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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
THIS CONTENTION PROVES DIS
APPOINTMENT TO JAPAN.
EsE GOVERNMENT.
FOREIGN OFFICE NOT SATISFIED
Ambassador chinda is Urged to Press
the Necessity Of Placing Japs In
terpretaticn Upon the Pact Be.
tween the Nations.

Washington, May 22-The basis Of
the state departments contention that
the California alien land act does not
in terms violate the treaty OF 1911.
was a careful scrutiny by austhe Ian
guage Of the law and the treaty
Save upon the single point that in
deprWing japanese in California OF
the right of Inheritance to real estate
they concluded there was no ground
for complaint.
Another view of the expressed dec
aration in the Webb Aw that it was
not to be construed as lbrogating any
treaty provisions, viii IL thereby ab-
peared to assure Sthe Japanese
against unlawful escheatment of their
property, it was felt that national
government could do nothing less
than admit that the trainers Of the
Webb act seemed to have succeeded
in their purpose to make it proof
AGAINST attacks in the courts.
Officials gather from the Toxic dis
PdtNlASH tll4ll tne RESERVATIONS are
d. 'ii7sttias into the stage II itifo disias
tation, where the international law
yers on both sides viii have ample
opportunity to exercise their full re-
sources in determining the exact re
laticn between the California law and
the treaty Of 1911 Some expect that
the result viii be an invocation by
the Japanese government Of the right
Of arbitration guaranteed BY ti4e spe-
eial treaty Of 1908.
The committee Of the Japanese
parliament today made favorable
report on the proposed appropriation
of $6o0000 for the representation OF
Japan at the Panama-Pacilc exposi-
ton
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
ONE IS KILLED IN
A FAMILY BATTLE
MoULTRlE MEN END OLD BREACH
BY KILLING ONE and IN
JURING ANOTHER.

Moultrie, May % NJ Horange
and his son were mortally wounded
this morning by Jerry and Jim Hart
two sawmill men
The report Of the affair is that the
IIoranges were waiting for the other
parties near a bridge several miles
from this city, and as soon as they
approached the trouble began which
ended in the elder Horange having
his brain laid bare by a wound from
a shotgun and the younger Horange
sustaining injuries of fatal nature.
The Harts escaped uniniured
The trouble is said to have been the
result Of a recent timber deal between
tn IIarts and the Horanges.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
A NEGRO MOB WANTED
TO LYNCH MURDERER

Kansas City, May %. "A mob Of 500
negroes surrounded the Flora avenue
police station in the negro quarters of
Kansas City, today, bowling for the
death Of Wesley Robinson, one of
their race who last night confessed,
the police say, to staying his wife
an ddaughter with Ratchet last Sat
urday night. After a determined stand
by the police the negro was hustled
through the mob to motor car and
taken to headquarters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
FIVE ARE KILLED WHEN
EXPLOSION WRECKS SHIP

Smyrna. May 22.-The French lin
er Senegal lies beached on the har-
Dor front here today, half of one side
torn out by the accidental explosion
of a mine as she was leaving port
late yesterday The explosion was
terrific one, instantly killing five
persons and fatally injuring 80 9th
ers.
Fortunately for those on board the
liner was c.ose to shore and in shall
low water and maintained enough
headway after the explosion to en-
able the captain to run her aground.
All the injured members Of the crew
and passengers we're landed safely.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
BATTLES IN CAR
WITH HIGHWAYMEN n
BANK MESSENGER FOUGHT THE
ROBBERS IN STREETS IN
NEW YORK.

New York, May 22.-J. n Wintress,
a bank messenger, gave battle in the
street today TO four highwaymen who
leaBed into his carriage and attempt
ed to wrest from him the pay roll Of
the Nathan Manufacturing Co. Resist
ing their efforts to subdue him with
q rifle, a revolver and clubs, he
fought to such good purpose that he
saved the money, although he was
shot in the arm and his scalp laid
open.
Policemen heard the shooting and
ran to his aid At their approach the
highwaymen fled One CT them was
shot by bluecoat another was cap
tured, after a thrilling chase, and two
Of them escaped
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
cooL.HEADEDNEss URGED.

San francisco, May 22.-Cool-head-
edness and moderation We're urged
upon The japanese residents Of Cal
fforllia at mass meeting last night
by Soruku Ebara, member Of the
house or peers, and Of the govern
ment party and one of a commission
sent. to this state to investigate the
land-ewning controversy.
The venerable statesman pointed
out that it was the unanimous desire
Of the people Of this country to reach
satisfactory settlement, and it un-
doubtedly could be accomplished by
peaceable means,
The relations between the two
countries. he said. had been such in
the past as to preclude the possibility
of any but an amicable adjustment
The whole Of Japan-the govern
ment, the political parties, and the
commercial bodies is unanimously
endeavoring to solve this California
question peacefully" he said. and II
seems to me the Japanese government
is fully competent to settle this diff
ficulty satisfactorily There is abso-
lutely no need for you 20 pack up
your things TO go back to Japan in
fear Of something happening.
4We bedeve the United States gov
ernment viii solve the present ques-
lion according to the principles OF
justice and humanity
About 1000 Japanese attended the
mass meeting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
B, SANDERS WALKER, PROM
NENT BANKER, PASSED
(. AWAY YESTERDAY.
ANOTHER CASE is REPORTED
Robert Palmer Member of Wealthy
Sioux City Family, Said to Have
Taken Wrong Medicine and is
Awaiting Slow Death.

Macon, May 22 After quietly fac
ing a week the inevitable result OF
his mistake in taking bichloride of
mercury, thinking it a headache tab
let, B. Sanders Walker. prominent
young banker and realty dealer, died
this morning at 1885 O'Clock.
Members of the family had gather
ed at his bedside several days ago
when the doctors announced there
was no hope for him, and to them
Mr. Walker gave no sign of a tremor,
but went to his death with a resigna-
tion that has rendered the case more
than usually interesting throughout
the country. During the last day he
was under the influence Of opiates
most of the time, but in conscious in.
.erYals gave evidence that he was not
suffering.
Scores Of sympathetic messages
We're received by the family and many
of them were in the nature of in
quiries as to the treatment being giv
en- Mr. Walker II has been impss
sible to find out definitely what
course the physicians took, as they
have refused to talk except to briefly
trace the progress of @le poison''
slow. but deadly effect.
Members of the family hre quoted
as expressing much dissatisfaction
with some of the reports that hav,
originated in Macon. They declar
that MIR Walker remained constant
ly in his bed room after it was dis
covered that he had taken the fata
! dos.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
INVESTIGATE HILLS DEATH

Washington May 22 Secretary
Daniels has called upon commanding
officers at the naval academy for a
supplemental report on the recent
mysterious death there of Lieut.. Rich
ard Hill, if the United States navy,
whose hd was thought to have been
self-inflicted The death Of the young
officer followed almost Immediately
on a visit to his fiancee, Miss Henri
eta Erwin, or ST. Louis, who was Wis
iting relatives here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
JORDAN 10 SUSPENDED;
NOW OU TOF THE GAME

Waycross, May Manager Otto
Jordan of the yaldosta team, was
today notified of his indefinite sus
pension pending an investigation oi
conduct in Brunswick yesterday Jor.
dan was put out of the game and
for some reason the president Of the
league was notified Of the happening
and he wired Jordan this morning OF
his suspension. 1t is presumed the in
yestigation mentioned by Mr. Grooyer
will be made at once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
INVITED TO MouLTRlE.
a. " Wood Asked to Deliver an Ad-
dress in That City.


The Moultgie Observer OF Wednes-
day says;
The ladies of the Worth While club
have invited Mr. A. V. Wood Of
Brunswick, to make an address before
the elub relative to mosquitoes. 1t is
likely that the public generally win
be invited to hear the address and if
SO, this community has treat in
store While Mr. Wood is not a public
man, dues not attempt any oratory,
he knows more about mosquitoes
than any other citizen of the United
states. Mr. Wood is "a wealthy citizen
and for 50 years has gwen his spare
time to the study OF the mosquito in
particular and other insects in geuer
Al IIe has employed for 70 years {
German scientist to assist him in biz
research and his information on thu
subject is the largest and best"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
MILLER S. BELL, OF MILLEpGE.
WILLIE, is NAMED AS GRAND
CHANCELLOR.
MACON Is HEADQUARTERS
Hereafter Al Annual Meetings win
Be Held in That city-A Full
List of the officers Named BY the
Knights.

Waycross, Nay 22.-Grand lodge Of
fcers for the year 191S-1914 were
elected as follows today;
GJand Chancellor Miller S. Bell
Milledgeville
Grand Vice Chancellor III. NJ. Stan
ley, Dublin
Grand Prelate J. J. Cheney, Mari
eta.
Grand X. OF r. and s-w. II. Leo
pold, Savannah.
Grand NJ. Of Ex.-R. Q. Norman,
Washington
Grand Master-at-Arms Troy Beat
ty, Athens.
Grand Inner Guard-G. c. schau.
fele Augusta.
Grand Gutter Guard Jos. D. Smith,
Barnesyille.
Supreme Representatives,. d..
Brantley, Blackshear; G, NJ. Milan,
Cartersyille.
Macon was chosen as the perma-
nent meeting place.
Despite the talk Of opposition w.
Fl. Leopold, of Savannah. was re-eleet-
ed Keeper of records and seal with
out opposition w. H. Brannen, OF
Talbotton, withdrew from the contest.
In the contest for grand outer guard
Wayeross was represented by J. l..
tCrawley. but he was defeated by los
D. Smith, Of Barnesyille. Col. Graw-
\ lev was second. however ma king a
splendid ace,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
ANOTHER CASE REPORTED.

Sioux City, Ia, May 22.-After
swallowing three bichloride of mer-
curry tablets last night, Robert Pal
mer. a member o a wealthy family
of Sioux City, today is awaiting slow
death from the poison
Palmer was in hotel when he
took the tablets, He rushed into the
street shouting; I've done it! I've
done it,"
A policeman oyerpowered him and
he was sent to a hospital where it
was reported that Palmer was resign
ed to his fate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
PREVENTS JAIL DELIVERY.

Frankfort, KY May 22-Plans for
a wholesale delivery Of prisoners
from the state penitentiary here on
Flower day, when the institution
would have been crowded with visit
ing women, were frustrated yesterday
when Warden Wells confronted tb
two leaders in the movement with
charges that ELECTED a confession
from one of them and resulted in
their removal to the prison at Eddys-
Vile.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
REPUBLICANS PLAN CAMPAIGN.

Washington. May 22 Republican
senators at a conference today ap-
pointed committee Of FIVE to confer
with members of the house of repre-
sentatives on the advisability of an
early joint caucus to organize congress
sional campaign committee, establish
headquarters and organize the com
ing congressional campaign. The
senators named we're Gallinger, sher-
man. Norris and Jones, and Clarke
of Wyoming The conference was at
4 by 31 sena ;ors among them
(Senatofa al'ummir Sherman and
Morris, OF fng pree -essives.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
DRAINAGE COMMITTEE MEETS.

Washington. May %. Thirty-three
states with population Of approx
mately 75,0oo,000, comprising more
than IS per cent Of continental Unit
cd States. are represented at a meet
ing of the general educational COM
mittee of the National Drainage Con
gress here today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
BARRIERS STRIKE MAY END.

New York, May 22. Prospects OF
the end Of the BARRIERS strike appear
ed today when committees represent
ing all the boss BARRIERS in Brooklyn
and New York decided to accede to
the journeymens demands with the
exception Of recognizing the union
and minor working clause. 1t was
said the jomneymen would accept
Fifteen thousand men struck. it was
declared.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
HUFF CASE ENDED.

Macon, May 22.t Col. w A. Huff,
on trial before the United States dis
trict court on a charge Of contempt,
offered no defense and after argument
by his counsel and the prosecuting at
torney, Judge Grubb announced that
his decision was reserved, and would
not be made public until next week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
NO DISCUSSIONS ON AFRICA.

Berlin. May 22.-No discussions
have occurred between Germany and
Great Britain on the subject Of Cen
tral Africa according to an Official
statement made here today 1t was
reported Germany was to receive a
free hand to expand her possessions
in return for surrendering her claims
in the Persian gulf section OF the
Bagdad railway
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
pREslDENslAL NOMINATIONS.

Washington. May % President
Wilson today nominated A. A. Cami-
netti, Of California, for commissioner
general of immigration. For post
masters, J. M. Poulnot, Charleston,
S. G.; Pierre Fl. Fike, Spartanburg,
s. q
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
JAPANESE EMPEROR ILL.

Toxic May o. Emperor Yoshihi-
to, of Japan, was taken i'll today. The
physicians in attendance declare he
is suffering from inflammation of the
lungs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
PRoMlN ENT JACKSONVILLE
MAN DROWNED YESTERDAY

Jacksonville. May 22.-E o. Paint
er, wealthy president of the Painter
Fertilizer works, was drowned this
morning when he fell from ferry
beat crossing the st. Johns river to
his factory South Jacksonville. The
body has no gbeeh recovered.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
rIFToN HAS FIRE

Triton, May % Kulbursch DIRK
goods store was burned here this
morning, causing loss of 5000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
wEATgERwAx BRoTHERs coMINa .cHAurAUoul WAKK

PBI Weatherwax Brothers
did their public
northern Iowa the Mckinley
for them on the tyceum Chautauua platform This
the admiration Of those
seldom
ct all
harmouy They musicians from their Infancy and
decided
tnis
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-04-24
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN
NATfONAL.FORESr

Notice Is hereby Kiven that the lapds des~rib
cd below, embr ac'nR 570'acfes, within tho Gun.
nison National Forest. Colorado, will b. subje,.
t" settlement and entry under the pvovi.fors OF
the homestead laws Of tho United ,State. and
the net Of June II. 1910 tA stat. .ss,, at tbe
United States land Office at Montro.e, CoIoya.,c,
ON May n. 1918. Amy settler who was actually
and in good faith claiming any ssii1nnds fs,r az
ricuitnrc purpose prior to January I. 1905. and
has not abandoned same. Inns q pseferepce rieb
70 make Homestead entry for tho Iansi. actu
ally occupied. Said lands wcrr listed upon tho
applications of the persons m mt ioped below
who has a'prefercnc~ right subject to'ths rrior
right OF any lsuch settler. provided such settle
or applicant Il qualified tn make homestead
cntry and the prefer~nrc right IL excrrisest prior
to May ~ 1919 on whch;lste the lassis will ne
subject Ia settIemcn: and entry by any Qualin-
81 pcrsoh The lands arc As follows: The SEt.
of NEL. the e.. of Sw,; of MEN tho F.; Of
E't, the E,i ofNw Il Of SE,. SEQ ~, u,r.iss.,
" W., 6th r. NJ. 1do acres. application ri Jo.-rh
Pnssic. Of Crested Rn,tr Colorado: List ?-ies~.
The So OF 81 Of SE's. the 81. of NwL of Sw
\ OF SEA. tho 81 OF SE,, of Swi,. tho 81, ofN
= "i sen "fSWh. the SCI. of SwL Of SWr
the 81 ofNE'i Of Swh., Of Sw,s S.c. rs, r. las
r. 81 W.. sth P. N. and n tract within unsurv,;
but what will probably he when .urveyesl. S.cs,
and 10 ]. 81 N. r. 2 W. N. N. N. described Ay
mefeS and bounds as follows: Rreinnirs at
corner No. !. boulder marked n II. whiei, is
i'"nf'cal with the southwest corner of Kec -
10 S.' h,I W., 9th +. NJ; extending thence
III ochnins: thsnre W. 20 'chnin.; thencc n. 10.
,ch"'ns; thence F.. 10 to he place Of beginning.
II" t"t'l arcn b,ins is' n-r,,. IA ID tr.es vas
'-'"' upon the application ~ II. "a. NeAtltan.
o. b. MoNc, of Gunnison. Color ado; List
o-IGsi.
Th" sE'i ofsE'i, th- Me-; swi Of SEA-. the
'"fN'i OF SEA. Scc, I. r. ~ N, R. = w., 20
aH-"S' APPLICATION OF O'-ar 5. Lucas, of SApi.ero
g T'lorrio: Li.t 2.IGxs-
IN" NJ OF NEH Of E',. 'h- Nj. of NwL of 8
~. the MEX OF NE,i'M Sw,;, thc's NJ sE,,
NJ Me-. the 81 of Swil cf NE,.. the SCI. ~ 8
e. "fNwi, 'hc Nw'i of Sw,; Of NE,,. Ia. WI;
"f\W, of NEx. tn E'i ofNE'i Of Nw'f. th-
NE'i OF SEX Of Nw'l. Sec. 7. T:ls N. R.<w.
's' "crr>. application ot George L. Lucas Of
"t S"p'n"ro. Colorado: List 2-icaa.
\"p-"vcd March IN. 1917. s. Y. Proudhl,
ASSISTANT Commissioner Of the General Land
Ofc,.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-04-24

Representative Humason and
Commissioner Whalen were in at
tendance Mt the Good Roads Ban
quet in Gunnison given to State
Road Commissioner Ehcrhart from
Salida Oh Tuesday nig' t. About
forty plates were set and plans dis
cussed respecting the completing OF
the through auto road from Salida
to Montrose. Six thousand three
hundred dollars of the state road
fund is now available for Gunni.on
county with n strong probability oi
there being seven thousand more
before the summer is ended.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-04-24
ORDINANCE

Chapter lO3, Relative to vac
ating certain Streets, Alleys and
, Avenues Of the town Of Crested
Butte.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Board
of Trustees of the Town Of Crested
Butte, COLORADO.
That the following described str
Gets, avenues and alleys lying be-
tween said streets and avenues, be,
and the same are hereby vacated,
abandoned and abolished, to-wit:
All those parts and portions of
Butte, Tocalli, Gothic, Elk Plaza.
Maroon, Sopris and White Rock
Avenues, lying and situate east of
Eighth Street, and all those parts
and portions of Bellevicw Avenue
lying and situate east Of Ninth Street
Also those parts and portions of
Tenth and Eleventh Streets lying
and situate between Butte Avenue
on the north and one block to the
south of Belleview Avenue on the
south, and also those parts and por-
tions nf Ninth Street lying and sit
uate between Butte Avenue on the
North, and to the north line OF the
alley in Block Sixty Six, on the
south; together with all alleys in
the territory above described. All
of said streets and avenues and al
leys being in the Town Uf Crested
Butte, Colorado.
JOHN ARNorr
Attest: Mayor.
M. RorH
Act. clerk.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-04-24

It was moved by Whalen second
hy Robinson that same be paid.
| CARRIED.
1t was moved by Songer seconded
by Whalen that the Attorney draw
up an Ordinance relative to the LiQ-
uor Traffic according to the State
Law, and also one relative to the
Initiative and Referendum, where.
by it will be only necessary to have
5 per cent of the voters to bring sny
proposition to the vote Of the peo-
pie. CARRIED.
1t was moved by Roth sec nded
by Whnlen that the Board adjourn
Sine Die. CARRIED.
The new board organized to the
following roll call. ,
Jno. Arnott, Mayor, and the fol-
lowing Trustees, Roth, Robinson,
Doig, r ,lston and Mufich.
The following Bonds were read
C. l.. Ross, Treasurer.
Fred Gulliford, Marshall.
Jno. Heuchimer, Police Magistrate.
Richard Williams, Clerk.
1t was we'd by Robinson sec.
ondcd by Ralston that the Bonds
be accepted, for the several officers.
CARRIED.
The resignation of Trustee Eccher
was read. 1t was moved by Roth
seconded by Doig that same be &C.
cepted. CARRIED.
It was moved by Roth seconded by
Robinson that w. H. Whalen be
appointed to fill the vacancy mnde
by the resignation OF Joe Eccher.
CARRIED.
The application Of A. Taylor for
City Physician wcs read. 1t was
moved by Robinson seconded by
Whalcn that DR.. \. Taylor be ap-
pointed City Physician under the
same terms as the proceeding year,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-04-24

The case of Miss Sylvia Smith,
against the Marble Co., City of
Marble and numerous individuals
was tried in the District Court Mt
Gunnison last week and the jury
returned n verdict in favor of Miss
Smith of something over ten thou
sand dollars.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Isiah Harley went
TO Gunnison to be present at the
Sylvia Smith suit against the Mar
bleites for false Imprisonment, de-
pertinent from the town and appro-
pri alton Of her printing plant and
other personal property. Accord
ing to reports the defense made no
showing, as it was impossible to do
so under exirting facts and the evil
dencc produced.
A great wrong and injustice had
been r'erpetrated by the defendants
who could offer no paliating excuse
for the indignit' e. shown defense
less woman, n law abiding citizen
and guilty Of no wrong doing, who
should have had protection against
the mob law that ruled in Marble
in this instance.
The Judge and Jury in this case
will be sustained by all fair minded
American citizens in their verdict
OF ten thousand dollars damages,
and twice that amount would have
been more satisfactory to the minds
of the majority Of those acquainted
with the case.
About forty people were summon
ed to Gunnison as witnesses in the
Sylvia Smith case case but most Of
them had forgotten all about the
circumstances and happenings con-
nected with deporting of Miss
Smith from. Marble which occurred
some two years since. A copy Of
the Marble Booster containing full
accounts OF the occurrence, furnish
ed by the attourney. was read to
refresh the memories o: a number
OF the witnesses.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-04-24
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u $. LAND OFFICE at Montro.c. Colorado
ns.-k N sOtS
March %. 1913,


March 70. 1913,
NoIlCE i' hereby given. that Joseph Lies
whose n"st-ofiicc address IL Crested. Butte
."'"''do. did. on the 2srd day OF August. isto
me IN 'hts office Sworn Statement and Aps,liea
Won. No. oS14s. to purcha.e the NEE Ngk,
section q. Town,hir ~ S. Range a. West. New
Me1iro Principal Meridian, and the timber
.hereon' under the provisions of the st os June
y. ".s' and nets amcndnt,ry, known as the
iimoer and Stone Law" at snch vsluc as
might hxcd by apprai<ement. andsthat. rnr
saant to such application. tho land and timber
.h"'eon have boon appraiscti. at $1,000 tho tim.
o~r "stimnted.tonoo board feet at saoo' per u,
and the lana 5000; that said applicant, will
one- final proof in support Of hi. application
nnd sworn statement or the 7th day Of Juns
I"A' before Ernest N. Nourse. United States.
Commissioned, nt Gunnison, Colorado.
Any pers"n is at librcty to protest this purchase
oe'ore tptry or initiate . contest At any time
rctore rRtent issncs. by filing . eorroborate.i
affidavit in this ONCE, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry.
Bryson p. Riair
Resistsr.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-04-24

The railroad gang is making slow
progress in opening the Florcsta
spur owing to the bad condition of
the road-bed which requires much
repairing before snow bucking can
he done on it with the Rotary, they
are now at Keblcr pass.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-04-24

l.. F.. Gavettewas over from Pao-
mia to Gunnison and Crested Butte
last week and returned Tuesday, he
is expected back the first of the
month and will then become one Of
permanent boosters for Crested
Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-04-24

The storm forecast for this week
was fulfilled by snow, rain and wind
which will delay the early spring
coming for a few days notwithstand
ing the old saying that it requires
lots OF new snow to take off the old
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-04-24
LOCAL NEWS

DIR. Rockefeller returned Sunday
from Denver where he has been 10.
the last three weeks.