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THIBODAUX. LMM, SAMEDI JANVIER 1881

For the second class for each and over.
performance. twenty dollars. go
For the third class for each aH@ every pei
formance, fifteen dollars.
For the fourth class for each and every
performance twelve 5,llOO ,io'lars.
For the fifth class for each and every per
forn,ance, ten dollars.
s'or h- sixth. class for each and every
,erforinanca seven 81 400 dollars,
For the seventh class fol each and every
performance five dollars. "a
For the eight class for each and everv
performance four 50IlA0 dollars.
For the ninth class for each and every
performance. four dollars.
For the tenth class for each and every
performance. three dollars.
For the eleventh class for each and every
perforh'ancc'two sOil % dollars. - 80 :
9" Rosels a,d' Bonras,g Houses. l.
Section s That Cor every business Of k ep
lug Hotel OF boardiug house whe-s .lodg-
ing and eating are combined the lirens q
ssfai be based on tue nusnber of fuypished
inGglng rooms for guests as follows: ls
First class whtn said rooms exceed in
number twenty five, twenty Ave dollars.
second class when said rooms exceed in
number twenty, twenty dollars.
ihlrd class when said rpulns exceed in
number fifteen, fifteen dollars. ... .. ....
Four class when said. rooms exceed. in
number ten, ten dollars. Ia. .......,
Fifth class when said rooms exceed, in
aalnber eight. eight dollars. ,:us......
SIKH class when said rooms exceed in
number five. five dnllars.
seventh class when said rooms exceed in
nun Der three. three dollars,
Eight class Ehen; sai., rOoms exceed in
number two, two dollars. ..
i S"ssexa'ee and Refreshments.
Section7. That for every business Of res
taurant. aystrr house, confectionery, bar.
room, cabaret coffee house.. cafe, beer sa-
loon, liquor ,xchange, drinking saloon 'gros
shop, beer garden or other place where any
thing to be drank or eaten IN the premises
Is sold directly or indirectly ths acea: e
shall he based on the annual gross RECEIPTS
Of !. said business shall be charged us Set
forth in sectiou 8, lis fellows viz:
lst, class wien sa;f receints aycaa,j- 900
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PATENTS.

fft a. I IS @st@t t4t 80 -.5.
"s'ts.ntd k,s new ia nventians. er for improy.
Ments IN Oil ones. Caveats, Trade Marx,
and All patent business pramptly attended
lO .. ia
Invenii0ms that have. Been
rAjtclo.s 'sayisti,!, 10 lnest r. s.s b,- pa
eA'sd ~ ts. Being opposite tas U. s. r.. .
IN On .. a'id s..gaxed IN Pa ten L xsas ~
iness aiXa.lOSiv<Iy. We eau 1setur,
patr,t> ia lest tim thsn tn.see n hv ara 10
Noae from Washington and who US: .i~
peh'i alsoh tile s&.ik iu all transactiulis
with the Ratelst Nlise
VIII h.rnt ers sand rno1yl orsksteh y.
make search il tnr Patent. Office au,, advise
as to it- pa'ent.hiiity free of ehorge Core.
p"nd' a 'rs,soA&.ntt,l. pric'~ A,w, Md ne
charge aaies~ pas<ni il eb-
We refer :" HIM, Postons ter oenepel b.
kEv, i.ev. Feb PaWAk, to aaticiais in
the U. y Paten; Office. Ant especially tu
cur clients III svery state of shs Cnios4 amt
Canada. For special setcreneas, terms.
'ad, ice. &C.. AddSeee tsrf,7'sl si.ust
:. L A. SNOW & CO.. -.
y iiposite Pst~at 0i.ce, Washing ~, j. {
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DRAINAGE. Proc',ainament

DRAINAGE. - Proe''ainament
dot ayeir len nna vdgaina. dog
consnissair,s Us ferries rlA,s,'a
rpases, ,ianS lp huf 4s..; lt- II con
tins,ins dt.s t,aya.y ;lhia co@,
msmGs var l. ha:aai Il ca7r a,'
n cnmpaynia Npwtsi;l. Sn"s cs.
perpas ~. 90, u'y.j S~irl arr:rHra
a me cna..lr -, - rF'.! = nrro
dra lps innsu"'.s Ha':~<>;',i.'e.>s l.sar
ras.ls. 4 i, c.tt;fr. ',,- rf8nt."
S'plrlaa '!.s trsr,'s ..,;:.l. :, .san.
spbmergtef.
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NOrvELLE AysBis. - L.ann%e.
qal vien DE- t!nir ma pas vn de
senemants se irax don't II y ait
gga,lpds'asata,s g " Iei.aif pa "a S'af
Niger. hi nolitiqar i loutne
dyls> te cerclr lroutinirs dies. con
dls tie paris sans grant.s ip,.
Ns ct saas granli~ y6snitats.; II
lf'f.at s'sss s'tsf .e'aindhe.s LES
Mne y nn, sloneS. sonl,..les puS
h'asrase, p,nr les taatinns, SIR
tolt 1oaa's cetie mo at0 lie n.es,
pa t. s'a'ofia L ,ctivis6 publ
s'1 ne ''h6ale pas; !; N .is fl:e salt
tsrs,atnx tacoa.s~ De IL ,.to.snc
s'os. 1t 'aiss- AK ,o'itici .n.' 4..r
ne'a"ri mi. & a',r a Dieu. 81 lis
1e'''fr ,:,'sie lost..,l rvanfa.. .uS
!ras 'te Ii III isSe Ir Ia ua.I,.. ..
~ y >aaha' .ats ,;.r.i,'t,lmats, Ia
a1a's's.,e'npa1 ron1inn lie cptte eli
we, las'. ~ ca qae, ie> honnesrS
R'as ~ iac;'lent :, fair. .,ux ,ne
ne IL Rs aii .i,es. ''f' -
w u fie.'e a,:M,rui;aa. il ne
ny ''sl" -, III isit .nn p.S
llsr'm n"si;,,S 4, ,i5s .>!,errr
81 ss'r e ~ 'rtl,tre'> pto.ya, L..
'asg's ds's Il vt.nlta ceI,pn,laat
Pc qrii va l'horizon tont III,
N'r' 'ia te els aui er, ,sli>stut
~ = arl' etIiii ,eat6t ii. ,,>-
s'it<ssy algs,.es. AK pIan, .urS
aails sarltsli>t,.S }fes devnirs
aasyu'ie. mveonna>.
Nh tesss4:s3, $50 *f'a r,na al
aee de sa'i,sl Is 1. a'e,r. Cen,e
- ees*tt . la y lodhs;ne lieai IL
Eaataerdaut, ss,nohs ,'Ssper,n
Az tss's, d. sea lii ia la Iiou
- Nsy : ,Esons ave- ..nr Si.i
gao ei3s,,s ;: NH,ane anne. t,u..,
q aN'cSniA,o.,s sasa,s~s tons
toars en- c0mmanion tt'iAfes g,
ssnament, ,ayec on. dl' mo ~,
Invent cts mas lssss;enls \,
y coSss -h.t.Gsa.--a~.luaiss.Al
~ l'iw'sser.ssH nofr
&. Tnsf ~..x at pNa,
ns c@ux o',i st,n-nt Ia L,aiSi
e. tons dlxs.ss an t,aads ,i6 no
Is s'ne Il g,o5 GU eat sur toutes
esses; Hagpy Ns.s Teer:
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HEW AaH.aNGEMEsTs.,
HVRAN AEksA 1.<SI..

Mr.. Ibomas Alberti :nfb:ms bis fyien6s
id the travelling public THAI he hs4 made
senie n.w afraugeni.nts which ri. 1T he
biia TO satisfy al; iilJ.e u0 Hii i.<l ~. iAl
with raeir custom.
Meals furnished II ali bcrss u lie d.,
Breakfast 1t 10 O'Clock =. NJ sn.. Daast.
At< O'eIsek. +. II.
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Notice.
Office Thibodaux Bridge Co.,

Office Thiboslaux Bridge Co., }
Thibodaux. Decenber 18TH, 1880.
10 conformity with the charter. an elec-
ton will be hold on Monday 3rd. o: ,Jauna-
ry 1881 at II. W. Taber's ore, between
the hours Of 10 A. NJ. aud o'elock p. Nj. to-
elect tive Directors and three Commission
ess TO serve the ensuing Year. /,
II. w. TABOR, President
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fouR ClyILE.~La session civ
Il. l.. IA eour du 2Ou,e. Dlstsirr
!, d,,.la!re -'onvFira lun.li pro
ehaip. so1s +, presitienre hu Jng+
Arthur +. K,oi'loeh. Ia me w
ioor anra ll,.n. nne seance r6gn
iara aa ,Ju:v de Police, snns Ia
or4sidence t,lu Major 8. T.. Girls,
mora. .t, @ps* .s..*..t
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REPREsEi1I,l lrYf,r. -~ ;Is rynrf

REPREsBi,11a ALTON. - Ia rYn~f
eeniatiOn d1.,s,la dsuS In safie
Warsrly. lt,n,.sn1 !, soi.sa H..
Christine. 10 sr j.. ;,eaelics. s!e IL
cole de IA Corrnra.itn a .ts I'M
yeritahle s'"ess., >,us ;na- les
lappmts. L" .'Fo.i II net d. ct
u soi'6a i eis i. on .f,evingt
pastries ct cinpNa,t~ cents.
Ce s,ir il anr,, ;,ne soirtp sem
hahla. Contne ellie est aonnSe
daas le' mdnp bat, uss's sa'sahs
tont lien lie cojtr cr'plIe ser,
fatrnniste par'oat" Ia population
dt eon'pur qni 'ient;, cr n,e SEES
eutantS solent conyen1l,iement
instruits. '.s '5s.r !'t
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OF + OCTAVE HARANC
So NO. 1870 PROBAIES.
twentieth Judicial District. Court-parish
Os Lafuurche.

SIAIE OF LOUlSlANA.--Paris of La
~ touFche. = Whereas ,Theophile IA,
rang sr. Ut said parish has this siay made
.lpiFiation 10 thel- said L.urt, to be a,,-
Ipolitrd administrator of said Succession,
NAV. therefore ali persons .are hercb,
W'ahed and notified toiilc their objectio:.s
II any they haze. with the Clerk Of said
Iohft. at hls office la the Town of rhi.u.
uaaA viii hin en- days alter. the. first publica
10Y uefeof' otherwise the said applicant
VIII III due COURSE ni law be ann. med al.
!ihhlssrator -oi saldt ,ueeessions, So. ,...tp
~ hWitness my hama aud the i'm
LIS. press OF the seal oi ,.1y office, this
~~~~ 4st. day of January a ID. 1881.
- ~ - J. .W.kNOBLOCH. Clerk.
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NOn veIle verses.

lie maire Cooper de New York
d "oplace lie fameux John Kell,
coi''tnr conts6i-ur de la willie e,
",''is'oe aider' en-. Caanpinil 4 81
Place, celaia jrre la9 cols,rr,,a-
'i'h parinI les aiiiiies ip Tain
many Hall dans ,e couspil. ct
ron s','t'st g6nereusrmrat tra:t6
-Un Vir.inien .ln nom d. Hal
a"l' age tie Soixabte dix ans. u
"a 'f"t~ eFo'is.,s. La premiere
e,aie ane fes'vr quald i! l'eponsa
ft ellie await una petite file. IA a..
'''o:t sa HE ei;tit v-uye, ~ Hal
anu 4''e'qnes aniieeS apes. l.,
pfit pour epnase. -'J'6prouvais.
"'t II, qneique crainte con, oler
">ec uae b-ile file, mails .lous
fumes ii hrureux que cer:e GRANTS.
d'sparat." DIX ans anres "a So
coIhte fttnne inOurnt; la file on.
elle await enc lie sou premier ma
rage a'alttseasnse ,A1inze ans.
c!hI auuers s'ecouiasent ct Hal
ana coiiebla de noheptId' dvec M
a'r'it' ais. Halani ii d~s ent.,nts
dc csiacQne sie ~eS trois temm,s
~ IS lapporls dc parrnse >unt
preslue saAs hp.. H4llnd a{i. nle
que srs ,nafiagtss birs etc ire,
heuIenx. sars ueux' drru,eres et,ou
o''s htff.ietriIt .Ias boiiiii,.rs:, :: uu ,liteS
H' ituts mares, ct piles lenr res
Frliatne, ule II sI;.,.l
g ''s s''''o'rs "voif la meme fem
lnt.
-Une in'tite cons1aie dams Mn
train Dc cs,a:nin De fer. Pprsonn:
S"s.' pa ainn je.ue hnmms trois
9anetlssS~>; un mln
l>tr' tneihoii>te avec sa femme
.i sa ls'' Noyay'.sn' pour Cause
tie bronrhit,.. LIZ theatre r.pr6
S"A'e u'i Piili.nan ca,. roulc lie
|t;aistofhie. Ia premier gree 81
'!re~se al bon j'nne l,oun.: .Jru
aass'A'', rH'r ee'lst9nrti.s d. ,c.tr;
'ss. rn,'ez voas r. -! trel. j., NJ
'o:ia tms;s :" i.a Second yr..c
rgi,,s..t,sni i,h t1...tc,,n tle - WIS
s"s !: s.e',fe atn', elt ds,sii n .ns,s.
Eve Bourbon ',rs..niare auaFl,e g.
..--:"- u erri j. oe hois l.t!,,ais =.
liss s'eG M. ) :,nFant uu ,,erii..r |
.tJE: u..;i,- as,i. ur rxr~,.vn;
's'F;;'ie' '''---'''l -rci j. Il" tl:ne ia !
aus .'~->Ar 'ii.nlstfa netllpiistp
ii rr ,tlo:S t-a scenr ri dsun ton
*J",,li-' ami ,c'rst u>ec !
IN ':'i'r 's''H !''ais;r que i'ai con
''tn ,.c- Nnt'n .es:i iaitp. J',i va |
laa Nog'~ ietilsRa,!. jen-,, de hei |
e s.t de tuner. Per,.ir:lez que le |
'os's pfe~rnta ID ana file = lie |
r"ne asn' i, iso'.'s,asnt,: '.Merci !
'e n'epons@ .laiuaiSw Le ridpau
"nh' Z; ts, sl'ecIateurs applau |
'!isstHt.4 .&s1 -attx 81
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RESTAURANT DEs QUATRE
SAI6ONH,

n. JOHN BOSiO,' r OPRlErAlRE
kvA da lEsrAuKAaT DIS QEAralrSAru,n.i Q
PREVENT ses ainis ,is u vile et ,is i. cam
pagne, ainsi que ie public Gu genSrsle, au
= transfere son Restaurant du No. lS6 ds
to fue dr Charities Al No. I 4 ..e In meme
rue, pres de ot-Louls. II pruiit& de ue4tv o..
casiUn pour re'uercier lc public et s0llIcite
en- nADe temps u continuation de sDn i,aea
veiliant patronage. l, informe en- outre q.
anus gu d DIES saiOas psstieuliers su pre
mier, ct des cbainhreS u~uklees ! iouer ; 4
se.iiaine ou au ulois. Les perseuuos d. a
vite et de ~ cs,npaxpe J tr0uver0ut tour ~
cosHf0r' d<aira LAoi 1 9 re~tsuraut sera on. 81
qna TUT. sisy "a.
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GLAcE.-Dri,,'ia trois ionr tout
at glAca. 1apai> Ia ba1. dies rue
fus jnsG1'anx ini!,ji'h"I'fs. Ice
eIub dss PARTNERS 81 prbo5sr tie
'a,uoer uu ec'lantiliOn dc 40, saw
air saire sur le canal. don't In
gIsse est capable lie porter an re.
gineot.
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-Ap Magasin' Bleu, vbus '.rou
yeifz i&mei.leure quA1ilS ia CLAUS
.'ires. pour ho,ame%dames ct Ell.
&4nksa - ssls-l At 49, =
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ay5.r.. - ts.r,t haisse ra
.;,a.ua -. ,.' .;-aprA+ i'4> l,y,vellea
,xrj 4 t.s il est a craindrr Nne
l.s b eauxa vapeHr y le,at obi
"a l.i.f-rro !, ,''r la navigation
5.ns ce "oGrs d'e.u.
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/ .ase5 8 a.ocaie.,

.:sfA; ~ Cbi>tmtS sseSt
,as ar ''..l .i',en'. Les ue
.,.,s les fusaeS les c:iandelles
.i..r, q. ia ra.'liinneiI,. tlin,ir
4, fait les frais te la journe,.. :.
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t.-s .a NJ
LIE Caclpp du u;ilaJe~A pro
POS ,lt. n e d, :6r'll,ol 1T d.
,m,,d'n. NJ. Cl}tla>, MmSele' RI.
cent. dan> lEvSnene,,t Ii MoEr
Do C,'cHoy at Village. i''Te p. e" j
Celia ~st rot.smnt ct dramati,
que. - ss:s@sf <@gaSs
Ii a fait de bslles ge!ee>, ct pIu
si,r,rs t is les anh-s Sangianles
,i+ .,ece II ok, se >un lev9ss ar Ia
n.i.A,. L., chatcafi-r slu villa Se
s.lm. u. .lente ! IAN, hMatin. Ill, sort
lie sd butiQur. c!n,usSe tte seS
sras s.bai ;. IL 81 tire cei'H ,ie son
~tsh.i.,. q "a esl beau ie7 .:harc,,
ptirr ua',i IS, i1as> qa.l est rUse
La .i'S /, p :e IT vi .>O.le
yer .e loluet dc la porte d'uu de>
hshItants.
.-Esl .Mens u sitre Viaes.nt, lui
IN ia il laal ,pelS'.HS. -.orsi i est
ten, Is IL. iutr yOlre .eoctlon.
-llAja ln!lrtnnte~ e~l naysAn. /
-S,ns dou1e-. 8 ,e4,sAfs
-,!..>t sh6.; j. fn.6'ais alta
c,6a Casi.n .nA fllfn-'e mes
ma. ;nat> aitssi.. @' |
-fsrn! uan !"reprsnt rhai
catitr ~nt hlYslst 'e> 6raalrs
ames i"i. * tsrS an au. re- al
loas, pr6>eutez MOI a Casimlr.
Non dsmaib DIT le paysan..
-Dsmain, soft. Prepared
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HOWARD & THIBERCE.
r. :. Architects. .
l3... Commercial Place.. .13
p = O. s..4 4
/. 3 4 NEW OALEANS .t.

A - Outfit sent free to these. who wish
to engage in the most pleasant. aud
- prOfitable business snOwn. Kyery
In thing new Capital MOI. required. We
OO viii furnish you everything. $40 =
day and upwasds. lis esaily ,usde
without vtaying away koa boae over
night No li>k whsteves.s Many Bev
workers wanted ut once. Many are max
ing fortunes'at the business Lsd.es make
as much a. men. and yonDg boys an.s girl
make sreat pay. No one who II wili.Ag 70
than can he made IN a = eek at auy ordinary
empiot ment. chose Who engsg. At oact
will lind short road to fuYeuus-. A,iair 4
&. aALLtTT L Co., Portisu., Aains.s
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i'eau bouiliante.
IL. charcallsr reyient L. "n'Ir
main. lie pa, san l- ooNlait ye' $
Casinlir, mr. o.nlents s,Ijth,s q'u
dort on af;ait selnblaut' 'dt@f f'or1'ir;
caftsalt-oir jalaais &c qui ce pas
sr,srhez ~, es,ehDn
- ',,,,l.n,.H:t. pa, lP taIer. hor>
ne S:lscsricils lie paille. CO fhl e
to ne II Il. nat de utausnis,, h.
'neuss; uslite. on lni lie ls~ pirsls
c"sqni Is f:,itstOn IL. b.pii alogn.r,
ne.iyk'r, Ii .;.l.Hss. ttsh.tt Mia
"if'l.sisss'isli l'sa4.bt 81 is.esn4nf. Le
'tissa al ~ i. u i'ai Sc, sss.irss
fittA,sst sss i { sasi sksAll, I'LL f,lisse
SnliFnil. e. 8. q
1los,l NJ sslsalGsel /! j si;hll.sss
-''-' :feAsill 81 s.it's q, FTP It
ln' lit ,n .:s,a.esardant
Alaals, S5is 5.atI 9. j! ,iss ~
ri efte srs a.-us gssa
Pms iIs1ui foprlr son u Auss,
dams Ia sofs s''saxU IL AaS. sua t,r
y Vkf -.
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Les jattes ont eve ,ltement iap-
,'or.ee> in'tr rceaes'iif fe ~s.Ag .,l-y'
cle"A. l.. .p'flt d. .'4;'l.4a. ~:
-'ctgi', .'rs-' 1ie Il sti,. :aates
sr vti"e~ ; NJ t. les, =. n'e~
pias Q1'tn.at mas. l,rti,. Il S'a
sii ah 't' heSt"Ser m.iatrnanr. -
Pon. rs c,nda alt.. c'rst ,v;tl.ii
a nort :! ~ ia II toiat,:. :p,ar
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.s-Celai qni y 'sr'suin a.h't %it
...p,rec,loane 5 Ion lis teg.es d.
i.snt, ii a'.rYn'A >'att' ,sser aa Ma
yr.,a;.vpsi,Si :. - - y *t~ Asah pes
y.'~sfs N''S-a ~a-sf s+t - = - - Il +less. =
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~ "a l. t..t -., .st.,tz, $. ~7,
MdLlDIES DE,S YHEY
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-09

The engraving herewith presented
represents the Hopewell vein or lode,
the property of the Standard Mining
company, at Ruby Camp, in Gunni-
son county, which camp will be con-
nected with Denver direct by rail be-
fore the middle of September. The
Hopewell vein crops out at the sur
face below he mountain top, and de-
at dip or angle down into the
earth, between its walls of granite, to
an unknown depth, down to the reser-
voir from which the mineral matter
was thrown years ago when the earth S
surface was cracked and mineral
thrown up through the crevices or be-
tween the walls. The Hopewell vein
shows at the surface, at a point on the
hill side about one hundred feet above
the bed Of Anthracite creek. There
fore, to run a tunnel horizontally in
from the starting point, at the bed o.
the creek, would cut the Hopewell vein
at a point about sixty feet below its
outcrop, leaving the bulk of the vein
down, down below the tunnel line, as
will be seen by the cut.
This vein has been uncovered, like
a furrow, along the country for nearly
1,soo feet. 1t has been sunk upon OF
prospected in twelve places along the
vein, thus proving its continuousness.
The vein has been stripped or uncov-
cred to the width of twelve feet, and
no hanging wall found yet, in proof
that the vein is at least twelve feet in
width.
Not long since w. c. Miller, Treas.
urer of the Standard company, went
FROM Denver to Ruby Camp to per
sonaily obtain ore from the Hopewell
vein in order to have it brought to the
Argo works at Denver for assay and
treatment, that its value might be de-
<o~v,,,ooJ IT., xI,,o-J x..xl Il JL
Leonard, Superintendent, he took a,
intervals of FIVE inches, clear across
the vein, as uncovered for twelve feet,
pieces of ore. These he put In sacks
and brought to Denver. One of these
sacks contained twenty-six pounds o.
unsorted ore, which was, by the Presi.
dent and Secretary of the Standard
company, taken to the Argo work,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-09
COLORADO'.S GROWTH.
ILeadyille Herald.

In 1870, Colorado had only popu-
lailon of 39,864. She had no aspira-
tlons for statehood. Not railroad
had entered her borders. Her assess
ed valuation was only 1900. 600,
and her bullion yield per annum wa.
only s3,675, 900. The pioneer rail
road ten years ago hesitated long be-
fore crossing the desert to enter Col
orado. Now the state is girdled by
railroads, and railroad companies tun-
mel under snow-clad mountains and
blast their way through her defles
and passes, without regard to expense.
The population has swelled to 400,
900. She has an assessed valuation
OF $4,000, 900, and her bullion yield
for 1880 was s22,5oo,ooo, and for
1881 it IS estimated at $40, 900, 900.
Her cattle and sheep also have swell
ed from few scattering herds in 1870
to enormous proportions in 1880.
Each year she now ships east 100, 900
head of beef cattle, and the statistic.
OF 1880 show 1900, 900 head Of sheei.
IL the state.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-09

and there treated. The ore was smelt-
edln asampler, and yielded six ounces
OF pure silver out of the twenty-six
pounds of ore, over and above the
charges for treatment.
Nine square feet of ordinary ore
weighs ton, but of the choice ruby
silver ore taken from the Hopewell
vein seven square feet of ore weighs a
ton.
The Hopewell vein will be worked
by a shaft nine feet by six in the clear.
This will be the main working shaft,
and large enough to permit the ascent
and descent of an iron cage, a ladde,
way, and the pipes for the pump, a,
the same time afcrding frst-class ven
tilation. The mouth of the shaft will
be sixtythree feet east from the out
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-09

groupings of the vein. The shaft will
descend perpendicularly through the
granite, the way being cut by drilling
and blasting, The shaft as it descends
will cross the vein at the depth of 1oc
feet from the surface. Drifts or levels,
as they are called, Will be run in from
the main shaft to strike the vein, and
then the vein itself will be followed to
the north and south and taken out by
stoping-that is, by reaching up and
knocking down that which is over
head, bringing it to the level of the
drift so that it can be run out by cars
into the cage, anc thus brought direct
up the main shaft to the surface and
dumped into the ore house for sorting,
and then for sale to hesmelters.
The rock that bears no mineral will
be used in part to make a dump that
can be leveled off for buildings to
stand upon, and in part to fill in be
tween the walls of granite, from which
the ore has been excavated, to prevent
a collapse or coming together of the
original rent in the rock.
Drifts or levels will be rnn into the
vein every forty feet; as this ore is
very heavy, it will pay largely, even
with the levels but forty feet apart. 1t
increases in value as depth is gained.
The silver in the ore is not more val
liable, but as depth is gained there is
less and less of gangue matter or waste
material, such veins often running in
to nearly pure silver worth several
thousand dollars per ton.
This mine was found years ago by
James Brennand, who worked long
time on it uncovering the lode. Then
It became the property of Thomas L.
Hodgson and Matthew Hayden, who
sold it to the Standard company on
the 75th Of March, 1881. The Stand
ard company will take out from it'vas'
quantities of wealth. The formation
and indications are the same as at the
Comstock mine in Nevada, and it is
confidently believed by the experienc,
ed superintendent of the STANDARD
company and its officers that it will
yield a great many millions of dollars,
IS the vein IS enormously strong In
width and quality of its ore. 1t i:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-09
: lfron the Denver hallway and Mining Gazette
WORKING NINE BY .SHAFT

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WORKING MINE BY .SHAFT
A correspondent in Detroit, Mich,
asks: Why not work all mines by
tunnels, instead of sinking shafts ?"
For the reason that the location of
all mines will permit. Instance a
coal mine on the prairies of Illinois
There is no way to get into one of
them except by sinkinga shaft, equiv
alent to digging we'll down into the
earth till the coal deposit is reached.
When a mine crops out at the top of a
mountain or on its sides, it can be
worked ~ cutting ot driving a tunnel,
if the distance is not too far, or by
sinking shaft on the vein, as you
would descend chimney till the fire.
place was reached.