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Ochre, the artist, went with his wife to get
her some shoes You know the sizes are marked on
French made shoes IN ccnttmetres, 40 that what IN
America would be about No IN Paris is No. 40, aud
on up Nine Oclrc tried pair Of good proper
for she is hardly "A Cinderella. " Well 70 exclaimed
Ochre, looking at the marx, knew, my DEAR thar you
hod big foot, but j never supposed that you wore
l6s v'-l Boston Transcript
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Train. leave New York. via Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Ferries fOlowa;
ua,r.hurg Pittsburg the West and South with Pullman
Pa ace cars attached. g n. IN. ana $50 Pun daily.
villanspnrt Lick Haven m, s:jp p. Cory and
Erie al D. connecting Ut Cory for T1tusvlo PerO
eum Cent and the Oh Regions ,.-..
of Pullman ParlOr daily, except sunday 10 a.
m arrive Washington Az y. m. Regular at 80 and
ZOO n. m. and 10 y. m. SUNDAY ~ N, oo o,o.,
Ixnr,Ss Tor West Philadelphia 4:3O. 1870 500 10 Linn
tclI / a m l. 40 & a. g. 1850 $50 and IL p.
and sunday. $50 and a. m. o. 73n $50 and 10
m. 3" nigh
rIpre.s for Philadelphia via Camden 1880 and p m,
except sunday. , .--.--
ai Jersey city, anOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
Tr,pklyn travel. ~ a. ,,,o - mia 49,
Sauy, g4O A. M, $50 y daily except Monday. From
Warrington and Baltimore Coca M 2 800 4;80 i0lo T.
w SUNDAY go y. From Philadelphia, 800, 600 $50,
alO 1910 .3l a. m. . 800 $3.50, 4:5O, $50 ESQ and
iOIop m Sunday. $780, 6O5 600 lO4O. 1880 am, $50
lOilOp IN.
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u,1Ir EpIE PATHWAY.

1 nn,, tnnwn a. the NETWORK. LAKE ERIE and
WEsTERN RAILROAD Arrangement OF trains. taking
enss' nee cincinnati and chicago Day Express Drawing.
iVG mo- daiiy) Fact Louie Express arriving EuTao
g A. connecting with Tact trains 10 the West and South
vest Pullman's best Dnwingioom Sleeping Coaches 10
Buffalo. 49,, ,,.a,oo ,vr,o,s ,o- ,,o ,ro.. e,.....u
CoaIhes through Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Cincinnati
and Chicago without change aluo Hotel Dining cars
70 I'm Emierant train for the West.
Trains leave On mber- street Depot New-York. Tor
Ss,snrk G4h $40 II 80 m $40 42O 90 G:l0, 1870
n M aud ~ midnight saturday nights only. sundays 0l5
,, SD and Passaic 1850 To- 1920 a. NJ hc 1920
m rain stops ituu orfori Park only SuudayS. IL
noon. l45, 800 go 'i0 $3.50 G;lo $50 $40 m, ~
~ pacrson Gas 100 sto TO- 1920 1880 m y noon
20 10 t. NJ and IL mdui ht sundays, $50 D.: g.,
a. 20 a. M i:I5. $50. 7 p. NJ. and ~ midnight.
midnight sunday o. $50 1920 m, lao Csc. p and
y w y l%g,eEL' $50 y IN. t:3opm.
Newburs and Cornwall $50 a. $3.50 4:31 p. sun.
"2ondout ana Kingston. NJ. $50 p IN. Sundays $50
a,ashen D. $50 O. Io9oa m. 800 800 49, D. m sun.
DAYS q. $50 1890 q. NJ, $50, 7 p M.
days. SiSl lo:-O NJ t3 p IN Tue a. ~ and 1870 p m
rs connect with New YORK. auG OswcgO Midland Railroad
~ Port Jerv 1850 o. 1920 m. $780, o. p sundays,
| 500 l. 80 a. m. D. $50 ani : p m
hour from 81 t0 vt H. ana a lot5 and l46 p.
Tickets and for apartments III Drawing and
and transfer Of baggage may be left ut the Compauys Once
Nos $50 l0i pj7 broadway. ~ Y; no Cour brook
Express trains from the West arrive In NewYork at 1928
H. '-'- JNo. n EBBOrr Gcn'I Pass'r AGt, New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSFY
TAU o s ss's nor o. o E0 ESQ iI is M n
| sunGayr o and C;i0 D. The 1850 y. N. WI
Nanuet spring Valley and Mousoy p5O n H. 4:5O D. IN
JSo. y. ABBOTT. Genl PAssr Az. Ne- NorS
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

on AND AFTER T,NUAPY, ~. 1880,
Express Trains leave via Desbroses aud Cortandt
streets Ferries. follows:
7J0 $50 and 10 m and ~ night Sundays, 1850 and
a. m, 5, D. 1850, $3.50 and I. m. aud II night
Trains leave NcwYork daily except sunday at 1850
and pm running through via Trenton aud camden.
Boats OF BROOKLYN connect with all through trains
Jersey city, aaordng speedy and direct transfer for
RenTins trains leave West Philadelphia f2Ol 800 $40.
Z 1880 & $50, and IL (Imod Express, 1880 n.y.
l46 g l. $50. T. and 1870 p m ON sunday, l"l 800.
$40. ;. $50 m 4. $3.50 u M cave Philadelphia via
Camden a ana 3:50p m. daily, except sunday.
Ticket and "a Broadway foot
and Cortandt sts Cotrtst and Brooklyn An
mex Depot of Fultonst Brookyn Nos ll6 aud us
udso.-t HobOken Depot Jersey CITY Emigrant Ticket
Orre X Place.
The FORK Transfer Company will call for ana chooA
be.. are from hotels and residences. . -. ...-u
FItANK THOMSON. l. r. tAhMhHS .
rh|Nt'N General Manager General Passenger Agent
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cT .JOUN,S SCHOOL

= Boarding and Day School Young Ladies and Children
sTUDT0 GYMNAsIuM KINDLKGAkTEN.
SEPAHhTE DEPAKTMEN FOR YOUNG boys
81 and g3 West 32dst bet broadway and 9th ave. y.
- Rev. THEODORE IRVING. LII D.. Rector.
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1n6Irufilon.
For Bows and Young Men-City

For BOYB IHeH-OIIy.
4 GENTLEMAN of large and successful ex-
" verience "a now cond ucng limited class Harvard
Columbia &c second term begins February 4. Address
"HUGAL D." Tribune Uptown once. l.<3S BROADWAY
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No
4Sl Broadway 42i-st.-PrmOry. commercial and
classical departments HOBBY 4 AKIN. Principals
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For Young Ladies-Citv.

lao MADISON-AVE.-AIrs. ROBERTS and
40 M,ssWALKER'H SCHOOL for YOUNG Ia DI e.
pnd LITTLE GIRLS second term begins February !.
Snecal attention gwen 10 the Primary Department.
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Hoaro duo Rooms

West Side
A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NJ W
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No LESS broadway cor Ihirtyfrst-
ST. or 3OS West Twenty .tnri-St., corner Eightnaya,
No az East tourtccntlrst., corner Union square you
1bravc. Eorty.seyeDth st.; at the HARLEM OFFICE
No fhird one hun reG twenty ourthst
(HaIlem savings Bank Building. up TO D. Ia at regum
ohico IT g.
d. 4 To 81 a WEEK.-Single and double
- Il with board; table board So transient 81 a
sac hence our extraordinary low prices. CLARENCE
HOTEL II Clintonp laco, near Broad~ay
1874 5TH-AVE.-Two suites, front and
kO rear also single rooms from 81 10 SO per week
Els. s,IB
A FEW WELL-FURNISllED ROOMS, with
~ out board single and en- suite gentlemen only refer
T. East lOthst
AT 30 lrving-pace, corner llth-st., fur
~ nishcd rooms Tor gentlemen only references
~ LAFAYETTE-PLACE. family
hotel Rooms ca suite aud snele table hrstcasg.
U,b0 EAST 2STH-ST.-Nicely furnished
y rooms all conveniences, with excellent board in a
nriyoie family whore few boarders are taken terms mod
eate reference.
Country.
OOVNTRY BOARD wanted the year round
u on farm q widow OF limited means: price per month
m st be low. Address OLIVER. Tribune Branch ONCE,
Q2 Ia,t i4thst
DUMMY FRONT ROOMS Board 80 cents a
y day Dvspepuc nervous debitate persons cured 90
years practical test Address BOX lOU0 Norwalk Conn.,
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For Both Sexes-Citv

AM. KINDERG AR TEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
n an East IOtl.st: b. NJ cor. Prin-New classes will
hegin after the holidays Lessons thorough and practical
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRk. SATURDAY.. Feb.

NETWORK. Saturday, Feb z, 1890
The following sales were held at the Ex.
change salesrOom TODAY
BVE r. RAYMOND.
4-story brown stone dwelling with lot, No $50 Lex
ington.ave, W 6, 800 II Of 62dst lot 20x90; John
By Richard v Horneu
3.story brown stone dwelling with lot No 242 East
5lst.st, g. 100 II Nv OF 2d-ave, lot 20xl00.5j
49,. 49,.
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Gin propertp ulnteo.

A FOUR-STORl brown stone wanted, for
~ wbic. owner will take In part payment tma country
1lac, rear citg balance cash. rutland & WHITING
Buekmunst
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Ferry station m York foot Of Iibertyst ,wo,ps
Ferry station In Brooklyn foot OF tuitons' 'oNo"'
Commencing October 8. ls1e.-Lesvo NewYork. foot OF
$50 a. m~For Pennington. Eason Bevidcre. Bethlehem
Hazieon, wkeseare Emirs etc Connects at Junction
WI For sS"s T a. 1ng rsn si cooS Mountain
Budds Lake aEd Lake Hopltcong Eason Allentown Har
scranton. Danyle Willamspolt etc ..n
p.mFor Flemngton Eason Bath Allent0whh Ma nc
Chunk. Tamaqua. Mahapoy City Hazeton
Fphista. Poitsv,il. Harrisburg etc. ,,....o,.
For I[igh Bridge Branch Schooe s ydSr aen
Budds Lake and Lake Hop1tcong' EaStoh be'"oic' AVN
4aiC D. NJ For someryie and n mingtOn. ,.,, cA,n,
$50 D. m-Da.ly for EastOu. Allentown hanch Ch1nH
n n%r at Janaon for Deawa
Tairoad.
For Eli R3 8 sls $50 GiS 7s 7S ! ss99
6iJ $50 7i} 40, s:l5, 9l5 1872 H. Pdna, Brook
and ute stations $50 m. for EastOu Allen
'o Fd7 Hasns q9& ~ S i5 75 5 s5 5
TO- 1890 Ills a. m il M ;, $780, l. l;So s. $780, $40
For Trans to Local Ioin see Time Table at stations
Boats Of the BROOK yh ana Ere nn,A S IA H net Ter
Jersey City Brooklyn ana Etc IepO Jer
sey city.
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVl-
Leave NewYork foot OF Lbcrtyst, for Red Bank. Long
Branch ocean Grove SC, s:lj lliij H. 49, a. 6;lo
sf fiff te and from ana 6cE%NfG and FAIR
RED BANK, to aud from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GRIT. with all trains
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave foot of Liberyst for Freehold at 3d. l4O m
4, $40 p u.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New.I Oik, foot Liberty ST. G. r. r. % y. j.
s15 mFor Farmn gdale Toms River, Bamegat aud In
iI5 p mFor Toms River ylneland. all stations to Bay
side AND 70 TIC GiIf RIVER Barncgat Tucker
ton r. Il. and Philadelphia
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Art Schools-New- York City.
nIRS. LOUISA Is. CULVER

MRS. JOHN POPE.-Lassons in drawing.
w oil and color painting decorating china silk
and other materials. studio, q" East 2lstst.
NlRS, LOUISA Is. CULVER
WIN receive pupils IN painting Landscape nowera st nic
d and decoraGn al her studio THE Bella No. As
2eth.st corner Ati-avc, beginning October l..
Refe,ences I Mr.. D. Huntington, Mr. William Hart MT.
JAMES Nj Hart MI A. i. Bellows.
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For Roth Sexes-Brooklyn.

MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
wi her Lessons IN music and foreign especial
teniion paid pupils backward In English branches. For
ith apply OF 40 Cnton'st, South Brooklyn
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.


AT PORTCHESTER O.. " Military Insti-
~ tute the next term will commence February !.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- college Conditioned rejected candidates coached
Summer OF Winter siockbrdge. Mass y. HoFfNANN.
pOYS under SIXTEEN, Yonkers, n. Y.
ID Thorough teaching; Kind care low rates.
Established 1857. BENJA1IN MASON.
BOYS and young men admitted at any time
Nd Media 1cnn) Academy, II miles by Tsli from Pha.
delphis. sWlTUlN {. DE1LIDGt, A. 81 harvard grad.
uate Principal
(tOLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
~ TUTE, Few Haven. Conn. General Russelra school
Preparatory college, scientific schools business Thor.
ough phyncal training by military drilling gynnastca 60
Ample opportunity Tor aih.eucg games rowing. &c.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Wor-
i Il ocster Mass G. Is. MEfCALF A. A., superintendent
I TITLE BOYS.-Special advantages lower
Boarding School for Boys established 1851 u.
MASON, Nonkers. y. Y.
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
~ ion sUSssx County, y. j. recpens September for
males and females exceedingly Leltny excellent govern.
Chrlstian Influences thorough 10 lit for any
lego business $500 send for catalogue
cid studens; }. Flavel MCGEE. LLDj Judge John A
Blair, Jersey city. o. b. STEVENS, A. n
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ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.
SbI TO BOSTON o,n pv,,,rrp
SIoNINGION LINE

PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra Galnea leave Pier 30 North River
foot of Warrcust) daily, except sundays at p NJ for
Providence Fret via either line taken al owcet rates
l.. ". FlLKINs. DIS. BABCOCk,
Gen PassAgent fresdenI
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Gouarinersnlp Non1es

AOTICE.-Mr. GEORGE r. SHELDON Is
SHELDON & WADSWoRTH.
New.Yvrk, February ., 1850
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
4 satuck aud Housaouc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Cath
lp pier SO. r. r. daily az II 80 and $50 p
Fare low e. than b. any other routh
EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL AREANGINENT OF PASSENGER lsAtN MaIoh
90 1879 Leave foot of COrandt and DetDos'e
90 u m for EastOn bethlehem, Allentown, he~dl ng
Nnuch hunk IIazlcton hahanOY CITY, Ashland wilkes
hare. scranton and Tunk hannOc X 49,,
0.3d D. 10. sight Express dally lot Eastoh betlehen
Attention Nauch Chunk. WikesbsIIS Elmira Ithaca
Buffalo, Niagara Fas aud the
Wesf Pullman sleeping coaches attached
w. 49," ROBT SAlKk, Sup't and Engr
Ofice corner Church aud Cprtaud stA
CHAS H. CMMMING-. Agent
NORWICH LINE'to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets. steamers leave
Pier 40 North Rysr daily Including sundays At 900 m
ior New London. Boston, Worcester, &C.
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE,
For special limited tickets steamers OLD COLONY ana
NEWPORT leave Now.York daily excepting Sundays at
800 IN from ~ Norh River foot OF Murray Leave
Brooklyn, 400 p ~. Jersey CITY. i2O p IN, via Annex
SI TO BOSTON ..
SlONlNGION LINE.
The elegant steamers MAssACHUs SETS and RHODE
ISLAM leave Pier ~ Noh lycr loot Of jay st. at 4jO
.. H.. daily EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
special hrtclasa limited tickets good only for DC trip for
which they doth boat and trsn spe1ed tho
face tcket sold this line from Sew ork TO BOSTON
sst,rooms aud tickets NOs. 1868 397 7s5
Q42 BrOadway. at Metropolitan and Efh Avenue Hotels
York and $3C MashinRton~t brooklyn Ilckcs
Od all principal hotels aud ucketOhces anu az Oecs
Of WestcOtt Express CO.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Electra Galnea leave Pier 30 North River
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Gotrls.

Aurtion Sales OF Real estate.
EARN. AT AUCTION.-THURSDAY Feb
ruary 10 1850 at =. On the premises adjacent to
The terminus North shore ailrOa Great Neck Long
leland the Of the late DANIEL T. sMl III distance
u Sew IA miles contents l3i acres In ave parcels
sale ueremptOry close estate
siLXASNrs, : ~ snI III Great SecK Executors
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A + PORTCHESTER q. W Military Insti-
~ IT. ~. NJ, VII cnnmenc. Knhrmary
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
4 CONNECTION. -
Leave foot of Liberyst for Freehold at 3d. l;lo a. m
4, 5:l5 p. III.
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pOYS under SIXTEEN. Yonkcrs, n. Y.
ID Thorough teaching; Kind care low rates
efab I'd
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LINE TO BOSTON-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR Tor special limited tickets steamers leave
Pier 49, NOrth Kysr daily Including sundays at 300
- 49,. - I..r
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Gountrp properip tor Sale ono 90 feI

4 -ProVeity Tor sale aud rent az IAII.es ~ Ut
gains. EDMAnO :. M 80 -. : : -
VILLA on the HUDSON at YOnkeis; Ia
n acres high ground "a rooms brick Gothic residence
stahles: fruit SHADE; beet order price low g.. -, -
e'ao''S' H'' HENRY 4. KLJGH. 90 Wanst
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Eaw Schools.
learners.

A WELL-EDUCATED young lady Ger
~ mani wishe. 10 obtain a situation goycrness to
teach French German English music best references
Address 81. -. Post Office. HObokcn, N
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VILLA on the Hudson, at lonkeIs Ila
n ocrra nigh ground "a rooms; brick 6oihe residence.
stables fruit shate best Orderi price low. HENRY l..
80 ~ "a
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IEA 5TH-AVE.-Two suites, front and
iOI rear also two single s. SO per week
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HOYS aud YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- college. Conditioned or rejected Candidate coached.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
BJt Nd BKDUh NJI IL.

II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPoTS
IL PHILADELPHIA. IN NEM-YOKK.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-05
WHAT Il LEADVZZLE MILL
MIN HAS TO say OF
RUBY MINES.

Mr.. Geo. Webster, ESQ.,, one of
our enterprising citizens, who has
invested no inconsiderable amount in
mines OF this vicinity, some time since
selected some ore from different mines
hereabouts, among which was the
Forest Queen and Silver Hill, and
sent it to A. R. Meyer & Co., millers
and samplers, at Leadville, to be
tested. The following letter, from
the Secretary of the company, tells
what it run:
George We6sttr: Esq huun, Co..:
DEAR SIR: We are in receipt of
your specimens, for which please ac-
cept thanks. We assayed the Forest
Queen and found 776 OF. The bal
ance not being marked we made an
average run on all. and the result gave
$40 OF. The writer expects to visit
your camp sometime during August,
and hopes to have the pleasure OF
nesting you. Yours respectfully,
CHAs. LlyuEsG, Secretary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-05

The work of stretching the tele-
graph wire between here and Gun
nlson is completed, and the workmens
are now engaged on the extension be-
tween here and Crested Butte and
Gothic. The line will be in operation
IN a few days, the office at present
being in the lower part of the camp;
but Mr.. J. R. Stcarns assures US that
Just as soon as an operator can be had
an Office will be established some
where near the Post-ohice. This will
be very convenient to the merchants
and miners of Ruby Camp, and we
hope the Telegraph Company will
meet with that success it deserves
We also understand they are to build
at once, from Gunnison to South
Arkansas, when we will be put in di-
rect communication with all parts of
the civilized world.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-05
THE MOUNTAIN BELLE.
MEssss EIsroRs:

MEssRs EIgroRs:
The Elk MOUNTAIN PlLor is the re-
cognized organ through which men,
ton Is made of the mines and fatter-
ing prospects Of this mining district.
Too often, indeed, from interested
motives or gushing hopes are these
paragraphs highly colored, but now
beg leave, as a disinterested person,
and without the knowledge of the
owners thereof, and, perhaps, incur
ring their displeasure, to mention a
very fiattering prospect" which my
experience as a practical miner will
justify me in claiming, will soon be
developed into frst-class mine. l
mean the "Mountain Belle" lode.
This claim is located east of the town,
about two thousand feet beyond the
famous "Forest Queen" mine, and is
in the same direction. The crop
pings Of this lead were discovered last
SEASON by Messrs. Whitson and Rund-
lett. Nothing beyond assessment
work was done until the present
month, when a contract was made
With us for sinking 8 ffty-foot shaft by
|the present owners, Messrs. J. M.
freeman, +. M. Randell and Witcher
Jones.
We are now down thirty feet, work
eihg temporarily suspended while a
ditch Is being Ding to carry off water
fcming in the shaft near the surface.
The crevice is we'll defined, with
distinct walls, showing at the present
hepth width of between five and SIX
feet. We have not yet reached solid
vein matter, but the broken boulders
show such mineral. as pEeases all who
.tee. it, from its resemblance to the
Forest Queen" ore, excepting as to
4he ruby in the latter. l venture the
prediction that among the future
mines Of this district the "Mountain
Belle" will not be found in the rear.
) r. r. Ross, for Ross Bros,
Contractors.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-05
THE CRRYyOLI7E GONE UP.

LEADv1LIE, July a2.-1 have visi-
ted and made a thorough examina-
ton Of the Chrysolite. Am sorry to
say it is exhausted of its ores, with
the exception of one pocket. The
developments in the mine are costly
and extensive, and have been very
extrayagant. The force has been re-
duced from 600 to about 100 men.
The above dispatch from Prof.
Raymond appeared in the Denver
2'71uae of July e. Thus it is that
the Carbonate district is gradually on
the decline, which is no fault Of our
people here in the Gunnison country;
but, nevertheless, the Leadville papers
kick and howl like ebay steers" be-
cause their population is laping over
into this district. Why it is that they
will come here and prospect for these
''knife- blade veins is a mystery,
when they can stay in Leadville and
discover Little Pittsburghs and
Chrysoli'es. One thing we know,
that no "expert" ever made an exam
nation of any Of the aforesaid "knife-
blade veins and report that the "vein
is exhausted with the exception Of one
pocket.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-05
THURSDAY, AUG. S, 1880.
THE TREATY SIGNED.

A special dispatch to the Denver
7u6une, dated Los Pinos, July 29th,
informs lis that the Utes have signed
the treaty. The Indians were very
reluctant about coming forward and
signing the papers, and their doing so
at the last hour was due to the in
fluence of Otto Mesrs, Commissioner
from Colorado. They objected to the
treaty because they did not want their
lands in seyeralty. Instructions from
Washington state that the reservation
will not be thrown open for settle
n'ent until all the arrangements in re-
gard 10 the removal Of the Indians are
completed and a proclamation from
the President has been issued to that
effect.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-05

4 dam has been built at the outlet
of Brennand lake to the Anthracite
creek, and as a consequence the beau
tiful valley surrounding the lake has
been rendered almost impossible for
wagons and pedestrians. 1t is sup
posed to have been constructed for
the uses of a saw mill on the creek
below, as at times the creek resumes
its flow while at other times it is shut
off. The saw mill men should ascer-
tain in advance whether they had mo-
tive power enough for their mill, and
without resorting to an expedient of
great injury to the public. The city
limits embraces one-half of the lake,
and there is an absolute Injury result
ing to her interests from injuring the
approaches to the city for the last
thirsTstys. Until this nuisance vas
established there was passable road
On the east borders of the lake 70 The
city. but row i Is made boggvaad
almost impossible Tor wagons. Let
Tie city authorities look 70 the .bssc-
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