Gilpin observer., 1901-01-10

to take and hold their grip on q four
years course of study. 1t is safe To say
that In about every case the young man
who holds out and passes his examina-
tions has been temperate, careful and
determined, and has avoided dissipa-
tions of all kinds. Unless the lad has a
I well defined aim and bends all his ener-
|gies to his work, he is apt to fail. But
the ultimate object to be attained will
compensate the worker.
Professor Arthur Lakes, of Denver,
contributed to the current number of
Mines and Minerals a we'll and ably
written article on the "American Nettie
mine, mine furnishing an Illustration
of the peculiar cave deposits and the
method of mining them near Ouray,
Colorado" Also one on "Cripple Creek,
descriptive OF volcanic formation and
the present condition of the worlds
greatest gold mining camp" Both arti-
cles contain photo illustrations of the
geological formations as we'll as the plant
used on the surface and pumps of the
Portland mine at Cripple Creek.
Edward Mcdowell and associates, of
Atlanta, Georgia, have purchased a
dredge booat of 1000 yards capacity per
day. and will dredge in the Chattahooche
river for gold. The same parties are
about to install plant on 100 foot
vein of sapholite gold ore that will log
wash grade Of mill stuff good for "a
per yard on total expense of mining
and milling OF about 80 cents,
The Bullion Mining, Milling and De-
velopment company, composed of Omaha
parties, have made strike in their Bull
lion tunnel penetrating Alaska hill, Pine
district, by cutting into IA feet Of vein
matter 400 feet in from the tunnel en-
trance The property is under the man.
agement of E. ]. Adams.
Golden Transcript: Thomas Burgess
has sold an interest in his Boulder
county property, and, although sacrific-
ing on this deal, he has an opportunity
to properly develop the balance of his
claims, Mr.. Burgess has been one OF
the most persistent of prospectors and
deserves's . rich reward.
A deed has been filed for record with
the county clerk and recorder from B
Sturtliffe conveying to Lucy ]. Myers an
one fourth interest in the Plymouth lode
and eastsrly S33 feet of the Carr lode, ir
Gregory district. The property is nov
worked by the Chicago Carr Mining
comppny.
As an antidots for lead poisoning bar
ley wLter b recommended as q curativ,
in case men are "leaded" through work
ing ia mine or smelter. Sulphurit
acid is also an antidote for lead poison
ing. One drop in a glass of watel
should afford relief.
All records were broken on the New
York Stock Exchange last Monday. Ur
to the close about 2,l50,OOO shares hat
been dealt in. the greatest number o
transactions recorded in the history o
the exchange.
Colonel Babcock, Of the 2:4O and Lor
don mines, Russell district, made a ship
ment OF a carload OF smelling ore from
the lower workings of the 2:4O last week
the first shipment made by him since as
suming tho management of the mines.
The parties who will work the Buel
and Kipp lodes have commenced un
watering The Vulcan mine on Bates hill
A surface survey Of these properties wa.
being made last Monday and Tuesday.
FOR SALE-New S.room, two stor,
house, comfortably arranged for two
families. Good location.
Mrs. SIYcLAIR, Golden Rule Store
See those $3.50 steel ranges in Lnder
sons window.
just received fine line OF Frencl
China, Carlsbad and English China Al
Sauer- -McShane M. Cos store.
FURNITURE, STOVES and CAR
PETS ut A. l.. Anderson.
The Neef Bros. Wiener Maerzen Beef
is bottled expressly for family use, it /.
recommended by Denver leading ph,
sicians.
Death of Thomas Alo~ss.