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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1899
Page
2
Obvious OCR garble from Dillon Montana page shows scattered phrases about criminals, dialogue, and a stream of unrelated words. The readable bits mention police, drafts, and a general sense of chaotic prose with no clear event, date, or identifiable people to anchor a summary.
Readable text describes seasonal poetry lines about birds returning north and enduring winter sorrow. It then shifts to a lengthy, garbled fashion review of coats, fabrics, colors, and embellishments for ladies wear. It notes Paris origins for a ivory bodice gown and church charity plans led by Rev. Dr. Wiley.
The passage describes a velvet gown with sleeves that extend over the velvet at the outside of the arms. It notes A shaped velvet gloves at the waist and edges finished with Bettors matching the sleeve details.
A Central City dispatch reports monthly pay day distributed between fifty thousand and seventy five thousand dollars to Gilpin county miners. About one thousand workers receive earnings, with three tons of platinum ore shipped from Wood mine in Leavenworth gulch last week. Ore from the property has traded for over one dollar per pound at some sites, while others ship to Letndow for BFS a ton. The Roche Recycling collector and local pool operations face challenges from bad cave conditions and water in Kassel gulch, delaying shaft work but signaling continued prospecting and steady ore prospects for the region.
A Denver Republican estimate places Colorado gold production at about 22.5 million dollars for the year, with early December receipts around 500 thousand. The paper forecasts total yearly output could rise toward twenty two and a half million, with Colorado contributing a large share of U.S. gold production alongside silver and copper values in the same period.
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