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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04

LEADS DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
25,o72 TO 1s,472 in INcoM-
PLETE COUNT
6. 0. P. MAN SURE OF OFFICE
INDICATIONS ARE HIS PARTY
WILL DOMINATE THE AS
sEMBLY

White River Junction, Vermont
Sept. additional returns in yester
days, election. compiled and revised
today from all but IS small towns
gave for governor:
Allen M. Fletcher, republican, %,
O72 Harlan B. Howe, democrat 49,,
Az; Rev. Frazer Metzger, progress
hive 15,O70; Clement F. Smith, prohi-
bition, 1,49s Fred w. suiter, social
ist 1.O42.
The missing towns in 1910 gave:
Mead, republican, 1,4se; Watson, dem
ocrat, 1856; Towley, prohibition SS;
Ordmay, socialist, IL,
II the proportionate gain or loss is
maintained in the. remaining towns it
is figured that the total vote in Yer
mont for the three leading candidates
win be: Fletcher, 26.1OO; Howe 2O.-
100; Metzger 1850,
The failure Of the republican can
didate for governor to obtain a ma
jority for the first time In the history
Of the state III an election preceding
a presidential election will necessitate
the election Of the states chief excu-
tiv by the legislature.
1t is expected the republicans will
have substantial majority in the
legislature. The strength Of the pro-
gressive vote was the feature Of the
election. The democrats also increas-
ed their vote over two years ago.
Additional returns for members Of
the Legislature confirmed the state
ment of last night that the senate will
stand 26 republicans and four demo-
Gratis and progressive-fusionists, las
and the house will have 176 republi-
cans, 46 democrats and "a progress
sives, or 6S republicans more than the
necessary majority to elect state Off
GERS on joint ballot. Democrats and
progressive leaders said the presiden-
tial election in Vermont will be stub
bornly fought.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04

Wilson Pleased with Vermont Result
Sea Girt. N. j., Sept. 4-"The fact
that the democrats more than held
their own in Vermont, republican
state, and also made substantial
gains means business throughout the
country" said Governor Wilson today,
commenting on the election results in
Vermont. The governor said the big
democratic vote was very crafty
ing"
1t was difficult, however, he said
to analyze the result in Vermont on
any comparative basis because the
total vote was so much larger this
year than two years $50, and it was
hard to trace the sources Of the gains.
At any rate. he said, the Vermont
election indicated heavy vote
throughout the country in the coming
election and he said that he regard.
ed it as significant that the demo-
Gratis had carried the cities through
out Vermont.
zone thing Is sure" added the gov
ernor, Dthe democrats did not lose
any votes to the new party and the
republicans lost. The results are cer-
tain1y encouraging"
The governor said he twas greatly
pleased to notice the favorable vote
in Ohio on the constitutional amend
ments. He also manifested much in
terest in the primary vote in New
Hampshire and Wisconsin. The gov
ernor planned to leave here this after
noon for New York where he win adj
dress dollar dinner given by the
Woodrow Wilson Worlxingmen's
league Of New York w. j. Bryan Is
expected to meet Mr.. Wilson within
q few days,
Z expect to get in telegraphic com
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04
4 HORRIBLE EArE

Sheridan, Wyoy Sept. A. The four
year-old son Of Lieutenant Wells,
Fourteenth infantry. died early to-
day from burns caused by his jump
ing on an ash can. The lid turned
causing the boy to alight waist deep
in live coal. The lower half Of his
body was roasted before his screams
brought help. The boys father now
is on duty on the Mexican border
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04

Columbus. O., Sept. 4.-Additiona
returns from yesterdays special elec
tion on the amendments to 0hio's
constitution today confirmed the ear
" indications that all Of the A
amendments were ratified, with the
exception Of that providing for equal
suffrage and possibly good roads.
The suffragists today intimated that
the initiative and referendum, which
passed BY a big majority, will be used
in another attempt to give votes to
women.
Another surprise was the compara-
lively lieht vote on the liquor license
amendment, which in the larger cities
ran from ten to l5 per cent behind
the vote on other principal amend
ments.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04
FORTY MINERS KILLED

Lens, France. Sept AT least 40
cola miners are dead as the result Of
explosion Of fire damp yesterday in the
Clarence Pit near Bruay. Three Of
the rescuing party were among the
killed and number Of the others
were injured while trying to aid their
entombed comrades Further explo-
sions occurred today and the entire
pit IS on fire. Mining engineers have
decided that it must be sealed.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04
ROOSEVELT ALSO TO TALK
HE WILL BE ASKED ABOUT
ELECTION CONTRIBUTIONS
IN 1904
COMMITTEE TO RESUME WORK
SENATE EXPECTS TO CARRY
PENRosE RESOLUTION TO
THE LETTER.

Washington, Sept. 4.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt is expected to ap-
pear October or before the spe-
cial senate committee investigating
campaign contributions, to testify re-
garding the allegations of John D.
Archbold and Senator Penrose that
the Standard Oil company gave $780,
900 to the republican national COM
mittee Of 1904 with his approval.
Chairman Clapp has been informed
unofficially that the colOners speak
ing dates win bring him east about
that time.
Upon his return today from Yer.
mont. where he spoke for the progress
sive ticket. Chairman Clapp began
organizing the committees inquiry
into the pro-convention campaign Of
this year. provided by the Penrose
resolution as it passed the senate.
Letters were sent to Speaker
Clark and Representative Underwood, !.
candidates at the Baltimore conyen-
tion; Chairman McCombs of the dem
ocratic national committees Repre-
sentative William B. Mckinley, chair
man OF the national Taft bureau; SEN
ator J. M. Dixon. chairman Of the ma
tional Roosevelt committee, and Off
iers, asking them to testify before the
committee. This committee expects
to bring out the expenditures made
for the various candidates before the
Chicago and Baltimore conventions.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04
ENGLAND WINS RACE

Huntington, N. r. Sept. A. Eng
land took the Harmsworth cup this
afternoon when the challenger, Maple
Leaf ~, won the third and deciding
contest of the international motor
boat races here She made the 80
mile course in 47:46 leading Baby
Reliance III, an American defender,
by one minute and five seconds. There
was no third, the other boats falling
to finish,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04
STEAMER REcAPruRED.

Washington, Sept 4.American
bluejackets from the cruiser GLACIER
under Ensign Robert G. Conan haw
recaptured from the Nicaraguan
revolutionists small steamer the
rebels had seized near Corinto and
taken to the 4 ~ Of Fonzeca to trans
port insurgent troops. Admiral
Southerland's cable reporting the cap
ture today does not say whether
there was fight.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04

munication with Mr. Bryan soon
said the governor
He has not seen Mr. Bryan since
the Jackson day banquet IN Washing
ton,
I'VE have been getting kilograms
from everywhere" remarked the gov
ernor, asking for Mr. Bryan to
speak. The country seems to be
clamoring to hear him.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04
Dr.. MCGEE IS DEAD.

Washington, Sept. 4Dr. w. Q. Nc
Gee, noted anthropologist, geologist,
hydrologist and author, died here to-
day from a cancerous growth. Or.
MCGEE was taken seriously i'll several
weeks ago He was born in Dubu-
que county, Iowa, 50 years ago,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept 4-Later
but far from complete returns from
yesterdays primary election do moi
change last nights figures, which in
dieated a landslide vote in favor Of
John G, Karel Of Milwaukee for the
gubernatorial nomination on the dem
ocratic ticket over Adolph J.
Schmitz.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04

ELECTORS FAvoRING THESE
MEN RECEIVE. SUFFRAGE
or VOTERS.
PETITIONS WILL Be USED
TAFT FORCES WILL BE OBLIGED
70 RESORT TO THIS MEANS
TO GET ON TICKET.

San Francisco, Sept. 4LY Yesterdays
primary election, which gave the
progressive party its first opportunity
in California to test its Strength, as
sured the Roosevelt-Johnson organi-
zation control Of the state convention,
which is to be composed Of legisia-
tive nominees. This means that re-
publican electors pledged to Roose-
velt will be named by the convention
and will 60 on the official ballot az
the republican candidates. The Taft
leaders, to get their electors on the
ballot, will be forced to resort to Pc
titions. San Francisco and Los An
geles rolled up heavy vote for the
progressive candidates
Much interest centers in the con
gressional fight in which the progress
sives apparently carried a majority
Of the eleven districts. Early today
the result appeared to be as follows:
First district, e. A. Hart, progress
sive.
Second district N. rutherford, pro
gressive.
Third district, Charles F. Curry,
republican.
Fourth district, julius Kahn, repub-
lican.
Fifth district, John /. Nolan, pro-
gressiye.
sixth district, ]. R. Knowlaud, re-
publican.
Seventh district, James Y. Need
ham, republican.
Eighth district p "a. Hayes. repub-
lican.
Ninth district, 8. ", Bell, progress
sive.
Tenth district W. D. Stephens,
progressive,
Eleventh district s G. Evans. re-
publican.
The contest among democrats re-
suited in substantial victories for the
Wilson forces over the old Clark ele-
ment championed by former Con
gressman Theo. Bell
The vote yesterday was light, par
ticularly in the northern nalf Of uhe
state. In San Francisco, out Of a
total registration Of 117OOO, only
$4,000 ballots were cast. Women es-
peciaIly were inactive with the ex-
ception Of the leaders, who enthusias-
ticalIy helped with the voting booths
andgwere complimented by the regis
traf on the efficiency of their wrok.
Light rains In the rural districts Kept
many farmers away from the polls
Complete returns from San Fran
cisco show that Roosevelt and john
son swept this city. In the two con
gressional districts, Fourth and Fifth,
Taft supporters returned one nomi-
nee julius Kahn, incumbent from
the Fourth district; in three state
senate districts Taft got one; IN
thirteen assembly districts he got
one. On the county committee Taft
will have a representation Of three
out Of thirteen members
On the democratic ticket which
carried very much hghtervote, the
Phelan (Wilson candidates defeated
every Dewitt (Belll candidate they
opposed except the Thirtysecond as
sembly district. -Four Dewitt demo
Gratis were unopposed.
The decisive manner in which
Roosevelt and Johnson swept the
state for the second time this year
insures that the nomination conyen-
ton to be held in Sacramento this
month, viii return electors pledged
to Roosevelt as the republican cleo
tors Of California.
The general primary law provides,
however, that any, candidate for Office
may find place on the ballot by petit
tion II he obtains signatures constitut-
ing a stated percentage Of the total
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04
OCEAN LINER WRECKED

Glasgow. Scotland, Sept. 4.-The
Wilson liner Nero was wrecked and
badly damaged today on the west
coast Of Scotland on her voyage from
Christiana to Manchester All on
board are safe.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04

vote In the case Of presidential elecs
tors the attorney general recently
gave an opinion that their positions
must bear the signatures Of three peri
cent Of the total vote cast through
out the state in the last general elec.
tion.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04
LoNa RouTs PERMITTEp

Salt Lake City, Sept 4.-Under an
ordinance passed today by the city
commission boxing contests Of unlim-
tied duration may be held in this city.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04
. BOURNE FoR ROOSEVELT

Washington, Sept 4 Senator Jon
athan Bourne Of Oregon, in a formal
statement today announced he would
support Colonel RooseveIt's candidacy
for president.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-04

He Who Shoots at
Random Seldom Hits
the Target
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
u <e Local News 81
Presidential Situation.

Tie presidential situation is grow
ing more acute,Ls t 'ic time approach
cs for the Zig nomination conven-
tions. President Taft has declared
war To the death against Roosevelt
or any other aspirant who chooses
to oppose his nomination. 1T Is
openly conccJ!od by nauy wire poli-
ticians that Teddy is the only Re
publican that can POSSIBLY bring
victory OVER the combined forces of
the old Democratic party now con-
trolling Congress and holding the
balance Of power in many OF the
states that lave hitherto been Re
plibliruu
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
Western Slope Gas and Gil
Field On the Boom.

Recent discoveries of t;a' and oil
IN various localities ON uhc " est
crn slope have pccaSi med great cN-
element in TIE vicinity of where
the finds havc been mace and ma ~
thousands acres of lands have been
filed upon and extensive prospect
ing Aa5 begun. According t. the
|. >. Government reports the oil
fields Is very extensive, reachi. &
from Crested Butte and Gunnison
westward over Back and Grand
Mesa including the Grand river
val!e.y section and extending over
the Colorado line into Utah.
1t appears that operators have
been keeping their finds secret 50
far as possible until they could locate
eill tie best land near the discoveries
made The biggest strike thus far
known is on Buzaard creek where
the government experts have report
ell oil and gas in paying quantities
and hundreds # thousands Of dollars
have been already been put up Tor
the developemeht of this field which
lies on the no!th western slope OF
the Elk Mountain runge.
Another Gas we'll has hccn opened
nearN .ii,cwater. nine miles alove
Grand junction and extensive pros
porting has commenced in this luc-
atty, the well opened here has n
tremendous force Of gas continuously
escaping and going to waste
HI" government expert believes
that /. large oil hasin extends from
lthr Crested Datic l-vuntli.is south
west.r0 ftIr -stat. lise ats -Rausxela
where new d:~ovyrie. i,avc reces4tly
been made 1t is tliouglIt that the
present excitement over tie recent
iiscnyeries in OH and gas, will re-
suit in thorough system Of pros
pecting all thr,ugh the territory
favorably rer"rtci hy experts. There
is little uucs ton aS to the existence
of I'M extensive oil basin cxi ting
lietwce1 Crested Butte, Raldwinanl
Gunnison. Jacks CABIN and Aikali
basin furnishes good Ground for the
sin king of wells rs also the basin oi
Ohio creek VIII ere a wei has already
been sunk to some depth. In the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

early DAYS " rto-l ert1ng 81 Irwin
an oil wsIl .Iaj sunk in tie vicinity
"f keb!ar pa IS :;lid a Inc grade of
oi! was found at comparative shallow
der,h. This wei wn4 abandoned
ON account OF Il drill Icing stuck
but Il t oi. was fu'pd and we have
ii small bottle ut il pre-erved, said
tn have come frnr the original find
There mist lie riDre oil where this
came from and possibly big basin
exists which could hc ecsily opened
by the sinking ofa new drill hole
near the cd one ia which the oil
was first found. An oil or pas well
discovery anywhere in this vicinity
wou'd Il sure set tie country goirg
some and it il thought that indicn-
tiun- and conditions here warrant
the organizitionioi a coInrany with
the th.cct ef doing some systematic
prospecting ipr oil and gas in thi >
locality.
Referring to the Buzzard creek
discoveries, it is found that the dis
trict has about tie same elevation
rs Greeted Butte and that the gas
well opeael il in u basin through
which the creek runs not unlike
our ) ate river valley, The Buzzard
creek STRIKE wia male six months
ago and one hundred thousand
cubic fee; of gas has been burning
from Til. well every dav since.
IT is said that indication of oi >
lni,s le found upon nearly ranch
bctween here ;tlM Alnont, that oil
may lie scen, sssltiug upon tia
's4rHtes ef+'4sgnas~pxxssszssi-sser the.
r,Ver. l, You'd Lc ir.ttlf>tirg to eee
isevcra, wells ytart,d iri- the valley
ut the most promising points and
+, would suage.-t ;lat ilcury Bueton
ranch ,ls one. Bnckcrs. Kubiac
jim Spanu and Comstock, Others and
] Al'Sal' basin a. another. The strlk-
ing r ~ single gassur oil well along
tie valley wau!G make lnillionairs
IF - all, 81 why not very one take
a chanc" in seeing what may be
found, everybody chip in, buy
good outfit and go to sinking some
W here along the line
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
Rl5y Anthra c;te Me
Shut Cown Fer Wirtcr


The Ruby anthracite mine ut Flor
at . was shut down last week FOR the
remaining po ortion Of the Wint or
MOI tbs. The property has worried
Il m, nth lcl ger tLan usual this ycnr
and has made an cyceptiona! olt
put during the seasons rune The
shut. down wa not on aeioiat q i
lack # coal orders, lut for the rc..-
son that IL is impr.c ical to keep the
railroad ooen after the snowfall gets
greater than two feet deep, a. it is
impossible to keep the track. clear
from the dr.! ting saow which com
es down the mountain sides aud fills
,he cuts to Il depth oi ten feet or
more. the only manner il whica
this road could be kept opcu during
the winter, would be 10y heavy snow
shedding is done IN the Southern
Pacific crossing the Sierra Nevada
ral,g where ihv trak is covered
for some tort miles wish she'd haH
ing timhcrs II foot ar more square,
this could he dol. bctweea h re nnti
.7in.,ittall tlci =; allPl on t.
the anthracitc veins on cliff ere !;
and In 'acr doNn to Somerset with
a necessary shielding of MOT moro
'lian ;aa nj 9 t-lrcuga a sectipsfi
Is, - i pal ~ al u---.4r ,,i.,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
North FORK Naiiroad To
Extend Above Somerset.

pannia Booster" had lengthy
write up last week reativ. to II re
cent visit of the ID. d Il. G.. officials
who made II journey some miles
above Somerset with evident p,ir-
pose of extending their bread gu;lse
line up into the extensive coal
fields ON Minnesota, Cliff, Robinson
Coal and Muddy creeks.
rhe article says in part u follows
Tie projection If the North. s'orl;
branch Tor Il distance of from twelve
to sixteen miles wuu!d opeit Il f.,r
more important territory than ~
suppl;ng the present heavy trsific
Weare prepared to sub stintiatc tkt
above statement from our persona
knowledge Of the extensive are;, and
ti,e n,,purous big veins If -bitumin-
Gus and :stitiEI'ite coal tll.t are
found ON al the il,ount.ins through
which the AortliFork and is trlbu-
taries have penetrated and eXEoscd
the coal vci.l outcru,s ;iiong the
mountain sides or in the Stream
beds for mil y along their eoarse.
These veins may be traced aong
their line Of outcrop up these mum
erouS streams frequently until their
source is reached aS is the case ut
F!ortStawlirh is0ii the headwater-
Of Anthracite creek.
Should the broad gunge come up
the sixteen miles above Somerset
this would leave a gap # only six
miles between it aud the narrow
gauge line of the d. Il r. &. line ut
Fioresta. The consumation of the
Boosters assumption cannrt be more
earnestly desired by the Plonia con
tingents than by all those who baye
homes in and around Crested Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
New Presid ent D. & r. C.
Road Viewing his Week.

Tho new Pf-eil,lt of the Rio
Grnnlc railway, b. F. Bush is in
Colorado this we * looking over for
the rst tinc tie entire system.
MIR. Bus' is said to he one of the
grus.e.t c.al mining experts of
Amcrica and owing to this fact it
t tEopg'it that he viii give first
attention To the bcttermcut Of the
present facilities for handling coal
produccd along the line. of the d.
&. 4. g. system. II is understood
the new president conteinplltes ex-
t2A-iva iin2rov aelt- during the
y,;,r aNd it is though, one OF the
thine' done, viii be widening the
tricks ovrr Marsha'i pass and Cero
hi ! 50 hat broad gau-e engines and
lurg train loads OF hard and soft
r1ai and coke may he taken over
he road enc / way without transferr-
ing ut IA ida or Moutrose as is now
lone. j Is proa,lc that under the
GeN nsdiage-se.d. the near future
will witness the, doing away with
vhlt lite is If. nf narrow gaug,
- IN tle altigs syaten.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
Town Meeting

Crested Butte, Ccln.. Jan. II. 1912
Alta meeting of the Town Board
there were present Acting Mayor
Arnott, Trustees Songer. Bietlcr sud
Robinson Mayor McAIlistcr Trust
aes Roth and Erchor absent. The
minutes Of the previous meeting
were read .nA approved Tie foil
owing bills were read.
Lawrence Bictlor Refund Poll tax
s2,50
i. +. Bennett 1 day ShovcIing
Snow s.
James syndcr shoveling Snow
City Hall 800
Mrs Hoy Cleaning Council room
l.25
John Gardiner / day marshall
800
Pat Collcran day shovelihg =nov
, 20
Moved by Robinson, seconded by
Songer that the bills be allowed
Carried
Moved lv Robinson. seconded hy
SS"nfcr that t e Board ii 'iurl.
CARRIED
I Q. NiIson.
C.os4 ,iio r. ~ ier.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

Frcighting from the Star mine has
been discontinued owing to the fa,t
that the company could not get Il
sufficient number of teams on the
road To keep the snow broken well
cnouoht to admit OF bringing ore
down from the mine to the railroad
1t is Understood that Supt. Phillips
is ont now endeavoring to secure
more teams.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

with cpll d,op,js,a The roadbe
mould be uIdene,l to sta. dard gaud
- from somerset to Crested Butte
and 'tor s!,cddi~g would open an
wiltcr traffic flr. our Anthracite
steam coal and cekc between here
aud the Pacific coast states
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

Il. III. Mum assistant superintcu
dant of the Star mine c;ine oyer
from the mine Aionluy and brought
the maid of Madame lciebvrc who
could not stand the altitude ut the
mine
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

a. c. Aiiltunberscr was down
from Irwin this week he is working
his mining property there during
the winter. I
Dan Mcdonald who is work ing
with Sirt. Sorrel at the Mammoth
property at Irwin came down yestcr-
day. The vein ON the propety has
beon opened and some good ore
exposed.
Nr I.mroias icprerco,inG'l,c Roed.
CID. 90. N'p' il' town las, week,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

A i1rFe crowd attended the dance
Tu,sdAy nigit. All report Il fine
time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

Manager W. ". i5ycrs of Gunni-
son oanic in Tuesday 10 do some
rc;;aiiIng ii tclcf,hoiics.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

the n e when ceh,er Hf
making first class ca miGc Being but three lns 9" hi
thc hieii h'nhh
hcy 81 <N'N
am, will the iai from The :e rlrf" wiu
brg bee" at W
The is perfectly dry and will pumping
and the pVh9
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
ELK MOUNTAIN
COAL CONF. ANY

Sunshine Route To Prosperity
Company OWES in fee simple
200 acres Coal Lands contain
ing Three Distinct Veins aggr-
egating Twenty Feet of best
Steaning and Coking Coal in
Gunnison County, already
famous for its coal.
Property located miles souh of Crested Butte Colorado
Mining has been carried successfully
for many years. and is the principal in dustry.
This Company is not controlled by any
one man, but by its Board of Directors, cleo
ted annually by. and accountable to,
y the Stockholders ~
~ AsSal'c NJ toSt Stockholders
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

MrG. y. Hubbard left Sunday
for few days visit in Denver.
Mr' c. No+4 LETT 'Sta'lay to visit
at Jacks Clbin thil week.
Mr. r. w. McAlister came in
from Denver last wccA for IL few
days business.
Mr. NJ. |. Roth went to Gun niso II
Monday for a few days.
Rev kipp was a passenger on
Saturdays train.
Miss Jennie Doiy is ON the 3ck
list this week.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. J. Boyle went 20
Gunnison Sunday.
Mrs JOHN Rozich left sunday {for
Gunnison.
MrIIcnry Noss weat to Jad -
Cabin Saturday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
Ns,iIGE

The Pythian Sisters will give Il
masquerade ball Jauuiry 2.jtil ut tll c
ISIS flcatcr.
Everybody cordially invited