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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To f. c. Doughety, A. B. Hutchinson c. Cadle, jr and
Smith Rarnard or Ballard:
You, and each Of you hereby notified that have
expended hundred dol!av in labor and improve.
nens upon the Edwin lode situated southweserly from
the Milwaukee lode in the Ruby mining district of
which the location certificate is found in Book page
O7 in the office Of the Recorder of said county, in Or
t, hold said claim under the provisions Of Section
1924 of the Revised Statutes Of the United States
cernng amount OF labor upon mining claims, leing the
amount required hold said lode for the lerod ending
Dec 81 1880 And if within ninety days after This
flee by pullaton you fail refuse to contribute your
.oron OF such OK, en,.itnre as co-ownels your in
trests in said claim will become the property Of the
su sc,iber by the terms of said section.
y1-n36 L. D. CHRISTOPHER.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
70 S. V. Thompson:

To S. V. Thompson:
You are hereby notified that have expended one
,ndred $500 dollars in labor and improvements upon
the Great Bonanza lode, situated in R,by Mining Dis
let, County OF Gunnson, State of Colorado, Of which
location certificate is found record in Book Six
( Page eighty-four S4) in the Office of Recorder Of
s county In order to hold said claim under the pro-
sios Of Section 324 Of the Revised Statutes Of the
United States, and the amendment thereto approved
January 22, $780, concerning annual labor upon mining
claims teing the amount required to hold said lode for
the period ending the 3lst day Of December, A. D.
1881, and if within ninety days after this notice by
aubcaionyou fail OF refuse to lay contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure cuowner, your i,.-
crest in the claim will lecome the property of the sub
cri' by the terms Of said section.
mar.H-n4l RA DUNCAN
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31

A New York paper IN recent issue
gives a review of the mining stock
market, from which the following
figures are CLEANED: The whole num-
Der of mining companies listed on the
New York mining boards is 121. Out
OF this number 80 are Colorado prop
critics, II Of which are located at
Leadville. The entire nun Der Of
shares that changed hands during the
month aggregated 3,782,21o. Out of
this number 2,3a9,671 shares were Of
Colorado. companies, and 1,S74,o1s
shares, or about one-half, were prop
eSties located at Leadvi!le.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
3. p. Jones

g. p Jones:
You are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars IN labor and improvement upon the
Robert Emmett loie situated in Ruby Mining district,
Gunnisou county, Colorado, Of which the location
ti is found in book s. page 49, in the Office of the
,rler of said county, in oder TO hold said claim
der the provisions Of section 2,324 Of the Revised
Statutes Of this United States concerning amount Of
lior npon mining claims being the amount required
hold sail lode for the period ending Dec g. A. D..
1880 Aud If within ninety DAYS after this notice by
publication you fail refuse to contribute your opor
tion Of such expenditure co-owner your interests
in said claim will become the pIopery Of the subscriber
by the terms Of said section. JOHN McELR0Y.
y1.f31
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
TO s. V. Thompson:

You ale neeby notified that have expended one
hundred (sl'0 dollars in labor an. Improvements upon
the Warwick loe situated In Washington Gulch him
ing stiici County Of Guhnion, State VI Colorado, Of
which the lo,~'ion certif ate is found record in
Book six (6) rage twenty-esht (as) in the office of
Recorder OF sad county In order to hold said claim
under tne provisions Of Section 1924 Of the revised
statutes Of the U, lied States and the amendment
thereto approved January 22, 1885, concerning xn.,u
labor upon mining claims Icing the amount required 10
hold said lode for the reod ending the 3lst day of
December A. D. 1Ssl aud if within ninety days after
this notice by publication, you fail refuse to pay
contribute your proportion Of such expenditure
owner your interest in the claim will become the prop
erty Oi the subscriber by the terms Of said section.
mar24- nil r. "A. DUNCAN
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
ro Joser,h Donol,ue and ]. E. Manning.

To Joseph DOnOhue and J. E. Manning:
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified that have
expended one hundred dollars in labor and improve
mehss upon the Donohue lode situate Amazon hill
Tin Cup mining district GunniADn county Colorndo Of
which TIE location certificate il found in Book L. Page
49, in the office Of the recorder Of said county, in order
to hold laid claim under tho provisions OF section 1924
of the Revi Statutes Of the United States concerning
amount Of labor upon mining claims, being the amount
requir II to hold said lo.e for the ieiod ending 18th
day of July, A, d. 1asO. And if within ninety days
after is notice by p icatar. you fail refuse to
contribute your proportion Of such expenditure
owner your interests in said claim will become the
property Of the subscriber BY the te Of said section
lst pub dec z3-28 CHAS. HOSSEEILD.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1925
U. s. LAND OFFICE, LEApyrLLE, CoioRApo,(

U. .. LAND OFFICE, LEADv1LLE, CoioRApo,)
February 17th 1881.
Notice is hereby given that Sidney A. Sheppard
whose fos Chce address is Denver, Alaia County
and Hamilton W. Bennett and Byron l.. Bennc!t, each
Of whose Post Office address is Weisport, FL Paso
ounty, Colorado, have made application for ratent
for fifteen hundred linear feet the Galena Mountain
No lode, bearing silver the same leing feet s. Sc
70 w., and 494 feet n. 81 20 T. from discovery shaft
thereon, with surface ground 800 feet in winh,
situate in the Gothic Mining District Gunnison County
State Of Colorado, aud described in the plat and field
notes on file in this Office q follows viz:
Beginning at Cor. No. l, pine post surrounded by
mound Of stones, from which U. s. Locating monument
Galena Mountain beans \. Al 10 W. 537 3l-lno feet.
ana the discovery shaft hears s. 400 SIS $50 l-OO feet,
thence s. 3so 40 E. 800 feet to Cor. No pire cost
surrounded ty mound Of Stones; thence r. $40 20 f.
O feet 70 esch side center stake and 100 feet to Cor
No 3 pine post surrounded ly mound of stones and
marked 3xl2l2 thence N. $50 40 W. 800 feet to Cor
No. line pst surrounded by mound Of stones and
marked 4xl2l2 thence s. so 20 W. 759 feet to W. side
center stake aud 500 feet to Cor No Place of becin-
ming, containing 1898 acres No adjoining claimants.
JOHN J. HENRY, Register.
wv. R. BURCHNELL, Receiver.
vol no3Sm3
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31

An editor in Georgia says: "Gold
Is found in 36 counties in this state,
silver in 3, copper in 10, iron in 43,
diamonds in 26, and whisky in all OF
them; and the last gets away with all
the rest"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31

That germs of disease may live for a
long period seems to be proven by re.
cent experiments under the direction
OF M. Pasteur. Seven sheep were led
daily, for few hours, to a piece Of
ground where some animals that dice
of anthracoid disease, or charbon
had been buried twelve years previous
ly. Two of them caught the disease
and died. There was no grass for tie
sheep to eat, and it is thought those
two must have received the germs in
the course of smelling about the
ground.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
TIL E EAsTl
PAR EXCELLENCE

Passing through the finest scenery in the world -
alone ascending TO The nc,ei health and paeassre
resorts in Colorado. Tourist tickets 70 ID from Nav
i' to oct 3lst enabling purchasers to 60 to CoIor.ds
'hfcuch AaIsa, and return through Nebraska or vice
Offices in the country. at very Low rates -
ht'"ern Cheyenne and Denver, passengers have
choice 0f TWO .on'es-the Colorado Division running
'hr"nsh Fort Collins, ionpmont, Bo,Ilde. and Golden
an" the Cheyenne Di'ison. running through Greeley
Evans, Platteviile and Brighton. Horton reclinins
Chair cars on the Cheyenne division Trains Of either
division connect closely with those Of the ais NJ
and foI ore hundred miles pass along the s.se base 4
the great snowy range, atforiEg oonsshans aai -
feet view of the -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31

The director of the mint has SUBJ
mitted to the secretary of the treasury
a report upon the production of the
precious metals in the United ST. ties
for the fiscal year ending June 90,
1880, which credits Colorado with
81, 200 Of silver, and s., 200, 900
gold. Total product of the state, ex-
elusive of lead and copper, $50, aoo.-
900. California comes next with
$lS, 600, 900, and Nevada with pro-
duct Of SIS, 700, 900.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31

The first through ii ket via the new
Southern Pacific railway to California
was sold in New York the 10Th. inst.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31

Carl Schurz has been sued by a
Washington claim agent to recover
100000 for having debarred him
from the practice Of his profession.
And this is the highest compliment
paid to Schurz since he accepted posi-
ton at Washington.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
10 George Weber ,

You ere hereby notified that have expended ono
hundfed dollars in la.Or ami imI rovemsuts upon tho
America lode situated in Ruby Airg District Gunni-
County, colorado, for the year ending January ls.
1881 And if within ni,ety days afer this notice by
publication you fa refuse t. consliuse your pro
pOrtin Oi such expenditure . co-owDer, your inter
es in said claim will become the property Of the sub
scriber by the terms of said section.
vl-n4I-m2A RODERICK A. GURLEY
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31

Willie, who is ten years old, and
Jimmie, who is six, were playing to-
gether. One of them was examlnire g
a fly.
"lwonder how God made him! I"
he exclaimed.
Good don't make flies as carpen-
-ters make things !" exclaimed the
other boy. "God says, LET there
be flies, and there is flies /"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31

1t is estimated that within the past
year, fully Sc, 900 of capital from
the pockets OF the citizens of the
United States has been taken in Mex
ican mines, railroads, telegraph lines
and mill interests.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31

Subscribe for the PlLor, and send it
to your friends. 1t may be the means
Of selling your claims. Help adver-
tise the camp all over the world.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31

Senator Hill is on two important
Congressional committeesAthose of
mines and public lands.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31

Josh Billings says "the musketo
haz sum ov the best blud in the coun.
Try in his veins.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
THURSDAY, MAR. 81, 1881.
The severe weather east this winter
will make crops very late.
The moon has twenty-eight noun
,ains higher than Mount Blanc.

The highest Office in the gift of the
government-the Pixies Peak signal
service station.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
ELK MOUNTAIN PILOT.
IRWIN. GyNNIsoN Co.. CoLoRADo.

~ The ntss IA local notices win be twenty-five
eents lise for tho hrst insertion and fifteen cents
nne for each subsequent insertion, aud from these ratef
Vs will nf deviate.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
Fine Mountain Panorama Plv)lr

Two Fast passenger trains through on the Ksna,a
DIVISION between Kasas City and Denver daily -
o4ulPped with tie finest Pullman slcelers I'd 1sy
BEST HUNTING and fishing resorts in A.sSo
11d Mi EN The Union Pacific il one hundrod "a
H"AbCo fourteen miles shorter than sny M
between Deaver and the Missouri river -
Many Hours ass11.' s;,e ..a.. us,, vs,e' ,os;, s
quicker time between Denver aud other Color.A.
points and he Missouri river than any o,her routs.
6O Trains Duly eiss aes .s,.s: ss,se =: T.,
choice at Omaha, Kansas City and Leavenwrth II IS
great trunk lines, running sixty through passsaser
tails between the east and wet daily Conpac1i,.e
are made with all these lines In nsazufhcept UnSoo
depots. ~. y $3.50
EGtepD1ent. sa"i,pes sns en'Ss s,,a r;s,ss rs.,s :
Palace Cars Horton Reclining Chair Cana Elegant D.v
Coaches steel rails stone and iron bsiss powerful H.
conotive-, Miller Platforms, Westirgiouse air br.kea
Win hell Een1lato.s and all other modern spplisoI
Tor the sa!efy and comic Of traveIeu ) "a Y
Ire oni'h Pacific 7silway l. the only line runnine
trains or cars Of any description through hseveeS
Denver and the Missouri -iye..
Fast Freight. ,a,1:., IT: us.:: gs.. .,s,s,: ~:
facilities sor the direct and prompt dipst1h II frokha
oE al shipments between Colombo sDd IL ~
special Inducements are onered ~ ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-03-31
THE ONLY ROUTE 70 MLt.
MONTANA, IDAHO sld d. PACIFIC COAST

Fos rates. time talIes and other iufos-.4s..
". n. BABCOCk, General Agept
,,r, Cor Lriax ~ lea 81. D.,y,,.
j. J. I. BALL. City Pas and 1kt At.
" ". np,,,, Cor lAriner a.d lsth u, D,usa,
Cor. i.'sGiss = IA L ,e.A s., p..~,.
CHOS. IS.1KIAdi3 AIAxa
ess1 ~ A>Ae4,e..A>No.
, 1881-07-26
, CREGlER' WILL NOT HAVE IT.
10 TIA Editor al ms UAtsaeo 1ttbunS


CHICAGO. July AL klcsr0 to call nttunAoo'T2 ~
tho winj.powert plan for supplying watef, :
went to tho City-llall the othnr day BY lhuts
don to ,show my plans- Tho City Engineer
laughed ut NC, aud wAuted to kuuw II ~ ~.
posed to supply wAtor With ohaln pump M'' ~,
however, sp0ko very highly Of my plan fot Nv ~.
infecttng sewage, but Oh tho whDlo though sps
plty gould not atfont to risk untrHd pans sad s.d
hp did think atcA'Q. power gul!Itt Aot be h
unol, Eciumy instead o. ilt,o snEloTbea tS o,barcss
wind: power Unglnea tho bulk of the watsr .,'n. N.
ust; aud let tho puinilg.WuFka t,% IN NJ Wy FIN
Py Pfa %stss s ind
pep day. Whatfs tno Tic 81 Gnr.!ing eoa WIZ a4s
w havo nlenty ct wind that wi1i aSt",t, ,si, ths
present woFEs wth humber q ss,Sfsssig; ,ir ssi;
located At convenient points khroIFou.a a,up ,ap VIII
below Mater level at the iAko eo llAs "t,tnts ~
may 10 desired. Il found cneaptr 70 tasy ,s,sf
number ofinlets, From those resersolss ,nscr. ii
Is lftod pr Wlud.ntl, power snto ,ho oTu ,ir,, of
syssss WI sstd e suSfP{S SSf {Suss. 70
wasor. ..tdsa. viii bo l,ooessary fos 'ts'iai saia
.''gv - 70 ata4 tnst WI, Z po % p}s }Ssuu.
further proyis!oa eonncction en- ~ xptS,
with Tho mAIn plpa OF the stea'', Ws'rkI I supiJ
OF pousHe. bo!nK higher pTcs4t'tc, wuu .vIIssI
po IL eonssssaoa S1 H. wiz ds ill., " t S r
nrYtI of th{s ula.,, luth fnr water- H
Tor pumping -wlrks at l3rHvpnst ti.h tsr nnty: f1fty:
sns ryss Ch!oax s,' W. Ut iu1nsid aud saat:
aases @ thota to Do iii navo ulaitned rpset rsptiit i
tho u!ty repatr tho present cry aa1 ,bv p,I,n r,,n
with crci,nr inln-elad cont extriatH, na'tH,,.rulIy
faiiy " yours.'s' o. % ~ "" FitAsK i. Hock"shl'
, 1881-07-26
THE PREVIOUS ). QuEsr1oNp,: IN EN-.
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'.e n.'.s'. t"s''s''l .,' me!e 'lu'eF @ ,aoiS Up
p"lc"l t''''.' Nv "'e ussse'la nl!e' my lI'l'
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, 1881-07-26

SIR W1It.lAM Y. H.Ianrttr. the Eu9iIsI,
Hume Secretary, stated tp Parliament yes
,rr,lay TINT slle rrport Of thu discovery vi IN
1rrI,Nl machines on hoartl the steamers
Malta and i'avarn wan correct, nlsa tint h.
y,.sliSntion< were III progress lnEng'anl anil
IL, .tluerlen 'tn discover the spMtcty, lie
stated, further, tlmt tito Government was In
formed nf tile consignment, mt! tl!at lie lIah
little tiuUh thai tho coilspirat1rs weru F.
1.ia,.s. lie u.su expressed II belief That the
American Government wol:1.t, nssist In pull
Ting MI uni to aa1sliIracles against England
nInl Easls,ncll IN tl,!s country.
, 1881-07-26

tho world, TINT no has ur,lorod All intmenao bal
lapn to hh ,nlttle FOR hts avn convenience. l'y
snchns ofwhch lie hntns TO wltntas tho it'strlc.
lion Of tho y1nnct wlthtnst slnsrnr tho fnto pf
!ls Inhabitants ltp Will take with him fl t1s
nsaunt timed provisiont. thrahly. Nnlh-wntor,
cnrct, nta ntlior creature com tt,rts III sHfiiccn
quantities. 10 mcUt hIs requirements tnr tlirce
years, by which tln,o hp calculates Ills lIfn will
i lnnvo como to naturai o!uso. lilo is uf un'nlon
that au,o1,a Tho Idt,rls OF thu world will be scv-
prnl iarEo Fragments, On ono OF which ho Will 10
nllo tn cltoot tlescdllt ntnr jpputtt,le moment
aid fttl n1sefugo for Ills few ronialntng ycars.
lilo rrrposcs to thko with him no companion but
ii Eamckeopur. who has t,con long II, his aurvtcc.
and for ,7fioa hn Inns n Rrcat rcgurtl. ifo Inns,
however, warmed thts fsithrul retainer, VIII Is
unly IL years old, TINT whgn Ito pro-
visions 1T tho balloon aro exhausted he Will havo
o'ahift fot hhsotf. and naf tllarufore In tiron
yonrs' tlmo 10 without t,cAns at subsistence.
liavtur mndo thUsu arrangements. tho OH Get,-
tiotnnn is perfectly calm, and Indoell cheerful
l5c expects, ho tlorlaros toBot on bettor Without
tho world thnn With It.. -
, 1881-07-26
PERSONALS,

: Frhn ne{y cDnlct dOeYIl't Seeln to liayo nnV
,;etIiurcn. - - ,.''' -.
ue,v ro,,,,,,,u ,,,s ,,,, o,,,ro s,,,,, tn,.
non'.s .'.. s.n1r t''s' ~ I1, a.. ~
havc ps'' tnot" s"ssen' '-"o'," n'.e'
baltimore IS feollnE pretty Weil THIS sitm-
.tYo,, will fix n,y. Kraye little to the rirht
Of tho comctcry. entrance us YOU paas iu,"-
Rusc,c Conklfuo. =
Eu1 ,vo. ,,tt,o ,,or,,o,,s a. o,,o,,u ,v,,,,o,,,
re- WIS ltt.o ,tu.vu.so ~ , mo'i1"s w., NhM4
d.., n. on ,ag eraoS e'su'aas' 'ut a'a 'no pes'
eoas"' -"ee p
The Daka OF llanlllton's new yacht coll
talns, among othor things. a bar. Tho Duke Ia
evidently a 1sst t-class sAllor. ID, :.
Sir Frederick l.cightun's portr9jt OF Mrs,
sartorjs, tho daughtSr 3t Gpp, ur,ut, is said to
bo TINT OF q worry buautlfa! womuu, ,.Apropos,"
asy. tha adito,. of rnnnn j,th: :, M, 1sre,tdant
, 1881-07-26
THE ARKANSAS SILVER MINES.
pmsntof F3Isuatah "a fskn w. - s6,IA.,xA

IIor Bpa.Nas, Ark. july u. 6.-uupsual interest
IL boEng manifested ia tho Montgomery County.
silver mines, situated sbout thirty miles west os
hore. Several shafts havo boon suuk to a oons,
we'll 4 stalnp-mtll and concentrating woskg
have tpuAntly ee0u put tn opPeauQnt with ab4n'
AaHt luapaas. ;Meb OF capital arc. Investing !a
tho mlaea,-anlQpR thom DlaMund 10 lloynollt.
who appears to haSo great. de41 0t fa!th in
shatp, aoyaral goua uapanlea hava ooon torm1! Tor
ne gnEosS os ta9 sa
, 1881-07-26
POSTAGE.

Enifrti At n. post.o7te nj thrago. III. as Sseont.
Ciast Natter
tor Inn hcnent nf nur l,trons WIN dtsre to send
sInsr rnp!u4 NJ THE TnHs'Ss through Tho mil. we
Eyc flurow!th Tho trunslu,,s rntp of rustxtc..,
FortiQn a.i flaMtstte. 1tr ftopE.
Eight and Twelve lAgc chit*.
ettdefl I21c EaGr+...... e1Rtst
, 1881-07-26

Ia Nl1tIt. mil mt tn fbG tHkH1s by n church
co,r, or hy II conmI,ter of muuiry NJ con.
elusive of l,is gutlt," After s,,,uoiltpx over
tl,o damaging oyi,tenco IA much as ,,ossLblc,
tl,oun1, const rnlne,l 10 admit that l,c should
have secured better fyM and better trcut-
,ueut for soy,o Of tIosc un{cr his charge,
csp,clally tho Inv i.outs Victor. w|,oso III
treatment It was TINT sent him 10 tho rcut-
tcntinry, ,ti,cy conpjptto NJ follows h, their
rcnort:
= nut IN cnreru,1y ruylowtue and Weighing nil
tS sys:s p 1 st ,Sr nsc9 lin. Tug 9os ,6%
tf she Shcpher,l;s Eti, Or III ti1c treatment Of
to eh,lSrot'. Or Of nty o.le, ehii, committed 10
t,ose pr;ery Sri,ninn, Or t, n,,y way soriuiisly
mi. tbnrofo,1,. iimtiar n ,iea, iii, solo sctlss
tf reslNsli,jl{ty IL Us,t, to tia ciilrrli sf,oy III
ths oaso ruj,rosont, mud 10 socety 1T nrRo. aid
ptsssuc sI5 w M nr,,scesitea
h,yestIaation, Tho f1niiittuo a,ro eo,,pellett TO-
jey fur trlai III court 1T tic ch,,r9 fur orIt,,e
frhe ilrst tmnmisr N nil rcra,,ns Win mr.,
uh,a,s1, r' nr'incI ,,it i" ~ % ,li.vn,,1r thank
t;otl tint tlarc nro ctyil co,1rta in existence.
Ny .'a' .o" ~. - .'',.,.. ,,'., .,,s.
",otcn ", I1 IL u i '!nn @ y iotr I to isce @ ."'n ,
~, III. ~. .',... e,.. st... l..
,no s gun o, ela1ns sn M asIeu ety II c is
.,as ~. ',,y..', - 's1 s,.s., a,t,,r,t 80 rn,.
tloncs tElu oltensts OF si'c'' q eaipflt as COW"
10y s nie' u !or t,.'r"o aanwho II ~
~ 1'!Ilss'eton - Iss'tsteu ,,, '.,.,, -
to t % .t. 1ope at the Epseo cfs a%s VIII
term ten % ,as exnire1 r t to resume tis oil business
functions tllat mny 10 right, rs hc
ea''uoI athtSH' ot' shla1tsc'st NJ? !"hAoS
, 1881-07-26

i;l:S. MOVES has tirrllne.i n b..nGilet III his
honor proposed By the American residents nf
lHrl:, OIL tho occasi0ll of his retirement FROM
the pustlinp0r American Minister tn France.
, 1881-07-26
. NEBRASKA: N0TEs;k:;

:
Il Spsetat 1psrsspon4isnfs q 1A1 CAteaos IthAns -
LINCOLN, Neb., July Ra,-The LATEST railroad
news Is to tho OBJECT that LAY Gould has pur,
chased the A. b n. Or rathor made swap With
tho d. l. u. OF thH Ct. Jna & Denver Road tor tha
4. d NIL ta A&oertod that Gould threatened Ia
build now road from Atchsou to this city. and
~ cuntrol direct liae 10 Vt. Louis, uuleas the
u, T. ". would wsko tho above tgada, That
suqh Y tysasfer ha3 been rfado Hq one tp ta3sotsy
IL really adia to say, ny tuauy It u beloved 10
be- usse,y Eumor sot Alioat w uaotnoial rsll.
, 1881-07-26

WIZ C1tIrA;o TRtNt'tR has established hrnncls
rlcca rr ttu receipt OF subscriptions IND ntyert1sc.
uientE as follows:
NEW fuitk-Hoom . Tribune l'ulld11ls. F.T. Nc
fA1IltES. Mnnnxer.
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Agency. ii ltcnIel1-st. =
IuSIh1N. Enx-st,ntr,can ixchah7v, ~ strand.
HENRY +. GtLL11, Agent. =.
WASIliSGrDS. u. C.-lGlp EAircnL
, 1881-07-26

POSTMASTER pAL,rEn ANNOUNCES that lie
hns s',nsvlont unoooupicd time OFT his hands to
edit tho Morning Herald. md In laying down bis
platform hn commpncos ,whero be left oil u
dozen ycars ago In, Congress. Tho world does
move, that's faut, =, e.
, 1881-07-26
PUBLIC.

New York World {pein.l; II 1t were per.
suitted to compare great things with small, He
sho,.hl nay, after tnaturo ds!.bernton, that Mr..
Coqkl.ug / action IN resixatnx blu seat ras like
lplq thst ef tne honoAt BY klto'Afd bin.
aotuasom thu suiuA to thu yokv. Hhorly after,
, 1881-07-26

~ SOUTHERN philosopher says tint millions
Of pistols arc manufactured; .thnt infantry IN
war do not uso them: that cavalry cannot use
them; that hunters Ind thom of no aorvlco; md
that thuy, aru used only to mako IN informal
nolso on tho Fnurth or July or to commit muir.
der NIL the ypar round.
, 1881-07-26

THE recontiy-tleylsctt "selfloyelnr berth"
Is c1afmoa to 10 tho nnly tnvontion yet brought
forwurd which c1ectuaily rctnuvcs the cn',so Of
soaslokncBs. tts I,ocuitarlty iles lit tho nppltoa-
don Of what IL known us tho universal joint
upon which tho berth IL poised, and which Ia d.
rcctcd In ts motion BY crescent. ped weight
thus securing pcrfeclly acvol stlrfltce no mat
tor at what anglo tho vessel may pitch md rolf
1t Ii nlao controlled and regulated By indfn-ruh-
bcr springs. preventing any tendency to jump
pies no moro space thun an ordinary berth, rc-
tlurgs no expensive 8ottlnK Or adjustment, ti,-
turfcres In no wny With she usual shopping ar
rnDgemcnt on board ship. mud can ut oilcD. It de-
sired. TO transformed Into a liked perth. 1u a
word. admittfug tho. fact that scastckncss Is
Of grnvltatton out Of his normal position, tho
tnyentton, being On the universal Joint principle
ennbtos paaacnEer to nln,nthn a horlzOntul
position unluiluuncod by tho yosscl's motion.