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CHURCH NOTES.-The church, at
McCurdysville, will be dedicated on
the first Sunday in August by Rev.
j. w. w. Bolton. A basket meeting
will be held at the same time. Mem
bers Of all denominations are invi-
ted to attend and bring their baskets.
Protestant Episcopal services were
held in Academy Hall on Sunday last
by Rev. Gibbons.
Rev. A. A. Waters, Of Medford,
N. j., formerly Of this county, began
on the 9Th a series Of sermons to the
young folks Of his charge. there are
six sermons in the series and the
subjects are all we'll chosen.
The M. e. Sunday School Of this
place will hold picnic in D. G. Hoff-
mans grove to-day Thursday.
Small congregations are the rule
now. At some Of the meetings less
than so persons are present.
Rev. d. G. Helinick will 60 to
Lewis County to preach a funeral on
Sunday next.
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FRANK cox,
Attorney and Counselor At Law.

Will practice in Monongalia and aljpin-
ing counties. Careful attention given ~
collections, and prompt remittances made.
Office in Laziers building near the Court
House. 5ss
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OXEN FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for snle five N'ske
(ten head) of young oxen at bargain.
The cattle are in good order and are
thoroughly broken. They are large fine
salable stock.
Buyers will do well to cal soon. The
oxen may be seen near the Beaver
Hole" on Cheat River.
Parties desiring to write may address
7-l4-4 I.OCKARD BIkTCHER.
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Our good friend Mr.. A. Nj. Arnett.

Oar good friend Mr.. A. NJ. Arnctt,
of Arnettsville, made us very ac-
eeptable call this morning. Mr. Ar
nett was accompanied to town by his
excellent wife. We regret to say he
is not enjoying very robust health.
Capt. +. NJ. Arnett and wife will
start in short time for an extended
visit to several Of the western states,
going as far as Kansas, where his
aged mother resides. While absent
he will determine upon his new locae
ton.
Mrs. Maria Selby, and daughter
Ala, of Martins Ferry, Ohio. are Wis
Ting Mrs, SIS mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Henry. We are sorry to learn that
her health is not good. 1t is to be
hoped the pure air of the country may
entirely restore her.
S. G. Chadwick End wife, T. j.
Meeks and wife; j. II. Stewart and
wife and j. X. Durr and wife are
spending a few days on Cheat. They
are comfortably ensconced in one of
c. S. Legs houses and are having a
pleasant time so our scribe learns.
The indomitable Charley Finnell,
the Soldiers friend, as he is won't to
call himself, and true, staunch and
undaunted Democrat of Morgantown,
was over here on business hast Satur-
day. Mr. Finnell was accompanied
by Prof. Harvey. of the University
Kingvood Argus.
A fishing party composed ofD. H.
Chadwick, Captain Hurry, DR.. Lazier,
F. X. O'Kelly and John Protzman
have made their arrangements to go
over to Browning's in Garrett County
Nd, on Monday next. We expect
to he RECALLED with some tall fish
stories when they return.
We find the following item in the
Journals account of the soldiers
reunion at Cranberry on the Fourth
GRANDMOTHER" Fogle, the mother OF
DIR. James B. and L. Bruce Foglc, sat
on the stand, and was introduced to
the audience. Her grandfather was
a Revolutionary soldier, and five oil
her sons fought for the Union in the
Great Rebellion.
Miss Fannie Snider, an accom-
plished and amiablc young lady OF
Fairmont, who has been, for the
past few days, the guest of Miss
Mona Hayes, returned home on Mon
day. Miss Snider's amicable dispo-
sition and agreeable manner will win
warm friends, OF which she has a
host in the society circles of Nor
gantown. Her many admirers here
hope she may soon visit this place
again.
1t always gives us pleasure TO no
tice any mark of distinction and hon
or bestowed upon citizen of our
County or State. We observe from
the Washington and Baltimore papers
that our fellow citizen Hon. Chas. j.
Faulkner was on Thursday the 28th
of June, unanimously elected Prcsi-
dent of the Society of the Alumni OF
Georgetown University. This com
pllment is the more marked as Mr.
Faulkner was not present at recent
meeting Of the Society, having been
prevented from being there by brief
attack of illness occurring just at
that time Murtinsbury Indepen-
dent
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The New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Intcliigencer, $3.50 year.
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The New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Register $275 4 year
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AN infant daughter of Mr.. John
Sanders, Of near Vaudeville, died from
whooping cough On the LIST inst.
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WEST VIRGINIA's PRoGREss--DR.
NoRTHRoP's OBsERvATIoNs.-Under
the head Of "Rural improvements in
West Virginia" DR.. B. G. Northrop,
of Connecticut recently wrote an in
teresting article, giving his observa-
tions as taken while upon recent
visit to our State. We make the fol-
lowing extracts from his article:
When starting for West Virginia re-
Gently, l was told, "that State with
it's sparse population, poor roads,
few schools and fewer churches, will
prove an unpromising field for rural
improvement, much as that work is
needed there" But so far from verify
ing this prediction, my observations
furnish gratifying evidence of the
progressiveness of this new State.
Twenty years ago this State, then
just organized, had no free schools.
The free system was inaugurated dur
ing the calamities of the war, while
West Virginia was the scene of its
hottest strife End GREATEST depreda-
tions, with a public treasury worse
than empty, and with it's own people
often meeting on opposing sides in
deadly conflict. No State has started
free schools under greater embarrass-
ments. Prior to the war there were
hardly one hundred schools in the
whole State outside Of Wheeling, and
the average value of these was less
than seventy dollars each. since
then nearly four thousand school
houses have been built. True, some
thirteen hundred Of these are log
houses, but "the logs" the best avail
able in this emergency, are rapidly
giving place to frame" brick, and
stone. Within twenty years nearly
two million dollars have been ex-
pended for school houses and equip
ments. Such liberality in the face Of
war desolations, the strongest oppo-
sition of an influential class to the
plebeian plan Of educating the rich
and poor together, and the ignorance
or Indifference of a still larger nnm-
Der. is remarkable, ifnot unexampled.
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SUNsTRoKE AND ITS TREATMENT
The advent of warm weather has
brought the dangers of sunstroke
and exhaustion in its train and meet
ing prominent physician in his
rambles, the scribe inquired as to
the proper methods to be pursued to
relieve persons thus attacked.
'The treatment" he said, sis quite
simple, but requires considerable
care. After removing the patient to
the shade the first thing to be done
is to reduce the temperature. This
is done by wrapping the patient in
blankets soaked IN cold water and
by placing ice around his head. Too
sudden change of temperature must
be avoided. The shock of placing
the patient in an ice-cold bath would
be fatal 1t is also necessary that
he should be kept perfectly quiet.
These suggestions about the treat
ment of patient may be found yalu-
able where doctor cannot be reach
ed and should be carried out without
hesitation. In case of failure of the
hearts action stimulants must be
given. If the patient is delirious he
may be kept quiet by small doses of
bromide. Purgatives may also be
given.
/ "Sunstrokes are some times una
voidable, but generally they are
caused by carelessness or needless
ness. If a person has to go out in
the hot sun much it is good plan
always to carry cabbage leaf in his
hat. The moisture will keep the
head cool. A free perspiration, if
kept up, will also prevent a person
from being overcome by the heat.
Many persons, while in a perspira-
ton, will frequently sit in draught,
and then when they go cut in the
hot sun and get heated they are
affected by the heat. The blood may
also become overheated from over
doses of alchohol, and sunstroke will
result more quickly under such cir
cumstances. A person that is sun
struck is generally sick from three
days to a week, but suffer from its
effect during the entire summer, and
frequently the next year.
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Fairyiew, came down on Tuesday
and stopped at Dr. Jos. A. McLane's.
DR.. William returned home this morn
ing leaving his family here for few
days.
Mrs. Oscar Rammelsburg, Of Gin
cinnati. formally Miss Kate Wheat,
of Wheeling, is securing great success
as an ameteur operate prima donna
in Europe. She will 60 upon the
stage In September.
Miss Eva Hayes, formally of this
place, but now one of Fairmont's
bellies, returned home Thursday, after
a visit of four weeks in old Morgan
toNs. While here she was the guest
of Prof. j. S. Stewart.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
favors from the following gentlemen
within the past few days; d. Waters,
Prof. Harvey, Jno. J. Brown, Eliza
Sheets, Prof. Berkeley, Captain
Hurry and many others.
Our young friend L. M. Boyers has
received the appointment of first As
sistant in the Vicksburg, Mississippi,
Schools at salary of $1O0 per month.
We will guarantee Luther's ability to
discharge his duties successfully and
acceptably.
Prof. r. G. Berkeley, chairman Of
the University, has been in cur city
for day or two in the interest Of
that school,. He says in spite Of the
slurs of some Of the press next ses-
sion will show up handsomely
Kanawha Gazette.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
Miaias Application No. 9.
LITTLE ELLESIE LODE.
US. LAND OFFICE,

Z. =. LAND OFFICE,
CUNNIsON. C,Lo.. June LII 1893
Notice is hereby given that B. F. Ficld. by B.r.
iani,i Aersburg, his attorney in fat Whose nos,
'Ilce address Is trtfet Butte rnnison county, Colo
ra'!O have this day fled application for rs;e.t for
ls0 linear feet of the Little Ejle,ie n,ine o,
vein hearing ilser with surface ground 300 feet in
width, situate. lying and in E1by Mining Eissiif T.
comfy Of G;iniisoi state OF Colo ado anil known ami
aesiat,d by the rl notes AMI f.icial plat on file in
this olce, as lot No Z.2l, ansurveyed The exte ior
oo"ndz'Ns oi sa'i lot n 20 8 being foows towi.
Variation lio so East
Beginning at cor no ], whence bear 8 peak o! rIt
Reckni;h $50 49, v, Anthracite chimney geo Ie
the n Z cor sec : tp l4srs7 go lV 51jo feet {
CIR sur NJ ING, Independence lcd- $50 So 20 fes
Theu :'9o 3S Jt It to cor nv2 Thence 500 o.
Wines cor To no 4, whenre bear Troca resk SO So
c, Mao IL iAf Il 4 e. Ca b N 80 y E.
peak mt i;eckwih $40 i! " THIS CO ier stand, rrou
tie brow 4 p~c 1913 II to CIR no L. vet o,,
accsnt"f pc pica. Thence 10 ~ 3e4s: Fl t. cor
M s which was nj sct swg to ;is IoSi;ion npou the
si e OF s'cep eciiir Themes .o ~ w5I6 s7 Il to
wi:ure 20: to c'r 10 .3s g. II 10 cor no6 T.c.
containing IN 8 scrcs Adjoining 'ass I'd penderce
lode. survey No. l2SS M "t..es. ka,wn
The LEGATION Of this mine Is duly reciel in the re-
cr1eFs once Of GunRi-0n Csunfy ia hook - rage &73
OF the recpb q a omnty, ssd nj raiun certificate
thereof = rage 3s'. irsk 81 Il s.ii rec ,ris
Any AMI al yesDnn cininR advcrsrly aav rsti N oi
- HitSe Hs.a nine q nd ni'ing groani - here
caD with ths ke9esr e the Cniei Seates Issd On =
- 0ansa b tlse anae a. Colorado durins ixtr days'
tsl1sd q parati = A9s { q they vi be bsvrra ~
sjBeD Il - psssi6s0 4 the stairte
IL. THOMAS, Z. .s<er.
- neksa Juse :, IsG.
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Mining llllicstiss ". 1886.
NrErESn.NCr .cnr

L. :. LAM u.r-c.
t'uh:.i-'n. Cn.a. May ls,ii isSS.
NJ, Is ere;s given. ;ht ti:c ishy IN iesuiesc,
Mining Con:aay. by n f. Site. its attor,:sy ia lac:
MEosc P'tisoe .d-ess Irwin. Colorado has this %,
hlcI ar iia;iou ior patent for ljO linear feet Of 10,
independence mine or vein hearing silver With x,.-
IA : ground o fcrt in with, situate !s:,s nj hSis
Iii i'u'y i!ng Is.iici. Ia,.nty Of t,uu,.io Sis.. E
teifaIo and k;own aad de.is snated by ,he held vote
an; OIL. ~ plat, hlc i'll This s:cs Ii, " ,2s6 IL
to"isiti j; s'uis. ,ausr :. west. o; re sl r.I.i.a
A,ri;ita. The eN.e.iJ. tsauis-i.. ~ ~ - l.:G y,
i;ig aS fc.,'.s 10 Wit
Variation iso ~ east.
Beginning q: cor no IL ps ixi in ani n l,cx sc.
M the g'odni II, a.'i Eark. l-l2SG. whei>- cor
ecs =, j 81 and i5 ip Il an. l!sr 5. :. h.ais 2ao
H ", and is 5jl;., j, distant ana mouth ,annr<
trars Il 90 lJe .45 I At, ceae. Of sw eid Q: ch..
bars u 'to e 50. Il and b IS il in al. n. Il
~ 8 y" 10 II. Ih-nee 63e So i5lo I; =
= t's' -St n 3ndi II iUac IL riluEd Of
marked --i.Sr wEs sharp ,g un toy OF u; :e,w,;.
'--..s ooN ~ ~ AID lie -is st. 'out Z. ii. i;un-
nisor le-ss 5i9 - AID c.n-r ii fhaft bc.isr 81
~ lai i distant, ,;iiea-s r. ail II 10 cor y.
s, posi- +zi ii. and (, ing in MOUNDS oi stones ai..
MARKER J-i2Na, we.ce sns,p cr.g on Top ct NJ !srri
~ II hca 50 ~ " AMI inonuln.:t Wes IL
Peak ss ru' JAS cyrr the AEt.i,a ie moan,:i.s
bears 2so 81 ", aal :t sIniti Che siarp eastern
ieis of Anraci.e group u! ncIn'ainsl 80 u
~ tNis fcck OF tree convenient Tor witness at tli
ptn) Thence $50 81 W. 1870 t; TO cor ra / apes
ts4 III ali Il long III rounds OF stones, and ma k-,
HISS. Whence monuncn; On Mt Carbon beas lSo
- e. and p!oini..sn: peak uf hntilrac- g1ou2 OF
mountains. naE,e uakiv.n. beas go IS and Il I
"A diameter is 10 y 80 II distant. thence 40 23
1893 ac..s
This claim is h"undri-qo adjoining claims known.
The caoh Of this mine il duly r.:o,-d in the R-
eo!'lei office Of GInuison county il hook s. rage SIS
u the p,uiic recors A:.y and I'll jerssns claiming
adversely any portion Of sail I:iL-,e.drn miie or
sid mi liag s'oun eiahcf,e described are le-
lui' TO file their adverse claim with tie Register of
the Unite, States Land Ofce at Gunilis,l in The State
Of !ol,aa during sixty days reii.l of puhlica, II
hereof they will lie barred ty v,,e Of tho proys
ions ci the statute. JOHN J. Thomas
Ess:stcr.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

n. Skuri!sn and X. Ro-f,
partners I'D " Shultea 4 Co.
vs.
Ai.ina Wi.lmIr, W. A. Eckerl,
and Geo. Schmizreii partners
81. ". A. Eckerly Il Co. and
Walter Ma;,hiso1.
Under and by yirt1e Of order Of e.,o ard tc-roe
Of forec issne ent Of the District Coart Of tic
sc-enh Jgdica! District in and for The county ot Gun
nisos. stale OF Colorado on :bc l0h ;ay Of Hay 4 D.
lSo in the uve entitled aii:G whe Gin il /, ordered
and ecr-ei iy the court that tie pisinii y SbHrtlef
and X. Roen. p,r.ners y ShuTilci l. Co. .;aye anil
recover q All fr the sill ilziH. Wilbur th -tiiD of
St0G4 with nierc, Thereof, the of 'e; ,~f cent
per aDnnm frum August 9Th. ls-l. with their in
ie behalf sNit.ited taxed a $50. that the Gsfsn'-
ants. ". A-4keriy and Geo Sch:na,zrei paftpe a,
W. 4. Eckery Co haze AMI recover If AID from r
s,ii defendants the of Si3s34 with inter es thereon
from Aug. 18th. 1871, :: the rat. OF len jer cont per
annrm a;,Stheir c-s in ~ e.alf expended iaxai n,
s.. that the defendant. Walter Ma;ii-,u have AID
of and from the s.ii defendants tie sum Of
2l3 with ia;eres: thereon :t the Of ten per cent
per auuin from tns 4f, ISL aud his cos:. in TIL.
behalf eSlea':-l taxc! af s. And it is further o.
DC ei AM iccreed that the sail several Judgment. with
Interests there aid the cats respectfully e and they
are lciis upon said lands t-S il; l.; No .i. ia block
No oic in The oxn Of Irrir il the county of G,u,
rn a,i state a Col rad. and Inc str,,c.,r. the.cn.
That said an'. ard pemi-.-s lie spj And te NJ, ..s,
thereof lie applied to the judgment Of tie rrt # ,bi
r- am I" he payment of tee respective Judgment.
herein Teter. ait.se lress on the .,r,. ami ,,,,f
an oricr q sa,e - 'ed in rtrsnasce thereof
Noir' he.ei'y riycn that OF Y,i'ar the 22rd
day II mae. 1851, at two clock y m At the We;
trun; doF III the Court Hocs- in the toxn a Cn;,,
IN ead Gunnon county and STATE II Colorado will in
o.ticace to sail order II ssIe ard decree # fore lrr
I'll the above desrled zeal estate to si,fy tlaip,i
!no9menfa Gusts and interests. " tho highest an lest
biit;cr far cash in baud.
Given ssder ny hand and sal this tie lo,h dsy o,
Nay, A. D., lss2
JOIIN II. BOWMAN.
Say Lh is0. she is 4 Guauipa Co
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
NO1N,E OF FORFEITURE

10 Joe Se.Is, and TO al VII IN j; may conccrn
ioa are hereby noihe that have expeniel one
hundred d5a,s in ti.or aid improvenie II, mon ill.,.
lLtus Rhoia i'as, si:uaed in the Ruby Basin
IN tis Ruiy Mining is,!ct, Gunison county state
Colorado of Wlil, tho LOCATION certificate is on fI.
in tue o:ii-e OF tie Recorder q; ri, cony In o.,ie
to hold sail claim nnd.r Ia ,rpyi.; N. # So ;io!,
2t of the Revised Statutes of the Uni I'd States aud
tho amendment thereto approved Januay - 1880 con-
cerning annual labor upoi, minug claims being the
amount r.qui eli - hold said Id, for tine peiio ~a,.-
ing on the 3lst day Of December, 1851, lss ard il
within ninety days after the publication Of til. notice
You tail or rs!se - contribute your proportion sch
expenditure a. c.,-owrr YOUR interest in said claim
will become tho property Of the subscriber by tho te ms
of sail section
voi;-lo4i MICHAEL COHLEY
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
Abatraot OF Titles
To any property in Gunnison county,
furnished on short notice a, tfs
Abstract Office of A. +. BEAN.
In the County Clerk Office. Official
certificates attached
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To II. A. FriIl, J. NJ Murphy and E. J. Lowell:

Yon ars hereby n,:iiied that have exreadcd on.
hansiryd dollars in htsx And improvements on the
Sisuad, lde situated in E,,'y Mining Dis.ric,
GunIis,n c..uufy Corado II which the location CO.
tcae is on mi in the ei;e u the recorder u ssid
county. In o-ier II h,bi ssid csin under tbs pruSi
sicn Of section 2 "a Il he revised Aafntes o: the
Unitel States and the amendment thereto approved
January q lSSO, concerning snnaalla.pr up,n mining
cIainn being tho aunt requi < T. Nd Nil lsdsf =
ths Iesid er.iaE on the 3lst slay Of pessher. 1se
aud II within ninety days ale- this n,'sce y p'N1-
Il yuu fail or etIse =, coutreufe yoar Fs.susisa =
cooxness yoar intersss ia the sid cn win become
u pEapesU a The shacTiber ty IL tssN - nd 20
tisa. j4nes-volsroc + ". BUKTOK.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
NOTICE CT FORFEITURE
To Henry Kia:ie:


fvas;e hsFeLy ''ifes t.at sav. ,aai-i oU- h,.-
niHnie i''ic, sii'ias!; il the kuhy Miins District
Gn'iso c'''i'y, Culorado e: whi !, lie Aatn c..-
e Is Oh file in the ..,ce Of the Qec. cr of said
county In c'Il-r TO hold >4il claim under he ,rI:-
siois Of section 2.;24 Of TIE rcYeci statutes Of the
United states and the sui.a,ine,, thereto approved!
Jaiu.,ry - lss0, concerning annual sh,- upon mining
claims, being the amount r-q'irei hul: sail !oe lor
the pc iai ending tie 3ls1 day of Deceribsr A. D.
los2 and II within ninety days after tis ns Ire ty pull
ca5n yoa fail refuse to contribute yo,,r proportion
OF such expenditure cosowner. youl interest in the
said claim will become tn. property cf the su her
by the terms o said statlte J0ESJ MCKAY
vul3-nnin
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To frcie' ick A. Busch Henry Por.z am! o:ierp:

10 fFr'te' lck A. Fusci, HenrE Por.z, and O;:err:
fou are heIu' oiiicl that we have expended occ
hun,,Iei dGia:s il lalcr aid mir ,yenen,s upGI the
Eastern View lIde, situated in the Rniy Mining ls-
cct. county cf GunEis N, state Of colorado uf n ~
TIE location certificate i tpuud on rc.,h in the ofi.e Of
Recorder u s,ii comfy il Colorado ia criar 10 Mold
sail claim undo: the provisions Gf Section 2.i os ,h.
He' iscd taes OF The Cr> St,'-s. and The amend
meat thereto approved .'G,:ary -. lssn, cancvrairg
aual labor Mining claims hsin< the ar,u.t re-
qured 70 !io! said l,e or;e e ioi cnis or the sls
say Of Dccc.ber, lSS2, aal if within ninety ay, alter
this noice by pnbli alton yoa . o. r.se to pay OF
contribute your proportion Of suc. expenditure as co.
owEers your Interests in the claim viii become the
property of the Subscribers y the terms II the statutes
ic3i5-vol3no3G W. p. ROSE.
n. y.SASOsTERS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Walter II. Perry

You are e'ey notified ti.ct We have exrsaicd one
husred d. as i labor and Improvements upJa tie
Giaa View lode, situated in the Ruby Mn District
Gins u: county, Colorado. Of which The location Gel,
ti!cate is m 'ecnfd il TIE off of III. Rec rider o. said
county. Ia o.dsr - i,ol said claim u;lsr the ur,v
sln' OF sec;in 2i24 Of the revised statute, OF tho
lnled State. and the amendment the eto a?roved Jan
- 1881 concerning aunai labor upon ,,ias claims
icing the amount eqirel 10 hold said lode for the pc,
cd eniiag the ,il,t cay OF December 1882 and if
within ninety days a:icr this notice ly publication you
fail Or refuse 10 contribute your pruport As o-owaer
yo:,raerest in the sal claim will become the property
of TIE subscribers ly tie tcsl.s # said section.
MAJ l-volc-to3o Tii1S. T. PO!.S;;RCTH
JOHN NJ Mckee
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Ben fiJhian and Thoina, LipscOM5:
You hereby n5;i.ic-i that ] have cxpeyd ID one
hundred dollars in labor and improvements OH ca-h
OF the following named loje>: Carrie ,o:rnr,nis.,
Ton'ine, ieuer; ,hi.!s 81 onlington C.o.n fiii:c"
Cleveland, Cruys and Sta: l,ies, all si,Iael near tie
head o! o.-3eJoyfu B.s, in the Elk Mountain, siin-
lnc Dist let. tsEEisJI uniy. Calo adj. Of which the
LEGATION rert st. is found record in the Office OF tie
lee rder Of raid c';i!ty. In order t. hold said csim
under the provisions Of siciion 2j2t Of The rersad
statutes Of the tnei States and the aneuJmen there
baiprvea Januay -. 1897. concerning annual lab r
upon mining claims. being tia amount required to ioId
said ise f'r the erip! ending til. 3lst .ay of be
center, 1882, and If within ninety davs after this no.
tice by publ aion you fail ref cont imt. your
op'rtiua cownsrs your int ests in the said CLAIM,
will become the property Of the s..ls ri e. ly the terms
o: said section. FRANK NICHOLS
fcbS-vo!;-nu35
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
Fi'>t'pub!icaiion May "A. 1883
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At GrSxisoS, C

LAND OrTicE At GgSSisoS, Cola
nay Is, 1883
Notice i.';e,eby riven .ha, the following nsmc, sci,
tier has a,ed no:-e uf lis intent, III 10 niaLe anal
proof il supp 'r; of his claim, and that si proof viii
ie nsde b-ire tho ecise ,.l:i Receiver at f,nris,n
Colorado. "n juiF IL 1883 VIZ: Geo.se " ErClucae,
fJr the southeast 4 Of southwest Of ccti5n 20 no, III.
c.st Of northwest u an north Is OF as:th.ast Of
section - township II south, range IS ives; 9th
He naE's the following witnesses prove his coutu-
uoils residence upon si cUliiyl;iin ut sai land VIZ
Eemy i-rtpn. james Il. May. Joreph Wilson, Joseph
Mckee, ali " GGuui.Jn county Colorado
JoHN J. THOMAS pccister
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

We forgot to announce last week
that p:. T. w. Cornell brought his
sheep skin along from Iowa, and Is
prepared to pay professional visits.
While not in this country to practice
medicine, he was called Oh last year
so often that he concluded to come
prepared this year.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

10 1.I'Iy 1'I''fI't hilUlHS NOmiaNy:
You are herei.y notified that we have expended auc
hundred d9ars in labor an! improvements On the Titl-
annie and Lacy lee lodcs, situated il O-De- 'syf.i
Basin, Ruby Milling Dis;,i tGunlsnn couaty. Col rado
Of which the location certificate is on reorl.iu the
Office oI tine recorded Of said cou,y In order 10 hold
sal claim uia: the provisions of section 1924 of the
.e.i3r! statutes If the United States and the amendment
thereto approved Jan D. $50 concerning an:,,:a ao-
upon miiins Claims. being the required to hold
sii' lode Tor the peri ending t- 3ls day Of Dee
1882 aud if within ninety days after ,hi, p,csy pub
la'oa you fail or ref;lse TO contribute your r,p,sor-
nas c,rownerA your Interests in the sail claims will
ecomc the property OF the subc res by tie term. of
.ii section. s l. TGWSSHSn
et.2 :olH-no;7 W. W. JORDAN