Gilpin observer., 1902-10-30

Chicago Carr mine. Other miners will
be added to the present. force from time
10 time
The Hewlett mine on German noun
tain maintains regular shipments of
stamp mill ore to Black Hawk. Smitzer
& Co., lessees, made clean up this
month, the ore being Of very good
grade.
Gus BrockmSu and John Bitter ofthis
city, and q, Russell Gulch party, are
working mine in Virginia canon, the
Hot Pot mine, from which they are tax
ing out a fair output of low grade ore.
Ore is being taken out OF the. Alps
mine on Quartz hill that is yielding 8
ounces gold per cord at the custom mills
in Black Hawk. Fifteen miners are en-
ployed, working two shifts Stopping and
upraising Is going forward in the fifth
levels. One section Of stamps are kept
dropping. - ri st3'.
A new steel wire cable 1900 feet in
length has been received and placed on
the main shaft OF the Delmonico mine on
Quartz hill. ~
George P. Goodier this week sent out
lot of iron air piping to the Oro Verdi
tunnel on SILVER Creek. Cal Wagner,
one of the members u, the company, was
visitor to the property, this week. j
The Denver School Bulletin, an, edu.
cational journal edited by Miss Emma Nj
IIerey, superih tepaent of public schools
of Arapahoe county, lbespeaks the sup.
port Of the teachers and those interested
| in the'ca of education for the candi
dacy of Judge E. C.'Stimson, Democratic
candidate for governor. 1t says:
"Seldom are men injected into politics
who have the unusual training which
Judge Edward c. Stimson, Democratic
nominee for governor, possesses. With
his scholarly career and eminent success
as lawyer and Judge, he stands peer
among the younger men in bis profes-
sion to-day. His broad education has
made. him The sympathetic worker in
the teaching profession, aud his courage
Gus, honorable services on the bench
leave him to the people Of this state the
exponent OF high aim, an indomitable
purpose. r4hyvt - ~ a. N
"He settled 10 Aspen, PAkin county,
where he practiced law and was county
superintendent of schools from 1888 to
1888. giving eminent success, and his
scholarly attainments made him the re.
cipient OK much regret when he refused
to again be elected and decided to de
vote his entire energies to the practice
OF law. When the Cripple Creek coun.
try was in the height OF progress and
new life, Judge Sumson, in 1896, became
one OF her citizens and in 1900 removed
to Colorado Springs. He was appointed
judge for the fourth judicial district, in
Guiding Teller, Ell Paso, Douglas, Lin.
coin, Elbert, Cheyenne and Kit Carson
counties.
with the above thorough training
during his entire life, the teachers and
educators may look to the fulfllment OF
their highest expectations il Judge Slim
son is elected governor. He will prove a
sympathetic link between the teacher
and the state and by bis experience as
superintendent and teacher will foster
the rights OF the profession and stand
nobly by the educational enactments. 1t
is to be hoped that the readers OF the
School Rulletin will earnastlv cnnror,
Judge E. G. Stimson, the teacher, super
intendent, lawyer and judge, and one OF
Colorado's most loyal citizens
The Buffalo, New York, Daily Times
editorially says: During the past four
years Senator Teller has acted with the
| Democrntic marty on all rleat nnestions