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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-05

and powerfully made. that often with
out assistance he drew the unfortunate
animal out of the heavy boys. which
still exist. and render the roads in that
part of the country in rainy weather al
most impossible.
One day carriage drawn by two
horses appeared in sight, while the car
rier with his heavy load was painfully
toiling through the deep mud.
Get out of the wayr' cried the
coachman OF the empty carriage.
lit is you who should give place."
said the jew. ''for You have two horses
and no weight to carry"
Dog OF jew! Take that" ex-
claimed the coachman, hitting the car
rier heavy stroke with his whip.
Our gigantic friend could not stand
this, and Selling piece of wood which
was beside him. he hit the coachman an
unfortunate blow, which killed him on
the spot. Much concerned, he placed
the body within the carriage. returned
home at once, and communicated the
occurrence to the Chief of Police, Civ
ing himself up as guilty of murder.
Committed to prison. he quietly
awaited his trial, while general ccnster-
nation reigned throughout the com
munity. in which the honest carrier was
held in high esteem Friends were not
lacking. who spared neither money nor
trouble in their efforts to save the I'M
fortunate man, his hitherto blameless
lie, and the fact of his having had no
intention whatever of committing muir
der, also pleading strongly in his favor.
The day of trial arrived; the exami-
nation began. Sympathy for the
prisoner was so general that the very
questions put 10 him were worded in
such manner that he might easily
have cleared himself from the charge
of murder.
"No, gentlemen" he said. alt may
be that in the eyes of human justice
am not guilty and do not deserve death,
but | cannot live with such a heavy
weight upon my conscience; therefore,
| beg to be allowed TO suffer capital
punishment as the only expia;ion of
my crime. One favor only ask--that
my remains may be inferred in our
own cemetery, that l may sleep
amongst nv own people. and may be
buried quietly in the early morning,
according to the rites OF our religion"
His request was granted. but there
We're tears in many eyes when the sem
tenee was pronounced. A few days
later small, sad procession was seen
quietly vending its way TO the Jewish
cemetery, people of all creeds uniting
to pay this last respect ID one who, al
though he had died the death of a
criminal. was none the less innocent,
and as true a hero as many of those
who had played a leading part in the
worlds history.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-05
ECHOES.

Ny loving father. can see,
How KIND. how dear he a.
Nv mothers face comes back 10 me,
To al my heart with bliss.
Her kisses now,
Are GA my brow.
SO earnest. soft. efidcfringi
How sweet and los
Her accents How
Her crails---onys. how cheering'
A, three score years aud Yea. how sweet
These cen es m my DUH cars beat
Where maple wo sdlands blush with joy,
Meath Huiuan ardent smile.
see a maiden. yuaag and coy
A mnid that knows no guile.
Her cyc--ah, sell,
! may not fci;
Yet, when az ne she giances,
Their wGndrons power,
Zen 81 thfs hour.
Nv very soul entrances.
At three score years aud ten. how sweet
These echoes on my dull ears bcatl
see a little chcrub run.
Hi face ia sunbearns ,-lai.
About thu house I'LL day l. done:
U, what noisy ltdl
He climbs my c'iair,
He pulls INV hair,
He kisses me, CAresSes,
Sits on NV Int.
Tires of ali that.
His head my bosom presses
Al three score years and tea, how sweet
These ech RS ON NV dali ears beati
Ny parents rest with Him above,
The maid Is here No more,
Yet you. dear wife. a true love,
As did hcf OF yore!
Each fond Glance stirs
Me- as did hersi
Your voice Is as enthrailingi
The boy that run
Is now man.
I'm oii-ihc SHOWS are falling,
But ssvccfly throIgh nay soul doth How,
These echoes of the tong agoi
Il. -. Di,rsdc. ia Detroit frde Press
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-05

Ii will be seen that whereas these
eight great States contained just about
one-half the total population of the
Union in 1870, they now fall short of it
by nearly 100000.
They have not gained in as great a
proportion rs some of the far Western
States, as, for instance, these:
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-05

The following figures in regard to the
ownership of Irish land are interesting.
One man owns 170.0 600 acres, three men
own I00,0 acres each. fourteen men
$4,000 acres each, ninety men 10000
acres each. 1875 men 10000 acres each,
and 452 men 5000 acres each. The
Association of Salters owns 10, 600 acres,
the Diapers. 1900 acres; the Mer-
chants, 900 acres: the SINNERS, a.
600 acres; the Fishmongers. 10000
acres; the Ironmongers, 10000 acres,
and the Grocers, 10000 acres. 1t is
not Therefore, any exaggeration to say
that of the t2l. 100000 which is the
annual Irish rental. at least say fl2,-
100000 is spent out of the country, and
where. as in the case of Ireland. the
country is not wealthy, and has no
other industry except agriculture. this
state of things, until remedied, will be
productive of want and misery.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-05

Fine specimens of pure plumbago
have been found in Cherokee County,
Ga.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of certain wit Of execution issued eut OF
tie Clerks office Of the couty court OF Guiu;op cL.
ty anc state oi Colorado, and 10 'iicc,c VIE eby
ain commanded make e amount oG Il &c. ,aa irG..-
meal .ccenN ootaGed a, ans; c. Ch,j,i1ley il favor
OF Rob- s.ln AID on any Of ti,r and, ievne:i,
Sooos and cha,!ics OF the esd G. Ga, Isl ,plel, h;,e
'rvi2 On the so'ljwiHg property to-v:: tjl PaTia'
caa''s ~ sofa. ~ ma'''e tap ez'ins Case, ) n.at-
css 4 s.in mattress and bctatcad ,2) feathei pill
lows, q marble iOp centre table, D ma!e ton con-
Mo'.e 6) cane bottom c;.,t5, ~ camp Caita il OIL
Chairs QD wooden bcdstead, i2 eng an cal .,e,s, I)
dressing loom carpet, ~ Office c..Iet, C}) W. eden
ables, l) wash stant, ~ lace curtains, IN shovel e
candle ,:,cks Ci) brown window curtains, a. m,or
O wash nj: ror ~ class gobict 6) salt d shes,
W spoon hoDGc-. ~ pickle Gisb 3) tunibe's y soup
lsl, (2) pitchers, ,G sonp plates 10y sauce tisles ~
castOl j) vegetable dishes, O ilop broke l2) We er
pals, (z Spoons (2> glass lamps 1) wash boei (2)
wash tubs ~ flat irons D dis, Pan, II u can, IS
bowls, steamer, n dust ian, n wasl board lot ISL
t;ircc il, block and imp Ovemenis the in toe
town Of Ruby Ciiy. Gnnuion county, Colorado.
Therefore, acco. ding sail command shall exrose
or sa!e et public auction, ell TIE rigt tile sid mtar-
est OF the :bo,e naEied Christopher iu ant. TO che
aooye descli',el property. on
Saturday, the Esd day cf April, 1881,
a. u e'clo,k NJ, at the front door Of the building ta
in desci ;bed in tie Of Ruby county Of Culaison
stale Of Colorado.
Dated sl Gunnson this 2sth day of March, 1881.
GEORGE YUts,
Sheriff Il GupDsou County
BY U. N. CuRrIs, Deputy. n4l--uA,3l
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
SHERlFF'S SALE.

By virtue cf certain writ Of sAecutica issr ell out
tie county cle'xs u1s II - Gvr,y court of Gum
., county, and safe of Colorado ID to me Gi ocic,
whereby am commanded " make The aino,,ai of !
CeItaia JacgmeIi icceaty Obtained against Coz nell a.
Oh istopbc in favsr 0. F.ecnn L. C i,to;ber out OF
the 'ancs te,emeIts, goods clales OF the said
(o'ne'ins Oh, ,iso he' have levied the following
property, tc-wit:
Let three Is in block Z and TIE Improvements here
on IN the town Of Ruby City, GMlEison couoty STAT,
u Colombo suhec. to the levy OF Eo5inson & Co. ir
the case cf Robinson Co. ass;as. the sa Co. pel,us
Christopher.
Thsreiore, according to sid Command shall e:oose
i0f sale at polic auction all the night title onG tote,
est OF The above FAMED CorneIius CHRISTOPHER exeep
as above sate i'll ap to tae above JeSci ibed property
On Saturday,, the 23d day Of April, 1881
at Il O'clock NJ. the front door of the building here
IN ce~1bed IN the town OF Euby, county cf Gunnison
state Of Colo adc.
Dated 81 Gnauison this 9Th day of March, 1851
GEORGEsYULE
Sheriff Of G!nnison COUNTY
By I. NJ. CURTIS Depr,y B42-mar:;l
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
ZION 4BOTT THE
UNION PACIFIC K. X.

It's South Park division is over 100
miles the shortest between Denver,
Buena Vista, Leadyiiie, Kolomc and
Red Cliff; over ninety miles the short
est between Denver, Alpine and Pit
kin, and over eighty miles the shortest
between Denver, Gunnison and San
Juan.
Its Kansas division is III miles the
shortest line from Denver to Kansas
City, Leavenworlh, Atchison, St. Jo-
seph and al points east.
Its main line is over 200 miles the
shortest from Denver to Omaha, Coln-
Gil Bluffs, Sioux City, ST. Paul, MINI
eapolis and points in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota.
It's ove1 400 miles the shortest line
from Denver and Leaiville to San
Francisco, California and Oregon
points.
Ii is the only line running through
trains between Denver and the Mis-
souri River without change.
1t is the only line giving passengers
choice of two routes between Denve,
and the Missouri river.
On the South Park and Colorado
divisions the scenery is unequalled on
any railroad in the world. The health
resorts are numerous and highly rec
ommended.
The Union Pacific system OF rail
ways, Centering at ard connecting
II union depojs at Denver and Other
prominent railroad centres, fllrnishes
TO the people Of Colorado the shortest
quickest, safest and best route between
Ill important points.
Pullman sleepe1s, Horton chair cars,
observation coaches, stee! rail, rock
ballast, ar brakes, good eating houses
and everything obtaina5le for the CONF
fort and safety Of passengers.
Through ticketsto all points, at low
est rates, on sale, and all facilities for
checking baggage.
1t is the great through freight line.
It's facilities for prompt despatch OF
,reignt are unriyalled.
For further information apply 10
any agent, Or to
Y. M. CANE.
G'en'l Ag't Fri Dept, Denvei.
GEORGE ADY,
Gen'l As't P. & T. dept, Denver.
HARRY WHITE, West. trayel'g Ag't.
T. L. KlMBALL;
Asst Gen'l Manager, Omaha, Neb.
G.. S. SIEBBINs,
Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Omaha, Neb.
J. ". NOISE.
Cen'l Pass. Ag't, Omaha, Neb.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
FORFEITURE NOTICE.
To Thomas y Brown !.

To Thomas = Brown.
You are hereby notified that one hundred dollars in
a1ol and ;npoy sment has been expended h Of
tie following lode claims viz: Ten Brock. aolse hce
Moth Sta, Evening Star hotcu 'es Eo'ins"H and nl
yer Card claiIs sa'e in Hnbv Mi0iag Distric' Gun
county CnlO TIC Spe,op COZ iacate IF the sad
Ten Block 'ooe s found III i,ooS spu.llN, ,aga IS
T.e lUcou cert ..es O: tho ode .aJnls 1, OF, }
(arocl, PAGES 0l in the ere lie ,.eco der
oi said county. Ir order TO ho.e sa claims A.ic' the
provisions %. seCi 1924 OF ice II 6 pf the { ;:9d
:te aD,e.dGrut thereto, anriovod .'annmy % lSs)
concerning anCral !a1n, miGrs claims icing tie
anount eqi;reh % uld said loGeJ 20. The period end
iig 'he 3lst Gay OF pece2!her. 1850 an il ai!ajn
piley days rom IL" service VI this notice hy ,n,Iic,-
tjou vou ,af geTse 70 aontl'su'e t.,l potion d
slta >Xrcr''tprc As r-,'wIri, JAr lu'ores; in sad
c"ims VII! bcome ia iroueity fhe ri iber. VIII
as raid your share cf said expenditures, y the terms
ii sll Sc",ioo. W. AEENS.
agnt3
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue o. certain wit OF execution issued out o!
the clerks Office Of the District Court OF Gupo;s,n
county and state Of. Colorado and to me directed
Whereby en- commanded wake tie amount Of !
sran ju7smen Mt recently obtained a2ailsi c. A. Pier.
ments goo ard chattls cf the ssid c. A. Pierson
have levied On the following property, to-wit:
Lots tiree u End four il block twenty Ia1, and
improvements thereon, conasiia, oi aone-ssv itara
nous sfn.ie IN the town OF Ruby. Gunnison county
ana sssse ct Nlosado Therefore According 70 aid
Command .Ash ex.nse for SHE At pallic anction al
u right title aud Interest OF cae above uaned G.
Plenon in and to the above described property On
FRIDAY, the a9th day Of April, 1881,
q Aree ~ eskk N. Z ths fort door Of Rotiusous
grescfy fo,s in the tosn of Rnby
Dated st Irst1, tLn f7th dAv Of March. A. D. 1881
GEORGE lULE
ehari6 Of Cunnison County.
81 j. u AcCoaAicK, DE~tv. nN3l-nl3
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21

The spot where Des Moines, Iowa,
now stands was evidently at one time,
says the Des Moincs Reporter, the
burial-place Of a prehistoric race.
The FIRST settlement Of Des Moines
found many mound where houses
now stand, and their curiosity often
led them to make excavations. MANY
curious specimen of art work was
found deep down beneath the outside
covering of muck, which would seem
to denote skill not possessed by the
savages, who were then as plenty
around Des Moines as they are now or
their Kansas reservations. A very re-
markable relic was found in a mound,
some eight feet below the surface,
which, under magniiying glass, re-
veals curious and delicate piece Of
either fine inlaid woodwork Of differ.
ent colors, long since petrihed, or of
peculiar metals or stone, arranged
uniquely, resembling the border,
molding Or chasing on monosramic
jewelry and bearing an inscription IN
partly efaced letters, under which is a
row of numerals, the whole coniec-
tured to be coat of-arms, badge of
tribe, or ensign Of official distinction,
which was buried on the person of the
wcarer. 1t is small affair, not much
larger than silver dollar, yet gen
t'eman in; Cincinnati once offered its
Des stoines poxessor saoo for it.
Another relic taken from one of the
holes was peculiarly shaped hatchet,
verynnlike Anything then in USE by the
American Indians or border whites.
1t was not of stone, and while GER
tainly Of metal. seemed neither iron
nor stee., and was 50 hard that 1 file
made no impression whatever upon its
edge.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
SHERIFFS SALE.

by virtue OF certain execution issued out of the
'e's Office of the county court of Gunnison cou "
ani s,ae OF Scorito, snr 10 ,ircced whereby AN
conlnla" es, to make lie amount OF ecltair Judgment
IeSeL.i oa.aRed against A. p Benton e, a in iavot
OF W. A. Eckerly, ct al cat Of the Iapds teaemeuts
Goocs and chattels Of the said A. p Beniop, have
'evisd on the following property to-wit
Lot 6l i'll L.cck aud the improvements. thereon In
ne towo ot S'hr Gunnso cora,y, end state OF Cc!o
rs"o. Taer refo'e, acr3niinE said coinlsan. sha
expose er sa'e 1t public auction all he fight itle ana
iheies' o! de above named Z. BeuicE ana couuauy
in sni 10 the aaoye described property, on
Saturday, the 23d day of April 1881,
at II o'clock n Al TIE fron' door Of the building and
se -o'a the town Oh Rnhy county of Gunnison colo,
ad0.
psted ~ Grraison, this e4th day If March, 1881.
GEORGE YULE,
She'iif Of Gunaieon County
BY N. CuR1is Deputy po42-r,.r3I
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To C. n,sghsTty, A. B. Hutchinson c. Cadle jr and
Smith kA.lsd OF BAIlA1l:
You and eac! of you, are hereby notified that have
expeudet one hundred d)lia's in labor and im,rove-
merits upon the Ed~iu lode situated south westerly from
the Milwaukee lode in the Ruby mining ds;ric, OF
which tn location certificate l. .oun il Book s. page
l07 in inc Office Of the recorder Of sad county liz Oh.
der hold saia claim under the provisions of tion
3.4 Of the Revised Statutes Of the United States con-
cerning Of ltoc upon mining claims !ein tie
amount required to hold said lode for the Ier eni;ns
Dec 81 lseo And if within, ainety days after his
flee by yuL;icat u yo fail refuse to contribute vo,l
proportion If such expenditure =, your in
tereers in said claim will become the property Of the
subscriber by the terms Of said section.
yl-n36 Z. b. CHRISTOPHER
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To S. V. Thompon:

To 5. '. Thompson:
You are hereby notified that I have expended one
hundrsd tslf0 dollars in lacOr and improvements upon
Iie Warwick lode situated in Washington Guloh Min
ing district County OF Gunnison State of Colorado OF
which the local ion certificate is found record in
Book tj) aee twenty eight t2S) in the Office of
Recorder Of laid "ou1iy. In order to hold said claim
unde. Ire purisi5ps OF Section 1924 of the revised
s.stutos os the Cui,ed Safes, and the amendment
thereto sD,ao;ed January - 1850 concerning annual
labor mining c.ans being the amount required to
hold sad l,ac for the eiiod en,ng the 3Is day Of
December A. D.. 1881 am il within ninety days after
his notice by publication You fail OF refuse to pay
conui,ue Your proportion Of sWh expenditure as a CO.
owner you. est i'll he claim i'll become the prop
eTy OF TIE subscriber ~ the .erins OF said section
lnar2i-n4l Il. A. DUNCAN.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21

Scene: Eleven O'Clock at night.
Last car going up the hill. Seats all
taken. All mail passengers. One man
hung to a strap and looks tired, IS
though he had been up several nights.
Enter young man who is noted for
making merry at the expense OF his
acquaintances. Sees party holding
upon thr strap and bursts out:
Hello, jim, where you going?
Jim (surly)-" Where do yov 'spose
I'm going Pup the hill, of course. -
Young man" But you aim going
homa, are your
Jim very surly)--" Course Pm go
ing home. What's the matter with
you, anyway Guess you're getting
a'little too fresh"
Young man." IF you're really 60
ing home, Jim, Just gest get off at the
next corner with me and I'll write
you letter of introduction to your
wife" -l--.- -..-..
The inmates of the car roar and Jim
indulges in some muttered curses,
which only make the fnu.more hi,ali-
Gus as the cars moves wearily UP the
hill, and the man at the strap glances
angrily at the laughing passengers.
Young man takes a seat outside with
the conductor.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21

What seems to be a remarkable dis
covery is announced BY Mr.. f. T.
Sachs, who says: I" On the island CT
Billion, have found a trcsh-water fish
which produces its young living from
Its mouth. am quite prepared for
the cry Of incredulity that will be
made; but conducted my observa-
tlons with living fish and closed doors.
and what asser. is undeniable. The
eggs are hatched in the lower portion
Of the head Of the fish, and are pro
jected out of the mouth and from no
where else. -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To S. V. Thompson:

| 10 S. " Thompson:
! You are ne eby notified that I have expended one
hundred Geo dollars in labor and nfrovehents upon
the Great yioAanza lode, situated in Huhy Mining Dis
trict County of Gunnlson. state O. Colorado of which
the location certificate IS found ~, record Book Six
t6) Page ciShtyfour Si) in Tie office OF Recorder OF
said county. IA orde' to bold SAID claim under the pro
visions Of Section 24 of the Revised Statutes of .he
United STATES, ana he ameiiIaeut thereto approved
tanuy q, 1880 concerning annual iabo' upon mining
claims boiig The amount reqrlied to hold salt lode 70,
the NeI io ending he 3lst dJr IF Decenher A. D.
1881, and if within ninety day after this notice -
publication y1u iail OF refuse to pay or contribute you
proportion O such ex1nuitGIe rs crowner. your il
tcrest in The claim will Jerome the property CT ie sub
soriber by tue terms Of aid section.
mar2l-nll r. j. DUNCAN.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1925
U. s. J.Aso Csr1c.. LsArvlLLE, CoLoEAoo,


Notice Is he cby given that .siIpey A. Sheppard,
whos Post Once nd lress Denver, Arapahoe CoLn y,
and Hamilton W Bennett and Byron l.. Bennett, ca h
OF w;,osf Post Office address is WeispoGt Ell Paso
County Colorado have made application for patent
fcr iteep hundrcd lnear feet on the Caena MOunain
No. lOde bearing silver, te being feet s. 81
2y w. and 494 feet N 81 20 Z. from discovery shaft
che on with surface 2r,unG 800 feet in wi.th,
situate III tn Gothic Mining District, Cunson Count,
st~!e OF Co,olatc an desol;ped in the plat and fei
mites on i'e in ttr ofictFcs fellows, viz:
E'g,oning at Cor. No l nine post oundcl bv
rlOuul Of stones, ron which ". $ ocatin" moruIneLt
| G,.ena Mounaln bea~s 40 40 W. !37 3I-ita feef,
and tae Discovery Shalt bears s. lO0 IS $50 1I1D e
t,encc g. 800 40 h. 300 fee. 10 Cc No .. riue pos.
surlVunded ny mound If Stones, thence so 20 L.
TJ0 ieet to each se stke and 800 fee, . Cor
No. 3, pine l.t surrounded 10y uni If Stones and
n ark ed 3xI2l2 thence y. SO 40 W 800 feet 20 Cor
No. pine post SURROUNDED ~ mound -" stoaee aud
marked lyl2l2 Theme" ). 51o 20 759 feet to w sie
cene- sake anu l,S feet t. Cor. No place OF begi-
ming, containing 1888 acres NJ adj ,nine ~!aima.,ts
JOHN J. HENRY, Register.
WM. 4 EURCuNElL, Receiver.
NJ .
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To j. Z. D1-s;l, and all oa'ers shOn ~ nAy concern.
You are hereby notified that we have Done the r2ui-
site amOtnt Q. sbor for the yeaIs 1873 and :sea he
Tiger lo1e, trs,cd in the Euy Ai.ins Nktric. Gun
Neon county, colaaO, viz kcnd ed dollars f&lu0
Unles you the sid j. L. Bcrsh, pay to vs. your shsre
Of sid work within Ninety daya your ;n.sfest In eaid
lods will be forfeited 70 the undersigned
WILLIAM HOLDEN
NV. WARE
april 14-no44 c. c. LEWIS.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21

1t is said that the Denver & South
Park railway company has sent for
1000 Kansas exodus.e1s to work on
their line between Alpine and Gunni-
son.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
10 George Weber.

TO George We5er.
You are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollsM If labor and improvements upon tie
smeyics io]. situated in Ruby N;cing district Gunh
son County, Colorado for the year e1dins Jauary ls
1851. And If within ninety GAYS sitter this notice by
putcation you fail refuse to Contribute Your pro-
Yorti q s,ch expendituf :s co-O1ner, 7Ir inter-
es in said claim will become tie property Of the sub
scribef ~ the terms Of said section
sl-nfl-mI24 E0DER1Ck 4. GURLEI
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21

The largest accumulation of gold
Of modern times is now in the United
States treasury. 1t amounts to S173,.
900, 700, There ere besides $50, ,ooo,
600 Of silver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21

A living frog was recently found in
bedded in the solid rock, eight feet
from the surface, at the Cleveland
Gold mine, IN Caraan Valley, Conn.
Though at first stupid, it soon hoped
about in lively manner.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21
THURSDAY, APRIL Fl, 1881.

The waters Of the Soda Springs,
near Canon City, are being bottled
and shipped east, by parties who are
making big money out of it.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-04-21

cents line for the ant insertiDn and Aeen cents
dns for each subsequent insertion aid from these iates
We viii not deyiats.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19

chief features, The Vice President,
Dr. o, W, sherwin Of Woodstock,
delivered tbs annual address, Wednes-
day afternoon, an "Dr, Hollands
editorial IN seribRer's magazine on
Medicine aud Medical Authority"
Mrs, Smith, who has been on
trial NJ Huntingdon, for the murder ol
her husband, was discharged Thurs
day, the jury bringing ina verdict oi
mol guilty, Domestic troubles caused
MFs Smith 10 leave her husband aud
live with her father, Mr., Wood
smith called 10 see her, and, having
previously threatened her lIte' Mrs.
Smith claims that she took u revolver
" protect herself, believing his threats
we're to 10 carried out, A quarrel en'
sued, IN which Wood also participated
during which Smith was shot The
woman was arrested ~ principal aud
Wood ~ accessory, but the latter died
IN prison soon ate his arrest