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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-09
MUSICAL GOSSIP.

In The second Presbyterian church tomorrow the
following programme will be rendered:
MORNING.
Ogan Prelude. Invocation ............... .Saiome
Anthem. Come Holy Ghost" Vincent
Mr. Gppcl and Choir.
ofcrtoiy--Trio, 'Jiit Thine Eyes" .Mendeissohn
Nisses Black, Caragsn and salmon.
organ Fostlude ......................, .Guilmant
EVENING.
Organ Prelude, even Song" ~ A. Van Eyken
Choir Response, I'VE Bow in Prayer. Bradbury
Anthem, 'Jubilate 10 D. .................B Buck
ofeitory--Quartette, Jesus the Very Thought
W Ihcc' ...s....'...'.'..,..sss. 'Giichflst
Misses Black and Gsragan, Mesns.
Gippel and Morgan.
organ Postlude Henry smart
" "
The following selections will I've sung and
played at tho morning and evening services TO.
morrow al Elm Park church. under the direction
of Mr., J. Alfred PENNINGTON, organist:
MORNING.
0rgsn--Abdante. from Sonata In q minor. .Mcrkei
Choir-"oh for Closer Walk with God. Foster
0rgan--OHertory in T. fat ................ Dubois
oontrato solc-"Beyond the Gates Of Para.
uisc ...'...'.'.. .'..''...'.''.''''..''. hing
orgah-fUstiuue IN .DcShaycs
EVENING.
0rgan-Andantc from Fist Sonata .... Durham
Choir-'o Dc Joyful in the Lord All We
LANDS ..,......... ................ Bartlett
Orean-OhcftoIy in .Dunham
Duet for tenor and bass---'It II OF the Lords
Great Mcrcics"
Hymn-Anthe1n, abide with Me- ........Allen
Organ-Postludc in minor (allegro from
N0nata) ......,..........s ............ Merkei
Elm Park quartette--Miss Elizabeth Thomas
soprano; Miss Helen Schram, contralto; Mr..
Alfred Wooler, tenor; Mr.. Philip Warren, baso.
The music programme prepared for tomorrow's
service at the First Presbyterian church will be
rendered by double quartette. The programme
Anthem, IL Waited for the Lord. .Mcndclssohn
Choir.
Duet, "Lovc Divine" ...............,....st .staincr
Soprano and Tenor.
Hymn. Anthem, "Ilarki Hsrk, Ny Soul
Shelley
Hymn Anthem. The Radiant Morn. Woodward
Choir.
Personnel: Miss Martha Matthews, Miss Jessie
l. Smith, Miss May I. Davies. MIS- Margaret
James, Mcssr. David jenkins, David Stephens,
Henry Evans and J. 7. Watkins.
JEFF Dc Angels IN "a Royal Rosnc'' ~ill ap.
pear at the i.yceum on the 2Sd De Angels is one
Of the quartette OF famous comic opera comedians
Of the day and "a Royal Rogue il among the
most tunetul Of light operas.
II II n
Professor Walkenshlw and orchestra viii give a
concert in priceburg in the near future,
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DEFICIENT IN MANNERS.
Julia Ward Howe in Success.

Julia Ward Howe in Success.
ln the matter OF manners, We have not adj.
vanoed during the lss. half century. We AIneli.
Gains TO not give manners The attention they
deserve. Abroad, We are acquiring the reput.a
tion OF being the best dressed people In the
world, but about our MANNERS which are even
more important than dress, there Is often i
polite but significant silence. Our education
system should take more account Of department,
which, in large measure. is expressive OF what
We represent. The social atmosphere Ia warmed
by the enthusiasm OF youth We admire and
even envy the ove-howing vitality OF the healthy
Cir. But when the ontpourng OF this cnthuS-
iasm and vitality becomes iorge,tal OF the feel
ings and opinions OF others, the line between
Sood manners and bad is crossed. Young wo.
men who are fond OF outdoor sports. who can
10 as well men numerous things that, in the
past, men alone did, and women who are sue
cessiully competing with men in the business;
Of the professional world, sxult in the power
and freedom which their mothers did not have
This is excellent. but the.e progressive woa,nn
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TonnOrroW'S SerVlceJ
Methodist Episcopal.

Elm Park Church-Prayer and praise service al
! go, preaching at 1886 ,. m. by tho pastor.
| G. NJ Giftn, D. D.; at Il ~. short Blb1e
s,udy ~ Sunday school room; Sunday school At
! > and Epworth League at $50 p. M; Al '."o
anniversary of the Bible society; address by
! Rev. Dr. Knox. oi New York city. secretary ot
the American Bible society. At rhe niiss,oh'
1919 Pine street, Sunday school az 0 q. M; Ep-
| worth League at 80 D. m.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church--John Is.
| Sweet, d. d.. pastor. Fourth quarterly ineet'
! ing services Love Feast at .: sacremcntal SER
| vice, Holy Communion, ut 1890; Sunday school
| at IL; Junior Epworth league at 80; Young
Mems meeting at 4; Epworth league AZ $50;
| preaching service al $50. Sermon by Rev.
Austin Griffin, d. D., presiding elder OF Wyon'
Ing district. All seats free. cordial vel.
come 10 all.
Asbury Methods. Episcopa! Cmnrh. corner
Monsey avenue and Delaware streCt-RcN. W. q.
| Simpson, D. D., pastor. Devotional meeting Of
| the Brotherhood Of 81. Paul at $50 q. III:
! preaching at 1870 o. m; subject, Gods REM.
edy for Moral inddcirn,e and lndecisi"n;" sun
| day school at 30 p. m.; at $50 an address Tn
ycnug people and meinbers Of the Sunday school
by Rev. John foy, d. D.. general secretary of
the American Bibl, society; Epworth league at
d3O p. M. preaching al 7.3o p. IN ; subject. -
Vital Question for the Times" Prayer meeting,
Wednesday, at 7.90 p. m. business meeting Of
the brotherhood of st. Paul, on the second and
fourth Tuesdays Of each month, at 530 p. w.
Seats free and all are welcome.
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Chutch--c.
G. Lyman, pastor Love feast, a.i5 a. M, fol.
lowed by communion service and preaching;
Sunday school, IL IS; G.. Il. CLARK, superintanI-
ent Junior league, $50, Mrs ". c. williani3,
superintendent; Epworth league, $40 p. m.;
preaching and reception of members, 80. u.
l.. Austin griffin. D. D., is 10 be- with us Wed.
rrsday evening, $50; he will preach and hold IN.
fourth Quarterly conference. Seats ire. Every.
body is Welcome
yInn,rton Street Methodist rpis1opll ohlr,i,-
Rcy. Jorcs Bcnn,nr.r nas,or Services on sun.
doy os follows. Low. fcas, n, m. ,ocen,inp ~
rlchatoners. baptism and the Lords sumner Al
10. 30. Sunday school at . n m l. n RundIc
superintendent; Junior league at Q D. M: Sen.
ior league AT $50 leader n n stone. ev,,in,
rrcachinr service ot IA s,hiect =, sc,-,,',,,
''ScI, inniction'' Revival seryic, in tbe r,.n.
ir. , ,,r,oo,,o A., ,r "
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Presbyterian.

firSt Presbyterian church-Scrvic,s. IugD A,
m, $50 p. M Dr Mcleod will preach.
Christ Science. Ancient and Modern" will he
the subject OF his evening discourse. lie will
answer this question: Docs true Christian Sci.
ence teach that there is no such thing AZ sin.
or pain, or sickness, or dcathY Strangers wei.
come.
Inc Second Presbyterian clnch--Services, n. 80
q. M. and f.so n. m Dr Robinson will preach
IN the morning, and in the evening the Young
Womens Christian association will hold a ser.
vice at which the Rev. Dr. A. I. Pierson, OF
New York, will preach. A cordial invitation 70
all.
"rtcn Ridge Presbyterian Church--Rev. I. T.
Lansing. pastor: Roy. l.. II. Foster, assistant
AZ 1870 and 1.30, services OF worship with
sermons by the pastor; i2. Bible school; ESQ,
christian Endeavor. The pastor, recovered from
recent illness. will conduct services both morn.
ing and evening All NJ. welcome
providence Presbyterian church-The annual
meeting oi the County Bible society will be helj
IA the church at l0.sO O'Clock. Rev Dr Fox ~
New York city. will preach the sermon The
North Main Avenue Baptist church will unite
with the Presbyterian churcfl IN its service Sun.
day school at noon; Endeavor meeting at $50;
evening service, with sermon BY Dr. Guild. at
7.So o'cloci.
sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church. CorncI
sumner avenue and Price street; preaching at
lnSo a. M. and p N, by Rev Frank J. Mil.
man; Sunday school. p. M; Mr. Bez Brown,
superintendent; EndcIyor society at y. in.
band Of Hope meetings. Tuesday and Friday o..
ehines' 7.8o O'Clock; prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening, Ii5 o'clock Welcome TO all.
Washburn Street Presbyterian churoh-Rrv.
John p. Moffat, y. D.. pastor. Services at 1880
and $50 p. M; Bible school at II m.: G. l..
Young People at $50 p. M: prayer meeting.
wednesday, $50 p. IN. The pastor will preach
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Religious....

Avenue church In the morning at 1890
and at the Second Presbyterian church
In the evening at 13o.
The annual report Of the state Young
Women's Christian associations Is pub
lished and Is a very neat pamphlet,
giving annual report of officers and
statistics of associations, etc. The
Scranton members of the state execu-
tive committee are Mrs. l.. NJ. Gates.
chairman: Mrs. II. NJ. Boies, vice.
chairman; Mrs. w. W. Lathrope, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. NJ. +. Kays.
corresponding secretary; Mrs II. !.
Carr, treasurer. Mrs. Il. J. Matthews,
Mrs. J. a. Robertson and Mrs. G. F.
Reynolds.
A very pretty prayer calendar has
been issued by the state Young wo-
mems Christian association. with a
text for every day in the year. and
subjects OF prayer for each month.
which include all the associations of
the state and the American and
worlds committee and secretaries also.
Miss Selby, the state secretary OF
the Young Women's Christian associa-
tion, has visited fourteen associations
since Christmas, and letters received
from them tell of helpful visits. Among
others she visited West Chester and
Millersville Normal school. where some
Scranton girls are attending school.
Invitations have been received by
some ladies of our society to n draw
ing room conference and reception at
the New Century club. in philadelphia,
Thursday, February {. The speakers
on the occasion are Rev. Charles Wood,
ID. D.. Rev. G. r. Erdman and Miss
Efile X. Price. The committee having
it in charge comprise representative
women of Philadelphia. Mrs. Boies
and Mrs. Gates, of this city, have been
asked to assist Miss Taylor and Miss
Price and the committee in receiving
the guests.
There will be no gospel service at
the rooms of the Young Womens
Christian association Sunday after
noon, as all the young women of the
city will unite in the gospel service at
the Penn Avenue Baptist church N.
3.i5. when the Rev. Arthur 7. Pierson,
n. D., will address the meeting.
Rev. a. Il. Pierson. d. D., Will de-
liver an address at the meeting of the
Baptist pastors conference in the
Penn Avenue Baptist church Monday
at 1890 a. nj. al pastors and Chris
tian workers are cordially invited.
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Reformed EniSconai.

Grace Reformed Episcopal church. Wyoinins
avenue, below Mulberry street--Rev. George l..
Alrch. pastor. Prayer and praise service, $50
q. n,.; divine worship, 1880 a. NJ. and 1.so p.
III. Preaching hy the pastor, morning, "Thou
shalt not stcal,' EX., AS;B; evening. Gods
Purpose" Eph., i:o Sabbath school. Il m. !.
T.. =. c. t., GGO r. ~. Lesson study. We'd.
ncsday. s.3J r. IN. PRAYER meeting same evening
at e. Seats free. Nj welcome.
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EvanGelicsl Lutheran.

Craze Englisl, Lutheran Church General Syn.
ot), corner Madison avenue and Mulberry street
Rev. Luther Hess waring, pastor. o.ao q. M.
Sunday school; 1o3o a. M, divine worship; sub.
iect of sermon, "1he Sincerity Simplicity aud
Humility Of Jesus Christ" 5.i5 r. in., Young
Peoples Society oi Christian Endeavor. with
open Gospel meeting subject, III Christ Should
Como Tomorrow The public h cordially in.
yited
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist church, Penn s,enue, he.
tween Spruce and Linden streets. Morning pray.
er in the lower temple at oiS. At 1880,
preaching by Rev Arthur 7. Pierson, d. n, Of
Brooklyn, y. Y. Sunday school at Penn Avenue
church at O'Clock and at the Amernan mission
at $50 p m. special eyangelistc service will
be held In the auditorium oi the church at S.ls
p m, conducted by Rev. DR.. pierson. This Is a
union service and everybody will be cordially
welcomed, AZ $40, Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor; 1,G0, sermon by the pastor,
Rev. Robert Y. Y. Pierce, u. D., topic. 'The
Greatest Thing in the World; baptism; briei
aitcr'meeting. The mid'wcek prayer meeting on
"wednesday evening will be from 7.so to o'clock,
the adjournment at an hour earlier TO give an
opportunity 10 attend Dr. Persons meeting in
the Second Presbyterian church.
First Baptist Church, South Main avenues.
Y. Mathews. pastor. The usual services nom.
ing and evening; ii,So a. N. and l.so p M.
basement Welsh Baptist church; SUNDAY, 80
p. m, Plymouth Church DR. Beddoe, sunerin.
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Episcopal.

saint inSe's raIi-h--Rev, Rogers lsr.e, a. D.,
rector; Rev. t. J. Iisughton, senior turate; Rev.
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AZ $50 tomorrow afternoon Rev. Ar
thur ]. Pierson, ID. D., Of New York,
wiz conduct an eyangelistlc service In
the Penn Avenue Baptist church un-
der the auspices of the Young women's
Christian association. The pastors
and Christian workers OF all the
churches OF the city and the public
generally are cordially invited to at
tend and participate in this meeting.
pr. Pierson will preach at the Penn
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Rev. ]. II. Sweet, d. D., pastor of the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
VIII address the family meeting at the
Railroad Young Mems Christian asso-
ciation Sunday afternoon at 3.45. The
railroad people always enjoy hearing
DR.. Sweet, and It is desired to have
the largest possible attendance. There
VIII also be testimony meeting.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

ToJ w. Reed and whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that have expended
during each of the years 1897. 1893 and 1890 one
hundred dollars in labor and improvements
upon each the Alaska. the Alaska No and the
ALASKA No. lode mining inns. situate IN the
Spring Creek Mining District, County of Gun.
nison, State of Colorado. in order to hold said
claims under the Revised Statutes of the United
States and the amendment thereto approved
January %. 1870, concerning annual labor upon
mining claims, being the amount required to
hold said claims for the period ending on the
Slst day of Decent Der, A. D. 1900. And II. within
ninety days from the personal service of this
notice. or within ninety days after the publica-
tion thereof, you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion OF such expenditure, as q co
owner your interest in the said claims will be-
come the property of the subscriber, your CO
owner, who has made the required expenditure
by the terms of said section. .
HENRY l.. POWERS.
First pub July 30, 1901. Last pub Oct 70. 1901
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08
y y y
a Typical South African Store.

o. R. Larson, of Bay Villa, Sun
days River, Cape Colony, conducts
a store typical of South Africa, at
which can be purchased anything
from the proverbial needle to an
anchor" This store is situated in
valley nine miles from the nearest
railway station and about twenty
five miles from the nearest town.
Mr.. Larson says: Il am favored
with the custom of farmers within
a radius of thirty miles, to many of
whom 1 have supplied Chamber
lain S remedies. All testify to their
value in household where a doc
tors advice is almost out of the
question. Within one mile of
my store the population is perhaps
sixty. OF these, within the past
twelve months, no less than four
teen have been absolutely cured by
Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
This must surely be e record.
For sale by all druggists.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08


The more thought that is given
the subject of county politics the
stronger the Republican ticket be-
comes in the minds of all sound
thinking people. To begin with,
the Republican convention exer-
cised excellent choice in the selec-
ton OF candidates, and placed be-
fore the voters the very best county
ticket ever presented for their suf-
frages. In addition, Republican
sentiment is steadily increasing in
Colorado. Recent events have sc
shaped the trend of matters of pub
lie moment that the people are de-
sirous, of emphasizing their ale
glance to the party of good, safe
and progressive government, the
party that represents blending OF
the principles of Lincoln, Garfielo
and Mckinley. This sentiment
will contribute largely toward Re
publican success in Gunnisor
county this fall.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08

The science of medicine scored
great triumph recently when a
boy was cured of lockjaw by the
application of anti-toxin. The dis
ease has always been held in terror
by all mankind, though its cause
has been somewhat in doubt until
lately. The common belief has
been that lockjaw is due to the
piecing of the flesh by rusty nail
or other corroded instrument, but
science has discovered that the dis
ease comes from a microbe which
emanates from the soil. While
this discovery does not render the
less deadly, the fact that
medical science has finally become
able to successfully combat it is
victory for humanity.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08

DIR. Mary Walker, the most fam
GUS of female cranks, says that the
state of New York, if it electrocutes
the assassin of President Mckinley,
is just as great a murderer as he is.
president Mckinley was a MUIR
derer because he killed the poor
Filipinos." DR.. Walker ought to
be given few minutes in an old
fashioned ducking stool.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08
Mining Application No. go, Min
eral Survey No. 1909.
United States Land Office,
Gunnison, Colorado,

United States Land Office,
Gunnison, Colorado,
October 7, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that G. H Judd whose
postotiice is Crested Butte, Colorado has made
application for a patent for 1900 linear feet on
the Power Lode bea ring silver the same being
$50 feet S. PIE IS and 1850 feet N. 2lo IS E from
discovery shaft thereon, with surface ground
800 feet in width. situate in Elk Mountain Mining
District Gunnison County, State of Colorado
and described in the plat and field notes on file
in this office, as follows, viz
Power Lode.
Beginning at Cor. No: 1; whenee the N. w
Cor. Sec. 30, T. az S. r. IS W. 9Th p NJ. suspend
ed, bears N. GO u w: 151l0 feet. THENCE s. s. y,
t2 E. 900 feet to Cor. No. 2; thence 3 q ~ Is w w;
1900 feet to Cor. No. 81; thence N. 6se ~ W 800
feet to Cor, No. 4; thence N. 2l' 1s' L. 1900 feet
to Cor. No. 1. the place of beginning
Containing 1913 acres and forming portion
of the suspended Twp. IL s., Range s. W. OF the
9Th. principal meridian. Said location being
recorded in vol 139. page 375, of the Records OF
Gunnison Comfy, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants none known;
First pub Oct s, 1901, Last pub Dec 5, 1901.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08

So much life is being shown by
the Beers that England may yet
conclude that the arbitration
court is its most graceful way out.
Missouri people now favor the
erection of great Mckinley me-
mortal at the ST. Louis exposition.
Why not put it in Washington?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08

In tumultuous convention, held
in Gunnison last week, which the
News very generously described as
harmonious" "the Democrats plac-
ed the following county ticket in
nomination.: Commissioner, Jas.
Custer, of Pitkin; clerk, John Z.
Brothers, of Gunnison; treasurer,
w. G. Miller, of Marble; assessor,
P. j. Hurley, of Crested Butte
sheriff, Elmer Wiley, of Pitkin;
sup't. of schools, Miss Fannie Bur-
nett, of Gunnison; county judge,
Geo. Hetherington, of Gunnison
surveyor, VIM. Eckbert, of Pitkin
coroner, Henry F. Lake, ST., of
Gunnison. Avery portentous feat
ure of the affair was the absence of
nearly all of the old leaders of
Gunnison county Democracy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08
Leadville will hold a grand n

Leadville will hold a grand min
ers' rock drilling contest on Octo-
ber "a, 25 and 26, open to the
world. The purses are the largest
ever offered for a contest of this
character, and the committee is in
hopes that the best teams in the
mining camps of the west will par
ticipate. The carnival is held un-
der the auspices of the Elks, and
mine managers and business men
have subscribed literally.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08

Altogether, the festival held in
Denver last week fell far short of
containing as many interesting
features as usual, and everybody
was glad when it was over. Every
conceivable kind of "heecing" was
worked to the limit upon unwary
visitors. The small attendance
makes 1t doubtful if another will
be held soon.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08
Dressmakingl

Mrs. Herrick, Of Gunnison,
wishes to announce to the ladies of
Crested Butte that she has moved
her dressmaking parlors over Lati-
mer & Aliens store, where she will
be pleased to receive the patronage
of any who have no regular dress
maker. Dresses made for from $6
to SO. Tailor made suits $40 to
SIS. Mrs. HERKICK.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08
A Liberal Offer.

The'undersigned will give a free
sample of Chamberlain's Stomach
fnnSS q feHttDIe remeuy Ior uIsoTuers
of the stomach, biliousness or con-
stipation. This is new remedy
and good one. For sale by all
druggists.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08
Advertised Letter List.

Following IS the list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the
Crested Butte postoffice for the
week ending Oct. 6, 1901:
FOREIGN.
Johann Faljan
Fortunate Giovanni
Persons calling for letters on
this list will please say advertised
and oblige.
j. S. OLNEY, PM.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-08
Elk Mountains Dawn OF
Prosperity Seems Assured.
Hopeful Prediction Of the Pilot, Which Has
Survived Desolation and Desuetude of
the District, About to Be Realized.
DENVER PosT OcT. 6.

The Elk Mountain Pilot is one
of the earliest "reminiscences of
Gunnison county, now in its twen-
, ty-second volume. 1t has been reg
ularly published through brisk
and evil conditions, from the days
when civilization was planted in
the wilderness of the Elk Noun
tain range. None but those who
have survived such experiences can
properly measure the hardships
and vicissitudes of varying fortune
that are bound up in its files.
There is infinitely more than ap-
pears in its columns of type and
its round of current intelligence
that may never be told or printed.
After twenty-five solid years of
ceaseless devotion to the material
interests of that section, beginning
with rushing conglomeration of
prospectors, business men, lawyers,
scalawags, and the countless throng
of fortune seekers, good, bad and
indifferent gamblers, thieves and
all sorts turbulently intermin-
gled, when towns were built in a
week, new camps opened with
exalted hopes of glittering harvests,
mills and smelters, erected only to
discover when too late that they
were in no wise adapted to the ores
shafts sunk and tunnels driven, a
flood of political schemes inaugu-
rated, which in due course wrecked !
the credit of the county, with all \
the multifarious incidents follow
ing the craze which brought ,th4
numan tides together for Individual
gain, ending with gradual deser-
ton, disintegration, wholesale dis
tragedies and despair;
a long sleep of fifteen years when
only the shadows of what had been
marked the desolated settlements
in numberless crumbling edifices,
comes an awakening that promises
new and infinitely better revela-
tions than have gone before.
We have positive assurance now
from the Pilot and from many other
authenticated reports that the
foundations built by the primitive
architects have been rehabilitated
with enduring structures, which
signify permanent prosperity.
The weather beaten rubbish is be-
ing cleared away and new things are
replacing the old, which repre-
sented nothing better than signs of
blasted hopes. Last winter the
Pilot uttered a prediction that the
summer just closing would be the
most prosperous that the northern
division of Gunnison had expert
enced for many years, and the
prophecy has been measurably
fulfilled. Crested Butte and the
four contiguous mining districts
have been stimulated by consid-
cradle line of substantial improve
ments, which indicate steady
growth and the opening of treas
ures that will in due course bring
wealth to its people.