The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-20

secured the property it has been sys-
Dramatically developed, and enough ore
has been encountered in drifting and
sinking and about all of II has been
SOLD to local ore buyers. One little jag
of 1.5O0 pounds Melted $500 after being
retorted. Still another averaged at the
rate of 800 ounces per ton, and a car
load to one of the Denver smelters
went $3.50 per ton. The receivers re-
ceipt for the Lucky Bill fraction has
been received, and regular shipments
can be looked for from this time for
ward.
In the Creighton, on the Jack Pot, in
prosecuting from the bottom of the
10000 shaft, what is supposed to be
the Doctor vein was entered yesterday.
The Golden Eagle company has been
reorganiZed, and Thomas ]. Maloney OF
Cripple Greek has been elected presi-
dent. All the leases on the properties
have ben SURRENDERED, and the company
will start work itself in a few days on
the Comstock, located on Raven hill
Four carloads of ore that averaged
$50 per ton was shipped from the Ing
ham, on Raven hill last week A con-
tract was also let to sink the shaft adj
ditionally 100 feet from its present
depth of 100 feet, and also contract
was let TO run a drift an additional 100
feet
The company will begin the sinking
of q shaft on the Rose Maud to depth
of 200 feet at once. Several applica-
tons to lease portions Of the Rose
Maud recently have been received, but
none of them have been entertained,
since it is the intntion of IN company
to work the ground itself
The Sylvanite, Dolphin and Little
DaVy, all located on Globe hill, near
the summit, have been secured under
lease and bond by Denver parties for
one year from March 1. Low grade ore
has been found on the territory, but
evidently depth is what is required to
find it rich enough to warrant ship
ment to the smelters and mills.
The final payment due the Eclipse
Development company for the surren-
der of its $50, 900 bond on the Eclipse,
located on the northwest slope of Bat
tie mountain, was made yesterday by
Charles J. Poor, the agent for Baron
Won Richthofen, and the transfer of the
property to the English company was
consumated. The big plant Of machin
cry which is to be located at the mouth
of the old Eclipse tunnel has arrived
and will be put in place with all posi-
BILE speed.
Some very fine looking quartz that
assays as high as $50 was found yes
terday at the bottom of the 100 foot
shaft on the Mayflower, located on Car
Donate hill, and While it is not yet in
paying quantities the owners are great
~ encoura ged and will sink with three
shifts from now on.
J. B. Crosby is again in camp. He
represents the interests of the Cripple
Creek Pioneers, which have already Sc
cured fifty claims in the Bare hills
country, located some ten miles west
of Cripple Creek. He claims that it is
the intention of his company to patent
800 claims in the Bare hills and High
park districts. He is associated in the
enterprise with Lord Mount Morris,
and says that there is plenty of English
capital back of the enterprise to devel-
op the ground thoroughly.
A party of Baltimore capitalists ar
rived in camp yesterday in a private
car over the Midland Terminal. The
party consists of J. NJ. Schreiver, John
Waters, E. D. Crook, II. j. Dell, Hugh
Sisson and Thomas J. Meehan. They
were shown over the district today by
Judge Mozart. and in all probability
will become interested in some mining
ventures before they leave.
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