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Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Lucania Tunnel.

The Lucauia Tunnel company of this
city is pushing their big bore in the Ida
ho Springs district, making one and a
half to two feet IA day through the hard
est granite possibly ever found in that
section. The country rock has taken on
new characteristic and the hardening
of the rock is believed to indicate the ap-
proach to another ore body. The rule
prevailing in this district is that granite
slips intervene between dykes and the
ore bodies and th- change of rock is tax
Ell to be in accordance with this rule.
The tunnel is in goo feet and has never
been stopped day. As the big bore is
cross cutting the country, a number of
promising veins have already been cut,
some of which carry pay ore. The COM
pany is devoting its energies to mining
on large scale and so is letting all ore
bodies opened stand until the main pro-
ject has been carried to a successful cul-
mination first after which the extraction
of ore will be instituted.
The COMPANY, which is a local venture
entirely, is making a good record
Its holdings comprise some of the very
best undeveloped mining land in the rich
Idaho Springs district. The tunnel trav-
erses a country that has never been much
developed although all about are good
shipping mines. The exploration which
has already been carried on fully justifes
the expenditure that has been made and
constitutes ample ground for very much
greater outlay Mining Record.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Mr.. Page In Clover.

Mr.. A. H. Page, who pleases the appe-
tite and aids the digestion of so many
people at the Saddle Rock has found
time to dabble little in mining and it
looks as if the chef had made pudding
out of it. Assays showing $50 and $40
per ton at grass roots are safely hidden
in his pocket and the property is up
Chicago Creek somewhere. AT any rate
Mr.. Page has mighty good thing in the
proposition and is feeling proportionately
good.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
TO WORK
BUCKEYE
PROPERTY
This Company has Purchased Complete
Plant of Machinery.

This Company has Purchased Complete
Plant of Machinery.
The Bucke> Mining. Milling and Tun-
mel company is the latest one to begin
operations on a most extensive scale and
from now on will be employing large
force of men in the development of their
group of claims.
Last Saturday morning, w. A. Lamb,
salesman for the Fairbanks Morse conf
pany closed a deal whereby his company
will furnish the Buckeye with thir-
ty-four horse power crude oil engine, two
compressors and two Raud drills. The
operation inside of thirty days. The cost
will be in the neighborhood of $4,000,
The Buckeye is ocated up in Eclipse
gulch, near the Mammoth, which is now
being operated on large scale. 1t is
the intention of the management to run
the tunnel for distance of $500 feet on
the course of the veins. At the present
time the bore is in 800 feet, and as soon
as the new machinery arrives, it will be
pushed as rapidly as possible.
NJ. J. O'Neill, manager of the proper
ty, returned short time ago from Bay
onue, N. j., where he, succeeded in secur-
ing the necessary capital to carry on the
enterprise. He has associated with him
Mr.. Carrigan, who is a prominent man
and banker at the above named place.
Before returning to the district he was
instructed to purchase all the necessary
machinery and other equipment which
would be needed in the operations which
are to be carried on.
The property is being put in condition
at the present time for the installation of
the plant of machinery which is expected
to arrive in few days.
Ii is such companies as these that have
a tendency to push district to the front
and Mr.. O'Neill is to be congratulated
on the success cf his Eastern visit.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
To Have Steam Plant.

The properties of the Marshall Russell
company at Empire have been closed
during the entire week for the purpose
of installing complete power plant. A
100 horse power automatic engine and a
I25 horse power boiler have been received
and are now being put in place. Other
Improvements are to be made in the near
future and as far as can be learned the
owners and promoters will begin the er
ection of large mill during the winter
months. The mill will be built to one
side of the big trestle near the railroad.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Securing Data.

E. w. Nye, deputy inspector in the
office of the commissioner of mines, has
been in the district for the last week
making an inspection of the workings.
He is here for the purpose of gathering
data upon which the report of Commits
sloner Lee will be based. Mr.. Nye says
that there can be no doubt but that the
report will show much improved con-
dition of mining for the entire county,
and that during the last year this pioneer
mining section has made more rapid
strides than any other in the entire state
The inspector is in a position to know
from whence he speaks, for the makes it
business to visit every section of the
entire state. He has been connected with
the office for the last six years, and dur
ing that time has been investigating
every mining section. The report of the
commissioner, he says, will be quite vol
luminous, and that Clear Greek county
will occupy considerable space.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
The eller Mine.

The Teller property, which was dis
posed of by John Owen some weeks ago,
is to start up in few days. AT the time
of Mr.. Owens return to the city from
New York he was authorized to purchase
the necessary machinery for the contin-
ued operation on large scale. 1t is ex-
pected that the machinery will be here
some time the coming week, and will
then be put in place. This property is
located near Freeland, and the shaft is
down over 200 feet. In the ore chute
which has been opened the returns run
from $40 to $50 to the ton. In the tun-
mel workings it is the intention of the
management to drive for a considerable
distance before any stoping is done.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Another Lease.

Seth Powell of Denver, owner of the
Windsor Castle property in the Russell
district, has given fve-year lease on
the mine to Bigger & Co., and will at
once begin operations on an extensive
scale.
1t is the intention of the leasers to at
once remove the plant of machinery
which they have on the Lake tunnel to
their new holdings. The main shaft on
the Castle will be sunk as fast as men can
do the work.
This property has been idle for some
time, but at one time it produced guam
tity of medium grade ore.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
STRIKE
IN THE
GOMEZ
-Four Feet of Ore Opened Up Averaging
$50 TO the Ton.

-Four Feet of Ore Opened Up Averaging
$40 to the Ton.
A big strike was made this week in the
Gomez property.
Manager II. A. Moore brought into the
city specimens of ore taken from the
vein which was literally covered with
wire silver, and carrying large quantities
of lead. The strike was made in the
drift which is being driven from the 200
foot level, and while the full extent of
the ore body is not known at the pres
ent time, it is known to be over four
feet in width, with an average value of
seventy ounces in silver to the ton. In
addition to this it carries values in gold
of $40 to SIS, with a good per cent in
lead.
Mr.. Moore states that the indications
are that a chute of ore is about to be en-
countered which will, no doubt, prove
to be one of the largest and richest ever
opened in that locality. There is no
trouble at all in saving the part that
carries values and it is estimated that
two men can take out great quantities.
The Gomez is located up Soda Greek,
and has not been worked for consider
able period previous to when operations
were resumed a short time ago. Opera
tions were started little over two weeks
ago at which time the drift was started
on the 200 foot level. A distance of forty
feet was made and while the ore is rich
it was not believed that such large body
would be opened so quickly.
1t is the intention of the company
which is operating the property to spare
no time and means in prosecuting active
and vigorous development work and it
will only be a short time now until
other properties will open up in the same
locality.
Mr.. Moore is also manager of the Iron
Crown group of claims which are being
operated by the Federal Mines Corpor-
alton.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Gold and Copper District.

Captain Smith the well known mining authority of Colorado
and mining editor of the Rocky Mountain News that the Clear
district will become noted for its gold silver
copper product we'll The figures for the pres
year will show wonderful increase the production copper
the district and this represents considerable when it taken into
the change the result depth
this but considerable development work and shipping has been
Lexington gold belt and is conceded
ton is strong in copper
Especially this in the vicinity between the Lexington
Brookvae About the only native copper be found i'll the
preparations being develop
these properties there the line
to be found.
Mining greatly pleased with the outlook and regard
the change nothing unusual greater development
auen depth change the formation the
general class and character of the output.
surprised the gain in the copper output the dis
trict remarked Captain Smith Sftngs representative
simply been bproduct and the mining
who attempted lass anything else
will be looked upon differently by the Miners
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
AROUND
SILVER
PLUME
Much Activity in and About this Camp
Terrible Receiving Machinery.


Terrible Receiving Machinery.
The work of extending the rail road
Fl ON Silver Plume to the Terrible mine
was completed last week and now the
engag, d in making arrangements for the
installation OF a large quantity OF machin-
cry, which is arriving daily.
Several car loads of lime and cement
and machinery have been received and
now workmeu are engaged in putting
everything IN place.
Few people have any idea of the saving
that will be maze III handling the ore
from this property now that the spur has
been completed. Prior to the Colorado
& Southern building the road it was nee
essary to transport the machinery, mer-
chandise, etc, that arrived at the Plume,
from that point to the mine by wagons
Now that the road has been constructed
to the premises all that is needed Is TO
tram the ore from the workings to the
cars. This in itself will be great saving
aud will no doubl be the means of their
ore bodies being worked on an enormous
scale.
/ 1t is now ported that the Colorado &
Southern will III the near future begin TO
| lay an additional mile of track up the
canon to the New York tunnel.
The big fume winch is in the course of
construction is progressing favorably and
will soon be finished
1t is reported on reliable authority that
the old Baltimore mine has been sold and
that operations will be resumed shortly.
This property was famous as a producer
before the panic of 1893, at which time it
became necessary on account of the
slump III silver to suspend operations.
The workings of the property are now
in splendid condition when the long idle
ness is taken INTO consideration. The
mine will be equipped with the latest i'm
proved machinery and it is expected that
a large force will be working in short
time. The purchasers Of the property are
not known at the present time. The main
tuuhSi oH thc PtOpSit y 10 " oS uilNSh oy
machine drills and connections will be
made with the Shively group.
Higgins, Smith & Co., owners of the
Wisconsin mine, have opened fine vein
of high grade silver and lead ore. Two
shifts are working and are pushing the
work along on the lower tunnel and are
at present working under the great pock-
ct of ore. An upraise is to be started in
a short time and when this is completed,
the method of handling the ore will be
much cheaper.
Campbell & Co., of Denver have taken
a bond and lease on the Collins mine sit
uated just above the famous railroad loop
bridge. This property has been closed
since the panic and little development
work has been done since that time. The
ore is of medium grade, giving returns in
silver, gold and lead.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Was Exonerated.

At meeting of Miners Union
No. 1856, of Idaho Springs, held on
November 20, 1902, the following
) resolutions were passed:
miners Union No. 1856 of Idaho
Springs, of the Western Federation
of Miners, does hereby exonerate
; Brother John E. Chandler of the
charges preferred by J. B. Forres-
. ter, viz: That ]. E. Chandler did
sell this union to the Republican
party for personal consideration,
! at the last election.
"The committee appointed by
. the president of said union came
to the above conclusion after care
full and considerate investigation.
. EDWARD CARTER,
. Chairman.
7. G. KEoGH,
. Secretary.
. NJ. ]. RILEY,
E. c. COMPTON,
]. McISAAC,
Members of Committee.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Good Pay Streak Found in Kinda.

C. +. Crawford announces that he has
put FIVE more men to work in the second
adit OF the Kinda mine. The pay streak
is three feet wide and runs 20 ounces in
silver and tour ounces gold to the ton.
The balance of the mineral runs $50 per
ton, and all of the product will be sent to
the smelters. An adlt below the second
level will he started from Fall river to
cut under this ore body.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Issues a Pretty Little Book.

The Daily Mining Record has issued a
mighty pretty little book showing the
pages of that paper in miniature and
also showing the sentiment of the people
in its favor as a mining paper and as an
advertising medium. The book is a
pretty one and will help to advertise that
interesting publication even more than
it is at the present time.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Star Tunnel.

The Star tunnel, up Chicago creek, is
daily being worked and it is expected
that almost any time the Colum 0ia vein
will be cut. When this point is reached
It will have cut the vein at depth of 500
feet. During the past few days an inn
mense Porphyry dyke was encountered,
aud 1t took two days of tramming to get
to the breast. The tunnel is again in
granite, and better progress is being
made.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Sunny South Progress.

The Sunny South property, which is
under the management of Charles Bragg,
has been doing some good work of late
The tunnel is now in $40 feet and has
been driven during the last year. 1t is
expected that body of ore will be cut
in few days. The property is owned by
A. D. Bulls and others.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Old Stag.

1t is now thought that within the next
three weeks the Old Stag company,
which is operating the Oneida tunnel at
Freeland, will have their machinery in
place and that operations will be re-
sumed. The tunnel is now in 200 feet
and the showing of ore is good consider
ing the distance.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
interpretations.

SuIlteIma Tunnel company; capital
stock $4,000; to operate in Clear Greek
county; directors. A. Pierce, D. A.
Clark and f. B. Angel.
Fostoria Gold Mining company, capi-
tai stock 81 600 600; to operate in Clear
Greek county; Bruce M. Meyers, Charles
c. German. ID P. Mcdonald, b. F. Stras-
ser, Vim. r. Strasser, John N. Isgrig and
Otto Q. Beck with.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Machinery for Peck Shaft.

The machinery that was formerly on
the Lotus group in Russell district has
been overhauled and been placed on the
Peck shaft. This property is on the East
end of the Lotus group and is perhaps
the largest in the entire district Sinking
has been commenced and the work will
continue through the winter.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Steam Power for Wilkie Mill.

A steam plant is being installed at the
Wilkie mill which will be used when the
water in Clear creek is low. A 10 horse
power boiler and a so horse power engine
uas been purchased and will be in opera
ZION in a few days.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Too Much Water.

While driving the drift on the Edgar
vein, the Big Five people did not realize
that they were SO close to an old working,
aud the result was that there was a cave
in. There was about 200 feet of water in
the shaft, all of which came out through
the tunnel. Little damage was done.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Good Ore in Gum Tree.

Messrs. Morgan and Owen, who are
leasing on the Gum Tree, are taking out
some good looking ore. AT the present
time they have 100 tons of ore ready for
shipment to the smelters. The leasers
are shipping their mill ore to the mills in
this city and they are receiving handsome
returns for all milled.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-29
Make Monthly Reports.

Eastern people who hold interests mines this district
other the should make point that reports
be made stockholders every regarding progress
the mine.
And these reports should be general but detail
There why they should the and
number employed the paid every
thing with the expense the
great up
against the failure mining companies
report showing what progress has been made what the has
been and everything connection with the mine.
Sings believes people their
of the district other district entitled know what
being done with properties costing
them.
every hand guard his
that report progress
demand that shall There nothing in
company that should be held back.
them report because customary
stockholders these trips step protect
their
This the way protect your holdings.
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Oiftrittsontpalts bon Ganuqd gountn.
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