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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08
gofal Seriht.
gerisnsl- stisem.

Ter alte Iurnerpionier IS etc
9 r a II d, elmer Der Grinder oes
langIt etngegungenen 8eIt Gtnctnnatt
3urnpereins, lit geiteru ietnen Gteben
nno subIreihen 5reunoen our6 Den
Goo entriifen rporOeu Der ibn I'M 9lls
ter BON 70 S5dbren ereilte. Dte Beer
oiqunq oes naferen Bionters ttn0et
en- Gienitag gtahntittag bonn 3ui1le
Ietner 9o6ter 2Srau SSoiepbtne
9rueitle, 1866 g8eQs 9lOenue aliI
8ricc SiQ, au5 itatt.
i5rau gliia6cth 9ratfii1 4,
oe6. did, Die @attin oeS Serrn
Gbuaro gratftib, Sr., lit 9eItern I'm
| 9uter BON sc 2a5reu ianft binitber8e'
! iflunmeri IN Elm beiieres S$eu1eu,
oufriftiq betrnltcrt bon 4Qeu, Htt
hcnen lie i'm 2eben IN 8erltDrlng &C.
fonmeu mar. Iie 9eeroi8uug ftnoet
an Q}ittmohfaAmittag pom Irauer'
ihauie, 226S Rice StraBe, aus itatt
Grau 2obonna a u Her, geb
Ihaubalb, 1T qeItern glbeno tbren
gotten, Dem oerItorbenen Blonte1
Iuno gddermei7ter 6errn 9oam Sol
Iler, i'm Gooe nahgefolgt. Sic ltarI
lin g(lter non 70 25abren in ibrer8ob
Iupna, 1884 Si6uep aOenue. 6ras
I8oQer mar aus Shouenitetn Il
gopern gebHrtig llno ielt 80 15ohreI
bier onidIIig ggpeien. gn nabere'
| 9lnaeh0riqen hinterlaBt tic etnenSoh1
Iltn6 cine Sodtsx nebit 0eren 5an1l
lien. Die 3eit Der 8eeroigung lit noe
nidlt fpItdcipbt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08

brauneg 9dpier uno in e;ne gtefp
gorter 3eitung, bic bas Datum oes
81. gluquit trug, eingeipitslt. Sas
9odet mar nit einem 9rdnitblot i'm
@ept6t BON 3ebn pfunb bel6perf.
aerste, Die ben 5utb pom Sonntag
unterIu6ten, ertldrten, odb es ith um
einen 3beil Der 2ei4e hdnole. oeren
Rumpf am sreitag gefunoen fpuroe,
Die 2ei4e lit Die elmer Brduensperlon
bon unter 3tpan3ig Sdbren.
en- Der Morgue, in Der it6 Der am
s5reitag gsfunbene Rumpf bettnoet,
traf am Sonntag Elm 8risf Elm, Der
aGsr6ano un3uiammenbdngenoes 3eug
snthdlt. 2luf bem goupert itanb DER
Rame .8r. Wloier" uno allf Der Rud7
ie;.., bes gouperts funoen Die Borte:
| ,Sie bat ME auf mid geR0rt." Die
| Qeihe mar ie6r gef6idt ausstndn0er@
qeI6nitten. Or. MoIer fannie Glo
| ie6r qut." en- bem Brief tpiro DON
,Hibor Simon" unb rG1a Stmon"
aeIprotsn unb auberbem perben aud
nod cine Gu8dbl Ramen in poltg un7
perItGnoliter Weiie ertpdhnt.
Dem Ri6tsr Qpu4 entro n :
men.
Guthrie, Stld., 7. September
Sberiff Mubonep BON 9utbrts uno z
feiner QfIiItentsn muBten am Sonntde
! abeno einen Arreitauten, einen 9te9el
Ramens Bouts Green nab Yerrt
, fdaffen, neil elm @oltsbaufe an BEN
+ Tar6tgeH 2pnhjuiti3 iiben pollte
l Der Sheriff mar, I'm Ieinen 9efan9s
T nen in Siherbeit gu bringen, unter
) meas aesnungen ieiu Qutomobtl IN
: Std su laITen uno iih nit Dem Jte
: asr in ben Dalb gu fli6teH. 8rsel
: hattie bier am Sonutag in fsiuem 9e
: fddftslotal ben poIi3ei6ef Gog Utur
T ION uno ben 9oIi3iIten Siauc 8. Cab
( nell erTdofen, ds Die 8edmten 4
Il oem SauIe naa Gpirituofen iu6ten.
Z 81 a d. pter Gagen &c un D +
> grsfine, Dlinn., Z. Septenlbe,
!. 9culah Ban3horn, ole bret Sabre oil
Z Sodlter BON 8iaian @an5borr, ol
7 ieit pier 5agen oernliBt ruoroen, mu'
y sc am Sonntaq I'M 8aloe in elmer
!. = gebiiih, cine peite Strefe BON DC
:. Earm TIRES 8aters, geflmoen. y
i aleine mar, ais iie oufgeilnbeu pu1
: Sc, nod BEL uoQem geiUrbtiein. gta'
- bem ain6e NOR pdbreno Der lebie
y y Iooe pou peritiebenen 9lufgebote
y oeIuft uoroen uuo man bate an8
" nclnmen, oaB es BON etnem tur5lt
!. Iaus einem Girtus entiprrn8enen 2ei
g paroen aetootet poroeu iei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08

6em @ebiete Der Grbeitspermittlntg.4
8abIrefhe arbettIoie tn BEN Stao~
ten, WeungeI on Grbeitern auF Deut
2auoe. Auh in gitnfttsen 3ctte1t
narf bic 8obl Der arbeitslofen jlr
2eutIdlano uiif cine 8tertelnttaiou
geihdst peroen.
Oils I'm eyunl 1895 Bel Der 8ertfgs
3dbluna aud bic Nrebitslofen ge3dblt
fpurDen, erQab iih. cine 3tffer BON
! $4,000 unD als i'm gletheu Sabre
i'm DECEMBER BET Der 8plts3dbluHJ
bic Qlrbeitsloien rpieoer ge3dblt nura
zen, ftieq ibre 3tffer auf SD, 900. IS
! fGllt ins 8eDi6t, baB Deuti6lanb all
| idbrtih 100000 uno mebr fremoIdHt
otf6e Qrbeiter beihdfttgt, bic unge'
| fG6r CUR einen SGtfte duf ben groben
@iitern, aur dnberen 6dlfte in ber
Ihpereu Snbu1trie befhdftigt fperoen.
Gje[Gnqe IS, cine regelmdbige StdtHtIt
cufaunebmen nit 3uoerldfigen Reinl|
tuten, bann f6nnten MaBndbmen gee
trpffen tperoen, bic es berbiiteten, meh-
fremoldnotihe Nrbetter heretn3uldhen
ais pirtlitb n0thiq iiuo. 9iefe Wtehrs
suqelaTenen peritdrteu ben 2o9nbrld,
ou Die fremoldnbii6en @rbetter tn@
foIae i6rsr meiIt uiebrigen 3uitur
ohnebin lohubriidenD ptrten. Dies
Gilt i'm peIsnttiheu nur fur be
fremoldnoiihen unaelernteu 4rbetter
in Der QanDnirtbi6uft uno IN ber
fhperen 5nbuitrie. 0eutihldno bat
+ ieoenfaQs Elm rationaIes SntereIIe od@
ran. bub 8unGtft bic S0hne bes et9e@
I ner. 2dnDes geIbdfttgung finben, be
es fart berbriebt, baB linen bic
l fremoldnbiI6sn 2lrbeiter Die 4rbett
I tpeqnebmen.
= Sm eiqensn @oterlanbe Iiegt es nit
her Qrbettspermittelun9 nod 'ebr, I'M
Qruen. GinIeitiqe Irbeitsnu4DetTe
Der Interne6mer tretDen getpt'Ie Nrs
better oft in GROCER 3abl IN thrs1r
y fhDorsen Qtiten an uno MAIDEN ote
4, Qlrmen .poQclfrei". Welh: 8eoeutung
n biefe einIeittaen glahpeiIe 1uben, geht
/. cue Der Sbutid6e hernor, baB ne m
g 1911: 1.146,651 4rbett5IieQen ner'
r r1ittelten.
7 8erabIdeuuno8narbiq iit Ss Der
II balten aerptTer 8efpertI6aften, BIZ
/. garifDertrdQe dbidlieBen NIT Del
Rlaufel, paB nur ibre Ntttglieoer II
,e ben gurifbetrieben beIaGfttgt psroer
l. riirfeu. llnb in pieleu Der log. partto
,, ttIhen Qrbeitsndhtpei'eu uben d.
f TcsiaIiItiI6en Gepertifaften etne IN
II erbittti6e 6errIhoft aus.
Il glue bieIe NliBftdnoe 8eigen oai
I. gorforqe oetrpffen perben muB, bt
te rem @rbeitsnu6lpeiien Die nOtbtge I'M
r. m0ali6e Obietttpitdt iitern. S'opie
sr Itebt tmmerbin feit, oaB cte Grbetts
e, IoIenFraqe in 0eutf6luno Die 0enu
ther unb 8eiItec bsiddftigt uRo E
pGre su pinffen, baB Gmerita ftc
:. nit oer bDQlcidtigen national DIR
upmtffen 5ruge in melt hohereF
70 RdBe ols ieit5er befafen rpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08

9ie Witroben i'm 9elb G.
Der Barrier rMtatir" erortert elne
Nruoe 6ie au6 in anoeren Gdnoern
dls in 9fruntreid ben Sdnttdtsbehor'
ben an benten aiebt. GS 1T eine 5b1t-
Iodbe bah Don 5rdmDaps uno Smnt'
bus. .GpuDutteurer, aber audi pon
8eripnen aus benz Qublttum Dtun3eH
uro gantnpteu pGbren0 nes 2Sed1s
Ielus in ben Munb genommen per'
bcu. nm ruhtrGglihen Reflamdttone1
pprsubeuoen. 8elIner brtngen ods
8elo, bas fih Bel 8e3ablung Der 3ehe
eriibriot, quF einem Seller, Der, neil
sr iheinbur ni6t beihnulbt 1T, IN
murhen niht qan3 gepinenh11terl
g}pIfoururtg - teiuespeds allen! -
radtrGolih etnem G}ait Dorgeiegt
pirp. Sn Rpm bat fid bas Bublts
/ fur iiber bieIe gorgdnqe beIdrpert.
! Gs puroe cine Guquete angeoronet,
beren GrQebniB bahiu qeft, odB ale
/ I'm G}ebrauhe Itehenoeu 8antnoteu
q}ltro6en auTpetIen, baB aber V{tina
aen aus grpnse. Cob uno 9taber
oIebtiIt1 limb, neil Iih lire Oberflahe
nrnbirt uro bic gatterien odourh
ser1tDrt perbeu. Utan bat ndrdus ge>
fhloIIen, buB Miiusen ohne 9etGbr
| in Sen Mlunb uenommeH tperoer tp1z
men, U{arc 9anqluis bat Nun I'M
9(lFtraa beg nWdtiu" cine 9robe VIM
aohl i'm @e6rauh befinoliher Utlln3en
4 uuterTuhen luiIen uno oas GrgebntB
mar foluenoes: 2luf einem lOsSene
fines- Stiid aus 9ron2e befdnoer no
| 100000 gdtterteu, oaoon 3 gro5eEt
! ulg Gd1tmmel; auf einem 25seens
times- -5tiid aus giidcl 100000 gdt=
tprieu bapon 2 8rosent oIs Shtn'
mel. ouf einem Itlbernen 2sBraufens
Gtiid 10000 8qtterien nit gro'
seut 5fimmel; duf etnem 2Oa5rdn'
, fpn.8ploTtiid 10000 8atberten, TEN
56inmel. 2angIai8 fdgt, odB, mean
aud bic W}iin3eu eireu ftlehter'
1dhrbooen fir bic 8a3ilen btloer, ~
bod oefdhrliche 8attuugeu IN beuns
rubiaenben menaen beherbergen. Oos
gGdIYer in benz cine fart dbgenistt
30. Trdnteu~0ote gerpoihen poroer
. NOR enthielt 8 MilioHen 8attertsn
Sine beina6e neue 9tpte 5u 1000
. Trorfen erqub nur 270,000. Ss Il
: olIo tDie Der ~Wutin" metnt, tehr 81
; empfdbleu, tein tpte tntulsr geartete!
i 8elo in ben Nhlno 3l nebreH uFeI
bas qleiuoelo auf beionbers ba3u re
Z Ierpjrter gellern beraus3useben. vi
{ Ierbinos brautt man biefe UsdhHnnI
: bes 8lattes niht 8u iibertreibsn. I'm
Tere 3eit leibet obrebies inter cine
, aepiiIer 9ofterienauaIt. Vie WeGh
! nuro 1T ober on Tn fchor DON
i Stanbpunft Der ReinIidteit gut.
i unIfebfame GrTd9rung.
B 81: .mtt peI6em GrfpIge bat oetn
II gptter oas Snftitut befu6t9"
l. g.: Sur 2lusbiloung sing re bin
II Init GinbiIouns tam iie aeim!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08

- grtbur Steinmeb pou $40. 27O
Delta Qpsnue msloete Der ppli3st, ouB
thm aug feinem Shraut in ben WdIs
igrsuertsn au California $50 IN 8adr
fcpie elm G6et iiber 1910 uno anoere
0eaenft6nbe sntpenoet puroen. Der
geitpblene oriidte ieinen @eroaat ges
cen cine beftimmte perion aus, beren
9lame Der poli3si mttgetbeilt poroen
1T.
Su Der Gitp 6aq PANT tpurnt
bsm Qeon Steinberq bon No. AZ
gambrfoae Strobs cine S4Gatel snts
renbet. pelhe SyutpeIeu i'm Berth'
Son 1899 sntbielt.
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e : ~ y srt.

- Mm tcmmenben Mlitnpoh Qah.
mit.au unb Absnb iuerben bic Dumtn
Der Co. g}roi. ct. ssohonnes Rirht in
.6eiDelberg@ Elm Gupper ferpirtn uuo
1iDar sum geitm Der Rirhe.
- 8auerlaubniBf1einf. 6. o. Gts
finn fir tin Glotatbdubs ar Der Cii
4. Gtrabe fir $4,000. - g. u. Ga.
rius fiir einen 9odjkins1nbd ar
sc. 21o On 2. Gsrabe tns 1880.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08

0iIIacoubIan. 1ransreid1. z.
Sept. Der DeutIhe 2uftfhiffer u.
7risorib traf am Sonntog Rad1mit.
tao in Der geeleituns ieines paiId-
aiers Or. 8. Glias bier Elm. Sic bat.
ten ben 75!ug bon Berlin hierber mil
nur eiuer einsissn llnserbrs4unG In
| Ieriifsl.. ssuo4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08
Der 3ananla Aanaf
9hrfte bereits an 10. Sftober
fur 4Ieinere Sabr5euse
idDifibar iein.

aufans DECEMBER biirfte er fir Die
5dtffobrt pollfommen fertiggeiteat
Isin. - Die 4usgrdbungsarNtten
baben Iib nieber grpartsn Be-
Ihleuniat. Gin Qr3t pirb an
Ieinem 6o6aeitstd8e als 2ei4e
aufqefunben. - Dem Ri4ter 2pn4
entronnerl.
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Ole III eiiten.

ssremo gum mooernen Wealer. Der
eben elm Bib pollenoet bat): ysgaer'
aenInnolhaft" utrit ou oas Bib be-
titeln2"
1eaLer: .ssa tpeiBt, BON oil oer1
;Sreunoen ilnb gefaul1ten, Die btsber
bos Bib geiebn baben, baben es Oh
meiIten fir 10 tDos sebalien!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08

s.. s. CART pon Der PART 2lnes
nue. Der beim Wptorbrome.lln i'm
Gdgoon garf 70 idtpere 8ronotpuH.
ben srlitt, lit I'm Speers 9oipital
auBer Gefobr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08
1pDeSsMm3eige.
Hare am ScHHiags ben 2. sspis
0aibarirf .@esasss,
ceb G Il d B rs,

seb. 2ubbets.
n,ftshss asetffu bes bgrfscgbenen gbecb0s WpeL
fsrs i'm after b0n IA Sabgeu TGs ees6eHbes
oiiYaautk finbsf afn WetfpoAs ben 10. SsptsineeE,
bctr grauernasiie 30. i50 xselt 2. StrGst ahe
f,aft nCraaff nm libr 1Vesgens ~ bsr Et.
aIat,tus Rir6e elm Neantsm eeIebrttt iverosu
tutrb' Tte 9efsafsn1g III aat eem El Jcfepbs
grtsbbcf grsrnne HHb gingfIabsn.
lgf. ecMts nHo glscelaHe Sssfang. billie. ~
IcpttsH.1 lis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08

oeItebter CSoife bon Tberella 5runie, aeb Get
BEL. I'm HIter bon 81 J1bren. feihenfeter an
TlerfItnn ben y. september 1913, mn z 30 lIbT
M01mittage, i'm GbergrecH @emeierp 0bnpel.
ffR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08

Rem Vlorf Z. Stpf. = GIH IUe1S
tersr abeI Der ssritiidelten Grauen@
leihs, oeren Rumpf am Grsitog I'M
Subfon JluB. in Der Rdbe bon eItffs
fibe. u. q. oufgefunben poroen mar,
ipurb, am Sonutas bon Tiitern msh'
rsrs Mssilsu iiio!. ron Gliffiioe aus BEN
Hlub asFiIGt. Der 2si6entbtiI mar ir
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9ubess 2lnseige.
Grnft 9ulins fraahs,

Storb am ganitae, ben 9. GeptemI
eines ploeIt6eH Zobes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-08

1lnier agent in SamiltDn lit
a,err Goaarb grnd, 449 Siio Giinfte
Strafe. gea Gel. 476 a., SOme
gbone 1851 a.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

There is much dissatisfaction
manisfested over dillatory proceed
ings of the Legislature that has been
in session for ten weeks without
getting down to business.
the Democrats as the Republicans
are so much in the minority rs to be
totally powerless so far as being able
to effect any legislation. 1t has been
suggested that we take advantage of
the recall at and send every mother
son of them home, inasmuch as the
Democrats are doing nothing them
selves and wont let the Republicans
have chance to do anything.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13
Notice of Election

Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to law, the annual municipal
election of the town of Crested Butte
Colorado, will be held in the said
town on Tuesday the first day of
April y, d. 1913, for the purpose
of electing the following officers for
the said town, to wit:
One Mayor to hold office one wear
Three Trustees to hold Office two
years.
Treasurer to hold Office one year.
One Clerk and Recorder, to hold
office one year.
One Marshal, to hold Office one
year.
One Police Magistrate, to hold
Office one year.
Precinct No. embraces all of
he said town; polling place, coun-
Gil room City Hall.
The polls will be open at seven
O'Clock AN. and remain open un-
il seven PM. of said day of election.
The judges of election for the
said towns precinct will meet at the
polling place above designated on
Tuesday the 11th. day of March.
and the % day of March, A. d.
1913 for the purpose of revising
correcting and completing the annual
registry list for said election and
will meet again on the day preced-
ing the election, to complete said
registry list required by law.
Witness my hand and seal of said
town of Crested Butte, Colo; this
22nd, day ef February, AID. 1918
NJ, l. Roth
Act Clerk
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13
Election Caucus Called.

Notices have been posted annouce
ing that a public caucus will beheld
at the city hall on Saturday evening
for the purpose of nominating can
6idates for the coming city election
notice of which is found in another
on m Of this paper. If you have
choice OF parties whom you would
perfer to vote for, be sure and be
there and place their names before
the convention.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

Word has been received from Geo
Andreatta who is now in st Louis
and that he will return shortly ex-
pecting to start the Keystone tunnel
soon thereafter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

The saw mill that was cutting red
spruce lumber for the railroad COM
pany up Cement Creek has quit
and been removed, but the tie cutt-
ers are still at work.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

Supt Louis McGrudcr made Il trip
to the Elk Mountain Tunnel Mon
Jay to examine the water conditions
thereand reports the flow increasing
20 by the first of April he will have
sufficient 10 start the power plant
and begin drilling i'll the tunnel.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

The Iittell Bros hard ccal mine is
working full capacity every day and
is not able to keep up with orders,
there will be no shut down this spr-
ing for 81 month or more as has been
the case heretofore
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13
BOARD MEETING

At n regnlar meeting of the Board
o, Trustees held in the Town Hall
March 3rl, 1913, there were present.
Mayor Arnott, and trustees Songer,
Robinson, Whalen, and Roth.
Trustees, Eccher and Doig, absent
Minutes OF the last regular meet
were read and upon motion of Wha-
len seconded by Songer were ap-
proved.
The following Bills were read;
W. Ill. Whalen Feby. SALARY, 50. 80
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

The next session OF the Board of
registration will be held Tuesday
Mar. 25th. Save the convenience
of cussing the Board, by attending
to your registration in person.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13
Local News.

Mr.. NJ. Cofer, clerk of Supt. Ten
Eyke Of the d. 4 r. G.. Ry., was
here the last Of the wecl; looking up
snow conditions on the Floresta
Spur and it was decided to begin
opening the track which is now
being done.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

Supt Arnott Of the big mine is
putting out from eightto nine hmG-
red tons of coal per day when the
mine is operating, which is about
four days each week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

The Pueblo Fuel company had
the misfortune of breaking the tram
cable Monday by its being frozen in
the ice accumulated under the track
during the night. work was delayed
at the mine one day on that account
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

1t is understood that all difficult
les connec'e with the Eli-Mountain
Tunnel company have been satisfac-
torilly adjusted and work is to he
resumed at the property not later
than April first.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

A large assortment of all kinds of
Ladies and Gents rubbers for sale
at THE ROBINSON STORE SALE
Every thing goes at cost.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

On motion of Roth seconded by
Whalen they were ordered paid,
and wa rrants drawn ON the Trea
surer in payment of same. Carried
On motion OF Whalcn seconded
by Robinson the following judges
were appointed for ensuing election,
Songer, Samsel and Gladstone. Car
ried.
Application for retail Liquor
License was read. John Starika as
principal with w. Baxter & Jno.
Eccher as sureties. 1t was moved
by .Whalen Seconded by Songer
that same be granted on payment..of
the regular fee. Carried,
Mr.. T.. V. Mccormick appeared
before the Council and requested the
town to vacate certain Streets and
Alleys rs he owns all the lots around
same, and being desirous of using
same for ranch purposes.
1t was moved by Songer seconded
by Robinson that the Mayor ap-
point committee to investigate the
matter and make report 10 the
council ut it's next reGularmeeting
The mayor appointed the follow
ing comitte'c, Songcr, Robinson and
Doig.
1t was moved by Whalen second
by Robin son that the board ad journ
Carried.
John Gardner, Clerk.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

For Sale Second Hand Sewing
Machine in sood repair d: the PILOT
Office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

Robt. Ahrens and Mr.. Booker
drove up from Cement Creek Mon
day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

DR.. Rockerfellcr was u business
visitor in Gunnison Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

New Stock of Kids and Ladies
shoes ut Robinsons.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

For Rent 4 room furnished house
Inq uire at PILor Office
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

4'hc njtli anniversary of our
company was crle hrRted by
cree. ing the most modern safe
factory - the world. Wide
awake inen who received our
special sclhn.-, induccmcnt,
rendered il neccssats : 80 double
our output. We are spe., ding
many Thousands of dollars en-
larging our sales orranizaiion,
but to learn all particulars. IL
~iiico ypn only the price Of
! postal card,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-03-13

Il prospective Customer TO deny. why
= before svo''onc else gets the terrItoryf
ity
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-17
WHY FIRENIEN REFUSE TO ARBITRATE UNDER
 THE RAILROADS PLAN

Awards are based upon false evi- dence, prepared by the railroad com panies. and considered by the Arbi- tration Board after hearings have been closed.
 H.-Testimony and documentary evil dence introduced, and considered by Arbitration Board, without witnesses being placed under oath, and no 1e- gal means for penaliZfng false teeti- mony as perjury.
 III.-The Railroads desire to secure proposed legislation. preventing strikes, increase in freight rates, etc, are not matters to be decided Tn an arbitration of wage dispute, but are matters to be considered by Congress, by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
 IV.-Awards are not based upon tes- tinony and evidence submitted by the railroads and employees in the Rail- roads Plan of Arbitration at the reg ular hearings, but upon 1nforma tfon secured by the individual members of the Board, during the several months intervening between the closing of the hearings and the publication of the award.
 V.-Opportunity is not given the em- ployees to controvert false evidence and testimony considered by members of the Board after hearings are closed
 VI.-To accept any such plan of, ar bftration would be a deliberate be- traya1 of the rights and interests of locomotive fire1nen by their represen- tatiVeS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-17
Movina Pictures h Japan.

The Japanese take the moving pie ture with the seriousness beftting the national character. They enjoy it thor oughly, but they like it best when it makes them sad. The favorite theme is the aIlegorical play that represents the warrior fighting for righteousness. Next in popularity comes the pathetic picture. The strictly educational film is also popular, and there is always applause for good scenery. But the love story is never represented in the Japanese moving picture. It would be an ontDage to modesty and a violation of decency and therefore intolerable. Pictures derogatory to the dignity of officials and of policemen are forbid den, as well as those likely to instill revolutionary ideas in the minds of the young.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-17
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Clearance Sale

Clearance Sale
 of Winter millinery at the smallest prices ever quoted for desirable goods at B. H. Dillon & Co.,, 1O5 Main St.
 Dictionaries.
 The population of Bridgeport calls for the knowledge of many languages. Foreign dictionaries, the foreign words in English and the English words in foreign languages found at Jackson's 8 Book Shop, 9S6-eSS Main street. Any book you may wish, not in stock, will be promptly secured, so make your wants known. Books for the different trades and arts carried in stock and promptly secured on order
 Upholstering and Repairing.
 Now is the time to get your uphoIs- tering repairing and refinishing of furniture done. The place to get 1t done right, good, quick and cheap is GNothna gle's. It is seldom this firm advertises for this kind of work, be- cause they always have more than they can take care of during the busy season which comes to them unso1ict- ed. For this reason. it would be well for those who desire superior quality of work done (w1thout waiting too long for it) to get it into the Nathna- gle shops now, and 1t will be prompt ly attended to. A splendid selection of imported and domestic upholstery fabrics is here at the lowest prices.- Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-17
A nanaeroua Preeadent.

The best case which I have seen of law versus justice and common sense is one which Montaigne relates as hay ing happened in his own day. Some men were condemned to death for mur- der. The judges were then informed by the officers of an inferior court that certain persons in their custody had confessed themselves guilty of the murder in question and had told so circumstantial tale that the fact was placed beyond all doubt. Nevertheless 1t was deemed so bad precedent to revoke sentence and show that the law could err that the innocent men were delivered over to execution.- London Graphic.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-17
The Misfi4 Aoeoutrernens.

A recently appointed second lfeuten- ant in the army on his first public ap- pearance at one of the presidents re- captions had some difficulty with his sword and tupped over it several times while he was ih line, says an exchange. It got between his legs and dangled about in a most perplexing way. Young man, said a military official in a most kindly manner, -that thing you are wearing is a sword, not hurdle. g Denver Repubhcan.