Gilpin observer., 1899-07-27
NEWS AND NOTES.

NEWS AND NOTES.
The o. X. mine on Galena mountain,
owned by MIR. Sullivan of New York
city, is being worked by local parties.
The Raven lode, Russell district, is to
be worked hereafter by Mr.. Cole, Of
Denver, who will erect whim for hoist.
ing purposes.
The lessees of deacon" Scholl's Susan
Mary mine, in Lake district, are cross
cutting with view OF cutting into
chute Of rich ore.
The Eldora Miner says that the Bailey
chlorination mill at that place is now
handling 70 tons per day. and has proven
complete success.
Charles E. Jenkins, OF the After Sup
per Mine Leasing company, has sold his
interest in the lease to the other stock
holders, realizing quite sum Of money.
The Washington Day lode owned by
Luther X. Wolcott, in Lake district,
operated by Denver parties, is yielding
ore which is netting $50 per ton after
paying all expenses.
Mr.. Stephens, manager of the Colo
RADIO Telephone company, is arranging to
put in telephone at the Egyptian mine,
on Quartz hill, for Mr.. B. s. Phillips,
manager Of the property.
Rapin, Vallero & Co., on the Golden
Wedge lode. Lake district, are taking
out smelling ore that carries values OF
$50 per ton. They also have fair
quality of stamp mill ore alongside the
smelling ore. ,t
According to the statement OF the
Idaho Springs Gazette the copper ore
from Beaver creek, tested at the Jack
son concentrator in that place, carried IA
per cent. copper in the concentrates and
per cent. in the tailings.
Manager a. ]. Vivian, of the Notta-
way mine, has two.inch streak of iron
in the shaft at depth of ITO. In sink
ing few feet the crevice opened out
into two feet OF pay matter. The smelt-
ing iron carries gray copper.
The Canadians owning the O'Neil
mine on Gregory hill, south of the
Gregory lode, will put in an air com
pressor and use Sullivan air drills with
which to work the property on more
extended scale. The mine is looked
after by H. G. Eastman for the owners.
The Boston Copper company, owning
the right Of patent to the Loder pyritic
smelter, will erect plant in Gilpin
county, 80 says dispatch to the Denver
News from Leadville. For some time
past Mr.. Stephan, OF the Geiger mine,
Pine district, has been trying to secure
right to use the process in this county.
Notice Of the dissolution Of the Dem
YER Stock Exchange and Board of
Brokers association WAS filed with the
secretary OF state last Thursday. Tho
notice shows that at the final meeting
held that morning there were present:
r. E. Goodnll, r. Il. Buck. j. A. Swarth-
out, L. c. DeMorse, 8. Ssiss, D. DeLue
and A. G. Reynolds.
The Sub-Treasury Mining company
has been Incorporated in Denver TO work
the Sub. Treasury and Cecil lode in Lake
district, Gilpin county. 1t is capitalized
at s500,0O0. The incorporators are F.
w. Todd, r. G. Benight, G. N. kitt-
redge, Il. w. Benight. Wilbur f. Stone
OF Denver. Il. G. Benight is we'll and
favorably known in this city, where he
was formerly engaged in the furniture
business.
The decision Of the supreme court has
caused more hopeful feeling among
mining men at Aspen. Tho same can be
said OF the mining men OF Gilpin county.
While the eight hour law has not been
local issue with the miners, It is be-
lieved by all that the decision will be the
means OF speedy settlement OF the
differences between the smelters and
their employees and the reopening Of tho
market for ores from Gilpin county.
Ores and Metals: The newest concen.
traitor being put on the market is being
manufactured by the Stokesbarry Ma
chinery company, the inventor being