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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
NAUGATUCK NEWS
Commissioners Will Examine the

Com mmlSS1OnerS WILL EXamlne the
 hieley and Culver Properties.
 The commissioners on benefits and damages to the property holders on Main, Maple and Oak streets met yes terday and listened to the arguments of Attorney Sweeney for the borough and Attorney Kennedy for Messrs kiely and Culver. After hearing the arguments of both lawyers the com missioners adjourned till Saturday morning, when they will examine the property and it is thought that their report will be ready for the public by the time the warden and DurgeSses meet again, which will be the first Tuesday in February This has been costly affair all the way through.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Sul- ltvan was largely attended from her late home on Sweeney street this morning to St Francis's church. where requiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Sheridan. Inter- ment was in St Francis's cemetery.
 St Francis T. A. B. society will hold Q special meeting tonight at o'clock. All members are requested to be pres ent.
 Richard Weary, who has been visit ing his parents on Anderson street, has returned to New York city, to re- sume his duties at the Trade school.
 The board of charities met last night and transacted routine business
 Ojeda council, K of C., will hold q special meeting tomorrow night. All members are requested to be present, as business of importance is to be transacted.
 A number of those interested in the reorganization of the Good Will So- cial club met in the Good Will hall last night and discussed plans of reorgan- iZatiOn, but as far ascould be learned nothing was done.
 There were twelve 1odgers at the police station last night.
 Senator William Kennedy is in Hartford to-day, attending the session of the legislature.
 Everything is in readiness for the dance to be given by Ojeda council, K. ofgC.. on Wednesday evening, Jan- uary Both, in Columbus hail. A large number of visiting Knights are ex- pected to be in attendance
 Joseph Downs, Of Danbury, was in town to-day on business.
 Division No 2, 40. H., will meet tonight. All members are requested to be present.
 Tickets for ssThe Gamekeeper'' went on sole this morning This show 2cQpRae highly recommended and it is ected that q large crowd will at 2 ezf3 Was chnrIed with in-
 leetzlR 6e1k k1zik the festi-
 zen
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
Additional Items for
 This Sale,

Window Shades 69c Window Shades, with fringe and insertion, this sale 45c. soc Window Shades, with linen fringe, this sale 39c.
 29c Opaque Window Shades, this sale 25c. Oii Cloth and Linoleum
 Toe Linoleum, this sale42c. S1.25 Linoleum in remnants of ? to 10 yards. this sale 5Oc. 39c Floor Oil Cloth, this sale 25c. Ole Table oil Cloth, this sale Ire. Shelf Oil Cloth, this sale 5c. Door Mats
 39c Door Mats, this sale 35c. 45c Hassocks, this sale 3oc. Mattfngs, Mattings
 Extra heavy China Mating, value 35c. this sale 19c. l9c China Mating. this sale 1Oc. 39c Japanese Mating with linen warp. this sale 2oc.
 Remnants of Mating from 3 to 12 yards, value from 19c to 45c, this sale 11c. Carpet SWeepers
 Bisselfs Grand Rapids Carpet Sweeper. with cyco bearing, value S3. this sale $2.2o
 A Bissell Sweeper, value $2, this sale $1.oO. Horse Blankets
 4 square Horse Blanket S4x9O, weighs $ lbs, value $3, this sale S1.9S.
 A square Horse Blanket. value $5, this sale $3.49.
 S2 Stable Blanket, this sale $1.9S. S1.25 Stable Blanket, this sale 95c. Pre-lnventory Sale of Uphol- Stery Goods
 Reversible Tapestry. 60 inches wide, full line of colors. regular price soc and 69c q yard, sale price 42c.
 Best quality Ottoman Cord Tapes 4 try, regular price $1 a yard, sale ." price 6Ic q yard. "a Heavy silk faced Tapestry, 50 inches wide. regular price S2 and S2.50 2 yard. sale price Sl.41. French Nelours, heavy quality. 12 different colors, regular price $1 yard. sale price 39c.
 4 lot of short lengths of Tapestry, suitable for pillow tops or furni- ture coverings, sale price 15c each.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
She Didn't Mind It.

tcI hope you don't object to my mus tache?" remarked the young man, aft- CT he had sealed their betrothal with kiss.
 "Oh. no,' replied the dear girl. 1T did feel little down in the mouth at first, but I'll soon get accustomed to t''-Chicago Evening News.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22

Pre-Inventory Sale of Drapery Goods
 Ecru and White Lace Striped Scrim. regular price 5c and 6c yd, sale price 31ac.
 Embroidered Tambour Muslins, regular price 1Oc and l21@c yard, sale price Sc yard.
 40inch Dotted and Lace Stripe Muslin, regular price 1Oc and 1272c yard, sale price S1Ac. Nottingham Lace. with border, regular price 19c yard, sale price 15c.
 1000 yards of best quality Silko- lines. from 121sc, sale price 7c per yard.
 All of our 25c. 29c and 35c En- broiderel Tambour MuslinS. new designs. richly embroidered, sale price 2lc yard.
 ! pieces Swiss Ruffied Muslin. j. inch ru1fie. regular price 21c, sale price 1232c yard.
 Brass Extension Rods, regular price 5c sale price ? for 3c. White Cotton Curtain Loops. reg ular price Ice and 121@c, sale price 1c pair. Pre-lnVentory Sale of Lace Cur tdinS
 Nottingham Curtains, 3 yards long. regular price 75c pair, sale price JOc
 Nottingham Lace Curtains. in q large range of the newest effects, regular price $1.2o, sale price 92c pair
 Scotch Lace Curtains, 3H yards long. Brussels. Irish Point and Tanbour effects, regular price S25o, sale price $1.G9 pair. Irish Point Curtains. all on good net and pretty designs. regular price $3.9S and $4.oO, sale price S3.2o pair.
 Irish Point Curtains, very fine net, all the very newest designs, regu- lar price $6 and $6.50, sale price &49S. ... French Renaissance Lace Cur tains. good quality net, with neat inserting. regular price st. sale price $3.9S. Pre-Inventory Sale of Ladies' Waists
 All Wool Flannel and Brilliantine Shirt Waists. lined throughout and prettily trimmed. regular price S1.25, for this sale 15c.
 Ladies' Velvet Waists with fitted lining, tucked all over and in clus- ters, lined throughout. regular price S4, for this sale $l.15.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
Odd Lots of Ruffle Muslin Cur

tdins
 While they last we have small lot of Rutfled Muslin Curtains; the line includes about poo pairs Dot ted Swiss, Plain Swiss, with lace inserting satin stripe. etc. regu- lar price roc, sale price 51c pair Ruffied English Bobinet Curtains, with lace inserting and edge to match. regular price $1-I5 and S2, sale price Sl.39. Pre- eInventory Sale of Portieres Tapestry Portieres, the $2.5O and $27j lines. sale price $191 a pair. Reversible Tapestry Portieres, heavy fringe top and bottom, the S3 and $4 lines. sale price $2G9 a pair.
 Chenille Portieres. dado border. etc. regular $225 and S2.oO lines, sale price S1.91.
 Heavy Chenille Portieres. rich border, heavy fringe top and bot tom. regular S3.9S and S4.5U kind, sale price S3.4!.
 All Over Figured Chenille Por- tieres. the St and S7 kind, sale price S4.15 q pair.
 Six-foot Pole and Ends. complete, oak. ash or cherry, regular price :iJc, sale price 25c.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22
A Proud Nose

A PfOUd NOHe. Brown--What makes your nose sd red, Robinson?
 Robinson-It glows with pride. sir. tt not poHng itself into other people's tusiness.--Tit-BitS. ss
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22

Pre-Inventory Sale of CloakS These prices, although astonish- ingly low, represent new. hand- some and perfect fitting garments. Melton Cloth Jackets. double breasted box front, tight fitting back. Medici and coat collar, per feet fitting, price $5, for this sale S1.9S.
 Women's Box Front Short Jack cts, colors navy. brown, castor, red and black; lined throughout price $7.50, for this sale S3.5O. Women's Fine Melton and Kersey Jackets, satin lined throughout, welt seams. tailor finish, price $1O, for this sale S49S.
 Womens French Kersey Jackets. tailor made, satin and silk lined all through, coat and Medici col lar. these come in blue, castor, tan. brown, cardinal. Oxford and black, price $13.5o, for this sale $6.7j
 Pre-Inventory Sale of Women's Capes
 Women's Frieze Capes (double and single). trimmed with mohair braid and edged with electric fur, price S4.3O. for this sale SLID. Boucle and Melton Capes. with high storm collar and fronts edged with thiDet. lined with mOvrette, price S5.50. for this sale S22.15. Golf Capes, double faced goods, hood, yoke and double cape effect. pretty plaid backs, price $69S, for this sale S3.49. pre- Inventory Sale Of Ladies' Suits and Skirts
 Ladies Tailor Made Suits. tight fitting and reefer Jackets. silk lined; perfect hanging skirt lined with best percaline and velvet bound, price $1s.5O; for this sale $1O. tHs
 Our Speciarh Tailored Skirt. sui able>and as matter of fact the correct skirt for golting, skating or stormy weather, price $3.13; for this sale $l.9S.
 Figured Mohair Skirts, full length, percaline lined. velvet bound. in- verted pleats in back, price $l.5O; for this sale 9Sc.
 WomenICheviot and Brilliantine Dress Skirts, finely tailored. full sweep and prettily trimmed, regu- lar price $3.I0;l for this sale SITS. Women'S fine Venetian, Pebble Cheviot. Camefs Hair and Broad cloth Skirts. best percaline lining, flare and flounce effect, regular price $S.5O; for this sale $4.5O.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-22

're-1nVe Sale in Art De- partment
 Small Irish Point Doylies, sale price 3c each.
 All linen stamped Splashers, sale price 121ac. IIemstitched Bureau Covers, sale price 25c.
 Irish Point Bureau Covers, sale price oOc
 Renaissance Doylies, sale price 25c.
 5000 yards Renaissance Braid, sale price 1c a yard.
 Stamped Pillow Tops and Backs complete, sale price 25c. Satin covered l0-inch Pin Cush- ions, sale price 29c.
 200 1S-inch uncovered Down Pill lows. sale price 25c.
 X lot of Filled Pillows, covered with creton. denim, etc. regular price 25c and 39c. sale price lie. 100 Framed Pictures, size 1Gx2O, fine gilt frames. etchings and arto- types, regular price $l.5o and S2. sale price S1 each.
 Medallions. glass frame, large line of subjects. regular price e9c and 39c, sale price 19c each. Large size package of Picture Wire. 24 yards. sale price 6c. Moulding Hooks, sale price 10c I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-20
TX.

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fremab, inbtil be enbelig nadeoe Ydsbgioen. Der giot0e
ben lille 9arabane 6olot, ~fortrnaet beo Sbnet al ben Der
tige @uTraisSlette, Der ldd u0brebt fordn benz.
Omgibet al be beje 8jer9e breote oenne fig meo
fine Srugttr9er o9 fine beilige Gnge pau 6eqqe Siber at
ben %ielOtlare b%anori9e @ufrat, ben. iom 9i6eIen fables
P6rdt.
GDnet af benne Jtob fplbte be reiIenbe meb bcGi9
9Grefrb9t. 0g lite iaa unoerli9t, bet bar 10 en- at De fire
Stremme, Tom ubgit fra Goens 6obe. @eo oens BREEDER
bar S5srdels fore 9onge, Oabio, t9mpet imob 6aOaos
Gier, 9ongen af 3oba - t9mpet og ferret. Deb Gufruts
ganoe bar bet, at pOrfeten Seremias efter 9errens @e.
falling iiulte fine 2enbers 89lte en- &lipperebne, for
at BET Der lulOe f%orberbes. @ette bar ct 9egn for S.
rdels Soft, men Solicit forltob life 9egnet, berfor matte
be Ielo iibbe beo Gurdts 9reober be mango 4ar % grGbe,
meoens bereS 9arper bang pao 0ibierne. @eb @ufrdt
bar bet, at 9ogen beb taitet uo, boori Strafebommen
ober Babel fob o%ptegnet, og bporom Seremids %ifriper:
oOg Seremias o%ptegneoe al ben lllptfe, iOm ifulbe TONNE
ober Babel, en- l9rItilt BOG, ale bisie Orb, iom bare
ftrepne ON Babel. Og Seremias idgbe til Serojn: nuar
bu tommer til Babel, bd fe til % les ale bisfe Orb, pg
fla: Serre! bu bar tdlet imob bette Steb, ON at ubTette
bet, at Der life ftal bare noger, fom Dor Der, bberten Ulenz
nefter eaer 0pr; tbt bet fal blbe til ebige 9rfener. O9
bet lie. ndar bl er fGrbig meo at opl9Ie benne BOG, ba
ffal bu binbe en- Sten beb ben o9 faIte ben miot Gufrat.
Og bu fal ige: Iaa Itol Babel ibnte og life tomme op
formebelit ben ltfpfte, fom jeg laber TONNE pper ben.
Og Babel er uoHettet, % ingen Dor Der mere. @ufrdts
9sIger babe bruiet ben oper 8ogen, babe ifp1et ben bort,
og ingen bar funbet ben; men 9errens 5orbanoelie fan
intet 0anb b~ortifpae. (6ortiGttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-20
6atten | oct cngelitr Garla=
itelit.

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nh ManO, fom fprIte Sang bliDer
Dalgt inb | bet engelIte unOerbu8, o9
ban feligit af bet aft Iammen er Be
6anolingen At 9opebtejet, Den traz
bitioneQe bgie SiIte6at.
5erft og fremmet ilal ban ta9e ben
At, naar ban tr9oer ino / 6ufet, og
be6olbe ben / 9aanOen, inotil ban
tommer ben til fin PGabs, bDprefter
ban Tfal Ietle ben paa 6obeoct. Naar
ban refer fig for at tale, mad ban
tage 6atten at, og bet famine maa
ban 96re, naar ban taller meb ct an
bet Meblem. 0e5ubeu er bet Stit,
at ct WebIem blotter 6obeOet, noar
ct anbet Mteblem omtaler BAN.
Seq fan life gore enige meo be
QnItusGer, ION bet preoe M}eblem fra
8albpborg bar ubtalt", flyer T. Gts.
4epreI entanten for @tantI6ire, Og /
bet famine tager 3epraientanten for
8aGp6org i'm !6at at.
4oqet at bet bi9tigIte al ct ungt
Uieolem er bet at paste paa, 6Dor ban
logger fin Sat, ndar ban taller. Selb
unoer fine melt be9ej'trebe ubtalerier,
maa ban Itabig 6otbe ct paagent gje
meb s0atten. SIR ban life bet, Iaa
tan ban nemlig bare fulOtommen
litter paa at tomme til at iette fig
poa 6atten, naor ban er fGroig meo
at tale. Stent ben 8igtigbeo at an
bringe 6atten paa 3olerens StoI er
lige lad gdmmel iom ieloe un0er6a=
let, er Der Dog intet / 9eroen, Der tan
itaTFe bet en9elte unOer6us en- Ida
6ierteli9 Cater iom en- bej Sat, Der
tr tommen til at ie uO Tom en- 9arz
monifa.
8anIteligit er @ituationen for De
unge Meolemmer, nuur 6uIet er M
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noOi9t giper beres Dn9re &ammeraz
ter geiteo ON, 6borleoes be bar at
forbolbe fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-20
Sa=Sroet fOrnn 9lltcrct.

8eo en- 8omItol / Wien ertlGreoe3
ben Is. December ct 2GgteIfab for
ugp(oigt, bpittet f%attiit tun baDoe be-
-taaet en- 6alp Zine, nemlig Iaa lans
1e, inotil gruoen, Iom unber 9ieliess
ceremonierne bar foloen / Qfmdgt,
iqen tom til 8eoioTt6eb. Mleoens ben
funqerenbe prGit (0eeb) bolot 8iels
T%estalen, Ianf 8ruoen, Der aQereoe /
5orbeien bobbe gibet 3egn pad ItGrt
Sinbsbe0GgelIe, paa &n9. Sum bar
nemlig bteoen ofm9gtig, men od o9s
Taa 8ruogommen Iamtibig fnGle0e,
laqoe mar life W9rte BERTH. Pre-
item bieoe Yarret. uagtet bet baaoe
bar BAN og 8rhQupsgGIter paas
faloenbe, at 8ruoen life uotalte bet
binoenbe So. 9a Geremonien bar til
Gnbe, bleb 9ruoen bragt inb Sotriz
itiet, % bd bun tom til 8ebio'tbeb
ioen, fpurqte bun for6abi ct, ON 8iels
fen alerebe bar forbi, og bleO belt be
IfDriet, ba bette betrGftebeS. @nbnu
famine Dag forloo bun fin W}ano
og begao zig til fine 6orGlore Olz
miiB. Ser gaO bun en- 4Ooofat bet
Soerp at uobirte 9G9teita6ets ll9plz
oig6eo paa @run6 at, at bun lite
6abbe inOgaoet bet of fri @iaie, men
fun omIioer giOet efter for 8Oang fra
gruogommens 6ioe. Soaoei &las
9erin6en fom ben ontloge0es Sagf6s
rer anOrog for aetten Paa 2@9teifos
bets OpIesning, og efter at 8ionerne
bar of6erte og baooe betrGftet, at Der
fra 8ruOen8 6ioe life foran Qtlteret
bar af9ioet noget SasOrb, ertl9reOe
0omIiolen 2Ggteifabet for u8Alpigt.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

The management is rushing
preparations for working the Yam
kee Blade tunnel this winter.
Supplies are being freighted in
and other matters so shaped as to
facilitate work. The Augusta
pipe line which passes up the hill
a short distance away will be tap
ped and power thus secured from
the Augusta compressor to run the
air drills. This tunnel is already
in to a considerable depth, and this
fact together with the presence of
good quarters for the miners, will
help matters much. Surely Pitts
burg is awakening!
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17
Mining Application No. 67o, rlin-
eraI Survey No. I5o87.
United States Land office, }
Gunnison. Colo, I
October 2lst., 1901. '

United States Land office,
Gunnison. Colo,
October 2lst., 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance OF
the Act of Congress, approved May 10, 1b'2, Ii:
H. Judd whose postofiice address is Crested
Butte Colo, has made application for a patent
for IJjO linear feet on the Tunnel lode bearing
silver the same being $40 feet n. coz 30 w. and
$50 feet s. co. 30 z. from mouth OF discovery cut
thereon. with surface ground 800 feet in width
situate in Elk Mountain Mining District; 6un-
nison County, Colorado, and described by the
official plat, herewith posted, and by the neld
notes on file In the Office OF the Register OF the
u. S. Land Office at Gunnison Colorado, as FOL
lows, viz: =,
beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence the s. f. Cor
Sec ~, sus pended T. IL S. Il. 80 w, 9Th. Z. NJ
bears n TiS II Z. 6196 It. U. 5. L. M. 5l91 bears
n 2lo 30 w. 6736 It. Mt. White Rock bears s.
81 25- f. Gray Copper Mt bears y. 120 10 +.
thcnce S. 2ss 30 W. 800 #. to Cor. No. 2; thence
n 6Oe 30 w. 1900 #. to Cor. No. 3; thence N. 2s'
% f. 800 It. to Cor. No. 4; whence Gray Copper
Mt. bears N. 10 40' +. Mt. White Rock bears 5.
81 30 f. thence S. Coz 30 4. to Cor. No. the
place of beginning, containing lO3 acres and
forming portion of suspended I: II 5. Range
s6 w. 9TH, Principal Meridian, said location be-
ing recorded in Vol 139 page 3io of the records
of Gunnison County, Colorado: Adjoining
claims nearest known is Sur. No. 1882 j. s.
NJ A. DEERING Register.
First pub Oct. q, isoi, Last pub. Dec. II, 1901.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

Crested Butte is in the midst of
most substantial growth. Its
future is brighter than its past has
ever been. Its progress cannot
well be checked. The inaugura-
ton of many metalliferous mining
enterprises in this vicinity during
the past year, coupled with the fact
the coal mines are operating steadi-
ly with full forces, guarantees a
large measure of prosperity for us
in the future.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

L. r. Bantock was in town from
Crested Butte yesterday for some
beef cattle for the Colorado Supply
Co., at that point. He furnishes
the company with 40 dressed beef
cattle per month, which goes to the
stores at Crested Butte, Anthracite
and Ruby. Mr.. Bantock is feeding
cattle on two ranches near Gunni-
son and will ship 60 head to Delta
county soon to winter.-Gunnison
Republican.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17
TOWN BOARD.
CRESTED BUTTE, Colo, |

Dec. IL, 1901. !
At a special meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the town of
Crested Butte, held on the above
named date, there were present,
Mayor Alexander, and Trustees
Jameson, Gulliford, Click, Davis,
Lawrence and Lacy.
The Mayor announced the pur-
pose of the meeting to be for the
consideration of matters resultant
from the disturbance of the peace
which occurred on Nov. 17th., in the
saloon conducted by John Lacy.
After due discussion, it was
moved by Click, seconded by Gul-
liford, that the money collected by
the Marshal, ct. al, on account oi
the said disturbance be turned ovel
to the Mayor, to be by him retained
in trust, pending settlement with
the payers; and that the Marsha
be ordered to bring the parties
implicated in the aforesaid dis
turbance before the Police Magis
trate for trial. Ayes all.
On motion of Gulliford, seconded
by Davis, the Board adjourned.
q. L. Ross,
Clerk and Recorder.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

The PILOT job department has
been the busiest place in town the
past couple of weeks, during which
time we have turned out work for
the G. b. l.. G. w. Co., the Wood
men, the K. of P. lodge, the post
office, Block g. Warren, M. Welch
g. Co., L. r. Bantock, j. 8. Olney,
G. L. Miller, Bank of Crested
Butte, Baxter g. Davis and the
Dancing Club, also two sets of
wedding invitations. There ls yet
enough work on hand to keep us
going for some time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

l.. Click will leave the latter part
of the week to visit for couple of
months with his family inA Cleve-
land. During his absence, Law
renee Meads will be employed in
the store. Mr.. Meads is gentle
man of much experience in mer-
camille pursuits and will be a val
liable employe.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

Gunnison is reported to have
four cases of smallpox among its
resident population, and our local
Board of Health is accordingly
adopting measures to avoid its ap-
pearance in this town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

Congressman Bell desires the
PILOT to notify its readers that he
should be very glad to have the
names of every one that would like
to have samples of garden and
flower seeds; also copy of agricul-
ture Year Book.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

G. w. Thompson says the report
that he is going to resign his posi-
ton as manager of the Light and
Water company is entirely un-
founded. He feels contented with
his position and with Crested
Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

The U. @. church people will
have grand public Christmas
tree, with appropriate exercises, at
the church on Christmas eve. The
Catholic Sunday school will have
their Christmas tree at the church
at 3 p. m. Christmas day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

A meeting of the stockholders OF
the Light and Water company will
take place today. Among needed
and contemplated improvements is
the enlargement of the light capac-
ity of the plant. This enterprise
has within the past four years been
raised from the depths of doubt
and insecurity to a level of stability
and strength which has placed it
among the strongest and best pay
ing business concerns in the town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

There are seventy one names on
the Mckinley Memorial Fund list
now at Ross & Sons. Send or
bring in your dime. A further ex-
tension of time until January 10
has been made for receiving con-
tributions. ,yc7e =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

The organization of reading
club is the next thing on the tapis.
Very good idea. We have plenty
of social diversions, but not enough
along intellectual lines.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

Fred Erickson, T. A. johnson
and John Peterson came up from
Vulcan Thursday and have ac-
capted employment at the Augusta.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

Less than eight inches of snow
on the level is very unusual con-
dition for this locality for this time
of the year, but such is the case
however. The south hillsides are
bare.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

81. @. Wagner, travelling pas
senger agent of the Chicago. Mil
waukee and st. Paul railway, paid
this office a business call Saturday
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

Miss Mary Williams, county
superintendent of shools, paid her
final official visit to the Crested
Butte schools on Wednesday last.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

The extremely cold weather
which prevailed in this section
Friday and Saturday, and which
was prevalent over the entire mid
die west, was the. first cold snap of
the season. Early Friday morn
ing the thermometer registered "a
degrees below zero, and all day
long the mercury played hide and
seek with the zero mark.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

Manager E. j. Cooper, of The
Brooklyn Mining Co., left fol
Cripple Creek on Tuesday last.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

Extensive improvements are be-
ing made in the grocery depart
ment of the Supply store.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. G. 1. Lawrence
had Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jeffers,
of Ouray, for guests several days
last week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

Miss Laura Mcdonald returned
to Leadville on Wednesday last,
after a pleasant three weeks visit
with Miss jeanette Alexander.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

Thos. Hodgson returned Monday
from trip to the lower end of the
county.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

The Woodmen will give a grand
ball at the City Hall New Years
eve.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

The wedding of Ralph Neesham
and Miss Annie Little takes place
tonight.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

James Williamson has been at
the @. F. & 1. Co., hospital the
past week receiving treatment for
sore eye.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17
TUESDAY, DEC. II, 1901.
LOCAL LORE.

John Lacy has resigned as a
member of the Town Board.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-12-17

A big supply of turkeys, chickens,
ducks, geese, oysters, celery, all
kinds of meats, ETC., for the holi-
days at Welch's market.