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New Nsrk. o; cincinnati ..
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PhIIadeiphIa, =: -. Louis. Q.



ttN,INNATL Aug ~ The Reds were
easy victims for the GIANTS to-day aud
MathsW-"n easily captured has game hy q
-cuf. ui t. /. both sides MIXED some bad
PLAYING With some .'n>atIunal fielding
catches hV HaSAert aud SnodgraSs we're
the stick and secured Two doubles and a
triple IA hive trlps To- the plate seymour
was put "a the lo' Nv I mplT~ Kane when
he contested a decision IN the sixth inning
pownev. tho local -hortsrop. MAS badly
spiked by Fletcher IA the lr-t inning and
Mcmillan took his place ON the lineup
The Giants took a hiR Lead at the start when
Doyle triple. with a pass which SnodgraSs
received when he Vas hit with the ball
werp good for four runs
only one Red run was earned This
va. IN the flfth, when koWaE's single vas
followed by NohlitS-ls double An error
by prNln IN the 'hird and Egan single
we're good for run IN the third. ana -ingle-
Nv IasGprt ami Mclean. With p~Nors :
error. h-lped the fed- score their nnlI
run
The Giants scored almost a. vii after the
IN the fourth ana Merkls~ double and an
error 10y lober' were good tor another IN
the sixth In the 49, en'h. With one oG'.
DOYLE double. Snpdgrns- triple and MuT-
ray : sguzle came IN rapid succession and
two more runs rolled IA Jrffith tired for
a rally IN the ninth hy sending in the pin. d
hltt~Ts FlrtCh~r- error and two pass :
rll'd ~ the hass- but Ma'hsv~pn barred
he way To the plate
-
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Pres In u vile Team W.r~

a. W4-h.n .tou pa-k 'H.- '..
N.Il 80 IL "ft."u 10 l.. team ~...
.uf ''frauf- 'uunrI-irg .H"
professional dr-'au," -rIrr"-.
Ra,au-.. ~ ftrir -prrr..I-
Iuoa upon jimmy l~- on" -
AMI Al RIfrS- Inc Bru'a ... 80
winner NfrWE - - "s'' H-
',.tu tut q - built alur. ..s
-prirfsr although Do" hos GOD. -
Marathon runner Man Ir.
Finland -arf kNlahW1|..' -
who goN noli the f"ar. o.. II.
dI-IaHr~ tputl'y a- "'| 81
the ~Nr,itsh ,sr4tla0 'HHr
u.lea, Tr-u .run Nr.'r ra
mo tp~adlau team. tnH
'hss Toronto can ArH'.f
-rrfrg \ surprise 10 OBI" ... -.
sullivan and Ns'ar- ."H ...-
Ih@ reid VII ~ .s'ur." "f 81
feamr LautI aud blt.-' H"'
k'rus
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NV YORK -. ~ f.'ES 3D.. o
II - a. hard 20 ~,.nr" -Iu N EIs-"ll
FORD these dAN- a. 90 prov" % negative
The Highland ~p.' ball magician Yesterday
dispensed hl~ 'u ri ,Uuz',u ',Nr -Lu'uaf
The Urruns wer. hr~ victims IN" rero~
accumulated rap.dlv On both sdas for a
while bu' ma \'V NnrS- made runs f'u-
entity ono" they started 20 >ror" amt ~ou
with a liberal 'aIIv manifestation IA the las
ihrpe inn ncs IA" u1.' tu,"r hrs 81 Ford
were strrNa on 'p an fua.us. AMI herr
always wI~ an uw' or 'wU .haIrrt asIfn-'
the Bru~Es r"'or" t.' 'ttu" Furi -fru'A
out ten men. ard No aivrr-trv irprr.~-..d
further than 49,. nj has.
The Highltud"--. u N tl'-' nt,k -
frst ald ku.ruf The Nsr-nf..r switched
over 20 -Hpr' PLAYED q smooth. even gam"
For 4 time rhsr 100 fru.hl' ~ .ru Itr. Ntl'
hit h'rn hari IN ~" seventh uu.us hpu"
run hv Nu,'-- vIS 90" fu 81 ~ >'ruk"
There Wr-r tNu uu bases " g'n NJ as ul al"
and u prov rd"d a surplus u: runs which uIai"
the game 49, are DO" way iuri wN- ,.Ir' n:
the sometimes ~.uuuv,. sonnet mos ~t.-,,
breaking ~pt''s's over tn" p"nflsuu
INcsllsu' throwing bN 't' ,r'. hrr-
multiplied ~" d ''.liitls~ u' ne INSIDE game
hAmpsr-d m" R~uv.~ much NOR" f'tu the
Highlaud-r- h..ivr mad" 40 t,.aIar"
throws. one r.Sh' after 'r" other 90 one
inning bat IN. Nr~ NorA- -..d- steal, 80
later. amt n-u'n''d 'irsv'rnm rp 'N" ~.
t~b' "l 'N' runs >N'''.'N 'Nf""- ''
second beat IA" runners 80 far '1tt ~"
r'-rriver- ~ ~" "nmei. pegs had tr'n ro
stroll ur he Iafh aud -.E hoN d.rr ap go
the runner a. Hr auprpt. h"d
The ErpWus hit To 'h" ,H'r"d HuI ~ 90.
that = for uu,- ttHsrW 49,. 'f..,. v,r. r..-
,tr,,i .t'b.r ,n .tr.ka- pr .N.r.fy. o., rl,
inhsld only one - 'H' HOW" team want
ont other 'r.u rF Mol, mean. I,t
Newman ~ l8 tanned Ford f.r "a % = f,.. OBJ.
Il . "A 90 a U "a .Hf bora
b.uttr. usr. , re-. trI ErNu.,n ID. .I.
rr-t and IN ~ InnIp.. fn. rr.r n. A. 10, On
the NsW NarN 81. " - ra-...I ..Ir . rr,.'
ie.s dt... or harmless ground welt. ".'.. ,f.
walksr-
Ih- fourth Ms rN, Dr.f.. .r...r... %. ..N.. b.
the Hs,.r a. ~ f,i., go 80 ..r 60. a.,
,n.s EorI f.u,...l II.r. DO. .r ~. I'd. -
xar,.,, t,....l \ ., ,ar,. ..I,...- LIZ.
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Inirrbay Gaiboat RACE

NFwP"rr. y T. NIg - Tho Hf'h rar.
of the infrrbav carbos'- fopa r.at~ today
under me Auspices " tho tunanir,i' srhr
tluh a. jamestown The Nl-sarhu-.tf.
Rav boat butly III uNn-d pv VI v Arnold
scored another WIN over tho other Mass,
rhu~s''- entry. no l--. snu had 4 ten
minute lea over The whole H.gr Au
HrrIdsnf 20 fhs lrf- - a. tho only rhfuy tl AZ
prevented her from aiming nor ION ~ In
rarv he order ~ 0n.-1 a. Dolly IIl
.Nas~ac b u-af'-. Virginia .NsN Isrs.vl
inAanf Eo'her PEDds Island. Irs JAia-.a-
On sets
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NlTTONtL IEtGI o..
Giants Win ThsIr Same. and 80 Ne ths
tulps aasi PtrateS.

Tho Giants iraugurnt~i thor 'HI-' nud
las' invasion 81 no Wet 18th . VI tory
Va Jln, tnna'i ,~-t"r,iav WA, fng re h-os
ds-pI'. o.. ab-..u.r ron. tHe hon b "'
Mara-.r NDI ras ~" irrat"- and tJt-
alS" Won Tho IroNsl,n. we're the 'ur>
yrt.tr. and no '.o-inU- lowered trsir
,olot- h-tpre the IIrat- attack h."
. h,llies con iu-rsd he ,olap-ing ard nals
n +, r.-fTIfs
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Trt->tate League

~ Jo-rS'oa7 toH1stoFn o. Lam Nster,
- lisrr..n. HA--.s1YrE. heading
80 : .fpof.H N'-~t game Al'oDra J or (.
Drf - ~ H.'poUA 1ork
10 f.ar.sppr' NuiAr-por'. - Trenton ~
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sNFEfUsN fFsoTE
r. LONE pol Nrv soy. 'uo sa-rs. chicago n
g.. atH Hrn Nr'-H' ID WortOu. 90 eland tr
.. H.FI. g'HT
NArinN A. rEAGrE
Nrv Il p-a m . luriursu VFpBatyH N CHtrzE7
rp~'rr 3D. TI''.~ ~ "t' airlphis IN - Logi>
rNs-TuN tsABrE
N-un-. .- l.ps.r~-t~r NO - nes ietS-y City
.~ Np.. -rH. l-or' 'nrrr ~ b. 'Alo no games
"a. s.Hpr" ~ toronto 40 gau"s.
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AUTOMOBILES.

ron SALE-At bargain prices for quick sale.
the following well kno~p MAKES OF autom obiles
tAken in exchange Houpt Rockwell
: TsssrnReT fgs Pope Aartford. Eisenann
magnetic. Top. fun equipment oi accessories
Z passenger 100 White steamer top and full
equipment Of accessories. passenger iss \ h
gtinboat. With dinkey chAuAeurs seat pas
senger 1910 Model - Rambler complete also
pAs-en ger Houpt Rockwell double rumble with
dinkey chAu.eurs seat. used for Demonstration
purpOss>. -
Al the above IN Al eoncreon Address NEW
DIP AHrtRE MIG co. Bristol. Com.
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'Ra,tet for NcNijap in he ninth inning
'battrd tor Rowan In ~ ninth 'anlng
New NorA q y
Cincinnati % - z
Runs N~N NoTk DrNor-. goye >rOu
grass /. MURRAY. MrrA~ fletcher. SCh."l. 10
clnnAn Rsschef pASse''. Nc~a Two nasr
bits HohI'Ssl. boyle NsTkts three bas
h''~ Doyls SioigraS Ieu N - Is. o.
cinnaH New NOrA. Double play No'l'
Fletcher and Mr-AI- >frurs oI' bN Row a..
hy Astrrv fi-Nf base on haUs %" 10
Van ! - Mathew AT ~ bJ 'rh"r ~
RoN an SuodgraNa. UrNhn' wgirr Ia rht"'
NIer firI umVt'- hEnc Tin~ 0 rouf a1f "
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Vun,-Bo-ton-. o.'irs NIlsF D. btrsrrrtp
prrk Pti,sbarr Hf me ts7rn r~lr. sfar.s
Wagrrr Flynn. Gibson Tso ns ri-s Byrn~
.a-kr Miller Bees r1rr~ - - hI', rs ne
ta>-~ ,A- pbrl.. >acri'r" F''s ismphs..
'Ia-s~ Miller Nwr'rr1 touhIs plays Cia-tr
~ agu-. amt ltun ~HsAE aug ga ire IiFst
hasr o. balls ~ !r'fvtf O. ~ r.-fla : %
vrns. ~'-urE or 49, 4 ~rrid. I, ,r-ts r
If' b., nlfrnrr re- 'rfrrf N~rk. n rIr~ IN
-h'~f Jason 1I~.d .rr'-" Johnson Time
rogr srf s. minutes
ratL,rEfPHiA - tor - o..
go Ilrts tus 70 ~ louis co a do MOTH
.0s ~''n ra|nR 20 tNF. while larbrrsn vAs bit
Tnri 'r i've 1rV an1 ''.r4. louis lu-Iu- -
ado. rIft TIE s.IfH
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s. fo.ts' Iur Minneapolis = io-lisl .
A. Indianapolis a ar.A- tlfy Z ludlAnAnoI !
- Tnsio Toledo - Paul
~ t1...ru.~ o.Ir.H.~ NI'ya aer
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Western I~Agur

A. DrrarA Dr~art 600 ~ Iu~rrr
s T~- Nltu~- Denver a hes Mot Ha
80 -iU.fN II.F ~'p.NtH'r Topeka .
A. .uIrIn Lincoln E|lr.fA
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ryns Nr.r. gfuu Milan ki,u'~r GonrOy &,
", Nridr gs.,It.. ugIaub ls~rzruloTf. J0hn
sou tIr.' 's,-r errors t1ct Gland Q Wash
irgtru r" 1l bases cleveland. = NaNhtnE
fou .lr.f ~ -r on hIps 90 i~uoit o. OF
fphu-on. SfT.tA ont Nv kos>turt -
.utuson ~N~rr ht-r MT t~~slrr Two basr
nit iHIoy .pun~bn tonroN sacrifice hts
MrV.s.r sacrifice flT> kai'rr. i'n.iaub
>iuI'r hssr Milan bo4 hlc plAy ConrOy aAd
f.ur.Aub rtpt-r 10 rhlr' to.ll9oNsr rteL
..rrIsr Connolly Time Q hour aud - minutes.
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EiSTERN LEtGJE.


ErCHfsttH Nug 10 The Kochestcr- sprung
= strong rauN ln nc eighth inning io daI anu
beat the NcWar,S. 20 =. Ia the oPenng Of The
>Erl~> A error bN ~Chlafy ON 1uol~y =
groandrr WITH tNO out caused he trouble.
The ,surr
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- Agvsn,r rrnu aWrrnr~
a. .' 0~r~s'T- Rrus S'or Worcester
- 20. rrhi4. NrV ct'o~t HAyrrhiF .
~ Lowe Lowell. : FAU River.
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south Atlantic LEAGUE.

= -. 4HrAN 80. NHrH- B. o..f~Nla
g. ....a"a .gHaff Nsrou
~ Ja..ryuviIr I.ss0uNtle 3 ,oirrnbus.
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aui Washington rpt ayr russ 81 t~o hits John
90 be. rIeArIns toe ha-gs = hrn tll,. vas
Poe f.H'.rr To -sUFr
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STEARNS LEADS In AUTO RACE
PtTN mr. DRTIING, WAVES
NTH ONE MOI u TRiIk RFCORD.

naihr.sn Gets the Lead ~ 80 Mii~- Onl,
." ne'InauIsh % ThrouEh ni~~ InE y
sf n TIRE Leaders Fai sehlnd Pre-
NI~us Figures Ip To Fourth Hour.
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Totals NJ II = q !
'Uh''ri fnr N1rIlrr 10 the eighth inning
'Hlsir ONT rf ~ bAttci ball
S-NAr. % ~ o y q %
tt0rhr>fgr - - - q
Runs NrWarl Gettmsu. >chlarv. Ager Nc
AII>.,E Itp,I'Strr NorlisT. Toolcy, OshOrn.
Ma. Simmons. Ctonrsi Two base hits
N,A'Hs'rF simmons Blair 1hrre' base Bit
Nr.l..trr sacrifice hits Zimmerman Louden.
lAi..t No.hI- plAN blar AMI WArd flrSt base
uu error. Hp,hrsteT , Newark. Hit ny pitcher
'H Mo- 'o4ar.i = ir'' On tas~~ Rochester.
NrH.Hra. lHr-' ha>~ on balls pT Mcconnell. .
% ~ ~'r4rU oIf q, Mcconnell a hy ~
arrr b. yt.ef FlrnrIa1. Held umrlre
ne. T~r hOU->
NpNTRrst. iBEzEI CIrI q.
NoSTRt.I. 'sg ~ Montreal shut out Jersey
city ~ dsE kcr'- h-ing al bis best lie ~
rri'~i >pIsusiid sunuort When runGer- were on
Nr 0H~r- NOuF's tvius Was ne feature
me s.rrr
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pt-rrHTHG k4g % IN BAR! slfuar g.--~
20 dAy Fittsbuty brA' Ro>fon 20 4 l.rus Tor
TO. ton AMI - ed for H'f~tg-g we've Eots corr
,seicd 20 retire undrT heavy IRE Th~
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AUTOMOBILES.
Autos-A1 BARGAINS

NUtbS ~ ] o0t koUIs
New Tor.'s Autonnobiis BArgAin LsArl,aani
Par fIcecnce-
New Address broadNay kash GO sta q
faeksrds. tsOo si=5o tiSo. SeO1 I.1b1
Iecrl~Sses. tlUD. tt.OD ~ 1.NA
PierceA. ts4ig. $50 81 NO
isos SiI @ Iinder Nstnesor. ,isnn SIT cvHnA~
Logier.. $3.50 Fifteen Thirty" t>hai' Su-.rs,
iieoo National sta $50 Pope HAr''orts. 80
$50, ts0. tioD, buirks, ti550 Mo-4ct,l 80 Ssp
Mc.iel Teas hunsboais snd Toy ronneags o.
Mitchell Runaoout, SAN Peerless i.irAa1l.
$500. Llnore. $3.50 Marion. siDo Lnco-r'nt.1
s.so TO I,NO Ninton $50 AutNcar 49, II
sts0 MOI tour (, under. $500 -O other .s.s..
Opportunities.
RVsninA tlons IN Vtted. square Deals u.aoa
sirAt lions cherrfully given.
Bodies at Surprising Prices
limousine. sico 10 500 i-AndAule',ss, So -,
GuaboAtA Tor TOnneau-, Coupled ICLrls s.
AL.
Tops. seats sr. Largest Stork IN A-s-cl
ilesdy for your chassis. Couplete Ear'--l
A I Tubes, 81 up; Tires. $5-$l5
E!-St In tHis lin- & sun -Ftrs'
Broadway Auto Exchange,
!. c IABIor' p--N
Broadway, 56th to 57th St
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

II Is understood that the Monmouth
Leasing Company has acquired an inter
c !, in the zinc-lead properties of Nc
Grlder and company which are located
on Cinnamon and Badly mountains. The
company proposes building u mill in the
the coming Summer and tramway to
deliver the ore down the mountain from
Paradise basin to the mill which will be
located on the river above Pittsburg and
water power will be employed to drive
all the machinery. The mill is up TO
date in construction and equipped with
the proper machinery for handling all
classes Of sulphide ores the plans Of
ich are formulated after tests have
hecn mads. Of the mill lots. and sent to
the ore testing plants in Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27


Frank Stuart, who has gang
of men employed on the upper end
of the new Cement creek road was
here Monday for supplies. He is
very enthusiastic about wnat the
new outlet to the railroad is going
to do for the Italian mountain
mining district. Hs Is greatly in-
terested in it's completion from the
fact that he has a group of mines
whicn promise to become large ore
producers upon small amount Of
development. He has the same ore
as that produced from the Star
and Domingo properties and his
mines are in the same mineral ne
about two miles south and west
along the new road. '
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27
MINING NOTES.

1t is understood that plans are
are being formulated for extern
sive operations on the Augusta
properties the coming Summer
and that the long deferred mill
building is to be erected with
possibly a smelling plant installed
in connection. There is likely no
property in the country which
would come nearer producing
sufficient ore to keep a mill aud
smelter stack operating, than
could be done from the mine own
ed by this company. There are
several thousand tons of ore w.
ing piled up at the foot OF their
tromway now waiting treatment
and the minos are well developed
with a tram m connection by
which the ores could be delivered
directly to the smelling plant. The
mine produces sufficient lead ore
for fuxing purposes to handle all
other ores which would come from
all the mires belonging to the
company.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

1t is expected that before the
year is ended that Star and Do
mingo mines on Italian mountain
will begin continuous ore ship
ment as both of these properties
are only waiting for the compile
ton of the Cement creek wagon
road, when large force of teams
will be put on hauling ore to the
railroad. 1t is underst TODD that
the Star company has thousands
of tons of ore in their slopes rea-
dy for hosting and that three
shifts will be put on at once when
ore shipments begin. The owners
cff the Domingo have put on 2
force of miners and will be rea-
dy to commence shipment when
the ore can be hauled out to the
raj road. The crews, working on
the Cement Creek road are stead
lily pushing the road to completion
and no suspension of work occur
ed on account of the severe storm
of last week and it is expected
that wagons can be put over the
line before the election returns
are in next month.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

We are reliably informed that
the Kuenzel Smelling process at
Beuna Vista is pronounced COM
mercial success by the members
OF the compeny's board of direct
ors who recently held a meeting
at the plant, which has lately
made a trial run on all kinds OF
ores. It's said that this company
viii now undertake the building
of a refinery of their own by
which they, will then be entirely
of the smelter trust
who are now exclusive buyers of
bul ion and can dictate prices paid
or refuse absolutely to purchase of
any company that may be in the
smelling business in opposition
10 the trust and refused to sell
out or be dictated to by the trust
company. and thus be able to put
any independent company out OF
business as they have been doing
for years past.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Horace Miller of the Hard Cash
Mining Company came to town this
week and went on into Denver and may
90 East later in the interest of the
company. which is proposing to put in
a compressor plant and mill. another
sc soa. 1t is also probable that the
company will become interested fin tie
proposed smelling plant located st
Crested Butte by which they will mar
ket their own shipping ore and mill
co icentrates.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Louis Lucero gave house warming
at his new home at Jacks Cabin, last
Saturday evening ANnumber of their
neighbors and friends from town and
from Gunnison, were present. All re
port having had an excellent time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27
NOTICE

Oct. 30th l0.30a m. Christian Duties,
7.3op.m. Song Service and short talk
on The First Hymn.
Christian Endeavor $50 o'clock
Rev. Glen Stewart Pastor
United Congregational Church.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

A son was born to Mrs. Anton Kubiak
of Jack Cabin, October 22, both are
doing well.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Folding beu, sewing machine. other
household goods for "ale at Martins
Folding bed is combination piece and
dandy
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Born. on Oct. 2lst. a boy. weighing
twelve pounds to Mrs. and Mr.. Robert
Oyersteg, of ia k C Lin. Mother and
son are doing nicely.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Frank Comstock has just received a
new Dain hay baler, with latest i'm
provements. It is the first of its kind
IN the valley.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

FOR SALE cheap l wagon, l riding
qlow. l two section harrow
Inquire OF
Mike WEIGH
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Everyone in the Valley is on the
roundup. all report their stock in good
shape.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Fresh butter. butter milk. cream and
milk every day at >the Martin ranch
Pompt Dilivory and prices rcasoual.l
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27
Local News.
THURSDAY OCTOBER 27 1910

A grand ball is announced to take
place at Ross's Rink, Thanksgiving
night.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27


Robert Harper owner of the!
Brooklyn mining property on
6"lena mountain les. III the hhlst OF
the week for Cripple Greek. He
expects to organize company
during the winter and operate ex-
tensively next Summer.
Tom Griffith Ii working the
Iilden properties on italian peaks
for the owners, who are in New
York This company proposes I
build road from the mines down
to the Cement road, and anotht =
season open the mines,
4 Z. CBruner received two gaso-
lene engines this week to be usedI
In the new concentration works
he is building for his company at !
Elko. He has crushers, rolls con-i
centration tables placed and will
put up the engines this week. The
pack train is making two trips
from the mine to the mill each day
and there are quantities IT ore 10 i
sight atthe property. l
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Staple and Fancy groceries. Clean
fresh, and up to date.
Robinson Lbr. Co.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Just arrived. car of flour, wheat.
corn, and cereis. Robinson Lbr. Co.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Mrs. Charlss Hazlehurst and sister
of Gunnison, attended the house warn
ing at Lucero's Saturday Evening at
Jacks Cabin.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27
At the Sign of the Witch Il.

F. DON'T FORGET, the 4
E Hailow cen party at tac.s
TX Elk Mountain House. Es.
Tomorrow night, October 2sth. There
will be dancing from nine p. m. till two
a. IN. Music will be furnished by four
piece orchestra.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

News from Jacks Cabin.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Mems. Women's and chi.drens swea-
ters, California Stuff,
80 cents to $500.
Robinson Lbr. Company.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs G. N. Hubbard rode on
horseback to the presler ranch on Ohio
c eek where they left their saddle horse
for the winter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-03
How the City Happens to Get Interest o.
Its Deposits and What This Democratic
Administrator Did to Cut Down Returns

nance. mind YOU. which is now In op-
ef1tiun in the city Of Roswell.
80 the matter was referred to Nj
City Attorney collins. Mr. collins
promptly brought IN % report TINT the
ordnance WAS mot iogal-and Mayor
Lester aud his administration as
promptly passed a uoW ordinance fix
ing the interest rate 20 be paid on
fity deposits at 3 per cent.
Al lenst TWO IF the honks whofbfd
in response 70 the advertisement of
fetcd more than 3 ter cent for tie
city deposits. Thclr bldg wore re-
turned unopened.
rhat is why tlo money earning plan
proposed hN d republican council WIS
amended 80 that instead Of having
open competition for the city deposits
and "a higher rate Ut interest. the city
can 0nil receive 3 per cent no mftt-
ter Whnt hank gets them.
That is the reason why Roswell, y
A.. which has the same law in FORCE
which MAYOR Testers administration
found illoeal IS Rctting lnofp money
for its ,itt denosit thau NlbuQuprqne
E Rnttine.
rs thHt ~conpetont clean business
administration IN the sole Interest ~
the people2
what do YOU think about NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-03
TESTIMONY
IN CUNNINGHAM
HEARING
Long Drawn Out Alaskan Coal
Land Investigation Nearing
Conclusion,


fBv Morning J~uynnI AIret"t traseS NtFei
Salt Lake, April 2.-Ftnal testimony
in the Cunningham Alaska Gal land
case was taken in this city today, be-
fore Special Commissioner William }.
Magce, who VIII now return to Wash
ington,
The testimony taken today was that
Of william II. Campbell of Fallon,
Nevada. who testified that he met
Clarence Cunningham ut katalla.
Alaska, in 1909. ana that he accom-
panied Cunning ham, in the capacity
Of guide, in a search for coal lands,
ON their return to Katalla, Camp
bell said Cunningham said, Every
thing would have to De kept quiet UNI
I'll the patents were obtained, be
cause It was Illegal and hat there
were others interested who would
form a company,
Campbell further testified that Gun
ninEham came back six weeks after
ward ana said that. "EverYthing was
all right and that the company has
been formed"
He said he helped Cunningham To-
cate the claims afterward, comprising
thirty-three in all. He had received
$50 from Cunningham and he ac-
~knOwledgcd that his present testimony
in behalf of the government was
| largely given through the fact that he
did not think that he had been treated
right by Cunningham in a financial
way.
on cross-eXamination, Campbell adj
mitted that he had gambled in
Nevada.
I'VE always. he said, had a good
bunch Of lawyers at the games. They
We're not ashamed of it, SO why should
be-"
Clarence Cunningham took the wit
ness stand IN his own behalf and Will
admitting having made q trip with
Campbell in Alaska, he denied spe-
officially and generally hat lie had
stated to him anything about his haV-
ing associates, or being mixed Up in
any Illegal taking up Of land.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-03

'TThn present naturalization has fen
the first iime compelled the banks q
pay interest On city deposits and har
received OH ihut aecpont 90 dat5
Ss.3O0.
The above is from the demotdafie
platform. IL Is in complete harmou3.
with tho rest at tbut platform
Last night la Eik uielter Attaf-
nev Francis T. Wood read the above
statement ana told how the ordinance
requiring the hauks 40 pny lpierest
was pnssed hs q republican adminis-
uratlon
rs thst honest asked Mr Wood
He asked ihe question Npscral Times
in th, course 81 hls address
Here ar, tho facts aboNt tnc inter
est nn cts deposits for which MaFar
Lester claims credit tDr his admihisi
fratiout
lust two months before MAYOR ifs-
Ter and hts administration came Into
Once. tir preceding republican, eoun-
ell on motion 81 Thamns n Wilker=
son, republican paped am ordinance
requiring that tho eits treasurer ad-