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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-11-04

hope the incoming officials will never
let their acts be such as to cause CON-
plant and dissatisfaction among our
citizens. The officers elect are all
good and true men and we have no
fears of their not giving satisfaction.
The following is the poll of Crest
ed Butte:
Garfield As
Hancock 10
Garfslds majority, Il
Governor, Pitkin,r A.
Hough, d 30
riskin'. m.joai,y. Is
LeutGovernor Robinson 4s
stover,d 80
Robinsons majority, IA
for Congress- Belford, IS
Morrison,r 81
Besord's majority IA
For Secretary Of State, Me,dreum, Il
I" Unfug 81
Msldrums majority, s
State Treasurer, Sauders, A
Hail, 81
Sanders majority, Il
Audlor Davis, Al
B.eyd "a
Davis majority, 81
Attorney General, TOLL Is
staIlcuRd SO
Tolls majority, u
sup- P l. Cornell 4e
" Crook ~
sss,'s'l fiss Regents Of the State rnivs'.'s, IS
Sts.e Senator, Weston,r - is
Spencer 81
wsston's maje'i', Ii
Representative lariin, ~ H %
Dalier,d -. So
Farlin's majority, /.
Dist1io: Judge, Love- f-. 81
Helm, - II
Loves majority 3G
County Judge Smith, d No. GO
Bfo~n'r Is
Smiths majority e. l. ~
County Commissioner, Biebel,d - - G2
Campbell, lG
Biebels majority, .r..- SO
Coroner, Smith &c
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THE GREAT Triple ROUTE
Travellers from Gunnison and San
Juan desiring to 60 east via Alpine
Pass, should bear in mind that !. l..
Sanderson & Cos. Stages over the
new Toll Road, make the closest con
nections at Eortense with the fast
trains of Denver and Rio Grande
Railway. This is a popular route to
LeadyilIe, Pueblo and Denver.
J, l.. Sanderson & Co.'S Stages Viz
Marshall Pass present easiest and most
traylel outlet, with most excellent COL
nectI0rs with this line at South Ar
kansas, making the shortest and By
eight to twelve hours the quickest
time to the Missouri River and all
points East. This Stage route Wi!
rapidly grow Shorter, as work IS b
ing pushed vigoursly on-the Denver
and Rio Grande Railways Gunnison
Line via Marshall Pass, and the Stages
will in afew days connect at end of
track instead of South Arkansas. The
same company's stages make still
third connection over good roads
with the same Railways, at Alamosa,
thus, afording a choice of thee great
routes, at lowest rates, between interi-
or points and Pueblo, Denver and
the Ease. The Denver and Rio
Grande is building Railroad farther
than any line in the world, and with
in six months the hum Of is pa!Itial
trains will be heard in the streets Of
Gunnison City, Sllverton, Animas and
scores OF other thriving towns of Gun
nison and San Juan. 1t is time Of
brilliant promises and still more bril-
liant, fulhllments. ...
NThe Chip Munk lode is undoubted
ly as good, if not the best, prospect
in O,-Be- Joyful Basin. The vein
wldens out as it is opened up and the
mineral grows more compact. 1t is
now showing arsenical iron, pyrites Of
iron and argentiterous galena as well
as some native silver
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Gunnlson City polled 246 votes for
the Hancock electors and the same
number of votes for the Garfield cleo
tors, making the whole number of
votes cast aga, and only s. more votes
than were polled in Irwin.
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other side is the forever agitated ocean
Thus the lepers are secluded not only
from the world. but from the inhabitants
occupying the other portions Of Molokai.
There have been a few escapes Of lepers
through the passage indicated. but it has
ALWAYS been wonder how they could
manage to escape by so steep. precipi-
tous, and dangerous an opening. When
captured they are returned, but no penal
~ in inflicted upon them.
There is an abundance of fresh water
on the east side Of the valley. large
water pipe furnishing supply for the hos
pital and for other purposes. The valley
Is Of volcanic origin. One Of the extinct
craters is about half mile in diameter.
and l57 feet deep. The middle ofthe era
ter is beautiful little lake, emerald in its
hue. The water is reported to be as salt
as the sea. and contains two or three kinds
of fish. The natives say the lake is I'M
fathomable and that it is fed from the sea.
CHANGING at the valley as a whole. it il
most admirably fitted for the purpose to
which it is allotted. The climate Is
genial, and If at times warm in summer.
the nights are deliciously cool. In all The
Hawaiian Isl-nds there is not another To-
cation so perfect for lepcr settlement as
this.
How THE LEPERs LIVE AND FIND AMCsE-
The denizens Of the leper settlement
manage to enjoy themselves in many
ways. They have their balls and their
parties. at which they trip the light fan
tastic toe. both in native and European
style. There are 227 houses in the valley.
mostly built by the government. for their
comfort. There are two Roman Catholic
chapels and one Protestant church; also
two scbool-houses where the Young are
educated Many OF the lepers who are
able to work have taro patches, where
they plant taro, and thus secure supply
of fresh poi a delicacy dear TO the native
palate. They nearly all own horses
which they at times drive at furious rate.
The average Kanaka. no matter where
you find him, is sure TO ride his horse to
death some day or another. and the
women. in this respect, are the same as
the men. But this is one of their great
enjoyments. and they will indulge in it,
even among the lepers. When not horse
back riding. planting taro, or otherwise
engaged, the lepers do n little legitimate
loafing around .the country store" where
they barter and trade. or keep inquiring
for letters whenever a vessel touches at
Kalaupapa, the only landing at the settle
ment. No vessels are permitted to touch
there except on special business connected
with the lcpers. Whenever vessel touch
es it is kind of holiday for all the natives
who are able TO ride down to the landing.
When foreigners arrive the natives are
sure 10 reap good harvest, because.
though they charge nothing for the use OF
their horses. it is the custom 10 pay the
owners whatever you see fit in return for
kindness Some of the natives manage to
accumulate little money by trading and
speculation.
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STATEOF MAINE.

SOMERSET, SS.-Court of County Commissioners
August term A. ID. 1850.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are respon
sbe and ought to be heard touching the matter set
forth in their petition. it is ordered That the County
ssioners meet at the dwelling house of Barrett
Spauding in Carratunk Plantation on Tuesday Nov
ember yin, A. d. 1880, at 1Oo'cock A. NJ, and thence
proceed TO view the route mentioned in said petition
and on the next day Nov 10th, $780, at 10 clock A.
NJ, q nearing of the parties will be had at J. 5.
cpanldlngs hotel in Tine Forks Plantation and such
luIlner measures taken in the premises as the Com.
nlssioners shall judge proper and the owners of said
townships being unknown, it is further ordered That
hotice OF the time. place and purposes of the Com.
lnlssoners meeting aforesaid, be given to all persons
aud corporations interested by publishing an at
tested copy of the petition aforesaid with tits order
tnereon. six weeks successfully in the Pine TREE
Shte IA public newspaper printed mt Fairfield in said
county, and In the kennebec Journal publ. news
paper printed at Augusta, in kennebec county, by
the printers to the state. The publication of the
same to be Mt least thirty days before the time up.
pointed for said view, that all interested NAV then
appear and be heard, if they think proper
. Attest : l.. II. WEBB, Clerk,
A true copy of the Petition and order of Cour.
thereon. ~ "
Attest - l.. II. WEBB, CLERK.
W6w3
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STATE OF MAINE.

MN NEBEC, IS Hoard Of County Commits sioners,
Sept. 10, 1850.
On the foregoing Petition, satisfactory evidence
nnihg oeeh received that the Petitioners are re-
sponslpie aud ought to be heard touching the matter
set iort IN said Petition, 1t is Ordered that thirty
DAYS previous notice be given that the County Com
missioner viii meet at the Office of c. Ii. Maxcy in
uarainer on "wednesday, the Goth day of October
next, at II O'Clock A. NJ and thence proceed TO view
Inc route mentioned in said Petition, and immed-
d wards hear the parties and their witnesses
anu then take such further measures IN the premises
as may be adjudged proper Said notice to be given
servlng attested copies of said Petition and this
W upon the respective Clerks of the town
~ " est Gardiner and the City of Gardiner. and by
s.dg up such copies in three public places in each
u = sad towns, and by publishing the same in the
hennebec journal public newspaper printed in said
Soany that all persons aud corporations interested
may attend and be heard ifthey think proper.
Attest = WM. n. STRATTON, Clerk.
a, true copy of the Petition and order OF court
thereon. $3.50
Attest WIN. NJ STRATTON, Clerk.
tT&wsept22&2
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County.
NJ the undersigned, citizens of Gardiner and
w west Gardiner respectively represent that
the pnbic convenience requires that a road should
oa,,h oul, commencing on the Brunswick road so
called IN sal Gardiner In the centre of the Maxy
rih so called, and running northerly through said
arm 10 tne tobbossee Centre River thence easiery
ons SAID rv,r across said Maxcy farm and land Of
upen Hest';on until 1t strikes ledge in said river
az he ips so called, and thence across said river to
me county reaf in West Gardiner, running from
Morrllis Corner to the City Of Gardiner and we re-
speciiuiiy ask you to lay out the same
a. III. POTTER AID II others.
Gardiner, Sept. /, 1850
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tRO0STOOK. ss.-Cogft Of C0aRis Commission
ers, july adjourned Terra, iagasf 20 1850.
On the foregoing petition. oRDsaxp, That notice
be given that the Commissioners will meet on Mon
tav November s, 1850. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the
store of Dudley 4 Smith IN Mspcton. and hear all
parties interested in said road through the IN
incorporated townships and on the same day proceed
to view the route mentioned In said petition, and
there. u, convenient place in the vicinity,
hear all parties interested in said road through said
towns. Immediately after said view, and take
such further action in the matter they judge prop
er Said notice to he given by serving aiosted copies
of the petition and this order upon the clerks of
Ashland Castle HUI. and Maple,on, and upon Peter
Dunn aud George q. Damn of Ashland, James Hay
ward Of Portase Lake. and Thomas n. Egery and
Daniel Hinckiey of Bangor, supposed cwsers
Of lands In said township No. II, Range T. the other
owners IL any. being unknown. and the Commission
ers being unable ascertain by reasonable diligence
who they are; and by posting up like copies in
three public places in each Of said towns. VIZ; in
Ashiand Castle Hill. and Mapsetcn, and by publishing
the same three successive weeks in the Aroostook
Times, n newspaper published At Houiion
In said county, and six successive weeks in
the kennebec Journal, the State paper, the hast
publication and said service and posting to be At
least thirty DAYS before said meeting that all persons
interested attend and be heard ii they see nj.
81 Attest - Il. l.. STABLES, Clerk.
true copy Of petition and order.
6w35 Attest - h. l.. STABLES, Clerk.
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legal advertisements.
PETITION.
To the Honorable County Commissioner of Soms

To the Honorable County Commissioners of Somer.
set county.
NIethe undersigned. inhabitants of the planta-
w tons of Cai ratunk and The Forks. respect
fully represent that public siy and conv enience
require the discontinuance of the county road as To-
Gated from the county road across Barrett Spauld-
ing's field in Carraunk, through TO Jesse Adams
north field in The Forks in October 1879 and instead
thereof the location of county road from Albert
SpaudIngs southwest corner in Carratunk and near
his dwelling house northwardy TO the road located
last October ut said Jesse Adams north field.
Also to locate a new county road from the end of
me count, road located last October Lawrence
L. Hills house in The Forks thence portbwarlly
past Lewis Martins house, Henry Lovejoy's house
and David DevolFs house some point near Charles
" liams house in The Forks, and thence TO some
point on the county road near j. Smith Spauldng's
house in The Forks.
we therefore request you to view said routes and
make such dfscontinuances and new locations rs you
may deem best
Dated this ninth day of August A. d., 1850.
DAVID A. DEVOLL and ~ Others
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KENNEBEC COryTr--fa Court Of Psrtase
held at asswsfa, oa the .srsf Monday 81 Sepseseer
A cERTAIxlNsTRuMExT,purpor,insse Be- the
"A last win and testament Of Eplraim s. Smith
late Of Wayne, in said County, deceased, hav.
Ing been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successively prior to the second Monday Of
Oct0bef next, In The kcnnebec journal, newxpa
per printed Augusta. that all persons interested
nav attend It Court Of Probate then to be holden
6 Augusta, ard show ca,ee. IL any, WHY the said
instrument should not be proved, approved and q.
loved - the Ast win and testament Of the said dc.
eraaed II. X. BAkER. Juder.
z1sest: CHARLES HEwINS. Regisser. swS
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hE"NEBEC COUNTT-Tn COurfof Probate, heid
az r. AUGUSTA, on the first Monday Of September,
r IZZIE II. KELLER widow of John J.
- keber. late of Chelsea, In said county. de-
eeasea, having presented her application for allow
a.oe oui OF the personal estate Of said deceased:
Oi,DERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, In the Kennebec journal,
printed IN Augusta, in said County, that all persons
interested may attend at Probate Court to be held
AZ augusta, on the second Monday Of October next,
ana show cause if any they have, why the prayer o.
SAID petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAKER, judge
Attest :-CHARLEs HEwISs, Register. swss
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10 the Honorable County Commissioners Of the
County ~ 4roosfook
T1NHE undersigned inhabitants of said county.
i rprcsent that public cow enence and necessity
require The location OF a coanty road, beginning ~
the Rails Mills road $50 called In Mapleton flants-
ton. on land of A. II. Thompson thence running in
nearly southwesterly direction to the north line of
Seat No. 142 In Castle HIN Plantation; thence west
crly. near lot lines, to near the Baystack
Mountains: thence southwesterly. to the south line
of said Castle min Plantation; thence westerly on
the north side of said line about one hundred and
fifly rods: thencr scuthwesterly hve and one halt
rods thence westerly on south side of line between
Castle hin and Township No. IL. Range 4. about one
hundred and ifty rods thence southwesteriy across
the corner of said Township No. H. Range 4. to near
the southeast corner of 10, or block No L. in the
towu Of Ashland; thence hy the most direct and
feasible route TO Ashland village. We therefore
spectfuily request yon to examine said route and
locate said road at Your earliest convenience.
STEPHEN L. NEWS. and 80 others.
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DAlNTS, Oils. Varnishes, Glass and PAPER
l. Hangings, House and Sign Painters.
c. BEALE s CO.
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INURNITURE, Mattresses and Bedding,
Il Collins, Caskets and Uphslstering.
&. X. & II. u. WELLS, Water Street.
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T AIDES GoNDOLER Button Boots wear bette
IL and look as well French Kid, and cost less
l.. HASKELL.
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NEWS FOR 300 AGENTS.
CAMPAIGN SONGSrERS

for both Hancock and Garfield Clubs nov
ready. Each spicy, spirited and splendid. both in
music and words. The very largest and hes, in ,ha
field and the cheapest. Samples mailed ON recent
of price, l2c each. Grand chance for agents And
clubs. Terms liberal. For particulars address
UNION BOOK CO., Springfield Mass.
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This preparation, as its name signifies, consists
of Vegetable Properties that are harmless to the
most delicate invalid. Upon one trial the merits
of this Compound will be recognized, As rehef IS
immediate; and when its use Is continued, IN
ninety-nine cases in a hundred, positive and
permanent cure is effected, as thousands Will
testify. On account ofits proven merits. 1t is to-
day recommended and prescribed by the best
physicians in the country.
1t will cure entirely the worst form of falling
of the uterus, Leucorrh9a, Irregular and Pain
full Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, lntiam-
nation and liberation, Floodngs, all Displace.
menis and the consequent spinal weakness, and
is especially adapted to the Change OF Life. 1t
will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
in an early stage of dev elopment. The tenden-
CIV to Cancerous Humors there is checked very
speedily by its use.
In fact, has proved to be the greatest and best
remedy that has ever been discovered. 1t per-
meates every portion of the system, and gives
new life and vigor 1t removes faintness, hafri:
lency, destroys all craving for stimulants, and
relieves weakness of the stomach.
1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depres-
sion and Indigestion. That feeling of bearing
down, causing pain, weight and backache, is
always permanently cured by its 1t will,
at all times and under all circumstances, act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female
For Kidney Complaints of either sex this Com
pound is unsurpassed.
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DIUMBlNG,-Practiesl Plumber.
Il 4 doors south OF Bridge. Water ST.
HENRY A. TABOR.
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GREATEST RUSH ever known 80 ,OOot,,,,
thirty days, and 10000 more printing to
supply the immense demand Tor the Life of
6cHs nAuGUGk highly endorsed bv Gen
Hanc ock, the party leaders, and press and Life Of
GEN. GAREIEOsy also Gen. sir o. s. B Iss1.n1
Both official, immensely popular, selling over 10
900 a week !! Agents making $40 to $40 day,
he harvest Is sept; and Oct Outfits soc. each.
HUBBARD BROS, Pubs, Springfield, Mass
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Nfm embellishments.

a. . m~Pn Agents. Illustrated Life OF Garnelc,,
~ UIku by War Correspondent carleton.
Most popular in the country to wri,e n.
portant proof sheets read oy "en' "'''. a,,slitw.
4 ROsfOu.
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STOVES, Furnaces, Ranges apd Kitchen
- Furnishing Goods. Plumbing, &c.
WILLIAMSON. WARD &C OGAN.
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IHURNACES. Stoves. Ranges, Tin, Iron
Il and Copper Ware, Tin Roofing, &c.
GOULD & BARKER.
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EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT

ME facilities at this institution for aeauirno n
= thorough and practical business education can
ne lact that over two hundred of our graduates
assisted by u.s. within the past year. to ucratjve
Posiyns in some of the best business houses in the
send for the latest catalogue C0NFR'S COWMEspp'
'iAL CoLLEGE, 666 Washington Street, Boston.
WI
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DOOTS and SHDf.S-S. NewcoTnb & Cos French
ID Curacao and American X id Boots made 10 or
der at j. W. Cross Water st, Augusta, Ne.
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% Eleg CANT Cards, 20 styles, with name 1oc IN
bort II "c' stamps taken. w. Moore. b. ock
Wtlfebo6I
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KENNEBEC COUNTY
TRADE CIRCULAR.
COMMERCIAL, MANUFACTURING 4
PROFESSIONAL.
For the Year 1850.

The following Circular i, respectfully presented by
the undersigned Merchants. Manufacturers and ITO
fessonal firms of kennebse County, VII" assirr u
present the citizen of this -eetion cohe,e SUI
FIi.tIe HnsineSs Guide careful Ierasa Of ioi
lowing eIassfcafions l. only nrtssafy 10 sAp" 'iii
for choice selections of varied and eonpiei stocks oi
seasonabIe goods displayed by merchants OF iiee'
ably wifh that Of any other in Maine
Es-sil orders for goods will receive prompt al
,enfjop satisfaetion gu iranfsed money refunded
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BOOTS, Shoes and Ruuuers. Fine Custom
ID Work and Repairing 10 order.
J. Il. THOMAS. liailCwci.
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HR& G "A stops, sun ssm.s, ucl !, ,,u-
yMO0W y Nox Celeste & yox Humane Sent on
g. trial warranted. only sos. Planes tos
W. catalogue free. Address DANIEL f. Rrsrrr 70
w.. aug2ir&w4w
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"A POTUECARY. PURE DRUGS. AND
N Medicines. and Toilet Articles.
JAMES f. DENINE, Union l;lock, W a'er ST.
, 1880-11-03
THE LAUNCH OF THE
ITALIA
CASTELLAMARE, SEPT SGJs

The launch this morning on ItaIy's
own coast of the Italia, the biggest
ironclad %afloat, may be simply des-
cribed as the most splendid success
imaginable. When the d~ogshores
were knocked away there was for q
few moments q breathless pause,
and when the big ship was seen to
move loud ViUas burst forth. Ora
dually gaining way, the Italia went
down the slips with a steady
even, majestic motion, which called
forth the highest encomiums from
the officers OF Her Majesty's ships
Monarch and Thunderer, who were
standing close besides me. The
cheers and UiUas of the thousands as
sembled were d~eafening.
King Humbert. who came express
ly from MonZa for the OCCASION, was
accompanied from Rome by Signor
Carroll and the Ministers OF Grace
and Justice and of Public Works, and
was received at the station here by
Admiral Acton, Minister of Marine,
Signor Miceli, Minister of Commerce,
and others.
The launch completed, King Hum
bert returned to Naples across the bay
on board the Staffetta despatch boat,
the squadrons of escort being COM
posed of the .%Italian ironclads Maria
PA and Terrible, and the English
ironclads Monarch and Thunderer.
The Italia's dimensions are 1872
metres in length, % metres in breadth,
and nearly ten in depth. Her INNER
sion, when fully armed, will be 9.24O
metres at the stern, 1920 at the bow.
Her displacement will be IA, 800 tons,
Her engines, made by John Penn and
Co., are of 5000 horse-power.-1imes'