New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

The newest excitement IN the mining world is
the camp OF Eldora, ia Boulder County. Colorado.
which was prospected quarter OF a century ago.
but remained practically undeve.oped until lately.
II IS reached only by stage from the railroad at
Boulder or at Sunset ana the traveller In taking
that long ride sees something Of the old-iIme
Western stage coaching.
MS NV mining district is Mrs NJ II. Given who
has taken charge OF the Gold Miners Hotel She
IS a little woman OF German descent, with bright
brown eyes and Il soft low voice. VITA which par
ucularly womany htTacuohs hhc uil''eS d ~ a.,
termination OF purpose whlch hHs mao net hooTs
an over Colorado. Her only fault. h'r ircnds
think Is her great tcpder -hcartedncss about bils
sho IS always overlooking some INDEBTEDNESS ana
helping on some struggling fellow boot,
twenty years in Boulder during the days or us
boom where she had charge OF the note. ana was
All that lime She was induced to 20 down 10
Denver for a while ana thcre Tnanagea ID" An VI
tho CITY Now nor Miners Hotel at Eldora. mas
be great resort for people from DGnVer e WE of
being well cared for During the Hrnnai rrdrrn
special invitation was given by Mrs Given to me
women 20 70 up TO Eldora ana spend 'he hls,'.
derrul mining region in the heart of the noun,
tains and "A part Of the work that braVe-sprl'eu
woman has carried on in far-on mining ca"'pS'
IN MONTANA MINES.
The hest known woman in the mining town OF
pill,nrs Mont is Mrs. Clara Meadow. Her story Is
M, los. remarkable than that OF Mrs. Swckheimer'
4 ee. wears ago. when the Northern Pacihc Kairodd
was building she found herself win s"o anu no
means OF support. Sac concluded 7" 20 10 'io"''",
p,,t lost she should spend all her money she TOOK
only enough 70 pay her way and two weeks boa'd'
Th would require her 10 go 10 Work III o''e'
co,,ine q letter of Introduction 10 the cnitf cns-
Moor of tho road from an obHsins iciio" ir
she presin.6 5 could do clerical work and knew
something Of nursing 5Re was fopned herself
rated on Il small salary. she Sooh I'M o'lo ,.i0.r
39oHt tio c4ui, try1..Ts 10 whom the region VAS
n mt
Mrs Meadow had saved enough nIoieg y Pa Later Sod
= foT double the money AS there was no bank IN
the town she used TO 90 4 Daann,ns -, wnnt into
tae seeetaie and when She broke her les she had
man Of the town hung IN front or her pod an ni
caIr'eaa tr on scAdSw Mr. Meadow was store
Eneuer VINO had taken Spotted Horse nine Io ni u
On 40 for H. lie was touched by hcr Ia:K % pusi
s1ye saCacy and chiyalrousy told her that II was
nos "o' -. che took out OF II 10000 in gold MI
Nc ad0w subsequently married hef ~. r - no" va a.
treasurer Of Tho EnF ,5o BSaad dollars She con-
ducts business IN her own name anu "'' 'D'1
is only her connubiai partner
KLONDIKE WOMEN
a,,e cor-oN Klondike region furnishes TIE latest
,,s,once OF success In mining achieVcd ny
,yornan In the spring Of 1873 p'uchy ia0o,'A
comon Mrs James z. Wills. bnIdehed WIZ" '.o
o.ro Of an Invalid husband. set OUT aiohe iof '"o
.o,d oeds OF the frozen North When sho ie'.
~ che told her friends that she should not
-, until she could bring a fortune with net
g.. hos hont her word After two years OF pros pros
Dr. INTENDED by repeated failures hio W.,
fcr spirits ard her f9rtunos c,,v Of a big placer
s,rtse il the Kondike. Mrs Wills: Va" Aisca Com,
Serving cook for The nesn ioined party OF
nat,emen and hurrying to the ne" ,r.ndyAre