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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
8aHern.

sc ii den. - Gem IusbeIfer
i'm Observation-Disclosures So,
iepb Shorer ,puroe bel @eltern0ori
Elm am gabnforper geIesener Briigel
bon einem oorbcifabrenoen Glitter.
Suge nit ioIher @uht an Ben &opf
geitlIeuOert, ooB or fur5e 3eit 0aral,i
perItarb.
d. d. = Sier 9crietb ser
Wuiifer 4arl @~oueubader nit ocm
aopf 10 ungliidlib in cine Oumpi.
breibmai6ine. ooB ibm Der 8opf
6erquetlht murbe.
Bill. = Sn @ib[ bel SSSmnen.
itubt feierten Die YrioatierSebeIeute
Wtan5 bon ser Sdan6 in beItem
@obliein ibr soIoenes 9ot5eitSfeIt.
Sranfentbal. = 3iirjli6 bat
iib Die AZ Sabre aIte Charlotte Mat
tbeis aus 8a.tenbeim nit einem
Shl16termeiier Den SaIs 6urd.
ihnitten. Die llneliifIi6e binterlGBt
fieben &inoer.
9anbsbut. Mit 2an6ac.
rlhts p~r1lloent Gugen @brlid) odbier,
Der iest mad 40idbriger 9ienit,eit
ben Mbihieo genomnnen bat. id)eioet
Der GItelte 2anbgeri6tSprdjioent aus.
benz 9ienite.
Rurnberg, - @iniiterialrat6
sl6am Safen lit nad iaIt ~50.iabriger
iesenSreider Tbdtiefeit in Sen mobl.
neroieuten Giibeiton6 9etreten.
YIoieu. = Der ~18.iGbrige Gag.
Iobner 8ren6el aus Sberiees muroc4
als er in Den Sdndt ities. ser BORT
Sum 8raben BON @iiener5 errid)tet
pirb, ourh auSitromenbe Gruben.
aoie betpnbtlos. Der on HdnOc itc.
benoe Sbobtmeiiter Meer iiieg ibh
tad). Spater fpurOen beioc toOt oilf-
9efunben.
3oienheim. Ter 2ebrer
Seropbim 6eaerer feierta iein 25.
jGbriees Subildnm oils Sebrer bier.
Die bieiige 4lpenpereinsieftion err
nannte i'm fpegen ieiner 8erOienite
IN, Den MpiH;smus ~ ibrem gbssn'
mitgliebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
ShIriuaen.

IItenburg .-OberidIoBboupt.
mann p.araht oolenoete tiir6lidJ iein
80. 2ebenaiobr. Ser5og @rnit u.Sob.
len. altenburg traf mitteIs Iutomo.
bills bon Sammelsbeim Der Elm, Inn
ibm peri0nlid 8u 8rotuliercn unb
ibm ieiu groBes Bib in foltbarem
Eabmen gu iiberreiten.
@iienad ). - OaS 2onogcriht
81 Giienaf u%erurtbeilte bcu Iirettor
Der 5biiringer Tbonpcrfe Shiuer
,peeen llnteritlneung BON 51.600
Wtarf 81 5loei Snbran @ei1ngniB.
Scua. - Ger T%ripotooScllt OH
Der llnipcriitGt 0fiiuiter Or. Geo
8ieje hat Den 9iut OILS o,lBerorbelt.
lid)er Broieiior Der rontouiiden Bbi.
Ioloeie al Der lllttueriitGt Seno ais
ModioI9er oeS Eroicliors GIoetta
an%geitomntell.
Raebiitte. - Sier Lief onS 4.
iGbrige Go6terhen oeS Yordetlnn.
nloIers HuOoli 9Gbrine in Elm gait
aeId)irr. Ser Waaen sing iiber 0ns
ainb binaueg' iobnB Der SOB alsbalo
eiutrat.
Groiiteot. - llnlGnglt iteatc
IN Groiiteot Der 24jobrige 2anbmirtb
3irmer cine b~rennenoe 2alnpe oui
ben gsodttiIb unb leste iid, 5u 9ett.
bic 2nnlpe erplooirte nnb oas bren.
nelioe YetroIeum ergoB iih iiber bic
ihlofenoe Srau oes 3irmer, Die ant
gah5en &orper iurbtbore Bronomun.
ben oonontrue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
Srou0eubura.

9rieSto IN. - Ser ielige 8ern.
ide @aitbof wurbe bon Dem Rapt-
mann &arI Seifert aus 9oris q. 8.
fGufIif e%rtporben. 9as 8runoitiid
mar tueit iiber 100 Sabre i'm 9eiise
Der 6amiIie 4ern.
Grofen. = gridoiien olfae.
funOen nuroe BON ShuIfinoern aui
Ben geIfauer @ieien bel Sommer.
feIo' ser 2anopirtb 2eihfe aus
&uIm, ser aus 9elfalt gebiirtig pur.
gS Iiegt SeIbitmorO Dor.
0obriIugf. - Sn Sen 6abrif.
rGunen Ser NieoerIauiiser Summit
pareniabrif, Snbaber Mar 8en-
nines, eypIooirte Elm Taubapparat.
Snfolge oes %ungebeuren 2uitOrudS
puroe ole gan5e innere ginri6tung
perniftet, elm Motor 6eritort, Sbiren
u1o 6eniter ipuroen 6%ertriimmert.
8oIen5ig. - OR ieit oieIen
Sabren inherent Srte tbdtig gene.
iene Rantor 5abion lit in ben wobl-
perSienten Ruheitan0 getreten mo
bat ieinen @obniis in Grolien gs'
uommen.
SommerfeIb. - Ter @aio'
ratsforIter Simon beging lein %
iGbriaes 0ieultiubiIaum in Der Osa.
ioratsherihaft bon Veerfeloe alIf
ShloB Sommerfelo.
@enoii h.9 II d. + = Der
in peiten 4reiien befannte 0ampi.,
WobI. unS ~SdneibemiibIenbeitser
Sd,uIse BON Ser 8irma ShuI5e &
Sdramm, lit i'm alter BON 81 Sch
rem opftorbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
GlSenbura.

SIoenburg. = 6rau @itttpe
@rimiebl fonnte gIeif5eitig nit bent
8einfeuer, einihlieBli6 ibrer SbG.
tiefeit alf Dem bieiieen 8abnboie,
ols 8irtbin ouf cine ~25iGbri9e SDaD
tigfeit Suriidbliden.
Minien. = Der Sdmiebe. unb
S6Ioiiermeiiter SO. 9. Sdipper 81
5orrieL Der nod iebr riiltig lit uno
ipin Sonopert nod ielbitdnbig aus
fiibrt, i~eierte III aQer Stiae Gin iel-
tenes Set; Dos goloene Weiiteriubi-
I1um,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

Chr. MoI3 unb ietue @beirau ". 81.
geb. 4IoiB inter irenOiaer antbeiI.
nabme Ser aaujcu 9emeinOe oas
Set Der goIOeueu Sodl5eit,
Rottenburg. 9ie @irtb.
ihaft Sur &ntbSitltbe", iriibrr
8rcucrei, lit i'm @ege Der 3pangs.
periteiNerung gum 8reiie 0 50,620
Narf in sen 9eiis bon 9terbrouerei.
better 4as sum rGreif0nig" Oabier
itbergegnngen.
8etIbeim. = Tm Nlter bon
II Tabren itarb Sdultbeib a. ..
9auS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

ftntsmdbte augeitrnte Boituiii'trrt
gornemant, beihdftigt Bel Ssr9abn'
bof&5meigiteue 0es Dieiigen gobnpoIt'
antics, lit fliiGtig.
@ 6pes 3. Gin eroBes Seuer
1iterte oos Geb6ft 6es geiisers 6arI
ariieer in 9ombrotpo bel gbeniee
Elm. @n @ebduSen limb bic Sdeune
iotpie Der nebenitebenoe Staa nit eI-
ner Hotbpobnuns 3eritort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

~ iiIbeim. Sthrum. = lSier
1T ser &Iempner GrieOrid 9Sie aus
0ortmur0 Ourd) Stur5 pom 0nhe
oes Neubaues oes StuticnSgebGu6es
toOtIih perungIiidt gr mar 80 Sabre
alt ur0 binterIGBt 8rou un0 flint
Hin0er.
90 ii Ibeim .&bein. 2as
Geit Ser 9oIbeuen Sod5eit feiterten
in @isSbooen Serr hno Srau &c.
beimratb Otto Nnoreae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
gibtinlano.

gonn.- Gin ld)ucrer ltniaa
ereignete lid olTi Der 9ltrBitraBe i'm
eineemeinoeten aeiienih. Scr itGot.
tide arbeiter Yaul Waurer, Der bort
bel ser 0annpfitraBempdI3e bsihGi.
tigt mar, ipur0e bon oieier iiberiab.
rem unO tootgequetid)t.
eiien. aiir5lid fpnroc sic
aroBe WtobelidrcIucrei BON SoIepb
Drums Oitrd Gcuer oouitdnoig BET.
nihtet. ~ n.
n. - Die, Gbeleute. Snpa.
liae SermaHH Spinn III Saar5opi
fonnten in ieltencr Hiiitietqit unD
:Sriihe oas Set Der t:aniantpnen
9od)3eit ieiesr. ~ str
1 widen, - Ser epaaacliifc 30.
tor BON Ielien. scr bier lett IL Sab.
rem tb1tig lit. bat einen 8ui an Dos
Tiafoniiirabaus 5u a~oiiersfpsrtb er.
bolten unb ibn an9enomnien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
Gnremburg.

Qurem Burg - Ger mn Roit.
ante in neutrality-suspicious. onge.
itrQte Boitfommis Sein5el lit BON
Der Gberbeboroe nut Der &eituug Der
ilell erridtcten Soaerid)er HoltaeeA.
tlIr betrout lDorben.
@repenm d. YER. Siet ltarb
Der Gbren Vautonouttel;r Ritolc::f
6erqmelle i'm Hlter Don u Sabret.
Gr lpor IN Seiperingeu gebiirtig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

DdHrhoI3 Reuer, tpeldlrm Die 5Geure
ntil ibrem seinmmten Snba!t gum
Spier iieI.
ucdemunbe. Ser goIiSet
feIbit aeiteat hat fih Der itedbrieiIib
perioIete, &c Sabre aIte 8fIeeer @iI.
helm IIbreht, ser ben Ginbruh in
Sie bieiise Staotboupttaiie periibt
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
Warttcmbcrg.

Stuttgort. - Gincn Rptoro
in Den YorItrQien itcqt Der 5agloh.
ller 9iobert Sirid aui. gr puroe
ibon 239nlol wegen allen moglifen
ltebertretuneen uno Bcreeben Be.
itroit.
Yoiersbronn. - IN Mittel.
thai brannte ole 0irtbid)oit gum
@aIocd Oes Vtattb. .Sinfbeiner, ga.
der. bis oui 0rn @run0 nieOer.
GraiIsheim. Gle 8aft,
pirtbidoit Bum Steru" iouroe por
Gem bisberiGrn 9rliser 6rieor.S 6eit.
terIein I'M Die Suntnc BON $1,000.
Wtort an @dihuirtb Ysun5inscr oa.
bi1 perfouit
Greuoenita6t = Sn 8ront.
Fad i~eicrten Der Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

oWeine Softer lit iiebjebn
SATIRE oft. nnh ibr grdutigam 5dhlt
Ole ooppeIte Gn5ubl oil Sobreu."
.Ieiu 0oit. 6rou @ebnteper. oieie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

6eiroib hGtten Sic mdlt Snaeben iot.
len. @oS iGnGt lie ipGter ais aeiun-
De Siini5igeriu nit mem buuoertiGb.
rigN Wonre ou!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
grannidiueia.

9riigeeb. 0iirSlid brontte
bieaDtncriteae 0es Mii1er5 u. 3olfe,
Iteitebeno ans Wnsnbaus II. Sdeils,
p~olitdnoig nieoer.
eImIte Of. = Ser 3nbllted.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

niFer 0enede Itir0te ouf Dem 8riin.
nenrpege nit ietnsm Rnoe uno Durbe
idner perIest na9 ieiner 8obnIng
eebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

@orfdfo 40 m Sic iduloen
mir bod nun. idDon left orci rSobren
1900 Worf; id mill Sbnen eincl
8orihlaa mad)en: 3ablen Sic ioiort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

ino ib Dir. nit per, Sdlitc 5uiric.
ben" y3wnr onncbm6or, ober i'd
mohte bod porid,lagen: @orten Sis
nod ein Sotr mo mir iinb quit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

nant. Oh Serr 2iel,teHant in Der &c.
Mile aud gut oniGcboben iein mir.
oen!"
Ger Com NJ er6ienrotb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
Gommern.

Stettin. Yroieiior 9lnton
OoDrn lit in Der Wiinhener aural.
Italt NeulpittelSbad nod furjer
arontbeit u%erItorben.
geIsrab. Der arbeiter 0arl
8edner non bier brahte iih nit let.
nem 0teiier einen lebenseeidbrliden
'Sfrtitt III ben sails bel, 10 Dab Der
SOB alsbalo ourd Berblutung si.p
trot.
Srte6ridstbaI - Gs emf.
itanO auf Dem 0eb0it bes aoloniitsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

Reifel iii CUR 2eip5iger Meiie aeiab.
rem unb hot lid oo IN cine 8erfGnie-
rim perliebt! @enn oaS nur ni6t si
elmer Mcb. Naianee iiibrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

9~eioret. = yaerI, mas bait Iii
nit Der a0fin meiner 5ufiinftigei
Sdpiegereltcrn on5iibanoeln?"
n&ollt' bios %probiren, Serr 2iautc-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-02
Air Ship Trials at Washington

Denver Post
Washington. August 2t,-Activi.
ty in aeronautics in and about
Washington will be revived within
few d,ys Wilbur Wright will
come here within a week or ten
days to instruct Lieutenants Lahm
and Foulois of the signal corps in
the manipulation of the army's
Wright aeroplane.
The shed for the housing of the
flying machine is being erected
upon the field at College Park, Md
and the areodroue ir being cleared
of all distractions.
There may be flights by the
Smidley monoplane, prior to the
instruction trials for the army Off
GERS, j II Smidley who has been
putting the finishing touches on a
monoplane which he has construct.
ed along original lines is preparing
to give his flier test at the Ben
nings race track within few days
II A Orme, another aviator who
has bi.plane differing in design
from that of the wrights also in
tends to make trial flights in the
near future.
The army field at College park is
to be at the disposal of those avia-
tors who desire to test their ma.
chimes under the most favorable
conditions. Smidley's monoplane
is counterpart of Gliders with
which he has made gliding flights
If it flies it will be the first success
full monoplane built in the United
States. The machine weighs 225
pounds has an eighteen horse.
power two-cylinder motor which
drives an eight-foot two -bladed pre-
peller and the frame is built ol
bamboo. There are two huge hor
zontally extending wings for the
support of the craft and a small
plane in front and semi.circulal
tail for stability.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-02
Enterprise to Build New Power
House

Aspen Times
They are preparing for great
things at the Enterprise mine in
Taylor park.
The main tunnel is now in 7,0OC
feet. At point 5000 feet from
the mouth of the tunnel an up.
raise is being made to connect with
No, 2 tunnol. This upraise will
be $40 feet, 450 feet of which is
now completed. Levels are being
run every 100 feet. The upraise
and levels are all in ore. NothinS :
but development work is being
done on the mine, the ore bodies
being blocked out till such time as
a mill is in commission. What ore
is taken out in doing development
work is being held in reserve.
Twenty new tunnel cars and a
300 horse power electric motor
have Leen received and the work
of constructing n power house near
Dorchester will soon begin.
The company is considering the
advisability of re-modeling the old
mill or putting up new mill near
the power house. In either event
tram will connect the mine and
mill.
A Hume is being constructed to
bring water from Tellurium gulch
to run the power plant.
A new boarding house and bunk
houses will be put up at the mine
Heavy rails have been ordered
to replace the light weight rails
now in the tunnel.
About 50 men are now on the
Enterprise pay roll, more than
half Of whom are Aspen people.
Those who have recently in
spected the property declare that
the Enterprise is now a mine, and
a good on.. The owners are evil
IDENTIFY of the sam. opinion judging
from the work now underway and
the preparations being made for n
vigorous campsiyn.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-02
MINING NEWS OF
OUNNISON COUNTY

1t is reported that Rinehart Hol-
loway, manager of the Maroon
Mining Company, has struck a
three foot body of ore in the drift
which he is running upon the vein
and the mineral is of shipping
grade with principle values in cop
per AMI silver. The vein is in the
lime and porphyry belt which ex-
tends for miles around the western
base of the Maroon mountain.
This mineral zone may be traced
So t ward to the Italian mounta u
mining districts apd north over
the range to Aspen and west into
Belview, Galena and Treasury
mountains. The Maintain King,
Monmouth Leasing companys
property are on the same line OF
naturalization as are also the Cop
per Queen basin mines in this
Identical belt for which the Usonia
tunnel OF the Goodwin Consolidat-
ed Mines company is driving and
by which the contacts will be cut
over "A thousand feet below the
vein autcrops at the surface ON top
of the mountain.
Manager Goodwin has put n
force of men at work upon the Du-
pom: tunnel over in Galena park
with the expectation of rranging
for the continuous driving of this
big bore with the purpose OF even
tually eating through Galena and
Treasury mountaius which will
REQ uire tunnel more than two
miles long and cut under these
high peaks over one half mile be-
low their highest elevations.
Howard Marshall is over in the
Italian mining section working on
his several mining interests there.
He is expecting the contract OF
packing a hundred tons of lead
ore over the Cement creek trail
from the new strike made by Ira
and Huutsinger
The ore will run above sixty per
cent lead besides the silver con-
tents ard five loot body OF gale
ma is exposed IN the drifts now
working and from which the hun
dred tons have been mined and lie
upon the dump ready for transpor-
tation
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-02
F&I Company Worst Offender

Denver Post
Denver, Aug. 2l-Seventeen
coal companies in Colorado, in
Guiding nearly q score of eastern
and western millionaires. as well as
the son of a former state official
the worst alleged offender being the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company,
controlled 10y John ID. Rockefeller.
are being sued in the United States
district court for the recovery OF
thousands Of acres of land worth
over SIO,000,000, alleged to have
been seized fraudulently.
For nearly two years the field
division of the general land office
has been at work in the state gath.
ering evidence of alleged whole.
sale fraud covering period of ter
years for transactions similar to
those involved in the Cunningham
case are mentioned in connection
with the Colorado suit, and will de
velop sensation when brought tc
trial
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-02
For Sale

Six room cottage and three lots
OH the corner of main street in the
school house block. Best location
in the city can be bought very
cheap for cash.
For sale new first class ewing
machine. Call and examine the
same at the PILor office.
An elegant four room cottage
almost new, with two lots, can be
purchased for one half the origina
cost. ss
An improved ranch near the
mouth of Cement creek, will be
sold for part cash and balance on
time.
Eight room cottage. furnished
with two lots and large barn, with
in two minutes walk of school
building. Inquire at Pilot Office,
One of the best ranches in the
Jax Cabin neighborhood, 16O acres
all under culture, cuts from loo to
200 tons of timothy per season
100 head OF stock, full equipment
of farming utensils, including rak
es, mowers, wagons, etc. Call al
Pilot Office for particulars.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-02
Prospectors Have Right to Invade
Forest Reserves

Forest Reserves
Denver Post
Old Colorado prospectors, seek
ing mineral locations, who have
been driven off forest reserve by
Pinchot's rangers, may find i'm.
mediate relief by appealing tn
James Wilson, secretary Of agri.
culture at Washington.
Srcretury Wilson, who is in
Denver made clear today that
rangers have no right or thority
to drive mineral prospectors from
the forest reserves, and he will soon
issus an official pronunciamento to
that Effect.
Every prcspector who has had
such an unpleasant experience with
Pinchot's forest rangers Is invited
to for ward all the details aud in
formation to Secretary Wilson at
Washington. il he desires redress.
II will be back at Washington
in less than a MONTH" Secretary
Wilson said to Post representa-
tive today "and then l will take
the matter up and Issue rules and
regulations regarding prospecting
within forest reserves.
THE matter is fsr too important
and far too serious to discuss At
random and give an opinion on
of.hand. When l get back to
Washington will 10 over 1t care
fully and then write an opinion.
Il cannot believe that rangers
have ordered prospectors from the
forest reserves, but il It 10 true
that they have. l will see that
proper instructions are issued,
Let the men who maks such
complaint write me fn full regard.
ing their personal experiences, and
not Whist they have heard happen.
ed to someone else and will write
them fully regarding the. rules and
regulations"
The matter was brought TO the
attention of Secretary Wilson
through compliant OF II q Nor
ris Of Denver. who appealed to the
Post to enlist the attention of Sec
retary of Agriculture.
While Secretary Wilson is in
town the old prospectors of Colo
RADIO would like TO know if they
have any right to prospect in the
reserves" wrots Mr.. Morris
When we go on the forest reserve
the rangers tell us this is no min.
eral land. If that rule was in
force we would never have had a
Cripple Creek, Leadville. Aspen,
Creede, Ouray Or any other min
ing camp in the state today. If
there are any rules they ought to
be published SO the people may
know all about them. What Pin
chot says and what rangers do are
different.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-02
Cement Creek Road


! A delegation of business men
from this town, consisting of Nor.
! ris Roth. Martin Verzuh, Chas
Hubbard, and o. F. Thomas ac-
compauied County Commissions
VIM. whalen over the range tc
Dorchester the first OF the week
The object of the trip was to de.
eide upon the feasibility of the
proposed wagon road up Cemen,
cteek to Italian mountain and the
Taylor river mines. The committee
we're Of unanimous opinion thai
while a road up Cement creek
could be easily aud chesply built
to the mines On the west slope oil
the Italian peaks it would be i'm.
practible to 70 over the summit
and down into the Taylor river
park with wagon road a. the
grade was too great with construc-
don difficult and expensive. The
road would have to pass around
the bead Of Spring creek from the
Cement creek divide and over on
10 the headwsaess Of Taylor river
on the eastern eide Of Italian peaks
where are found the North Star
and Extenuate group Of mines and
. large number Of old properties
that have produced large quantities
Of ore in the past and which show
immense bodies Of low grade lead
siiver ores exposed now in the
mines aud upon their dumps.
There 10 no mining district in Gun
nison couaty on the western slope
which ~ have seen that shows
larger or more numerous ore out
crops than were seen along the Ce-
ment, Spring aud Taylor river
sonss. There 10 no question - to
the continuation OF the Doctor
.u1ies uAia-ssl bslt up asea& the d.
vidS brtweeu Taylor river and
Spring creek 9ulch aud into the
Italian peaks under and through
which this great mineralized zone
PASSES to the Maroon mountains
and over thence to the Ashcroft
aud Aspen districts. The delega-
tion We believe formed q unani-
NOUS opinion that the most prac.
tical route for the transportation
OF I'll the ores which may be pro.
duced from these several mining
districts should follow the water
courses or down grade from the
mines until the nearest point to
the railroad is reached which is at
Jax Cabin. A fairly good road is
already constructed a portion OF
the way from Dorchester down
Taylor river to ths upper end OF
canon and the county will be justi-
fed in building this cutoff strip
of road which is some four miles
long and thus save the long grade
necessary now to climb mp from
Taylor into Union park and then
down the steep decent Of Lofts
creek la * again to Taylor river.
We were informed by freighters
now hauling ore and supplies be.
tween Dorchester and Aspen that
the read at the present time is
next to impassable especially 60
ing over the high pass from Taylor
to the Aspen side of the mountain
Should the county build this Tay.
lor canon cut off the distance tc
the railroad from Dorchester to Jax
Cabin and Aspen would be practi.
oslly the same but it would be al
all way down hill pull to the Cabin
while two divides have to b. cross.
ed in reaching Aspen which are
closed during the winter months
while down the river the road
could be KEEP. open esch day in
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-02

For Lumber, Builders Hardware
Glass, Nails. Cement, Paints, Oils
etc, so to Robinson Lmbr. Go.
Evening journal., 1909-08-20
HORSESHOE GOOD
LUCK EMBLEM

OF an tho emblems for good fortune
the horseshoe stands among tho first,
says the Team owners Gazette. Every
body knows It Is unlucky TO pass a
horseshoe on the road without picking
Il up. II Is luck emblem OF the great
est power. Again We are indebted fol-
this statement TO old tales centuries IL
age, that have descended from father q
son, from mother to daughter, through
the years.
The old myths repay research. The
luck OF the horseshoe has a most re-
spectacle beginning. IL Is traced TO the
religion OF the old Greeks and their
sea god Poseidon, who was identical
with the Roman sea god Neptune.
To Poseidon horses were sacred, and
to him they aere sacriced Poseidon
was believed 70 have created the first
was believed 20 have created the first
horse when he struck the ground with
his trident and a horse sprang from the
hole. which afterwards became a spring
The sea god was the lord OF springs
To him all springs were ascribed. In
the shape OF horse he sometimes wan
dered by the shores OF his ocean do
main, and where he struck his hoofs
deeply there the waters gushed out and
permanent springs were found.