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able man. - years personal reference. Is
experienced driver. thoroughly understands
horses. Address 9S6 Srni-h-St-, Rrooklyu-
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financial
The new ENGLAND GAS & COKE COMP ANY.
To the Holders First Per Cent BONDS OF
he New Gas Company:


Cent Q & act as committee
a ap rec
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WOULD LIKE a few hours work at night.
clerical or otherwise. between the hours
NJ q and II f. TIGHE, ., i6I Washington
ave
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MORTON TRUST
COMPANY
So NASSAU STREET.
Capital, SZ,uUU,uuu
Surplus 6 Undivided Profits 81 .5UU.uuu

Surplus s Undivided Profits 50 5UO,uOU
OFFICERS
LEVI p. MORTON. President
THOMAS r RYAN. Vice-President
JAMES X. CoRBIERE. I'd yice-Prcst
HIM FRANCIS Secretary
CHARLES A. CONANT, Treasurer
EUGENE f. yARET. Asst. Secretary
G. L. WILMERDING. Asst. Secretary
uR KERRY Trust Omcer
DIRECTORS;
.yobn Jacob Aston Joseph Larocque.
George II. Baker, D. o. Mills.
Edward j. Berwind. Levi p Morton.
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. McCurdy,
james B. Duke, W. u VaAnAn'
Henry N. Flagier. George foseer feaoooJs
r. G. Haven Samuel Rca,
Joseph c. Hendrix, Enhu Root,
.h,an 6 Hewitt Thomas f. Ryan,
y,ues y ,Jaryie, Jacob H. Schin,
Waiter s.. Johnston, John sloane
JuIIuard, william c. Whitney.
EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEEi
LEVI z. MORTON,
THOMAS f RYAN,
EDWARD J. BERNIND,
C. q HAVEN,
JOSEPH c. HENDRIX,
JAMES n. JARVIE.
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY.
JACOB II. SCHIFF,
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY.
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PORTER IS marr1edi porter o.
ANYTHING: reference Address BARLOW,
3G5 West 3Bth-St.
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BOOKS.
SLAUGHTER BOOK SALE.

COVERINGS BUDh SIUFE.
500 BROADWAY, NEAR I2TH-ST.
Everybody In New-York and for fifty
miles around kn'ws Lowering His store IS
the HEADQUARTERS for book lovers and book
buyers Special prices for books that can.
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States Encyclopedias on sale for song
Appleton s, Chambers's Britannica ana
Peoples. Books and libraries purchased
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PAINTING. PAPERING. ETC.

SAVE MONEY by having your work done
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alterations including carpenter. mason
work etc: satisfaction guaranteed; refer
ance5 furnished Tel / 9GiA 10Th.
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES--J0o secondhand
woos and iron working machines: fully
suar31taei: mach merry bouEAt and ex
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=. EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The tribune
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No l2l2 BROADWAY.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
aTTENTION!-Men wanted. cheap trip 70
principal European ports: 50 TO 81 10 kes
,,oi, 10 London. Liverpool, Glasgow, Huh
nv doing easy work. sls5 Tree transportation
nTocurea Apuly Steamship Orices. Gin
to,-s,. Or q wes:-s1, Ess-Yeyk
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Tutor II Columbia student a. tutor during
summer months; would travel, thoroughly
~s-able. satisfactory references furnished,
address " II. BOX :. Tribune pt7ce-
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RHEt MATISM.

SI-Cr-FaSSFULL and scientifically treated
nv CHARLES BOTGHTON, metaphy-
slcian ll2 West 10ath-st. Hours, Z to 8.
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DRESSMAkISG.
HORSEBACK RIDING.

81 LESSON. skirts free lady and
gentleman teachers: excellent horses.
CT4ARKE.S STABLES. 1871 and 1873 West
I2Sth-St
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LAWYERS.

YER.-HiEhest references. consilta-
ton free: family and business difficulties.
estates collections. Best results iiu Mas
sau St. room l4l3.
LAWYER COLLECTS legitimate business; no
Zee unless successful, consultation free.
RUFUS c MALTBY. 271 Broadway.
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financial Hlefiings.
UNITED STATES RUBBER CoMPAN

United STATES RJBBER COMPANY.
New Brunswick, y. J.. April 9th 1907 .
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of Stockholders OF
the UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPAN1 Tor me me
OF transaction or any
business which may properly brought before the meet
irg be a office of the Company IN New
Tr1inswick New Jersey. Tuesday. May 10Th 1907 at
IL o'clock
IRE transfer Books will close at II NJ on saturday
April 18th 1902 and reopen al 10 A NJ On wednesday
May 2fst, 1892,
f;y the Board OF Directors,
~ SAMUEL NORRIS, JR- Secretary
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GET YOUR PICTURES CLEANED.

1900 $500,
etchings eugravings cleaned frames fur
niture regiided reasonable SCUOEN. BIS
East 33d-st.
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Medium size. married. aged
%. thoroughly experienced with me
horses harness and carriages; competent
and careful driver. respectful. obiging nrst
class reference waEea $40 per month, with
rooms. Address JOHN SLATER. 253 West
333-st.
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YOUNG MAN 70. cultured. good appear
ance musical. as secretary, steuography
and accounts: willing 10 travel. read md
assist eentlema-t generally. ANDREWS.
100 East slst-st.
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LOST.

IlOST-Bnnkbook No. $50, gH1, S-ar.l%n' :
Bank for Savings. n and 10 wall St
New-York. Payment stopped and CanCcIla-
lion applied for. Please return To- bank.
LOST. -Bankbook No. 81. 9tit. Selmen' :
Bank for Savings ~ and &c Waist.
New-York Payment stopped and cancella-
ton applied for. Please return To bank.
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PORTER OF DRIVER young man.
eoI0rei with references. call or address
GEO. KANE. 81 Prescott Place. Rrn"'Slyu-
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FARMER Working American. can man
a.-4 n necessary experience ali branches.
machinery stock &c. married. small fam
nv. wife milk. poultry. butter. &c, refer
e1CeS. can BE- seea IN this city. At CAR
PENTER'S los 9th ave
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IAUNDRESS, with good experiences. wishes
tn take home family washing. fanneIs
and shir. waists done Up nicely Miss
MARY LCSCHER. 20 East 42d-st
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American. city reference and security,
Address A al Ogden-ave-- Jersey city
Heights. y.
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\ oiire of Summons.


SUPREME COURT, - Plaintiff desires as
- rlara Of trial the County o. The Farmers
Substituted Trustee OF the
VIII and Testament Of Charles
Plaintiff against Benedict A. Klein; John
Tckson individually Executor and Trustee of the
LAST i and Margaret T. Jackson. deceased
.IsreE Jackson; Lillian L. Bates; John J. Connor
tfcbasl Gounor Edward G. Byrnes; Alexander Forsythe
Eorsvthe. Mary Rourke Thomas Regan; Bella
Sahonev. George II. ThuTlby. George Sinner; Arthur
Emil CIasparini; Music: William Timmons
trrs,3ar,rk Allen Greene: Henry Meyer Joseph Snam-
MctireeVy George " Forshay3 Patrick
aIin John Farrell; Joseph COnsidfEs; Edward Boyce
I-aor1e Wolf; Edward Finn: Christopher tiutwe!ker
80 IIutwelter Fred .rick IutweIF er, Defendants
above named Defendants. and each Of
ttarn- Won are hereby summoned the com
and to serve copy Of your answer
~ ~ nainTs attorneys within twenty days after the
na ~ mis- summons exclusive or the day Of service
d in case Of your failure 10 appear or answer, Judgment
al L taken against you by default for the relief de-
nanded IN complaint. - 800
Dated New York January Z2ad lsuZ
0-' 49, TURNER, ROLSToN & KORAN,
Plaintiff once ana fos'olllce ADDRESS,
William Street New YORK, y i
To The defendant Lillian E Bates: The foregoing
mons is upon by publication pursuant to an
-1ar ~ the Hon Samuel Greenhaun Justice OF the
supreme Court OF OF New York dated the 18th
90 ~ March, 1902 filed with TIE complaint In the
Office OF the Clerk County OF New York, at the
County House. the county an S'h'e OF ne" YORK
Date. York March lStn. 1 49, ,ro-.~
TURNER, ROI4STON * KORAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. y William Street -HeW YORK N y
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w, WILLIAMS,
Steam Carpet Cleaning. 353 West 5+th-s.-
Telephone 366 Columbus. Relay!nS a
speciality. Established 1878.
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ABSORPTION HOME CURE.

AVOID THE KNIFE--Ws cure tumors;
ovarian diseases. fexious backache, pies.
nervousness: stop harsh treatment; when
all others fail write US: free sample; con-
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WORK WANTED.

BOOK KEEPER. accountant. office man
ager. twelve years experience. manu-
featuring and wholesale; thoroughly reliable
and fully competent. moderate salary. city
or elseW here, excellent references W. j.,
BOX TO- Tribune Office.
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GARDENER thoroughly expert
enc-d greenhouses. flowers. vegetables.
lawns shrubs: take charge Eeutisman's prt-
vate place; understands care Of horses; good
mixer: Just disengaged; late employer can
be seen; excellent reference Address p.
L. Tribune Office.
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VOTING MAN. 10 years. where he can ad-
vance himself. has knowledge Of book
keeping and office duties. J. STEVENS. :
East Ith-st.. Brooklyn.
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AsIn0LOGY AND PALNIISTRY.

CONSULT LADY LCCRETIA. late OF Ox-
ford-st-. London. direct descendant or
Lady Rookallah. England's most FAMOUS
future; strictly private; ladies. 81; gentle
men. 50. Satisfaction guaranteed; money
refunded. Private residence. 22s West ostn-
st. near Broadway.
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w, W3llHAMS e SON,
no w, 18TH ST. R I'll, S5ss
CARPET CLEANSING. Established 1870
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO
Cleans by compressed air. steam, hand or
OF floor. .55S Broadway. ~ East 4Sth-st-
COE & BRANDT. Tel. I32 3Sth-
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GROOM or SECOND 3IAN--One that thor
oughlv understands his business. good
wages Il slber single man. one that can
drive: Englishman. $50 and board: state
references and nationality Address
COACHNAN 97T NaiI-st-. Orange. y. J.
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ESGINEER.-Cie good machinist.
make all repairs: understands Corliss. ice
machinery. dyuamos. etc. city OF country.
HUGO WOLTERS. So East 4th-st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BARTHGl GME|'g
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2II East 42d-st First class dornestics are
supplied. also managing h0usekeepers, ma
irons. goyernesses. tutors. etc
A!-JACQUIN'S Gn2 9TH AVE-. Recon-
mends superior servants all ndtioualit!es,
cooks. mattresses. laundresseS. French, Ger
man maids. nurses, hgtl~rs, Wallets
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COACHNAN-By competent city driver
understands management If first class es
t1bIishment. as Jl- wears reference from
r,rese-t err,-l 1ver will certify Address l..
G.,S RI ave
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SOUTHERN COLORED MISSION ST.
West i25th-st-. telephone Ass a Har-
lem-Rev. Epp>. PROPRIETOR hesp aiTscr
from South . speciality
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MAID. &C.-BY a cOi0Ted girl lady
maid OF h0uSekeeper IN bachelor apart
meat. A p RlN II Tribune Uptown Of
hcs % RroatWaV
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


ilAlA-
NDANT.-By young rpanish-Auler1-
ran %. refined and neat appearing. hrst
class U.nman and correspondent; speaks
correct English. desires engagement with
81 invalid. capable OF taking full charge
as -cfnrani0n and secretary or attendant.
willing T. engage where good remuneration
a. ,fYered FOR first class service; exception
any good recommended tons Address
PANIsH-AM MEXICAN. Box 80. Tribune
Ofice
COok.-By middle aged man Of temperate
habits. long experience best references;
IN private family hospital. club MARCO,
l65 Fast 2Tth-st-
speaks English and French rather well,
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BUTLER English: best references; pres
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BUTLER and VALEI-By first class
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.1E West 2sth-st.
BT-TLER or SECOND MAN.-First class
reference. ALEXANDER. 14l last
32d-st
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q $50 LORNER. ais 4th-ave
branches. hotel club. family reference
COSS go West 37th-st
CaREThh EsR.-By middle aged AMERICAN.
for cururasr; best OF references. E,o4 ~
Pes: Jefferson Long Island.
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Male

Male.
SHIPPING CLERK-Perrnanert position
for young man who understands the bus
mess: reference and bond Address HARD
WARE Box %. Tribune Office.
INTELLIGENT BOY-16 20 II years OF
age. wholesale drygoods commission bust
ness. Address. in own handwriting giving
full particulars. G L. E.. Tribune Office
SALESMAN.-Wanted. young man. over
% good education and address. 10 ACT as
salesman. then as manager Call BALCH
BROS. co. 156 5th-ave-
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

ATHEIST, I05 WEST-NaWIy and hand
sOme1y furnished rooms. en- suite or
singiy large and small. all accommoda-
tons hot and cold water; quiet. pleasant
surroundings.
65TH-ST. 13S EAST-In strictly private
house. nicely furnished large room for
gentlemen only; references.
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SHIPPING CLERK--Chtna and glass
hacker. $40 bonus 10 person that will help
me obtain acceptable employment: recent
honorable discharge from army. good city
references. Address ADV e-f4 lSE-h luS
East gth-st.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
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HORIZONS ICE; CREAM is The standard
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i0th-ave
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FLORIST and GARDENER. -E.xrsrisneeIi
take casTse Of seasienaa's place, c.
g., Box 50, Tribune OsacA
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Miss Carmala Barroue and Mr.. Chas.
Welch were married last Wednesday
afternoon by Judge McGraw. The par
+ents were left in ignorance of the matter
until after the ceremony, and on hear
ing of it were very indignant on account
of the tender age OF tho young lady, she
being only fourteen. Sheriff Watson
was summoned from Gunnison. as the
father thought of beginning suitbut was
persuaded not to do SO. Father Dilly
performed the ceremony anew on Friday
according to the usages of the Catholic
Church and the affair was dropped.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Mrs. V. Z. Metzler received a telegram
last Wednesday morning calling her to
the bedside of her father, Maj. George
David Sowles who was i'll near Cripple
Creek, Colo. She left on the first train,
but arrived too late to see her father
alive as he died Wednesday evening and
she arrived on Thursday. Maj. Sowles
had been very WE'LL unusually so, in fact,
until taken very suddenly with apoplexy
and cerebral hemorrhage. He had ex-
pected to start for this place in few
days in order to spend the winter with
Mr.. Metzler's family. The deceased was
born in Alburgh, Vermont, Dec. 90 1889,
and would have been sixty.three years OF
age had he lived until the twentieth of
this month. He served his country dur
while home on furlough he was mar
ried to Elvia Mott. He returned and
served il, the army till the close of the
war when he was honorably discharged.
He had four daughters, two of whom
| died in infancy, and one at the age of
nine. In 1872 his wife died at the early
age of twenty seven, thus leaving Mrs.
Metzler the only surviving one of his fam
| ily Mai. Sowles came to Colorado in
1879 and has made his homo here since
that time. Mrs. Metzler arrived Friday
bringing the body with her, and the flu
neral was held from the Metzler residence
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev.
J. l.. Read OF the U. c. Church conduct
ed the services which we're es pecially i'm
pressive. Mrs. Metzler has the sympa-
thy of tie whole community in her be-
reavement.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

We are sorry to note the misfortune
ef former resident OF our town. The
store of Morris Click in Durango was
discovered to be on fire at ten o'clock on
Sunday night. The flames were quickly
extinguished but the loss was $4,000,
and the insurance, $1,000. Mr. Click
thinks that the fire was ofincendiary or
igin as the back door was broken open
and garments scattered about outside.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

At regular communication of Crested
Butte Lodge No. So. A f. & A. M. held
last Tuesday evening the following off
GERS, elected and appointed, were Install
ed for the ensuing Masonic year: III. E.
Roth, w. M; G. W. Thompson, S, W.;
George McWilliams, j. W.; l.. Click,
Treasurer;F E. Songer, Secretary; James
Harris, S. D.; Henry Funder, j. D.;
John Arnott, s. S.; j. H. Tingley, j. s.;
s. c. Mosher, Tyler; w. V. Van Ostern,
Chaplain.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09
d. 6. K. q. Excursion Rates.

For the Holidays the Denver & Rio
Grande System will make rate of one
fare for the round trip between all points
in Colorado. Tickets on sale December
"a, %, 81 and January l, good to return
until January 2, 1903.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09
FlOreSta Items.

Floresta Correspondence.
Mrs Thos Mclaughlin is making an
extended visit in Starkville and Victor.
MIR. and Mrs G.. d. Gallante left Flor
esta last Friday. Mr.. Gallante who has
occupied the position of clerk for the G.
f. & l. Co. at Floresta, has been trans
ferred TO Berwin. j. II. Tingley formerly
of Anthracite, now fills Mr.. Gallante's
place.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Shaw Bros. and Dan Phelps have ceas-
foot contract on the Rustler property in
Rustler gulch and will complete the
same in the spring. They anticipate Sc
curing a contract to drive the Copper
Creek tunnel during the winter. The
latter property is easily accessible and
will admit of operation in the winter as
well as in the summer.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Squire Anderson and Gus Larson have
recently completed the extension of the
tunnel on the Belveiw property dis
tance OF 16O-feet. Mr.. Anderson is now
in town while MIR. Larson has secured
employment at the Sylyanite for the win
Ter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Alfred Hauck has resigned his position
home soon. Robert Alexander now oc-
cupies the place made vacant by the res
ignation
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Upon the completion of Mr.. Davis
contract upon the Augusta tunnel, the
majority of the mining force resigned
and are now down town. Consequently
the management is now on the lookout
for new force of miners.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

The intermediate Endeavor Society
meet in the lecture room OF the church
each Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
All boys and girls between the ages of
twelve and sixteen are cordially vel
coined
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Mr.. Jos. Benson and his daughter,
row for England where they expect to
remain several months visiting relatives.
The PILOT will follow them.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

We will never buy your dry goods,
We don't like you any more,
You'll be sorry when you see us
Going to some other store.
You can't sell us any sweaters,
-Four in hand or other fad,
We will never trade at your store
IL you don't give us your ''ad."
Exchange
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Ross & Smith, the carpenters, are at
work erecting residence one lot east of
the U. G. Church for s. j. Martin. 1t
will contain four rooms.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Mrs. Agnes Kerr was called to Tercit
last week on account of the serious ill
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Fitzmaurice
who is wellknown in this place.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Mrs. Campion left Tor her home yester
day. Her daughter, Mrs. C. p. Wilson
is still improving in health, although
slowly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

F. X. Davis, has finished his con
tract of 1o00-feet at the Augusta tun.
uel He left for Cripple Creek Sun
lay.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

A. L. Taylor has returned from tie
gold belt and has reopened his barber
shop in the Schaefer building.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Harris last Thursday
night. All concerned are doing well.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Jake Goodwin left Friday for St Lou
S where he expects to speLd the remain
Ter of the winter. atl
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Jerry Madden came over from Gothic
and will spend the winter in
town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Mrs Stewart Rider spent several days
visiting in Crested Butte during the
past week. @ uFae -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Mrs. Mary Chestnut will leave for
Denver tomorrow. She will remain a
week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

The U. G. Sunday School are practic-
ing for cantata to be given in connec-
ton with the Christmas tree
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Mrs. S. j. Martin departed last week
for Los Angeles, Cal, for the benefit OF
her health. and also to visit relatives,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

Steve Perschbacher made flying Wis
it to Crested Butte yesterday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09
TUESDAY, DEC. 8, 1902.
Local News.

Belgian hares this week at Decker S
store building.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-12-09

j. j. Potter of Gunnison was on our
streets last Thursday.