, 1879-05-24

WNlG& luE 4JIK AlstHuECbS lIlEEC
which will yield laroely so soon as better ,ncnus
OF conveying tho ore out, or machinery III. .loil
be provided. Arrived at the MILL Or sr,cltcr,
Will bo taken, md for lint 50 ton Is generally
paid. This varies somewhat with The character
Of tic orr, however. nm not able TO say what
Is tito lowest grade Of gold orc that Will be
tnkon.
THE plscovEngH or 4 MIMI IS SELDOM ABLE
70 WORK IT;
but It Is easy to scll any discovery Of reasonable
promise, either In whole or In part. II snle Ia
n,ado out.antlout, tIc price pail Is amall. Tho
plan usually adopted is to sell certain share 10
case the dacovcres must 10 careful that his rart-
ncrs do not ''adyertlse him out" This IL done
by c1ucnltnE considerable suIn In developing
tho property, and then giving notice In a ncws-
scsslncnt or forfeit bis interest.
A prospcctor MAY hunt half season before
finding vein Of mineral; ho mny find dozen
6s,ore e ds ore soht1a'mE nyoe 10
secure his clatm; al,t, at last, he must sell the
lions share Of hs discovery for the mouns to
workit, Colorado. and ull mtnlng counties, arc
n 5 sry ssse ooses Rs sant
for years, WHO arc notworth d cent, and never
Will be. A few prospcctors hare natlo "strkesn;
Tho most OF thuso who have extracted wealth
from mtues hive been the capitalists.
- ALE NVAADNNhAa 4N AoLUHhDO.
The question of greatest interest just At tho
present moment ts. What can tho .Nork!ngmnu
do lit Coloradol We'll, l,o cannot do % we'll os
llc ean In the East. Colorado Is overrun with
men who would gladly takc employment at very
larae, numbers Of inva1,ls havo gone th.,iler IN
senrch Of health: md they are willing and
anxious to work for their board only, in order
to Lessen the nams IS; aSa NsT
Be!ng disappointed In that, and knowing
to work at anything ,hev can turn tllcir hands
to 10 earn tlcir daIly bread. Once. there, they
can nu ut Just such pay as people choose to glyo
them. Carpenters cot about the best wages
paid outss1e u mines, aud they earn about
$3.50 day. Rai!road lahorers get from sl.25
s1.15 to Sl.25. md they paY s4:9oa week for their
board Miners get about IS Il day. But the
demand, for labor is limited; and there
are any We can " 9d 10 haze
har-room floor for bis breakfast; son Of mn
English nobla,nap, bottting beer; d sou Of a
distinguished and wealthy divine. a clerk In
wuit nt table, or serve as cooks' assistants for
mere pIttanco. have seen nan who formerly
held xood position as bookkceper In Chicago,
working as q common drudge for his boart,-
ssdn sd EoFss eSsse .reny %E" ess oat %sa5 e ff @
himself, iavng. n sort Of under
booookkseper's oo no:tt!on, II which be recolycs
sleeps on Tic olliccaoor; In Kansas CITY, ST.
Louis, and probably In Chicago, may be seen
placarls calling ior laborers on the railways lu
Colorado md New Me5tro,-oitering sl.5o 2 day
men on their arrival. Ihcy were raprcd IN line,
while tic foreman inspected them as II they
wcro cattle. Ho felt Of their muscles, exam
inol them carefully, md rejected five out Of SIX
cee9ranlonously, PVT asIdo with thu remark;
mWhat In h-ll did you como out here for1
your hnnds! llow do you expect to ha,.dlc o
md abtcat wero taken. Ti!o rest woro dropped
down a thousand miles FROM home, to walk back,
or to starSe, as they best might.
come proi1cirnt, they can earn SO or SIS a
month. In exceptional cases, $50 = month is
paid. Il they choose, they may iaEe tl,cir pay
ployer's hord. In this way some have 1niu tho
Foundation, oil fortune, though It is SLOW work
for O fow years.
| sTooK-RA1s1Na.
There Is undoubtedly one interest in Colora.
do which, to prudent and careful man who ut,-
| lerstnns the business, will return rich re.
ward: atocl-raisiug It Is the opinion OF ca tile
men, bnscd on tho experience OF mnny Yenrs,
that 30 per cont per annln may DO realized
| from Investments In cattle md shecp. It Ia
presumed, OF course, TINT ordinary prudence
will bo exercised in establishing herd; ortlina,
ry knowlelgo Of cattle be possessed by tho 10.
ycstor; ordinary caro taken Of the aDipnla; md
that no extraordinary disasters from snow,
drought, or grasshorpcfs bctall TIC venture.
But tho catttc.man must make up his mind to a
bantshmcnt 70 the rance during the greater part
Of thcy cyeas,--liy!ng ffty or hundred miles frou,
cat neighbor. Ills lilo ia monutonous aud
tirearyi his pleasures fcw, except those of thu
chase; md fio ands htt moral tone and bis In
ISOLATION with her1ete, AexicaDs, nuI pnllocks
whfio the events Of hts life aro occasional y]sttt
to tho noarest village for supplies, anil an op
uortunity to unbond at yarlety-thcatre or q
| dancc-hail.
| COLORADO As 4 sANlrAnluM.
The Advantages Of Colorado a. a health
resort arc unaobtedly great, but very gencrall,
misunderstood. People Inflicted With tuber
cular d!scaso Of tho lungs should never &C
there. II they do. certain death awaits them
other pnst Of tl's lUnlou, population bolng takef
Into accouut. Tho rcason IL not, aa GENERALLY
supposed, that the patients haya waited too
esfeF1 5s soupt but t. ns ts
air Of ut elevated region. Those whose lung
are simply weak will recover rapidly, and ! have
no doubt tilnt Mnny forms Of lunE-dtsease vii
DO cured by tls climate OF colorado;, but, Us.
haTo said, those afflicted With tubcrclcs shout
| never think Of going there.
KheumutisH, is prevalent; but It Is said to b.
easily managed and qniskiy to disappear unde
proper treatment e!a.sI "hllo 1t lasts 1t 'a veFl
Catarrh Ia almost universal. There Is NOR.
blowing Of noses, moro snntfiIng, more euddct
colds, more intugnza, unl moro acres OF pocket
handkercliefs u use n Colorado, than In NJ.
Mountain foger-whlch appears to bo form
Of typhus-Es prevalent and fatal. It most frc