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Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
GIVEN
TO REPUBLICAN PACT.

WASHINGTON. July 2i.- Secretary
VI state Bryan .ud before the -rnot.
COMMITTEES au 'oru4n relations .,,In
\ proposal to establish IN treaty what
amounts ~ ,n American protectora'-
lower ne republic II Nicaragua.
Secretary Bryan PROPOSES - uc'r.
porl'c in the pending r.o,v Wt.h Me
arm-ua thra. clauses ot The ~oc.at"I
~pIutc amendment" which con~fi.u'"
I'D effect the ron.ru. lha; the United
States row EXERCISES o>.- tho repualf,
NJ Cuba.
ru- treaty N" N.rar1-ua. to
which tao Vital ...-.~ Y. .he p."
smrudmaal uau.I /. sdl,d was H.
-au'rd in rna chasing days If .h.
Taft ,Ianl~.rt,.". rra provides fo-
'ha payment .r H. r.'.a ~-e.r~ N
~3.uuo.uuo .a N.r..-... M ~..a..
Nrlr.-:.l r-a-- N. ... t.n..d -..-.-
nI. exclusive n-.. VI. .un-.rurt .u .-
..r-or.aulr r.a.. c..-~ ...t r.u....
.hu~ f"r-..o~..- .~ ...- n 'ry Hn-
rorrau power. .@I . sdd."n, -t1.~
'ha United ~tei.~ d .u,l o,~o "a ~
cult of foa~ocl t.] ~.,.r,. mlmror-
:art i-rud- .r ts >".".- -o.-. Il.
\.r1rI-.t
~.rr.'rrE ."5. ..a -aat ~,r-
pr~a 'ni i.-,Hr.."n.a .f certain
t.~ I..n- .--u-.~ latin Auarca,
several Waah~ II. -..s .I- au,.u-.a--
ice arr".<t .. ...- r..r ..I a.>
r",ru~,- .r 8. ~.. .....- p. ua.-
... 1rtl.- ..-- nt..
.m.Hu.H-
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
Revolution Spreads in China.

WASmNGTON July II. onicia
confirmation today was received by tn
state department of tn" serious eXtrn'
Of the revolution in China. the dis
patches from III" American legation
al pekin also stating That considerable
anxiety is felt At Prkin.
The anxiety is understood hy Off
cials here to refer 10 political condi-
hons at the national capital and not
to resident foreigners.
The dispatch to the state department
says specifically Ihat shanghai ha-
declared ie Independence Of the Pcki
government, ana four of the central
pro>mcc. arr believed IL haze d"-
clarrd Independence ana efforts at,
being made 10 or@uiza au independent
government at Nankin."
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
MUCH CONCERN IS FELT
OVER RECEIVERS HEALTH

COL UoIurd~ physical condition i
surh A. 'o cause mucn concern among
his friends. ana ,hrrr i trrIn- that
Il Vii hn urccsSrl r"r him - retire
frrm .He ~rtetv.r-Nin of .h' California
Development company 'o gain the quiet
uarn au.u r.rur.ry hs~ made n'r's-
~5ry apparently.
r-- U"'.hrd ~ v~.. advanced II
>..a- HI ..~ ..r. ml ll<.>N worker
~ u.a, ...~. ~a Nus seemed .:
H.. .l.t r. duties Of 'hs r~rrt>"r-
-.l Ns.a r..>n- go, great . 'Av "n
h.~ -ner-..-. nd 4 Is uot surprising
.-. h- .-.. .- ->.a w.y wI'r
.>...I mi~r tla tmclm-
~.ur.~. .a. Representations WiII soon
\. u.i. - ~ friends 'o 'ls Lo~ An-
--.- .o-~ IN ~. w,'t.r .."hr- foo
.a.->A- him Of 'ha iu'.s- IF the
r...l>rr~r.r ti .htt >Hrt.~sor viii
4. t2wu,rJ
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
Against WRITING Letters.

NENTTLE. July 2I.-Nombcr, d
ihr Rainier club ana Seattle citizen.
generally VINO have paid much alfon-
Ii"n I" recent relations between Nh.
r"nniry and Japan aro discussing lod,,
me situation following statement Il,
Hear Admiral Reynolds Of the rcscrv.
Meet. in a speech at the clubs dinner
to- Secretary Of the Navy Daniels.
IN speaking Of the need for moro
W'r~hir~ m NE Pacific. tho admira.
sud:
"If there were 10 Nv ~ batfIo.hfn-
MI IA" Pure, Sound n5yy yard. N.
STATE department would nor BE- called
upon to Wrifo 50 many letters"
Will" the admiral dId not mention
ramos. it is takon that he meant III.
apologies and letters On the CaIfforni,
'd'" situation. AIl eyes were turned
"n Secretary Daniels. but M, rra
-'|" no ~i-n We assent NJ dissent wv
NH" statement.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
Japanese to Settle in Mexico.

NENIcu CITN. Iu-v 3I I'LL Commerce
.a. w..h .ha departure -u..-h- ~ F.-
~ rta. ~ -..rta commissioners b
r+a... .ru..~ >.r. t.~".t-i ju".H-
fra l.. " tu .mn-r"M tr -rrt
-....r r.nc. -~..r- 4. louuo rro~r-.-
HIM. Japanese -...ral- . N.r-'u~ ,t
r..-aa.rn- ~-,..-
raa minister VI un'.z.t.oa ni r-
f.~.ay uts quoted u -.>n- "details y.
ear5.~-.,-~ -~u..t d. r. ~.uI'-. +
,-. Naklda.
F-'I< u5sz. "., ~.mt.nr- ro.au| t-
u.. # IN. F-.~trv ~-v... h.s depart
NJ X ~nori4r nn.~-W.. 4, r.n.r 4.
thank .Aa rt-..r Nation far pa.r-
in.... r .'. r.n.onut- rar..-y I
TOTO. Tta .,--H- HI n..z -aly.~ ur-
e.-t :n.- .aaa II -,>-rnma..- III
fairs e> h.a. %. r.~-..'tE If r~,o.-
~ av"r.h~aV ny ambitious powerful
leaders, This u,- r. Para.r, u...
m-.r,d rc annm4.l- un-.n,u- ..r.
to~- ~-ui .t.u ,N.= o. n...E m--
-.u-.
AZ tn ->.d.nra .tt0.. I.-..f.r- roN-
c~ General M".aIr.-t <<.~ r"rautr
sa0. n Belgium .r similar mission.
na 'e BHr4 '".>a- .. . s.w i,y- fo,
'.'.r -o receive KIM iI1m3.rl'- ieri~-
Iea r7-7rin- .la ...p..r.1u I-,0I-
,.a-r.v-r~y Thousands were a. the
--..a1 II Witness N. 1.nrur. a'
General Di7z. Tn.. .--ri.u 'ta m-..-
t-r- VI 'ha diplomatic corps. t,r--.
ministers. Pro-iiaa. Hn7rra aud hi~
If. 7Hl i"'.-a.... from .lo F.l.>.--
ia party. -he ...~~ MAKING good
a-a. .r-'rttlau.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
HIGH SCHOOL ELECTION
TO Be HELD TOMORROW

~nc election \. deteemine on the is
-4aar~ TX aonas :or additions to the
l.1a school Win ~ held tomorrow,
vi.n v.unE At .hs h,eh school build
.a-. The umezi,- growth of attend
,-,a i. .as -rho.. has made necessary
Nh. erection " q. addition thus carly.
...-' .l. m..r 4. ding is but a year
-lt.
".. aal mere win ho any
....-H- Votes .a~- nut it " drsira-
... ...- ..a r....,. fc Representative.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
Problem IN Cellars.

WASHINGTON . 1t Nn...,.
~ort ro-t~ i ...~ t.H va...
.".u c,I'1c j. .., ... >.... p.-.
m,~'an-G"aar. Ha...-. H.-. t...
r. e "r-.r. IF - .., meas .s .or-
-r"~-m.n '.~. f.. ... .r..--rr.
of 4 r1Ia --ra-a- VI. ..-.r.. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
MELVIN PRINCE IS HELD
At The COUNTY JAIL

N-|r p-I. - seen Iod-ri III
uu.. .,. -.ms hccn found
+. f'...r ~ I'll. ts.r-hal Dan South
v.' ., MPer5- y, charge has yet
...a ,.,roi 3-,r-. t- name. but h'
u.- Nm.ed .t- .-a- stabbed F. p.
W..i a,~t M -a. ] last We.n"--
~ v.-aa. .t. ...r issued for hin
.0Ir.- NJ. ". .oun'y had been
..-..- ,<.ttin- ' I'm while ava
W. ..,.....nu,- r4e injuries ~u~
....o .. Woa- -., is considered
.-. ..r,, .nou at Cf. Thom-
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
Found

A gasoline stove which is absonlJrr,
e,dH Now you don't believe this. Wei
come and see for YOURSELF valley
Hardware Co. north side of MajI
street, EI Ccnro.-(a (ady.l G9
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
WILDCAT AND HOUNDS.
sTG BEAST KILLED

\. N".."~ ... '-.. .....,-
81 80 .>...- ..... .. -,...
N..I... .- a.... r.. ..t.-
y. =. !. !. . J. j. ]. !. !. . !.
-r~m- m.o ..- ..H~. \. ....j-
"u.. ot "a" .."o- a.-- <.@ a.. -.-.
au. us~ -.u5 .. '.- -, A...~ ..5I-
-rrmma-a tn. ..t v.- ',HE ,H.a.
IIa weighed lr..-t>. ...rl~ r.
u..-urrl ut. .... '., NH. ..
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
MAINLY PERSONAL

Mrs.. \. '.. '.,"'- a... t.@ 81 l.~.
NJ. T.. 'a,>>..- .. ...- "oau- ..
Long Rc~..
Mrs Il. F. r..- 4. - ..-..-
Nh. L's Angeles ENEH9
MIS- Nnrt PDrut.~ ard Mis- -
Prrntn~ ni t-n.H.. -'t tr- p,.dGr-
,h" summer "u --e CHRISTIAN rn-r
with their rm.. NJ. = q Cu~.--ls
CInenr" Grow ~ IJnN>i-n. dr.-
otr-.roI.t,n .H E',.-. l.n-.o--a -I..
store. j. .u lbs An-..~ for . t... says.
rest
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
American -eaoUe.
RasuIfe-

Tr .p. tnIr ) II. Louis 9
N,.v York to. Detroit )
ln~ton 2 Cleveland 4.
" t~rlnE.om = .hicagO
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
FTNEHH
zs. q --
The pinnanr r-r.ts..

The Pioneer Traret-r Co. W. PREPARED
70 handle your la--dce oT any KIND 0f
dray work Al !ea~0naHIe prices. or
fee On Fifth stree, inst north u Main
street. Phone Man ADV =
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
Grain and Pey Wanten

Newmark Grain CO., FL Centre. al
ways pays the highest prices for alfalfa
e1d harley hay and all kinds OF grain.
phpsp 393.-Adv. II
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
SOFIA IS SURROUNDED
AND KING HAS FLED

LONDON. July 2t. Il l. brrnInu-
Increasingly apparent that Bulgaria j.,
III the last ditch and that sofia, tine
capital. l. completely surrounded hy
fIa Huumauilu~. ~rlyiau~ ana Greeks
III. noumanin- have rcacnod
Nclora. forIy-tWo mics southwest oi
sofia. and thn Greeks are at Diumaj-
tala. fifty miles south Of that city
There are also strong Srrviau forces
On tine Bulyoriau frontier at EGr
pqIauh1. sixty miles to the Southwest
MI sofia. ant Vt PROT. which II IN th.
Westward or tlat rL1re- II looks N
.f WI. urw HaJk,u triHm>al" intends
". carry Hut i0- 'hrri. VI signing
r,.cr treaty Wrth BULGARIA either OF
nlr bat.lcH-ld COP in sofia itself.
Nothm- is known definitely as &c
Ht. situation At sofia itself or a. tl
'nr safety ur KIM Ferdinand. Who
..rordu- Nv au mroutirm"d report
ha- nrd thr ritv \ Berlin di~paIct
SAW Turkish cavalry force ha- cu-
;rr.I Ndrianoplr. hu' thi- j. not con
t;ruod from any other source, although
Nu-nHt TELEGRAM says that d"~pi.
Ih, circumstances Of the Hu-~ipn om
ha~~sirr at Cou~t.utmoplr 'nc -rru
>il..~ refused 4. promise thu' I'M.
Turks would uol 'ry tn ~aizo Adrian
opIe WHY tua -ruuna luat ouch \ prom
I~r would cause popular excitement.
Tte most Important news receive
f-oo Bucharest TOLLS IF lhr ctpfur. .,
fl. Hum,aton- If d Bulgarian br.-5H
with ta. general commanding and I:
-uu~ It F-rIm.Ioyr, TIL. coptur
tua- made after , Short G-ht
Nh"u~ i .-tiN Silent w RUSSIA
\ r.. \" r.J-" h-h'm- TINA GroeI
fuuctiouoriro hsyr zone N Constant
uoplr 20 sim thr prlcr treaty Witl
Turkey. Their mission j. not connect
cu with the prc-ou! war.
\ dispatch from Athens says if T.
Reported mat King Ferdinand Of Bul
-arl, ha> addressed 4, note 70 PRES
dent poincaro of France soliciting tn,
| Intervention Of that country to hrn.
about pcare. Bulgaria has arcad,
made similar appeals "a Russia an
| Italy.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21

F.c H-n:-MOdern Broom apart
rcu' t2G Commercial. Ed Royce
ACN. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
STEP BY STEP IMPERIAL
PASSES OTHER COUNTIES

Step hy step Imperial county al
Namces past other counties in the State.
r1clf year assuming a higher relative
place in the tfty-eisht counties in Cal
irorn3. In school attendance This year
the county has taken thirty-scvcnth
Place, having passed twcnty-one coun-
ttr@ in ten years
During the last year this county has
-ain"d twenty-five Per cent il school
-ttrndaurc. ana an equal gain during
the next year Will carry the county
past four more counties. while two
years Of this rate Of gain will let this
county pass "a total Of ten other coun-
toes.
There II reason to believe thlt dG"-
in- tha next Two year. fhc rata If
growth wi!l exceed p PET cent Y
year.
Following is the apportinnment If
school money by the State. Just made :
Alameda .... .... ..$55,1i24O
AIpin" .... ........ G9.36
Nn'd"r .... .... .... 2.376.32
Butte .... .... ,...,. 7,5O9.2i
CaaYer'- ... .. ... 2,839.GS
CoIHoa ........ .... i,SSI.9j
Contra Costa .... .... 9,03I.N
I''I Mort" 49,. ...... S5i.1G
III p"r4d" ....... ....... 1888. 90
FRESNO ...... ...... .... 2{,72iS0
Glenn ...... ........ 2.212.56
lIWm'oIdt .... ,.. ... 9,t51.5H
Jmpor1I .... .... ...... 3I6SI2
in\o ---. .... .......... 1861
Kern --...- ... ..... S.S23.00
kn@~ ...... .... ....... l.S59.2S
Lake .... .... ....... f.6O3.Ii
i9-e"n ...... .... t.9iG.ii
Los Angeles ............12i,5Il.ip
MADEIRA .. .... ........ 2.033.SS
Marin ....-. ....... i.955.lt
N"ir"~a ..... .... ... S6I.9G
N'n1"'in" N. ..s..... G.017.Io
N"r'"' ..'. ........ III. L9i292
Nodoc ..'. ...... .... t.923.72
Mono ...... .... ..... 2iO.72
N'h'er'E .... ...... 49,. 5.13S.53
N'r" -..... 49,. ..... i.2i9.3l
4 N"\"tt .... ...... .... 3.Siqts
Crane" -....... .... vi. 1880,
Fi'r"r ...... ........ i063.r1
''"ma- ..-. ...... .... If2Iot
.|""~td" ..-.... ...... 92G5.Gl
~''''".h'' .......... j. ti2Iic4
=" haaf, .... ........ IS3.>i
san H.urIna ...... lips 81
.'.' I'.'-' ........ ......... I6.Si0.3t
TIN" i''nrI-r' .... ...... 73.2fI.5:
~'' J""r'n .... ...... t2.20o. Tx
~an LHi~ ohi~po ....... 5.51a.il
~'h M'l"' ...... ...... 7,Ii7.5f
Santa Barbara i. ........ G.362 r
''"'' Cara ...... ...... 20.322. Is
0'"'' ''rn] ....-' ...... f.3S9.?,
~h'o'".. .'.. ...... i.ifi.5t
0I''F" -.'. .... .... SS3 3:
oI7A'\"IL III ...... ...... i.596.t.
0'I'h' ....... ...... ....5, ?22.ts
0'"'I"' ..... ...... .... t2,?31.i$
0'''liN'"''N .... ...... S.g35.se
~"'''F ..-. ....-.. ...... 2,O.I.2>
D,
'''''''' ..'. 49,. ...... $500.
'lI''N ..'''. ...... 675.9,
"'iF' '.... '..... ...... Ii.?I2.f,
"''''ilile ...' .... ... 1852,
ventura .... ...... .... 5.t26.5:
foi" ........ .. 3.3O8. 8,
'''ha -... ...... ...... f.92IGs
Totals ...... .... ..&572.IS9.Ij
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21


LONDON. July 81 \ vanguard Of
Turkish cavalry has reached The out
skirts If Adrianoplr Con~tantnoplo
dispatch asserts.
Russia ha~ served notice on Turkey
if a Vienna report j. IA be croditeI.
that She Will not hr a passive locker
or if The latter advances on Adrian
opIe.
peace between Greece and Turkey
il about to r" conceded formally. au
Nh"nS dispatch roporf~. The HolDcu-
IL pIo0jnotontiario- lcfl Athens yc-ter-
day for Con,tanlinopIr to .i4u tie
trc'ty, Greco" Kept on n-htin- while
f"r allies were uo@o'iatiu@ me- treaty
If London.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21

\n drink ike : Limeade, At Duna-
.y1:'o .Adv.) SO
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
Parties WlshIne storape Space

W. have leased tHa large -heet non
warehouse formerly occupied by Hamil-
ton supply LO.and are prepared to han
dIa anv and All kinds ~ storage bu.i-
ness. see Pioneer TTansfer Co. Al office
on 5th just y. o. Main. Phone Main /
Adv II
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL.
coae aQue.
Res1;s

...- .'-oies > morning
,.... his +.-tles . afternoon
..-... 4 ~- Francisco 4.
.r7.. NJ ~.-.tmento / moruna
...af \ -..-..nto 2 .anoruoaa
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21

n ~~cHr" cotton p.rher-. VIII pay
ore.naJf the Subscription of th.- paper
a.y address. up 'o 1000 subscriptions
REM. oua-h4If rates .o IT. D Mccall,
R-x 2o7 Imp-ril. C,Ht Phone
G-t1- 'adv. "
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-21

We move pianos ana houses Eu
7 INc- Transfe Adv. u
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19
THE SALE is still on ut S. C.
Robinson store.
County Treasurer. Notice

To Matt Malensok.- Howard r. Smith. and all
parsons having an interest or title Of record
in or to tile land here natter described.
Notice is thereby given that the 10Th day of
November, a. d. 1878. the following -dsscrihrd
D, opc,ty,. situate in.tha Couuty s,f Gunnison
and State uf Colorado, to-wit acres in N. W. 4
# Sec. B. Twp H.S, X. SAW. N. NJ. NJ, was sold
or the Delinquent taxes for he syear 1904 and
purchased by sGunnison County. That ssnid
,rcmises taxed for said year 1901 in the
.,ame OF HI. F. Smith.
That tue said Gunnison Couuty,by itr County
treasurer. did on the 1ith day OF June. 1918,
iuly assign .hc certificate OF puspilasc, which
was issued by the County Treasurer, TO snid
iunni-on County for above snle, to E.-d, Glad
tone, who hath made request upon sthc Treas
urer Of said county for notification, NJ provided
~ the Law Of I.n5 in order that he may become
'ntitled to a n1 deed on said certificate for
aid year.
That tho time OF redemption Of said real
seat. from such tax sale will cxrirc on the isi,
lay OF September, \. ID. 1913, and a tax decd
will issue therefor the c0th day OF September,
\. u. 1913, unless redeemed heretofore.
Dated this iith day OF June. A. D. 1913.
ANNIE NJ. DOwNEy,
-nN. Treasurer Of sid Gun"ison County,
f~.~) BN L. q. PALMER, Deputy
first rub. june 10Th, 1913 Last. July ard. 1919.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19
Gunnison News Items

NesnlAr Correspondence.
A cement walk is being laid along
the block in front of the Episcopal
church property.
A good attendance is reported at the
State Normal and more teachers and
students are coming in each day.
J. D. Parson, wife and son, and Miss
Anna Dill, one of our school teachers,
have been camping at Sspinero for
a short time. Last Friday they came
in from fishing and found their camp
q mass of ashes; everything burnt to
the ground. Therefore they were COM
PEELED to return home.
On Monday the residence of K. b.
Lewis was struck by lightning. Mrs.
Lewis was knocked from the. piano
stool and Jennie Bradbcrry who WAS
working in the house at the time. was
badly dazed. The bolt entered at the
front room and following the stove
pipes to the kitchen. finally entered the
ground in the back yard. On serious
damage resulted.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19
Twenty and thirty
Years Ago.

Gothic school opened with Miss Pear
Dewey, of Lawrence, Kans. as teacher.
dence on Maroon ayenne near the
Catholic church.
Miss Grace Russ came in from Woli
Hall school at Denver, and has joined
her parents at Irwin.
Mrs. S. P. Spencer came up from
Gunnison and joined her sister, Mrs. C.
I. Lawrence for trip to Denver.
The track on the new railroad t.
Ruby Anthracite and Irwin is now lait
within short distance of Elk creek.
The Misses Rose and Mary Broderick,
Minnie Miller and Ella Mayo are ex-
pected in from the Leavenworth, Kan
sas, convent this week.
Charley Robinson arrived from Del
Norte and will spend the summer at
Piltsburg assisting SAINT Robinson, who
i, busy with his saw mill.
Placer mining in Washington gulch
was in full blast. George Mckay had
force of men on the ground and was
getting good valuable results.
Royal Jarvis has been offered the
school to teach at Jacks Cabin, and
Fred Jarvis has been rendered posi-
tion in T. j. Kane's grocery store at
Gunnison.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

Dr.yAWslter, Merritt, who ssfpr years
as been,theipower behind the socialog-
al work of the Colorado Enel & iron
ompany, and has. taken great interest
the welfare of the camps, will give
is well-known lectures on Beautiful
yennice and the Hawaiian Islands, next
ionday and Tuesday. DR.. ,Morrett
leeds no introduction to our people,
md is remembered by the children of
10Th Sunday schools as the man who
lever fails to send them nice treat at
;hristmas time. Let everyb 'dy turn
'ut and give him our hearty support.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

Which for the lack of space, were
crowded out last week:
Certificates for attainment in
reading were given to the following:
Joseph Perko, Marguerite Bramall.
John Pcrko. For attainment in
spelling: William Gardiner, Lucy
Chiodo and Anna Paste.
Honor diplomas were awarded to
the following pupils, who had a per-
feet record OF attendance during the
school year: Annie Nemanic, Law
renee Pcrko, Fred Gardiner, Tony
Sueperger, Peter Gardiner, Joseph
Soji, Irene Ball, Lucy Chiodo, Tony
Mufieh, Joe Scoff, Bernice Gardiner
John NcmaIic, John Markovich
James Gardiner, Andrew Gardiner.
Frances Arbanos and Anna Paste
Miss Marie Block recently donated
the following books to the Crested
Butte library: Uncivilized Races
OF the World" by Wood; Gold
smiths Works; "Conquering the
Wilderness" by Triplet; Home.
stead on the Hillside, and Dark
ness and Daylight" by Holmes
''The Now Magdalen," by Collins ;
and Tour Of, the World in Eight,
Days" Jules Verne.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

Preparations for the Fourth of July
celebration are forging right ahead,
nd the prospects are good for it being
he biggest celebration ever held in
rested Butte. From present indica-
ions its is expected that large delega-
ions of visitors from all our ncighbor-
ng towns will be in attendance, and
.verything will be done to make the
lay a pleasant one. The Gunnison
Normal band has been engaged to fur
lish music for the occasion. Watch for
he program next week
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19
Notice of Stockholders
Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Crested Butte
Light & Water Company will be
held at the office Of the Company,
in Crested Butte, Colorado, on
Thursday. July 3. 1919, at two
o'clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose of electing a Board of
Directors for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction of any
other business that may properly
; come before said meeting.
Dated at Crested Butte, Colo
Iado. June'.2. 1919.
W., H. WHALEN, President
C. L. Ross. Secretary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
J =. LAND OFFICE at Mont roe Cols,r,,,l


March ~ 1913. >
NOTICE Is hereby given that joseph Lies
shosc po-t-oiilcc xddre-s Is Crested. Butte
colorado. did. on the s;rd day 81 August. 1910
file ia this Office Sworn Statement aud .Applicn-
Ton. No. 051is, to purchase the NEir NEN
lection %. Township II $, Range Vests. New
dcxico Principal Meridian. md tho timber
hercon, under the provisions OF thaa-t Of Junc
. 1878, and acts ameniatory. known as tlsc
Timber and Stone Law" MT such valnc ms
night bc.iixcd by npprai-cmcnt. and that, pur-
suant to -uch application. tho land md timber
hot have been appraised. Mt 81 400 the inn
Dor estimated 1000 board feet mt 500. PERM,
md th, land ;aooo; that said applicant will
.Hcr final proof in support 81 his application
aud sworn stntcmrnt on the 9Th day of June.
1915. before Eruest NJ. Nourse. United States
Commissioner, Nt Guunison, Colorado.
iny person Is at librcty to protest this purchase
before entry or initiate a contest at any time
teforc pntcnt issues. by filing "a corroborated
affidavit in this Office, alleging facts which
would defeat tke entry.
Bryson p. Blair
,Rccister.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

Spann Bros. have recently lost five
head of cat tie form poison weed on the
range. Recent rains soften the earth
and allow the cattle to pull the weed up
with roots on, and it is in these roots
that they get the deadly poison.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

Joe Ball was shaking hands with his
Crested Butte friends Monday. Him
self and family are spending the sum-
mer at their Taylor river place and en-
joy ing the fishing. He expects to have
DR.. Rockefeller as an occasional visitor
during the season as the doctor is ar
ranging to fit up summer domicile in
one of cottages at the Ball camp.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

J. A. Goodwin, of St. Louis, general
manager of the U. S. Exploration Co.,
the company that is operating the Key
stone mine above town, arrived on yes
terday'sS train and went Immediately
with Asst. Manager Geo. Andl eta to
the mine. They have an abundance Of
ore in the face of the lower level which
they will proceed to break and take out
at Once
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

Last week tho Denver dailes annoucec
the death of George w. Temple, who
died of neuralgia of the heart, at fifty
years of age. He was a pioneer OF
the early days of Gunnsion county, hav-
ing established the Gunnison Review
Press and later conducted the Gazette
here at Crested Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

A little lass of five years was pas
senger part way up on the Buttes traiL
first of the week. Her name was Gaus
sic Elnora. daughter of J. A. farmer.
She had travelled all the way from Dal
hart, Texas, alone, and it was nightil,
tickIed little that met her father at tie
Gunnison depot.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

Jas. Blakcmore received a new Net
automobile Sunday. a 22-horse power
c r, and the JOY rides have been going
some. His friends are trife uneasy
for fear they may be compelled to lool
a-ound for safety razors until the new
wears off at least.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

1t is understood that the pcstofiice
department has issued an order TO do
away with the back stamping of letters,
excepting registered and special de-
livery letters. The change is made to
expediate the making up. of outgoing
mails and the local office will no doubt
soon he notified Of the new ruling.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

George Anderson. Elmer Hilderbrand
and I. w. Gray, were up from Ohio
creek first of the week looking into the
summer range proposition. l.. NJ. Gray
is to have charge of the East river
range with headquarters at Gothic.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

The c. +. & 1. Co. drilling corps now
have the machines in good working
order and expect to make steady pro-
grcss from now on. Several delays
haze recently been experienced by
drill breaks. etc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

J. w. Clcndcnin, president of the
Monmouth Mining and Leasing Co., is
expected to arrive with his family this
week from Monmouth, Illinois, to spend
the summer, and to look after mining
interests
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-06-19

Mrs. Ed. Schneider went to Gunnison
Sunday TO spend the week with her
parents. Mrs. Jack Ncesham is in
charge of the millinery store during
her absence.