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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
a los oUE DEsEEN TRABAJAR.

E DEPARTMENT. Cfvico del
Club Feminista de Santa Fe abri0
un hegoeiadp de empleos 81 Vier-
mes Marao II. la. oficina estarA
locada en- ~The Santa Re Hard.
ware Store" y estara alberta des.
de las 2 hasta las 4 de La tarde
los Lunes, Mercedes y Viernes.
C~ualquier hombre 0 mujer que de-
seen trabajo SO les pide que ven
gan y alll habra senoras que ha-
blaFan lngles y Espaiol para avn.
darles en- conseguir trabajo.
Sc espera encarecidamente que
81 pdblieo coopere en- este esfnerzo
para buscar a todos aquellos que
deseen trabajo y aquellos que
quieran que les hagan trabajo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
LA CONVENTION DEMocRATlcA
DE cluDAp PARA NoMlNAR
Candidates y Adoptar Ia Plataforma 81
Prorrog6 Hasta Hoy Jueyes en- IA
Noche.

En- 6rden de preparar mejor y for
mar un boleto y plataforma satisfacto
rios al pueblo de la ciudad de Santa Fe
Ia convention Democratica de ciudao
que Sc iba a reunir ell Lunes en- Ia no
che para hacer las n~ominaciones de
los oficiales de ciudad, Sc prorrogt
hasta hoy Jueves en- la noche. Pare
esta noche TODD estara arreglado y Sc
haran las nominaciones. La razon pa
ra posponer las nominaciones para es
ia noche fue con Ell fin de escoger e.
meior material para darle frente q Ia
oposicion CatronsO Ortiz, quienes espe
ran plantarle al pueblo Ell mismo ma
terial aheio de siempre, y cuya admi.
nistracion no ha sido del agrado del
pueblo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
ocHo MuERTEs D ELLA Tos FE.
RINA EN- LA Po5LAcloN DE
ToRREoN.

Estancia, N. NJ, Mario 1s.-Se dice
que hay muchos casos de tos ferina en-
Alta Vista. I'm hombre que trajo a I'm
niho de Torreon sufriendo con tos fe-
iina para darIe atencion medica unos
cuantos dias pasados. report6 que hay
muchos casos en- Torreon, y que en-
Ell espacio de dos semanas inmedia-
tamente precedentes a su vista aqui
Fabian muerto ocho nihos de la malig-
ne enfermedad en-, aQueIla comunidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
LIcENcENcIAs OE MArRIMoNIo.

Ri escribano de condado Marcelino
A. ortiz ha expedido licencias de ma
trimonio a la sehorita Elizabeth st.
Clair y Charles st. Clair, de Espaho-
Ia; tambien a George E. Morgan v a
Ia sehorita Lola Estes, de Stanley.
Sc dice que la sehorita Estes tiene So
lamente 16 amos de edad, pero que tie
ne el consentimiento de u padres.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
SERWlCIO PUBLICO.
Noticias O~ficiales de la Capital del Estado.
REsoLUcloNEs DE CONDO
LENclA.


Por cuanto, que la Divina providen.
ola 81 dia 2 de Mario de 1916, a las 10
de la manana, a la madura edad de
70 amos, en- sus sabias g i~ncrustables
esignios tuvo a bien de Hevarse de en-
medic de nosotros, al Honorable To-
mas d. Burns. esposo que fue de la
fenora Josefa G, de Burns y padre de
Manuelita 3. de Becker. Margarita p.
de Hall, y Tomas d. Burns, Edo. y
Por cuanto, que la defuncion del H.
rado ha deiado a su esposa y a sus
tres hijos, y a un sinnlmero de pa
rientes y amigos, enNel mas acerbo do
Tor. Y
Por cuanto, que fue 81 fihado I'm es-
poso carifoso. IN padre amoroso a sus
hijos y al mismo tempo fue durante
sl vida un ~residente de nuestro con
dado Y Estado de Nnevo Mexico por
cerca de 81 amos, y durante TODD este
tempo fue un ciudadano honrado y
amado por TODD ell pueblo quien tuvo
la bendita ~oportunidad de concerto, y
Por cuanto, que durante este item
pc tuvo Ia oportunidad, y la economic,
en- grangearse la amistad de todos y
ganarse la vida por su esmero y ira
bajo y desyelo. Sc hizo I'm h0mbre de
por ST, y hoy podemos decir que aun
er TODD 81 Estado no tenia IN segun-
do en- aprecio y respeto. era Ell respeto
de nuestro condado y aun eramos res
petados por Ell en- TODD dl Estado en-
derechos, y
Por cuanto. que no solo Ell condado
de Rio Arriba, sine TODD ell Estado de
Nuevo Mexico, Sc une con su familia
en- sus tristes horas de affection; con-
siderando al mismo tempo que ST. es-
posa ha perdido a un fiel Y amante
csposo, y sus hiios a i'm carihoso pa
DIRE, v
Por cnanto, que cor la muerte del
ST.. Burns ha qnedado in vacio muy
dificil de llenar, y toda esta comuni-
dad en- general Sc reuna para expresar
su mas sincera gratitud de simpatfas
y condolencia hacia la familia del fl
rado, y
Por cuanto, que hoy todos sus ami
Cos y vecinos en- general h~abiendose
rednido hoy este dia 8 de Mario de
1916, con Ell fin de redactar resolucio-
mes en- memoria y gratitud del Homo
rable T. d. Burns, sea ademas
Resuelto por esta comision, que una
copia de estas resoluciones sea man
dada a Ell Nueyo Estado de Terra
Amarillo v otra a La Revista de Taos
y otra al Nuevo Mexicano de Santa Fe,
otra a la Bandera Americana de Al
buquerque, y una copia de las mismas
resoluciones sea reseryada para ia ia
nilia del Sir. Burns.
Ademas estos resoluciones son para
Il ostrar I'm grato recuerdo y dltimo tri-
III to de amistad que TODD este pueblo
IL tenia.
JOSE r. MARTINEZ.
PRUDENCIO ULlBAARI,
MANUEL GARCIA,
ESPIRIDION MARTINEZ,
]. ". QUINTANA,
FRANCISCO LOPEZ,
DAVID MAESTAS,
ENRIQUE A. ABEYTA,
LUIS G. ORTIZ,
y. l.. MARTINEZ,
comision
Na nWHM M. u
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
MuERrE DE RuFus ]. PALEN.
soldadc, PobIador y 8anquero-La
ciudad Pierde Uno de sus MeIores
c~ludadanos.

----
Ell Mayor Rufus J.. Palen, por cerca
de medic siglo presidente del Primer
Banco Nacional de Santa Fe, por Al
amos residente del territorio Y Estado,
y uno de los ciudadanos mas promi,
nentes de Nueyo Mexico. falleci6 Ell
dia IA de Mario a las IL de la noche
en- su casa Residential en- la Avenida
de Palacio, despues de una enfermedad
de unos cuantos dias de duracion. AL
tempo de su muerte contaba 70 amos
de edad.
I'm resfriado que cogi0 Ia semana an.
terror Sc desarroll6 en- pneumonia Ell
Jueves antepasado en- la noche, y para
Ell siguiente dia la condicion del Ma.
yor Palen Sc puso seria. Sin embar-
go, su condicion qued6 tan s~atisfacto-
ria como Sc podia esperar hasta Ell
Lunes en- la noche, cuando sufrio una
recaida, de la cual va no pudo aevan.
tarse. Cerca de las 5 de la noche arri-
ba referida perdi0 Ell conocimiento, la
muerte resultando cuatro horas des,
pues.
El funeral Sc verified Ell Jueves pasa-
do en- IA tarde de la iglesia de la Santa
Fe. Su funeral fue uno de los mas
grandes que Sc han visto IN Santa Fe
Muchas personas de varias parties del
estado vinieron a atender al fune-
raj. Los Bancos y algunos comercios
de la ciudad cerraron sus estableci-
mientos en- la tarde del funeral.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
GOBERNADGR THORN
ION HA MUERTO
FL ANTERIOR EXECUTIVE, ACE
RRlMo ENEMleo DE LOS NAL
HEcHoREs, Tuvo UNA CARRIE
RA MUY DIsTlNeUIDA EN- LOS
PUEsTos Pu6Llcos Y sALIo
ApELANTE EN- Ell sERvlclo AL
TERRIToRlo.
Fue Ell Primer Mayor de Santa Fe.

William Taylor Thornton, ell de-
elmo cuarto de los gobernadores
de Nmevo Mexico nombrado bajo
ell Acta Organica de 1851; solda-
do, abogado c~apitalista Y estadis-
Ia, falleci6 a las $3.50 ell Jueves
pasado en- la noche en- la casa re-
sidencia de la Sra. John p. Victory
hermann de la Sra. Thornton, en-
la Cadle Garcia. AL tempo de su
muerte contabas 70 amos de edad.
La salud del G%obernador Thorn
ton habia estado muy quebrantada
por muchos amos, y cuando sufri6
un ataque de lagrippe cerca de dos
semanas pasadas, complicacio-
mes, debidas a su avanzada edad
y delicada condicion ffsica, vinie-
ron. En- los pocos dias pasados sc
habia notado alguna meiorfa, pc
70 la firmeza en- la m~aravillosa VII
talidad que 10 habia sostenido por
tanto tempo, al fin Sc hizo muy
grande, y POGO despues de las s ell
Jueves pasado en- la noche perdi6
ell conocimiento, la muerte result
tando unos minutes despues.
Ell funeral Sc verified Ell Saba
do en- la tarde con servicios f1-
nebres en- la Iglesia de la Santa
Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
LAS TRoPAs AMERICANS PAsA-
RON A MEXICO Ell Ola IA DE

San Antonio, Texas, Mario 2O.-El
General John J. Pershing y cast todas
u fuerzas uzaro la frontera cerca
del medic dia de aquel dia arriba re.
ferido, segun aunci0 esta tarde Ell
General Funston.
Unos cuantos destacamentos memo,
e quedaron atras, pero do seguiran
rapidamente. Las tropas carrancistas
Sc unieron a la columna americana al
otro lado de la frontera y las o
pafiaron.
III General Pershing, segun eli anun-
clio de Funston, cruz6 por Columbus,
N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
AyuDA DE EsrADo.

81 departamento de educacion reei-
Ito en- dias pasados una aplicacion
p7r $126.S5 de ayuda de estado para Ell
distrito No. IS. condado de San MI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
LA CONVENTION De Los PRoeRE-
sIsTAs Sc TENpRA Aoul "a Ola
18 De ABRiL.
FL Aporclonamiento le da a Ia conven-
cIon i67 Delegates. Hasados en- IA
votaclon de 1912; sentlmlehte Una
mime por Roosevelt.


La convention Progresista de-
estado para escoier delegados do
Nnevo M0Sico a la Convention Ma
cional P~rogresista en- Chicago Sc
tendra en- esta ciudad 81 dia IS de
Abril. La base de aporcionamien-
to sera la votacion mas alta reci-
bida por pn elector presidential
de Roosevelt en- Ell estado en- 1912,
hacienda una convention de 1877
delegates.
A esta decision lego la cOmision
central de estado P~rogresista en-
su innta tenida en- Santa re Ell
Sabado en- la, tarde. La situaeion
Sc repas6 -rfgidamente poF los
mlernbros de la oomislon presen-
ties. No solamente estuvieron to-
dos los miemhros f~uertemente por
Roosevelt, pero reportes dc TODD
Ell estado sometidos por ellos indi-
caron una unanimidad practica
por Roosevelt en- el partido y en-
tire los votantes undergraduates,
sin decir NADIA del rapido sentiA
miento Republican, en- su favor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
CONTRA PORTUGAL.

Londes, Mario 21.-Un despacho de
Roma a la Exchange Telegraph Co.,
dice que Austria ha declarado la que
IRA a Portugal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

II f TFTl WTTT HTH ave MItH HHHH UNH I Fl
FL Superintendent de Escuelas de
Condado John v. Conway y Frank
Gormley, el bien conocido comercian-
tie del Canine del Canon, han princi
piado Ia preparation de un despliegue
de agriculture serhejante a aquellos
usados por agentes de condado en- ex.
olicar la importancia de plantar semi
las ewperimentadas y adaptadas y la
1ecesidad de la rotacion de las cose.
chas. Embellishments Sc pondran en-
communication con 81 Professor IT. w.
Foght, Ell experto de Washington, Ell
colegio de Agricultural en- Las Cru.
ces. y Ell Agente de Condado M. n.
Gonzales en- Las Vegas y arregIaran
nara la distribution de literature en-
Ingles y Espahol entire los ~labradores
del %condado de Santa Re.
M Sir. Conway iiegara ell despliegue
a los varios districts en- Ell condado y
70 usara en- connection con las juntas
lie los padres de familia. Lo mlsmo la
buena semilla que la mala seran CISCO.
gidas para ea despliegue. El Senador
catron ha proporcionado va dos sacos
de semillas de flores y l~egumbres u
estas fueron distribuidas en- la junta
del Sabado entire los maestros del
condado.
RI trahajo Sc hara cor ma coopera-
cion de la camara de. Concrete de
Santa Fe y estara' libre de TODD costo
al condado y a los re~iudadanos. El pro-
p6sito del presente movimiento sera
para hacer I'M esfuerzo para ~levantar
entusiasmo entire los labradores del
condado de Santa Fe para Ell empleo
de i'm agente regular de condado. Co
mo los presentes prospectus de esta-
blecer IN agente de condado estan all
go remotos, SO propone principiar a
rodar Ia bola por medic de Ia oficina
del superintendent de condado.
La primer junta Sc tendra en- la es-
cuela del Cerro Gordo y Ell Superinten.
dente Conway y el sr. Gormley habla-
ran sobre 81 asunto. Mas tarde, des.
pues que las cosas Sc hayan puesto en-
corriente, Ell superintendent de con
dado ilteresara al Colegio de Agricul.
tura para que mande un agente regu-
larmente caIificado a que lie acompahe
q todas las communicates rurales, y en-
este mode 81 Sr. Conway Sc propone
pasar 81 vacation este verano La gen.
esta muy anciosa en- Dir v aprender
cualquier cosa que encamine a guitar
y mermar sus cargas y no hay duda
ahora que 81 presente movimiento lie.
vantara 81 propio interes en- un agente
de condado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
coMIENzAN la PREPARATION
DEL ENHlBlTo DE coNpADo De
PRoDUcTos DE AGRICULTURAL;
LAS sEMILLAs EsTAN LlsTAs.

La camara de Concrete, 81 senador
catron, 81 Colegio de Agriculture y
Ell ccblefho Ayudaran en- el Movi
mlento en- Favor de los L~abradores
del condado.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05
Ladies' Social Club.

Mrs. Heter, sMrS. Benson, and
Miss Boyle entertained the Ladies
Club at the home of Mrs. Benson,
the occasion Icing very enjoyable
one.
4 short business session was held
mt which arrangements for the en-
tertninmeut to he given 10y the
Faculty of the State Normal were
made.
The ladies voted the afternoon a
delightful one and the best part of
all was the delicious luncheon
served by tie hostesses at the close.
The next meeting which is pa
triutic one will be ut the home Of
Miss Isabelle O'Neill on Feb. | /,
The literary meetings Of the Club
are proving very profitable and in
teresting as well. The meetings
are well attended.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05

There is more Catarrh in this, SECTION
of. the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease and prescrib-
ed local remedies, and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven Catarrh to be a constitutional
disease. and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. j.. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu-
tional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
TEN. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address: F. j.. CHENEY CO., To-
ledo, O. Sold by Druggists. 76c.
Take Halls FANNY Pills for constipa-
tion.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05


The sad tidngs reached Crested
Butte last week OF the death Of Mrs.
II. b. Raymond and little daughter
ut Weston, Colorado. Mrs. Ray
mond lived here several months last
year and was closely identified with
the church and social life Of. the
town, her helpful nature and sweet
dispositio making her many
friends. The cause of the death OF
both was pneumonia, both dying
the same afternoon. To Mr.. Ray
mond and his motherleSs boy the
sympathy of the entire community
is given.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05
Forfeiture Notice.
Tin Cup, Colorado,

January I'd, 1916.
To each and all of the heirs OF
Julius Hunsinger, Deceased, to Mrs.
Mary Gather and Mrs. Louise Nor
ris. and To all Whom it May Con-
cern.
You are hereby notified that have
expended during the year 1915, One
Hundred $1,000 Dollars in labor and
improvements upon each the Porphyry,
Porphyry No. d, and Carbonate Chief
Lode Mining Claims situate in the Tin
Cup Mining District, in the County OF
Gunnison, and State of Colorado, the
amended location certificate of the Por-
phyry Lode beng of record IN the
Recorders office Of said County and
State in Book 123, at Page 1893; the 10
cation certificate of the Porphpry No. d
Lode, in Book Id, at Page 446, in said
Office; and the amended location certlti-
cate of the Carbonate Chief Lode Min
ing Claim, in Book 1913, at Page 454 in
said Recorders Office. In order to hold
said mining claims under the provisions
of the Revised Statutes of the United
States, and the amendments thereto
concerning annual labor upon mining
claims, being the amount req-ired to
hold said lodes for the period ending on
the 3lst day of December. A. u. 1915,
and ifwthin ninety days from the per-
sonal service of this notice, or within
ninety DAYS after the publication there
of, you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditure, as a CO.
owner your interest in said claims ana
each of them. will become the property
of the subscriber, the co-ownar of the
said Julius Hunsinger, deceased, who
has made the required expenditure. as
provided by law.
SIMEoN IRE,
First publication Jan. Sth, 1916.
Last publication, April, sth 1916.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05

mert, and really must go" &c :ook
out ms watch to emphasize his words.
The pretty girl looked at the bags
In astonishment.
why, they are not mine."
".Iot yours, Then whose under the
canopy are they?" asked Lorimer, and
as he spoke his eyes made rapid sur
vey of the offenders. They were sus-
piciously familiar!
The girl started to laugh. then
stopped suddenly. Her face worked
convulsively for minute as she
struggled to hide her amusement.
Put why didn't you ask me-"
They seemed to he yours. You
wore standing guard over them
81 knew they We're not mine. and
| thought that, as someone had made
mistake and carried mine on ahead,
had better stay beside the stray ones.
Father always says. in case OF a mis-
/ take, to hold the wrong ones. 1t will
eventually lead to the whereabouts
of ones own belongings. When | saw
you come for your bags | decided it
was useless to remain there, and
intended to look for mine in the bag
gage room. But as l was tired and
hungry. decided 70 send Bob. my
brother, to do the investigating for
me. couldn't imagine why you
were following me. l was gong to
take taxi home, but ! found hadn't
enough money. I'm going to dad s
office for more row.
His bagsl The weight alone
should have been enough to identify
them. One was packed full of law
records, the ether contained some tit
tings for his car. He had been bring
ing them along to save time.
He looked around for a knothole
and not seeing such a fortunate
means OF escape, picked up his bags
and departed.
A week later Bob Forsythe called
him Up on the phone.
Dorothy wants you to come to din
ner tonight. old fellow. Can you
make it?"
Lorimer accepted, wondering in
the meantime how he had met Doro-
thy.
But he was to learn that she was
the girl of the train, and she hadn't
told n soul!
Copyright 1875 by the Mcclure Ne5;spe.
= - ia -.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05

a recent letter from Miss Marie
. Block made mention of several ladies
who were former well known resi-
dents of this place. with whom she
had had 4 pleasant meeting a few
days previous. Mrs. Bertha Knuth,
has almost recovered from her mo-
tor car accident of last fall. Mrs.
Miner and daughter and Miss Block
had been to see Mrs. Sam Metzler
whose health is not very robus, and
had met Mrs. Applegate there. The
ladies had an enjoyable time recall.
ing pleasant memories of Crested
Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05

the stain. paint or oilcloth that may
happen to be underneath it, and this
little disaster is caused, of course. by
the heat given out by the water. Our
sketch shows stand that can be made
in few moments and will effectuaily
prevent the heat from reaching the
floor.
1t is merely composed of four empty
cotton reels and square piece of
thick board. Tho reels are nailed on
underneath at each corner of the boarc
with brass-headed nails; the stand can
be painted or stained dark brown,
green or white. 1t is no trouble or ex'
pense to make and will also be found
very useful for many purposes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05
TWO BLACK BAGS
BY LOUISE OLiyER.

Tho porter disappeared some
where with the bags as the train
roared into the shed, and Lorimer Ban
{, OFT stopped to say "a few words to
fellow passenger whole .acquain.
ance he had made. The 'ewly-arriv.d
train was deserted. porteIU and
all, when the two men svol1ed a-ou.6
for their belongings. except for girl.
Who stood alone beside the car
ahead.
II suppose the man has taken my
things to the baggage room" said
Lorimer. And the two men strolled
up the platform, continuing their
talk.
They came to the girl and passed
her. Then Lorimer, who never failed
TO champion beauty in distress, scent.
ed an adventure and stopped.
That young lady seems to be look.
ing for someone to carry her grips
The porters are nowhere around. so
/ think I'll go back. if you don't mind,
and see if can help"
The girl saw Lorimer return. but
just as-hc reached her she started up
something dreadful under his breath
when his sense of humor triumphed
and he stopped for the bags. Shy
he cEuclsled Afraid the chap in the
plaid coat was going to flirt with
her. Well, we will Just pick up her
things and tote EN- along, anyway"
The girl had start of ten yards
or so, but Loifmer, with long, easy
strides, soon covered the distance.
Then he kept respectfully at her heels
until she reached the station gates.
She started for the chec1room, then
changed her mind and made for tho
street.
The bags which had originally
weighed twenty pounds apiece. now
weighed fifty, and by the time she
had reached taxicab stand they
weighed eighty.
Lorimer's sense of hulnor no longer
helped to assuage the aching of his
muscles. He set the bags On the
ground and rubbed his era anped BIZ
ceps. Tho girl was rummaging through
her purse. Looking for an address,"
thought Lorimer She evidently failed
W NIsit sHp opu5it, lOi Sllt e.
placed the mixture OF papers and toi-
let accessories, and continued on down
The street.
Help, Where is she going now"
Lorimer's jaw dropped in amaze
ment The girl was walking faster
than before and he was likely to find
The trail more difficult in the crowd.
ed streets.
"Trou along. Fido!" he commanded
himself. blowing on his hands and
pcking up the bags. Just follow the
missus! She's lost the address and
we don't know where we are going
Along went Lorimer after the girl.
he had shut his teeth hard. His
arms were pulling ont of the sockets.
Great drops of sweat were rolling
down his face.
The girl was entering an office
building when Lorimer determined to
end the misery. Here's where the
rail ends for Fido,'
Setting the bags upon the mosaic
door he approached the girl as she
waited for an ascending elevator.
Il beg your pardon" said he lift
ing his hat 4 think | shall have to
5rrn your baggage over to an attend
mt here, to manage for you. IL
AVE ycrT -~ess.n- hcs'no.s c-e-z--.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05

We were highly gratiiied to learn
that the Dean of the Dental Univer-
sity at Denver has called upon our
friend Dr.Geo. Sullivan of Gunnison
to lecture on Dentistry before the
Glass, 1t is pleasure to us to know
that DR.. Sullivan is receiving the
recognition that is his due and we
heartily congratulate him.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05

OF the thirty-siN petit jurors
drawn for the April term of District
court, nine are from Crested Butte
The following are the lucky (?)
gentlemen: james Gardiner, Fred
Miller, Mike Perko, Joe Kochevar,
George Andreatta, Sam Botteniield, ,
Joe Roman, Geo. Gladstone and
Anton Nerzuh.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05

of
forces nni ct FAN tce be
and a asphat tum and other like ubtan io-
the OF the
rrope eundc cuieu uwok-
ofsuchun Hl nnd bSa
II a civena Thcpa
% in and be be
more e
OF 10 dslrug
q II a payment Al atTperon
30 cash md ba n sevone
pay the eimnroye
payf mus bond provided in section
States who
Q pa t i fees.
cHnarire erryot the right To rject anyan dali lids
Nos ti approved by the oSateLa t AN Board.
No
Dut.a orire by fmnrd,Ju
Date of sale Marcht
f
ReFdrr oscrs
uary g I'll,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05

Some of the candy shops have at
tractive boxes covered with black
and striped paper, bound with colored
ribbon ties in big rosette bow at
one side. Other pretty black and
white boxes are of white, with black
pipiIgs and uilhouetted figures C
black relief on the covers.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05

Interference of traffic on the main
line has delayed our Eastern mail
Il few times, but the Gunnison train
has made daily round trips and th,
coal trains make regular trips, and
there is no danger of this branch be-
ing abandoned, several papers to
. the contrary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05

Since assuming control of the PILOT
we find on the delinquent list number
of names. We would like to retain
each and every one of these and any
.ae knowing themselves so indebted
will confer favor by sending the
amount due to S. C. Robinson or to
j. l.. WISE,
Lessee.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-05

WANTED-Mandolin player A
gent in Crested Butte a good side
line; no capital required. The
famous Gibson" Mandolin and
Guitars. Write Gibson" West
ern Branch, 2645 w. 3Sth Ave.
Denver, Colorado.