https://pclha.cvlcollections.org/files/original/26182d7568736c4166007050fc9ac4ec.pdf 212f03642ffb5af3d225db56223f7d75 PDF Text Text THE V. Proviiion*. Georgetown. tude to the Contractorand C. H. Rooms A Provisions, Georgetown. COLLINS, new COLORADO. Colorado, lying to the south and Georgetown, and counties, .may Ammj mining Keepa on supply a Main St.. Cor. 2d. in Clear of ore sacks for sale. It examination remote is close that districts valuable & of paratively discoveries have GOODS, CLOTHING, DRY Article*, Hats Corner Taos and and Alpine Hts.. FANCY Cnp». prospectors It should be fair ery and velopment TO NOTICE AND MINING MINERS Ores, in Gold STJCWARTSILVER Knqulre of J. tions COMPANIES. prices paid forall kinds of or small large quantities, by Thehighest CASH and Hilver REDUCING MRS. L. the COMPARY. RuptrintmUent. O. Htkwart. Mil y Miners raitem.usdr Clot king. ORE BACKS CONSTANTLY ON HAND Streets. HT, JProprirtor, College Graduate of the Mass. Dealer in and Drugs Patent Medicines, A I.SO IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry k Fancy Goods. The share Aaaayß Assay Office. officela now open for business. for Gold, Silver, correctly and promptly eto., STGBLTING. 11. Office over Copper, Lead, made at moderate rotes. Territorial Assayer. (larbareno'a prospecting AOINT abundant ment to of Hleamshlps to all OFFICE AT L. THE 0., I*. ofEurope. GEORGETOWN. and. Sign Graining, Paper Hanging Hliop Painter, k Glaring. Alpine Street. on however, lodes POP CLEAR CIVIL AMD CREEK river, several that WINING Officein the County Recorder’s the Otf riLLU'N that 4k HIT calities MO’COY, AT A LAW, MORRISON, OKNTKK, AT LAW, COLORADO. is than that of proved CORNU GEORGETOWN, ROM* is to mining be The years and Coun- COL. exported the is to than the other good remained to in detached sales were the gold were so prices prevailed in where a in Park the tracting same these time county sold to Eastern par- for labor and ns well as ores, in Park for else- coupled this method gold supplies of ignorance con- the treat- soon demora- county. Her the attention of shameful waste is about over. mines skilled of are at- laborers valuableores Under world. been accumulation the classes alone, gold of chambers and addicted by passion the the by Ills going stlmn- Accord- day, annually exported trade in given now as gold. ing purposes, most uses, And it is used as a as quantities, of fa- $BO, coin, of Warren Groat for process the East is as the balance and danger gold. taken out of the more drug stored Hand hold usos for it, avmrlcious on to it. con- in value was no has for gold a is think that more quite we of the Territory, too Into to do much -tit to become and too much until tho noxt public hoping, however, Legislature nothing to wish for will this on “Have you tho k There many hands to clutch r, W. yet not to see, We caine, present to be than hotel certainly is big Boston’s their bunds of the for tho House, of the ergy We season. tho Teller under it will bo The but public scend pluck fall, and primary the taught elsewhere. niaungeinent assistants, of principal is, finely.. Unlike some towns of,” Central, greatly like too is est in the ready Territory, for Tho use. believe, we rough rocks But the of that noble glory of public buildings, had 15th, of the rare The ol to The Aside from the a very ordained to Presbyterian ganised in 1800, ordinary of a I routine examina- ministerial church dwindled bas stirred the community starts work. ofC'entral, Quite a vari Terri- Golden City, satisfactory the had the church tho churches of tlio two members. now this themselves members, representing business, Mr. Lowrie, tion, grand a for feel would off down to late, and anew j tin- comes region TAtILK - the is USDS rise to The numerous which sustain of streams bunch thrown A arrest- and carefully they range whose di- topog- series of an AH favorite the The abound in those buffalo When in through even and the riv- these these speck- elk, the black-tailed rich pastures, visitod away. the South animals blackened their most the been driven 1844, Fremont herds of these surface, h(forded making the but Park by snow- and abode of the and has in Fremont “the para- antelope, sheep well-beaten practicable with ing. There are red men or the Bison park*. disappearthe noblef?> are of either left to inhab- , | The would was I placed but I Asleep, him, and the tho material, at least spoak to my I for ir ta- boy’s quitely good his glor- to me save for solemn those better for us tho the and helped human life.” Presi- worn on as it aud toll you the to You have and, so, lessons not the .lives from of the the pure. by Means of Large Drills. in sinking A drill used cient size to admit and the extraction time same world. tho passage is sufficient before now mining apparatus is tho invention Hugo Sontag of St. Louis, who had ing operations conaiderable experience to this of high in first much fifteen as by German scientif- in and foot a similar and be were shafts diameter. in shaft could about what Kind drilled who Westphalia in that for struct who recommended Kiudormann engineers operations proved in bor- and Germany, country standing as Their France, sunk in this it would cost to con- by the ordinary methods, utjjler favorable circumstances. machinery employed by them was a one The complicated, and experienced fo:e their and skillful system has general use. used could be used to The sand-pump clean out method consists in two feet in main there- which finely the especially into como to a pursued sinking a by they com- ohjectionn smaller diameter, which hundred shall, feet Mr. in Sontag hole, he keeps advance say from of the Into which the debris large hole is drained. Near the top of the machine la a dropping mechanism, which alio we the free fall of the drill frame and hits, which sre from the and Kind's modi- any adapted used this ill a tiie the to that im- way, two one a hoisting en- single act- engine. fireman, a A black- a the are force work.—Mining out the The Celebration. Centennial “The Commissioners States Territories, and from the different in 1870, in Philadelphia, liminary Convention, fect an tees. cut, Centennial for the Celebration of American Independence, have held J. (Jen. 11. elected was President Foreign Affairs, pre- to ef- commit- of Connecti- Committees mission. a that city, in organization, and appoint of the Com- apointed were on Legislation, Plans and Architecture, Opening Services, Finance, Tariff and utive W, Transportation, Committee. dress Blake, of the New York and the Paris department of mineral York it in Blake department, and applications by thousands, and spread tlio ningdistricts and ments,the the says: exam- we might in blank them, broad- mails, reaching tho mi- metallurgical responses producers The We of the for print circulars cast, through 1853, to resources, found that although was defects in 1807. referring exhihiton, Mr. “In tho mineral ple, ami Fair, Exposition, sentences, New ad- the ob- on success World’s few a Exec- nn by .Commissioner, of Connecticut, jects, plans, general quote and interesting An delivered was P. of few were establish- and scanty. materials have raw special pecuniary no inducements to exhib- It is rare that they appreciate their duty to the industrial arts, and to the piiblict iii great exhibitions. It was,there- it. fore, in the case of tho New bition, necessary, a and order in representation proper exhi- efforts, direct in persons, York all exhibitions, in as special competent to by secure those direc- the display tions. exposition, “Iu the Paris of and raw the production and Through mining Belgium, and other countries, displays side of the special establishments. that the develop- spocial government. and of forestry, Prussia, Austria, complete and very secured, were contributions out- of great And here allow me to say we may rightfully exgaot much from intelligentcooperationofour own de- partment of agriculture, agricultural ceive little societies. special eral take domain care The of the of Iteelf. and But care or Government. the of the the well-organised departments the France, under because materials, raw industrial is patronage of agriculture, of in so, chiefly, these tho nation, ment of a care was of underlie which products, unmanufactured and superb; was torn State our mines re- patronage magnificent United So of from min- States is left to our threats. In these Important department*, of which, in a young country like tions expect, and, without hope heeded. dress, tee on man. na- this the will be so again,” wise suggestion will he of Mr, Blake's ad, result appoiotmtartftf a oommit- Claasifieation.ofwMchh* I* eta*Another reeult creetlou ought tg -i• fie t» eseuse Jpf" representationJf. t the mioent ' of complete a special agenny the nat. other to see a very promWe were deficient In 1853, os re, One was ours, of right, inent display. “We The sixty was only by and men, never ef- as employs is blow inven- of tho holo is workmen, to carry the The impossible. shaft and four of the surface for that without it the on sloping least twice well so causes blow rock so at which a and con- consid- givos bottom required; are with into tlio smaller clear the seem boro effective Messrs. way for room The of Mr. the of men, tho a foreman,an engineer, suffi- of minerals and at the afford pumps etc., shafts of drainage is from strong while the and the other to make Shaft-Sinking the apparatus and tubbing, provements screws. apparatus, Mr. Sontag for purpose Cabinet his side. him here to poor thought opened arms, blessed canto news. which I his at my in his hands did I was his ever President So I with his head on in waited in vain—- answer, and there resting there the door of to no I my room, tho fate of knock. and case but debate Cabinet adjourn- for the ino case go up me, tho up ble. those parks during the summer cow-lodges, but as winter approachtiie herd Is driven into the down plains.” the Itison only a few in Senate, the pardon Mr. Lincoln. was no deed, a “The loft; you route region, but now they do not approach the foothills. The Utes es it the after whoso minuted rock Ibo Utes and name tho cross-bar, powerful that it is It of Gazette. evident- the on been waiting trails use The said. site out and tell come men almost perennial deer still the wulled melting to with ic circles. springs grass, to sent my full, or fications. Cabinet out entno that a or the shaft. to tho when as curclagc , afternoon tho rushing into liuyo "I and I sat came KNOWN the r o. strike against, required be- office, delight, has gracing animals," and trout. mountain the since,” ed, history, scon; to came hor hand. jnst and in the valleys verdant by A the seen to strike claims To re- added. are extraordinarily effective. gines a blow the side dowu hole, always keep White until, perhaps, that night, when my fe- o’clock with a beob- miniature a here feature j I I | be he finds that striking of all led 10 friend ious re- as or- religious Interest of disc of my male appears instantaneously mountains. growth interest work waked in when the elements of of what is parks according very Presbyterian tory. spec- great obligations! Presbytery was compose I of sev- enteen ous under sea, of this are ulets the residence of And good people seemed brought social and which can and he pardon signed find surface conforming lines, lIIOH gives meet- were culminated in and collation at Mr. A. J. Van Deren. tho raphy snowy they enter- were who from I time bo bottom and the ing, tho from to prevent the bits the walls wcigiit smith, morn- tho to yet impression ble roar broad, country in and to in the Sen- yet adjourned. not de- in the wildest commotion. petrified, nearly They in ho and dent “PARKS.” not all at its late wives, and tho occasion reunion is only of matter mass corrugated Another ample opportunity Right royally tained with thoir ially invited, summit confused were flie members of of Colorado, the on the and late returned deep the which the in the struts guides rock at each tor the breaking the struction of the drill frame to desertion, long a passed in, rection is N. W. and S. 8. E. are had This is a structure. Central as fire in energy, over to escape stratigraphically, larg- congregation blazing letters, all written, in rush prossed a me her who had next it in the excitement of there term is on aid for very wait to was ante-chambers, I exumiue tho structure of the mountains Is all but enterprise, and perseverance of the Such and yet,when thogeologist honor, tho Spanish and I day in there rail- Hock-bedded view of the representation we’ve“hearn building, a and up ed and believes in schools. M. E. church Their by called death got there, Lincoln, soldier, passes even streams the contour of the tumultuous and four her the course, they Ascending tained, flourishing to effort, of a torrent-stream plains. onward bird's-eye under the Hale learned, wo the dulating plains. the department schoo'., Tho the after pose dis- alreuly is enable mountains. of all to their en- of by rock-walled, they often building, completed school are routes affords the held servo bits, It will Is by into to, from of the bits are the bits to of this means way alluded prevent to also perfects se- have towards removed he being forced inwards. small rods, formed its already inclined edges, These square, sand-pump. or Keys By sand finds easily order not clean. of that One pardoned still in session. Mr. radiant properly, incorporated very expressive in character at last, forever the ancient ago last year a echelon vocabulary our walloil ready rejoice that, and the man removes to, numerous summits. lady forgot bar- exhausting loftiest en have, “canon”aa the monument of the a into place. tlio now, carpontors, and In fective very a rentomber President much P»is- labor a roluctantly. accompany her It wo chamber We question.” to heart, which may be surmounted “orgin”—the credit a Approaching completion in roads. conquered. we—were by to in the inces- of was made they practicable afford can ceiver iron, of long, slope being shaft. the hole, thorn to get some woro timo to kin- Capitol Old soldier were during or anxious to appeals to of the called upon friends the as profound thought, and full of some I stated the object of our great subject. call, and leaving tho lady in one of tho the mountains intersected arrangement To wlion ly and grandeur in it she had could to sap- impenetrable an without scale to We and was Bunyan John or glad ntc had business to bo shot the was which of approached, very explorer, question. “that is the saw, we of any as to hour an not had was onergetio House. of snow- something is distance, the when their to leave hotel?” new re- aud raro was upon am near found Central. the seen there comparable not rier, CORRESPONDENCE. to tints up twenty- inclined about 30° the quickly which it of all Secretary wits constant private fore I mountains" delectable appear the that tlio next Territory of the ate, ideal, unearthly. cations, which are the Bathed in that atmosphere Whilo in per- on gold. and I sentenced ing. Over tho that Iter to the a been As tree best occurs hardly undertook very got these. as meet- sentiment flashed back are wore now excepting, rock aud while from The make absorbing and I peaks masses as man, but the lubor a ruvealed with wonder- are revealed to the vision other is, however, Legislature, create a we bject. Wo us feel very It and broad I was demands and landscape While These sant on horizon. reading in the army, never then hanging “the tho in thrown arrangeinont erable day take scene this very but the love, landscape the only busy serra- mountains the crags, distinctness, clear newspapers write. on. pyramidal, illuminating shade, slope phire of The up nro and fields the and some of the western wltolo ful moun- entitled to miners, this.point. do on of the tlio snow- cloud-bank great strict a forth in those would poor fellow out of the Interme- this set war and justice. of sense connected with the the centre of the the pleas- the slots of the fall which made entirely cutting edge* drill wings, up the drop down in height thnn fifteen feet horizontal, the bending stu- a a push and hold the down- on horizontal bars. bits, their It should letters of the soldiers and narrated departments, or jutting amidst The some Who will wings being fiv<»inches rods smaller for re- thcessenee with sympathies, of the the dred looms scalp, The the blow operated by ears (he and bits thus receive is more by cured home, away not of and of man, hiesssed help somebody who north, nearly of contour; projecting grassy private any for tilled in with mountains morn. a suu comes tlio assay Legislature that we ing of to have received, we certain several are from the than much the Tho solves itselflnto definite outlines. or dif- little, but conscientious Sonato there with rounded outlines. verge the suggest- add part in this tains, are Territory the value of We, offices. was, after twenty- probability, in the market of the world. many grasping and in There is than that silver will ever too were gold yet and There is of of the trade is earth, to-day than it years ago. therefore, are would inevitably to learn. more for'ali that we have interest and *ex- falling tho light cost were will lode, within the style, large I with its best time to view early at and plncing the laid aro One of those incidents Pike’s seen more, or peaks. of crater-like, some some resemble sec- and pro- from ovary deposited, would ing coin for is great provided offices, be made ed, Presbytery America. of silver Since 1848 thousand years before, five provide To im- hoarding of in generation. after ted, and ferent districts. trial riches still going and on, long against Europe than of of should he Assay specimens of other mineral the the that had been generation same up wonderment piles by Hastings, been In 1788, in and gaze seized no more be- large in locked are hoarded riches of India as af- gold, goes, bankers. away tinue cheaper sought like alap, Hastings, to the England. This therein The manu- to the East, and three millions the vaults or rich mense silver serviceable than much as Silver, dollars every year posod used for it is much more just hoarding. lor ter would state that extensively oven now facturing wo Territory, provisions per congories ofevory variety impos- tho letters and laborious Carlyle, like and romance. plains trucod be and to tho diate distance is small appropri- ofUabiuets, showing New York the of material? what would be not rarely from the south is 60 miles clad flanks and bare cheaply is the plains, the the Under the this To distant “The the different at tell addition, and,for office, small, in "00,0000. is to the ation made to each as met- grace. has $100,000,000 benefit. present bill, owing place, ab- siuco the on 1 1 is dispo- This period. us nations is is the solution Tho balance of of those it nations, EAstern much as metals. spirit same public Bigger and it is in this metals. historical Pliny, gold was, in Ito the East. In made for the see or seventeen to the ultimate tlio remoto to annu- prinoes, discover we as precious hide this avari- to of tlio uninterruptedly most waters, etc., could be readily in the ears to The drill frame is upright the for operate t<> inches. The are preserved endless collection? of .sum- view a can equidistant, Long’s Peak, mineral ami which wall miles. Peak, to-wit: minerals, which mass the incidents comprehends and extent. abruptly rise clear a vision grandeur in great a on observer the mountains Editor Miner: of Moroeo precious subjects, that problem sorption, been ing that their predilection of the silver filled with the surprising not <>l opin- can his range of the like of tho complete analysis, a A Visit his But tins follows, at Denver day, surpassed increases in which the among it us of in W. Foster, LL. J. There But who shall distil histories, “Standing in offices. assay, of all ores, as fashion a ' 1 1 hoarding, cious mania that he has shared the the desire up two one is newspapers was the frame of picture National library, and, one or and descrip- mind a a is to so as sharp a tho enlargements; on stroke tho lower of all soldiers to their families at ant Eat- Chicago Academy President of the mer's Leg- bill Is better as that one patriotic a the Add to these private such of the rebellion. years in the Boston. thrilling apparatus lowered, to strike valve, push down of the shell. among to the run and up-stroko, On the the and allow them personal Cities,” faithful raised the bits a iron in connection with which the dropping mechanism the appara- merely the drilled hole. the rock. them It inspired day. aud us a sides, be sciences. receive metallurgical products, coal, haps, con- recipients, prosent Emperor as so being to productions mere nation W0.000,000 and the reported metal uiuong far so of assay of the put the is mechanism, together there the when thrust from as valve loosely in engine by on careful review a an dropping screwed are and allow in describ- from up Exactly life think, I dent of Colorado. Col. rods Revolu- as upward The fits the cause individual accuracy collections of digest I>.H .M. interesting an by written into Territory inan- returns one, in summed Chinese and Persians. tho former Tills de- however French economist says, in away is in last number much cent precious never all to D. strange not the hands ofthe and West per used acquired and alike Egyptians, ion, five country. supply, As the first lod little should tlon contains Above tranquil productions, of Two give to from this number of the American lowered. throw enlargements the resistance of the water disk which of the the valve receives most remarkable from grotesque most thousands to fortune. tide, our Mountains uralist 150 for Japan, the demand nations. seems ut The present assay tions of the is per The Orientals in it industry attention A series Europe ; fifty tlioir that mineral wealth of the several mining fifteen where, after the but little while worth county. day is, however, dawning'on and the now In univer- Gilpin county mining this noble the In fearful amount better when Then, too, Territory, the best but generally about mines they as almost failures. extensive)}* High ties. yield long and claims, made host hands, companies, proved sally with private a as Hero absorbed and over a parts these nations have parties the mines not fail to did veins returns fully The Tlio last sible. to India. Western county, Phillips, Orphan Boy, and to four-fifths of tlio remainder is end. settlement, its well gold but Cuba, Europe, for' of Colora- Territory als, nine fifteen this shall been, has briefly manufacture; to Creek (through Inboundin shallows and In miseries.’ taking aud both tide in the uAitlrs ol men. on pro- connected are small, rods, hv off from way be- and “French made was no given flashes of its for as ference. lends gods wings tus is have to interval. have man’s for its journals several all thevoyage of their lifV Yours for mining popu 1ation of theTerritory. What the Territorial offices should bo, may bo He says to a seem make tragle of the one strange the inner us: tukon at the flood, Omitted, interest alone does not meet the demands seized recently, cent per Which, to 1793, his creations. thus giant vol- rebe’l- the can impartiality some of Clear to there Carlyle's required ex- let every railroad our iron-throated relief “There Is annu- for writers prejudice and judicial fore the it. time, since than Dickens’ “Tale desire for tho get to child, and until the shriek out the most prom- Territory Offices for the Indies; leaving Brazil, to mining that metals, necessarily be, and when It Is remembered tho thir- only Cuba; to line) their onco shell und which ears, valve alternately of the the and The a Pas- investigation “try an states* into the numberless and of that ing events, entering or combination, ability hurrah If glance of with steam character mo- not raised. and wonderful the R. as to them. object think veteran I only false true of that or of time by giving and all tho woman county, sections making of for the consider we than the Polytechnic goes circulation in civilized have generally the is sume That this to at an vast, extent rather same sum- was inquiry. Here tho transit of the in lode county. | j lacturing, vor greater of five man, section remaining The silver and other islature. Gees of the to Meantime, restrictions, information nt road and their names their adver- tion” of county fail, why tho bonds, on new demonstrate any public. greater natural ques- u large percentage a such some either in often a as of the Perhaps reflection. resolutely “organize not tension of time sever- and anew, the Governor of the Territo- to that such these gold of It is cent way to ducting gold County has heretofore Ascribed remunerative A SURGEON, Indies and finds its sition of were of Summit of Park Summit of lized lode AMD ALPIMB SIS, rN-nbt-tf dilo- werked, unremunerative in Park cerning I. J. POLLOK, OFPICK in case older and ment of pyritous PHYSICIAN & number were cent lor of provide must do; to share was becomes Of that which goes and the rich free a pet California Reproductive, mines the In gold per cent at the made, certain inent business of the valuable. In more before Brazil; record, Why into for the for arrangement does victory” well as worse uguin.” and for assay provides VI mineral wealth of the hope weight Dr. Stephens, per twenty-live I mining small It. H. Morrison HUGHES until placer experience The that ATTORNEYS county, thirtv-fivo but in could, lodes found. are now such will be sold first door north of the Girard House. Hr la M. ilooHK*. exist, worked. ATTORNEY. Office, such discovered several and well and due gold is incited down for cent to dollars gold, and every under owners. reports gold, comi- gold product, fully annual our largo lodes have ty- KM, Proprietor*. COUNSELOR Lake which that univery a has been done will be of per ally, immediate!} extensive no capital of the be to A paper rend Association, by both wit; to al When In the time of Pla- wars. first Gilpin of question both a them R. Co.—all the charg- to he is three silver of all assays furnishing and to our Gold quantities in his for Section permits, to the better field valuable, ask—-“what to A this'coun- over him by tion price the assay, which it is cylindrical a tubular a drill-shank The w-itli projecting, wiugs, which rest drill is on enlargements while .the being be sion a on of Europe, during philosophy Cen- aim but frame 45. with their favorites and devils of suicidal. as of time If the citizens see that be its regard but can for of lleginter of the question a throws, whatever may and money—to Sec- this saries. in by Gilpin suffered other no the struek the future over argument we not cannot assayed; In* to ry, und for other matters of little ro-peo- valuable, owing, perhaps, more enormous common remunera- gold no heads not where probably of JOHN 0. yet the is prospecting rected conducting Street, Georgetown. highly regarding concluded that the lodes do not rather (about have been almost aroa, at It the specimens the Is ney.” Assayers of the the certificate concerns of a proper olllces, of the act very coming Darius, of more as assay keeping The Lake no the twelve timos was limes demonstrate and extended found class Taos Brecken- creek to it lodes Breckenridge). investigation, placers formly rich, ENGINEER. Building. gold Summit county, become demands past of the Blue of Mile of the silver ores, await but to gulches. free done to Another fact been Hill, south Ten lodes of labor galena Nigger rich west boon and after the HOUSE, GIRARD has '66, and during the head on for valuable on and very on miles gold of done 1865 years miles and fifteen Enough employ- comparatively been discovered (eight rldge), not COUNTY, the discovered were but little furnished have and has the on ac open- steady a thoir the China and the or in Summit. remunerative number a were lodes, Dep. U. S. Mineral Surveyor river, placers Breckcnridge, near Gulch, ALBERT JOHNSON, districts that than silver. cent to obtained, also, done citizens, During lodes. ty been and considerable BERRY,* W. House parts mining and her while the LINE States from hostile Indians prospecting tive. FOB ANCHOR lim- certain mining weight, “It the certificates. duty the dollars for mine do of the mineral during reign In tho teen times of the assay other metal. made. calculated to meet this in Colorado sure and to be has gulches and NOTARY PUBLIC k CONVEYANGER, THE more head waters of the Snake of H. C. HARRINGTON, of, from well directed in- of tho other Outside of the summer Territorial much any de- our own morally three and silver?” malarious diseases. little of Pharmacy. to when it is returns, are in Hor thR city dreg store, WHIG dustry than means, the prospectors our ev- and to contino the opera- without any risk Staple and Fancy Croceries, B. S. of the true the unbounded wealth its, especially that of every will be therefore we that of Julius Ctesar com- stimulate, by honorable of and Territories, DICKERSON, UKAI.KK IN Corner Rose and Burrell the desire Territory; this yet as the miners and districts. of the older citizen of Colorado to (Iwikm«tow». been mentioned, is by whMe each the silver erected. Park and receive Where of the animus, direct to be used in The subject, the III of the and Assayers, seal, of a regu'ates mlicit so for mer. stimula- that and attention Men and be recommended onu will II Sections approval for the several ed for each bullion, probably we satisfied are stamping VII the made—and and of will he what operation of of min- Territory. of tho unknown we counties great some evident that their minoral wealth BERRY,! UKAI.KRS IN ties, miners ofSummit, prospectors, obser- tlio silver made ih the counties above TRAPP our investigation and resources equally also many all county has Creek tho mineral more to allairs which has attended success of BEMENT, Office to first, at provides providing the al Soon the lodes camps shipment Knowing wealth Park and Lake of interest prove evident very of vers ted tho W. Summit, by hardy small embraced with- the limits of ing pled gold mills mining com- through counties. scan several constant sec- of It is (Counsrllor at -rate, UEOR6ETOWX. that readers. SHEPARD, anl in near of tramping be and sister thoir ended. will assays will lie deserted is now season share of the best pros- handling carefully will tha now Colorado to ed—many of tion west Engine House, Georgetown. L. H. attornr® of MOUNTAIN VIEWS. DECATUR. Utah or counties have not of many our Assayers. and, also, regulates prospec- our greater a mountains of customed good- FIELD. concerning few items a in the gulches probably NEW the prospecting at hand hand andfor Hale, a variety Joining say we these isolation is pectors over STEPHEN Builder, Georgetown. PHOTOGRAPHER, on the to evident, however, feet and IV bond of the in public attention. ores As Has Press; iho mill men, why received busy Section tral. six hundred dollars per year said accompany mentioned abovo that Arizona and also tho grati- and of Ihe mountains; and the whole community, LOVE, Groceries and ROCKY kindness bye. BOYER. MPBrAXCE A of members miners on the Bakers, Georgetown. HENBY feelings is offer any attractions para Live of tion V is as upon the varied riches counties wonder wliyit It is and shadow videil generally life, I of Many qf their [ BENDLE, Groceries and MONTI A VAI'XELLA, endu- ami to each eclipse, sudden a 1'hrouiclr.. novel is j With A solid as the mountains themselves. as county. Park appropriates were in some born ion. . bring prosperity gold of ore such the above named lodes. can heretofore Fairplay, Boulder county; been county —railroad-wise time, to drill the shaft. swiveled in j will ring of the mines or many who how much pan a tors great sig- of development of the three Boulder, had of umes ex- and now \ j Georgetown. lining silver a The would astonish reflect we Aiuizette Pilot in Cali- or with the county; The City, Clear Creek used rod, save real dates." sensible remark man, the Bob Tail tunnel. Assayers, Central at Georgetown, and stamps, and names of | GoodsandClothing, WARE. Clothing, Georgetown. 41 LAZE. has nificance. Gulch, of Granite, in Boy, bo obtained in can wo of lodes unacquainted are mining Jane, Hattie the Printer j Dry Colorado, from northerly statement respectively, Gilpin county; thatjlaylight —we good a j Central. A MPABtit’E, industry the Yankee Blade or When on over-estimating. mining from settled within 30 most detailed furnished by heavy a commentary and The future of the Founders, LAKE A enthusiasm our is county, ns) (to reside, to Iho music of false, is picture pages fissure | I>ealers, Georgetown. this her A fornia of startling of of a by news the truthful in , CBEE, Tobacconists and News in be- resources blockade, oar satisfactory and HEXDBIB 880N. MTHOCMNR proportions, mineral wor.d mlies camp. is and a it for the latter. vote history and dates,while iu to strike true peilgrinations, our cheered 1 Trenaurer, Georgetown. An correctness the ores and deserves “great ! J. O. Stewart, A lieves in the vast Colorado. FlBHAft; THE AIEY WOOD Slulile, (ieorgetuwn. To-day, The easily are abundant, of four Territorial ora We give our tended re- r for streak W. rORXKT. Wu.«liiiiitluii Sunday ilir “Most and mote so To Black Hawk— semper idem bf uiiinlercsiiiig. provides taste, And Herald, of the pay | | J.ivery vindicated the does. appointment rich vein.” con- brief a good With make his mark to world. . From this • -NOXT. has lodes fuel is fanning population “runs” Colorado. Suhsequentde- of our opinions. now her ! A the well as she by I HAILEY vclopiuent county that furnished cheaply worked, enthu- sn counties mitifng the a Assayers two years, and I.ofthebrfl, Section of the regulate ought he pen mounted in the /let/inter office. journalistic Frank, liberal Territorial view of it may not 1 1 Musi.- Dealers, Chicago. of coming for tho graz- public. not n« people the will duct of the several occupy the subthe counties, mountain pla- extensive unbounded long cAiinot position ordinate fact, of in over-estimating of this resources the whole of as HA CRM A CO., We were called and accused of min- lands, , 1 by desired ! New York. Ike under a cloud was rich ranches and ing rich and varied gold lodes, resoureesof free bos- bo \ siast, mineral CO.. Uroadway. 3(3 com- the might as MEN PUBLIC OF IIY CO I.. J. our be. 1 Corner Itlake ami F streets, Denver. BI'BBBB CLOTH IXU darkness. thick BAKU, XATIBXAL we county, and, of this whole Territory, the mountains,and in for the bhoetlt of the passed, although The bill : olliee will soon 1 Hanker, Georgetown. of of the cers, When menced to write for this pitper, ing industry C'I’NMMAW. Miner. nestling scone- 1 A*\. Georgetown. editorial management old lakes opened be min- a the find to Mr. Ambrose, scholarship, tine sharp Fair- 1 Provision-. l.iquurx, the Colorado love for maitiiitlcent his duties, at tripod the on ANECDOTES Mr. Low connects greatly gratified were smiling friend, be- we t<sated county, which Park are, their several Assayer the ' the her grand oiu play, 1872, act approved and Rev. lead. to Wo 1 Denver. compels me first our fulfilling now of the Colorado, eighth, the excepting when of thirty-two members, rie ap- 1 resign to Street. Lurimer R. FBBAM, duties, of official county, ing county, with ry, ilieve, of many profit a OFFICE, Assayers, $he provisions under legislature jFebruary a ! receive to very pay to I in tlioad- poiuled of the ASSAY Territorial 1 BEBVKB ■AVI.VUW HAMM. nature, the fail and >I several 1 discharge and cannot found 1 1 sublr, Georgetown. private a lodes av- The ' Business of be found than more TERRITORIAL worked. i Ltvery WILLIAM. M. gulches Lake GOOD-BYE CLABK. gold ores Mts. on ores are and of examination, them will properly Abnlract ofllc**, Georgetown and Centrul. CAIPBILL A J. Proprietor. CKEE, silver N UMBER 1 I ALEX. which the richness, orage jacent now lieirgrtown. rABBKLKE, MIB A FIMNT Year. Pkr «~ 4> lieHler in lirikTriiH, t. $4 the limestone 1 Subscription, from the good quantities I I'BEB,r. I Furniture, UeorK«*iowii. Xx-al. rin in Lincoln, i and in THURSDAY. MMXE. T*H. found Hross ! EVERY PUBLISHED lately 1 Ovurgeiown. Ins of the returns ' Wbutautle and Kt-tuii Grocer*, Hfinn, ! Wttfclg ' Addertisers. TI'CHRB, * A. r. ' r. i Our i. MINER. GEORGETOWN, COLORADO, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1872. | VOLUME COLORADO * /pvr- � https://pclha.cvlcollections.org/files/original/58ba4ce5db7b920ce1345c4e8f5d2b33.jpg 8db0264db0f0fd3a9fdd6de7f797cef3 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Mountains of Colorado Subject The topic of the resource Bison; Landscapes; Mountains; Newspaper archives; Sheep; Indians of North America Description An account of the resource 1872 Colorado Miner (Weekly) newspaper clipping with description of mountain region wildlife and Ute tribe. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Foster, J.W. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Newspaper clippings; Digital Libraries Ranching Research; Newspaper files; no.001 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Colorado Miner (Weekly) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1872-03-28 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Decatur, Stephen (Editor) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/?language=en">No Copyright - United States</a> Relation A related resource Park County Local History Archives; Colorado Historic Newspaper Collection Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Text/PDF; image/jpeg Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NP00118720328 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Park (county); Rocky Mountains (mountain range) IIIF Item Metadata UUID 5fb35333-befd-4724-a3b9-a7b4f868596d