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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Cure.
E. J. CHENEY e. CO. Toledo, O..
We, the undersigned have known F..
j. Cheney for the last l5 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable IN all bus
mess transactions and financially able
to carry out obligations made by his
firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price rs cents per
bothle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Halls for constipa-
s:oJ.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
The Band

The band boys received the new
lot of instruments Monday, which
have been well tested and proved
out a bunch of which the owners
may well be proud. Every horn is
a gem and has the qualities that
insure good results, with the very
latest improvements. New music
has also been received and the first
regular rehearsal starts this week.
Every town is enthusiastic about
a brass band and are proud of be-
ing able to boast of good one.
Crested Butte will be no except
ion to this rule. Philadelphia has
three large bands regularly on her
pay roll Brass bands are a nation
al pride, and u fine thing for any
town.
While the boys are starting this
band without asking the assistance
of the town in financial way, yet
they will appreciate the hearty sup
port of every citizen and every in
dividual or concerted boost will
mean better practice, better reher-
sails and better band. Noise
will soon develop thrilling strains
of music that every one will enjoy.
Let everybody boost the new band
and watch the results. Anyone
desiring to Join should at once hand
their application to the secretary,
Henry Noss, or he at the band
practice Nj onday night at the Photo
play theatre.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
Fine Showing of
Our Bank

The attention of our readers is directed
to the statement of the Bank of Cres-
ted Butte at the close of business at the
end of the year. Resources in excess
of $l42, 900 are shown, notwithstanding
the strike which has been in force the
past couple of months, this is the
largest showing ever made by the in
stitutioD, which Is an excellent bar
ometer of local business conditions.
The banks growth is very gratifying
to the people of Crested Butte, and
creditable to its principal officers.
Messrs. Rockefeller and Diel and also
the efficiency of its cashier. C. L. Ross
and his assistant, G. V. Benson.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
Notice To Stockholders

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Bank of Crested Butte, will
he held at its banking house on
Tuesday, January 18th 1911, at
eight O'Clock p. m, for the purpose
of electing a board of directors to
serve during the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of any other busi
ness properly brought before said
meeting.
Witness my hand and seal, at
Crested Butte, Colorado this l1th
day Of December A. d. 1913.
G. L. Ross
(srM.)
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
Jacks Cabin Notes

REGULAR Correspondence.
John Minke is proving up on his ranch.
Mrs. w. A. Willis and Lloyd are up
for Holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Spann spent
Christmas in Gunnison.
The Misses Lucero, Louis and Gar
field are home for holidays.
Miss Hilda Schnell is spending the
Holidays at her home in Salida.
Sam E. Ogden spent Christmas
with his relatives ct Crested Butte.
Kildred Spsnn is spending month
with her Grandmother Mrs. Comstalk.
1t il reported that Wm. Cody and
Miss Cecil Wilson of Taylor River were
married in Gunnison Sunday.
W. d. Allen. Frank Comstoci, James
Hayes, SaI;: Ogden, J. L. Spann ana
family were Gunnison visitors Saturday
Mrs. Grant Lawrence has gone 70
Kansas to visit relatives. Mr.. Law
renee and hoy Proven aye keeping
bachelors hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. D. Allen entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Mcdonald. Grant
Lawrence and Roy Proven on Christ
mas day, with beaetiful dinner.
The Christmas tree and program al
the school were the event OF the week,
all who were able to be out were there
to enjoy the general good time. Each
person was remembered with candy.
nuts, a popcorn ball and q red checked
apple. Santa claus was there, much
to the delight of the wee ones.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01


railroad three miles above town,
will doubtless nc opened up for pro-
'duction and ere shipment sometime
during the coming season, by the
Colorado Iucl Il Iron company,
who are owners of the deposit. 1t
is said that the iron here is very de-
sircablc furnace ore ON account of
its free iluNing properties and the
absence of phosphorus, which is so
detrimental to good iron smcltiug.
Barnes and Dodez expect to be-
gin shipping ore this summer from
the rich ore shute opened last
season in the Richmond mine in
Dark canon.
The old Fairview property in
Irwin district which was recently
sold, is TO be operated by the new
owners.
1t is understood that company
is being formed to take hold of
old abandoned mines in the Gothic
dist. that were formerly producers of
shipping ore. the old mill there is
to be included in the deal and re-
modelled for treating the ores of
the district and will doubtless in
clude the cynanide process, the
mill is well equipped with crushing,
grinding, and concentrating ma
chinery and also couple of smell
ter stacks.
The following mines may be men,
toned among the list of properties
that have been shippers in the past
and will become so again when work
is resumed, Bullion King, Lead
Chief, Gem Eureka, Hawkeye,
Jacob Strader. Doctor, North Pole,
Hard Cash, Domingo, Daisy, Iowa,
Sylvanite, ..Nirginius, Shakespeare.
BuQale
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
City Livery Stable
Changes Hands

Today the ownership of the Crested
Butte Livery stable, which has been
conducted by w. ]. Doig and Tony
DAMN, was transferred to Frank Kerr
recently OF Palisades and jackson
Mooney OF this place. The new firm,
which will he known as Mooney &
Kerr at once assumed charge.
Mr. Kerr will return to Palisades
within the next few days to bring his
family to Crested Butte, and they
will occupy the johnson residence on
lower main street. Both Mr.. keer
ane Mr. Mooney are well known in
this section and it is assured that the
present high standard and prompt livery
service will bemaintained.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

Among other properties that are
operating or may be worked the
coming season; the Elk Mountain
Tunnel Company is pushing its big
bore farther into the mountain and
expects to continue work during the
winter. The new electric drilling
plant is proving to be very efficient,
is simple TO operate and economic
of expense. The current required
is generated by easolcne engines
Whenever there is a shortage OF
water power, which is the case dur
ing portions OF the winter months.
A new shipping mine is reported
near the old Doctor property on
Spring creek. Hendricks and Hay
maker have opened up here fine
body of lead carbonate ere, and now
have several car loads ready for ship
mcnt, which will be hauied down
70 the cars at Almont They re-
port fourteen feet Of sand carbonate
in one property that can be shoveled
right out of the vein contact. The
mine will be worked in Il small way
during the winter, but with the
opening of spring larger force will
be put on and regular shipments
made.
@e<D
The Blaine mine is to be worked
by the owners and the mill will be
repaired and operated. The prop
crty will be managed by Mr.. Black,
who was here recently and made an
examination of the mine ana mill.
The Grown mine on Crystal noun
tain, belonging to Dan Mcdonald, is
to be worked under bond and lease
and ore shipments are expected
from it the coming season.
The Iron MIN, lncatctl on the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
Twenty ard Thirty
Years Ago.
THIRTY YEARS AGO

THIRTY YEARS AGO
Ira Brown moved his family to Gun
nison.
Louis stoll. a young miner on the
Forest Queen mine, was shot and
killed by B. Prince.
Under Sheriff John NJ. Mccormick
came up from Gunnison to take charge
of Mr.. Prince.
No man in community like this
should carry pistol. and especially a
man that cannot contro! his temper.
This will apply to our present time.
How about it.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
Notice for Publication
DEpARTNHST OF THE INTERioH

Us. LAND UTlICE a, Mottrosc, Colorado
December LIST, 1913.
Notice * hereby given that Matthew Stohs,
OF Crested Butte. Colorado. who Oh December
18Th. 1908 mnds Homestead Entry No. ciX'l,
TO. VIZ of SE', ahi W,a Of Ai2i4, Section 9,
Township II South Range S. west. Sixth pm
cipal Meridinr, l4s hied notice of in'ert."n to
make Final Five lear Homestead Procf 70
establish claim to the land Gooso drscriceh'
before E. NJ. Nsussc, 6. $. Commissioner at
Gmntson. Cnt,raio, tho tenth dey oil
January, 1914
Claimant narac- ~ witnesses; John j. Cen
right. Karl Be.pman, Sa.ni. Bottcnield. Perry
l., Snodgrasy, al of Crested Butte, Co!osato.
o. g. SKINNER.
Register.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

development show as continuous
ore as in the first three hundred
feet driven on the vein, sufficient
stopping ground will be opened to
furnish the mill when completed,
with one hundred tons of ore
every day.
AUGUSTA AND EXCELSIOR PROPERTIES
These mines were large producers
of high grade ore in the balmy days
of mining in the Crested Butte
District. Both of these properties
opened bodies of shipping ore at
grass roots and were pay mines
from the start. The Augusta mine
was bought from Dan Rarick who
discovered it as n silver-lead mine
but it was afterward found that the
ores mined contained as much gold
values as silver. This mine was
worked 10y the origional owners ut
a profit, but the long tunnel, which
was driven thousand feet below
the surface workings, has never yet
reached the rich ore bodies bad in
origional mlne operating. The Au-
gusta company, having declined to
lease the property, will doubtless
make further effort the coming
season to find the lost rich ore
shutes that were left in the bottom
of the old mine.
Similar results were had in
attempt made to open up the rich
ore bodies found in the location of TIE
Excelsior mine III Baxter basin near
the summit of the Cascade noun
tain.
The Augusta Company having
secured a large interest in the
Excelsior property started tunnel
on the Yankee Blade claim an
extension of the Excelsior vein on
the ooppsite side of Cascade noun
tain. This tunnel was begun five
hundred or more feet under the
old Excelsior workings on top of
the mountain and some two thous-
and feet eastward and was sup
posed to follow the vein until the
the ore bodies of the Excelsior
properties were reached. Instead of
keeping along the trend Of the vein
the tunnel was detected to the
southwark in country rock until it
passed beyond the side lines of the
Yankee Blade, whereas had the
drift followed along the vein as in
tended, all its ore shutes would have
been exploited and those OF the En-
celsior tapped five hundred feet
below the old surface workings in
Baxter basin.
1t is of interest to learn that work
is to be resumed upon the Excelsior
properties the coming spring and
an effort will be made to reach the
main vein and its ore bodies by
means of cross-cutting from the
blind tunnel run in country rock
by the Augusta management. These
mines were discovered and located
br l.. T. Baxter, familiarly known
as "Yank Baxter" and from whom
Fritz Mack $ story of "The Million
airc of Poverty Gulch" originated.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

Tom Quinn came up from Gunnison
Tuesday for short stay.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

Mrs. Geo. Schafcr waa down from
Flores Ia Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
Local News

This Pilot predicts greater prosperity
eirt more cc,ivity FOR the Crested
Brc.e reEicn during the New Year
l9l1 than 'for many years. and here 3
hoping that every citizen ID in on the
deal.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

Mrs ". r. Myers went TO Delta
Tuesday 10 remain for some time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

Casper Pressler vas over from Bald
wiz Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

Miss Brockway. of Ridgeway,
came in last Friday to visit friends.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

". II. Snyder, the new meat cutter
at the Colorado Supply Store, arrived
Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

S. c. Robinson went down to Gun
nison last Thursday and ate Christ
mas dinner with friends.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
THE KEYSTONE NINE

A company has been organized
to operate this property which is
located three miles above Crested
Butte along the railway spur Lead
ing to the Ruby anthracite mine.
a large vein of complex zinc-lead
silver ore has been exposed in the
present workings on this mine which
consists of numerous tunnels, shafts
and upraiscs that have been made
on the vein. A large quantity of
ore is already developed in the
mine which can be made to pay
good profits whenever the proposed
mill is built and put in operation.
The Company intends to push the
lower tunnel level forward from
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

Franl; Young and Leslie, went down
TO the Gunnison valley last Saturday
20 visit, returning Monday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
Base Ball Clubs
Dance Big Event

Without doubt the MASQUERADE
ball given by the CresGed Butte
Base Ball Club, Christmas night,
was the crowning social event of the
year. There was an unusually
large attendance of dancers and
spectators. Many pretty and
unique costumes were in evidence
and rs usual the comic man did his
share to make merriment, and high
carnival prevailed. The boys net
ted about $500. Many COM
piimentary expressions were heard
concerning the fine Turkey supper
prepared by Landlord Hubbard,
which was indeed Xmas treat to
tine dancers. The satisfaction of
everybody was complete and proved
the Hotel very popular place for
holding occasions of this sort.
The Paonian, Marble Booster and
Swink Advocate have displayed great
enterprise and local support in their
special Holiday editions which are
very crediteh'c Issues iadesd-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

-. u tcEif.SON, owner.
T.. Z. Gnvotto. managing Editor.
Crested .inttc. Colorado
Thursday, Janua-y LIST 1914.
Local News
Thc Pilot predicts greater prosperity
.i.t more cc.ivify FOR the Crested
Brc.e re,ricn during the New Year
l9l4 than 'for many years. and here's
hor,ing that every citizen ID i'll on the
deal.
Casper Presser vas over from Bald
wiz Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Schafcr was down from
Flores Ia Tuesday.
Tom Quinn came up from Gunnison
Tuesday for short stay.
Mrs ". r. Myers went TO Delta
Tuesday W remain for some time.
Miss Brockway. of Ridgcway,
came in last Friday to visit friends.
". H. Snyder, the new meat cutter
at the Colorado Supply Store, arrived
tuesday.
S. C. Robinson went down to Gun
nson last Thursday and ate Christ
mas dinner with friends.
Frank Young and Leslie, went down
TO the Gunnison valley last Saturday
70 visit, returning Monday.
Chas Shaw came up from Gunnison
Tuesday. Ec went up to Irwin to
WORK on his mining claims.
The St. Marys Society gave New
Year dance last night which was largely
attended and decided success.
S. G. Bottenfie,d held the lucky num-
her 2T3, that drew the beautiful large
doh at d. l.. Gladstone's Christmas.
J. w. Stark, was up from Gunnison
last of the week on business connected
with the Electric cleaning works at
at that place.
A. Sebastiana, who for the past
month has been meat catter at the
Colorado Supply store, departed for
Denver last saturday.
John Roman came home from the
county seat to spend Christmas and
attended the Base Bail Clubs dance.
He returned Monday.
Chas Burnett, of the D. G. r. G.
water service came up from Gunnison
Tuesday to make repairs on the water
tank at the company yards here.
Mrs. Ed. Snyder accompanied her
mother home to the Tomichi valley
ranch Monday to spend New Years.
Mrs. Jamieson has charge of her millin-
cry store.
Mrs. j. F. M. Duehren arrived from
Columbus, Ohio, last Friday to join her
husband, who now has charge of the
city schools. They will reside tenn
yorariiy in the Block residence.
4. Nj. Williams, was up from the
Section &c hard coal mine. on business
last Saturday. S. r. Moore, who with
Frank Young, is hauling the coal to
the cars at Beuton switch. was in with
him.
The day before Christmas the child
rcn OF the union miners who are out
on the present strike, were maze happy
by the distribution of about $4,000
which was sent in by the various state
labor organizations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bergman drove to
Gothic Wednesday TO take up the Elk
Mountain Mine and Tunnel Co. force.
There were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
ii ace, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Samsel and
Frank Young. who were down for
Christmas.
City Livery Stable
Changes Hands
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

its present breast of ore which has
a thickness Of thirteen feet of solid
milling ore. Should the winters
development show as continuous
ore as in the first three hundred
feet driven on the vein, sufficient
stopping ground will be opened to
furnish the mill when completed,
with one hundred tons of ore
every day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

Chas Shaw came up from Gunnison
Tuesday Ee went up to Irwin to
work on his mining claims.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

The St. Marys Society gave a New
Year dance last night which was largely
attended ard decided success.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01
New Yers's
Mining Outlook
Continued from First Page)


strating the extent and value Of
the ore deposits of this district and
extensive operations with big ore
productions are anticipated during
the year.
FOREST QUEEN AND RUBY CHIEF MINES
1t is expected that both OF these
old mines will resume operations
under new ownership, that of Hon.
JAS. G.. Berryhill of Iowa. These
properties were for many years large
producers of high grade ruby silver
ores from comparatively shallow
workings. Thousands of tons Of
from three to five hundred-ounce
silver ore have been shipped from
these properties and many more
thousands have been successfully
concentrated in the little five-stamp-
mill which was operated Mt the
mines for over twenty years. The
new ownership will develop and
operate both properties under one
management in a more extensive
manner than has been done hereto
fore. The magnificent water power
facilities controlled by lake Brennan
as reservoir, will be utilized to
fullest capacity for driving new big
mills, air compressors, rock drills
and electric lighting plant. 1t is
understood that the ore from both
mines will be treated in big mill
ing plant built for that purpose and
new cyaniding process, devised
by the electric wizard Edison, is
to be used in extracting the gold
and silver from the ores which will
be in metallic state when recovered.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

S. G. Bottenfie,d held the lucky num-
her, 3T3, that drew the beautiful large
doh at D. l.. Gladstone's Christmas.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

J. W. Stark, was up from Gunnison
last Of the week on business connected
with the Electric cleaning works at
at that place.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

The Iron nins. lncatcd on the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

Chas Burnett, of the D. & r. G.
water service came up from Gunnison
Tuesday to make repairs on the water
tank at the company yards here.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

A. Sebastiana, who for the past
month has been meat catter at the
Colorado Supply store, departed for
Denver last saturday
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bergman drove to
Gothic Wednesday TO take up the Elk
Mountain Mine and Tunnel Co. force.
There were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Mace, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Samsel and
Frank Young. who were down for
christmas
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-01-01

Mrs. j. F. M. Duehren arrived from
Columbus, Ohio, last Friday to join her
husband, who now has charge of the
city schools. They will reside tenn
porariiy in the Block residence.