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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
BAR HARBOR.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
BAR HARBOR, Me-. August l. 1908.
A NOTED visitor to Bar Harbor this
~ week is Mrs. Philip H. Sheridan.
= who is the guest Of Mrs. Nicholas
Anderson of Washington, for an extended
visit. Mrs. Sheridan has been the recipe
ent Of much entertaining. Friday after
noon Mrs. J. L. Ketterlnus gave large
bridge party of eight tables in her honor,
some handsome prizes being awarded at
the close of play.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Nicholas An
derson entertained at dinner in honor
were Mrs. Miles B. Carpenter Mrs. Drap-
er, Mrs W. w. Seeley and Mrs. r. Hall
Mccormick.
Mrs. J. Frederick May of Washington.
here. celebrated her eightieth birthday
Monday at Strawberry Hill House. Mrs.
May. who is one of the pioneer cottagers
here, is a great favorite. and the remem-
brances OF the day were many.
Miss E. Marie Sinclair entertained a
party of friends aboard her yacht the
Aida, Friday the party visiting Bar Har-
Dor in the afternoon.
Among the entertainers of Wednesday
were Mrs. John r. Jackson and Miss
bridge party Of eight tables at the
Swimming club, followed by a small tea
The Mayflower. which has been passing
several days here, left Wednesday. On
Labor and Mrs. Oscar Straus and Admiral
aid Mrs. Adolph Mark. The Mayhower
Is making an inspection Of the lighthouse
system along the Atlantic coast. During
their stay here the distinguished guests
were the recipients Of much entertaining.
Monday evening they were guests at a
large dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Kennedy in their honor at Kenarden
Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy have
Kenarden Lodge Tuesday, August 4.
Mrs. r.. H. Towr. ,end of Washington,
will have as her guest at Elsinore dur
ing August Mrs. Rush Shipper Huidekoper
of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean.
who were married last Wednesday at
Denver, are expected here shortly to
spend the month Of August as the guests
of the sroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
r. Mclean.
Mrs Stirling of Washington, wife of
Admiral Yates Stirling. gave a large
bridge party at the Lyman house Thurs
day.
Tte committee in charge has announced
the annual water carnival at the SWIM
ming Club for August II. The list Of events
will include fitting with lances in canoes.
swimming and diving matches and fancy
races OF all sorts. 1t will conclude with
a swimming relay race between teams
from Bar Harbor and Northeast Harbor.
Miss Helen Patten Of Washington came
on Monday and will remain for the sea-
son at the Malvern.
Mrs H. 8. b. Beale and Walker Emmons
Blaine Of Augusta and Washington, came
Wednesday and are at the Belmont for
an extended stay.
Maj. and Mrs. McCauley of Washington,
have arrived for the season, and are at
the G. C.. Ladd cottage on High street
Miss r. s. Stevens Of WASHINGTON, Is
late arrival at the st. Sauveur
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Cost of Royal Visits.
From Tit-Bits.

In view of Mr.. Lloyd-George's proposal
to open fund for the entertainment OF
the nations guest it is interesting to
note that London in celebrating the re-
turn of the Prince of Wales from India
in 1876 spent on entertainment E29,S42.
while the city in 1867 expended f21.64I
in receiving the Sultan of Turkey. The
Car of Russia's entertainment in 1874
cost E11,61s. and Queen Victoria's visit
to st. Pauls Cathedral in 1872, to give
thanks for the recovery of the Prince Of
Wales, resulted in an expenditure by
the corporation of E10.609. Beside these
figures the E6.400 for the entertainment
of the German emperor in 1891 and the
average Of E1,500 spent on the great
civic entertainments to royalties visit
ing the city during the last few years
seen insignificant amounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
Rain Gods Worked Overtime
From the ChiIocco Indian School Journal.

For sale cheap-We have q line Of dis
reputable Indian rain gods Of whom we
are tired. They are cut from SO cents
to IS cents. They have caused it to rain
every twenty-four hours for two months
past, and il we can't sell them we shall
dump them in the lagoon. 1t is our
purpose to give them all the water they
want.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
Visit The Star Resort Bureau
Main Office

Booklets and full information
about summer hotels, railroad
time tables, steamship folders,
ETC., on file, copies of which may
be had for the asking.
The Star Resort Bureau is for
the convenience Of the public and
booklets may be had at any time
by calling at The Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
Lime Squash.

From the London Lancet.
Fiscal reasons apart. the line is an ex-
cellent and wholesome fruit. and It's seems
a pity that we do not hear as frequently
of Lime squash" as we do of Lemon
squash"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02

Mr.. Forney Donaldson will be the Of
fertory soloist this morning at the West
minister Memorial Presbyterian Church.
He will be heard In the selection, 1.-THE
Loving Shepherd" by Ambrose. Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02

Mr.. Edwin Hart. principal OF the Co
lumbia Conservatory Of Music, Is spend
ing the months of July and August at
EaGlesmere Pa
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Canon Springs and Baths

In the mountains. 100 miles due west ef Wash
ington. Nice place: good table; large company;
pleasant people For pamphlets. rates etc.. address
CHAS r. NELSON, Capon Springs, W. Va.
Ask Mr.. Foster 1888 Pa. ave. NV. je5-6Ot0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
THE MHURST,

Pennsylvania ave. near beach; unrestricted
ocean view: highest point In Atlantic City; open
surroundings: private baths; seventy two station
airy washstands, with hot and cold running
ter. I'm bedrooms: elevator to street level: ca
pacify. 200. iiotel electric coach meets trains.
Literature upon request. HENRY DARNELL.
je2S60t, 10
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HILL TOP HOUSE.

Harpers Ferry. W. Va: good table; comfortable
beds; grand mountain scenery. Try It this sea-
son. !. 3. LOVNIT.
myl6-tf
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.
WANTED-FOR THE MONTHS OF sEPTEM.
Der and October. II we'll suited. hoard for man
and wife on an electric car line running into
Georgetown: state location: references. Ad-
dress Box 1888, Station /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02

Elaborate preparations are being made
by the Washington Saengerbund for the
entertainment Of the members of the
Schubert Gesang Verein of New York,
who will visit Washington September ..
8 and & Arrangements are also well un-
der way for a German fair, or jahrmarkt,
which will be given later in the fall. the
financial returns to be donated to the fund
for the national saengerfest. which will
be held next year in New York. and at
which the Washington Saengerbund will
compete. Mr.. Henry Xander has been So
journing at Manhattan Beach, Long Is
land, but Is expected to return to the city
early in the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02

Mrs. r. NJ. Waldecker and her daugh-
ter. Miss Media Waldecker. promising
young pianist. left last Thursday for
Cumberland. Md. where they will re-
main until September =. They spent
some weeks In July In Herndon. Va, the
guests Of Mrs. r. Coleman, sister Of
Mrs. Waldecker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
COUNTRY BOARD.

HOWE C)MFORT-A FEW BOARDEkS WANT
ed: neasonah ME rates; 30 miles west Of Wash
instnn. Mrs. E. PARK WILLARD. knoxvillc,
Frederick county. Md. auS-eo.N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02

A local orchestra will be organized this
fall by Mr. Sol Minister, consisting Of
about forty musicians. They will begin
rehearsals about September 10. and will
be heard in a number of concerts. besides
series of Sunday night concerts, In
talent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
MARYLAND.

POTOMAC BEACH HOTEL. PINEY POINT,
Md.-one Of the prettiest and coolest resorts
along the lower Potomac 10 now open. with the
usual attrac tions: rates moderate. For terms
apply Mrs. NJ. A. GRAVES
iy3-7t.then tu. tn. Su. l3t
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
HI(0j71IEIl, HjR00y@)9@.

Ocean end South Carolina ave. between the
two piers. Best location. Center Of all attrac-
tions Elevator. Large. cool rooms en- SUITE
with private baths. Fine porches Orchestra. Gu
Jn,cify 400 Special. SO. $3.50. SIS. $l1.oe
weekly: Saturday to Monday, 81. 30. Booklet
auo-3Ot 10 W. T. SHAW.
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ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
NEW PRINCESS HOTEL

tFreproof. built Of brick. stone and steel. South
Carolina ave. and Beach Atlantic City. n. J.
Near piers and boardwalk attractions. Entirely
new. liberal management. Capacity. 400 guests.
100 rooms with bath. single. en- suite. Spacious
piazzas. Elevator to street. Excellent table.
White service. Orchestra. Terms: American plan.
Special season and family rates. ABSOLUTELY
THE FINEST HOTEL AND LOCATION FOR
THE PRICE. Write for new literature.
ty4-3Otl4 CHARLES E. COPE Prop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02

Mr.. W. J. Palmer. leader Of the Chorus
Club and precentor of the First Baptist
Church. is having a longer vacation than
falls to the lot of most choir directors
that is. two months, July and August.
The Chorus Club will give another series
Of five concerts this winter. assisted by
prominent local talent. Mr.. and MIS-.
Palmer will spend about three weeks at
various points on the Jersey coast. re-
turning to the city the latter part of Au-
gust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02

Miss Ethel Tozier graduate of the
Washington College of Music and a prom
Using young pianist. has gone to Newport.
where she will give several recitals and
later will spend some time in the Berk-
shire hills filling professional engage
ments. Miss Tozier will 60 abroad in the
spring to complete her preparation for a
professional career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02

Miss Amy Clement Leavitt is substitute
ing at the organ of the First Congrega-
tional Church for DIR. J. W. Bischof dur
ing his absence from the city. Last Sum-
day her opening voluntary was COM
and Jensen and her postlude. Batiste' s
Ofertoire In G. The quartet made Its
final appearance for the summer last Sun
day and was heard in the anthems. In
cline Thine Ear" Himmel. and Lift Up
Your Heads Hopkins. The ofiertcry solo.
Edna Scott Smith. contralto of the quar-
tet. Miss Smith will be the offertory So
loist next Sunday and the anthems will be
rendered by a large chorus, under the d.
rection of Miss Leavitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02

The choir Of the Ninth Street Christian
Church sang for the last time this season
last Sunday evening, giving a special
program. under the direction of Mr..
Joseph O. Harrison. as follows: Anthem.
.Savior. When Night Involve the Skies
(Shelley). solo by Mr.. E. H. Jones: an
them, 1.-THE Day Is Past and Over
Marks: soprano solo. IF With All
Your Hearts," from Elijah Men
delssohn), Miss Bessie NJ. Harrison: an
them, 20 Be Joyful (Holden): bass solo.
"Recessionar' (de Koven), Mr.. B. A..
Lineback.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-19
90 Oranfere.
Gn 9GrerinSes Griarinscr.

"Wine genner faIber mig "Po.
Itum-g r9oifanten"," ifriper en- S9-
rerinbe i Iinneiota, "forbi ieg pre-.
oifer Goihims sooe ggenifaber oper.
oft bpor ieg forbes, % bar pGret ct
8ebifab til at frigisre mango Slaper
al aaffefieoelen.
Get er mig IieegpIbigt, bpao De
faIoer mig, iaaI9nge ieg fan biGlpe
andre at ie. bpao De taber peb at
boIbe iia til aaiie, % IGre Dem at
Itprfe fine Ierper. flare fin Sierne
% iaa goo SeIbreo peo at BRUCE 20.
Itum.
Som SfoIepige brat leg Safe %
bapbe aniaIo Of Sfi9lpen % glen.
nemgif Sortir al nerusS GitrGftelie,
bpiIfet oct tog mig ire gar at oper.
tonlnle.
Spin Wober forisste at faa mig
til at briffe Yoitum, men ieg troeoe
aafie gap mig Stprfe. Chen CLEO
ben, % oa ies blep eiit iauot leg, al
baabe min Monb % iee bar auiie.
oranfere, % leg bar altio ipmpotbi.
ieret meb en- Granfer, Der ioriseer of
ail9aqe 8anen.
IS rem SortpiIeIie fisbte ies tiIiioit
Ell Iafte Yoihim, iuIste Sorfriften
meb aoanins, ierpereoe ben meo goo
SIsoe os ipurste iua min TanS bpor'
Ieoes ban Iifte aaifeen.
"gi brat ire Stopper bper, % oct
eiterloo en- ianS Sslelie al Silfreos.
beb. Dor 8eform bar poret | Here
gor, % oil peobIipe iaa lpnee pi
leper, tbi ben bar fcripnet os -
3erperne er fire, @ppetiteu goo;
Sspnen iunb % fpririiferoe."
Ger err en- @rimb." Nobuet op.
aioeS peb Ro1tim 20, Sottle Sreef,
Iih. 9ns "Sbe @caN to @elpiae"
/ bper Yaffe.
NosenEube Irif pp%cnitaaenoe Srep?
st MT pil fprefcmme fra Sib til an'
ben. Dc or Gete, iamoe % iuloe al
Sutsrssir ior TeunsifebeSeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-19
griier "gaanrctauia1. Mr.

Eriirr "Yaanrctania1. Mr. Ga.
ruieI llntermper, ben befienote 90.
pofot | @al Street. Hetp yorf, an.
Tom forIeoen til 2onoon efter en-
Neiie oper Sopet meo @undrboompe.
rem "Mniretanin". Roa doranIeo.
ming al Orr. llntermper bapoe Sfi-
bets Vasinserer paa fsrite Slabs peb.
taget Ell ReioIntion, Der | bsie Orb
priier bette Sfib og befIager, at Der
bar pGret giort 5orisg paa at faa bet
til at ie no. iom ON Sfibet paa
@runo at gibrotion bar nbebaseIist
at reiie meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-19
Oar Shakespeare Juriit?

Der er icm befjenot nogle @ar al
Sbafeipeares Gin, Tom man life fien.
Der noget pioere til; bet err aarene
fra 1878, ba ban forIoo 2atimffolen
! Stratforb, % til 1856, oa ban Hog
iie neo / 9ouoon.
Der bar p9ret fremiat forifieIlige
Sppotbeier ON, bpob Den unge Sba.
fcipeare tog fig til oiSie aar; Ell
snmmel, upaalioeIis arsnife bar bill.
let bloc, at ban bar Slasteripenb, %
at ban bolot LANCE, periiicereoe Ia.
Ter, fer ban Hog en- aaln eler ell
Stub for Bonben. Den Siitorie er
Ger imiolertio ineen, Der tror paa;
mere %ianoipnlig lpber Den 8eretning,
ser fortRaer, at ban / oen Sio bialp
fin Saoer | bans 6orretning, og bet
er ba ogiaa Den Spfatning, Der bar
iunoet De ileite 5ilbnngere.
Gnglpnoeren @iaiam Comes
Mnibton bar imibIertib alerebe for
l9ngere 3io iioen giort opmRrfiom
taa, of Sbafeipeure | fine 8erfer
rfber ct p~aufalbenoe nsie Sienoifub
life blot til enaeIif Sob | al almin.
oeligbeo, men til retsliee 6orboIo |
oct belle taget, og mon bar oeraf ora.
Get ben Slutning. at Sbafeipeare en-
lib lang ma babe bopt aniattelie
hos en- Sagfsrer.
Wan bar olereoe peo at ilaa iig til
Ro meo benne @ntoaelie ba man
tlep eiort opmGrfiom paa, at oeiaa
andre af iarunte Sios 0igtere, I.
Gr. Ben Sonion, bapbe ct life ube.
tpoeIigt 8etsfienoifab.
0u bar %. g. Guibton imiolertio
otter nogioet en- BOG ont Spergs.
nioalet; Den beber "Sbafeipeare le.
gal marims", og ban mener | Den
at babe gobtgiort, at Sbateipeare
pirfelig en- Sib bar befipftiget fig
meo Snra. enoogiaa ret inoeaoenoe.
San citerer en- Wpngbe Steber |
Sbafeipeares @erfer, buor ben latin.
tie 9optert er Iigefrem coeriat, oe
ban mener, of benne merfeliee Sper.
e~nsitemmelie life fan forflares peo
en- rent perionlig Suteresie for Su.
rispruoenien; ban bepoer, at Sbafe'
ipeare maa bope eiet De paasialben'
De iurioiife Bigger og ituoeret benz
erunbist. Men 90 oi fienber belle
Sbafeipeares eprige 2ip % life peo
Of at ban | ben Sib gap iie al meb
iurioiife Stuoier, ligger, efter bpao
8uibton mener, Inlet narmere emo
at ontage, at ban - tbeoretiif eQer
praftiif eIer mnoife inareit baaoe
tbeoretiif og praftiif - bar bprfet
Snraen / be aar, fra bnilte hi ineen
Splpsninser bar ON bans Sip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-19
On PimmerIanos.
Original.

|o
nnoertioen | en- Iiben 8p isnbenfor
Malborg, ifriper en- Nano | "Noro-
ipa." gpen, bpis Gapn jeg Der bill
noelaoe, bar en flor Sanosbp meo en-
z q 8 itore @aaroe og en- Del Siiie.
Seq tom unber NIT Spbolo til at
.itifte @~efienbtifab meb en- Original,
iom leg Der bill faIoe Yeis. San bap-
be for | Sioen brepet en- Del Softer.
banbel. men bet Dor, for Der fonl
gane til Saoiunb, tbi meb oenne fom
Solf 10 lettere til gpen, END naar De,
ipm fr, ifuIoe fisre berino meo Seit
og gogn.
90 mart bpsseoes Der baaoe
grugsforening og a~isbmanbsforret.
ming peb Stationen. Sorretninsen
git oa tilbage for IeiS.
Wen peo bette Siosplinft bar Ieis
ogiad cper 70 Ior % bapoe tient iaa
mango Tenge, at ban NOT fitnbe ino.
title lin Sorretning. Get por ogiaa
narmeit for Sibsfororip, at ban peo.
blep meb lin Sanoel. gsrn bapoe
ban ingen al og at iibbe %. ie paa
Naren, "be &c Der insen 8laiier be-,
iaeoe ban. Waren bar bans Some.
On Dag fit iea BaalGa ON at saa
til 8eis efter YetroIeum, met Der
iom ieg ~forIanate Ole, faa ifiiIbe ieg
bere.
Seq fom inb aiennen oen itenpif.
feoe 6oritHe oa ino | 9utifen.
Oct bar en- efter Smit9noigbeoerne
temmelig flor Stite, men lapt til 2oi.
tet. llb til 8eien par ser TO imao
8inouer, bpori Der Itob blomitrenbe
8~ploenlafer. De imaa Gu6er bar
blanfe % @uIoet bpioifuret oa iano.
b%eltrset, man funoe itrar ie, at Ra.
rem bar Ell bpgtig o. proper Some,
ielp ON bun ogiaa bar gammel. s
Sisrnet lGngit fra 9sren itoo en-
rsbmalet 9rasfiite mteb MesiingIta.
ger paa, og ~inbenfor 9sren en- gi-
lPggeropn til bsire, til penitre ct
b%piofuret 9orb, bporpaa Der Itoo en-
IGgt % nogle Soooer.
Senne unber @inonet bar 8areIa.
aeret, Der beitoo at nogIe SGffe %
Boier meo Mei, Suffer o.. l.. liant en-
9unf meo 8etrole,im, ca. 90 Botter.
Ga ieg fom iitb, aabnebes 9sren
ino til neite Stue, og Reis piite i'm
breoe arop | 9sren.
"Spa ia 90 be- om9" ipurete
Ieis.
Seq piIbe 9ierne BABE nosen
Ole"
"Sfa De m9r Yetronulle Gae ON.
nor Tile Glle Niel faifieie2" ipurgte
geis.
Seq itibiebe, men iaebe. at oct
ifuIoe, p9re Petroleum.
$500 msi ia 90 ba2" ipiirgte ban.
Ser Softer" iparebe leg.
"SeiS Softer; nei, be 90 bpa, b4r
9 ba osie onn9, Der fla bar moi; DO
ia ipelAsies m9 trei2"
Seq fit mine ire Yotter TetroIeum
90 sit.
On anSen Gang fit iea Sop til at
gaa neb til Teis eiter Suffer. 0a
ieg bao ON Sutfer, ipurste Beis:
"Sfa De mar 3arin 9Ia Welus9"
San ingbe nenlis Meliis / Stebet
for NeIis. 90 oa ies piIbe BABE A
guno matte ieg nsies meo 2, tbi
Der Dor osiaa andre. Der ifitloe bape
noget.
Sagen par, at 8eis fun lit Sarer
biem en- Gang imelem, og iaa ifiiloe
De ilaa til, inotil 2eiIigbeoen boo JIG
til otter at faa 2aseret %foripnet.
Ser fortaIles mango anefooter ON
geis. Zen iioite, ies bsrte, bar onL
oa Maren SsSe. Waren bapoe en-
SiertefeiI, os en- BARN Sommroas,
oa bun beniebe Sanb peo aaen. ialot
bun ON paa geien os osoe al Sierte.
Iaa. geis bIep bentet, os on ban
loa Maren lisge oso paa Geiem iaeoe
ban iuae:
"Gc Or oa ~aaiserpaI be pGit Guos,
@aren baa ipeIt ma mo-"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-19
a.: "Spprfur after on bia eoent

H.: "SpOrfOr sifter on Dig esent.
Zig iffe?"
D.: "5or bet ferite, forbi ies Of.
ltpr a%pinoerne, men bopeoiageIig,
foroi Wgteifabet piIoe pirfe foritpr.
reroe pna NIT IiterGre arbei0e."
~: "Spa0 ifriper on oa?"
g.: observation-disclosures"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-19

The love OF money is the root of all
evil; and most men are ready TO eat
dirt while digging for the root.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-19

Men who talk most, usually mean
what they don't say.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-06-11
umvs received from our mines.
Timing Notes
mines.

1t is expected TINT work will be
started on the Eureka property So
soon as the snow is Off sufficiently
to get supplies to the mine. Work
was suspended last fall on account
cf the depression in the price Of
lead -siNer.
We note that John Hayes Ham
mond, tue most noted and highest
salaried mining expert in the world
is n possible candidate for the vice
presidential nomination, under the
republican auspices. Mr.. Ham
mond is reputed to be realizing n
salary of million dollars per year
rs consulting engineer for some of
the largest mine operators in the
world. l, is evident that the man
is not out for the office for the sake
Of the mon ~ in it but for the hon.
ors alone. Better stick to your cal
ling, we would say to any person
who is making one hundredth the
sum. N sntioned, than be drawn in
to the political cesspool with ire
parable loss of reputation.
Last month while in Colorado
Springs we met +. NJ Copper, orig
ional discoverer of the Luona nine
in the Brush creek district and
from which he took wagon load
of silver ore, much of which was
composed of nuggets of silver that
were 80 large it was impossible to
put them through q large Blake
crusher. They had to pick out the
big chunks of silver before the lot
could be sampled and natalie
assay made in order to determine
the true values of the ore. Cooper
has interested n company of Colo
RADIO Springs people who are to
come over with him this summer
when AN effort will DO made to re-
discover the former bonanza or To-
cate the vein from which it came
down the mountain, probably iu a
land or rock slide.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-06-11
Beautiful AlmOnt

During the season of 1908 the
well known fishing and hunting
resort at Almont, Ccrlorado., form.
erly conducted by Mr.. Vernon Da-
Wis, will be managed by Mr.. NJ. d.
Kemper.
Mr.. Kemper has wide expert
pnce as a caterer and a club house
superintendent. For some time he
was superintendent of the Lake
View shooting aad Fishing Club
at Lake View, Kansas. For the
past three years he has been stew
ard Of the boarding houses on the
Gunnlson Funnel, position re-
quiring large amount of energy
and close acquaiDtace with the
business of conducting boarding
house. At various times Mr.. Kem-
per has been connected as chef or
steward with some Of the best ho.
tells in the country.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-06-11

A hundred acres Of patented
mines including millsiir. Plenty
of water on the ground for milling
purposes. Also fine mining plant
consisting of two boilers. compress
or, hoist, mine pumps, etc.
Il good milling proposition where
there is a hundred thousand tons
of Concentrating ore on the dumps
and in sight in the mines. Only n
mill is necessary 10 render the
property profitable to operate.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-06-11

Notwithstanding the stringency
of the money make! and the fact
Of this being presidential election
year, indications at this tire lead
to the belief that more than usual
interest will be manifested iu min
ing operations here this season.
The Augusta, Forest Queen, Blain
Elk Mountain and keystone min.
IS, are already operating, while a
number of other properties, which
We are not at lioerty to mention at
this time, are arranging to start
later on in the season. We hive
more inquiry respecting mining
propositions that can be recomend-
ed, than for many seasons past.
Many of these are consequent on
the smelter talk for Crested Butte,
which we will state is not off yet
by any means, in fact we are wait
ing until such time that an exami.
nation of actual conditions may be
made by experts who will be sent
here to examine and report when
they sre notified to come.