Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24
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susAAy 40 tkesr kossse w. Sba'o Cr.ek-
ek k.xses 80 e.s~sited ~ regard
- eve uross.e ~hisA sseded the
asss~lsss ~ . .p~ci~l.st.
vA~sr " ssacA activity w the 1eld
DrM so~1l.eAst Vi OAse. Besides the
OAixg grc~p, CostlAsd, Granite
mvusiain. Nake~. Goldes t-ict and
MossS Vista grosp- whose opera ions
hsve L.-es .es.ioaed, other properties
- bessg excessively worked and
,rsersl nee strikes sse reported.
ro.s S.aaley and t.eosge Adsms
Ave uncovered Is inches ot hr-i rate
ere in the Hill Top gro"P ct hse
oasiss~ lying parallel 10 the Maggie
MITCHELL AMI Whi2g groups o" the
ridge bet cen Ohio creek and Jones
suich. They have only SUNK le 'eet
- the west vein. Assays run three
s~sces in silver and sS per cent lead,
s~A certainly looks encouraging TOT
sAst depth. Ar. stanley has COT"
.,ie,ed assessment work on ten claims
,f the Gold Brick group after which
shis mining district WAS named
Last Friday good strike was
made on the EmMa b. which sdlo'ns
sA,e Maggie Aitcheli on the north
cad. NJ Jones and J. v. Harmon
have been trencning and prospecting
fr some moaths getting the trend OF
the vein. At the bottom OF an Is
toot shaft they broke into hne body
ex ors. No assays have yet been made
bot il is a good gslena ore in first
class locality.
John Lsmphier has been putting
is the season cR the lUdepeadenee
Nes. one snd tWo about two miles sp
shs we~t fork Of Ohio creek. Tie 's
st~sseliug on the contact of porp, hrs
asA aver,zite AND slowe and anaidesi
hes drives SIS feet since May, u
ssod record tor . man Of 6s. Fift'
fSst more will carry him TO the
granite contact where ore is believed
20 exist Mr.. Lsmphier has also
Aone assesswseRt work on the kto
.Grssde Nos. one, two aA three,
claims living scross the gulch in lime
swd auar,ziue. Here he already has
Al eight-foot vein OF low grade ore.
Al the Lsmphier tunnel, J. ).
Murphy, manager and one Of the
leesess, has done q good bit of de-
velopment work for the Pittsbnrg
Lamphier N l. n Co. The breast
sf the tunnel is now into the granite
l35 feet, 120 feet of work having
sseea done this summer. Ii has been
driven on the eight-foot quartz vein
which shows good assays in
.uolybdepum ore. Link Ball and
John Grether are nov at work on the
flannel having a contract for ten feet
more of work. Mr. Murphy is an
eaterprising manager and is bound to
lind the ore
Link BAH has made final entry on
his sO-acre homestead y hslf-miIe up
Ohio creek. With new buildings
apd other contemplated improve
rvslnts which Link expects to put on
this winter it will make a pretty
home.
The Chloride shipped one car OF
ore Sunday and has another 20 ton
csr % the dump. Under direction
Of Harry Sinclair, Who is snperinten-
deat for the les-ees, preparations are
beinR made for great deal of devel-
-opase.t work to furnish stopping
-groUsd.
Carter Bros have their big tunnel
in about 1900 feet. They have cut
several good veins it is understood
aad later will drift on them, but at
present are pushing ahead for larger
ore bodies.
In Dutch gulch John Chapman
and A. N. Waterman have completed
the seasons work on the West Point.
A new tunnel has been started
higher mp the mountain to get stop
iag ground on the ore body showing
in the old workings This has been
rua 400 feet. After reaching the
unai> <s,o chuaa l,out 90 foot ahaaA