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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09

Joe Cotter, had heard about the
high kickers in IRWIN, so he hardly
knew how to approach the place.
Just before getting into town, he
saw a sign which read "First Chance. "
a happy thought struck him, and he
set 'em up there. and when he got
in town he set EN- up to all the boys.
1t is needless to say that he had all
the friends he wanted after spending
a little wealth with the boys. Joe is
thoroughbred.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09

The lower tunnel on the Venango
mine is In 900 teet, and the vein Will
be struck now most any day, Mr..
Copley estimated that the vein would
be cut at 4 distance Of gao feet. and
says that water is beginning to come
in, which is a good indication that
they are near the vein. We may look
for rich development when this vein
is cut as Ii will he at such depth as to
warrant large body Of rich mineral.
This will be another star to place in
the crown Of future success for the
great Ruby Mining District.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09
NGTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Lawrence Mcdonald:


You arc hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars in labor an,i improvements upon each
ot the following described lode mining claims, t-Wit:
The Rcbe:ca lode mining claim, situated in Rsiwe
basin, Of which the location certificate il found
record in Book H. H at s,gs II, i'll the offrc cf the
Recorder o! Gnnnison county the Jane lode mining
claim situated in Rcwcl basin. the location certificate
of which is found record in Book H. H.. on pages
l3-4 in the ofe ofte Recorder of said county, and
tho Annie l.. lode mining claim, situated Rctwc
tasln of which TIE location certificate is found
cord in Book Q. page 81 in the Office VI the it,-
corer Of said county. All of said lode mining clans
being in the Ruby Mining District, county Of Gunri
son, state Of Colorado;n order to hold raj claims
der the provisions of section 1924 Of the Revise
ftatutes of tho United States and the amendment there
to approved January -, 1880. concerning annual labor
upon mining ca;m., being the amount required to
hold said lolcs for the period ending tho lst day
Of December A. d. 1881 and if within ninety days after
this notice by publication, you fail refuse con-
tribute your proportion Of such expenditure a
owner, yonr interest in tie sail lode mining claims
will becom" the property Of tho subscriber ny the terms
Of Aaid section. ROBERT WARE.
Gunnison county, Colorado, Jan. % 1889
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09
THE REPUDLAZERS.

A meeting of citizens tor the pur-
pose of discussing the tax question
was held at Mr.. Schultz's Office Satur-
euening, Mr.. J. c. Brown chairman.
After some discussion the following
resolution was presented and adopted:
WHEREAS the citizens of Irwin and
Ruby were led to believe when the
assessment was made last spring that
the tax levy would be only two per
cent, and whereas, in view of such
understanding the citizens of Irwin
and Ruby then gave the assessor the
full amount of the valuation Of their
personal property, and whereas, owing
to circumstances beyond their control,
and to the intense dullness of business
IN consequence of which property has
deprecated somewhat in value,
Resol1ed, That owing to the above
facts we the citizens of Irwin and Ruby
assembled in meeting ask the honora-
bic board Of county commissioners
that they do not add the IS per cent
to our regular tax levy until the 1st
day of next April.
Resok0ed, That IN no case no matter
what our loss may be the reservation
question be never raised by us as citi-
zens of Irwin and Ruby and the inter-
est of all Gunnison county being
identical, although we are willing to
pay rate of taxes which may at this
time be inconvenient and oppressive.
If the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners will extend the time
to the aforesaid 1st day of April it is
the expression Of this meeting that
the taxes will be paid on or before
that period.
Mr.. Cottcr was requested on vote
to present the resolutions to the
County Commissioners. On motion
a committee of five, consisting of
Messrs. Ira Brown, Schultz, Baney,
Deferbaugh, and Copley, were ap-
pointed to draft resolutions for OPEN
ing roads to the mines and forward
them to the county commissioners.
A resolution was passed, requesting
that tn: county commissioners do
not buy as county road the Ohio
Creek road running from here to
Ginnison BY way of Kings Ranch,
it being of no value whatever to this
camp and onlya useless expenditure
of the county's money. A vote of
thanks being rendered Mr.. Cotter
the meeting adjourned.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09

1t is rumored that the Standard
Company will soon be in shape to
work the Hopewell mine. 1t is a
great pity that thisproperty could not
have been worked all winter as it is
on the same vein as that OF the Ruby
Chief, and we dare say that If it was
worked that it could have stood abreast
with the Ruby Chief, Forest Queen.
Venango, and number of Others in
point ofrichness.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09

To Charles Duckh slter and Cyrus Leland, Jr.:
You are hereby notified that have expended over
two hundred dollars in ~erk and improvements ~
each Of the following namcl lode claims situated
the eastern SLOPE Of Cz.caaic Mountain, the Xix
Mountain Mining Dstric, in the County II Gunnison
aud State of Colorado, to-wi The Buffalo, Cinle sila
Shyiock Prince Imperial aud Waihrna loea. Il which
the location certificates recorded among the Land
kscos Of said County in look ., large, II rases 426
4o6 AZ. ard hook 10 II Isse 4. AID bok - At iae
lS5 respectively. In order to hold hid lode ciauD
under the psovisiom Of Section 2fIa u the Revissd
Statutes Of the United States concerning annual
lahur mining Claims, for tho year 1881, and
II with in ninety days after this notice BY
pubHcsoa yua fii q refuss pay o. ouribute your
lroforticn q sseh expesdtme - eoowDsn, your in
tessse In he eais vii become The property cf he sub
srsibss By IL tesns a ND ssetipn.
n3o-v1 SIDNEY sELOvKR.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09
TRANSFERS.

FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING JAN. ~
AND ENDING JAN. 20, 1881.
Edison P Stevens to Alexander
Bonnell, # Clara E. lode.
J. L. Prentiss and S. G. Joyce to
Edison P. Stevens, e Clara E. lode.
Edison P. Stevens to Chas. Siedler
x Clara E. lode.
Edison P. Stevens to Justus F. Sell
domridgc, e Clara E. lode.
William Hayes to William Short.
4 Stormy King and Last Chance
lodes.
William Hayes to G. H. Hornstein,
Il Standard mine, Y Stormy KING,
4 Last Chance lodes.
George R. Cornwall ct al. to o. G..
Schultz ct al, eastern II feet lot 1s
block 9.
]. F. Seldomridge to Edward M.
De La Vergne, I-s4 Blue Bird lode.
E. NJ. De Ia Vergne to John H.
Watt, l-a4 Blue Bird lode.
W. E. Grover to A. NJ. Coldstandt.
lot u block e, torn e Anlheneine
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09

To ". r. Smith;
You are hctety notified that have expended ono
hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon tie
Kent lode, situated on Nuby H in the Nnly. Mining
District Gunnison county, Colorado, of which tho "ca
ton certificate on flo in the ccs Of the Recorder of
said countyu order TO hold sei claim under tho pro-
visions Of section 1924 Of the Revised Statutes of the
January 2a 1885, concerning annual labor upon mining
claims being the required to hold said lode for
clciind ending tn" 3lst day Of December, A.. D.
1881, and if within ninety days after the service uf
this notice Tor within ninety days after this notice by
publication You fail refuse to contribute your pro-
portion Of such expenditure coowu.r, your interest
in the said claim will become the property Of tho sub
tcriGer by the the terms Of said section.
81 DYER
Gunnson county, Colo, Jan. Il, 1882.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09

A bell has been presented to our
church by Philadelphia gentleman,
and will be here within month or
two. 1t cost $500 at the factory and
is large enough to be heard distance
of FIVE miles, so that there will be no
excuse for the miners not attending
church, and they will at least know
that it is the Sabbath day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09

Billy Jerome and Dave Irvine, re-
port the Illinois tunnel as looking
we'll. They are now about 900 feet
in Ruby Mountain and have cut two
or three small leads, but still they
pu,sue their course, thinking to cut
big lead before long, which there is
no question but what is there.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE,
To fJ. Sanger and L. F. Crawford:

dlfu 7. O-aNlIFd:
loa are hereby notified tha: haze expended one
hundred dollars in labor md im! r,yemcn. upos the
Jan Juan le!c situated in Ruby Mining Dis
!nc 'ounty OF Gnnnson. state Of Colorado Of w!,:h
tho location certificate i. found ON the record l ~
III the ofite Of Recorder Of sail county
IN Colorado. In order to hold sail claim under IL. ;ro
vi'on. Of Section 23A Of hV Revised Statutes Of III,
United States and the amendment thereto approved
'anuSr! x 1850, concerning annual labor upon mining
claims being the amount required to hold snid loe for
the period ending on the lst day Of n-cen,b.r A. b.
1851 and il within niuety days after thi. ,o,ic. by pub
hcatton you fail or refuse TO pay contribute your
Proportion OF such expenditure AZ co-owners, your iu
terce in tho claim i'll become the ppp-rt, IL the s,
scriber by the terms " said section
nc3:tvol2. WILLIAM REED.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09

re- Mr.. Copley informs us that there is
no prospect Of getting preacher here
until May, as there is a scarcity Of
ministers.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Z. r. Stevens. 3. q, Joyc. and J l., rr,o,s..

ioa an hereby pusihe.i that havr expended one
hulsr~! doilns in labor and improvements uro, The
Silver Deal loic .tnsied In the Ruby Mining f,str!c
usnnison county Colorado, Of which the location cer
tica'e is tile in the Office If the Recorder of aid
county In orisr to hold s.td elai~ Under the ,rovi.
.o,s OF section 2.,24 Of the revised statutes Of the
tnite'i States and the aN-adin~Mt thereto appruvsd
January lss'. concerning ANIMAL is.or upon mining
Claims. being the amount required to hold s,i lo. TO-
tis pe'se ending the 3lA day of pece,,,Ler A. D.,
lNS And within ninety days sss this notice by pub.
location you fail rsfuss contribute your prurtion
Vt soch expenditure ~ eocwuc.s your interests in the
2'a Claim will loms the property Of the subscriber by
the ter,ns Of aAid ss.iiou.
vsii.Ao33p rnoNAs OWHup
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

10 Vc'. r. SAlhl0hu NnU John Uencen
You are hereby notified that we hsv. expended one
hundred dollars in labor and Improvements uIs,n tho
Jim Blaine lode situated in Independence Basin Ruby
Mining District. Gunn-on county, Colorado Of which
the location certificate is file in the oicc of the Re-
cordcr of rad county-in order hold said claim under
the provsjn Of section 24 of the Revised Statutes
Of the United stste, and the amendment thereto az
proved January ~. $780, concerning annual labor upon
mining Claims being the amount required 70 hold
said lo,e for the period ending OH tho 3lst day Of
December, A. D. 1881, and if within ninety days after
the service Of this notice Tor within ninety days after
this notice by pUbication), yon fail rofsc co-
tribute ycnr proportion Of such expenditure AZ CO.
owners Your interests in said claim will become tho
property Of the subscribers by tho Of said section
A.fEIL
GUSTAV LEVI
Guunia2n County, Colo. Jan II lSSo
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
70 A. knauss:

on are hereby no;ited that TIE under,rned. niG,a
n3'k ~hose poStolhce address is r. O. lex .s, New
iork CRY has in accoE,!an," with the Requirements. II
iaw perioTMe! labor and rlad- improvements during
te Year 1881 Of the value Q. one hunlred dollar, on
saeh oi the following named niasS tc-ai,: the Union
.ode anu me Boys lode, both situated in the Ruby Min
inS District. Guhiison Comfy. Colorado; aud tlst nm
!e's you contribute Your proportion of such exp,nd
tnie within on. hundred .nd lightly days from the d:c
o, 'he nrs' PiheStcn of thi. notice NJ, YOUR riph,
I'm anu interest IN ana to said rlincs aud sach If them
WIN 'he terms of Section ,524 OF the revise, s,a,n,,
Ct tn. United States. '"'''''
'oi-he"''. ELISHA 4. BUCK
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09
Ruby CHIEF!
GETTING RICHER
.ALL THE TIME.

From rumors on the street We were
led to believe that there had been a
strike IN the Ruby Chief mine, and
as We could get no correct report With
out going to the mine we c,nched our
snow shoes to our pedal extremities
and started to visit the mine, induc-
ing Dr.. Cornell to join US, as he is
interested largely in mining property
here, and is always anxious to see new
developments made. On arriving we
found a number of our old time
boys at work on the mine and seve-
raj tons of high grade ore lying about
the shaft house. We met Charley Def
ferbaugh, the superintendent and
commenced to question him about the
workings when he said, "Nowno lies.
We assured him that we carried a
hatchet IN our pocket and heartily
agreed with him in regard to the evils
of exaggeration, as false reports were
more calculated to do damage than
good, and we will state right here
that they have had no strike in the
Ruby Chief, notwithstanding we had
an item to that effect last week, which
was taken from rumor. They have
simply got into richer mineral, the
vein has also increased in size, but
they have the same ore body now that
they have been working all winter.
The term strike, is only to be used
where new ore bodies are discovered.
After chatting little while, Charley
invited us to go below with him where
we could see all that was to be seen.
So we donned ourselves in an old suit
of clothes, and were soon on our way
in the opposite direction to heaven
to the distance of ninety feet, which
is the depth Of the shaft. From the
bottom of the shaft drift has been
run east on the vein sixty-hve feet,
and also one west eighty feet, at the
breast OF which is where the ore shows
richer and larger quantities, the pay
streak being about eighteen inches
and the vein about eight feet that
also shows mineral. Twenty five feet
back from the breast Of this drift
raise or wlnze has been started, to
connect with the tunnel, which is
sixty feet above, for the purpose of
making an air shaft. In this raise
also they have encountered exceed
lngly rich ore, and the workmen say
they are taking out more mineral than
they are waste rock. Mr.. O. G..
Schultz, who was in the mine a few
days ago, estimates that there is $50,
900 in sight, which we think very
probable. One thing We can say
about the Ruby Chief is that it is the
best developed mine in camp, the
drifts being large enough to turn
around in, and also shows good work
manshlp. After arriving on top Of
the earth once more we examined the
ore that was being sorted which was
thought would average at least three
hundred ounces per ton.
On our way home we gazsd upon
the Hopewe!l buildings and wondered
when that property would be at work
again, then we called to see Mrs.
Chestnut, who owns the large board
ing house erected by the Standard
CO., and found her and neice, Miss
Josie Hanson, both we'll, and enjoying
all the blessings of a winter in Ruby
Camp. We called at the Lead Chief
and found that it had shut down until
spring. 1t appears that the company
have been unfortunate with their ma
chinery.
1t is rumored that the Standard
Company will soon be in shape to
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Geo. b. Thompson and 70 oil persons whom it may
concern:
You are hereby notified that havs expended on.
hundred dollars in labor upon tho Little Maggie Lode
situated in Rclwel Bsin in the Ruby Mining District,
Gunnison County, Colorado, for the year 1851 And il
within ninety days after this notice BY publication,
you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion Of such
expenditure * co-owner your interests in said claim
will become the property Of the subscriber according to
the statute in such made and provided.
L vol2-no30-p L. l.. CHESTNUT.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To the Gooacnongb Mining and Milling Co.;
You arc hereby notified tha: we have expended ono
hundred dollars in labor upon II. ..rgentn lode ait-
ated il Gooenough basn, in the Huby Mining District
Gunnison County. Colorado, for the year ISL And il
vitl,in ninety days after this notice ly publication,
YOU fail refuse contribute yo proportion Of such
expenditure yeur interests in s,id claim
will become te property Of the subscribers according 70
tis statute ,n such cAsc made and pr,Sii.-i.
GA BUCHANAN,
vpl2- -no3O HARVEY DAVIS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-02-09

Parties arriving here from the out
side world say that the excitement
over the rich developments IN this
camp. are pretty we'll known, and
that We will surely have good camp
here tbs spring.