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Evening journal., 1912-02-28
LEWES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES. Feb. 2S.--Airs. Mary Lever
ton, wife OF J. S. Leycrton, a messen-
ger on the d. NJ. e. V. railroad died
yesterday She Is survived by her
husband seven children, the Oldest
being 16 years.
Charles ". Hall. station agent of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company az
Lewes has been transferred 20 Dover.
The Lowes people are now urging the
appointment Of A. !. Hill who was as
sistant Of Mr.. Hall 10 the position as
agent
Evening journal., 1912-02-28
NEWS FROM
COLLEGE TOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL,
NEWARK, Feb. 2s.--Newark base
ball team, and also the Delaware Col
ege team, will have to secure suits-
" grounds outside the College Ath-
leic field Work will begin on grad
inr the field at an early day. There
are several suitable sites for baseball
groSnds. and the boys expect TO get
one " these.
The Rev. William j. Rowan, pas
tor oltthe Presbyterian Church, and
a member Of the Faculty Of Delaware
Colleget lectured on THE Making of
an oraor," in College Oratory last
evening.
Captain Albert W. Foreman, Twen-
tieth lhfaitry Of United States Army,
was the glsst of Mrs. A. w. Moore on
Saturday.
James Mrrison suffered a slight
paralytic strike one day last week,
A number If intimate friends OF
Miss Elizaheh Wright, enjoyed q
dance in the Opera House, Friday
evening.
Master Albert Rhodes gave a party
to a number of 1is young friends on
Saturday evening"
There will be . meeting of the
Christian Endeavr Society in the
Presbyterian ChurA this evening.
The address OF ia Hon. L. Irving
Handy. on "Immortsity Of the Soul.
in the Presbyterian Church, sunda,
evening, attracted al audience tha
filled the church.
At the meeting of thS New Centur,
Club on Monday, Mrs. henry Rldgel,
Of Dover. explained the working Of |
free library and the cat OF main
tenance Mrs J. Wilkink Cooch an,
Everett c. Johnson rsdea few re
marks.
The present library has bout oo
volumes OF history, scientilc works
fiction, poetry, etc, and is pder tn
management Of the New centur.
! Club
Evening journal., 1912-02-28

is now nation wide. Governor Wilson
of New Jersey listened to Il on ro-
cent visit to st. Louis and then de.
cided that Champ Clark, Missouri's
favorite son. WAS welcome TO the song
as a campaign document. The song
was given a further boost at the
Democratic convention at Joplin,
where the words and music we're dis
tributed
Evening journal., 1912-02-28

ST LOUIS, Feb. 2S.-At last Mis-
souri, has a state song. IL was not
written in response to the offer OF a
$500 prize for an anthem that would
iittingly extol the glories of the state.
No indeed This song has been hum
med or droned or whined in the Ozark
mountains for years, but it never left
that hilly region until a few weeks
ago Then II caught on, and its fame
Evening journal., 1912-02-28
KINGswOOD WANTS
PASTOR AGAIN

The congregation of Kingswood NJ,
4. Church last evening asked for the
return Of the Rev. George r. Ellis as
pastor OF the church. The meeting
was the quarterly conference conducts
ed by District Superintendent z. l.
Hoffecker. Only routine business was
transacted.
Evening journal., 1912-02-28
pEATH OF NRs. MEREDITH.

Mrs. Daisy Meredith, sister Of dis
trict superintendent e. L. Hoffecker
died in Chester yesterday afternoon
Mrs Meredith is survived by her hus-
band and three small children Inter
ment will be made at Crumpton. Nd.
on Friday.
Evening journal., 1912-02-28
nANcING-

Shellpot Park every Tuesday and
Saturday, beginning Saturday. March
End. Gents. 25c. Ladies, 10c. Bird and
Edwards Orchestra
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07
SATURDAY., DECEMBER :, 1912.
THE LIVING COST.

All ui lh-' ~Hn.uinr predict ions nf Secretary Wilson and others that the rrcurd-hrrakinp crops would np"ral" tn effect a rrluc- lion in tn" cost of living have apparently failed uf ruliIlmcni Slight rrrrSSiunS have been marked in he price of Snmr coIm- modilicS. but the general trend is still upward. While live hogs have rccedrd in price, bacon has moved upward, except in certain iocaliti"S and inc increase in the price of eggs and other poultry products has more than offset tho reductions in other lines. Brad streets. reviewing ihr conditions on November 1. says:
 It. is true that the advance nV- "r Octobrr l iS only a little nN- CT I-l0 cents. which iS the sum of the net change contributed by nincty-SiN articles. Though the increase is very slight. il never thcleSS means the establishment VII " 'i'N iii-i l''iill I''l ''tll ltt index, the life of which extends over a period nf two decades. This latest index number. so. 9.i78i. indicates a riS" of 6.5 per cent. over that registered on November 1. 1911, while il furnishes a gain of G.6 pr c"ilt. over the like date in 1910, and provides an increase of i.I per cent. over November [. 1909. al which time prices were shaping for the upward hound that was clearly evidenced m the fnr.'part of 1910.
 Contrast wiIh November 1. 1908. when commodities were rrrnvrr- ing from thr low levels super induced in 1908 by the rnn$!- uurncrS of ihr economic up- hraVal uf October. i9U1. brings out an ahvamr" of over l7 per r"nI.. Wliil" comparison with NnvrnlI"r. l4ni. reveals a =aiu of S.3 per r"lI. anu an equal rat iu or increase i. rrilrcI:ri aver the rnrr'Spnnliug period in ~, 996. Thrrr < an arrTrii ion of 2O. { per cent. over Nov >rInIIrr 1. 1903. during whirh year ilIrrr Was an industrial deprc~ sion. SO-callcd, and the rise over the same date in 1902 iS I1.i pcr cent.
 While iiir situation holds Iil- iI.' prunIi$" Iu Ili consumer. this iS a .-O offset iO a large degree by inc Tact that although the prices ur commodities are ruling higher. he "rnrral rru-p'rilN shows tn" way f"r nI"rlIn the price Irnlaud~. In oIlI 'r words. while Ilr consumer has iO pay more for his nrc"SSilirs. he has nor" with which to meet the n:BN IIIp,i!S
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07
SERIAL NO. O1562.
MINERAL. APPLICATION


 MINERAL SURVEY NO 7ss.--U. S. Land nnir", Juneau, Alaska. NovcInbrr ai, Notice is hereby given that tnr Knights Island Copper Mining Company. cor PoIatIon organized and existing under and by virtue or the laws or the Ter rit0ry of Alaska, by ;. \. Hcmplr, It's ut- torncy, in fact. whose postoiricc' address Is Valdez, Alaska. has made application linear feet Of the AppoIla Lode, lode, mine or vein; fifteen hundred linear rect or inc Hercules Lode, lode; mine or vein; fifteen hundred linear feet or inc Bald i!; knob Lode; lode, mine or vcln; irnths linear feet Of the MOghI Lode. lode" mine or vein: thirteen hundred nInc- " linear feet Of the one Dime NO. , Lode. lode, mine or vein; fifteen hundred linear feet Of thc One Dime Lode, lode nlnr or vein. all bearing copper. with Surfar" ground >iy hundred feet m width on each of said lndrS. situated m inc Valdez Mining District. Territory ar Ala>ka. and dcs"ribrd in Ihr nIlIrIaI pIai and by the ncd notes on fir in the ollie" or illr Register of IlIr [. =. Land niI,rr al Juneau. Territory of Alaska, as
 aPFoLLA LODE.
 i'"yinlng at Corner No |. green >i"iI" 'T' iO'' I0. set i2'' in Inr
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

SSSns eSsss 's %o?ns ana S' s!scs tnisss iss% bears 6,s, N. i2 des;, 8 min: E. s55.ii fee. Ss ssssS ss. fesi iS nG ;G;ornfr Ns; m oshsase @ E corner No: 2; thence S. .at deg. os oset m,n ro ". nl SooiSs dsa rect ',, !% c3rer NS. 4; thence '0'"'r No' aIaouPpss a'Se Plas" fops.s C5 Ssss'""'ns'
 L., Beginning st Corner No. 1. which Is "iIn I%Gi'Ga ddS wth fro! G9rner wh SG or tns Ap !"r! dis!aa "ss; I aes W di 's'%Ss %in
 rr NS 5; thence $. GG af deg. tef' Of rnn IH eST W dsx rss' nn aH cSyeT Np ie, thence M X "'r N"' T. issIo 'If P'sSo Pssos or LoDs. osDSsE!""'nS
 %s!'S ss@ 90 %n W. sssss; iss, s:s'; s,s,%; ,i,rnc" $; sS deg; aa min. F. i50o.0O rect min. w.. 54s.ao feet to Corner Corner "s' Na :? $: ss ssr' n t" iornsr f SsSS sS fe, 'snfs a"F '"' ''''" or moaun ssH1nn'1s, Iso,Dr.
 E. FGF'nf m m ?! No Corner GcSrs Mo; from m ac% w,n 2i deg. s7 min. F. ,!673;oo rcct t0 Cor. F. l5ia.So rect to corner S"t Se ?; :o ,nrmrc 'irr $. 2i deg. 27 min. w. 67a.09 rect 10 @ GSr"fs s.sso K sa; .nfsS ;S orHsr dFE 'G @ ''',' V" ONE E''!'''sE o'mE NO. LODE.
 U % < N". '?;fr Gcars As N 57 57"'a acS w!'ss ss Gar 6a deg. leg 3s min: E.: i39o:oo rect to Cor Goo.oU feet lo Corner No. 3: thence x: t"rns" %o \" S" ir, f. thence In 3r X 7 H"r. ''as' "' "ss."'nTi oHe piME LODE.
 with SF"s "m"r So x! "rhIT hppoia M dac 'rn,sa "rr Nc" 1 Hercules Lode and Corner No. mm% rr..I, ni1% MI,i N% Lode" all of ImI srrv"y. 59 deg. a min. w. I3io.9a r.rr n::ani: rn", rn"nr" S; nG deg; i3 mn r.: i5oo.oo I:'' sy min u" W "'nrr S"' ;" rs:, 2: tnr "rs thence N. 1G deg. O2 mn. w. ii9I.66 32 min F.. 6D0.OO feet to t:u.n.. 90 the place ar beginning.
 Variations at all corners ur thI> survey 9h deg. i7 nm. F.
 Area ur App"iia Lode ,G.Si3 Ara nr Hercules Lode . IUJg5 Area "r Bald Knob Lod" IS %n'; Less area m conflict with
 Hercules Lode un.1 Net area Bald Knob Lode :.i Area MoguI Lode iS.5ug Less area in r0nllirt with
 Bald knob Lode i.31V Net area MOgul Lode . i1I3U Area one Dime No. ; Lode . IgUGS Area One Dime Lode 2O.329 Less area in cnnil.rt With
 Hercules Lode . i.1Jg Net area One Dime Lode . iS.a7U Net area ini Survey No. 13G iIO.g77
 The presumed course or thr lode line on the Appolla Lode IS $. 6S deg. 24 i min min F. nin %n the Hercules a"H" $; 32 p u nf,lN Lode ss urg 32 min. w.. on inc One Dime No: , Lode Y. e deg. 3s nm. w.. through the center lcngtliwiSe or each of said claims.
 The location notices Of said lode mn ing cahS iInSor are recorded in the S; cations on Page %. in Book F.. on Page 279.. in Book C on Page 9i. in Book F. on Page ie6 and in Book II. on Page Any and ali persons claiming adverse Iy any portion or said .AppoIIa Lode. Hercules Lode. M0gul Lode, Bald Knob Lode, Lode, One Dime Lode No; 2, or one adverse claims with the Register or inc AIaSska, during the sixty day period or thereafter. or they will be barred by provisions of the statute.
 Knights Island Copper Mining Company
 Ky S. \ HEMPIE.
 INITEn STATE.' LAND OFFICE
 lt Is hereby ordered that the rurrgo ing noirr be published tn the Valdez nearest tie Said mining claims Tor Il period or sixty days. Date or First Publication Der. 6. 1919 Ilut frI Eph
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

The proposed cunSt II ui iona amendment prohibiting the pres id"nt from serving more than one term is said in be gaining many friends in congress. Nationally this sentiment is growing strong, 1~rcnt developments giHing gt much momentum
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

The efficacy of prayer was well illustrated by the Aberdeen preacher, but tn" foxy gentleman was careful that man overheard his wants.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

There is one police lieutenaqt and four gunmen who might be taken in hand by penal reform CTS and made "uNeful t!iiizens of"
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

Maybe the Chinese president is coming over to get pointers on a real hot campaign, in view of the difriculties in.,Mongolia.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

All the great nations uf Flu rope have made known their in lrntinnS' in case of war. The Prince of Monaco will still con iinu" tn collect his prrrGniaGr on rouge ri nDir.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

We ar.' constrained in hrIir\,, that there iS some philuSuphy in the remark of Gov. BlcaSr: "To hell with the constitution when niGgrrS assault white Wnnrm.'
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

IL is nui ihr government alone which has heavy costs tn bear iu the present court cases. We opinc the defendants will have more StllhS than checks Jeff.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

In ihr suffrage SialrS the men have he additional duty thrust upon them tn mak" political love in the women voters and they don't Slirk h" responsibility.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

\ Chicago surgeon announces a new way of giving up your appendix without all oprraliun. The bill will come in lhr same nl:l way. just the same.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Many ur Inc cabinet makers are poor iOinrrS.
 Oklahoma no longer has a mo- n0poly of ih" train rubbing in dusIry.
 SOmchudy lost d wad of money irving to swing the vote in Ken ai precinct.
 IL is now mp to the undcrlak- CTS to protest against any fur thcr inrOads into their business.
 While wc are granting inde- pcndcncr to the FilipinOs we might ccdr Now York Io Mex. leo,
 Ethel Lorraine ROi more value out of the old man than she would ever have squeezed out of the son she married. .n
 Rpturns. show that. inc Re-; publican party has lost its status in Louisiana. .In but few states did it do much better.
 If that tuberculosis cure is what it is claimed to be, we can see half of the physicians going into some other calling.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

SOIncIndy lost a wad of mlOnc irving to swing the vote in Ken ai precinct.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

IL is now up tO the undcrtak CTS tO protest against any fur tlcr inrOads into their business
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

Many uG Inc cabinet makers are poor j0inrrS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-07

Oklahoma no longer has q mo nOpoly of the Train rubbing in dusIry.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
Wake up ye Boosters

Now that the Gunnison Chamber
II Commerce las reurganize,l and
startcl upon Boosting campaign
for 1912, what's the matter with our
Cr. Butte Boosters getting busy and
going out after some of the campaign
spuils of the year 1t i conceded
that the business out look for tins
wear exceeds that of previous years
and it bchoovcs Us 10 see that we get
our share from what there Is doing.
This should not alone he done but
there ought ,o be ii concerted move
me It among our business men and
others tn go after and bring business
here n is being don e in every live
town elsewhere.
We have everything here that
should prove attractive to the tour
ist. summer traveller. and all around
sportsman and hunter. \ rcrsona-
able amount of judicious advertizlng
is all that is needed to bring thous
ands more here to spend their outing
and divide Il good bunch of money
between us and the railroad compan-
les. Who will take the initiative
in starting something worth while,
that will result in great good to
everybody in the town and coinmu-
nity.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
Won out this time
-- -.

Notwithstanding the Denvcritc>
captured the Legislature la, wint-
,r and influenced them To vote
n four million dollar appropriation
for building the Moifit tunne! To
Ilcnefit Denver and thereby side
track large portion OF the traveil-
Ing pub ic fronShoutlcrn and West
rrn Colorado, the Denver. crowd got
badly lett ut the Good Roads CON
vention last week at Pueblo. When
il WAS found that they could not
control the hig delegation the Den
vcr,ieS tried Ia bust upt the conven-
lion and proahly would have done
20 had mot J. c. Osgood of RcdStone
fame sprung into the breach and
racifivd the factions. Although
Mr. Osgpod endorsed the Rainbow
,outc a> outlined, he was in favor
of the Good Roads System all
over the state with automobile rou
t,.l leading t. every point Of inter
c.t within the state. For once ut
lca-t has Pueblo whipped Denver To
frazzel. hut no one thought they
would try the baby act and refuse
IL play il they could not have their
own way. Hereafter Denver had
Letter take back seat and try to
take care Of her own affairs instead
If trying to run those Of the whole
state, as shehas been attempting
all these years.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
.Moffat Road To Be
Completed To Salt Lake

1t is reported that the money
needed 40 extend the Moffnt rowi
from Steamboat springs to Salt Lake
1,as at last been secured and work
l. to be started hy June 1 st, The
distance required To be covered Is
!: W miles and the amount needed
.i.r construction said to be sixteen
lInillion dollars.
The tunnel projecting through the
marin range, for which the late
legislature passed an appropriation
FIR four million dollars, will bv,lrivcn
by the railway company themsel YES
which viii make them sole owners,
.,s they should he.
:. Th.rc is no question as to the
great future for Route county as
hen the Moffnt rond is finally com
plctcd tn Salt Lake city, this will
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
Must have license.

You must have Il license to hunt
any game. says G. w McCoy, De-
putty Game Warden The law ON
the question reads n follows;
No person shall shoot or engage in
nunling any game. whether protec-
ed 10y law or not, without first hav-
ing procured - license therefore,
and having at the same time such
license in his possession. The license
for residents of the state costs one
dullur; for non residents ten dollars,
and license may be procured from
the County Clerk and Recorder at
Gunnison. Persons who have not
taken out their naturalization papers
are necessarily treated as non resi-
dents. This provision ircludcs the
of rabbits.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

IL Useless expenditure to en'leavor to
operate its Alpine tunnel line dur
ing the W inter months, much less
Will it ljc possible to operate an c'ec
tric line over the summit of tho
Alpine pass which rises q Thousand
feet higher than the railroad tun-
mel. The abandoning If regular
train service over the Gunnison d.
vision of the {. * = railroad should
he Sufficient reason not Ia conSid
cr the St. Elmo and Taylor river clec-
tric railway line as feasible. cSpcci-
ally when the 44acts demonstrate
it To he tnouroughly impratical to
construct and operate the prol losed
line. 1t would cost the government
ahoveu million dollars To construct
the st. Elmo line and when COM
pleted could not hc operated more
than three or four months i'll the
wear The Almont line could be
for less than twenty five
per cent of the amount required To
build the st Elmo and could be OF
Grated twelve months annually.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
Home Coal Company.

Ii is estimated that during the
twenty five years of constant uperat
ing IF the Crested Butte coal mine.
not less than ten million dollars
have been realized in clear prof t..
to the owners and operators If these
mines. not Il cent of which has ever
gone to the residents or property
simply because they had nn stock
or ownership in any of these money
making mines. There i now an
opportunity Tor everybody to become
interested in the Iot earnings in
the last coal mine to lie opened
here, Us there is no other coal land
left. This mine slould he owned
and controlled by our own town peo
Pile which would mean that the
money made out If it remain here
to the benefit of each person uo.d-
ing stock in the company 4 ten
thousand dollar block ri stock that
may be had for one Thousand dollars
now should be worth five thousand
dollars within one year after the
mine has been fully equipped and
shipping coal, the investment Of
one hundred dollars III this stock
nj ten cents per share should bring
fifty cents share or five hundred
dollars before the mine has hecn
fully equipped and producing coal
for one year and twenty five cents
when the buckets of coal dump from
the aerial tram into the railway ear,
Get some ten cent stock and hold
TO it Tor bigger profits. thnn can be |
made out of days pay. get work at
the mine when started, a. the stock (
holders are to have The preference
of employment.
w. Scott Humason Secy. y
Elk Mountain Coal Co. !
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
Government VIII Blu lit
Electric Railway To
Taylor River Reservoir

1t j. said that the government will
build and electric railway to the big
Taylor river reservoir either from
Almont or st Elmo for the purpose
of transporting the necessary mater
ill from the main railroad line to
the damsite location. 1t is calcula-
ted that from fifty to one hundred
thousand cars of cement and other
supplies will be required in cun-tru-
citing the dam and immense power
plants to bc erected there. Relative
to the choice between the two routes
Il statement Of facts existing along
both proposed lines will show con-
cluSively which should receive pre-
fcren nee. -tr
The distance between .Almom and
the foot of the reservoir is approXim
,atcly ljmilcs while the difference in
elevation between the two points is
1858 feet, Alnont being S0iS feet
above sea level and the rescrv Dir site
9576 feet this would make the rail
road grade up the river, but two
per cent with practically an air line
route between the two tcrninal
stations. There would be very little
heavy rock work required as the
river is in open parks for most of
the distarcc. the fine would be an
open every day in the year route as
the snow fall up the river from
Almont is always light and no drift
ing can occur. The d. 4 h. G..
railroad Is operated continuously
summer and winter and trains pass
through Almont every day during
the year. Respecting tie ST Elmo
route, the Hey,len survey gives this
PLACE an altitude of 9400 feet and
that of Alpine pass l23C0ft, while
the distance given between the two
points along the wagon road is but
five miles with difference in eleva-
ton of 300 feet or climb of $50 it
to the mile which is over Il ten per
ccn'gradc. Thcdiffcrcnce in elevation
between Alpine pass and the reser-
voir site Is 21134 # and the distance
between twelve miles and Il down
grade of 221 feet TO Tie mile. 1t is
seen from these elevations hctwecn
st Elmo, Alpine rass and the Tay-
lur river reservoir that maximum
4 per cent railroad grade cannot he
had without making lengthy dct"-
urs around Tie summit of the range
which l. known to be absolutely Inn
practical. For more than twenty
years the c. Il. :. railroad founl 1t
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

give an outlet to the western coast
for the great coal dcpositcs which
exist in this portion of Colorado
that without a railroad are only Il
worthless resource of this country.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

FOR SALE = Two wagons. two
mowers, two hay rakcs. One frame
and one log house, big barn. Whole
ranch under ditch, 20 acres fine
timothy meadow. County road
til rough ranch, railroad one mile
distant AMI school house only Cne
quarter mile away.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

WANTED, 4 Contractor for
ransporting of about 1000 tons more
or less of ore from the str mine to
siding at, l'ockers place. Adress P.
Bischoif administrator of Star Nine
a pen, Colo,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18

sF0R SALE, 100 acre ranch, 60
head OF milk COWS and i25 Of mixed
young cattle, 3 work horses and
harness..
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
Or. Miles Heart Remedy

which for over twenty years has
been recognized as the best prepa-
ration of its kind to be had.
Sold undsr guarantee assuring the
return o: the price OF the first bottle II it
fails to Ssret:.s AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
MiLks MEDICAL, CO.. Eishsrt. Ind.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy

are these words of Mr.. Cochran.
He speaks from experience, the
highest possible source OF knowl-
edge. Ii you have any of the
signs of weak heart, such as
pain in the left shoulder or arm,
fainting and hungry spells, short
ness OF breath, smothering spells.
huttcring or palpitation of the heart,
Won need
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-01-18
"I had been given
up to die by three
Of our best doctors,

/ could not stand it to be on my
feet and | was so sweilcd in the
abdomen | could hardly breathe.
But thanks to DR.. Miles Heart
Remedy and Nervinc l am able to
be about the streets, walking ad-
vertisemcnt of the curative quail
ities of your rem edics, although l
am 70 years old.
john r. COCHRAN,