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Additional Mining News.
Th«r Torpv*lo tunnel is now over 1300
feet in length.
The Tropic mine is producing • fair
grade of smelling ore.
The Gem Consolidated company is oh
taining fioo ore in the Freighters’
Friend.
Leasers on the Fraction are shipping
smelting ore that ranges from £4O to Jloo
per ton.
The Comstock is making regular ship
ments of smelting ore of an average
value of fan a ton.
The Last Hope mine of Yankee hill is
among recent shippers, the result being
2 >4 07%. gold per ton.
The’sbatt *e of the West Notaway
mine, Russell gulch, was destroyed by
fire last Sunday and the machinery dam
agrtl
The M. and M tunnel is yet 2jo feet
from tbe main vein. It is reported that
a contract will s*x>n lie let to cover that
distance.
The Idaho Springs parties operating
tbe Wautauga mine, Russell district, are
now taking out tie water above the
seventh !rv- which will be thoroughly
exploited.
Shipments from the Lamartine mine
for some months have been confine*!
principally to a limited number of leas
ers. Foreman Lang, K. F. Lougee and
m few others are among the lucky ones.
The !»ig upraise in the Gem will be
finished about the Ist of DeremFier. it is
said. Then will come the work of run
ning levels and properly operating the
1000 feel or more of territory penetrated
by the upraise.
"Like t’ucle Jimmy Deever, I believe
there is * tellurium belt in that moun
tain, ' said M B GraefT Thursday a» he
looked toward the Silver Age group of
mines. He s doing some prospecting in
that direction.
Sam Nash and Jesse Randall, two in
fallible mineralogists of Georgetown,
have given tbe rich streak occurring in
the Solid Muhloon a careful analysis
and pronounce it a clear case of polylw
site. Superintendent Coddmgton feel*
highly elated, as that means very rich
ore.
The upraise at the Jo. Reynolds will be
complete*! next week, which will open
up yto feet f new ground as well at
give access to tbe older and extensive
workings Tbe yooo-ft. tunnel of the
Reynolds i* <>ne of the most ini|M>rtant
umlertak ngs of recent years For some
time important shipments of 5150 smelt
ing ore in carload lots have !>een con
signed to the Chamberlain sampler of
this city, the product of leasers. This
ore comes from that portion of the vein
intersected by the tunnel, and its value
and location signify that the mine holds
its values very nicely. An important
addition to the number of men employed
may be exjarcted with the completion of
the raise
The vetncrossed by the Central tunnel
last week and mentioned in Siftings at
the time has proved to of considerable
importance there being a to-inch smelt*
ing streak assaying 1% o is. gold, 20 o/.s.
silver and sufficient lead to bring the
total value up to S4B jnrr ton. There is
in connection with this streak two and
one half feet of c<mcentrating ore ranging
in value from fa to $1; per ton. When
the Edgar vein is reached, and which is
rxjiected with every round of boles,
there should be a combined showing of
ore that will be very satisfactory to the
management. The new vein is situated
within the F.dgar patent and it is thought
that the two veins will cotne together
« short balance the tunnel. Then
watch for big ore.
If you wish to sell your property list
it with C E. Harvey.
For Ri st Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1235 Colorado Street
Office Rooms for Rent over Merchants
and Miners bank Apply to L. L. Rob
erts.
Apph-s from fi.so to $2.35 per box at
Edwards Bros.
I
Apples from f 1.50 to $3.25 per box at
Edwards Bros
Apples fine and dandy at Edwards
Bros. |i 50 to $2 35 per box.
r>o you want a box of fine apples 7 If
ao Edward* Bros, has them.
Our mining shoes lead the procession
for strength and comfort. Swanson the
Shoeman.
Apples fine and dandy at Edwards
Bros |i 50 to $2. 25 per box.
Buy your Boy 's shoes from Swanson
the Shoeman he sells the best for least
money.
I)o yoa want a box of fine apples? If
ao Edwards Bros, have them.
Try u * for ranch eggs, vegetables,
poultry and meats.
Thkro & Co.
C. E. Harvey will post your books and
collect your accounts on reasonable
terms. Call at 141 Q Miner street.
For Sale.—l have a quantity of Swiss
Steel, the finest in the world, which I
will sell st 13 f-2 cents per pound.
J. J. Hoban.
Dr. Cecilia Gustaf.
—OF—
Stockholm, Sweden,
PSYCHICAL PALMIST
AND SPIRIT MEDIUM
It is given but few to possess occult
powers the wonderful insight »nto tbe
fuiure that is possessed by this great
woman. She baa read people’s lives
since ahe was four yraia of age. and is
known from ocean to ocean. She has
met with great success in the mining
camps of Cripple Creek and Telluride
where she has made wonderful finds of
mineral She traces lineage from the
first from a seventh daughter of a seventh
■ laughter. Lost articles recovered, pre
dictions made and verified, possesses
wonderful healing power. As a palmist
she has no equal.
For next week only Madam Gustaf
will make special prices in all lines 0/
her work and guarantees everything
To-night at the Portland hotel she will
give a test and demonstration of her
wonderful powers. Everybody most cor
dialy invited.
Madam Gustaf ma> be consulted on
matters at Room 6, Portland Hotel.
Remember my phone number is Black
13. C. E. Fish, expressman.
Last evening. Miss Opal Oxley enter
t lined a few of her friends at High Five
Sixteen persons participated in tbe game
and an exciting and cloae game was
p aved tbe entire evening. Ten games
wese finished at the head table, after
which elaborate ref*eshmeuts were served
by the hostess. At oneo*cl*x"k thegues's
teperated for their homes, having thor
oughly enjoyed the first of the winter
evenings of the season. Those present
were tbe Misses Julia Varney' Florence
Bond. Maud Mason. Cora Evans, Mae
Oliver. Lettie and Ethel Robins, Mable
Waltman. Opal and Maud Oxley and
Messrs Mason, King. White. Shelp, Swift
Will and John Edwards and S. J, Varney.
W. E. Passmore has !*een visiting with
friends in ibis city for several days, as
well as attending to business both here
and in Georgetown. He returns to the
capital city tomorrow
Mrs. Bowman, county superintendent
of schools, has returned to her duties
after a delightful visit with relatives and
friends in the east. We are rejoiced to
learn that she is enjoying excellent health.
Dentistry.
I)r. W. T. Cain over Merchants & Min
ers Bank. Successor to Dr. yuick. tf
This Saves You Money.
Ranch butter 25c
Brighton creamery 30c
Meadow Gold 30
Thkro’s.
For Sale.
A good plant of mining machinery
consisting of engine, boiler, etc. at a liar
gain. Apply to John J White, George
town, Colorado.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1653.
Mineral Survey No 16554
U S lanJOSrr
Denver. c<>k>ra4o. OrtoSef _N |yat;
Notice is harab) rivon that Martin Michel «*h
pfntoffire 1* Idaho Springs Colorado ha* »a4e appli
cation for a paient for |aoO linear feet on the Prof* c«-
lon lode bearing gold and silver the name be-nf 351
feel S «* iS* W and .r* feet n «° 58* fc thence * Sl*
53* E 7V) feet from discovery cur thereon, with
surface ground lio fee* in width situate in Spant-h
Bar and Paynes Bar Mining Districts, clear oreek
count Y. State of Colorado, an J described in ihe piat
anJ held notes on file in this office. a» follows, vlr
Beginning al cor no 1 whence the n E Cor Sec 3.
T « v R 13 W of the *th p m bears S »* ZT tU" W
t*23 »'> feet
I hence n Jfi* T W IST) feet to cor no 2
Thence n A3* '& t IP.I feet to cor Dot
Thence n 61 S.T E 751 3 fe*-t to cor no 4
Thence S 36° 7' E lVi.l feet lo cor no 5
Thence S «1* 53* W 74- 7 feet to cat no*
Thence S 63° iX' W 751.3 feet to cor no 1. the place
of beginning
Containing 2 621 acres, expressly excepting arnl
eiCudlng a!t conflict with Surveys nos 7307. 754. list
11324. 144X14 and LfvVi and Tract A and for wing a
portion of unsubdivide*! Twp 35.H7.1W of the nth
principal meridian Said location being recorded In
vol 15M page 120 of tbe records of clear creek County
Colorado. -
Adjoining claimants owners of the above named
surveys and Lucky Strike lode
C 0 FORD. Register
First publication October 31. IWO3
Last pubhcat.on January 2 1904
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1636-MIN
ERAL SURVEY NO. 16170.
United States Lund Office.)
Denver. Colo.. October 22. 1908. 1
Notice Is hereby given that Daniel K
Hickey. John J. Hsnebry and Zyipha V.
i Ober. whose post office is Denver. Colo.
hu\* made application for a patent for
1-VW linear feet each on the Indicator and
< 'unary lode claims, bearing gold and sil
ver. the Indicator lode extend* N. 65* 40
K ft and N. 74* W. 700 ft., and the
Canary lode extends N. 50’ \V. 512.31 ft
thence N 74 \V. 368.24 ft., and S. 50*
E. 70.30 ft thence N 76* I.V E. 549.15 ft
from discovery shafts thereon, with sur
face ground 150 feet In width, situate In
Trail Run Mining district. Clear Creek
County. State of Colorado, and described
in the plat and field notes on file In this
office, as follows vlx.: Indicator lode, be
ginning at cor. No. 1 whence the N. W.
cor. sec 5 T. 4 8 R. 73 W.. of the 6th
P. M.. bears S 4*C 32' W. 2252 ft., thence
N. 4 5 10' \V. 159.78 ft. to cor. No. 2: thence
8 74' E. 700 ft. to cor. No. 3; thence N.
65* 10' E. w*» ft. to cor. No. 4: thence 8.
4* 10' E. 159.78 ft. to cor. No. 5: thence 8.
65 * 40* W. Bno ft. to cor. No. 6: thence N.
74* W. 700 ft. to cor. No. 1. the place of
beginning.
Canary lode. Beginning at cor. No. 1.
whence the N. W. cor. sec. 5. T. 4 8.. It.
73 W. of the 6th P M bears 8. 16’ 40' W.
2439.3 ft.: thence N. 16’ E. 150 ft. to cor.
No. 2; thence 8. 74* E. 384.18 ft., to cor.
No. 3; thence S. 60* E. 560 54 ft., to cor.
No. 4 thence N. 76* 15' E. 554 00 ft. to cor.
No. 5; thence 8. 16" W. 172.76 ft to cor.
No. 6: thence 8. 76 15' W. 544.30 ft. to
cor. No. 7; thence N. 50* W. 604.68 ft. to
, cor. No. 8; thence N. 74* W. 352.30 ft. to
cor. No. 1. the place of beginning. Con
taining 4.670 acres, expressly excepting
and excluding all conflict with surveys
Nos. 748. 794. 14*3. 1555. 12346. 15128. 15194. 15502,
Oum Tree lode placer. Last Chance. Free
land Extension, Maid of the Mist. Free
land Extension. Marion. Mary Ellen. Em
‘ press, and Beatrice lodes, and forming a
portion of unsubdlvlded two. S 8.. range 73
w. of the 6th principal meridian. Said
Indicator location belmx recorded In book
159. page 41. and said Canary location be
-1 Ing recorded in book IS9. page 42. of the
re* ords of Clear Creek County. Colorado.
Date of posting Oct. 3rd IW*3.
C. D. FORD. Register.
First publication October tl IWB.
Last publication January 2. 1904.
Injured By a Cave.
On last Monday afternoon Frank Barry
employed at the Western Star group of
claims, on Chicago creek, was severely
injured by a cavern of rock from the foot
will. He was shoveling at tbe time.
Up to the time of going to press Dr.
Atcheson, the physican in attendance,
has been unsble to decide tbe extent of
tbe man's injuries, but as be was resting
easier last evening, hopes are enteri«iued
that Burry will not be permanently dis
abled. For some time it was feared that
be had receive*! internal injur e* and
that his life was in danger, but happily
all the rumors floating prove*! without
foundation.
Mr. Burry is an oldtune butebe of
Denver, having l«en en<aged in lha* !
business there for years. He is a mem
her of the butchers' union and of tbe
Harukan, a secret order. He came to
this county some years since, having
been unsuccessful in bia business veulure*
in Denver, and for five years worked and
leased upon the Lama tine mne He
afterwards was employed upon other
proper:ies in that vicinity, but some
months ago he moved bis headquarters
to this place and has recently beeu em
ployed at the mine where he received his
injuries. He has quite an extensive ac
quaintance here and is well like*! His
favorable conditiors are there therefore
received w ith satisfaction by many.
The Chief Attraction of a Chicago Trip
Is the rule on the famous trains of the
Union Pacific. Quickest time and an
elegance and completness of equipment
that assure tbe greatest degree of pleas
ure and comfort. See your local *gent
or address B R. Griffin, General Agent,
l>enver
One Way Rates via Union Pacific.
September 15 to November 30 inclusive
1903. From Denver, Colorado Springs
or Pueblo, one way second class colonist
tickets are on sale vis Union Pacific to
San Francisco, Los Angeles and many
other California points. 525. Southern
Pacific main and branch line point* Port
land to Ashland, inclusive, via Portland
125. Portland. Oregon, and Tacotn* and
Seattle, Washington, via Portland $2 5
Butte, Anaconda and Helena, Montana
S2O. S|*okare, Washington, including
intermediate O. R. Sc N. branch line*,
$22 50. All points on Great Northern
Ry . Spokane to Wenatchee, inclusive,
via Huntington and Spokane, $22. 50.
All points on Great Northern Ry west
.ViiVr.r.rV.VryVWsrtWWWrtWWttWWMAM
THE CONSOLIDATED
Gem Mines Co.
Electrical Department.
ELECTRIC LIGHT,
ELECTRIC POWER,
STEAM HEAT.
OFFICE, HALL BLOCK. W. E. RENSHAW. Manager.
jMINMWHMb f
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MERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY C 0... I
Now turning out the best ♦
of work. Satisfaction is ♦
■ absolutely guaranteed... • 4
Family washing is given ♦
special attention. 4
1219 Miner Street.
■ ■■■■■V going to do this winter?
UfUn I Star at home and work
gg 11 ft I or lake that vacation
which you planned for
BQ r during the summer and
Dn p didn’t find time to real
■ ■II ■» ize? How about a trip
%gf%B a to the Southern part of
Willi Europe? Too long?
I ULi Mexico or California?
■ No?
Ever been to Florida? Why not go? It doesn’t trke
long if yon use tbe Rack ItUad
Choice of several routes and a good time with every
ticket.
MAY WE TELL YOU ABOUT IT.
fn S. WALKER, Tran. Pass. Agt.
800 17th St. Cor. Stout.
DENVER, COLO.
HAL S. RAT, Gbubtbl Agent, Denver, Colorado.
i of Wenatchee to Tacoma and points north
thereof including Vancouver iaand Victor
i via Huntington and Spokane, local over
' Wenatchee not to ex eed Ard to
many points in Idaho, Montana. Utah
and Oregon at correspondingly reduced
rates. s»op overs in California
and west of Pocatello. Be sur»* your tick
ets read via Uni«-n Pacific For lull in
formation call on lne<l agent or address
E- R Griffin. General Agent, qji Seven
teenth Street. I»enver.
If you want an expressman telephone
C. E. Blark CIV
Through sleeping cars to Houston.
Texas, vis Wichits, El Reno snd Fort
Worth, leave Denver daily at qA> p. tn.
via Rock Isla id system.
Miners Wanted--Conipetent non union
miners can secure employment in the
C'-ipple Creek District a wages ranging
froms3o» to $4 50 Per dav for eight
hours work. Applv to the Cripple Creek
Mine Owner* and Operators Association,
Cripple Creek. Colo.
Bargains in Real Estate.
Tbe undersigned nas the cheapest lay
out of real estate ever offered in ibe city
6 lots at $2.25 per foot frontsge, close in,
id business pait. Joseph Burke.
Free to Investors
HINTS TO
INVESTORS'
&
Will be issued October
20th. And Every reader
should get this weekly
16-page paper as it will
give you valuable infor
mation in regard to all
western investments. If
you send in your name
right away you will get
it one year free.
&
The Torrey Exploration Co.
17 26 Broadway,
DENVER, - COLO.
THOS. B. CROW f
ASSAYED AND CHEMIST
Examination of Mines and Mining Properties. 6
Management, Development and Equipment of T
Mines. 4
Assays and Analysis of Ore J
Receive prompt and careful attention A
and an absolute guarantee .... ♦
REFERENCES FURNISHED. ♦
Telephone No. 1. 1419 Miner Street. 0
IDAHO SPRINGS, COLO. \
sßonieta Mill
— CUSTO M MILL j
Free Milling and Concentrating :
The patronage of the mining public is requested. Satis- ;
faction guaranteed.
F. FREMONT REED, Managir. • Idaho Springs, Colorado.
Alpine Concentrator
It's a New Custom Concen
trating Mill £7
Modern and up-to-date. Automatic Sampler, Jigs, Stamps, Hun
tington. Amalgamation. Wilfley and Frue Yanner Concentrating
Tables, Perfect Slime Seperators, Slime Tanks—close savings
guaranteed. Railroad connections. \Ve want pou to call and in
spect the mill.
Consolidated Alpine Gold and Silver
Mining Company.
THOS. B. CROW, Manager. Phone 1-2 Wings.
TWO ROUTES
-TO
Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritory
Via
COLORADO & SOUTHERN
RAIAWLY.
Best service, shortest Hoe, quick
est time vih tbe C. O. &G. K. R.
from AmsrilU, Texss and the Fris
co system from Qaanab, Texas.
Rates, train time. etc. cheerfully
given on application to your local
agent, or T. E. Fisher. General
Passenger Agent, Denver, Colo
rado. l -6
e. H. STEVENS P. r. BARBOUI
E.i.b!i«ncJ In ISM
Stevens, Barbour & Co.
MININO ENGINEERS
U. S. Deputv Mineral Surveyor*
Rvll m '.4
'NOXON
(EL WOOD
Livery
and
Feed
Stable.
First-class equipments fur
nished on short notice. Re
liable horses for riding and
driving.
Miner Street,
IDAHO SPRINGS, - COLO.
1> Lucania
Transportation, Tunnel, Min
ing and Drainage Company.
MINE OFFICE: | MAIN OFFICE •
221 Fifteenth Are. Exchange Bankßlk
Own Block ’ Colorado Springs. Colo.
Idaho Springs. Colo. P. O. BOX 1477
P. O. BOX •• J
John McColl. j, Lilly.
Superintendent. Secretary
Mines In Cleer CreeK end
Gilpin Counties. Colorado,
JOHN WATSON
DEALER IN
Wood and Mining
Timbers
....KINDLINO....
Car««r 12th Avenue end Miner St.
Leave orders at Laundry.
THE
UNITED
Gold Mining Milling and Tunnell
Company.
CUSTOM MILLING
Free Milling and Cof
centrating.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Mine Office General Office
At the Mill
, _ , . 534 Pearl Street.
and 1405 Colorado 1 , A . .
Street? Corner 14th Cleveland, Oh.o.
Avenue.
IDAHO SPRIXGS G - WA LKF.R,
COLO. President.
A. H. RISTEDT, l PERCZEL,
Supt. j Secretary.
Mines in Clear Creek and Gilpin
Counties, Colorado.

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