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"Aldernoy Dairy !

"Aldernoy Dairy Wagons.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In K-lA "Ward" prints Coo. per l6
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
Sc. per at. Cream. &c. pint
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FussELL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.

PURE OLIVE OIL and macarOni at Velati's, i'm
pOrters. sc. go 9Th street northwest.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.
GEORGE E. MOVES,

NJ COLUMBIA FOUNDRY.
1850 soh street Manufactures Steam ENGINES. Bon:
Iron Work; also repairs AsE,cnturA Aschinegy.
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Go TO the New Photo. Co., Pennsylvania avenue
near 9,h street, for the best 50 dozen "a bilet pho
t0graphs in the city.
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SPRING GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
just received first large purchase of SPRING
GOODS.
SILKS! SILkS.! SILKS!!!
SUMMER SILKS. Striped and Chene Patterns.
from 45c up.
FIGURED AND POLKA DOT FOULARDS.
SUMNER sURAHs, all colors, for Travelling Suits.
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
in all the new Makes and Colors.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELs,
NEW HOSIERY, NEW HOSIERY.
NEW UNDERWEAR.
NEW HAMBURGS. NEW LACES
LADIES' COLLARS, CUFFS, TIES and F1CHUS.
CORsETS! CORSETsM CORSETS.M
NEW WHITE GOODS.
PLAIN SWISS, DOTTED SWISS, INDIA LINEN.
VICTORIA LAWN. PERSIAN LAWN, LINEN
LAWN. INDIA NULL.
LINENS! LINENS!! LINENs!!!
TABLE LINENS, TURKEY RED DAMASK
TOWELS, NAPKINS ard LINEN SHEETINGS.
TABLE COVERS and BED SPREADS.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
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CITY ITEMS.
Believe in No Old

If You Want
to rest well at night, lease your Cough by using DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Aliens Brain Fsod Is the Nest Reliable
tonic for the brain and generative organs It cosi-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory and
all seminal and sexual weakness All Druggists.
81 bottle: six for S. Stott Cromwell, $50 Pa
ave- NV.
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BILL for partition of lots and :, square $50
has been flied in the Equity Court by Anna NJ.
SteinacSer against Jacob Meinder and others.
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Special Weather Bulletin.

The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
The following special bulletin 10 the press
The barometer Is low east OF New England and high
In the northwest. There are indications that a
storm is developing I'm the west gulf, where brisk
end high nOrtheriy To eaStery winds and heavy
local rains are reported. Local rains reported
from the southern states, and light Shows from
Dortherly winds. The temperature has fallen from
1Oo TO 300 in the lake region, Mississippi and Ohio
valleys and the northwest. 1t Is below freezing in
the lake region and thence sOuthweStward to
Texas, and 10 Is from 100 TO Zoe below zero IN Min
nesota and the upper Missouri valley. The follow
ing temperatures were reported yesterday after
noon: Norfolk, $50: Charleston, $50: Savannah.
ISo: jacksonville, 99o: Galveston, ole; San Anto-
MA, Go: Los Angeles 60. The Indications are that
colder northeast 10 northwest WINS. ami partly
eloufy weather. viii prevail in the districts on the
Atlantic coast during the rest OF Tuesday and
Wednesday, with light SHOWS in New England and
New York, and local rains in the south Atlantic
States.
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The COLUMBIA TURN NEKEIS gave a gymnastic
exhbt i"n at Abner's hall last evening, which was
followed by q hon
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EAsTkR CARps.-J. JAW Gould, 4el 9th strset.
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Balance net assets December 81, 1881 s 77s
SCHEDULE OF ASSETS.
Loans upon Real Estate. first ,ien $1S O37 2Ol -
Loans upon Stocks and Bonds. ......A 4O1 800. g
Premium notes on Policies in force.... ,347 600 At
Cost of Real Este owned by the Comply L. 657 y74 90
Cost OF United States Registered Bonds. 461S s53
Cost OF State Bonds. ................. &c. 900 90
Cost VI City Z67Z 800 81
Cost Of other Bonds. 8, 407. 49O co
Cost OF BANK STOCK 122, 761 90
Cost OF Railroad Stock. g. OOOO
Cash in Bank. 2,933, 31s so
Balance due from agents, secured..... 80. 399. II
$4s, 77s, o9a 81
Interest due and accrued. 1925. $50. 80
Rents accrued. NATURALIZATION. IA, 1888
Market value Of stocks and
bonds over cost. ....,., 497. 676.O2
Net premiums in course Of
collection None.
Net deferred quarterly and
semi annual premiums. ..... 43. O58. O8
Gross Assets December 81. 1881 $780, $685. 7s4. IS
LIABILITIES:
Amount required to
insure all outstanding
policies, net assuming
Fer cent. interest. .$45, $40, $4,000
AL other liabilities. ......... ,060, 614.87
--46. s71. 212. 81
Surplus by Conn. Standard per cent S. $751; ST. 90
Surplus by N. Y. Standard, AZ per cent
DOC. OO0. 90
Ratio Of expense Of management to re-
celQts IN 1881, 80 per cent,
Policies in force December 81, 1881.
oo'9lo nsur1ng $3.50 OBS. 1867. 80
JACOB L. GREENE. President.
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR, Secretary.
W. g. ABBOT. Assistant Secretary.
d. II. WELLS Actuary.
General Agent for District Of Columbia.
Corner It'll street and Louisiana avenue.
n-s* Washington D. @
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Believe i'm No Old WOman,s
recipe for bad cough. Delay not an hour in usins
Hae'S Honey OF HOreE0und and Tar. 1t is infal
lible.
Pixies Toothache DROPS cure in one minute.
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- NJ ARCH MANY WEATHERs.
BARGAINS. SEASONABLE GOODS
100 Dozen Chldren's Fu Regular, Oil Boiled French
Ribbed, Extra Long, Fast Colors. All Sizes HOSIERY,
only 25c. pair.
MEDIUM WEIGHT SPRING UNDERWEAR FOR
LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
All sizes, full regular made and only 75c., 81 % and
$3.50 each.
100 Dozen Extra Large, All Linen, Bleached Damask
and Huccabac TOWELS; extraordinary value; ut only
Csc. each.
EXCELLENT BARGAINS IN NEW EMBROIDERIES
AND INDIA LINENS.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFF1CR or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. DC. March 2, 1882. Q 30 IN. {
For the middle Atlantic states, colder, partly
Cloudy weather, In the extreme northern portion
light snow, northeast to northwest winds and
higher barometer
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"A Gard.
To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretiOns OF youth, nervous weakness early
decay, loss OF manhood, &C., will send recipe
that will cure you, free OF charge. This great re
medy was discovered by missionary In Soutl
America. Send self-addressed envelope to tn
Rev. JOSEPH T. IMAM. Station d, New York city
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CARRIERS,

IA nj MARKET SPACE.
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ELEGANT CHINESE PORCELAINS AT AUCTION
Thomas Bowling, auctiOneer, has now on eXhi-
bltlon at the art saleSrcoms, corner 18th and II
streets. superb collection of Chinese pOrCelainS
and art treasures the sale or which will commence
on Thursday afternoon, March 9th, at O'Clock.
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COCHRANE & CO.,

GUINNIP, DAY Il CO.,
800, S22 824 SEVENTH STREET Northwest
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nR SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA
~ Wine Bitters contains ten ingredient nine Of voo.
tables and Of iron. The magnetic iron which ems
fly. and the form in which IL is found IN the hood
The EtseIs MI cure dysyspsiA nervous DEBILITY:
and maisr.s levers and ai asease q tac stomaeh,
hyeT, blood and nerves: aleo all female dissnnn1I
Pyiee. q. Sod " DuagEnts and q Los PsnnsSivluia
ayonuo northuoUt. No
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PUrify<s = rments
and linen used in sick room with Glcnn'S Sulpl
Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, 5
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. T. A.
Collins and wife entertained few
friends to a dinner party. The occa-
sion was that of baptizing their first
born by Father Harvey, and the name
given the boy baby was Thomas Jefer-
son Collins, and from that name and
the teachings Of his father he will
grow up to be democrat if there be
any left when he comes to manhood.
The guests on this occasion were very
highly entertained by both the host
and hostess, and the repast showed
that Mrs. Collins was well posted in
The culinary art, as it was very sump-
tuous. Ton. whenever,you EEL char
\ 1nab1e enoagh to give the bachelor
1161ln ss ~ !" ve4 will Be dsr.
= =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
B. Potter. or 20 whom i. raay concern I:

To Z. B. Potter, or 20 whom i: iaay concern
yol are hereby notiGsi tla. have expended one
hundred dollar- IN labor and improvements upon each
e tis following desc ihc lo4e mining claims, tari.
The jackie C. ole Ioiiirg c.an the Silver Bell lode
lnipng claim, Tie he'd stone lode mining ei,im and tie
Lits Fi.Gk lode mining ceimsituato in the Ruby Min
ing bsttict Gunnison cOu;y, CO0 0! which the lGcH-
tion certificates is ls i'll the occ o: TIE Recorder o
said coultyiG order 10 had saii claims under the p4o-
visions u section 2 Of the Revised Statutes of tnc
United States and the a!neadn-Et thereto approved
January D. 1880 concerning annual labor ulon mining
claims being the required to holdsait )Ges for
the pe,oi endios the 3lst dag Of December. A. n
1881, and ii viJJin ninety days altec the service of
this noio or within Iaoy days after this notice by
puuiira.ion) yc fail refuse TO contribute your pro-
portion of 5lch expenditure co-owner yCur ntcres;
in t!.s ssi ciGs viii Become the properly Of th2 sub
scriler by tie the terms Il said sec ION.
C. ". CORNELL.
Irwin, -Gunn;sJn county Colo, April 90, 1882
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

Some Of the new passenger-train
engines built at the Baldwin works
for the Bound Brook route, between
New York and Philadelphia, have late
ly developed great capacity tor speed,
one of them having recently made a
record, with full train, Of seventy
two miles an. hour, and No. 224 made
seventy-eight m,les in tie same time.
The latter engine was timed for IN
gle mile between Bound Brook and
Yardley, and it was found that she
was going ct the rate of eighty-four
miles an hour. The people at the
Baldwin works say that some of these
engines can do better even than this,
and locomotives have made with a
full tram Is much as ninety miles an
hosF:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

The following comes from Laramie
City, Wyoming:
Samuel H. Foreman, Indian trader
at Ouray agency, just in from the Ute
country. says that the White River
Utes have all gone peaceably to thei!
agency in Uintah Jack was absent at
the time, it is claimed, securing aid
for an outbreak in the spring. His
people had promised him they
would not leave before he returned.
They were prevailed upon by ldajor
Bryant to go. in accordance With their
promise CT last fall, and there is not
an Indian now in that vicinity. Fore
man says that this shuts off all chances
Tor an Indian outbreak IN the spring
unless there Is q union OF either with
disafected Mormons against the Gen
tile whites.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

&c Z. ChrisO; ter:
Yen arc hereby rotifed that have expended one
hundred dollars in labor and nDgoy nents upon the Ic
Lynn lode, ,'it1ale in tie Ruby Ginning District, Gun
nison county, Sate OF Co, o0i wc the location
cas IL found record III B. l. S p.. l0S l09 in the
Office OF the Recorder Of said coUntyu orGer 20 hold
sid claim Dder o provisions Of section 232i Of the
Revised Statutes of the United States and tire amend
a!ert thereto approved Jau,.r II, 1850, concerning
annual labor uEon nining Chains, Icing the aaIora:
required o hold ssii lode for the period ending the
ilst day Of Decomber, 4. b. 1881 and il within ninety
days after tie service Of this notice Tor within ninety
days after this notice by pUh.iclion) yen fail refcss
10 contribute your proportion of sach expenditure
coowneg, your interest in the sal claim viii become
the property Of the subscriber ty the terms OF said
s-ction II. C. MUaLO"NGI.
Gunsison County, Colo, Ap!il 20. 1852.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

The young men of Irwin are getting
up an entertainment, something IN
the way Of minstrel troup. 1t is
astonishing to know what talent VIC
have in that line. lfthey would only
practice a little they could do some
tine singing. They have had one or
two rehearsals and find that it will be
4 success. 1t is their intention to be
prepared to give the entertainment in
about two weeks, and the object is
the same as that for which Mr.. Wild
er's lecture was given.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To 7 Il. Eate' g z. Plat. J c. Noyes J. y. Du:lh.y
and Mrs. Emma s. buchanan
You are hereby notified t'lgt have ezT.nlsd one
hundrui dollars in labor aaI Improvement upon TIE
Belle OF Memphis and Tom Hendricks iOic1 fiU,tel
il the HGby Mining .'istrct, GurGson county, CCia
DO for Tie year ,.rCgg Hsconib,r Sist, 1881 And II
within Ninety day a'tyr this notice y phli ysG
Tall or rriae 10 contribute yoE: proportion OF .u.n az
pcndltu,e cuaTacrs. yo.r Interests IN said cisias
will become the property u the slsc i6er according
TO the statute in zach cas-. ma Il G-i provided.
sJl2-agf0. PATRICK McNICTI0IS.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
NOTICE Or FORFEITURE.
To George D.nsnlore and Kate E!i-asoa:

You e-e hereby ro;iei tna. we have done lIs recu-
site OF labor for the yca7 ISL the CON-
stock lode situated IN the Ruty Mining pistist Cttp
nisca county. C9lcrllG a.Ovs the Howard T,tensioH.
o. which tie location certificate is e in the Office
OF said county. In c-ar t. hold s,fl csir GnG.r the
provisions Of section 1924 Of the revised statutes Il the
United States ana the an-ndnieut thereto approved
January - lssO. concerning aDnCa abUr upon mining
claims. being e amount required to hold ait lode foT
the periai ending the 3Is. day Of December l ard
il within ninety days after the publication Of thi, notice
you fail OF refcse contribute yor proportion Of such
expeuGirre as c-0wncrs your interests in the said
claa will become the property Of the subFc-e-s Iy tie
;eryrs Ct saii -ection JACOB rRHSsLsR,
HENRY SCIAEFlE.
voIc-aoS7 l. LIaDAu12
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

10 Frank paTano and T. L. TLteicau:
You are hereby notifies titat have expended one
hundred dollars ltor AMI iEpray e!neuts ulon the
haud s. loGe, situated in Ruby ating District, Cur
son County, Colorado tur tue year IN ling Dcc. Jls
1881. AID If wl!in iGe'y ..sN5 crnr hi> no:i,s b.
pu!csIion, Nou fail refuse 70 contribute yOGr ,To-
por;i i'n af such expenditure co-Owuers, y9ur inter-
ests in sail Cain will become II, property If the slb
provided 4 Is. FITLxk
yo2-noil-2
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEIT URE.
To A. Krauss

Yor hereby notified that TIE rnd~Ts -nea. Elisha
A. Buck whas- postotico add css is T. o. Box 93s, New
YORK ii has in accordance with tie requirements Of
law performed labor and made Improvements du-iDy
The wear ISL If tine value Of huaiIel collars OF
each ef the following Aaaei mines, towit tic Union
lode and the Roys lode, bo,h suated in the Ruby Mil
ing District, GcuIisyn County, FOlorado; and that
less you contribute your proportion oi such expendi-
tule within hundred and eighty days from the date
OF the frs, publication Of this notes ali your hight
title and interest 10 said mines and each Of them
viii becore forfeited 20 the uudersEned in a-eorlarco
with the Of secon 32{ Of t.e revised s;u;..
OF The Uoiiec etstss.
vol2-u 80. ELISHA 4. BUCK.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
70 Maurice o'Connell

Yo. "a hereby notisei that saye expended one
hundred l52.s in labor anu improvement. upon the
Green Lime, lode situated in the Rub: Mining Di,irc
GgaE!sor county Coorsio. Of vhi-h tie iDcatiJS cor
ti,ats i. Ell lie Ia tie olco # the Recorder Il sad
.urty In order to hold said claim under me Ircy-
sous Of section 23zi o. tina reTi-ed statutes o the
United States ard IT,. a.aendss.nt taerso approved
JANUARY q 1850 concerning anuu. labor upon mining
csi.i. being the em5u. required to bold said lode or
the pei.d eDding tlls 3ist day OF De- uber. 4 D.
Is and j. itlin uinstr dars after tis lie by put
,iation roa fail Ieiu-e contriudt your proportion
o. -uc. sxr.ldi.- co-cnAtT ysU inieif. Il, the
ssidclrl all become the property {" ine 81 a tcT iy
the terms of said sc;iion.
ysie.ao37-o PATRICK HcAAnU5
TEO&af McHAEIs
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

Ben Kersbufg is a landlord. Yes,
and the next thing he will bea b, gated
bond holder. The large house he
built in Crested Butte on the NAN
street for business purposes has been
rented. The lower floor is to be occu,
pied as wholesale liquor store, which
Is - by 90 feet deep. The second
floor is rented tor law Offices, so now
Ben has business In Crested Butte
every month to collect the monthly
rent. His building is probably the
finest business house in the town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

Our town council hold their meet
ines now both in the German and
English .angnage. We visited the
council the Other evening while the
board was in session, thinking we had
a perfect righ. SO TO Go. Everything
went along smoothly until Q. g..
Schultz remarked to Jake PTess'er: ::
"Hast du leibachmer zen, Eomm, Wis
vollen lins trinken " That let us out
and We got up and skipped the gutter
in a manner too graceful to menuoa.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
T. =. c. nrwor ::

To =. {. ErH0n:
You are hereby notified that have eSyoniei o1e
hundred dollars in labor and improvements uDon the
Bonnie Scotland aIl CID Virginia ioes situated in the
N!ly -nng bist,i,t I,UarisJn county, Colorado fer
the year ending De Sst, 1881. And if within ninety
days after This notcc ly Publication YOU fail refuse
to contribute your proportion of such expenditure
co-ovDs your Intere, i'll s;d claim viii become the
p.oler.y of the Subscriber er,rdiug the statute 10
slch rasa Ea,e sra provided, n. II. Ptl,L.
HHl-cOyj
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

We understand that MIR. Harding IS
getting up scheme to build horse
railway from Anthracite UP through
town and by the lake. Five cent
{hyea,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
Our rMines.
LATEST REPORT FROM THE
PICK A..sD SHOVEL.

From the present outiooi, there will
be much more work done here thk;
summer than heretofore. It is more
than likely tnat most OF the larger
companies will put in machinery, as
the developments of the past winter
have encouraged those who were in
clined to be skeptical. Reports from
parties who are returning to work
their properties, are that there will be
q great many capitalists here this SUM-
mer seeking investments. The reser-
vation question will be settled, there
by vanishing any cloud that may have
existed on titles to property.
We made a trip Of inspection to
the
VENANGo MINE
this week, accompanied b. Messrs. O.
G.. Schultz, F. H. Gore and Dr.. Sig
gins. Mr.. Copley met US at the ore
house, where he has four or five tons
of high grade ore sacked. He showed
US the orc that they were taking out
now, which had the appearance Of
fine grained galena, showing very
little il any ruby, but it was the opln-
ion of Mr.. Copley that it was not ga
lena, and as no test had been made it
was 4 question whether it was silver
glance or brittle, if either it was very
rich. MIR. Copley then took US below.
Going in the tunnel to the first drift,
thence in the south DRIFT to the breast,
which IS about seventy feet, here a
Wine is sunk down about one hun
dred feet in good mineral all the way,
we descended the wlnze. In the
bottom of this winze is where the
VenaHgo and Tioga veins cross each
other, the latter vein shows the best
mineral, the VEN being about Eve
feet wide with the ore stIeaks varying
from ten inches up to two feet. It is
here that they will sink to connect
with the tunnel in the lower workings
and Mr.. Copley says that they will
have to sink nearly one hundred feet
to make the connection. After see
ing all tina, we could see, we repaired
to the lower tunnel, where We found
Mike Cowlcy. who gave US { hearty
welcome. He took US In and showed
us how the tunnel looked. especially
IN the drift tina. was started, where
they are now at work. IN this DRIFT
they have vein OF dne looking quartz
and spar, showing scn;e mineral, and
IS widening cut all the time. OHe
thing that Mike, who is known to all
old timers as the the Wild Irish
Rambler" has, is car that is self
dumping. He loads the car with rocI
at the breast of the tunnel, then gives
it push and It will run out 800 teet
unload itself and dump, then run back
in the tunnel again. Mike is going
to set patent for it and says that
Supt. Brown has offered him $1,000
for 1t. We then went by invitation
Of Mr.. Gore to the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

TAKE NorlcE-rhc Lilly Whites,
Coral Club, Irwin Idiots and all ether
clubs will please assemble at the arm
orv, at S O'Clock th., evening to sere-
made John SAVES, Oh his en!s:ing the
state of matrimony
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
PESONAL.

PESONAL.
Frank Rosenstcel is in Gunnison,
Counselor E. F. Colboyn, is ln
Gunnison.
". E. Rohde, Of TaYior River, is
in town.
Mrs. E. F. Field came up from
Gunnison today.
G. n. Williamson has gone to
Poncha Springs tor few days.
E. S. Brooks started for Denver on
Monday, to spend a week with his
parents.
Mrs. Isaac BaHev started on a visit
to her old home in Missouri, Yestcr-
dav.
W. D. AinsIie, late forwarding
merchant in Gunnison. was in town
from Denver last Sunday.
William Coleman's fathc-an moth
er arrived a few DAYS ago from Wash
lngtoa, D. c.
Rev. Mr.. Su.ock, Of Crested Butte.
came up to-day, for the purpose Of
marrying John sayles.
Chas. F. Whittl5sey, brother 10
William H., has arrived in Gunnison
and will open a law Office there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Coffin went to
Crested Butte yesterday, to meet Mr..
Cofin's sister and brother in law, who
will pay them visit.
Billy Muncey, the anthracite coal
king, went to Crested Butte yester-
day. He is preparing to hie himself
off to his coal banks.
8. NJ. Allen, Of Lawrence, Kansas,
whs operated largely around Silver
Cliff two years ago, is in camp, in the
interest OF an anthracite coal sYndi-
cate.
Col. D. B. Powers, Of Salina, Kan
sas, representing capitalists from that
place and who spent last summer here,
is again back from Salina and proposes
to do cXjensiv. work.
Mr. Fraser, of the firm of Wallace
& Fraser has arrived home from Gin
cinnati, where he has been to sec his
family. Ntr. Thomas Van Name ac-
companied him here with view of
investing IN mining property.
A. J. Shaw, who LETT here last iall
with Frank Myers for New Mexico,
returned TO camp last Sunday. He
has been located at Lake Valley, New
Mexico, and says he and Myers have
got some good prospects. He met
quite a number of Ruby boys IN that
country, but says they are all coming
back ioi- the sumner.
Il is rumored that change in the
running time will take place next
Sunday On the Denver s, Re Grande
railway, and that Cunnison will then
have Two passenger trains daily, one
of which Will be fast train which will
come through th-ee hours sooner
than the present schedule time. 1t is
also said that the trains for Gunnison
will then come through without
change al Sallda.-Rsayszy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

New machinery for the Lead Chief
mine has arrived at Crested Butte and
will be shipped up to the mine as soon
as the road will permit.