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The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-23
ELKS CONVENTION
 HERE NEXT WEEK
MUCH PREPARATION IS BEING MADE FOR ENTERTAINMENT
 OF ELks OF THE STATE
Baseball Game Between Members of Local Lodge and the Little Rock
 Lodge Win Attract Interest.

When the Elks convention Is open ed in this city next Tuesday there will begin a program of festivities seldom equalled at any of the state gatherings these Best People on Earth" have had In their Arkansas annual outings.
 The committee from the local lodge has prepared a splendid list of en- tertalnment, and some of the visit ing lodges will bring along their own bands, and help in tne general en- tertainment scheme.
 Committees have been named for the reception and entertainment of the visitors. the usual vsitations to points of interest being included, a dance in honor of the guests, and ride about the country here, which at this season of the year is unsur- passed in natural beauties.
 One of the features of the pro- gram is ball game at Wilmington park scheduled between the Elks of the Hot Springs lodge and the Elks of the Little Rock lodge. The To- cal Elks made up their lineup and started out to practiclng with every ounce of enthusiasm that goes to make for some classic entertainment, but probably they were too enthus- iastic in their early work, for most of the players are now on the hos pital list.
 The anticipated lineup of the To- calls Is: Oscar Collins. captain; Doc owens, lb; Charles Davis, 2b; Henry Lotz, ss: Dick Lawrence, If: Harry Lehman, If; w. 0. Crieson, of; Os- car Collins, Sb; Gilbert Hogabopm, Dr. E. C. Thompson and Frank Moody, pitchers, and Joe Kempner and pr. Dick Ellis. catchers
 The attendance promised at this state convention is large, in fact from the letters received there will be a larger attendance than has been at the fSrmer gatherings. The member ship in the state is increasing fast and there is more enthusiasm all the while in the ranks of the members
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NOTICE.

The sale of lots 2, 3, II and 12 in Block 9S, City of Hot Springs. Ark ansas, advertised to be sold under a decree of the Garland Chancery Court in the case of Fannie B. Latta vs, o, F sumpter ct al. on May the 18th, 1912, between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon of that day, was by m order of the Garland Chancery Court postponed until May 25, 1912, gt which time 1t will be offered for sale under tho terms and conditions of said decree as was set forth in pub lished notice.
 Witness my hand as commissioner this 2lst day of May, 1912
 s. J. ERICKSON,
 5-22-3t Commissioner
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ALUMNI BANQUET.

The Alumni Association of the Hot Springs High School will hold ban quet at the Majestic hotel. Friday evening at o'clock. The commit
 tee In charge has seen as many alumni as possible. but on account of change of name through marriage, and new addresses. it has been diff tcult to see everyone. Come. even though you have not been notified The price is q dollar plate and Is payable to Mir. Henry Mason at the Trust company by noon today For
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-23
TRAIN HIT VAN.
Driver and Mules Are Injured When
 there is Collision at Crossing

The 5:30 Iron Mountain passenger train hit a moving van belonging to the Murray Transfer Go, at the Gaines avenue crossing yesterday afternoon, and serious injury was narrowly averted. Ram Guy, the driver of the van was injured, and the two mules were bruised. The large moving van was torn all to pieces in the impact. There was no damage to the train. as it never left the track.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-23
oAkWooD PARK

We have the best road in the county, only six miles from the city, on Malvern road, Meals to order at all hours. Everything first class. Ol Sunday trains stop at Lawrence, just across the road from Oakwood Park. Leave Hot Springs at 1;30 or 5:30 and return at S;16 D. m Telephone No. 1527 and your meals will be served when you want them.
 BRENNAN x SPROWLES
 (1-mO.)
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WILL FIX PAVING.
Central Avenue at Last Promised
 Relief from the Many Holes.

Mayor Waters stated yesterday that he had been advised that the many holes on the Central avenue paving would soon be fixed. the in- formation coming from responsible sourca. The mayor was about to take up the work by the city depart ment, have the repairs made, and charge 1t against the district, in that it seemed no other relief was offered.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-23
HEAVY WEIGHT BUGS

Heavy and light weight bugs all die the moment you use Ross Dead Quick" Spray on them. No chicken lice, mites, ants. bedbugs, fleas. pota- to nor cabbage bugs left alive when it is used It does not stain or soil, Sold in Hot Springs by groeers and druggists.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-23
LOST HIS HOTEL.

A visitor giving the name of Charles Horn, says that he left grip containing clothes and papers with the landlady of Hot Springs hotol. and since that time has been unable to locate the hotel He asks that the hotel people communicate with him in care of the Sentinel Record of flee.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-23

There Is nothing reserved in the stupendous Alteration Sale now going on at Albert Mendel & Co.'S. 5--22-S
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further information apply to Mrs. Bruce Gotham, chairman committee on arrangements
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15

The police of Grand Junction n
few days ago rounded up the hoboes
who were hanging around town and
drove them out of the city. There
were over 100 OF them.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15
HUNG THE GUN
ON A Nail
Mrs. Jerome Accidentiy
Shoots Self Twice With
22-Calibre rifle

Mrs. P. r. Jerome, wife Of P. Il.
Jerome, d. g. r. G.. car repairer, is
the victim Of very painful if not
dangerous accident, which occurred
Monday evening about 6 O'Clock.
Mrs. Jerome noticed chipmunk
out on the lawn and thinking to get
a shot at it, procured 22-calibre
rifle Which was kept in the house.
After waiting several minutes she
hung the gun on a nail driven into
the door iamb. 1t happened that
the nail came in contact with the
trigger of the gun. The rifle was
an automatic. Later i'll passing oat
of the door, Mrs. Jerome evidently
brushed against the weapon in such
a manner as to discharge it twice.
Both bullets took effect in her right
shoulder, and passed clear through.
No bones were encountered by the
bullets. p
DIR. O. A. Dram was summoned
and dressed the two painful wounds
and Mrs. Jerome will probably ex-
perience an carly recovery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15
THOSE new
Cement WALKS

The construction of the new cem-
cnt sidewalks is now well under way
and the contractors are pushing the
work. -
The total amount of new walks
being put down is eleven blocks,
two blocks on Elk avenue and nine
blocks along adjoining streets. The
walks on Elk avenue are s feet wide
with curbing. Those on adjoining
streets are to be five feet in width.
A noteworthy fact is that the new
walks are being constructed wholly
at the expense of the city and not
partially by levy on adjoining prop
erty.
These new walks evidence the fact
that civic improvement in Crested
Butte is at least partially keeping
pace with her Industrial growth, and
tend to beautify and metrolitanize
our city. More new walks are need
ed and it is more than likely that
the present liberal policy of public
improvements will be continued.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15
SHADE TREES
BEAuT|FY
The Project to Set Shade
Trees is Worthy and
Should be Encouraged

Another proposed public improve
ment which is worthy of more than
passing comment is the setting OF
shade trees in Crested Butte. 1t
is more than worth while to beau
tify the city and this the residents
and Board of Trustees seem to real
ize from the fact that plans are
being promulgated to plant 500
shade trees along the streets as early
next sping as it is practical. The
leading citizens and city officials
will cooperate in the matter and it
is more than likely that the Forestry
Service may be induced to render
some assistance in futherance of the
project.
There is some talk also of setting
trees in the park which was laid out
several years ago, but has never
been improved.
If the original settlers of Crested
Butte had planted trees in the park
and along the streets the town could
now boast of az abundance OF shaie.
There is nothing that adds to the
the beauty OF n town more than an
abundance of vegetation and tree
growth.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15
SHOT IN HAND
WHILE HUNTING
Mauro DePaul Uses Gun for
Cane and Loses Thumb
and Finger


Mauro DePaul, a young man
living out at the Eloresta mine
went hunting last Sunday. He
unthoughtedly used the gun for
a walking stick with his right
hand over the muZzle. The trig7
ger or hammer coming in con-
tact with some brush the gun
was discharged and Mauro is
minus a thumb and finger from
his right hand. The palm Of the
hand is also badly lacerated. The
wound was dressed by DR.. Taylor.
DePaul is employed at the
Floresta mine, but it will be
several weeks before he will be
able to resume. work.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15
RESULTS OF REPUB-
LIcAN AND DEMO- >
CRATIC ASSEMBLIES

The Republicans held their As
scmbly in Gunnison Wednesday
last and the following candidates
were chosen to run for county Offices
in the coming election. w. A. Gill
cspy, commissioner, second district,
L. II. Mcdowell, Clerk d Record
cr, Henry Mertens of Marble, for
Treasurer, Mabel Walker, Assessor,
Sam MclNilliams Of Somerset Cour-
ty Surveyor, o. II. Aikine of Gum
nison, Judge, w. a. Franks, of
Gunnison, Sheriff, A. b. Wagner,
of Gunnison, Snp't Of Schools, w.
Scott Humason of Crested Butte,
Representative, DIR. Angus Taylor,
for Senator and DR.. n. j. Hyatt for
Coroner.
The Democratic Assembly held
in Gunnison last week put in nom
ination the following persons for
county officers at the coming cleo
ton. ?. J. Hurley, Clerk q Record
er, A. NJ. Thomas, Assessor, Annie
M. Downey, Treasurer, Jos. ii.
Block, Representative, Sara b.
Easterly, Sup't of Schools, DR..
Walker, Tim O'Leary and III. L.
Hackle, are all out for Coroner, also
Jos. II. Collins, J. d. Jennings and
Sanford Zeigler arc for County COM
missioner Of the first district, Elmer
Wiley and Louis Linn arc for coun'
ty commissioner of the second dis
trict, John Pearson and John Leh-
ritter arc both in the race for sen
atorship, the former having rccciv'
ed all the votes of the Gunnisor
county delegates while the latter
obtained all of the Pitkin county
delegates.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15
new MINE
DEVELOPMENT
Elk Mountain Coal Com
panys Mine to be Reached
by Tramwny

With the initial step of calling
for bids for the construction OF the
siding for the Elk Mountain coal
mine will be heralded the prelimi-
nary steps to the formal opening OF
one of the most promising coal prop
critics in the Crested Butte district
The mine is located about two
miles south of town, nearly Il
mile distant from the railroad
Coal will be brought down from tho
mine by means of an aerialtramway
1900 feet long. 1t is thought that
the traniway will be completed this
winter in time for the opening of tlle
mine the first OF the year. The
company estimates on spending
$50, 600 in the construction of side
ings, tramway and other improve
ments prior to that time.
The tranway VIII have daii,
capacity of 500 tons and when work
ing to full capacity the mine viii
employ about 100 men. Some
coal has already been shipped from
this mine, but the enormous 14-foot
deposit extending over 200 acres
has scarcely been touched.
The projected Improvements and
opening of the Elk Mountain mine
will mean much to Crested Butte il
commercial way, and besides add
ing to her prestige as a coal shipper
will give employment to many
more men.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15

Ray Dunbar, the little Gunpison
boy, who was accidently shot with
3S revolver by his little brother
Tuesday of last week, died in the
Salida hospital the day following as
result of his injury.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15

Richard Williams and wife left
Tuesday for a short stay at Salt
Lake.
Peter Fisher is making prepara-
tions for the erection of a new resi-
dence ON Sopris street, on ground
which he recently purchased from
Isiah Harley.
Mrs. Isiah Harley and Mrs. Thos.
Kelly, who attended the Grand
Lodge Of the Pythian Sisters at Den
yer last week, returned to Crested
Butte Monday.
Mrs. Jos. III. Block and daugh-
ter, Miss Ernestine arrived from
Denver Tuesday for short stay.
They were accompanied by friend,
Miss Louisa Higgans of Denver.
J. Gladstone, of Denver, is here
visiting the family of e. G.. Glad
stone, this week. Mr.. Gladstone
visited tho Florcsta mine Monday
and describes the trip rs delightful
from scenic viewpoint.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15
NEWS FROM
OVER COUNTRY
Items of Interest Condensed
for Convenience of Pilot
Readers

Alfred Zwcifcl, a we'll known
mining man of Gunnison county
died at Baldwin last Thursday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15
ELK MOUNTAIN
TUNNEL COMPANY
Start New Compressor Plant
- Officers Of Company
Here

The new water power compressor
plant OF the Elk Mountain Tunnel
Company was started up the last Of
the week and it is working perfect
ly. The plant was furnished by the
Lyner Engineering company of Dem
vcr and consists of one Lyncr com
pressor and water Lyner air drills
which are driven by q Pelton water
wheel under 500 feet head. Mr..
F;lldcr, secretary of the company
arrived from st. Louis the first of
this week accompanied by promi-
nent men connected with the COM
pany and they are making tl.or-
.ough examination of the properties
that belong to the company which
consist of a groupof something like
scvcnty-six locations that are being
developed by the one tunnel under
the efficient management of Col.
Booker who has personal charge OF
the work Mt the mines. The tunnel
will cut the many veins of Queen
Basin more than q thousand feet
below their apex in the basin where
quantities OF rich silver, copper, gold
may be seen cropping at the sur
face and from which ore was ship
ned to the smelters years ago.
There is probably no more ideal
location in the state for conducting
mining operations than is seen here
on account OF, the water power and
and facilities for mine timlcrs, rs
the mountain sides arc covered
with heavy growth Of fine spruce
which win make elcgunt lumber
for ,line and null purposes. a saw
mill is to be installed that will be
operated by the water power later
on when it becomes necessary to
construct mill to handle the low
grade ores that will come from the
big tunnel bore. The drift is now
in the mountain something near
one thousand feet but will he driven
much more rapidly aud chcaply
than heretofore when hand work
was only employed. 1t is reported
that the company is well financed
and the work from this on will be
prosecuted continuously with as large
a force as it is economical to work
until the main ore bodies are en-
countered when plans will then be
made for mill construction and a
large ore output will be maintained
thereafter. ,+
Mr.. S. n Falder secretary of the
Elk Mountain Tunnel company ar
rived in the city the first OF this
week accompanied by J. P. Callahan
and ]. f. Barr of his company who
were here for the purpose of making
an examination of the company's
property. They visited the tunnel
Monday and left for St. Louis, the
home office of their company We'd
nestlay, where they will make favor
able reports of Investigations made
by them of the enterprise now being
carried to fruition by the big tunnel
bore driven by the new water power
compressor plant just put into COM
mission at the tunnel portal.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15

Extensive resumption of minin.
is reported at White Pine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15

Mr.. Wright, statesmen for the
Struby- -Estabrook Mer. Co., of Den
yer, called on Crested Butte mer-
chants Monday.
Commissioner w. II. Whalen
and Contractor l.. J. Starks went
to Gunnison Tuesday on business.
Announcement is made of the
approaching marriage of Miss Mar
ion Jameson and MIR. Elmer Everly
which is to take place early next
month.
Postmaster Sloan returned Tues
day from his trip to the Cochctopa
district, and reports that he was
successful in finding the horses for
which he went in quest.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15

A cotton mill is to be built on
Quartz creek above Ohio city by
G.. A. Quinby and associates.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15

Gunnison has freak chicken.
It's feathers, instead of laying
down, stand up and are inside out.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15

Rube Knowles killed a big grizzly
bear at Ruby Peaks last week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-15

Mrs. f. e. Bottenfeld OF the
East River neighborhood was in
Crested Butte, trading, Tuesday.
Sheriff Pat Hanlon was in Crested
Butte Monday and Tuesday in an
official capacity.
S. II. Congdon went to Gunnlson
Monday on business. Mr.. Congdo II
will probably remain out OF town
through the week.
8. c. Robinson returned last
Saturday from business trip to
Pueblo, Denver and Colorado
Springs.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-16
FOR COMMISSIONERS

Hereby announce Wyselt a. Reuub-
letn Candidate tor ths nomination Tor
T. olunlsSoner tor the 3r,i ptslvtrt nf
ohannsan county. subject 10 the Wit
81 lhe VOTERS Of Okanosan county AZ
ne primaries N Septembvr
MARION WARliE\
ChUStw. Wash
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-16
FOR rEEASUR

lereoy announce my candidacy for
TIE Nepunuean nomination tor Treas
trer ot Ohanogan county. subject to
ne VIII lt the voters 1t the PRIMARY
election IN september
4. (. QUACht'NEUSR.
c0nasket Wash
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-16

{ hereby annDUncs ny eanuidacv Tor
n rf-puDiicau nomination for lOiuU
s-l1IOr rom the First senatorial lis
rrlcL. Comprised Jf he -ouuIies Of
Ferry. 3kanOgan. Douglas anu Grant.
subject % he vote u me D.8Ule II the
primary election. september 10. ar
= D. LOGAN. VaIer-ille. WI.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

hereby announce NY candidacy on
the Democratic ticket FOR the office vt
state representative from Okanogau
county. subject 70 the decision 1f rhe
voters 1t the primary election 70 be.
Held september 10. I9I2.
z 3. NEWLAND. Nelson. Wu
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-16
FOR AUDITOR.

Hereby lnnOunCeIuy self is / cau
uu2Te Tor me republican nomination
foT Auditor subject 20 rhe will OF the
ot-rs II rhe september primaries.
e. L Blackstone Chesaw Wash
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-16
FNR -NI\v SENATOR.

hereby anuouncs my candidacy i 10,
c1e republican nomination. for J D;S'
senator c-uW the ,t">u senatorial ~.
c~ict comprising l9 counties OF uLs ;a"t
Douglas, t'erry and Qkanogan, suoJ.S'
- me vii 1i Tine voters at the p''
uaricS september I'D. 1912. -.
w \ BUinSer Methow, WASH
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hereby announce ny -Iudidacv
-or r1e republican nomination TOR
county clerk. subject 70 tie ie,ision
OI the voters al The pFimarv election
september 10, 1872 VIM. : Mcclure.
COncUnuilv. Wash
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-16
FOR AUDITOR

hereby announce myself Is 4 can
tluate tor the office Of County Auditor
subject 10 the VIII OF the republican
VOTERS II -he september primaries,
2. \. GRANGER.
COncOnuily. Wash.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-16
EUG $H.EiFF

{ hereby announce my candiuaJs! orif
me republican nomination Tor sn The
pt O6aoO&Sn -ounl. subject ~ ory
Decision y, -lg voters &C the pi'N''
election IA September ION
RI ,. rOML1NsoN
Biverside, Wash
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-16

Mrs. Chas. Hartman. Of WancIr.
vas n Conconuily rnis wees Tuesday
lnd while there secured a de'lree Of
iivOrce from ler husband.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-16
FOR SHERIFF

hereby announce myself ! ,andi-
iaIe Tor -he -epUnliCan nomination
Tor sheriff Of Qkanogan county sub
e'-r 70 The decision Of the voters II
rhr primary election Il september.
Ear~v {. Stark. Qkauugan. Wash.
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-16
SUPERINTENDENT IF SCHOOLS
FOR aEPRESE,7 -ATEvTg.

hereby announce myself Il a IN
lu2Le Tor mt Jrtic= X -r-pr-=elIaJlv--
-rDIn gEanugan s9lIuI-- subject 20 me
decision II ne -epU1lican Offers II
-u- 1r,inary election 70 Dr. le-.u SEN
-efnner To- L4I@
T. 2 SAMSON. 1r0viIIe Wash.
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OUNTT TREASURER.

hereby announce myself Is
,aniliuar- -or she Office 1t county
Treasurer. IN The republican ticket
iIDle"- 20 he decision Ut the r0rers
II -ilr primaries. september 10, 1912.
H R. grRA1LMAN. CuncouuIlv
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FOR -CMMT SSTCNER

I-rrnv announce nvs~lf - / an
lu2r= -Or The 1Tice N Commissioned
u -Ie -LIrfi District. IN ne Democrat
c --c1er. sIDIe,- 70 ne decision II tie
orrrz II lie lr-mar- lection.
; :. MT HE'LL. noiS0u. w.
i-a " =ha-f-r announces ais an
lluacT for -augr=z=. ;rd Dist. subject
10 he -rpU0IcIn primary sept Or
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PAD 4DFERTI-ENENFS
FOR CUNT CLERk.

--r-lv LnnOuuce nvseif Is an
1Iu-Te -Or he -npuniican nomination
or JInI- Ier1 IT 1kauugau COUNTY,
STD SCI 20 me t-elSlOn lf ne -enuDii
II -1reFs IT he 1r-narv 4ieer1uu n
september : = Sterling. Cmak. w.