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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-26

ate, In executive session, yesterday confirmed the
nomination Of Howard Mckutchin, as collector OF
Internal revenue for the Sd Wisconsin district:
Hans Mattson, Of Minnesota, as consul general at
general at Dundee; John F. Winter OF Illinois, as
consul general at Rotterdam; John NJ Bailey. of
New YORK. as consul general at Hamburg; Edward
r: White, as cQiner at the San Francisco mint:
warren Patten, OF Colorado, as Indian agent at
tne southern r Ite agency Army promotions-Ord-
Major Daniel W. Flagler, to be lieutenant colonel:
Captain George w. Mckee, TO be major; First
Lieutenant David A. Lyle, to be captain; First
Lieutenant 8. NJ Swlgert to be captain 2d cavalry:
Second Lieutenant Frederick w. Sbley, to be first
lieutenant I'd cavalry. Also, number Of post
masters, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-26

BITTER FIGHT EXPECTED.-The nomination Of
j. Ii. Watmough for paymaSter general of the
navy opens prospect of a bitter fight. Paymas-
ter Stevenson and several others who tried to get
the appointment WILL it is said, endeavOr to defeat
WatmOugh'S confirmation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-26

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HMsELF-Between II ana
IL O'Clock last night as young man named VIM ~
Mc1iil, son OF the jail guard who was some time
since attacked by Guteau In the cell OF the latter
was on MS way home from the theater, acci.
0entaliy shot himself In going around the south
soc OF the Capitol grounds on his way 70 his homo
NO d9 East Capitol street The accident occurred
while near South Capitol street McGin states
that he does not know how tt occurred, but tho
theory OF the police who went TO his assistance,
in his hand cooked, and in placingit in his vesf
pocket it was accidentally discharged. The ball
entered his left side and lodged In him. The DO.
tracted the bullet from his back above the hin
The wound Is painful though not dangcgouR T6o
pistol was picked up afterwards at Ne Qot Wt10
the accident occurred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-26
Blew the Top Of His Head Off Will

ATLANTA, GA, October 26.-Frank Dukes. OF
Quitman county, lad OF thirteen, while out gun
ming had the top OF his head blown OF by an acci
dental discharge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-26

THE SENATORS GETTING GIMPATIENT.-The Senators
are growing quite impatient at the prolongation OF
the session, and some OF them are disposed to find
fault with the President for not promptly coming
10 some conclusion as to what he wants In the way
OF Cabinet. In executive session to-day a mo-
t0n TO adjourn sine die this afternoon was offered
but the mover was induced to withdraw it. The
pressed their impatience at the delay It was
stated that President Arthur had said he would be
ready TO release the Senate by Friday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-26

The QUESTION OF ADMISSION to the Capitol last
evening was wholly In the hands of its officers.
The State department and its officials had nothing
to do with il. 1t was manifestly proper that the
French guests should be allowed to visit the build
ing without being followed by a crowd, as would
have been the result had general admission been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-26

Mr.. CLAPP ELIGIBLK.-In regard to the rumor
that the question has been raised as to the eligf-
bility of Mr.. A. NJ. Clapp to be Commissioner OF
this District, on the ground that he retains his
citizenship In New York, whereas the law requires
that the District Commissioner shall have been
citizen OF the District three years prior to his ap-
pointment, Mr. Clapp says: 81 have been resi-
dent taxpayer OF this District some eleven years
voted in New York while holding federal office,
as was my right and privilege. My last vote there
was cast for Rutherford Il. Hayes. Since then
nave not voted at ALL My citizenship ceased in
New York a.ter my retirement from public Office
TOUR years ago last June, and unless it has been
forfeited by some cause unknown to myself have
been citizen OF the District of Columbia from that
date, nearly four years and a-half agOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-26

FAST OF THE JORDAN, By MERRILL "a 90
Young Americans in japan. Greey........ 1.5O
Inc Fate OF Madame La Tour, Paddock. LOO
queen 1ltanfa, by H. H. Boyesen. .............. loo
Inc candle OF the Lord by Phillips Brooks LIS
Inc international Revised Commentary Mark !. 90
Alchaa Strogof, the Courier of the Car 200
WM. BALLANTYNE &SON'S
olo 42S Seventh street northwest
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gantes qua el gobierno est1 resuelto a
defender anArgicamente.

gantes qua el gobierno esti resuelto &
defender energicamente.
Sc prometen reformas eoon6nicas.
Ha sido nombrado ell Sr. BArca mi
nistro do los Estados-Unidos.
Anuneis al Coyreo que ell du1us de
FerDau Nunez hA sldo nombrado smba.
iador en- Paris, el senor Valera gu Lis.
boa, Ell sehor Mazo en- Roma. Ha sido
nombrado director de instruction p1-
blica 81 senor Gayangos.
L6ndres, 18-Un despacho de Ma
drid al Standard dice la circular los
goberuadores, acordada en- Cousejo de
Ministries, explicaodo la politic4 del
puevo gsbinete, mega el rumor de que
Espana desea seguir politica de ambi-
cion en- Europa. Ell senior Campo Sa-
grado ha sido nombrado embajsdor en-
Russia.
Dice Ell corresoonsal del Nelss en- Ma
drid que ell S., CASTELAR, sus amigos
han resuelto apoysr la politica del ga
nor Sagssta, 81 prosigue en- ell canino
del progreso.
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SECCION MERCANTIL,
REVISTA de MERCADO.
PRECIOS COR 2IENTES.

Acete de Olivas -SurtiIa la plaza los
precios m6dicos, p1es en Espana tambien han
bai2do los limites. Detiilase Sl3! ) quin-
tai en botij ~, garrafOnes laIas. Veuta dc
music lu0 C. a Sl4. 100 botijas, 20 c y 800
garrafones de Maorca. Reservado., IN
Aceite refno- Regular exlstencia Y vale
ssgun case Y euvase de Sc GAIA.
Acelte lie m Ani -Varias partidas legadas
4 timam ante Sc han vendido en- reserva En-
lotes de 5 C detalas DE- $22 26 quintal
Aceitunas De las sevlanas, manZaHilli.
gordaes reina, regular existencia detallan-
dose 8 rs cunete Y 40 a 80 centavos cunetl-
to, mallorquiuas SO vendier0n 490 garratones
ReservaIo. Reali2anse 81 a rs.
Ansado Y holanda LAS exlstencias son IL
ja-as Y los precios sostenidos l4i Is rs. ga
rrafon. Vent de muelle por "J6ven Bea-
triz" de- Mallor:a 2, $50 garratones, 1873 i'd do
bic anis.
Ajos POGO han dizminuido las existencias
pues aunqus Sc han despachado yaros pedl-
dos, nuevas partidas han llega1o sin varia.
cion en- preciOs valen de 80 80 crntavos man
cuerna Ult.mas vent4s do muee 1000 man.
cuernas. RaserVad0.
| AlcaDarras.- "J6ven Beatriz," de Ma.
lorca llegaroI dltimamente 200 garrafoncitor
vaGdidos en resarva. Detlllans6 de- 81 4 rs
Almendras -Oortss son las exstencias, De
r0 hay aigunas partid'tas clase fresea llege da.
Gtir}amente venddas en- reserva. Deta
lhanse S2a 26 q initial en- latas y garraton,s
Apista -Ninguna entrada recielte, pe,>
restan alguuas existencias atrasadaB que 81
realizan pracios b jos.
ArenqueS, AhumaiOs, en- cajas no hay
En- salmuera abiertos cerrados algunas exis
tencas que Sc detaan So! IL b. Uitma
yonCas de muelle 70 bis por "Lairy R5ser
yAd0.
Arroz glaze -Bastante regu,ares existen
cias Sc detalla de $5t d 81 quntal Ningunt
entrada reciente.
Arroz de la India (Hanburguesl No so
crecidas las existencias en- esta plaza, pero es
tan bien surtidos los otros pr!ncipales merca
! los de la Isla aqui Sc aguarlan nuevas par
| tidas de consideration Y este mantiene mode
radios los limites. Detalase S4ia41 quinta
Ultmas vents de muelle 1000 sacos, S4f
4 $500 Por barca pablo Sensat" llegaro
7,200 sacos Sguieron para la. Habana
Bacalao de Halifax Son moderadns la
, , exStenelas y sc realzan act,vamente Dett
llase & y a 81 ell ter1oneg cajas, S4s pesos
2 da UiEimaa vertas de muoe por Larry
, 229 terzones, SOC b. y so ter ones p Rese
vaio 81
Oslameres. Hay pocos, pero tambien 50
cortos los pe1,dos Detallanse los penin sui
res dc S4t dGcena de lata,
: Castafas, -Todayia restan sgunas exstel
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das, antes bien para leysntarse fortif

das, antes bien para levsntarse fortif
csdos enaltecido.
Tratemos todos de alejsr ( los gobier
nos de este funesto camino. CJnviane
hacerles Yer cuanto han menester Ia
socie lad y ell Estsdo mismo de Ia COO
peracion ) aynda de las instituciones re
| ligiosas, 8 81 jecimos de la Iglesia para
cu,nplir sus propios fines, y one POI
tanto deban sostener donde exista, 81
no, procurar SO restablezca en- Ia medi'
d. condolences que consientan estos
tiempos de renovation y de luchs, Ia
alisnza entire las dos potestades, y des-
pues de este, hacer yer que la educa'
cion de Ia ninez es acaso la obra social
mas delicada mas impoItante, y Ia
mas principal en- ella 81 doctrinsr 4 las
nuevas generaciones en- las santas maxi
mss de la religion en- los augustos
precsptos de Ia moral. Formar SD CO.
razon, cultivsr sus facultades derechss
y despertar sus ingenitas disposiciones
q 10 honrado y 10 honesto, y educarla
en- Ell tenor de Dios y en- ell Eespeto 4
todo 10 bueno y adorable, este debe de
ser ell fin, no 1nico, es veraad. 3pero 81
ell principal de la escuels. Esto impor-
ia sobre todo por ell pueblo Y las que
llamamos muchedumbres. Para estas,
dice Rsnan, la religion es ell 1nieo me-
dio dc que entren en- relscion con ell
ideal. Y tiene rszon. Sin cesar AGO.
ssdas por las necesida les y rendidas
por la fltiga, deslizandose su existen-
= H. osr
70 seIeno nj elevadc, nj tendrisn, per-
Ida esta de la escuela, OCCASION de o1i.
tivar s1s mobiles instiptos;'n bal arian a
alumbrar su alma nj enternecerIs nj
suavizarla, aquellas ipspiraciones del
cristisnismo, y que por arrancsr como
las de todas las religiones, y mas que
las de todas elias, del mundo en- que SO
ciernen las ideas del bien, IN belleza, Ia
verdad, estan murmursndo oonstante-
mente al dido do las generaciones ell
sursum corda, y despertando en- las al
mas & tods5 horss los seatimientos hi.
dalgos y lev4ntados y los .anhelos 6 i'm
pulsos generosos. -
Ademas, nos encontramos en- una no.
ra critica y de poligro, sin cesar temieu-
do llegus Ia hora de las luchas tremsn-
das provocadas por las muohedumbres.
! Como evitar que lleguen las temilas
cas4strofes 81 no amansamos y paci6ca-
mos esas muchedumbres hoy alborots-
6es dominadas por pasionss y odios
salvajes, 81 no volvsmos a su alma con
la ensenaaza religiosas lac esporanzas
Y perspectivas que las ha arrsncsdo la
ciencia descreida y q la vez l1s, respe
tos y la idea de los debsres que sea
polerosa 4 moderar sus pasiones
Y bssta va, amigo mio. Sirvase Va.
acoger estas desalinsdas palabras como
contestacion las que con singular ga
lanteris me dirigio no hi mnchos dias,
y ertrstanto le felicita por sus servicios
en- Ia hsrmosa causs de Ia educacion de
la ninez, su amigo y servidor.
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AN UNCIO.

Con fsch. 81 dc euer3 proxino .pasaio ha
sdo ,iisueta la 80 ,iedad m ,rc .util qae cir bA
en esta plaza bajO n razon social d.
RIVERA Y Go.
qu 1ando su q1ldacion cargo del socio D.
Euios;0 Rivera, G1ien continuara sus neg-
clos oaj su es luslvo nomare.
Puerto-Rico "a fsbrero 1891.
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AL C0m0rcio de Ia IsLa

Don J. Despoaux, Comisonsta de Paris Tea
IL de Enghen ndmero 81 llegara esta ls,a
4 mediad0 del entrante MARIO, Y saldra par.
Eur pa tines del msmo mes. Los Sres. Co.
merciantes quo qneran tayorecerle con SUE
pedidos, pueden dirigir suso cartas Don An
tonic Biaggi.
San Juan de Puerto Rico rs tebrero 1881
la
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.VISO A LOS CONSUMIDORES.

Sc acaba de recibir por ell dtimo vapor CO.
rreo, un complete surtido eli camisas Maor-
quinas, Zapatos baios bIancos de colores,
6oraegu es, dobio NniS en garraf do 8
gallon, cuyos articuos Sc eXpeudtn 4 Freci {
m6d COS. Dep0st0 Tetuan 81 - BERNANDC
SALi hta. - m.
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z GDeD GDS

GARCIA, GATELL & G D., Tetuan 26.
ofrecen al pdbico cerveza danesa marca ''Ju-
bJrgs," en- barres lie 4 ioeenas b0tellas 7
locenas medias tel as; lem Lager beer"
smericana marca c0pa lie docsnas hotellas;
idem ingiess del "Oastillo" en- barriles de
iocPnas medias b)tellas; toc'no mess y dc PEN
quitas; tociaeta on c+jas do 100 libras; ha-
bichnel aoloradas hlalcas chicharN
verdes; arroz g.ac6; malteca Ell latas de % Ii
bras; m IL sunerioc dol pals; ha"ina de maiz
sn barriIes; lenguls de vaca ahumaias galles
tes lie pi 1t; tabaco maaiiias m lrca ''ciervoy
srena''; cancon; pinienta; iabol azul del pals;
oapel dc axtrala IA l8 v de Sc la para envoI-
yer ta5ac0l; to4f3ros marca "espa la; amar-
20; yeso caecinado en- polvo; betun saratoga
en frascos; pied as de anoar has.a vsra
Jliametro; miel de abaja EN- g trrafones de
gallon s; maizena,; huano desmotado para col
tho7es Y am1h ida ell muy bus ;ado fertlliza-
lor vegetsl para siembras de tabaco. Todo
fresco, bneno y barato. GARCIA GATErAL Go.
Tetuan 26. 2--6
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C,TECISNO DE- RI2iLDl.

D olarado de texto ell popular Cate
tsciamo del P. Rip4Ida, SO vende on la
imprenta dal BoLErIN medic el ajen.
D'ar, 4 60 eantavos dooana.
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NUEVA FABRICA
de chocolate al Vap0r.

Los duefio3 del cafe d. "LA PALMA" par.
tel IAN al pd3.ico d, esta capital qua Ell su es-
IA llecim ,nto expc"tiea 3, 1, y8 realcs IL
b lbs iinos select . chocolates de ELL nueva
fibrica todos Gin G, ca con ella 81 asi 81 pi-
len
Exiilss ell nonbre 10 " LAPALMA" sra-
balo en- cada onz4ds rhNc tie, elero 9 de
28l f26.
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EotsTia provincial u Puerto !sico.

LLSTA de los ntDee,os praolias}os ea el
S3rte2 o'ainnrio n II, cele5r t1o el 25
4 Fajcaro 1881.
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CAFE
TOSTlDO ADLIDO 7 EN GRiiO.
iPRUEBESEl

En- la conhterfl de LA PALM \ SO exoende
pu, oy superior. ExJ sse ell moan rs de Ia ca.
"a en- cada envaltorio.
Las fImiias que deseen el cafe t)st ID ) sin
pnlvoriz'r pue1ea pedjr!o y SO les ven iara con
una peqaafls rebai ia sobre el 2recio del .notido.
En- ilch) est ID eciTniensH 80 contin6a sirvlen-
10 cafe mny mejorld) al cue 50 sersia y 50 >.
nten aboaos nsns1ales por 81 n1ns de t..
Zas que Sc pidln Pfecio5 mo iicos. f. 26.
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.EnCuadernador.

FIR la i1rarta LA ILUSTRACION PUERTO RI
oUESA, (San Francisco 63) Sc necesita uno,
asf como variOs chieos para repartir oHtregas,
b. rs m
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Alm0n9da pdblica.

'Er lo lie MARIO pr6ximo las doce. de una
GAIA de- 25 docenas camis9s ayeriadas, de Li-
verpool ell 16 corriente por Vapor espahol "Ca-
diz.
Puerto Rico, 25 de fahrero de l63l.-F
RAMOS, 81 Gale 1e la Fortaleza
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Les rFits!pios eatdlices,

.ante la Razcn, por Don Francisco Javier G
Rodrigo, en- Ia Imprenta Gel BoIETIN,
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Este Her recib3 en- comision para la venta
dando las gArantias n5c slrias, Wig 3, alf JiaS
Y euartones lie ausub), esta1tss de orteg 'nyo
lanas nad1ras del pals. cuyo dn Gu nts con
sarvaeion
A los coniteutes no Sc les exigira est psndio
aiguao por almacenage J cuidad) d, aqus'
Has, solo se les cobrara ii tanto pOr cento
o29ven;do despucs de efectusda su vrnta,
los preclJs qua elIos tuvieren buen ijaf.
A lrs conpra ores So les conducira la ma.
dara al sitio qua deslgaen, iae Iante una mo-
lica retribucion
Inf,lmsran en- Santurce Don Ju1a Miranda,
en- Puerta de Ter a todas horas
Puart )-Ri,o fe0rero 26 de 183l.-el Maestro
lei Taller, Anton P3rtel h. 26 N.
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Taller d. Carpinteria,

Dep6sito de naaderas del Pals, y
Taradero C'wenero de buques, sito
en- Pu8rta de Terra al Sur de los
BarraconeS,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-21

The Denver & Rio Grande railroad
company is advertising in England,
Ireland, Scotland and Wales for 10, :
600 laborers to work on theft railroad
extensions in Colorado and Utah.
The company has established an Eng
lish agency which signs two years
contracts with laborers at their own
homes, engaging to give them steady
work and high wages, and with SUBJ
sistence from the day they report
themselves at Denver or Pueblo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-21
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT
Gives . Glowing Description Of Ruby
Camp and lis Richness.


respondent for the Cleveland (Ohio)
Leader, visited our camp and in that
paper Of the and inst, we find the
following very interesting extracts from
his pen:
In order to reach Ruby camp, which
lies among the rockies at an elevation
of 10000 feet, one can come by way
Of Pueblo, South Arkansas, Marshall
Pass and Gunnison City from Denver,
taking the Rio Grande railway, or by
branch of the same road from Lead
vile to South Arkansas, and thence
the same route as above. At the pres
ent moment both the D. & r. G.. and
the D. 4 S. P. railroad companies are
putting their roads forward with all
possible speed for the mining camp
have mentioned.
1t is expected that both roads will
be completed to the camps early in the
fall, ard thus will this rich mining
region be brought out into the great
world, and its wealth be made easy of
access. When that time shall come.
and it is now already at hand, the
camps of the Gunnison will pour out
such stream of silver as the world
never saw. Do not think me visionary,
but during the past few weeks, have
seen, both below and above ground,
such veins of rich silver orc, the length,
breadth and value of which, if l were
to attempt to state, wonld subject ME
to the same suspicion that befel the
chiefs Of some of the Indian tribes
who visited Washington quarter of a
century ago, and who upon returning,
dared to tell their people of the
strength, power and wonders of the
white mans realms. The Indians
wanted to believe their chiefs, but
they came to the deliberate conclusion
that they lied in this particular in
stance. Twill simply, therefore, bring
home with me quantity of specimens
of silver ore from the mines have
visited, and put them on exhibition
that your readers may see bare sam
pie of the millions of tons that lie
embedded in the great fssure veins
here, awaiting the pick of the miner,
before it shall calculate in the great
marts and avenues of trade in the
world.
This camp is nestled in among the
most picturesque OF mountains, whose
sides are clothed with stately pine
trees, and whose SUBMITS glisten with
the SHOWS ofwinter. Through all the
gorges came pouring down the crystal
waters, that equal in their pucity and
sparkling delight the tabled nectar of
(he gods. In little basins scocped out
by the ice and snow of bygone ages,
are ensconsed numerous lakelets,
whose surfaces, like the sheen of sill
yer, mirror the mountains, clouds and
ky. To the west and close at hand,
is the great Ute Indian reservation,
from which this tribe are soon to he
transferred to lands in Utah. 1t
abounds in fine fishing and hunting
grounds, where deer, bear, mosatain
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-21


Where two or more ledges cross or
intersect each other. priority Of title
governs, and such prior location is en-
titled to all ore or mineral contained
within the space of intersection, but
the subsequent location has the right
of way through the space of intersec'
tion f4 the purpose Of the convenient
working of the mine. And where two
or more veins unite, the oldest or prior
location takes the vein below the point
Of union, including all the space Of
intersection.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-21

The boom of 81 has struck Toe
Selig too. He has purchased .
Partisan straw hat and is putting =
magnificent front on his new building
on Ninth street, which will throw even
the Occidental Billiard hall into the
shade. But Joe wont hold the honcrs
long. There is another building con.
templated on Ninth street, which will
eclipse all previous efforts if the mate.
rial can be procured. Keep on gen.
tlemen, the improved style of buildings
are the surest indication of the faith
citizens have in the future OF their
town. With our new water works
soon to be commenced, and the com.
paratively low rates of insurance there
is no reason why we should not have
as good buildings here as in any min.
ing town in Colorado.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-21

care sisters Sally and Nancy re-
sources, pa7" "No, my boy, why
do you ask that question 7" "Be-
cause l heard Uncle Joe say that if
you would only husband your re-
sources, you would get along great
deal better than you do. That's all,
TIA +"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-21
THE BOON or ZHE BLAST

Hear yythas r.aheise. tha.d'rou ssunl
That issnss frno tAe nsaatains 49,.
What ddinp hsve IL echoes lss1d
To bsar through II he eoussry widsf
NUN IN the glen t grows,
And then rssounds through hosntain ssess
In bounding tone. resembling thoss
OA Vulcan rinss bssids hi fsrys.
l1Gparing nusic y the boon
That bids the sations host rsjoics;
That breaks the darkness of her eiosa
And thu proelains w1lASisdaiag voice:
"Ihsall coanerssAsQ ~
IlihssaAs hsr idis ~,
Her garnsrsd products load ths css,
Her looms demand the snswy balss.
Ibsar the cheer for happise timsa.
Ny strong huxzah with hops b ftsuxAt
On all the No., In ell the climes.
Whsror tho good of ssrth y sought
The stores that here fer age slepk,
New leap IRON out their rocky bed;
Tine yields the TREASURE be has kspk,
And life Il given to the dead"
Hail then the triumph Of the drill,
Aad from the shaft the booming blast;
While sparkling ores our Golfers ali,
The wheels Of Trads will run more fest.
G. Il. II.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-21

There arrived in New York Thurs
day, 78s Mormon converts on their
way to Salt Lake.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-21

Prof. Riley has been appointed Ent-
ou,ologist in the Agricultural Pusesu,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-21
I PRINTERS PARAGRAPH

An exchange says; As everybody
seems to be putting in word as how
she or he would like 10 have the New
Testament revised, we would like to
suggest paragraph-and we would
much prefer to have space on the
first page. We want first t-class, red
hot, seething, Kissing, scorching, how.
ling, rip-roaring hell for the man who
never pays the printer, who steals his
neighbor's paper, indites spring poet
ry or writes on both sides of the sheet.
If there is one corner just little hot.
Ell than any other, we want the fel.
low put there who is constantly find.
ing fault with paper towards the
support of which he never contributes
farthing.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-21

eyes scarce dare to look upon. Ny
companion was a gentleman Who had
spent years in the mountains, but he
declared it to be the grandest sight hs
ever saw, and as we lay Upon thu
mountain summit, with all its pano.
rama Of mountain and valley, while
high over head rose the colume Of
glory, felt as though / had witnessed
a scene fit only for angels to look up.
on and that somehow we were un.
worthy to behold.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-21

The Philadelphia BANKING aud Mi.
ming ./su,xal says. Now that the
people are taking an interest. in mi.
ming affairs, and the success Of many
corporations is dependent upon the
appreciation Of the general public, old
methods are being discarded and
better system, imbued with sound
business principles, has adapted itself
to the average transactions. This is
no better than it should be, when VIC
take into consideration how strangely
interviewer with the fabric of all com
mercial enterprises are the mineral
products of the earth"