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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

No. 337, AL Published May 27, 1911.
CHAPTER 204, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to amend section 1410h of tho
statutes, relating to the state board
of dental examiners.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
REPRESENTED in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section /. Section 1410h of the stat
utes is amended to read: Section 14l0h.
/ After December 31St, 1911,
no person shall be examined by tho
board for a license to practice den
tistry in this state, who shall not file
with the secretary of the board Gre
dentiaIs proving to the salts
faction of the board, that he has
general education equivalent to that
reauired Tor graduation from a high
school or academy in the state of Wis
consin, having a fOur-year course be-
vond that of the elementary school, and
who is not a regular graduate Of,
reputable dental college or dental de-
partment of a university provided,
however, that the privileges of such
examination are not denied an appli-
cant therefor who holds license to
practice dentistry in some other state
than Wisconsin prior to the passage
Prior to December 31st.
1911, the board shall admit to such ex"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

No. 294, Al Published May q. 1911.
CHAPTER 202, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to authorize any city of the
first class, whether organized under
general laws of special charter, TO
convey park or other public lands to
the United States government for
light house and life saving station
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
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Insurance. Real Estate, Loan and Surety Bonds.

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
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Schedule in Effect Jan. Sth, 1911
TRAINS LEAVE CHARLES Town. W. Va
No. IS. sOUTHBoUND.
Q.13 m For Basic. Natural Bri5n
Roanoke. Bristol ana n
termediate stations. Prl
man Sleeper 10 BrIsl
Connects at Roanoke M
st Louis Express Throsf
Pullman Sleeper to Cugsi
No. %. bus. Cafe Car.
e.15 -, Forshepandoah and all inel
o'io T. III mediate points.
No. %. NORTHBOUND.
Q.59 m For Hsgsrstown and ma
mediate stations. Courpal
at Shenandoah Jnnaj
with b. Il o. for Washh
ton. Also connects st n
gerstown with C. Y. IA
road for Harrisburg n
No. II. points north
1928 p. m. nor hsgs eIs,i"na and Tt.
Sleeper via Hagersioxu 1
New York.
LEAVE SHENANDOAH JUNCTION.
o.oS m For Basic, Bueua Vista. u
anoke. East Radford, e
field, Tazewell, Morton T
cahonias. Pullman sles 3
to Gary, W. Va.
900 q IN For HsgerstOwn and
north. Pullman Sleeps "
Philadelphia.
Rates schedules and additional informal
furnished upon application TO Agems O.
Company. or NJ. +. BRAGG
w. b. BEVILL, Tray. Pass. Agell
Genl Pass. Agent, Roanoke a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28

CHAS. +. DALEY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

Sn @roB.Berlin iteben %algenblld-
lid $1,000 @obnungen nno getperbli-
DIE Maiume leer. Muf Berlin aaetn
eutfalen bapon 10000. Mo9 niemals
1T audi nur %an1lGberno cine glelde
groBe 3abl bon le~eritebenoen @elaHen
feltgefelt moroen. Sic miro ii@ auh
na6 Mniidt BON Sadperitanoigen IN
ser ndd)iten 3eit ni@t perminoern,
lpn0ern perm,ebren. @inmal ourb oie
8cbaunng oes Sen1pelbofer Seloes,
oo1n 0l,rd Ole bnulld)e @ri6lteBnng
ocs Jog. Siiogelanoes it Sh0neberg,
oie @%erbouu1g oeS @ilmcrsoorter
@elauoes uro Sen &%iioesbeimer &lae,
100 jett ein nelies ~@6einii@es gier~
te" enitebt. 6erner lit iett Sic but
lide gridliebung ser 8e9eao ont
ShiQerbain, an ser @reifspaloer
5tro6e, bon Srcptpm, oil Ser Sung
ieruboioe, bes gro ben @elaltoes am
Su6nbof Sci ur,obrm1en in gngriff
genomuucu moroen. 0ieie neue11
5taotpicrtcl iollen fir mebr als 2O0,=
900 @emobncr Malm ldaffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

Ser 5feptifer. rDn bait
|0o6 cine poetiide 6rau, @rnit. Shot
beute Morgen ia1g iie:: 80 mie ltegt
10 meit, mas mettt emit par!"
Isle miro tpieoer ibr Fortenonate
perlegt baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

@ie iiberfiiat mallde 8erufe fins,
labt ser l1mitano erfenneu, 0aB ii9
in Seem gorf nibt meniger als flint
un0iieb5ig iunge 2eute gemel6et ba=
Cen, um ibr gramen olS Mttorneps
gu MAIDEN, 0as iie CUR Hraris in ge-
miiien @eri6tsbofen beredtigt. Ser
@ettbemerb rn1ter SEN Mntpalten lit
iett idon Elm iebr idarfer, uno Sic
3eit mir0 iebr bal6 fomner, menn tie
nitt oa lit. 6ob CT 5r1 einem mirfliden
&ompf ums Gaieil1 miro. Die immer
houfiger porfommenoe Streidung bon
9(opofoten aus ser 9iite Ser &edtsan=
malte megen u11erloubter 3raftifen
idei,1t an3u0euten, 6oB iett idon
mebr Mopofaten borban6en iino, als
ra1rh legttime Musiibung Ser &edts=
praris eil1en 2ebensunterbalt ermer=
ben f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

Or. S. 9. 3eorlom fat, mis aus
8alpeiton, Ser., gemeloet miro, Yla-
ne fir sic 9emalierlrng un0 &ultipie=
rl,,1g bon 100000 Stores unfru6t=
Barren 9anoes in iiiome itli@en Seros
m1sgearbeitet, sic oa0ur6 belieoe=
lungsfabig mer0en iouen. @ineS ser
oamit in gerbinol1ng itebenoen Yro=
iefte, nit oeiien Musfiibrung lofort
@6egonnen meroen uno melbeS CUR ST.
rigatiou bon 100000 Meres 0ienen
lpu, inpplpiert Sen 0uu 0es pieQei6t
gr0Bten 3ammeS ser @elt, Ser SUI
lamn1en NIT oen1 &onal $6,000,000
folten miro. Sic er 3amm miro i'm
Meoina &iper, 81 Meilen iiioli6 BON
5on Mntonio, geballt mer0e1,. ST
miro 100 SUP bod uno 1860 SUP
lang iein. Sic ne%ugegriinoete Scar
ion SO. bat auf bl1toerte bon Mellen
oos 2ono auf beioen Seiten 0es Sui
les gefal1ft. gtma ein @iertel 0es
2on6es mir0 bon ser @eie0idaft per-
mittelit eleftriifer Mnlagen, Sic nit
8aiierfraft getrieben meroen loaen,
fultipiert mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

Die stroBenbabn 3 @eieuidaft III
@reelep, Gol., ge6enft einen 8lan
aus5ufiibren, 1tm Srauen 6aran 5u
perbin0ern, nod riidmdrts aus Sem
@ugen nb5uiteiger1. Muf ser Hlat=
form je0es @agens ioa ein 5piegel
10 angebradt per0en, 0aB ieoer Sabr-
gait, Ser b%ineiniiebt, beim Mbiteigen
iein @elidt ser 6ront 6es @agen 5l1=
lpe11oet. Man gebt lei oiel em Hlan
BON Ser Mniidt aus, 0oB oos id)0ne
@eidlebt, oas iid gerl1 int Spiegel
6eiiebt, 0a0ur6 perbin0ert meroen
miro, nad riid>parts ab5uiteigen.
@enn 6ieier Nlan CUR Ml1sfiibru11g
gelongt, ioQte Sic StraBenbabn=@e=
leaidaft IN Greeley niht unterlalien,
oas 2an0 bon 6em grgeb1iB ibrer
MaBnabme gu benadridtigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
Mrbeit mirb balb begimner,

Madoem SIR Or. Sings Meue 2e=
benspinen g%enonlnen, per6et SIR
Gu6 balls ibrer feinen 8trfungen er=
freuet1. &artleibigfeit rn6 timber
ooulidfeit meroen p%ertrie6en, nnb ser
quite Mppetit femnt 5uriif. Sic re-
gulieren SEN Magen, Sic 2eber uno
Sic gingepeioe un6 perleiben neue
&raft un6 gnergie Ser: gan5en Sp=
item. @eriudt iie. Sour 25f III Mo>
litors 9rug Store. E
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

&pr sem Steuer5ablen iu6t lid ser
Mmerifaner germ 5u 0riiden; ni6t
gum menigitens Sic, melde 6ieSteuer=
laiten am leidteiten tragen f0nnen.
1os Snlan0lteuerburealt IN @aibing-
ton ma6t befannt, 6aB ettua 10000
&orporationen Sic ibnen ouferlegten
Steuern ni9t be5ablt baben. @egen
$500 baben iih an 0as 8ureau &c,
panot, atm einen &ompromiB nit ser
&egierung ab5ui6lieben, ibnen sic
auferlegte Citrate 81 erlaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
|itaunt moroen. 8ie bel liegt baufig
in eil1em Namen!

TIuNlr DorOen. N1e D1el ltegI DQHTg
in einem Namen!
g
&n es mad)t ii6 ia mieoer! Sn
Ben neuen Monaten Bis @roe Mar5 5.
S. puroen fir 81, 585,696 Sl1melen
in sic @ereinigten 5taaten eingefubrt,
maibreno es 1909 bloB fir $640,463
marer.
q
Nlln lit gliiflib altd Elm 5trilm=
pietrlllt begriin0et poroen. "a miro
Manber miinlden, oaB lib Oleler
iiil1glie Srrlt red)t balo micoer auI
Sic Socfen MAIDEN m0hte.
g
Iie Gepublif Savanna bat 0aS Eo=
ferlpiel perboten; CO mnb ollp lpobl
mabr lein, oaB iie Don alien mlttel=
omerifanilden &ep1blifen Sic geriltg=
lte 9Seigung 5eigt, lt6 81 amerifa11l=
.%lteren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

Die Srodenlegl1ng ser rMaine" er=
gibt ste 5mar natiirlide, aber troboem
Notwithstanding Sbatia9e, 6aB 0as,
mos lonit als oas 3erbrehlidite un0
@ergdngltdlte betra6tet miro, @las
u110 &or5euot, bonitdn0ig erbalten lit,
m6breno Stabl un6 @iien 5l1 einem
Ni9ts 5uiammengeroitet fin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
Mulitur 2rng 81.
SmtereNamtes 9luerlei

Sm oGtlmopier5ig Yoltiparfalien,
Sic nit Belgium oes Sabres erotfl1et
mareu lino $39O,666 binterlcgt NOR
Sen, ul1o in 45 mciteren, Sic lcit oem
1. Mtui Iepoliten entgegengenoInlle1
boben, $70,749. Snsgeiamn1t repro
leutieren oiele Sur1ru1en Sic Grlpar=
uille bon 2t19 Sll0ipiouell, 0eren
0urbl1nitts= ginlagen lid auf $685.
80 be5iffern. @emerfelrsmertb lit, oab
cine gan5e an5abl bon Iepoiitoren
uQn1onatlid sic geltattete @06itirm-
me BON $500 poa ei%l1be5a5lt boben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
Kinder schroi0n
MACH FLETCHER'S
II oRIA
sterni1mMppem.


Sic 2ippen Ser Mmerifanerinnel1
lpaen an Sd0nbeit perloren babe1l.
Sic ser leioenidaftliben @unrml=
fallerin1en mabrl6einli6 ant metltel1.
g
Ser Manl1, meldDer 0us beiBe Wet=
ter inn W>onat Scat porausiagte, iteQt
uus fir Die lebten Sage 0es Monats
sunni reidlib &egen in Muslidt. Die
6urmer meroen i6m oanfbar leln,
lpenl1 er @ort balt.
g.
Son ie bnnoert l1bren Ser Gas
nreller geben nod amtliber 6eit1tel=
flung 60 81 ibnea, 35 einigermoben
ridtig uno nur flint gu langiam. Sr1
oieler ltnregelmdBiafeit ideint merig=
items Metbooe 81 liegel1.
g
Gio5 6ot inn merifaniihen Stoats=
idab cine Melerpe pon $31 100000
5l1riidgeloiien. 9os mabt ibm 10
(eidt feiner ieiner mittel= o0er lilo=
au1erifoni ldeu Mmtsbriioer nad.
g.
Sn ser M4be BON Sberi0on, 8po.,
fat, mic beridtet miro, Elm Jilder
.qnltott zines Slides einen 8aren an
ser Mngel gebabt. l1e6er sic Sorte,
melhe ser Mam porber tranf.
ldbmeigt Ser 8eridt.
g.
S6ren &l1ril1s in Sen Gblcogoer
@o6ihulen boben 1900 S9uler TO-
eben beeu0igt. Die meiiten bon ibner
balten liG fir fliiger, als altere un>
erfabrenere 2eltte, l1n0 einige 0apo11
ltn0's 'au9.
,sn einem Sllinoiier Std0t6er
muroe ein Milbmann megen 8ermai
lerung ieiner @aare perflogt. 81
entibuloigte iid oamit, 6aB er nu1
reines @aller bel1ubte. Das erinner
an SEN 8ater, ser Ieinem Sobn Bid
tigung nit einem gon5 nellen &obr
ltod in Mllsiidt iteute.
g
Ser 8uu0eSienator 2oDQe fat er
flGrt, ooB ietne &ouegen gu bic
Mineralmailer trinfen. @enn er 0a
nit anoeuten mia, oaB etmas v@eiiti
ges" ratbiamer mare, 6ann meroet
ibm Sic @perebrten Hrobibitioniiten 81
beim balo ol1f 0en 8udel lteigen.'
g
Mit Sent @elpe5r in ser @ano bn
int aanjos ein 6rauen5immer Mamel1s
Mc@pmm cine biertrinfen0e Eid11id
geieaidoft m1seinanoer getrieben
s(uBer SEN Son1enblumen madien ii
jel1em Stant oud noh @liitben, 0is
mir auf cer1 @o0en Ser perriidteltel
l1noul0lomfeit ge0eiben f0nnen.
g.
Gin @cm Dorfer &idter fat eine
gemaltige Eaufe gegen Sic bobet N6-
]0te losgelallen unO cine Mgitation
gegel, oieie MiBbanolung ser 6iiBe BE-
fiirmprtet. Gr fat re6t. Mher leioer
6erriht al1h in elmer &epublif Sic ST.
nigin Mooe '"h"'hratl1ft, un0 fire
Nnbdtgerim1en folgen i6r blin0lings.
g
@eil cine Strut in 56enecta0pL g
g., geinfleioer trl,g, ols iie ibrem
Meanne beim 8au eines 5duppenS
bebilflid mar, tn,troe tic oerbaftet
@atte iie einen @aremsrod angelegt
10 m6re Tie mabri6einli@ bloB ange:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
@mmorinii1es.

oab oos 9ienitn1a0d)en iid ltn11oen=
larg bemiibte, 0ieielben fort5ufeb=
ren."
Sausfrau: uDaB es einen iolden
Mnler gege6en bot, claude id aber
Gin ioldeS Glen tmd06en mic"
Muf ser 5oiree. - u&oren
Sic nur, mie oas Sral1lein 8anou
oas &(apier moltratirt."
uSSa, es lift bod) mirfli6 ser reinlte
Gun0alismS!"
Mttrappe. - 3antippe:: 80,
hier balt ou einen &ausi@luiiel, oa'
init ou 0ib Dor 0einen 3e@bruoern
nidt 10 5l1 blamiren brou6it. = 8leib
aber ia ni9t iiber 5ebn lbr aus, oenn
Ser ri@tige lit es natirli@ nibt!"
Sein &ouptpergniigen II.
II @err (5n einem &otelier): Sea,
6ei Sbnen lit ia nelali@ ein erottl@er
Shirt eingefebrt, oa bats mobl bobe
Sroen geregnet?"
@otelier: nSa = Sen bod1te1 fat
ser 2iftbop gefriegt."
sereniiiimus = ~9enfelt
sic nur, Durdlau9t = mein Sater
NOR l6on o9t5ig Sabre alt, als er
lid, sum erltenmale permablte."
uMeb = mirfli9 irtereliant un0
botte ct bann nody-ab- Jamilte?"
@etra6tung g. Strobmer (oer
loeben aus 0em @efangnib entla1len
mor0en lit, Dor 0em 8aderlaoen):
uSeoesn1al, menn man berausfommt,
Limo sic Sen1meln fleiner getroroen!"
Muffinirt. - 8efannter (5um
@irtb): Isle baben ia iebt ein Sele<
pbon an9ei6afft, rentirt it'd oenn
0as?"
@irtb: 50, groBartig! @enn Elm
@ait telepboniren mo4t, lteQen mir
6as Gelepbon in ser Slide I'M nno
rufen: u8eiett!". 8epor ct Damn ni@t
%minoeltens orei @las 8ier %getrunfen
fat, frieqt er feline &erbinoung."
6atol! - r@err @ommer5ien=
ratb, Sbre 5rau @emablin tit nit bent
ar1tl6er our9gegangen"."
50, mie fatal, id moQte gerooe -
ousfabren."
@ertrauli@. - Major Geim
Ireimiligen @ramen):: ~@arum urt=
terbalt ser Staot 10 piele Soloaten?"
Ireimiaiger: u9as lit mir au6 oft
idon oufgefallen, SER Mojor."
SD It a Of. - ~Sagen Sic
Mir cod einn1al, mas tburt Sic benn1
eigentlid5, SOB Sic 10 oid meroen?"
Nihts!!"
Grfenntibn.- @ut5belibers=
Irau: Ser 60riter S6mammerl mill
51 Sir er fat Elm fleines Anlieger.
@utsbcliber: u@s miro mobl mie=
ser uuf Elm groBes Mnliige1 rausfom<
n1en!"
Ser bilfrei6e PATIENT
Mr5t: Sic baben INNER nod 1tar<
fes 6ie6er u,1o 0obei gemib au6 gro>
BEN Surf?
Eotient: 80, gegen Durit meib i6
mir ihon gu belfen - 1pe11r sic mir
nur oos 6ieber m%egbringen molten,
&err 3oftor."
@erratberiid d. -vDer &nno
lit zines BON sen wenigen Sbierer,
melde Sem Meni6en folgen."
uSa, mir lift geitern einer 10 i6nea
gefolgt, oaB i@ ibm faum entmtlden
fonnte."
Ser Sfeptifer. rDu balt
ood cine poetiide 6rar[, grnit. Sdon
beute Morqen iang lie: 80 mie liegt
10 meit, mas mein emit mar!"
uSie miro tpieoer ibr F%ortemoraie
per1egt baben."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17

GlrndeHin and Mouaner vino
are interested in the Samsel prop
erty at Irwin have arranged to
start work at once with as large
force of men as can be used to ad
vantage and will continue the de-
velopment during the fall and
winter months. A tunnel is to be
driven which will cut the vein at
a considerable depth where ship
ing ore is expected which is found
at the grass roots on the vein at
the surface above, Frank Sam
sci is TO have charge of the work
and George Sorrel will be his as
sistant. The property lies about
Z thousand feet east of the Forest
Queen property and shows the
same high grade brittle silver ore
besides some gold values and a
good shipping product is anticipa
ted.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17

We are pleased 10 sees. H. Cong
don in town again who informs
us that the work at the big tun-
mel is progressing nicely and that
he has purchased the Belle of
Titusville Mil and the patented
mill site of the former owners.
and the title passed this week TO
the Treasure Mountain Tunnel com
pany of New York. This is good
business in the right direction for
while the mill is said to have cost
$50, 600 when new, it was idle and
practica ly worthless to its former
owners, but in the hands of Mr..
Congdon it will become a very
valuable asset to his company.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17

Mr.. Louis McCruGer one of our
best machinists has heen engaged
co put the mill in through repair
and SON with the water power
applied the rat. tat. tat of the
large drills will be heard in the
tunnel as they hammer out the
secrets f"om the breast of Cryst-
al mountain which for countless
ages it Las refused to reveal,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17

News Champion of Gunnison
has an Interesting write up of
the Somerset section including
the Upper North Fork ranch
county that Ii. S along the several
streams which goes 10 make up
the main North Fork of the Gunn;-
son. appears that this portion
of the county is hing ranidly settl
ed and many ;hous;rd acres
being improved aud put into cul-
tivGtion with a hundred or more
homes permently established and
good building put up. This is en-
couraging as it means that even
tually there will be good wagon
rcad built up the river to Irwin
and more ranches taken oil along
the route which will later result N
the railrcad connecting between
Somerset and II resta. This
whole section is underlaid with
veins Of both soft and hard ccal
that viii be opened soon after the
railroad company have extended
railway Inc through the coal
fields herr located.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17

Much indignation was man.
Tested here over the indiscrimin-
ated slaughter of young grouse
that were scarcely able to fly be-
fore the open season was on for
killing them. 1t is supposed that
we have game warden here,
whose duty should be to arrest a |
per ons killing game or catching
fish out of season, but it matters
little, this law breaking is kept
ap just tie SAM and nobody gets
INTO lrouble about killing deer or
g o'se out of seas n or catching
'pneersiz' d trout or more then
twenty pounds in one dav. w.
had better have no GENE laws at
ell, then to ,ee them violated
every day IN the year and it is
not fair toward those who are
disposed to live up to the law,
that others should go on and kill
all the birds in the country ard
drive the deer out before the sea-
son opens, so that the law abid-
inn hunter can have an equa
chance TO get his scare of the
& lme. The citizens phould at
once petition the head game
warden of the state. to place
warden here who will see that
every hunter obeys the law.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17
GUNNISON COUNTY IS
RICH IN ORES OF
VARIED KINDS.
Only Transportation Facili-
ties Are Needed for Big
Production.

A Denver mining man who has
just returned from an extended
"Trip through the mining districts
in Gunnisor and Chaffre counties
reports much activity in those
localities. His statements of the
great possibilities of that inland
empire, il proper TRANSPORTATION
facilities are provided. are most
emphatic. At present very few
OF the big properties in northern
Gunnison are reached by railroad.
The average cost Of getting ores
to market is at present about S14
per ton. THIS makes mining al
most prol ibitise in ell but .th'
very rich properties. even if big
bodies of ore are in sight. Ye
under this serious disadvantag
great progress is being made.
The Star mine on Galena noun
tain. now operated by French
company, is having a first class
wagon road built across the 1isids
west of Taylor park to connect
with the d & r G. railroad which
will help out a great deal. This
mine is said to have a tremendous
tonnage of silver-lead ore in sight
the vein being 4) feet wide and
all mineralized. Three feet of
this vein is shipping ore. With
a concentrating mill to treat the
lower grades on the grounds, this
mine alone could pay for luildine
railroad into the district.
There are hundreds Of mines in
the same section that would be
good producers if opportunity
were available for marketing the
product at reasonable freigh,
rate. 1t is Gained that i f a
branch road were constructed
either from the d & r G or the
G & S into this camp, it would
develope more freight than any
other branch line of equal length
in the state.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17
WHERE ARE TIE BOOSTERS

WHERE ARE TIE BOOSTERS
1t is about time that Boosters
Club" were getting lusy if they
accomplish anything this season
We would suggest that they get
together and make some plans to
boost the mining business, which
is looking up quite a bit in this
section just the same as in nearly
every other mining district in the
state. Lets all do what we can to
keep the ball rolling that will find
more mines in the country which
will give us all more business and
give greater prosperity than any
thing else can psssibly do.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17
WAIT FOR ROAD

While a great amount of in
dividual work is being done in
mining development, there is a
tendency on the part of many
operators to await the building of
a railroad into the camp.
There are in northern Gunnison
many gold properties which will
be heard from at any early date.
The Gold Cup Mining company
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17

Horace Miller has begun work
on the Hard Cash property and
is looking for the other owners of
the company in soon, when it is
expected that arrangements will
be made to 10 a considerable a
mount of Development work.
A fine body Of ore was opened
in the tunnel last year and the
company could begin iaking
down Orr for shipment at any
5ime they see fl.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17

controlled by A E Reynolds O.
, Denver, has already produceC
81, 500. 600, and il is now running
a tunnel to cut the ore bodies al
greater depth. Anoth-r company
composed of local men has sec
ured fifteen claims, three of which
contain Iarge ore bodies. A tunnel
Is being run a ihousona feet to
under-cut their claims. On half
TN nj en- are workin o
Tor days pay in othei properties.
While the men interest d are do
ing the tunnel work. The princi-
pal merchants in Tin Cup are in
terested in this enterprise and are
contributing their share far its de-
velopm-nt. Their care scores of
good claims in the reighberhood
which can be had at reasonable
prices or on good terms by Lond
or lease.
The western end of chaffae
county and the northern porti IN
of Gunnison county have perhaps
the largest mineralized area to b q
found in any district of Colorado
being about 80 miles long by 25
miles wide. The ores bear gold
silver lead copper and zinc, and
there is an abundance of water
power, timl er and all other con-
ditions that go to make up a good
district. There is only one draw
back and that is lack of transpor-
tation.
The leading companies now op-
Grazing ar" the Tin Cup. II ,me,
Star, Pie Plant, Morning Glory.
Tincup NJ & NJ. Blistered Horn
Gold Cup, Sednie Mack and Mono
Metallic. The Colorado Fu i g.
Iron company owns a number OF
iron claims which were patented
for iron ore After sinking thru
the iron cap il was foued that the
principle metal found was copper.
the ore bearing 5 PER cent copper
on the average.
The full development of such
a section" said the operator with
emphasis. would be CT great ed
vantage to Denver by reason #
the great amount of trade that
would be created. Cunnison coun
tycould easily be made to repro
duce several million dollars per
annum in the precious metals and
there is room for the employment
of ten thousand men in mining de
velopment. If The Denver COM
mercial bodies could stimulate min
ing not prospecting in this coun
ty by seeing that a railroad is
bvilt into it its itch mining center
a great thing would be accomplish
ed for the city and the ftate, /
am fully persuaded that capital
invested in the legitimate mining
enterprises of Gunnison county
would be- largely rewarded"
DENVER TINES
We are pleased 10 see S. H. Cong
don In, tnu-n ,rro;,, ,,,hn IN fo,-,,,e {.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-08-17

'ol Robert Hari er arrive d
this week from Cripple Greek
and will go over to his Brooklyn
mines on Galena mountain where
ne expects to C nm nee work
for the remainder o! the season.