davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04
I'd GREEN & WISE. for thu owner.
4 UCTION SALn0F VALUABLE EREaL
q RATATE In FAIRFAX GOnNTY Y.

y y =
"A ESTA TIE In FAIRFAX COUNTY. v
The UT dersigned will on Monday, May l6.
1881. (Coun,y Court day. at :. m. in front vi
the Court House at Fairfax T. Il Va., sell st
public auction TO the highest bidder, thai vAlu.
able tract Of lsnd knoSn hs the " 81 L Z
NJ a RSH TRACT, lying near the village of Ac
cniink, i'll Fsirfa, county, VIZ. and containing
lUO acres 3 roods AMI II poles. This land be-
longs to James L. Mozart it lies On the Acce-
tlnS creek, and stjoins the village of = ccoIlnk,
Convenient to post fics, uils. stores sc It is
partly clesred OF unsurpassed fertility. but.
Without buildings. A rare opportunity is af
Eorded purchasers ceiiriag building lots to se-
cure homes In refined and hsalthy neighbor-
hood. Title good, Offers will be entertain ed
for priva.e purchase It any time before May 16.
TENS: Ore bslf of tina ru-chase money IL
cash the re;idue in two (2) equal instslments
besrr interest a. Elk (6) ger cent, psysble at
and II months from date of sale. with good per-
sorsl security for tEs deferred psymants.
THOMAS & GARTER,
my3-2swts attornies for j. T. McCerty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

"a - h ant> EX Ia CT SCOTS, Or MOTH.
~ an SElG.I'o LUHATlYh Si2UP-
Ne have been .ppoiDled Wholesale saents for
Ihe above Ceic6rst-d ne0ICiEe. Det crlptve
pamphlets III lied ir,e to .Ly pccress upon sp.
phcsuOI. JA&H,Ef i Uu, Dtuggl=ts
ST. - md 1872 niDI street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

. TThNTlUN, Lowers Or FLOWERS.
IL We have prepared from . we'll tried re-.
ceirt lust what y you want in our Plant Stimulant.
P.aats in the house need nourishment which
this preparation is designed to supply.
By lis use according to directions. 1t Will be
found to add peculiar rich to Tho foliage,
Is we'll as to encourage bloom. Give 1t trial.
Prepared aud for sale by.
spl4 h. S. LEAUBEATkR q bhO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04
AUCTION 1ALE&.

a DMlN1sTkAroh'S SA ALIAS !ninis
will sell at public auction at 10. 90 y. Boys!
street on SATURDAY, May Ii, 1881, at 10
O'clock q. NJ, the effects of sad johnson, con-
sisting of Beds Beddit gs, Clolhipgs, Furniture,
Shoemaker's Tools. sc. T. T. LUCAS,
ny S-td Admin istrstor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04
BJOTS And q sHUEs.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
THk LADIES TO OUR
NewSpEiogStyles Boots& Shoes


We Offer magnificent assortment of NEW
STYL which cannot be surpassed for beauty,
durability and price
.,adies' Fine French Kid Button Boots
Ladies Fine Basket Cloth Fox Button Boots.
Ladies Fine Diagonal DO.
Ladies' Fine Lasting Kid do.
Lsdies' Pine Goat do.
Ladies Fins Calf do.
Lsiies' Fi1e Kip Slippers, every description.
Kid Button and Lace Newpor.s, Regent Slip
pers Paris Ties, Open Congress Shoes ard San
cals; also Rrest variety Of Ladies' House Shoes
and Slippars of every sty Il aud quality.
Misses ocnool, Walking and Dress Boots in
ea;iety of Esw st3 les; also large stock or
Misses Sandals and slippers
uhiIdrers Boots, Shoes and Slippers IN every
quality, style end price.
Gents Fiue Boots and Shoes in all of the new
spriag styles.
Gents Pumps and Slippers in all the late
styles.
The above goods are e ret class, old gusrsn-
tsed to give satisfaction In every particular aud
will be sold ut such prices as cannot fail ~ satisfy
all.
We have 8 very large stock of Boys and
Youths School and Dress Shoes OF oil the new
styles, which are warranted 10 give Satisfaction,
and will be sold much cheaper thAn they can be
bought in this city or Washington e; it will repay
YOU to examine these goods.
It will afford us great satisfaction to show
these goods 10 the public and sli W. csn say is
th It they cannot be beat variety, STYLE quail
~ or prices.
w. B. w ADDEY
llOKlNG STREET.
anil ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ITALIAN INSECT row K,
Warranted to Kill
RDACHES, FLIES, FLEAS. ANTS, SID
BIJGS AND ALL OTHER SPECIES
OF INSECT
Not poisonous 10 human beings domestic an
imsls or fowls, Just received 3 fresh supply q
WAKEFIELD & HALLS.
ane Corner Prince and Fairfax st-sets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

q RAN d CLOiIE N Il OUT AUCTION
Z SA LIZ, CONN ENCING :UE5UAY, the
26Lh instant, and continued daily.
Ths underGlguad hsvi ng determined TO change
their bIoiness. will sell, W!hou: reserve, th cir
large sto'.k 1t auction, commencing Tuesdsy,
April 26 b al 10 O'Clock m and and 7 D. N ,
and co. tinred daily until the cutie stock is
solo. Dealers the public and the ladies spe.
cialiY ere respec fully invited 10 Et.end this sae
Seas reserved fox tho ladies.
O'NkAL s. LUCAS,
No. % N. RI, al street,
ar26 Ale1andris Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

1SLACQU u b.! PLACQU rs !
: iLACQJE>
We have jus! cacI lvvu :, r.ce lot Of the above
o; al slzes 5osn IL " Ood and Paper Mache.
CaIl aGd sxaulne -
McLEAA L ITHLER'S
spl2 76 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04
1AESlRABLE SHALL DWELLIEG FOB

We ctfsr for sac the TWO STORY BRICK
ID DWEhLING on the east eide of Royal street..
bstween Prince and luke streets, now occupied
by Doctor James En.wiiIe
If not sold before SATURDAY. the 7th day
OF May, It will be offered by pubic suction on
thst day, ct II o'clock No., IN front of ihe Man.
zion House Hotel
sp27-td GREEN & WISE for thu owner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04
AUCTION aALES,
by GTeen e wise
| ReSl Estate pants and 4 rtjono oars I

lheal hstaLe Agents ana ACtlOneerS.l
g ale OF a VALUAELa GOUSTRY
~ SEA AT.-By virtue Of daed Of trust from
susan +. Hootf snd Esarcis Il Hcot, har nus.
band, dated on the 5.h day Of Sentember 1873.
aud du'y recorded IN iioer ", ~. page 354,
ers Is trustees will ofei fur sale bT public rue.
ton on TE UASDAY. the 5th day OF May, 1881,
at II O'clock m in front Of the entrance to Court
Room. on Fsiriax street in the ciy OF Alexan-
tris Va, the following described property to wit
a IRA CT OF Ian D ia Fairfax county, Va
bounded ne follows: Beginning st point on ths
edge Of the lana lying between said tract of land
aDd Bsrtlemans lrac!, N the north eide Of Little
River Trrnp'ke; thcLca with said turnpike E.
16o l6s poles to q s. Ike; thence with iiae Of
John Chaurc y n. 100 :. 231 poles to E s,oue;
thence n TO 20i poles 10 pls- ted stone;
thence n. lUo ". 5l3 poles to Cor5es (9ow jam
ieson's) corner, near the barn; thonce with
t}orse's liEe 5 $50 W. 30 poss to q stone; shenca
TO- ". puies to d stone; thence 50 ". 3S
poles to the place of beg inring CO.. taining Ten
acres mora or less The urumises are we'll i'm
proved bw TWO STONY BNICk u Will
ING. and sll necessary out buildings, foe we'll
Of wethr and abundance Of fae fruit; Situated
only Ii miles tro.l Z Aisxsndria, Immediately on
good turnp pike rosd and splendid viow IF the
surrounding country.
Terms of Sale: Cash 20 pay costs of executing
this trust End 20 discharge TWO notes, one for
81 0O0 with iDteres! from 5th September, 1873
q one for 5, $50 of sam" date suffice. to u
credit OF $500, as of April 3.h 1880; the resl.
due of the nuIchase money IL equal iustslm
a. II and a months with interest from day of
ss'e Cost Of convey sncng at exp,nse Uf the
m, ncrc, MY ,un
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

NWELLING FOR KENT-Ths BHlCk
~ KILLING on the southeast corner OF
FIT and Wolfe sts. Possession given lat May.
apply to u,,p
spl5-eo!f GkESN q w W10s
V1bkM ACaLLi auu MaICakONl just
Y received By [.p2zl j. q. MiLbUhN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

Virginia. Corporation Court Of tba city of
alexandria. Clerks Office April 22d, 1881.
This certificate of limited partnership was pre-
stn;ed and hrving bseu acknowledged before .
Notary Public 40 United to record.
reste MORTON MARYB, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

NOrIUE-Al persnns indebted to the es-
~ tate of CHALKLEY GILLINGHAM,
deceased, late of Fairfax county, Va, are re-
qu"sted to make payment to tbe subecriber, and
tuuse having claims sgainst the estAts may pre-.
sent them ouly authenticated to
Wa :RINGTON GlLLtNGHAM,
aplS-w4W* Administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04
ssNJ IL J. TkaU&.

ssSJ LIE TkaUG.
G
JOHN p E!EhU,
II A!nR street.
i giant for 6uLrA & COS RICHMOND
L&M tIGARETI hc And Jt;lcr goods also
FHnHN ER'H q SONS dkKB DE- nA REIk
ClGhHGGIEc. Viii sell taeln .. FACTORY
PLiGEs: ~, II alG 500 70. gourself SPA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

4 sHtlCE VIRGINIA BOIL bUrTGk lust
~ received by [spl5l j. q. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04
FRANCIS MILLER. tr-,,,,,,
JOSIAH b. Il. SMOOT. AFus'oeS
ar4-2awts

WILL BE OFEERkD st the same tins
w and place The TWO-5rORY B&lGK
BUILD NC on the south side of Prince street
between Fairfax ard Royal. adjoining J.c bs'
bsr oer shop on the wrst. Would suit for law
yer's office, or dwelling Tor small f.mly. Toms
st sals GREEN 81 Wise,
AillE-ants for nunar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

tS AnxHE'o AiUrtEY hNp LIVER
W CukE, 81 Jscoo's OH, Bakers and Can.
hons Emulsion Uod 1iver ;'ll oo.n neS and
Desirable prcparat!JuS, ho nes Liver Pacs,
boyd's bs!.ufss French biscking and Hop
bi.1ers, lust Gegaiyec by
mn.y u n :DREATEk & RIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

XEOUTOR'S NOTIOE-Hsving qualified
~ "a executor of d. r. BRASaEAk, decd,
all parties are hereby notified to call and settle
their Indebtedness, aud oil persons having
claims as airs! the estate will present them for
psyurant Messrs. J. &. Tackstt u %. are su-
lbOr.z d TO receipt for all monies due the estate
on note or on open account
a,23-ltn U.G DIOKRNsON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

Va i II i this DAY oecGred The agency tor
" = ce.cbr=loa brand u BOTTLED ALE
aLd PUAi : IL, ~h.G. we viii Seep constantly
oL land, and 10 Wlicn we invite The attention of
1alaiiies WHO d9sITe article Of ale or Porter.
apZ1 W =. JCH son & GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

i uNlNISTRATOH'S NOTICE The sub
n tcriber having qusiif ID rs administrator
uson The estate OF w NJ. JOHNSON. deceased,
hereby no'iG"s all persons having clai ma against
the estate of said VIM. johnson to present them
TO MIN duly authenticated, snd sll persons in
dcbted to said estate are hereby notified to make
payment to the subscriber.
r. T. LUCAS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-04

ICE COLD SODA AND MINkRhh w A.
i rEHS, with delicious FEU!T SYHU PS,
drawn from the new fstaDt Porcelain lned
steel Fountains, st our Branch Store, corLer
Alrg and Boy a! sis.
APPS JAM b q w.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01

Afser getting the machinery in Or
der and everything ready at the oil
discovery, Mr.. Woodard discovered
tina, the boiler was entirely inadequate
TO do the work, it being only an eight
horse whereas it ought to have bean at
least sixteen horse power boiler.
This has nsccssltatcd some delay, but,
however, he has secured the boiler
that wss sold at the Hopcwe'l mine
the other dav, and as soon as it can
be placed in position work will be
resumed.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01
PERSONAL.

Or. Forllan is sojourning in Gun
nison this week.
NJ. J. Burlingane has returned to
Kansas to spend the winter.
Col. D. c. Dodge has been on a
short visit to Crested Butte.
Billy Reynolds and w. H. Spencer
are in Gunnison this week.
A. R. Reil, Superintendent Of the
Pocahontas Mining Company, started
for Buena Vista to-day. He has stop
ped work on the Yankee Doodle lode
for the present.
S. A. Reed, of the firm Of Rose,
Reed, & Co., has returned from the
wood River District, Idaho, and will
leave in a few days for New York tc
remain until after the holidays.
V. 4. Wilder is on trip of 'ecrea-
ton to Cornwall sranch and Gunnison.
BY perseverance and indomitable en-
ergy V. A. will reap the reward of his
labors by turning the Durango mine
into bonanza at some near future day.
No man has worked harder or is more
deserving of it than he.
Walter H. Graves, who is well
known here as deputy mineral sur.
veYor, has accepted a position on the
Denver and New Orleans railroad. He
started for Denver last Monday. His
wife and daughter will spend the viii
ter in Bloomington, Ills.
Cecil F. York, who is about as well
known as any man in this county, hav-
ing resided here for the last five years,
has accepted tht position of chief clerk
under J. K. Robinson, Superintendent
of the Pueblo Coal and Iron works, Al
Crested Butte. Mr.. Yorke is an eX.
pert accountant, and We are glad tc
learn of his securing thl; Responsible
position.
H. M. Black, Of Knoxville, Iowa
came here few weeks ago to visit his
friend, DR.. Cornell. He is so vel
pleased with our town that he has con.
cluded to remain here this winter and
perhaps embark into some kind o.
business. We always welcome such
men as Mr.. Black in our midst and
trust he will profit by his stay.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01

The personal property Of the
Standard Mining Company was sold
1t auction by the Sheriff on last Mon
day. The boarding house was bought
by Mr. Chestnut for $500 " Pomroy
Cottage WAS purchased by s. S.
Metzlcr for the sum of Sass. Tuckc,
Il Mackin bought the furniture at
sa57; John Ircwarthan paid s1,5
for the shaft house W. 4. Eckerly
bought the boiler and engine for s74S;
Shurtlef 4 Co bought LOT of stoves
for 500. The net proceeds of the
sale amounted to S,.s,S.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01

The Pnor compositors are under
obligations to Mr.. and Mrs. S. G..
Smith, Of the Bullion King boarding
house, for a sumDtuous Thanksgiving
dinner. Such dinner has been a
stranger to the stomachs of these poor
printers, for 10 these many weeks.
From the fat and sleek appearance of
the bosrders, - We judge they feed
them we'll and Mrs. 5. is an adept in
the culinary art.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01

Our mail system is out of whack
again. Heretofore Mr.. Hammond
has been bringing it tri-weekly via
Ohio creek route, his days being
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
asper contract. Sanderson's line has
been bringing the other four days in
the week via Crested Butte, thereby
giving us a daily mail all summer.
Since the cars have been running to
Crested Butte, our mail stays over there
the night Of Its arrival, instead
of coming through as in the summer.
Sanderson's line brings it every other
day as usual but byletting it stay over
one day at Crested Butte it throws
Sanderson's mail day on the same
day that Hammond brings it, which
makes two mails in one day and the
next day none. Hammond is still
bringing 1t on his contract via Ohio
Creek, but it looks as though our mail
should come daily to Crested Butte
on the train, without ans foolishness.
which is the long and short Of it. We
do hope some one will come here and
regulate these matters, as our mails
are as large and as important IS any
point in the county.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01

Schultz, O. G. NJ. E., has received
a new pair of slippers from his girl in
Pi.tsburg, Pa. If his girl could only
sec him as we do. knocking
around his Office with knee breaches
on, patched with bucksk,n on ths set
tin down part, she would surely set
down on him. Never mind Otto, we
will be there when the swallows home
ward fly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01
That B4LL.

= Going to the ball Tonight ?"
Z" Well | should smile ~ was the
greeting and answer Of nearly every
person who per chance met their
friends on their way to take dinner
with some friend last Thursday
Thanksgiving day. So in the even
ing We wended our steps in the direc-
tlon of Haynes Hall, where We found
the gay and festive worshipping at
the shrln of terpsichore. We we're
much surprised to find SO many in at
tcndance; but Soon learned that it was
through the t:ntiring zeal of Henry L.
Painter and VIM. A. GiIlaspy, the
managers, who were determined to
make the affair SUCCESS if not eclipse
any of the previous attempts. The
music was excellent, Prof. Murray led
ths orchestra with the violin, while
Al. Calrlngton manipulated the worries
on the piano and Will Remington
footed the cornet. Among those
present we noticed were Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Coffin, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L.
Mctzler, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Metzler,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Browning, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Riley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Painter, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
F. Ropell, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. F. Ayres,
MIR. and Mrs. David Markley, Mr..
and Mrs. John Trewarthan, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Dollison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Baney, Mrs John Chestnut and
her neice Miss Josey Hanson, Miss
Clary, Miss Walls, the Misses High
towers, Mrs. Hornstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur, Miss Daisy Metzler, Miss
Frankly Ayres and host of others that
We failed to get the names of, besides
4 great many young men whom we
have not space to devote to. At II
O'Clock supper was announced at the
Windsor Hotel, and it was pronounced
by all to be the most sumptious ever
set before an Irr-in assemblage, and
all seemed to enjoy, no one
mole SO than the P1Lor man, who was
as happy as a clam in high water at
getting two square meals in one day.
Dancing was KEEP, up until late hour
and even then those who participated
in the dreamy waltz seemed to
be 10th to go, and all seemed to say
in their minds, when shall We all
meet again on such another occasion.
To say the least it was grand success
and if anything excels any ball that
has ever before been held in Irwin,
the success of which was mainly due
to Henry Painter and VIM. A. Gillaspv,
who seemed determined on seeing
evervbodt have gocd time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01
HORSES R.4NCHED-

On Cornwall's..= Ranch, on Ohio
Creek, seven miles from Gunnison
City. on the rosd TO Rtil5y. Terms,
three dollars per month or fifteen dol
lars for the winter. Enquire Of Stoib-
er & Schultz, ninth. street, Irwin OF
at the Ranch. 17-1m.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01

i Cough, Cola or Sore Threat should be stop L.
Neg sect frequently resaiis i'll All Iucuruhle Luag Ui.-
easc or Consumption. BROWNS BEOECHlaL l.
Ikoth rs do not disorder the stomach like cough
syiuis and hsiSsns. but act directly on the iu.an,si
lar:s, ailaying irritation, give, relief in asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs Caart and the Throat T.vufle.
which Singers and fulG Spct-rs .,e subjert 81. For
thirty years Browns Bronchial rtochcs have been
recommended ny Physicians. ana have aiwayr given
Perfect saIsa ton. layiu,; le"n tested 10y wide ami
cotHt, sse for nearly an entire generation, they have
attsned we!l-mer.ci rank among the few sttllc
rsneios OF the age Sold ~ Is cents a box every
WAe.e. II
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01
NOTICE OF FNRFEITIRE.

10 The Ruby District Mining Company or whom i,
may concern
You are hereby notified that haze expended on.
hu'oT-d dolais in labor upon tie Aiatams ,!. sta,
Atci IN Silver bssin IN the Ruby Muia. pstri: G,!u
nis'n 0oaE.y. Coloiaio. FOR the wear laSl And il,
within niety Day. after this nu,ce by publication
you ia or refuse 10 contribute yorr pro er.a, Of such
eApen!iCro As co-lT ner YOUR ;nsis.ts in said clam
VIII batsne the pGeIerty Of the subscriber accoi -: 10
the statute n such case ixds and provided
v2-l25 ,U.S srryfNS l.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01

Du, mails are irregular. We suppose
1t is because it is the transfer from the
stage to the train, and trust hereafter
we will not have to speak Of it again
all winter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To The l:uoy District Mining Company ur to whom il,
may concern:
You are hereby notified that ] have cxp.ndei one
afeh c, iiars IN iator on the Poland lode situated in
swan basin, IN The Ruby Mining district t,uunison
County. Colorado, icr the year 1881. And if within
ninety days ufie this notice by publication You fail or
refuse to contribute You. pruppri OF such cxp~ai,t,rc
Us co-owne, Your Interests in ,sid claim, will h,com.
the property "t tho subscriber according 20 TIE sstu,-
III such cas-. lAas.e and lroviet
v9-u25 MRS SARAH STgyxNS.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01
MORHERS! MO7HERSyj

Are You disturbed Mt night ard broken of Your rest
by sick child suffering AID crying with til. excruci-
a'hg pain Of emitting t.ct Ii ~. goat once and ye,
bottle Of MRS. NISSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
1t Will relieve the poor little suffer immetie.v-de-
lshd upon il; there i, no mistake abuu, it, There i,
not mother on earth who has used it, who will
not tell tou At ooe thp' it will regulate the bo.cs
ami give ret t. the mother. and relief and iealth 10
the child operating ike magic. Ii ii perfectly safe
70 NE IN ali cases and pleas TO III. TASTE aud i. The
prescription OF one of tho Oldest and -, female ply
sicans and nurse. in the United Sixts. Sold every
where. % veat. bottle y
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01
NOTICE OF FOHrCrrURE.

10 The Enhy District Mining coa,sap-, or whom ii
may concern:
You are hereby notified tha: have e.pe~isi sre
hundrei dollars in labor apou the Tenerc1, lode sit,..
ated il Swan basn in the Ruhy Mining Histics Gun.
E!Son County, colorado FOR the wear ISL And il
within ninety Gays after ts ns,ice by putiicstion YOU
ISL or refuse 10 contribute Your proportion OF such s1
l~shitiIe as co-owner 1Sur ia'errsis in ssi claim
VII become te property uf the subscriber .ccurGiuy 10
the statute il s.ch case ale u:lt prav!le
V2-ns % CEAs. SYkNENS u
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01

Mrs. Carolin Crawford, who has
won an cnviable reputation in Lead
villc and Denver as an elocutionlst,
gave an entertainment: here last even
ing to a crowded house, and was most
highly appreciated by all who had the
privilege to attend.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01
: THURSDAY; DEC. /, 1881.
TKE NOTICE IND SAVE
COSTS.

All accounts due us and not settled
either by cash or interest bearing note
by the s,h of December next, will be
placed in the hands of attorneys for
collection. TUCKER q MACElS.
Irwin, Colo. Nov. 22, 1881.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01
T@nnegis g. Reker, Pros

The PILOT can always be found on
sale at +. H. Johnson's News Stand
IN Gunnson next door to the Miners
Exchange Bank.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01

One thing Crested Butte can boast
OF is the large number of church going
people and the interest taken by them.
They have no church edfce but the
school house is generally full, when
eve, services are held, which is regu-
lar every Sunday. Irwin can boast Of
the finest church building, but at pres
ant without clergyman, and more
over We are sorry to see so little inter
est taken in these matters and our peo-
pie so indifferent on the subject We
do not like to see small places over
done with too many churches, but still
it always speaks we'll of a community
to know that there are some who have
high regard for religious devotions.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01

Rose. Reed & Cos. Sanipling Works
are running to their utmost capacity.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01
ELK MOUNTAIN PILOT.

NJ The rates for local notices will be twenty-five
cents line for the first insertion and fifteen cents
line for each subsequent insertion and from these rates
70 will no. ,h,tate
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-01

The d. & r. G. r. r. run the
first regular train to Crested Butte last
Friday, and the freight receipts
amounted to over 5000. The first
regular train ou: carried eight car
loads Of coal and several cars loaded
with ore from Messrs. Rose, Reed &
Cos. Sampling works. 1t will be
seen that the road did not get conf
pleted before it was needed, as there
was plenty of business ready for it.
We understand the orders exceed the
supply of coal and the company is
pushed to furnish enough cars. This
division Of the D. g. r. G.. r. R. is
now using coal from the Crested
Butte banks on their engines and the
hremen pronounce it superior to that
which they hsye been using.