
90 ell los salones de la escuela IN. G..
F. un gran baile dc sociedad. ameniza-
do por la reputada orquesta que dirijc
n senor Lequerique, de AguadIla
Como ESQ Gle las nueve los acor
dcs de un vals saturado de notas idea
les. nuestras bellas ninfas Sc dcsliza-
ban por el amplio salon
Nos complacimos eli yer ALI las
senoras del doctor Pelegrina doctor
Igartua Antonio Disz, (de Aguadiua), :,
collazo de vadi, campos de Ruiz, Ruiz
dc Mejias, Lopez de sola, Ramos de
Rivera Y otras muchas mas.
Z entire las senoritas, Sc adlniraba
las bellas y amables Felicita Battistini,
Maria L. Vadi Carmita Mejias Anto-
mia Ramos Cecilia Sanchez Al cstu
che de monegias Cisa vadi Collazo. a
la sinipat!ca rubita Marcolina: Gcrza-
leS, las adorables Lolita Ramos v
Mary Arroyo, a la seductora de ojos
solaGores Pepita Vadi, Ia elegante
Moneerrate Badillo ' otras mas. no
menos bellas y Simpaticas, que senti
mos no recordar.
DC los pucblos limitrofes ana gran
concurrcncia del sexo fco, vino a dar
realce al festival inolvidable. Termiuo
el bale la una de la madrugada, sin
que EN- NADIA decayera el entusiasmo.
Elosismos sipceramentc la labor dc
Ia comision. que con tan buen exito
llovo a feliz tGrmino 10 cspccifcado en
el programa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17

PRoPoSICIoNES en- plegos Cerra,
dos para la adjudication ell publica su-
basta de las obras de construction d. IN
Matsdero en- LuQuillo. P. r., cuYo pre
supuesto aprobado asciende MIL
CIENTo OUNCE DoLAREs GIN
cUENTA cENTAvos, (s1,115.5O), Sc
admitiran EN- la ofcina Gel Alcalde de
Luquillo hasta las dos de la tsTde $500
P. M del dia "a de octubre de 1919.
eli que Sc abriran prbl.camente
Todos los datos necessrioS Sc daraa
Ell "a oficina del Alcalde de Luquillo,
P. r., Ell el Departamento del Interior
donde Sc encuentran de manifesto los
docltlncntos que han de regir en- el con
trato,' podran recoger los licitadores
los pianos modelos de proposiciones
que han de presentar, mediante i'm de-
p6sito de DIEZ DoLARES (S10.00) que
seran reembolsados al ser devueltos di
chos documentos ell el plazo de veinte
(2O) dias despues de efectuada la su.
LII administration Sc reServa el derc
cho"re Teehasar OnaHnieta6 r0dag las
proposiciones, y el de adjudicar 81 con
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AYUDE A LOS NINoS PoBREs

rs necesarlo que en- caoa mu-
nicipio de esta isla, Sc organize
la sociedad filantr6pica Gel "a
patio de los ninos pobres." Esta
sociedad viene trabajando desde
hace yarios anos, Ell San Juan,
con tanto exito que podemos ase-
gurar que todos los nifos pobres
que asisten a las escuelas van de-
bidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrifcios.
Aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insignifcante que sea. Mandelo
hoy mismo. 81 usted dcsea q:
Sra. Maria +. de. Suarez, P. 0.
Box 1922,
Sr. Miguel NJ. Toro, Adnana,
Sr. Eduardo Arreche clio Ma,
tional Casch Register Co"
este anuncio 10 publica gratis
Ell MUNDO.) Advt.
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CoLAB ION

4 los ssrores cue HoS honran enviAn.
dOnOs sspOntGnsamsnts srAbAjop DO co
lAb0rac;6n los cousndamos aus guar
dsn eopiA. Duss no Fsspo1dsIuos de 40
nj sOstsnsmOs eorespondsnciA sobrs
slios
~ hseho ds cue ssts diArio pubnQus
an trAbajo Armada. no SiEnthcA Does
sATiamsnts cue - solidAries cen A
6sv0iuci6n an easo de no utiliEArIos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17

Don Rafael Rex2ch cs maestro, de
vcinte y tantos amos dc practica, y, ade
mas. ha s'do miembro de la Junta .Es
collar Conocidas estas eiecutorias del
disno ecrc.ario dc la Association de
Padre no drGamos de que sus acti-
yiddies dcntro dc dicto ORGANISING sean
dcl todo cdifcantcs y hasan del mismo
j. cue dc5eaTos .os msestros: un agcntc
dc p m1dsrra civilization cue llcve a
.odos lca hoss.os "a infrencis del pro
,reso Il lua del bien
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cHooUE DE AUTOMOBILES EN-
BARcELoNETA

FL iefe de distrito de Barceloneta
informa que Ell la carretera que con-
duce al caserio de "Florida" hubo
un choque de AUTOMOBILES, que Sc en-
contraron ell una curva del camino, que
forma ademas una empinada pendien-
te. Los AUTOMOBILES pertenecen Luis
Perez Miranda y Francisco Arena. AM
bos vehiculos sufrieron serias averiaS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17

u prmcra instruction fomentada por
los maestros de ii localidad la sido la
Asociacion de Padres. Esta La que
dado constituida con ounce micmbros
y forman Ia directiva Don Carlos c.
dc IA Noccda Presidente; don Rafael
Rcxach secrctario; don Aurelo Garcia,
vice presidcntc, don Jose Rodriguez,
tcsorcro
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DR.. Agustin R. Laugier

oculista y enfermcdades dc la nariz,
gsrganta y oidos.
Horas de oEcina De 10 II A. n.
Y dc g. P. M.
San Justo No. 4 Esquina a Tetuin
Tel. 1851 San Juan
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DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico cirujano, farmacent1co, Bac-
teri6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nus
va York. Excatedratico de Bacteriolo-
gia de la Universidad de Puerto Rico,
Laboratorio de Anal;sis Clinico y
Bacteriol6gico. Medicina General.
Horas de consulta de a 10 A. NJ.
Rio PiedraS, Puerto Rico
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II rcenciado Garcia dc IA Noceda es
competente por muchos conceptos. he
mos podidc adquilatar sas disposicionos
morales ' le creemos capsa lie llevsr Ia
institution Que preside iii exito &c
H.
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PROFESSIONAL:

Medco, Abogado, Ingeniero 81 usted hombre pro
gressta desea aumentar e nmero de centes an1nce
So anunciese Para clio 10 brindamos csta
Seccon cual poda used hacr que fgase nombre
al de los PROFESSIONALS mas presgosos acreditados
de Puerto Rico mo parecen usted atendes ind
caciones Pue apresurese enviar anuncol Quo e pd
bco nombre leas de mode todos los d1as Ello
muy nnporante para usted mo vaya fgurarse la gem
te que usted no ejerce va!
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KN VEGA BAJA

EncontrarA usted "EL MUNDO" en-
sl Csfe Central de Gonzales , oano
Plaza 'Jos6 +. N&tor''. AdYt
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cYRRNos.

Ell Ell accidente, Y un pasajero reeibio
alelInas lesiones Los "chauffeurS
han sidO. demnciadOs pOr no ejercer
Las debidas precauciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17

Los maestros dc Ia Escuela Manuel
Pimcntcl dc Castro han procedido lc
organization do sus respectivas classes
con el mn de inculcar Ell el amino de los
educandos el espiritu dc asociaci6n, q.
tanta falta nos hace los de esta &c
acracion madura. Los maestros de la
Continuation ticnen tanbien su progra-
mita de reformas educacionales,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17

Don Aurelio Garcia don Jose Ro-
drisuc2 scr elementcs do prestigio re.
conocido tambien indiscutiblcmcntc
eoadyuvaran al levantsmiento dc In
ssoc acion de Padres. Rio Grande
nccesi'a que sae hijos Sc muevan ell Ell
scntido dc reformarlo economical, poll
tica Y socialmente, porque es esta la
tcndencia de todos los pueblos del nun
dc civilizsdo. Adelante
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Los alumnos del noveno grado han or
gan aado su clase tambien, = son miem
bros del cuerpo directivo Antonio C.
oscrio, Agustin Perez, Alfredo Ia Cruz,
Mercedes sola, Mercedes orellano. Bo.
nifacio Sedre Y Alejandrina Rosario.
Preparsn una fcstecits para ell pro
ximo iueves.
E. DE Los ANDES.
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trato: bajo otras consideraciones que
las del prccio solamente.
CuTLLERAGO n:aTTVEa,
Comisionado. Advb
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Ell. coMEDoR EscoLAR.

Mucho nos complace yer como Sc ha
organzado este afio Ell ''Comedor Es-
collar Debido la gran actividad del
Presidente de la Junta Escolar. don
Luis Vadi Santoni y la Association
de padres" dirigida por don Luis Gar
cia
Concurren Ell todos los dias con
lssn buena discipline, cuarenta y cinco
alumnos, que son dignos de admirarse.
Esa discipline Sc debe las inteli-
gentes profesoras Duchesle Y Mendez,
QUO Sc afanan por que sus comensales
la gan honor al comedor.
En- tan buenss manos ausuramos mar
chara bien el "Comedor Escolar''.
a~ra FsaE!
NUEsTRo coRREsPoNsAL.
Dcbido' a Ia gran actividad Gle don
Marcelino Domenech, corresponsal de
FL MUBDo, podemos leer el period.co
cou regularidad, pues el Sc esmera no
,lamente en- ser 81 corresponsal sino
cn repartirlo sctivamente Fehcitamos
Ell MUNDo por la sdquisicion que ha
hochc.
cYRRNoS.
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HOTELES

NAHEONAT Con comedor ssps-
A~AN'AS~A cial para familias ,
habitac1ones en primer pigo. Empleados
educados para el serv1cio, y serene para
recib1r los pasajeros nocturnoE. Pro
pietario con veinte afos on 81 negocio.
F. Rodriguez Breros, San Juan, T &.
Boz 967. Tel. e31. San Francisco 53
AGTTTRTAS Hotel y Restaurant
~ NNA1 Tetuan 20, altos.
Telefono 342. A tres minutes del Fe-
rrocarril y de los muelles. Esplendidc
ServiciO. Capacidad para so pasa-
jeros. Habitaciones c6modas venti-
ladas Esmerada atenci6n con los abo-
nados y transeuntes. - Propietario,
Francisco Artamcndi. San Juan, P. r.
SEVuLA FL mas fresco' amplio
comedor con vista al
mar. Departamentos para familiaa.
Frente al ediicio del Senado y cerca
de los demas Centros Ofciales. FL
mas conveniente para transeuntes.
Gale del Cristo, Mum. 16. San Juan.
Tel6fono 348. P. o. Box 532.
Propietario: Pedro Arrieta.
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GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR.
NEGocIADo DE EDIFICIos PUBL
cos
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sUBAsTA

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Oct. 6, 1919.
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E. DE Los ANDES

Rio Grspdc., P. R.
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PRACTICANTES

'.t,s $50 a's n. --'~:fll3,a sS' n
4,. ~ 49, ~ L.. RI. -, J. 'E ~ ~t2a
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17
Ward Mining Company

One company operating in the
northern part of the county that
little is heard about, but that is
doing big work, is the Ward Min
ing company in Jenny Lind gulch.
They started operations last year
and have a large electric-driven
compressor and a heavy plant of
hosting machinery. Extensive
development work is being carried
on in driving a tunnel and sink
ing the shaft. The shaft is being
sunk $50 feet from the portal of
the tunnel and is producing ore
running high in gold from an g.
inch streak.
All the buildings and equipment
are new and of the best, showing
master hand is at the head of
the proposition, which is financed
by Joplin, Mo-, mining men who
understand mining from A to z.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

The handsome black horse
which Peter McFarlane had been
driving for some time died Tues
day from the effects of blood
poison resulting from a nail in
the foot. The animal belonged
to his son, George, hence Mr.. Nc
Farlane is not directly affected by
the loss, which he claims is very
unusual for whenever misfortune
hits anywhere around the McFar-
lane premises it generally finds
him shining mark. George Nc
Farlane has long since advanced
from the use of horse-drawn veh-
icles, having adopted the high
powered automobile as a method
of conveyance, so he too takes the
death of the horse. as a matter of
course.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17
Better Sign Name
on the Typewriter


In these days of typewriter
letters and equally typewriter Of
fetal documents the writing by
hand is becoming lost art.
Average of time for reading let
ters is two minutes for the body
of the letter and anywhere from
Is minutes to two hours trying to
figure out who made the hero
glyphics that stand for sigma
ture.
In these days of economy it
seems wicked to waste so much
time. Let the stenographer type
the signature in full at the end of
the letter, leaving a space below
in which the author may satisfy
his taste for cubist or futurist
art.
Every man, even a lawyer or a
soldier, has right to sign his
name as he pleases. But the man
who writes a signature which
none can copy-or read-should
at least furnish his friends with
g key to the code he uses.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17
Tenth District Over
in all Liberty Loans

The Tenth Federal Reserve Dis
trict made a remarkable record in
helping the United States govern
mcnt to finance its part in the
great world war.
According to the records of the
Government Loan and Savings Or
ganization for the Tenth District,
the combined quotas allotted TO
the District in all five Liberty
Loan Campaigns was SITS, ,621 200.
The subscriptions to these five
Liberty Loans totaled S940,2O7,-
600. making an oversubscription
of Sl64 4,5S5,S00, or 81 per cent
more money subscribed to the
loans than was asked of this Dis
trict by the Treasury Department.
In addition to the money sub
scribed in the five Liberty Loans
by the people of this District. con-
sideration should be given the
sales of War Savings and Thrift
Stamps. which, from the begin
ming of the War Savings cam
paign December 15, 1917, to the
end of May, 1919, amounted to
approximately S136, 600. This
investment, largely of small saw
ings, in these securities brings
the aggregate of the war securi-
ties purchased in the Tenth Fed
eral Reserve District to approxi-
mately $1,076,349,600.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17
Editors Favor Thrift

The Colorado Editorial associa-
ton went or record as favoring
the thrift movement of the United
States Treasury Department by
adopting the following resolution !:
Whereas, We realize the funda-
mental Importance of thrift in the
success of every individual and
every community in Colorado and
the value of savings as habit to
be taught the youth of this state
and
Whereas, The sale of War Saw
ings Stamps and Government
Certificates teach the thrift feat
ures of wise saving and safe in
vcsting, therefore
Be 1t Resolved, That we, the
members of tn? Colorado Editor
ial association, heartily endorse
.he Savings Movement in our ma
tion and IN this state IS worthy of
assistance of every loyal Colo
radoan.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

A regular monthly meeting of
the city council of the city of Cen
trail was held on Thursday even
ing July 10th, Mayor Wilkinson
presiding. Aldermen present,
Seymour, McCallister, Atkinson
and Willis.
Minutes of former meeting read
and approved.
The clerk submitted his report
of water and sundry collections
for month of June, with ledger
balances June 30th, 1919, which
having been approved by the fl
nance committee, was accepted
and ordered filed.
Street and Water Commission
CIR Gray reported the city reser-
voir cleaned and re-filled; sundry
flume repairs, pipe line for city
sprinkling in order; that the
large flume on Main street should
be given attention and such re-
pairs as needed at least as soon
as the flood season has passed;
that he looked over the city in
take at Miners gulch and report
ed the need of minor repairs.
AS city marshal he reported
complaints of citizens, and for a
period the council wrestled with
the question of stray donkeys and
other animals, and the question
as to whether Cow bells" made
music or mere noise; they con-
cluded that all such were nuisan-
ces, and that if the owners would
not abate same on reasonable re-
quests, which have been hereto
fore and for long time made, the
city would; and the marshal was
directed to use such means for
abatement of same, as the situa-
tion apparently demands. His re-
ports were received and he was
given the appreciation of the
council for his thorough work and
interest.
Bonds of city officers appointed
May 9th were presented, approx
ed, and ordered filed for safe
keeping.
A list of names of those whose
evident indifference to the duty
of paying for water service, was
considered by the council care
fully, and the conclusion reached
was, that most of those delinquent
could pay if they would; and
should pay if they can; and the
clerk was directed to be diligent
in giving notice to delinquents,
requesting delinquents to be dill
gent in paying, otherwise, the
service would be discontinued.
A vote of thanks was rendered
Evan d. Morgan, as man and
citizen, for his live. interest in
city affairs.
City and water bills aggregat-
ing $350.46 were read and order
ed paid. There being no further
business presented, the council
on motion adjourned.
w. C. MATTHEWS,
City Clerk.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17
BLACK Hawk NEWS

Mrs. Cana Fulton came up
from Denver Sunday to visit
friends. While here she is the
guest of Mrs. Geo. E. Fritz.
Mrs. Zack Mackey and son,
Charles, left on Monday afternoon
for Denver to visit relatives and
friends for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Henley re-
turned to their home in Denver
Monday, after weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mulqueen
returned Sunday afternon to Dem
yer. They had been visiting Mrs.
Mulqueen's uncle, Lincoln Allie
baugh for a week.
Mrs. Blanch Thomas arrived
Tuesday from Boulder and is Wis
iting her brother, Hugh Mccain
mon and family at their ranch.
Mrs. Mary Keam and daughter
left Wednesday morning in the
Klais car for Denver to visit rel
atives and friends for a few days.
Vivian Fritz was an arrival
from Denver Sunday on visit
with his parents during his vaca-
ion.
E. S. Blake left Thursday morn
ing for Denver to visit his sons.
Charles Klais and Zack Mackey
were business visitors to Denver
Wednesday, going down in the
Klais car.
Herman Schoenherr left Mon
day morning for Denver, return
ing Wednesday evening.
Misses Esther Nordlien and
Lola Taylor went out to Apex on
Tuesday evening to visit a few
days with Miss Helen Goldberg
who is up from Golden visiting
her father.
There will be a social at the
Fritz hall Friday evening, given
by the M. E. church, to which all
are invited.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17
CITY COUNCIL MEETS IN RUSSELL GULCH

Will Joyce and family were up
from Denver Sunday.
Geo. Reidl and family motored
to Lafayette Saturday, returning
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Kirk went
as far as Rollinsville with Mrs.
R. H. Rickard the latter part of
the week on her way to Taber-
nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Ellis came
up from Denver Sunday. Mr.. Ell
lis was across the water with the
115th Engineers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher and daugh-
ter came up from Denver Sunday
Mr.. Fisher looked over some min
ing property.
j. c. F. Webb made a trip to
Brighton last week.
Miss Dorothy Hammond was an
arrival from Denver last week.
S. A. Hammond spent Sunday
in Denver.
John j. Harris went to Denver
last week.
Will Hughes was a passenger
to Denver last week.
Geo. Schaffer and family, Mrs
Geo. Schaffer, Sr.. and Mrs. John
Stevens motored up from Denver
Saturday and remained until
Tuesday.
R. |. Hughes went to Idaho
Springs yesterday afternoon, tC
join Geo. Kimball and motor tc
Denver to see members of the
Fuller-MacCulloch company in
reference to the Old Town and
Becky Sharp mines.
Ike Young, for number OF
years engaged in the butcher bust.
ness in Russell Gulch, died in the
hospital at Loveland last week
of pneumonia, following an oper.
alton for gall stones. He was en-
gagged in the meat business al
Johnstown, Colo.