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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hogs Recovered Yesterday
the Loss of Previous Day
WERE TEN CENTS HIGHER
Buyers Kick on Dr0ulh Hogs
and Buy Under Protest

Ire hog market opened 10 70 cents
higher yesterday morning, and by the
tine the car hogs began 10 so over the
spales the 1l-ce1t loss of the previous
day had been recovered. The most Of the
car hogs came in on the late trains and
this caused most OF the selling 10 be
done in the afternoon. The quality Of
The offerings was below that Of the IRE
vlous day some car loads made a fair
average IS 10 weight, but they were com
posed OF very light and very heavy hogs
Cldahy IS taking light hogs that he
would not look at in ordinary times be-
cause ne is compelled TO take them in
order 10 make Up his number for killing
each day Country shippers should be-
ware Of the drouth hogs. that is. the big
rough s0ws and the sh0ats. It is always
the men who buy this class CT srur
1aI get the worst OF the market. As a
rule the men who secure the better class
II logs make The most money and 20
away sallsned with their sales There
are order buyers, bug their orders are an
rom packers, and everybody knows that
L1e packers do not ike th1n-baclzed. half
taL hogs. There IS q market for small
Ross, Z they are fat Shippers ought 10
Remember that the hogs that VIII bring
me s7od prices are the hogs the pack
ers want Il is hard 10 SET satisfac-
3 tory prices when the commission men
nave o. appeal 20 the charity Of the buy
Ers % help them CuL bv buying their hogs
and eE.el threaten lCt TO sell them q Eo0d
load when they set one in order To induce
Them to buy the undesirable hogs II
would be better for the farmer to feed
some OF his wheat TO the light hogs
rather than force them or the ruar.1et
when nobody wants them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-31
DAYS GRAIN MARKET
Decline in Prices Receives
Moderate Check.
GRAIN CLOSED HIGHER
Markets Were Fairly Firm
All Day.

Chicago July se.-Tbe declining move
ment n grain prices sustained a no6e--
ate check today. September wheat clos
ing 3 10 &c, September corn IL 70 tsgc
and September oats l TO 11sc higher
Provisions closed TO . cents improved.
At the opening September wheat sold
I 10 sc higher, at IS 70 6S-sc. Licuica-
ton was small n volume while there vas
a fair amount Of covering owing 10 the
frm1ess Of the Liverpool market The
market, however, eased to 67ssc during
the first few minutes. while few small
lines Of long wheat Svere being disposed
Of 4 rally 70 sSc followed, and for some
time the market ruled steady but dun.
Later speculative interest was revived by
reports thai during the past IS hours 40
loads had been taken for export Of
these 90 were said TO have been con-
tracted for at New York today. AS there
was q small amount OF eastern buying
here and the report was IL line with pre-
v1OuS allegations concerning deteriOra-
ton Of the wheat crop IN various parts
Of Europe, the report was accepted as
true and under buying thus encouraged
September rallied 10 68TsC and closed firm
3 70 &c higher than yesterdays close, al
6S5sQ6Szc- SeabOard clearances in wheat
and -four were equal 10 s7s 900 bushels
while primary receipts were liz. 00o
bushels, compared with SOS, 009 bushels last
year. Minneapolis and DuIath reported
Jos cars, against Us last week and Al z
year ago. Local receipts were 597 cars,
176 Of contract grade. The Bradstreet re-
port showed an increase II the world s
visible OF $500 bushels
Tho corn market displayed hrmness,
which more than TO anything else was
due 20 q feeling that the decline for the
time had gone far enough There was
little in the crop situation 20 cause fur
Their apprehension On the contrary,
MESA yes indicated considerable hope for
the crop n Nebraska Iowa Kansas and
Missouri Prices held steady early on
profit-taking by shorts, and advanced
later TO the best prices Of the day on
buying by 4 group Of professionals for
the time arrayed on the bull side. Sep
tember sold between 5215 and 5f7sc and
closed firm. 12dssc higher, at 5434 G54isc-
Receipts were 267 cars
Oats opened firm in sympathy with
other grains. For q tine corsidera BE
quantities were for sale and prices sag
ged- The renewed strength in wheat and
corn later. however. was felt in the oats
pit where it developed that fair short
interest was in existence. On buying from
this source the market advanced the lat
ter half Of the session and closed firm
September sold between S21a and S4lsc and
closed l TO 1lsc higher al S37sQ34c- Re
ceipts were 3S4 cars.
Provisions were quiet but firm IN SYM
pathy with the cereal markets, higher
prices for hogs and on good cash de-
mand for lard. September pork closed
PIC higher. at s14.321z; September lard
15c up, at IS. 20, and September ribs &c
improved, at s.. e21s.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
2s5 cars: corn, 16o cars; oats, 2o0 cars;
hogs. q. eco head
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New Yors Money Marke.

New York. July S0.-Money on call
nomjaally. 2d21a per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper. 4sd5 per cent Sterling ex-
change steady. with actual business IN
bankers bills at q s714 a is-for demand
and at s4-stz. "A. s. for sixty days; posted
rates. Sass and s. ssts. Commercial bills
s. s4G4 S41s: silver certificates, unduoted;
bar silver. $50: Mexican dollars 4S; gov
eminent bonds steady; refunding twos,
registered and coupon. 1079z; threes. reg
istered. IGst4; coupon, 100; new fours, reg
istered. I37; coupon. rs; old fours regis
tered and coupon, u3; fVes, registered,
1914; coupon, 109.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-31
PUZZLES UNKNOWlNG
Results of First Round IN Whist
Tournament Given

Milwaukee, Wis. July S1--In the whist
tournament today the first round result
ed as follows. Philadelphia beat Ha1al-
ton Of Chicago three tricks; Milwaukee
heat Chicago duplicate enc trick; KnIck-
srboczer beat Marquette OF Milwaukee Is
tricks; Chicago white beat H. E Yer Of
Racine 1t tricks. Grand Rapids beat
Streator two tricks: Cleveland beat Min
ueap0Is one trick; Raveuwood beat HIS
dale g tricks. Tne winners in the pro-
-resslve pairs play this afternoon were.
Section . north and south-SIrs- ". "
Lee and C. vs.. Rogers, Detroit plus -.
east and west. DIT. G. s Cole. New York.
and Beverly Smith. Baltimore. plus so.
section 3. north AID sout-Irs- J. W.
Munday and 80 C. Kent, Chicago, Plus
-L-l-7.
East and west-1Lss -oynton and Mrs
Irving r. Reynolds. Milwaukee, 8 S-I7.
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CASH OTOTATIONs

EI0ur-Marker stealy-
Wheat--No. 9 spring, 65G6Sc; No. red,
81 969c.
Como. ,, 537sc; No. > yellow, 81
Oats-No. .. sSs6s3s4c; No. white,
S5dS6Isc, No. white. Szs4Q353sc-
Flax seed-No. !, S1-S3; No. I north
western. = 81
Timothy seed-Prime. SIS
Pork-Nless. per Dbl, 81. 2g31A-15-
Iard-Per leo lbs. 8 .65GS-6lla-
Snort rio Sues Goosel s S5IS 90; dry
salted shoulders (boXedf. To sc; short
clear sides boxed. s. 30GS. -.
KVhisky-Bssis OF ii IN wines q y
Clover-Coutract grade, SeGl1--5-
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LIVE STOCK MARNETA


Aflt-e.s
Crfrsr0 July ttfe-Dece5rtS g.
So. including ~ Texans market steady
Il strong IL 1rolisvs prices Coed -
prime steers S. poor -o medium
g. l- st1cSars and feeders.
ei. COWS So 81, hsfers
Gamers bulls.
calves Texas steers h-sh=r
81
EFoes-Recel today. fSa'o, tomorrow
27ad- lert over SIS9 Market active ana
strong ana -ac higher for luL1- closed
slow mixed ana butchers
good 10 choice heavy ro-Ea
heavy SO. Lsht. S5-6-a--5 bulls e
Sheep Receipts. 1890, uz~vet dun ana
lower i-ls - 80 i1.I- ~- =
choice v-e-le-s. p, -r en- choic1
mixed. sls western sheep. ~
81. yearlnEs. native lambs.
s. ocF5 western lams,
Kansas CITY.
kansas CITY NO. lu'y Cstris--Ils-
-s--+s fsa Including L1Z--s mar
ks- generally u ro l5c ~ native
hesf steers sf3s Texas steers $3.50
cas- Texas sss steers
Texas COWS. --e - ~ --A
psf-s-s s. srlcas and
1+o~s-Rscei-ts. l5oc- srkst 10 re
r-zl,.r- hulk 81 sales. $50
s. ST5 81. PACKERS S A
- rt. 51 yorSsrs- So a-..-
pizs
Shser-EeeeI MARI
.--.r.,r- ~
---g- -reen. ss-so, stocEers.
S. L0uis.
81 ro1fs 1 a-ti5-
Ga. 71-ls
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LIE WEATHER

washington. July s0.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
Wednesday. local thundersrorrns IN north
ern portion Thursday, partly cloudy;
va ria HE winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-31

I'D c1es-sl-s1sSS seen
-ssrrszr ws>1 t-e kid
aeys arc Get CT c-@z
O. diseased
Kida=y t-oghls has
become 50 prevalent
,hzt IT'S not uncommon
fer 4 c1lli q h> hcra
afflicted srs.h wax sd
reyS. 1.-THE caL5 Erin-
z1eS TOO cser. Il "a
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American Leaaue Standing.

PHIL ADELPHIA. Il; CLEVELAND, 3.
Cleveland, July 30.-CleveIand won the
last game Of the series by good bat
ting Moore was taken out OF The box II
the seventh, after SIX runs had been
scored. and Hart took his place. At
tendance ], 40o. Score: P H z
Cleveland -..........0O21 1905
Philadelphia ........0 0O11I71 oil II l
Batteries-1Ioore and Hart and O'Con-
nor, Plank and Powers.
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New York. July 50-Butter-Escelpts T.
0G3 packages. market strong, state dairy.
IsTI9c- creamery. 1sFeoizc. factory, 139
-5c. imitation creamery. 1zdi---c-
Cheese-Rsceiprs. e4is5 packages; mar
ker firm. bcc quiet; fancy large COLI
ored. sssc. fancy large white. ss2s-zc,
fancy small cclore, 9-sc. fancy Small
white. s--GsiSc-
EeSs-Reoeip1s. u.Se5 packages: market
sru- state and Pennsylvania. isElsc,
western cal5isc. I4s-67zs western u1ca1-
Eled sE-4-c.
Snzar-Raw. steady fair refining. 8 SIS,
certrifuEal. IS test. 5-S-c- E1olaszes ST.
gar. $50. refined quiet. crushed, S5-s5,
powdered, So; gTalu-ated- 3 -
Kansas clty.
Kansas Clev 40. july Close -
~ nszr--ulv. Sc Seprsr6e-- $40 De-
csuber. ssc, casa, NJ hard A-1
sf1sc. No :. S6sl-c NJ : r=1 So
Co-u-Jrly, Sc, se7teuher- 557sc- De-
cenber. 547,c. cash. No. mixed, s7-sz
80: No. white, $50
Dzts-So. white, &c
Ev-No- - SC
Hay-Ca0.ce tmothy. ELz; choice
Bastsr-crsanery. lszgsci 1zacy dairy
l5-sc-
Receipts g wheat = as
St Losis.
= Leafs jay 1-t close. '-T' l-elt-
Higher. NJ. rcd cash. elevator. ss--
track. s .c September. 56ssc, De-
ceE1er. Sc Sc harc- -
Csrn-IIEzher. ~. cash. c track
5s-zc- 5air. 5sc, SEPTEMBER. s5sc, Decez--
beg So
Cass-EIEbzr NJ cash a track
So nsec I1iT. o- Ssrtezl=r. -c. KAY.
NJ waite. -
Rea-I CHER GO
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BASEBALL
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western LEAGUE stsndIro.

DES MONIES, d; COLO. SPRINGS, :.
Colorado Springs, July 30.-Bubser made
a present OF todays game 70 the locals
IN the ninth inning with q score Of six 10
four in Des MOines' favor He gave two
men bases on balls. hit two batsmeu, fore
ing run, and Shay q hit good for two
bags, scoring the winning run Attend
ance. 1.G50. Score: Ri E
Colorado Springs. S-7Ie i
Des AIoines ---...-..0 81 90 6 q G
Batteries-Parvin and Donahue; Bub-
ser and Cole.
DENVER, .: OMAHA. 0.
Denver, July s9.-EyIers fns pitching
with almost perfect field support, enabled
the home team 70 shut Omaha cut.
Score: Ri Z
Denver -..--.-.......G 0 Il 0 01 Ga 1
Omaha ..-...........o 0 o @ OF 900 4
Batteries-Eyler and Sullivan; Herman
and Gondi1g.
KANSAS CITY. :; MINNEAPOLIs. Q.
Kansas City, 40, July 30.-The feature
Of todays game was the great pitching OF
Wolfe and the heavy batting Of the home
team. Score, Ri E
Kansas City .......-2 -514 c
Minneapolis -.---...0 O. @
Wolfe ard BeviIle; wads-
worth and Mcconnell.
ST PAUL, 10; ST. JOE, G.
St Joseph, July 3o-St. Joe was shut out
owing TO the effective pitching OF Cogan.
who allow ed the home team but three
scattered hits. Score: P III z
St. Joseph .-......--0 Q G @ 9 0 90 8
St. Paul .......-.--.-1 0 4 O o. u 2
Batteries-1IcFadden and Doom; Cogan
and Wilson
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New YORK.

on the Produce Exchange. today, the
market closed as follows
Butter-1Iarket firm; creamery, I4izt
&c, dairy. 18Illl1c
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
National Leauus standing.


6ELIII-LEN- 3 III TIA, 3
Brooklyn. July 30.-The Brooklyns beat
Philadelphia today by punching hits IN
the third and seventh innings. Kitson
held the Philadelphia down 10 six bits,
all OF them confined 20 three innings
Attendance. 250J. Score: P II z
Philadelphia .......-0 0 0 , 0 0 Q o.
Brooklyn ..-........1030 -sE 4
Batteries-Orth ard JackIitsch; Ktson
and 1TcCrr-fre
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Captain stafford. ar santa cruz n IA
1-ara province, reports rh4 rec1verv o.
the srelea gay chest NH tas caz,ezS
apparently Untouched
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-31

urine sczl5S he FISH CT 81. Whea tse ckiid
reaches Al zEs vl-n u shoui5 te ale .
conrol - passage. II is yet zssscts1 win
be5-zessluE. Gepezd upcn IL. tie Cause 81
re difficulty IS kidney rcphle. ard &c first
seq should e toEzr1s tre trez.usens e
tass= important o-szzs. his unpleasant
trouble IS de . = diseased condition q -
ESneys ard siz5dsr and not - = hahn IS
mast people suppose
Wonea IS veil. IS men A.. max. -is-
--ahls w.th kidney ard blzEd-r srca5l-.
ard tots need the sane g-=st rsn=ay.
TIE mid ard the immediate eject e
SwSmp-RooE IS seen rszl-=5- L IS sold
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouSl- rr-yS Epca TIE r-ird Is
1at IesscnS rhi.lcr. beagtr. VIZ
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ROsToN- :. NEW YORK. 4.

Boston. July S0-After batting n the
winning run in the eighth. Captain Long
saved toddy's game by a jumping catch
of a hard liner of McBride's bat and a
quick throw 10 Demont, doubling Sell
bach. Attendance, 5000. Score r H z
Boston ........-.....-1 5O0O1-5 10 ,
New York .......-..-0 OO01030 9 2
Observation-Disclosures. Willis and Moran;
Taylor and Warner.
CHICAGO. 3; CINCINNATI. 4
Cincinnati. July 30--Score: R H E
Cincinnati ...........1 O0O002o-4 .
Chicago ........-....3 600 200-5 4
Batteries-Stinmel, Gueze and Bergen;
Taylor and Enhoe.
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by druggists. IN Try
cent ard one 6cl.zT
sizes. Iou nav have a
sample bottle 81 nal
free. a.so pamphlet tel
ing a. about K. lzciu
thousands CT t-sIDor
from sufferers cured. Z
& Co. BiaghEntsa. 4
m=ndon tbs pzper-
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago

Chicago, July so.-The leading futures
"a nged as follows:
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E=e q 5<szzr- z.1et.
ding many e hs
al letters received
! wT.tllg Or. k4-ez
7. " &C sire al1
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-02-19
Adam Miller Sells Out.

Last Saturday afternoon S. j.
Miller bought the furniture and
undertaking business of Adam
Miller which occupies the two
rooms of the Mechling building.
The new proprietor took charge
Monday morning. Mr.. Miller is
one of the old citizens of the town
and enjoys a wide acquaintance i'll
the county. He is a reliable and
progressive business man, and m
til the last year was the junior
member of the firm of Latimer,
Allen q Miller.
Mr.. Adam Miller will remain in
the store for some six weeks assist
ing the new owner, after which
himself and wife will go to Denver
where they own a nice home and
will reside in the future.-Gunni-
son Tribune.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-02-19
Rev. Reads Sunday Sermon.

The sermon at the U. G. church
Sunday morning was an exposition
of Gal. 2:2O, ,"I am crucified with
Christ; nevertheless 1, yet not I,
but Christ, iveth in me, and the
life / now live in the flesh, | live
by faith of the Son of God, who
loved me and gave himself for me. "
The pastor said in part: "This
text is a key to the complete VIC
torious and joyful Christian life.
There is, first, the believers identi-
fication with Christ through His
death. Il am crucified with
Christ i. e. with Him | am be-
come dead. Dead to what? Why,
dead to the law. The law says:
The soul that sinneth, it shall
die Then the only thing that
can satisfy the law is death. But
when Christ was cruciied He be-
came the substitute for the sim
ner-' Christ died for us In His
death, then, the law is satisfied. l
am dead to the law when l have no
hope of being saved by the law and
when / no longer fear its condem-
nation. The law cannot satisfy
me because / have broken it. 1t
cannot condemn me because an
other has paid the penalty. If
righteousness is through the law,
then Christ died in vain
"Second-There is the believers
Identification with Christ in His
life. There is much in the Scrip
lures that seems periodical. Dead
yet alive. L live, yet not l, but
Christ liveth in me- Herein is
involved the mystery of the in
dwelling of the Holy Spirit, He
shrinks from being known. He
works SO quietly, so identifies him
self with the believer that His acts
and the believers are one. We
may know for sure that He is
dwelling within if we find ourselves
desiring God and desiring to make
Him known to everyone else. These
and kindred emotions can come
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-02-19

only by the Holy Spirit, because
they are contrary to the natural
heart.
"Third-This life, which is ours
and not ours, is lived by faith in
the Son of God, who loved us and
gave Himself for us. He who
spared not His own Son, but freely
gave Him up for us all, how shall
He not with Him freely give US all
things?' If a man says: \ am
willing to die for you,' he must be
willing to do any lesser thing for
you, or else he cannot be sincere.
So with God the greatest possible
gift is the pledge of every lesser
gift. When we accept this as a
real thing and live as though it
were true it is life of faith"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-02-19
THE LOCAL PAPER.

AS he passes through the wilder
ness of the world the traveller some
times lights upon place far from
home and kindred, and in that
place he tarries for time-per-
haps he passes to eternal rest there.
And every week, it may be, some
body sends him from home copy
of the local paper, filed with the
successes AID failures, the arrivals
and departures, the sunshine and
shadows, the births, marriages and
deaths of the friends of his child
hood and early manhood. OF
course, not all the items are Of
interest to him, but such as do in
terest him he reads and enjoys
with the keenest zest. The mat
ter-of-fact statement that Miss
Mamie Smith spent Sunday with
her parents" or that Jim Brown
is clerking in the corner grocery"
recalls the young people to his
mind, and probably inspires him
with kindly thoughts regarding
them, while the announcement that
Farmer johnson has bought a
new wagon" "and that Dave Jones
has shingled his barn, induce him
to consider that all progress is
relative, and that u stitch in time
saves nine.
The revival services at the Meth
odist church, the social dances, the
surprise parties, the taffy pullings,
the fishing excursions, are of as
much individual interest to him as
if chronicled especially in his be-
half or given in his honor, while
the editorial thunders on the crash
of empires and the doom of worlds
will always provoke a smile, if
nothing else.
Happy is the man who retains
such an interest in "the news from
home" all his life long. His heart
will remain ever young; the most
blessed memories are in his keep
ing; the evening glow on the west
ern sky, which foretokens sunshine
and brightness on the morrow, are
his.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-02-19
Town Board.
CRESTED BUTTE, Colo,
February Is, 1901.

AT regular meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the town of
Crested Butte, held on the above
named date, there were present.
Mayor Pro Tenn Alexander, and
Trustees Dowling, Click, Lacy,
Jameson and Williams. Absent,
Mayor Shaw.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and on motion
of Williams, seconded by Jameson,
were adopted as read.
The following bills were read:
W. H. Wilson, 1900 pounds coal. S31 IS
ChGs. Julian. drayago. ................ 90
Geo. Middleton, meal for prisoner. .3J
On motion of Dowling, seconded
by Williams, the bills were allowed
as read and warrants ordered drawn
on the Treasurer in payment of
the same.
On motion of Click, seconded by
Bowling, the quarterly reports OF
the Treasurer, Clerk, Marshal and
Police Magistrate were approved
and ordered placed on file.
This being the last meeting at
which Trustee Williams will be
present, the Board rendered him an
official vote of thanks as a token of
appreciation for hls faithful ser
vice as member of that body.
On motion of Williams, second
ed by Jameson, adjournment was
taken. G. l.. Ross, Clerk.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-02-19
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Robert NJ. Lamm and to whom it may
concern:-
You are hereby notified that for and during
each OF the years 1897, 1893, 1899 and 1900 have
expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars in
labor and Improvements upon each of the fol,
lowing lode mining claims situate at the head
of Cement Creek in the Tin Cup Mining Dis
trict. Gunnison County. Colorado, to-wit: the
Puritan lode, recorded in Book 81 at page 5W
the Cromwell lode, recorded in Book 81 at page
502; the Concord lode, recorded in Book 81 at
page 50i; the Diamond lode, recorded in Book
81 at page 503, and the Accident lode, recorded
In Book 81 at page 5O3 in the office of the Clerk
and Recorder Of Gunnison County, Colorado I;
in order to hold said claims under the pro-
visions of Section 1924 OF the Revised Statutes
of the United States and the amendn1ent there
to approved January %, 1Sssl being the amount
required to hold said lode claims for the period
ending on the 3lst. day of December A. ID. 1900:
And If. within ninety days after the personal
service of this notice, within ninety days
after the publication thereof you fail or refuse
to contribute your proportion of such expendi,
ture, as n co-owner, your interest IN the SAID
claims will become the property of the SUBJ
scriber, your co-owner, who has made the re-
quired expenditure by the terms of said section.
L. NJ. DORR-
First pub Jan. s, 1901. Last pub April 9, 1901.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-02-19
Slogar-Widmar.

Joseph Slogan and Miss Anna
Widmar, two popular young Aus
trian people, were married at the
Catholic church Sunday morning
The event was celebrated in a hap
by manner at the Rosich place
The band was in attendance and
contributed much to tie merriment
of the occasion.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-02-19

During the past year the PILOT
has received a great many inquiries
from Aspen people, and in nearly
every case these inquiries are ac-
companied by a subscription to
this paper. Some time since we
called attention to the fact that the
mining men of Aspen were turn
ing their attention to this district.
That they are doing SO is becoming
more apparent daily. They are
gradually working this way and it
is only matter of short time
until some of the big Aspen COM
panies will be operating in this
vicinity. Crested Butte is located
on the same mineral belt as Aspen
and we now have just as good op-
opportunities for profitable mining
as did Aspen years ago.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-02-19

The United States government
has at last resorted to extreme
measures in dealing with the Fill
pino insurgents. 1t has warned
them that if they do not lay down
their arms before April 1st they
will be Ineligible to hold office. If
the Filipino is as much addicted to
to Office holding as the American
he will stack his arms at once.