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The evening world., 1903-01-30
bowling Games Tonight.

Morning Newspaper League TournAment-rhs
Journal, Bulletin and Tribune, AZ McLAughlins
alleys. Brooklyn. at 2 p, NJ,
Sock Exchange League TournAment-PoS 4
Flagg. II. Content a TO. and j. II, l~acquelln v
Co. at the White Elephant alleys.
New YORK League Tournament-Cnlumbla va.
Hyperion. al Amann a. Treiss's alleys.
Riverside League TournAmeHt-Ecl!pSs, North
New York and Audubon, al the Riverside alleys.
Manhattan borough Tournament-Hudson, Re-
form and clipper, az the Yorkvillo alleys,
United Bowling Clubs ournament-Sectlon l.
spartan W. Heinebund. at the white Elephant
alleys.
Match seriss--BunAio VS.. s~pArtAnS, At the
! white Elephant alleys. 3 p. NJ.
The evening world., 1903-01-30
BUFFALO BOWLERS
LOOK

The Buffalo bowlers who are now
playing a series with the Brooklyn men
on the Grand Central alleys IN Brook
Ign look like sure winners OF the state
CHAMPIONSHIP. Following their success
on Wednesday night, they trolnced
their Brooklyn rivals last night, They
won four games out OF seven games ana
thus their record stands ten victories
and fYe defeats In the two nights play,
Even the presence OF Johnny VOORHEES,
on the Brooklyn team could not stem
the tide OF defeat, lie bowled his usual
consistent game,
Eddie Gebhard used his loaded bal
again with good effect, and In only on,
o. me seven sames aIa ne leH dess INA
Was the highest Of the night. Thu
Scores;
EI.s asAs-Ars.lsA-wsl. 40, ysss.A
The evening world., 1903-01-30
PUGILISTIC GOSSIP.

"A match will probably be arranged
this afternoon between Tom Sharkey
and Jack Munroe, the heavyweight
fighter OF Butte. Mon, who recently
stayed tour rounds with Champion Jim
Jeffrles. Sharkey arrived In town last
night from French Lick Springs, and as
soon as he stepped off the train at the
Grand Central Depot he announced that
Ne and Munroe would be matched to-
day to fight before the club offering the
largest purse, sharkey looked in fine
condition as a result OF his trip to the
springs, and declared hat the training
he had done while away had put him
IN fine shape, Sharkcy says he Will
beson hand at 2 p. Nj. to-day ready to
cnnsummate the match.
Many Offers for Fight.
swhen asked by the writer when and
where the fight would take place, Shar-
hey said: 81 really don't know when the
contest will take place. nor do l are,
II IL up to Munroe and his manager to
name the date for the nght. l will be
ready to fght just as soon ms Munroe
IS. need only about four more week:
IN which TO get into perfect shape fol
the contest. One thing ! am sure Of
tiiaInmtes 7tlyYhile I was In Chicago
GsInsa sunIInersfeld and Charley cssig
toe night promoters OF that city, told m
tneylHould like to secure the contest
TRFX1saln they would pull, It. Off in Tat
tArSa1t's big building In their city, anC
t1tNt the bolt would attract an immens,
crowd Jack Hermann. Of the Inter
natb1nal A. c.. of Fort Erie, Is also viii
treeeo give us n purse TO fight for 81
you see We won't have to go begglni
fOr offers, / will accept any propos!tlnl
AunToe does. as | am anxious 10 get Ol
d match with him.
Moot and Mccoy 10 Neet.
Matchmaker Jack Hermann, Of the Internu
tionAll A. O.. Of Fort Erie. Can. he's mail
been succsssful In cllnchlng a match betwee
big IslIOwsL The principals in this battle VT
- vKid" Mccoy and Jack Root the llgl
heeFy-Wslght fighter. Of Chicago, Root has az
cepfed the s. 200 purse offered. and Mccoy hl
4iFse his acceptance They Nh meet In
fys7 fssen the privilege Of splitting The none
~ whatever way they see nt Mccoy Is tralnin
~ pIesent at Muidoou's Farm and Root Will d
. his work Al a gymnasium In Chicago,
thsynslSi and Gardner.
fAnothsr importan: match that has Just hoe
IQiiAbtd beinsen big fellows Ia one Of b
1ttesarp bstvssn Joe c~hoynski, who recent
llpchsa out Peter Mahsr in two rounds. Al
" Ibsal, Mass, who Is hghting 10 great for
- present Thsy have signed articles OF sgre
Z. sweat 70 boa six ROUNDS IN fhilAdelphib FEB,
~ %. pgF cent, Of the gross roceipia.
4Iecoy Takes ON winner.
clefpskl and 'fkid' Mccoy we're to have be-
Az ,lrlneiaalp IN this contest. but Mccoy laid
.|IID ike 20 have smother week In which
III lrto SHAPE before meeting chOynHhl. Gar
Va ttheu uigned Instead. Mccoy Will
.|||fa q msot tho winner. however, Feb, /
||||41o WoH't Oct Fight Now.
NJ NtAts ! matss will probabI be arrans
~ Fern Aeopysu and Ben Jordan. I
flstbeg-p eirht champion. Natehmal
n ~ National sporting Club
4||| 4o1llIe1a call on all hegpiatie
||N4t N1Ht hptrrln r4ld' Layiul
..|II| N||II| 4bauQIon " The goIlQ, 4
The evening world., 1903-01-30
BunslO-osShard. 22i; FO,sr.

1855. Total, 36l. Bunalo-oeShard. 22i; Fo,sr.
lSg. Total, 40.
second Gamc-Brooklyn-wol,. 236; VOORHEES,,
1874, Total, $50. Dgnalo-Gebhard. 217; FoSer.
20S, Total, Az.
Third Game -BroNklyn-Wolf 2Ge; VOORHEES,,
237. Total. 439. Bunalo-GebhArd. 1885, Foser.
1856, Total, as
Fourth Game-Brookiyn-wolt $50; VOORHEES,,
?02. Total, $50. Buralo-GebhArd, 2i7; Fossr.
2l2. Total, ijg,
Firm Game-Drooklyn-NoN, DO; VOORHEES,
SO, Total, Az, Dunalo-G SbhATd, 23e; Foser.
2l2, Total, 4ii.
slxta Game -Brooklyn-won. III voorhel,
Ia. Total. 35i. ~BunGlo-Gebhard. 80: Foser.
100. Total. 3S2.
seventh Gams-Brooklyn-wolf 242; VOORHEES,
2J2. Total. 40. Bunalo-GeAhl ard. PIG; Poser
$50, Total. 900.
The evening world., 1903-01-30
britt VIII Fight uCorbett.n

Jimmy Britt, the light weight champion Of
California. and Young Corbett' will probably be
as the latter arrives in San Francisco. Britt
has consented to fight 'Corbett' at the terms
which the feather-weight champion has namel-
l2S pounds. weigh In NJ 6 o'clock on the evening
OF the contest.
The evening world., 1903-01-30

We'd, Feb. -four own, Brooklyn.
We'd, Feb. "A. BENJAMIN, city.
We'd, Feb. d-Prospect, Bronx.
Thur, Feb. 5-Secor, Brooklyn.
Thur, Feb. 5-MutuaI, BrooIsI,n.
Thur, Feb. 5-iIalcyOn, Brooklyn.
Thur, Feb. b-AurOra, city.
Thur, Feb. 6-IrvingtOn, B'kIyn.
Thur, Feb. 5-CIinton, Brooklyn.
Fri. Feb. O-MystIc hose Conn
ell, city.
Fri, Feb. O-YounE Albion. city.
FRI, Feb. G-Acirenin, city.
Fri, Feb. 0-Tign, city.
Fri, Feb. G-Auditors, city.
Fri, Feb. O-Meteor, Hobukcn,
The evening world., 1903-01-30
THESE WOMEN ARE
GOOD BOWLERS.

The Ladies OF Liberty will probably be
the champions OF the Woman's League
when the tournament now on Is COM
pleted. They have rolled only four OF
the twenty games Il Il scheduled 70 play.
hut already the psnRAat y ~eonslaaa -
The evening world., 1903-01-30

Mon, Feb. 2-Municipal, L.I.City.
Mon., Feb. 2-ENpansion, city.
Mon, Feb. 2-West End, Newark.
Mon., Feb. 2-HoIy Cross, city.
Mon, Feb. 2-Bunnio, city.
Mon, Feb. 2-vorwaertH, E'beth.
Tues, Feb. 3-Hudson, Yonkera.
Tues, Feb, 3-Yonkers, YOnk erH.
Tues, Feb. 3-H n I c 80 IA, White
stone, l.. i.
Tues, Feb. 3-Milford, brooklyn.
Tues, Feb. 3-Shelldrake, city.
Tues, Feb. 3-.Hour, Hoboken.
We'd, Feb. 4-Auld ClOOtie, Bronx.
We'd, Feb. 4-Hawthorne, Bronx.
We'd, Feb. 4-MyHtery,city.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02
Church and Society Directory.

q. G. Church, services every Sunday morning
and evening; intermediate C. E. Sunday after
noon; Senior c. K. Sunday evening. Prayer
meeting each Wednesday evening. Rev. J. L.
Read. Pastor.
St. Patrick's Catholic church. services every
drst and third Sunday of each month Rev.
Ff, Dilly Rector.
Crested Butte Lodge No. 50. A. r. d A. n.
meets overy Tuesday evening At Diels hall.
b. x. Roth, W. NJ, r. Z. sonssr, b
Elk Mountain Lodge No. s., 20. r. meets
every Thursday evening at Diers hall. J. u.
Jameson, N. g., @. l.. Miller, seey.
Snowy Ranss Lodxs No. =, K. Of p. meets
every Wednesday evening at X. Of p. hall.
7bos. Campbell, &. C., Jas. Harris, X. Of R. d 8.
Elk Mountain Camp No. TOO, woodmsn of the
World, Pacific Jurisdiction, meets every Friday
evening at K. OF P. hall. A. L. Taylor, c. c.,
". D. Allen, Clerk.
Rachel Rebskah Lodge No. ~, meet. every
Friday evening at Diel's hall. Hattie Lsmpkin,
n. g., Susie Miller, Sccy.
Silver Temple No. ., Rathbons Sisters, meets
every Tuesday evening at K. OF P. hall. Mae
Young, N. z. C., Mrs. r. Young. N. of X. 4 8.
Croatisn st. Mary's Society, No. .. meets sv-
cry third Sunday Of each month At Croatian
ball. Anton Fisher, Pres. Martin Kuretieh,
secy.
Croatian Sisters OF st. Mary, No. iss, meets
every second Sunday of each month at Croat.
IAN hall. Mrs. Mike Mufiich, Pros. Ars. Mike
kuftieh, secy.
Bon 0elacic Lodge, No. co., meets the .ath OF
Zach month at Croatian hall. Martin Shuti,
Pres, Anton versuh. secy.
Ss. Jossphs Society, No. IS. meets every third
4unday as LscAs Orchniek building. wm.
&Lolar, Pros, Martin Kraschowsts, Seey.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02

Pearson Magazine for June contains
two serial stories, Sir Henry Morgan
Buccaneer, and the Picaroons; A San
Francisco Nights Entertainment; A
historical sketch, The Story Of Oregoni
Tho Peril Of Norway, one Of the Under
ground History series; six bright special
articles-The Beetsugsr Industry, How
to Drive, Photographing from Balloon,
Jerome vs Crime, The Old South Work
and it's Founder, and Whore Women's
Clubs are Not; two clever short poems,
Resignation, and So Said the Moon, the
latter illustrated; two short stories, The
Division, and The Colonel's
Son; and short sketh Of A Honeymoon
Pilgrimage by young couple in rural
England. The number is fully illustrat-
ed, and has not dull page.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Now that the state has given us
a small appropriation for the ex-
tending of the wagon road down
Anthracite creek to the North Fork
valley We trust that our citizens
will chip in according to their abil-
ity and assist this enterprise. A
good road connecting Us with this
section should he appreciated as it
will be a benefit to everybody in
the county. A great many tourist
parties and hunting outfits will
come this way aud divide their time
in Gunnison and Delta counties.
They will certainly find this the
best county to spend their outings
in and will be with us each season
thereafter if we get them once. 1t
will also be a great convenience for
ourselves to be able to drive down
to the peach orchards and along
side Of the North Fork occasionally
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02
1900 FROM CHICAGO TO BOSTON
AND RETURN 1900

via Nickle Plate Road, account meeting
Of Christian Scientists, June 28th--
July lat. Tickets on sale June 25, 26
and q, with open return limit of June
2s. By depositing tickets with Joint
Agent in Boston on July l, 2, 8. or 4.
and payment Of fec OF 5Oc., extended
limit returning until August 1st may be
obtained. Stopover at Niagara Falls,
in either direction, without extra charge.
No excess faro charged on any Of our
trains. Three trains daily. Through
vestibuled sleeping-cars. American
Club Meals served in dining cars on
Nickle Plate Road; also meals 4 la carte.
Address Chas. E. johnson, District Pas
eenger Agent, 91I-Seventeenth ST.,
Denver, Colo. fer reservation of sleeping
car space and other information.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02
MINING APPLlCATION, No. To.
United States Land Office at
9unnison, Colorado


Nay I, i9Ua.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that John N.
Larson, Frederick B. Ostrom. 0ustavus Linder
and Lars Johan Olson, whose post office sd-
dress is A,psn, Colorado, have this day. fled
their applicat tiou for \ patent for 100 Linear
Lode. tii;o X. n. To- Z. and % r.. s. fos W ".
from Di.coysry Shaft on Last Hops Lods and
eoycry Shaft on Last Hope No. Lode, mine or
vsin) bearing silver; with surface ground for
iyins a and being In Fin Cup Mining District,
County Of Gunnisou, State of Colorado, and
known and designated BY tho field notes and off,
eial plat, on nls In this Office, Lot No. 1875 In
sc.Hendsd townships Y and IS s., Range ~ W.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. 1876
VA vaHRfATioN. II HtS IL East.
Last Hops Lode. Beginning at Corner No. 4,
Ehs9ss U. =; ! L: =. seti b Se.r' 3 3 e. a. ie ";
g 81 7: = r. s.s,. eos s. sss Z 4 = iis e
No. Lode this Sur, 1soD II. to Cor. No. & Thsoes
8. 70. T. 800 II. 70 Cor. No. 3. Thence n. 10. :.
800 It. 10 Cor. No. Z. Themes N. TO- W. - ~.
to beginning.
Last Hops No. Lode. BEGINNING at Cor. No.
Thence 8. 10 4. so II. to Cor. No. ). Themes
N To- L. 100 II. to Cor. No. 4. Thence N. s0s ".
soe r. r: to = S:s,nn!ns; q, ,t1.:
No known claims adjacAnt or asas.
Original Location Certificates Of record at
page 3sl OF Book 20 and page 81 of Book IS Of
tho public records OF said 0unnlsQn county.
Amended Location Cersinease Of Last HOPE
Lode of record at page 3os Of Book q Of said
Gunnison county records.
Ma. DEERINa,
First pub. May 5, 1903. Last pub. July I, 1903.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02

Gothic, Elko, Schofeld, Pittsburg,
Paradise basin, O-Be-Joyful and
Redwell basins, Sylvanite, Copper
Creek, Rustler Gulch,~ Maroon
mountains, Tennessee and Pearl
pass mines. There should be an
immense tonnage Of ore from these
combined localities new that there
is such good market for lead cop
ger aud zinc and the construction
of this short line cut OH to Buena
Vista or Salida would certainly see
thousands of tons moving out to
the Arkansas valley smelters over
this direct route which avoids the
Marshall pass climb and on this
account would cut the rate to less
than one-half of the present
freight charges TO Salida.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02

A recount Of the ballots took place 4
week ago yesterday, at the county court.
According to the recount. Mrs. Susie L.
Miller was elected to the clerkship by "
majority OF one and there was tie be-
tween the two candidates for mayor. As
is usual in such cases, slips wore arrang.
ed and the candidates drew lotn, Mr..
Shields drawing the blank thus leaving
tho ono marked mayor" for Mr.. Bowling.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02

An Informal banquet was given
Prot Arthur Lake Sstur day even
ing by leading Salids citizens-
The Professor has been examining
the geological conditions of that
locality with reference to their pro-
bable mineral resources. One of
the toasts given by him was that
Salida might become ss noted q
mineral producing center as she
was u railway center. This would
lead to the conclusion that the en-
inent professors Investigations had
decided his opinion as to the fut-
ure of the mining industries in that
vicinity and careful prospecting
and systematic Developments are
only required to succ-ssfuI results
The new smelter is not an expert
ment aud several hundred ton are
now being treated daily. Large
additional roasting furnaces are
under construction and q complete
refining plant is in contemplation
whereby all the metal and bullion
produced by this plant as also that
of the Leadville smelter may be
turned into pure metal at the Sa-
Ida works. A copper leaching
plant is also to be erected OF sufi-
cicnt proportions to treat the enor-
mous bodies of low grade copper
gold ore known to exist in the
mountains near Salida and How
ardville. We can but eulogixe the
spirit of enterprise shown by the
citizens of Salids aad shall hope to
see it resch over into Gunnison
county. The proposed broad
guage cut of line via Monarch,
Tin Cup and Taylor river to the
Crested Butte coking and anthra-
cite coal fields We trust will be q
realization at no distant day. The
vast mineral deposits of the Elk
mountain range would thus become
directly tributary to the Salida
smelt..zs and thus make this the
central point Of the Arkansas val
ley and Crested Butte the shipping
center of this whole mineral section
A combined tonnage of coke, coal
and ore should reach up into the
Thousands over the entire length OF
this proposed cut OF route and
would embrace the output OF the
Monarch, Tin Cup, Taylor and
Union parks, italian mountain,
Cement and Spring creek districts,
a. also that from the Elk mount
ain mines including Poverty dulch
Treasury mountain, Ruby district,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02

The undersigned, having boon appointed Ad-
ministrator Of tho Estate of Cartherine No.
State of Colorado, deceased, hereby gives no-
tics that he will appear before the County
In Gunnison, at the June FERN, on Monday the
e<h day Of July next, at which tine all persons
having elains against said Tssato arc notified
aud requested 70 attend for tho purpoep Of hav.
ing the same adjusted. All psfsons Indebted to
said Estate ars requested to mako innsdiate
payment 10 the undersi6uod.
Dated 1a&h day Of Nay H. l.. 1909.
b. &. Roth,
Administrator.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02
TIMBER LAND, ACT UNE 8, 1873.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office at)
0unnison, Colorado
Aau Q lQfI9 4

United States Land Office at)
,T.t.. .-a. 0unnison, Colorado}
D., May 2, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that in eompllane.
with the provisions of tho act of Congress of
June :. 1878, entitled IAN act for tho sale Of tim.
Der lands in the States Of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory" as extern
cd TO all tine Public Land States BY act Of Au.
gust I, 1892. John Risse, of Gunnison, county OF
Gunnison, State OF Colorado has this day fled
in this office his sworn statsment No. e. for the
purchase Of the N X of \ of Section No. IA in
Township No. II 9, Range No. 81 ", and will Of
fer proof to show that tho land sought is moro
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri-
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Receiver of
this Office at Gunnison, Colorado on Friday, the
10th day of July 1908.
He names witnesses:
Knoeland p. Irish, of aunnison, Colorado.
Charles Burnett, :. :. :.
Joseph r. Heinor, :. :. :.
Albert Madden, :. :. :.
Amy and all persons claiming adversely the
abovo-doseribed lands arc requested to hlo their
claims in this ofico on or before said 10th day
Of July 1908.
N. A. DEERING,
Register.
First pub. Nay 5, 1908. Last pub. July 7, 1908.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02

The following young people sur
mounted the difficulties and reached
the summit OF Crested Butte mountain
last Friday. Mrs G. Elfred, Misses,
Elizebeth Moyer, Stella Flood. Ethel
Benson, and Mr.. Will Wilson. One Of
tho party has written up the trip. but
owing to tho lack Of space will appear
next week. s" ea- -.ra
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02
TIMBER LAND. Act JUNE 3 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office at }
0unnison, Colorodo
Nay IL, l0U3. \


0unnison, Colorado
Nay IL, l9lS.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions oi the ae. Of Congress OF
June g. 1878, entitled AN act for the sale of tim
ber lands In the States Of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Warrington Territory" as sxtsnd-
cd to all the Public Land States BIZ act Of An.
gust I. 1897, Louis N. Font.ins, OF Gunnison,
county Of Gunnisot., State Of Colorado, has tiiis
day dled In this Office his sworn statensnt No.
q, for tn. pureha..e Of the shs EA and g H
= W Y of Section No. IL In Township No. II y,
Range No. 81 W 9Th P. n. and will offer proof
TO show that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish hi: claim to said md
before the Register and Receiver OF this Office
at Gunnison. Colorado, on Saturday, tho 18th
day of July 1905.
He names as witneaseH:
Knesland P. Irish, Of aunnison, Colorado.
Charles Burnett, :. =. :. Z,
Alexander n. Thomas Of :. :.
Harry w. Endner, :. -. =.
abovo-described lands are requested 70 Ole their
claims in this Office on or before said 18th day
Of July itso3.
II. A. DEERING,
Register.
First pub. May 10, 1909. Last pub. July II, 1913.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 2 1873.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office st }
9unnison, Colorado
nu~ ~ xon2

0unnison, Colorado
May ~, 1904
Notice Ia hereby given that In eomplissee
With the provisions Of the act Of Congress OF
juno 3. 1878, entitled AN act for tie salo f tim
DOR lands in the States OF California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory" as extend
Cd to all the Public Land States by act OF Au-
Sust I. 1892, Elmer W Hoyt, Of Gunnison, county
hled in this Office bis svoen statement No: p,
ios the purchase Of she 9sS \, W.
y, in Township No. las. Range No; 81 W, 9th
P. n, and will offer proof TO show that the land
sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purPosss, and to establish
his claim To said land before the Register and
Rocoiver Of this office at Gunnison, Colorado, on
Thursday, the 10Th day of July, 1908,
He names witnesses:
Harry W. Endner, of Gunnisou, Colorado.
Alexander n. Thomas =. :. :.
Valentine @. Brewer, :. E.
Louis N. Foutaine, =. :.
ANY aud all persons claiming Adversely the
above-described lands arc requested to nle their
claims in this Office on or before said S0th day
MA. DKERING,
Regisser.
First pub. Nay q, 1908. Last pub. July b, 1908
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02

1t has leaked out that a rlcn RoiO
6ud has been made in the vicinity
OF Badly mountain just over the
divide from Washington gulch on
the Rock creek side and in Para.
disc basin. It is said the gold oc-
cures in a vein of pyrite ore and
the assays show values running
from five dollars up to seven ounces
in gold per ton. We shall not be
surprised to learn that this is an
extension of the Washington gulch
gold belt as the formation appears
to be of similar character and the
veins more numerous and extensive
than on the opposite side where the
placer produced so much gold years
ago. In the days when this section
was first prospected, but little at
tention was given to gold values
excepting that found in placers or
occurred free in quartz and could be
obtained by pannins. The excite
ment was all over silver mines and
assays we're rarely made or called
fo, determining the gold in lode
mining locations made at that time.
If the ore did not pan gold, values
were not suppose to exist. The
Augusta mine was not supposed to
carry any appreciable gold values
and no tests were made outside of
lead and silver by the original pur-
chasers and it was not known un-
til long after the mine was bought
that the vein carried equal and bet
ter gold values than of any other
metal. 1t is fact that from Au-
gusta ore that assays better than a
hundred ounces in gold per ton
you cannot pan a single color.
1t would not surprise us to see
an old time stampede to this Sec
tion should 1t prove out that the
sulphide ore 30 plentifully found
in the many big veins in the por-
phyry and quartzite belts lying in
the vicinity of Elko are carry good
gold values which have been over
looked for these many years. In
the Gilpin, Blackhawk, and Gen.
trail City districts the bulk of the
gold now mined comes in purely
pyrite ore. The building of a py.
rite smelter at Crested Butte will
doubtless be a matter of interest
and should be taken up in the near
future by mine owners and others
who have mutual interest in this
locality. The ore supply will be
abundant and other conditions
favorably to the success of such an
enterprise.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02
Additional Local.

Ladies', remember We have cosy lit
tie psrlor for your exclusive use, when
you desire to patronize our soda fountain.
Ross & Son.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-02

r. ." Land Office at)
-a El-a-. M sr 0annison, CooradoS
May IL, 1903.
Motto. l, hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice of his intention
TO mako Anal proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
q, 1908, viz; Martin Rosenaan, Claimant By d.
=. No; go for the u ofsWN sWh Of u
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residsace upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
Louis Miller, Of Oversize, Colorado.
Joseph Sokacst, :.
Marcus Soda, :. Crested Butte, :.
N. A. DEERING,
Register.
First pub. May 49, 1908. Last pub. June s3, i9os