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La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
esptiH Missiensry Circle.

The Baptist Missionary Circle met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. W.
English. and pursued with earnest
ness the study OF China. Mrs. II.
Savage read an interesting paper on
China, and Mrs. {. ". Bomyardncr
read a number OF extracts from a let
ter. received recently from DIR. Vos-
burg. OF Denver. In which he told In
,eres,inely of exp, riences that were
his on recent excursion through
China. The paper and the readings
were excellent. and both were
received. Mrs. Blevins sang the
favori,e sacred song. Throw Out the
Life Line
Before adjournment Mrs. English
served her guests to delicate re
freshment.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Waffle Tea.

The members Of the married wom-
ems Sabbath school class Of the
Christian church gave waffle tea,
last Friday evening, from to s
O'Clock, at the home Of Mrs. c. NJ.
Hasten. and served delicious waf.
nes, good hot coffee and maple syrup
A nice company was in attendance,
and the organization netted the
neat sum of $40.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Leap Year Dance.

The affairs Of Cupid were decided,
reversed last Wednesday evening, ant
A. consequence. those to whose
lot 1t usually falls to do the toast
ing were delightfully."- toasted-xnd
maybe they did not enjoy the exper-
ience highly.
This change Of regime WAS the re.
suit Of leap year and Its agile sug.
gestions taking complete control Of
the young women Of la Junta. and
loosening their already Eenerous'y y
inclined purse strinss. % that \
number Of them made engagements
with the bashful young beaux. sup.
plied them With flowers. and convey.
I'd them In automobiles to Elks'
Hall. where an evening was spent
tripping the light fantastic"
Every expense was met by the
young woman. and II IL safe To say
that many = happy gallant had for
awhile = stronger faith In 4 millen.
mum. Anyway this leap year dance
proved Il delightfully."- Informal affair
and WAS greatly enjoyed by = soodi,
company.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
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Woman's Club.

The La Junta Womau's Club met
last Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. X. Phillips. on Belleview
avenue. Mrs. Charles Fisher gave
an interesting paper on our state
charitable institutions, and another
excellent paper. entitled Private
Charitable Institutions" was read
by Mrs. X. c. lnge
This earnest organization believes
heartily In the couplet motto that
preceded the program for February
23d in the Year Book:
Scatter like the circling sun
Thy charities on all
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Ne,vesd. .Messhsw.

Niss Winnie FIorence Msrshs1.
dsugAtas q q. MarsAall. a Holbsook.
anl ~. Alfred Howard. Of Hartsopn.
Ceos., wsss masfie1 quietly wednes'
1ay aStssnooa. at the Baptist par
soaaes, ~ Rev. ". r. Davis oss'c'ss'
~. ~ ceseooay took D'sce st .
tew nDinutrs afsss five. asl there
were - aetsslaats anA bat ssw W.T.
neoese.
Miss MarshaIl wore becoming blue
tsavsllng costume With oil arcesso'
s3se b Aarnasy and the coap'e 'ef'
q S:9e Doe Dsav~r. they expect To
spsnl tvo wseks II tks capitol city
aal WI tAes % - tewlr. Coso''
vhses tAsy WIN aaks thssr hose soF
~ Deessst.
r.. 19evas1 was snployel IN Il
jun1a thfse ysars 40. - uns ssep
= ~ ~ 0nata re. Later - ves'
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Northwestern University olee Club

The Northwestern Universt Gl e
Club gave an excellent program Tues
day evening in the Princess Theater
This is looked upon as one of the
strongest organizations OF its kind.
and II always meets with hearty
welcome and good patronas in La
Junta. ANY lack of patronage Tues
day evening must be accredited to
the inclement weather.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
PM Sigma Delta cNb.

The Phi Sigma Delta Club. an or.
xsnixation Of high school girls. gave
= leap year dance Thursday evening
In Harmony Hall. at which they en-.
tertained nine Of their young men
friends. and their chsp~roncs. Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Holmes.
A heautisul arrangement of the oint
colors toSsthsr With palms and flow.
ere made the hail . most invitinx
rsndssvoss. Ropes Of yellow and
white decorative paper. fsstoonsd ceil
Ing and walls. and swung from the
tess eernsee % Tie several electro
iisss. sAalins the bright glare os
The lisAts into Daeasaag raAiascs.
Ths Ors-k letters. pAi. sigma and
delta. were foepeA IL yellow and
wAtts. spoa the daiaty drspsssss over
tAe several win1ews. ~ . full moon
ieeksd lowa upoa Tie NAVY scsae.
Aavias bsea lsss1 ssoa ~ usual
hssvsaiy stassea by tAsss bswitchtns
oai1sas ssl pessse1s1 by then 10
kssp watch just tbis oses sbove
thsls nsrrynstias q cse~es rsnee.
NJ. Wa. Oabeis pessjlsd at the
piano sal frapps was served through.
oxl tAs evening - refresh the daac.
~.
TAoss In attsalaace uDoa this -.
li0AtfA1 occao1Da were 0tAsl OuN
~ nossst Wnissa. lrsss Jeass ed
Tn Ceok. Hslsa vaagAs aa1 Walter
neual. Heisa Andrews aa1 Dea Saa.
epe1. 01a1ys Wee1 anl Tysea Weol.
sue1, 0ooaA 1oowo 80 0os9 DaWtey,
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Relief Corps Tea.

The home OF MIR. and Mrs. Roy
Ayers was filled to overlooking on
February e.d by friends and neigh
bors. the occasion being social
given for the benefit Of the Women's
Relief Corpa.
The three hostesscs. Mrs. James
Chambers. Mrs. Fertis and Mrs Ayers
were charminKly dressed N costumes
OF ''ye olden time" The program op-
ened By . recitation BY Master Wen.
dell Fertis. followed BY several selr'
readings. and closed BY everybody
singing America"
The house wss decorated with
hatchets and cherries. and the de-
hghted guests pronounced this the
bese tea ever given By the Relief
coyDs.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
epie~osklsy.

Mias villa Oakley. who 10 from
Tennessee, and who has been en-.
ployed Of late BY the Todd Dry Goods
Company. vas married Thursday ev'
~ning. February 22d. to Mr.. Leonard
spicer. the proprietor Of the Little
Gen restsusant
ne ws11isg took place st tie
home Of the groe0 In West IL Junta'
at 3 O'Clock IN the evening. and the
ceremony vas performed By Rev. W..
T. Davis. os the Baptist church. Only
. eew we're pressat beside relatives.
Miss Oaklsy was drsssd becoming.
b II white and was attsaded b. the
sister oe tAs groom. Miss Nasrl
splces. vraak Spicer attsnde1 hss
heotAsr. TIE wsddins march 49,
other sp,resriate nus'c was reader.
a by Miss Lscy Devise. peestdiss at
The pssso.
After tAs crrenony and after thosr
preseat haA extended ceasratsis.
tioss. rserssAnsat appsopeiate to the
season and 70 The occasion was o.
fessd - The guests.
Misc OakIey cane 70 L. JUnta ssv.
ersl ysass ~ - naks ~ he0s VITA
~ beotAss, :. o. oskisy. ssl has
nale maay fs1ssls VI vien 1T
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
-Four O'clock Club Annual Banquet.

The Four O'clock Club gave its an
nual banquet on the evening of
Washingtou's Birthday, at the Harvey
House. entertaining only club mem
bers and three invited guests. Mrs
T. +. Bogue. of Chicago. and Mrs.
Harry Comley. OF Wichita. out OF
town members. were in attendance.
both having come especially to be
present upon this occasion. Mrs. Wm
Gabele, Miss Edna Holly and Miss
Linville were out OF club guests.
A beautiful and an appropriate fea.
ture OF decoration was n large. lovely
cake. made to resemble a clock with
Its hour hand pointing TO four. Mrs
J. A. kncaid. as president OF the
club. had the pleasure OF cutting the
cake.
The dinner was served In eight
delectable courses which were pleas
antly interspersed with jests and
toasts and were well seasoned with
conversation and with laughter.
Mr.. Nash and Mr. Gabele mad
charming music on the guitar and
the mandolin during the banQueting
hour, and every good feeling attend
ant upon happy cheer made the &C.
castQo 4 memorable one.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
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Birthday Party.

Nearly forty of the young friends
OF little Miss Ruth McCauley received
one day last week the following clev-
erly worded invitation, which tells
Its own story:
Thirteen years ago.
Without bonnet or satcl,c:
] arrived at our house
To take up life's battle;
So II YOU viii come
Wen try OF a truth
To have lots of fun.
While We celebrate-Ruth.
Needless to say that the happy
gtrlies blew in with the snow
flakes that blizzardly afternoon, and
that they forgot everything wintry
ana unpleasant in the coy com
fyness' of their small hostess pleas
ant home, There were beautiful pink
and white carnations everywhere
There was also huge birthday cake
and Its accompaniment OF winking
candles had whole lot to do with
in the indoor sunlight. The candles
were blown out and lighted again
until each merry guest had the pleas.
ure OF shutting ones shining eye.
The holoree was the pleased recipi
ent OF number of pretty presents
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Chieane Club.

The Chicane Club was entertain.
ed this week by Mrs Elmer Cook.
Mrs. II, Comley, OF Wichita. and
Miss Blanche Record were among
the out Of club guests.
The club will meet again. on the
afternoon of March iith. with Miss
Clarice Cook, 722 Colorado avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Embroidery Club.

The Tuesday Afternoon Embroid ry
Club met this week at the home Of
Mrs. Geo. r. Cowherd, III East Fifth
street After a pleasant and profit
able hour spent sewing delicious re
freshment was served.
Each club member was upon this
occasion the delighted recipient Of
an exquisite favor-a hand painted
brooch. which Was the fine work Of
the generous and gifted hostess. For
this and because Of its coxiness. good
cheer and pleasantness In every par
ticular this session OF the orsanisa.
ton 10 memorable.
Mrs. Park Hyde was an appreciated d
guest OF the club.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
lsnteo T0.

The first Of q series OF I.enten
teas Was given last Saturday after.
noon by the ladies Of Saint Andrews
Guild Of the Episcopal church. at the
home OF the rector. Rev. Benjamin
Bean. and In spite Of the heavy
snow storm which came upon that
day.
Mrs. Bean. Mrs. J. T. updike. Mrs.
J. e. Fem and Mrs. Dertnger were
the pl, ssant hostesses for the sf'
ternoon.
The second Of the series will b.
given this afternoon from to
O'Clock. n the home Of Mrs. e. II,
Pechin. at the corner Of Second stree
and Ration avenue. Everybody 10 cor
daily invited.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Unique Embroidery Club.

The Unique Embroidery Club en-
1oyed very pleasant session Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Walter Du.
Dree.
Mrs. Wesley Vandiyer was the
guest of,the club.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02

AsDe' Spa'aing and Joe Warner, Mil.
dred Mendelson and Charles Allen
Opal white and Frank Harrison, MIR.
and Mrs, Dean Holmes.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Call seys' Eighth Annual Gall.

The eighth annual ball Of the La
Jun'a call boys, February 2Sth, In
Elks' Hall. Wonderly music, was
the promising lie: end ins ribed across
the cover OF the attractive programs
which were distributed among the
large and enthusiastic company that
gathered in the Elks' ball room Mon
day evening. These programs listed
twenty.four dances, number
which were given insistent encores.
and II was the "wea sma' hours" ere
those participating grew weary and
thought of home and rest
This affair will be remembered as
among the happiest OF its kind. and
anticipation will dwell upon its repe-
tition.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02

much JOY In her welded life. MIR.
Spicer Is prominent In buslns ss cir
cles and is popular among wide
circle OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spieer viii make
their home in West La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
snewbevna Pssss"ssr Entsrss'os,

OF the great number Of travellers
who have been detained In la Junta
this week by weather conditions de-.
laying trains. several had the good
fortune to come upon old friends and
acQuaintances here. and found occa.
sion for . charming bit Of socis-
biltty which vas refreshing and rest
full to everybody concerned. Among
these was Miss Wilds. Of Cedar Falls
iowa. private secretary TO the pres
Ident Of the iowa State Teachers
College. located at that place. This
fortunate traveller found several Of
her Cedar Falls friends In Ia Junta.
and. TO add TO other pleasing cOur-
tesics that were exchanged she en-
tertained At dinner At the Harvey
House Wednss sday evening and had
- her guests Mr.. Jasper Wilbur. Mr..
James Haynes. Miss Ardrie Cohoon
and Mrs. Haynes.
This was indeed \ pleasant occasion
and will no doubt shine like an oasis
In the stretches Of memory--an oasis
In y desert of snow. however. rather
than In q desert Of sand.
~
opies~ Oakley.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Fortnlsht'y Club.

The Fortnightly Club he'd another
very Interesting meeting last Sat II.
day afternoon. at the home OF Mrs.
J. +. kearns. on Colorado ave ue.
The members present responded 10
roll call with quotations from Pope.
Mrs. Bomgardncr read = very ex.
cellent paper prepared by Mrs Mosh-
er and dealing with the life and
the works Of swift. This paper Was
followed BY one prepared and read
BY Mrs. ". 8. Eakle. which told In
terestingly Of Addison and Steele,
Both papers were discussed freely
and profttably.
The Club adjourned to meet on
the afternoon Of Saturday, March 9Th
with Mrs. c. r. Buckley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

now in l470 feet and has a vertical
depth OF over $40 feet. Six veins
have already been cut, none Of " hich
has been drifted ON.
The weather continues warm and
pleasant with an occasional furry
of snow.
W. o. Daniels has left camp for
Delta where he will spend the winter.
HIS Queen Bee property is looking
up. Drifting from the bottom of
shaft No. ? toward Shaft No. I, the
vein has been cut at considerable
depth showing "A width of seven feet
in places. the whole vein averaging
better than 81 per ton in gold and
copper. Selected samples assayed
So 80 the ton. Mr. Daniels is conf
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

Ed Woodward is visiting his VIII.
In Denver.
Frank Clark is back from Alma.
where he was doing some mining.
Word has reached here through
Manager Lamont of the Raymond
mine that the 2230 vein to the mort h
of the tunnel has developed to a
width of five feet. and carries excep-
tional values. The whole vein mills
S22, and there is a streak that ASSAYS
better than *400. Manager Lamont
says that he is now milling 100 tons
per day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
WHITE PINE
News-Chanpion Correspondents:
Monday. Novembe

Monday, November Is.
II. H. jerks. general manager Of
the silver spar Copper Mining Co.,
left for Telluride, Rico. and Durango
on company business. last Monday
to he gone d couple of weeks He
also expects to go to Denver before
returning here. One new building
has been completed and another one
about finished ON the company's
property. Lumber is ON the ground
for several other buildings Timber
for loco feet of development is on the
ground, and still more being cut
The force of men ON the silver
Trowel has been increased. several
ears Of ore has been shipped. and it
looks as though work will continue
all winter.
Il. u. Cameron began loading two
cars of ore for Eastman and Fossler.
This will finish the ore output for
this winter as all energies viii be
used i'm pushing forward the new tun-
mel.
ID. u. Walburn is doing the ASSESS
ment work ON a group Of claims for
Mion McNahan ON Stra berry Hill
across the gulch from White Pine.
The property shows strong copper in
dications as the tunnel nears the
porphry contact.
Walt Barker has returned TO the
Pine and with Emil Peterson is work
ing the Princeton mine. They are
following a vein which carries sew
eral inches of fine ore and which in
creases in width as the tunnel Bears
the ore shoot. which outcrops ON the
surface ahead of them.
Mrs J. W. Dixon has been forced
to close down the White Pine Hotel
on account of an accident which
happened to her a few weeks ago
She has never recovered the use of
her limb. " hieh was injured at the
knee. and she fears that shs never
will. Mr.. Dixon is seriously i'll and
has been Obliged to discontinue work
for the winter. He thinks a much
needed rest viii make his recovery
possible.
Mrs. Eric Eastman has returned
home from the Red Cross hospital at
Salida- She in much improved in
health-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

Ar- hsrAasss 49, A~~s suDAwsss
siss ps,-stssn " saS~.rs~tepd<sf ks~
nnsr pe~ compsss. aud - - ss.w CO.
gsGsa ~ tse wsr& ~ s-tsssssssiszx
The Jsrs.ss'r ps'ssst ~ epirauce tzw sk~
scw S.rksnGs. whs.a srv ts ise
-,~ssS ~ st IT, nssssh - Baxter
Gs1rh. . hrsfi<se s<tsssrs.sSy sustcd
ts cc~ssusiml s.onsassss go sraaiiy
sacs~~ssssr te xssess<ss ~ . ssSarosa
se.r.
fhs asswct.r~ ssv - ~~sAuus~asx
over tse suaasssss sas eASIhs1ssd ~
shs spsser WORKINGS. 9be tussrl ks~
tscn driven scrssne thw veis t< ~
es't ssa exps~p usostp ksuses~s twf
~ exceserut cosl ~ss<h<sUs . ksvah. os
say isaicstisss u shr Vsss.sss " ssy
ksrstxs ussttev
Ths psoserty - 90 ~ eeuss6 go
eSssrsesa upes . bssaR go tA<r-
vsGhay srtssstac scs,e. asa usA>ssa.s-
sssAs Uta W she c<susw - ssassssahaR
ssss. assss~,vtsss . lasusUs~w<ststsss
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
0l|le
nO6uo OuUDuuuunnum0L
Wes.s~s<l@s. Neveassser .

Weasesdas, Noveaslser n.
sssckhassscss ~ th< A.rpae fraAiag
cosnpssy. 1T she assssl us~~tisg hess
rsceUtly, F~easrted &. q. hcN SlasAsas,
Doe FAsssesse aud .. ". BucAssss
to the board sk sisecsoss. 1r.
buchanan. Whose hoase h N Cvsssea
Butte. sttesa<a the nssssinG.
Rev. Jss. 4. Walts,s vtu besve
Marble the lstter part ~ tke passuth.
A iar~wesl rs-rsy,sis,s hss hses vssased
for him and his fsRsily.
Tim sslter. depsrtussst sxymrin-
tepdent III the Colorado 4 utp Marspse
Company. has re~igse<l and gone IT,
Toleslo. o., To reside. His SISTER. hli.s
Eeslise. accompassisd him.
Colorado YuIe compsny's pay day
has been changed from the l5ts. to
the roth.
A. W. Remecke has been made pwr-
chasing agent for the 'js,loras do Yule
company.
Mortimer Matthew'S. president of
Colorado-lule company, has been
elected president of the Crystal River
and san Juan railway. vice Col C. y.
Meek, decreased. Chas. Austin Bat
was made vice-prerieient and C. ".
Nichols. assistant treasurer.
Operations have begun ut the new
"a an Is..ti n
boiler house was destroyed by the
slide last spring.
Installing Of weighing scales here.
now going ON. will dispense with the
weighing Of outgoing shipments from
the marble works. at Redstone.
A subordinate hive of the Ladies' of
che heccabees was organized here
last week. Mrs. Ella Cowles is com
mander.
officials Of the Colorado Yule com
pany announce that there is enough
work In sight to- Keep the mill busy
until next June. Many OF the Bul
garians employed at the quarry have
gone to fight for their native country
against Turkey but their places have
been filled.
steve McDermott sustained painful
injuries to a leg whea he became en-
tangled with a machine at the
quarry.
Ore wagons conveying ore from
the Lead King mine at Crystal are
daily seen enroute to ears, which are
being loaded with shipments reg
ularly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
Ono O.
ss-ChoasDssse Currsapssonuo0

NtSstoo8t4t8
O<<in~sdAy. kossuh~ q
ws have been - very buay wssA sus
fsai word and listening - ~ psss1nu
cf candidates. for sllsce shaf we hass
he'd but lsssis 70 say end not nuch s1&
TO say a.
But we have not hssn sssssp. ~
toe stsem shresAsss II EiishsucAG -.
and Thee. IlavH sad Ssa. kass sun-
pSeted The seasoa's Wock sad Bsensusel
home, reporting nseiiun crop a esaia.
Thee. Dssis has shs largsst srsp n he
county.
y. ID. Malloa Of Dsaver puxcAsssd
most of the beef and sssckers IN he
valley early in the fall but there wore
few steckmen who held thsir csstle
for late shipping and On lsst Saturday
Anderson Bros. shippsd FIVE cars; 9. c.
Fisher, three cara: Albert nildebrs,fl,
four cars; n. .. Trsmp<. enc car end
l.. H. Easteriy and sons three ears.
Reports came yesterday (Tsssday) that
they went to Denver and sold at very
good prices-cows and heifers at from
S5.75 " $500 and steers ut S6. rs to
$T.00. There are few lunches to ship
yet.
Hay baline is going on rapidly by ".
a. Iillaspey, commissioner-elect. who
hes been shipping at ~. 50 and si0.8o
on the track at wylie Spur. Gail
Moore and Orley Wiseman are loading
at the Lightley spur and z. J. wyIie at
Wyhe spur. The greater part Of our
hay is fed to stock at home.
Ralph Allen has completed large
machine barn with concrete foundation.
Lee Lehman has finished fine large
two story log house, and Otis Moore is
living in his big new frame house on
Beaver ranch.
Our school is doing very good work
under the instruction of Miss Grace
Giles, who taught last winter. She and
the pupils are preparing fine enter
taInment for Thanksgiving evening.
All are invited to attend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

Mre. Srsn& Fa<-s.cr s,ss isss 0~u6
tr ooupss ~ SecSs sssy ss ~
capital city
Mr. tsce. q ssa ~ scnssor BMsk <s
e'sss- and . hr. ksSxet- . uuiuinx
one'"scr - t~'nsar. ~ese IN s"~D~s-
crsl daS- aur,Hg and t,ls-,~ sssx s1nr-
tien asS. The ss.nG ssen have -
rrfsrnea tr"m tsrw sesr staS ~
ALASKA They ~erc here ts issoprs
the Akrs'n prsss-'rfx W wnsch Srssos<1s
Inca i- isstere-tea. They exs~rt sS ~
turu IN THE ~ysrinx
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
0EsYrD surn
EewsCAanpi0a CssvsspeaAeuss
Wednesday, November =

"Wednesday, November M.
Mike Fisher is back from the Red
Cross hospital at salida. where he
was operated upon for appendicitis.
David Jones and wife are back
again in Crested Butte from
Montana. Mr.. Jones is employed
with the Colorado Supply company.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron conn
pany's mines, both soft and hard
coal, are working at capacity.
Orders are far in excess Of production
at present.
substantial improvements are he
ing made To their residences by Henry
Beuten aud John Mathieson.
Mrs. Perry snodgrass has gone to
California. Perry came down from
Rangers Roost to see his wife
aboard the train.
Garwood Judd was over from
Gothic recently arranging to work
the Blaine mime without interruption
curing the winter.
W. IL. Runnoe and e. c. Brnper
took supplies over to Galena noun
tain day or two ago, to maintain
men who will carry on winters work
there.
News from the Doctor mine is TO
the effect that new ore body has
been opened and that three shafts are
being sunk to ascertain the extent of
the new contact.
Emmet Byrd is back from New
Mexico where he went in response TO
a telegram announcing the serious
Illness of his mother, who died, how
ever. before he could reach her bed
side. Mr.. Byrd brought the body to
Salida for burial
Coal Mine Inspector b. c. Manlev.
formerly employed by the G.. +. Al
was here several days ago inspecting
the company's properties
Engineer O. H. Aikine has com
pleted surveys ON the keystone tup-
mel and opera tions have begun.
samples of the Last .hance zinc
Head mine at Gothic have been caI-
lected by Mining Engineer F. T.
Gfiswold and brought here for tests.
The samples look to be very good.
The big vein recently struck in Elk
Mountain tunnel gives encouraging
hope that the ore encountered ri the
tunnel depth eqdals that found on
the surface Should this prove true.
a big mine viii he developed.
The officers and directors od the
Elk Mountain Coal Company made
an official trip of inspection to the
companys property Tuesday. in
company with John Buchanan. for
several years local superintendent Of
the Crested Butte Coal company.
recognized as our able~t and most
experienced authority on the local
coal DEPOSITS