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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29

A recent number of Tile Lanfetcalls
attention to the report Of the physi-
clan of the Board OF Health of one i,
t,e states concerning one especial
class of em,grants to this country.
He states that he has never known
any disease to originate or to spread
among these people. "The reason i,
their simple, perfectly cleanly, frugal
life. They eat to live and do no.
live to eat. They constantly bathe
themselves and keep their clothes
scrupulously clean. They drink no
whiskey. Hence the death-rate i
greater among every other class thar
in this. No epidemics prevail among
them" The laugh comes in ON the
point that the Board of Health issuing
this bulletin is that Of the State O
California and this clearly, sober.
much to be desired class of citizens
are the Chinese.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29
Mining Application No. 1872.
U. s. LAxn 0rr,c


l%aaville, Colorado, May q, 1892.
Noti'e is he-s'y given tl.at the Pwasisc Gukl Min.
Ing Company, J. W. Go slssei IL General Nxnar >,
andd l; authorized agen;.wh pstoicc is o,hi i;n
nis,n connty col rao as This cay lal il. nj All n
patent fer 50, linaer feet Of tie 10 n syl aua 1le
niie or vein, beaiing silver anil gol, with s. race
ground Sco ieet in wi ,h, sitrae in the Elk Noun
tain Niai Dist I, II Gun,ison comfy. lolu.., a
aud tetxnatea y the field no.es aud official llat o,
file 10 this otie rs Ii No. 2,47, on Ii. u. s,,yeyej
ai'ds o. the Uli;sl statss Icing 6ssciised q owx
to-wit:
E inning at corner No. l, whence Ealiy mcun:.;;
S. l.. NJ. 3ea,s r'h ~. 80 east A,7a5 eet. te ouM
leAk west Of Monnt Snow Mas Eears moth loo vest
heacc nth 5s9 IL eat 20, feet To c,rnc. NJ Q war
~ 70 east) thence .0rth 81 Is as 800 feet Ia q n
ner No 3 IVA. II IS tas) thelcs north So Is wet
JO tst {, corner ~ war IL 10 eass theme suuh
slo we o0) feet 10 corne: No. l. {va l4' ~ east,
cohtaiai, & l03 acres.
No adj ling claims o. claimants known. Sail Iin
Ing claim eiag uf lie DId III the "a tile Rec r,icr d
Guanis'n couny. Clrass, II bnk IL, races 1884
ooS 81 pagcs 49, as aud 476 Ct the ,eca,ds II ,ai
0Moe. Any and all Yszsois claiming s,ve. .selv Any
porif Of the said PenIsykan;a l1ie nini,e Claim
AZ iequred to file their aveRsr clsim with tic R~es
ter q the Q. Land ctRce at Lsaivl,e Colosso cur
ng .txiy days peid pa! Eeaton hereof o. l~ 10 rod
ty the saatIte SJHANSx
wv. K BURCHINELIr Rec; liver. KeCis.r
IhoeiAs, 4cDougsl ( Yhcns, Atto.rey.
liiss publication JuLeA 4 1se2,l
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29
ORN.6ZION ABOUT THE
Union PACIFIC R. Il.

Its South Park division is over Ioc
miles the shortest between Denver,
Bucna Vista, Leadville, Kokomo and
Red Cliff; over ninety miles the short.
est between Denver, Alpine and Pit.
kin, and over eighty miles the ,shortes,
between Denver; Gunnison and San
Juans
Its Kansas division is ia miles the
shortest line from Denver to Kansa.
City, Leavenworth, Atchison, St. 10.
seph and all points east.
Its main line is over 200 miles the
shortest from Denver to Omaha, Coun.
Gil Bluffs, Sioux City. St. Paul, MINI.
eapolis and points in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota.
1t is over 400 miles the shortest line
from Denver and Leadvilie to San
Francisco, California and Oregon
points.
1t is the only line running through
trains between Denver and the Mis-
souri, River without change.
1t is the only line giving passenger:
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.
commended.
The Union Pacific system of raj
ways, centering at and connecting
in union depots at Denver and othe,
prominent railroad centres, furnishes
TO the people of Colorado the shortes,
quickest, safest and best route between
all important points.
Pullman sleepers, Horton chair cars.
observation coaches, steel rail, rock
ballast, air brakes, good eating houses
md everything obtainable for the com.
iort and safety Of passengers.
Through ticEetsto all points, at low
est rates, on sale, and all facilities toI
checking baggage.
1t is the great through freight line.
Its facilities for prompt despatch o.
freight are unrivallcd.
Fol- further information apply tc
any agent, or to
V. M. CANE,
'1en'l Ag't Fr't Dept, Denver.
GEORGE ADY,
Gen'l Ag't P. & T. dept. Denver.
HARRY WHITE, West. travel'g Ag't.
T. l.. KlMBALL,
Asst Gen'l Manager, Omaha, Neb.
e. S. STEBBiNs,
Gcn'l Ticket Ag't, Omaha, Neb.
]. W. MORSE.
Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Omaha, Neb.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29

THAT man is phrenologist. Pat"
said an East side citizen to son OF
Erin. in reply to an inquiry regarding
long-haired individual who was jus,
closing the door behind him.
IA phat?" asked Pat, puzzled.
"a phrenologist."
"Phat's that?
Why, man that can tell by feel
ing Of the bumps on you: head wha,
kind OF a man youare," explained the
obliging citizen.
Bumps on me head, is it?" ex.
ellimed Pat. Begorra, then, !
should think it would give him more
ov an ider phat kind ov woman me
wife is!"
And then the much abused Hibern-
ian changed his pipe 10 the other side
Of his mouth and walked out.-Xnk
Sys Statesman.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29

G.eat Cesar" cried an old pros
rector to physician, " blast me if l
amt all petered out My vein seam
stopped and l kinder foller blind lead
all the time"
Prthapsa powder will set you in
good working ORDER" suggested the
ned al man..
No, I have been using giant ard
hercules powder 100 long noyl, and
haven'tgot the rocks to pay for either.
My formation issuch that the strt a 9TH
Of the'powder is gone after using it. ;"
g Then / will have to make a cross.
cut and tapthe vein and let out the
base metal, otherwise you are liable to
70 have trouble.
Hardly that. Doc. l can't ret
anything down my shaft, as l reckon
the angle Is little Off If you could
dip a fuse Of quin,ne down my tunnel
4 might spur me to action, and then
my troubles would be ore. !"
But the doctor run 4 cross-cut nom
the lower level. tapped the vein at
night angles and relieved the sufferer
"a viase holding Two quart. E.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Witrhor IIanes.

You are hereby roiae that have exrsniel on.
hundred dollars il Ia o. I'm rrvemens upon eacl
,fthe following desc4i O. oe mining claims, to-wit
The Mountain Belle lde nin!g claim the Silver ie,
ne mining claim and tie Fou.nin Head lole mini e
claim, situated in the Ruly Mining risti;t, in The
;ouity of Gunnis'n. will appear by the res eciv'
ertifcaes filed In the Office Of the County Clerk u
all County. in rder to Id edc' Of said 10 !e mini
lain premises ,unjer The prsyisi Of Sc tion No
324 Of the Revised Statutes of the Unie Sta'e being
the amun. relui ed to Ii Ill each Of s,l lode Einin,
a;ns for the year ending necembcr 3lst. 1ssl and i
within iety Gays after this np'ice by pnllica,ion YOU
all refuse to contribute your lr portion Of such re-
pective expenditure eitief Of said mi ing claims
owners yonr interests tn such respective lode mining
nims i'll becC ito lroTeIy Of the ss:i ber under
all Section No. 1924 VIC SANDERS.
irMin Ma Oh 80 h, 1882:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29
NorIE OF FORFEITURE.
a + = Fotter. or TO whom 1. may concern: !:

You arc hereby notified that have expended one
hrnei dollcrs IL labor and improvements upon each
of tie foiloe lag Described lole ilag clams G-wit
The jacks C. lode nj i.g c,aim the Silver Bsll lJde
mining CAIN the Rel Stone lode mining claim and the
Little Fnnk ie m,ning claims situated in the Ruby Mir
ing District Gunnison county, Cob Of which the lca.
n ce stes is on fle in the es Of the Recorder OF
sai county IN order to hold al claims under the pro
visions Of 10 on 224 Of the Re, isei Statutes Of fhs
Unite States and fAs amendm;nt the sto approved
January 22 1880 concerning annual labor ulon mining
claims being tie an,o1nt require to hollssi lNes fpr
the Pc. od ending the 3lst cay Cf Decent er D.
1881 and Ii within ninety days after the service Of
this noi Tor within hiuey ds,s afte- this nJtce by
pub,icaion you fail refuse to contribute yonr Pro
portion Of such expenditure coowner, your interest
in the aid claims will he the property Of the sub
y G. ". C0RSELL.
Irwin. Gnnnison county, Colo, April @. 1882
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To c. Chri ,torher

CIlfI'tOfHer:
You A.. he,e'y notified that have expended ore
hundred liars in ai or and impr,v ments upon the m
nv Lynn de :ated in the Ruby clniag listric', in
nsan county state of Cola Of which the location Ger
tifcate il found on ri b. @ ps los lC9 in the
Office Of the Recorder Of said couny o..er to hold
said q ,im und r the provisions Of section 1924 Of the
Revised Statutes Of the Unit I'd States AMI the amend
ne 1t the eto q, proved Janray o. ls,0 con ,sring
annral ab,r unop mining eli th.s, leing the am unt
requi ed hold sai lode the pc ia ending on the
3lst dav Of De enher A. D. 1881 ard il with ninety
days ate the servcc Of this noti (or wi hin uiety
lays after this no;e by pnli;a,i ny you fail ~ rese
to c,ntr.hte yemr proportion Of s'ch eSrrndi:ne as
c,-awne-, your interest in the sell claim will brcomo
the nrdpefty Of the sui scrite~ ly the terms Of said
s.ction. n. q. MULLONNLY.
Gunuisot County, Colo, April 90, 1882.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29
M0zKERSI MOZHERsfy

Are yoa disturbed Il rtaht and trekeH e. war NJ
by sick child saiIsiing AID cyiag xiss al e1suci
a.a. pain Il cutting tssshy Mn, gost oacs aad Il
= omale o. MRS. WlNaepw'> SOOTHING gYRtP.
pend spon Il; thsle b 10 niseaks sbout T. rhss, !.
not noeher on ssrh wko has ever ussa &, who vfi
MT tell you . oes that Il ~tl regulate he iouls
ana gse ret I. The nnAss and rsltsf ana health 10
me child epesaatrg hks nagie. II ;srfecaly ne
b NE in all casA and fleaa1t . u taae asd i -
peeSststa of o. q ths 0!asse ana le tell pSy-
saeAis ed nsrsss 4 ~ rsitsa olalsA 50 essy.
~AeEs. = 0sha bsttie e
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
70 cha.los s. Rogers and G. A. kirt,oy:

70 Charles 5. Eogers and G. 4, kist!oy:
Yoa are hereby n,tifed that we have exysn'cd On.
hundred dollars IN labor AMI inlir rvements rpm TIE
slioai,g namei mi,ing claims to-wit tie q. X. aao
'enns,l Iva ia lodes, situated H. the Ruby Ms Dsric
iunson county. c l>,ai.o, of viii ii tho cation CO
if xtes file in the of.e of the Recor'er of said
:,unty. In o.der to hold sail caims under the prev
sihs of section 2324 Of tic revised statutes If tn.
United States ard the amen'imenl thereto approve
January o. $780, concerning annual labor upon miain.
laims being the amont req.ire to h sal l6les tl
he pc id endiny the 3lst day Of December, A. D.
1881 and if vthin ninety days after t'i ite ty pul
att YOU fail refuse t. cont:ibut your croporiio
d such eSpe ndu.e c,owne,s YOU inter- il the
aid claims will become the properly Of tina ait
by the terms Of said section.
vol2-no5l-p C.E. BROYLES
J.F BROYLES
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29

A Cough, Cold or Sore Threat should to stoprel
Neglect frequently results in !ncurale Lung Dis
or Consumption BROWNS BRONCHIAL
:ROCIIES do not dsof5e- tie stomach like co, q.
syiups and basams but act di ectly Gu the infamrG
,ar:s, allaying irritation. gives ielief in Asthma
Bronchitis Coughs Catar,h. and tie Throat Trout let
hich Singers and Public Speakers sui ect TO- Fol
chi ty yeas Browns Rroncl ial Trcchc. lave iesp
..e;1mmended ~ physicians, and have always given
:erfect "a is tion Having hem tes,al hy wide mad
constant Use t3r nearly eute generation they have
'tt.ned weli-merited rank anopg tie few s.ai l.
'enedies of the age. Sold at IS cents box eyerv
where.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
10 Dennis Sullivan and Jane, Kelley:

You are hereby notified that I have expended ,ne
hundred dollars IN labor and improvements upon tie
fmnfet lode, situated in Re lweil basin, Ruby liuin
Di trfct GunniOn county stale of Colorado, If wLi
lie location certificate is found on record In Look G
large. Iage 90, in the Office Of the recorder of sal
;onnty. In order to hold said claim Inde. the ovi-
ions of section 1924 Of the revised statutes If tie
hi ed Siases and tho amendment thereto approve
January o. 1880 concerning annual al upon nj ing
las being the amount reIUi.ed to holi said lode T.
he periul ending the 3lst Gay of December, lssl
nd if within rinety days after this notice by puhlG,
lion you fail or refse to contribute your proportion
t-owners yor Interests in the said claim will becom
he property OF the eubscriber by the terms Of sal,
section. vuls-n02 PATRICK D. HARRINGTON
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29

Aswe passed along the street to-day
we heard the rich baritone voice OF q
man singing, "Oh, where is ny bo,
tonight" Sorry for you, old man,
bu, we can't tell YOU. He may be a,
the reading-room, storing his m'nd
with useful knowledge, or he may bo
Stir G in the front purlor, behind tn,
voluptlous folds Of the lace curtains.
hugging his "ownest own." We sa,
he may be, but the chances are that
he is in billiard hall playing pool
tor the drinks, and getting stuck
every time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29

Mr.. Darwin when in esr.y life cruis-
ing off the coast Of South America.
maintained that the Patagonlans were
Of such different race from the Eng
lish that they were incapable of i'm
provement. In the latter part Of his
life, when he had learned of the sue
cess of Christian missionaries in civil.
izing them, he frankly avowed his
mistake and became a subs :riber tc
the South American Missionary So
ciety.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Will m W. Kemp, deceased. The under.
sisned, having leen APPOINTED Adniuist' of the
state Of William W Kemp lale Of the cunty of Gun
ison aud State of Col ,.a, feseased herey gives no.
Q that he vii appear bef re the Couny Court o
tuni'on county, al tine Court House ia Gunnison ii
the August term the last Monday in August next al
vii I'll time all rers MS having claims against stat,
are notified ad eluested t, ateId fo. the pu, pose o.
having The same adjusted MI re.s,ns indebted
aid Estate are requested to make immediate Iaymea
10 the unde'signel
Dated ,lis 10th day of Jurc A. d 1882.
FRANK KEMP, Administration.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29
ELK MOUNTAIN PILOT
iswls. Cuxs1sox Co.. coLoRADo.

~ The ratss for local notices will he twenty-five
eents line for the 6rst insertion and fifteen cents
Gus for each subsequent insertion, aud from these rates
xe Will not devhte
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29

To be thirsty is not the right way
to say it, now that technical terms are
fashionable. To "sufer from poly
dipsia :" is the correct thing. We
never could think what our disease
was lefore.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-29
THURSDAY. JUNE s9. 1882.

THIS is the seaso, Of the year when
wnole family will carry their dinner
for miles up the canon and 1T down
an, ,ng bugs and ant; and snakes and
eat it. They call it picnic.
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FoR boots and shoes made to order go 10
Voegell d 20. .-5zs.uas4H sstl5 srslsy -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-07

The criticisms OF some of our Mississippi
OF his now participation in the canvass now
going on in the Second Congressional dis
trc, do not strike us as either Just or gen.
erous. 1t is we'll known that for many
months the heart and home of Mississippi's
great senator has been saddensd and dark
ened by the shadow of a great domestic
calamity. 1t is known that during the late
session of Congress the dangerous illness of
his beloved wife kept Senator Lamar from
his seat in the Senate almost continuously.
Strong as was the impulse of duty upon him
as public man, the higher duty of the hus-
band and the father made him a watcher by
the bedside of his stricken wife, and for this
faithful discharge of a high and holy duty
no m an worthy of the name can ever blsna1
him. That Senator Lamar feels deep and
abiding interest in the election of the Hop.
Van II. Moaning, and the consequent defeat
Of Gen. Chalmers, we chance to know; and we
also know that nothing but the dread
fear of an impending calamity which has
made the strong man weak for many months,
has silenced the eloquent voice. To aban
don the pos: of duty by the side of one who
has 80 long shared his joys, his SORROWS and
his triumphs, TO participate in a political
contest, would be an exhibition of unmanli-
ness and indecency such as has never yet been
alleged against Col. Lamar. If our Mis-
sissippi friends cannot always be generous TO
one hedged about with great sorrow, they
should at least epdeavor to be just.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-07

HUBBELL's campaign textbook appears TO
surpass in absurdity all the other productions
of his pen, and is very abusive, or in fact
vituperative, OF all Republicans who do not
agree with him about tree trade and politi-
cal assessments. He singles Mr.. G. W. Cur
tbs out for such epithets as "bulldozer,"
"wilful libeller," "hypocrite," 'ballot-box
suffer-" and friend OF "the Southern oligar-
chy,"" Joseph Surface" ga Rois Gilbert"
and "a Front de Beuf," and classes free
trade with slavery and secession, denounces
all civil-service reformers as noodles" and
ascribes the passage Of the act forbidding
assessments TO conspiracy OF Confederate
brigadiers. "The fact that this amazing
stuff" says the New York Evening Post, dis
issued ostensibly by the Congressional Com
mi'tee, makes it imperative, We think, to all
independent and civil-service reform organi-
cations 10 send il or extracts from it 10 all
candidates for Congress, and ask them
whether they approve of the volume, or
whether they are prepared TO justify the use
OF assessments levied on clerks for printing
il. Categorical answers TO these questions
ought to be promptly obtained before the
election, for it is guile certain that any one
who is prepared TO stand by Hubbell in this
little publishing enterprise is not 6t TO sit in
any legislative assembly, certainly as Re-
publican
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OXFORD, MISS,
The Federal Court In Session at Aber-
deen-PerxonaI and General.


From an Appeal Correspondence
OXFORD, October 5-Judge Hill, of the
Federal Court, and a number of his officers
are holding court at Aberdeen, Miss, this
week. AS there are only limited number
of civil cases on the docket they expect TO
get through and return within ten days.
Senator George will speak here in che
courthouse sezt Tss~{ay, rne torf.
The number of students of the University,
ale and female, is increasing daily. The
school will be we'll filed by the first OF the
year.
Our farmers are busy gathering cotton; we
see but little on the market.
Our Democratic club will meet and organ
ize next Saturday night.
The entertainment given by the ladies of
the Methodist church, called the "Fish
Pond" was, besides being quite novelty, a
great success. They realized about $50 for
the benefit of the church.
Judge J. Nj. Phipps, editor of the Oxford
Eagle, has gone on visit to the Mississippi
bottom, Quitman county, where he has
plantation and many warm friends. He will
return TO day.
j. NJ. Dooley, mayor of Abb=ville, ten
miles north OF Oxford, an old and worthy
citizen OF this county, is dangerously i'll
with congestion OF tn e stomach aud bowels.
W. V. Sullivan, Esq, of the firm of Sulli-
van & Sullivan, one of our eminent lawyers,
is travelling in the North and West for the
bentft of his health, which has, we learn,
much improved.
i. Several weddings are spoken OF, to take
place in our city in a short time.
Our city ia still improving. Several hand
some residences are in course of construction,
and scarcely any complaints of sickness.
A. L. Shotwell, of our city, and a resident
of Memphis for several years, we regret TO
say is confined TO his premises with feeble
q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-07

NDeRo orators seem to be in dem and al the
North Just now. The Republican Congress
sional Committee is particularly anxious TO
get good colored stump speakers. They say
that good negro speaker is worth great
deal more than 4 white speaker Of the same
grade. Langslon, the minister to Hayti, be-
gan making speeches in Virginia on Wednes-
day. He made his first speech at Lynch
burg 1t is said he is to have S2500 for
making twelve speeches in Virginia. Fred
Douglass is also to be pressed into service.
Prof. Greener, who defended Cadet Whitts-
ker when Whitaker was trying TO prove he
didn't cut off his own ears, is stumping in
Ohio, but is soon to go 10 New York and
then to Pennsylvania. Two colored men are
to be sent out from New York city to make
the canvass of that State, the Republicans Of
which never yet have offered one of these
same colored Orators an Office.
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The Preutts, Btxamy Case.

NASHVILLE, October 6.-The verdict in
the case of Mrs. Lizzie Valley, on trial for
the past three days, wss looked for with a
great deal OF interest by those who had heard
OF the case. The courtroom, crowded thus
fsr during the trial, was crowded excessively
during Thursday morning. After dinner,
the verdict not being rendered, the crowd re-
turned TO wait for it. The jury came in and
returned a verdict of guilty, as charged in
the sixth count of the indictment, of aiding
and abetting inillegal cohabitation, and fixed
her term OF imprisonment in the penitentiary
at one yesr. The verdict fell upon the ears
OF an astonished audience, for so thoroughly
were the audience in. sympathy with her,
that most OF those who did not think
there would be mistrial, were confident of
an acquittal. When it struck her with its
terrible meaning, the self-control she ad
exercised by dint of great strain on her nerv-
GUS system, gave way, and she burst into
tears. Soon checking these, she forced her
self to be calm again, but her pale face,
paler since her imprisonment, showed the
effect of The stroke.
Judge Quarles told the jury that under
his charge they could not fix the term of i'm
prisonment at less than two years. The
jury retired, and soon returning, gave a YER
dict of guilty, and fixed the time of imprison-
ment at two years. Her counsel, w. A.
! HULA, CAlCAc0 nOllOh luz uCW IAldA anu
arrest of judgment, which motion will be
argued Saturday.
When Lizzie VALLEY retired from the
court room, accompanied by the officers,
going back to her solitary cell In the Jail,
she carried with her that sympathy the
human heart is ever ready TO bestow upon
a fragile, beautiful woman in distress, even
though it be "a woman that was a sinner.
At the Jail she had again TO give way to
her feelings, and Wept freely. She did not
ak great deal. The verdict of guilty was
not expected by her, and was regretted by
1er for her brothers sake as well as for her
,wp, as the circumstances would be sure TO
each him.
Mrs. Valley is said to be niece of the
Confederate general, Gen.
Bragg.
If the case goes TO the Supreme Court, rs
probably will, there will be two or three |
points TO be decided. one of them !
{ least never having been decided in this |
tate. This poin: is whether, under the laws |
I New York, there can be two common law J