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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
ICE MAY CRUSH STEAMERS.
Craft and CarEocs Worth Over $4,000,
600 in Peril at Yukon.

600 In PeriI at YUKON.
A special from Dawson says that
steamers and cargoes valued ut more
than 100000 remain exposed to the
perIs of the Yukon ice and frost with
little prospect of being got to places of
safety for the winter. Some steamers
have full cargoes Of perishable provis-
ions and these are certain to be ruined.
The gold output of the Klondike for the
last season is now figured at $10,4OO,-
600
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
HOPE TO END MINE SHUTDOWN.
Montana Unions and Labor Assembly

Montana Unions and Labor Assembly
Talk of Buying Company Stock.
Officials of the Montana miners union
refuse to divulge the proceedings at the
executive session in Butte Sunday night.
BY practically Il unanimous vote the Sill
yer Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
has indorsed the action of the union Sat
urday both as to the offer to buy the
MacGinnis stock in the Boston and
Montana Company and the resolutions
adopted
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
BANKER MAKES CONFESSION.
Accused of Forging Names to Notes
to Secure Loans,

William A. Patton Of Lesuer, Mimi,
cashier of the defunct Farmers and
Merchants Bank private institution
owned by himself and his father, Will
liam II. Patton. has been arrested on
complaint of Herman Citing, who al
leges that Patton forged his name to Il
promissory note for $4,000. Patton adj
mits the charge. Patton is also said to
have negotiated $4,000 loan from a
st. Paul bank and one Of $4,000 from a
Mankato bank.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Shot Down in Mayors Office,

Policeman Charles a. Collins was IA
tally shot in the Mayors office in Sa-
vannah, Ga. 10y Henry G. Green, an art
dealer Green, who was recently arrest
ed by Collins, was prosecuting a charge
of false arrest, and when question was
asked by the policeman rejecting on his
character Green shot Collins through the
breast.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Firc Loss in Omaha.

Fire in Omaha destroyed the four
story brick building occupied by Kirsch,
Braun < Son and Robert Purvis, pro-
duce commission merchants. The loss is
estimated ut between 100000 and 1925
400
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Attempts Life of Mexican President.

Elias Toscano, q notorious Mexican
criminal, just released from Jail for muir
der, attempted to assasinate President
Diaz, firing five shots at him III Guiana
juato& hut failing TO hit him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30

President Roosevelt, on behalf of the
government, has accepted the $4,000
painting representing the signing of the
peace protocol with Spain, presented by
II O. Frick
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Vessel sinks in Like Eric.

The schooner John Mark. with n cargo
of stone, went to the bottom of Lake
Erie in storm OFF kelley's Island. The
crew was saved by the life savers from
the Marblehead station.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Laden Orc Ront Sinks.

The ore-laden steamer William d.
Sauber was lost in Lake Superior after
a thrilling twenty-hour battle with the
storm. Her captain and one sailor were
drowned, the remaining fourteen of the
crew being rescued.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Rank Gefa a Rcceivnr-

At Pittsburg notice was posted on the
doors of the Federal National Bank
Wednesday morning announcing that the
institution is closed by order of the
COMPTROLLER OF the Currency.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Russo Jnpanese Convention signed.

Official Information from both Toxic
and St. Petersburg is to the effect that
drafts Of the Russo-Japanese convention
have been approved by the Gar and
Count I.amsdor(f, the Russian foreign
minister. Only slight alterations in these
drafts are needed TO effect a settlement
of all difficulties by amicable compro-
mise
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Burglar. Rob a Bunk.

Burglars entered the banking house of
Scroggins & Workman, in Sheridan, Ore,
blew open the safe with giant powder,
secured $1,000 in coin and made their es-
cape before the sleeping residents Of the
town could be aroused.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
"I.o Road i'm Trouble.

The Chicago Lake Street Elevated
Railroad Company passed into the hands
of n receiver on the petition of two stock
holders, who declared the corporation in
solvent Judge Tuthill appointed the
Equitable Trust Company to take
charge.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
LAND FRAUDS CHARGED.

Timber Claims on Pacific Slope Ac-
CURED by Illegal Means.
The Portland Oregonian says: The
government has unearthed Il stupendous
land graft ring that has been carrying
on business in every well-timbered area
on the Pacific slope. This ring has not
only acquired lands by dummies" and
other fraudulent means but has debauch-
cd officials, making them hirelings or
partners in the business. The ringlead-
ers of the conspiracy are said to be in
San Francisco.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Work Started by Goverpor

The work of building new ship canal
was formally started at Indiana Harbor,
Ind, Saturday, when Governor Durbn
touched an electric button which set the
dredge in motion. The Governor, Sena-
tor Fairbanks and others made speeches.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Cold Storage Firm Fails.

The Minneapolis Cold Storage Com
pany has filed a petition in bankruptcy
and John Kunz has been appointed re-
ceiver The total liabilities may reach
100000 while the assets are about
$26O,O00 II will probably be reorgan-
led
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Vast Railroad 1. Assured.

The national trans-eontinental railway
The bill provides for new railroad from
the Atlantic to the Pacific through the
agricultural districts of northern Canada.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Minnesota Veteran Richer

Lorctz Olson, of Winona, Mimi, has
been appointed messenger on the sol
diers' roll Of the National House of Rep
resentatives by Doorkeeper Lyon. He
will fill the vacancy caused by the death
OF Samuel Ii. Decker and like him, is
an armleSS<veteran of the Civil War
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
e l.. Blair Stables Burned.

Fire has destroyed the coach barn and
stables of the estate of G. Ledyard Blair,
near Peapack, n. j. The marble build
inr. which cost 100000, was one of the
best-appointed structures of it's kind in
the United States. The horses were.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Fear of Trouble Indicated.

4 prominent Washington correspond
ent calls attention to the hasty dispatch
ing of 400 marines to the Caribbean Sea
and to other indications that the United
States is expecting a revolution or other
trouble in Colombia.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
ARMENIAN is SLAIN.
HEAD OF REVOLUTIONARY So
GETTY KILLED IN LONDON.

SaGate1 Sagouni Way1aid at His Own
Door-Crime Is Last of "A Series of
Similar Character in Different Parts
of Europe.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Shot by Union sympathizcrs.

In Waco, Tex, a battle occurred be-
tween non-union men employed ON a
street car and friends of striking motor
men. Henry Hays, of Bridgeport, Conn.
one of the non-union motormen, was ia
tally shot.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Plan Another Big Iron Cut.

Arrangements are being completed for
another curtaiment in the production of
pig iron throughout the country. With
in few days meeting of all the fur
mace men interested will be held in Pitts
hury
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Dan Patch Breaks Pacing Record.

Dan Patch set new world record
pacing mark for the mile and half-mile.
The times are 0:56 and 1:5IA.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Ynrt in street Car Accident.

Six persons were injured in wreck
on a North Clark street cable car, in
Chicago, caused by the grip running into
an open vault.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
CIiDs Pncinu Recorfl

Dan Patch paced mile in 1:56A at
Memphis. breaking the record of 1857
held by Prince Alert.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-30
Wi Bnili New packing Honscs,

The Independent Packing Company,
the new organization OF live stock rails
ers. will build a large packing house In
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-02-01

Yer vonum, a6 PAD VERDI bvi tali0
a~ll-eigulegt timarit % Pyki ekki
dyrt a elm dollar argangurinn.
Enn fremur hefur verio akveoio,
40 TAXA faeinar auglysingar bla0i0
framvegis, einkum fra islenzkum
kaupm0nnum / islenzku byg0unum
her "iyrir sunnan linuna", og viljum
yer her med bj60a Peim ao hagnyta
ser PAD p!ass, sem til Pess verour
atlao, 90 vonum yer svo COOS til
samPegna vorra her syora, einkum /
N.-Dakota, a0 Peir lati oss nj6ta
slfkra vi0skifta ekki s1our en- islenzk
bloc / 0orum l0ndum.
1slendingar / Bandarlkj unum.
Viljio per MI drengileya styoja Petta
Gina bla0fyrirtaki Pj6oar vorrar her
I ]andi? Yer treystum Pvf, 40 per
reynist oss drengiIega % kaupend-
UNI blaosins fj0lgi daglega. "Vin-
land hefur pa Won, 40 veroa your
ao gagni, og alt will Pa0 gcra til 40
ella soma yoar.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-02-01
Peterson-Systurnar

"Vlnland" birtir / petta sim myndir
tveggja lslenzkra kvenna, er fyrstar URDU
til a0 ma hdsk6laprof 1Amer1ku. Pa6 cru
systurnar, Johanna porunn % J6n1na
Rosa (tv1burar) datur Jonatans Peturs-
sonar fra Eioum 1 Eioapingha q Islandi,
sem MI er kaupmaour 1 Newark, S.-Dak.
Ham var elm fyrsti landnemi / islenzku
D%ylendunni / Minnesota, og lengi kaup-
maour M%inneota, Me6 foreldrum SIN
um komu pnr systur fj0gra ara gamlar
til Amer1ku ario 1877 og 6lust upp 1
Minnesota %nylendunni. Tolf ara gamlar
sendi J0natan detur sinar til Minneapolis
til az ganga a skola, pvl pa voru sk6lar
ofullkomnir lit til sveita. Par voru svo
st6ougt vic nam par 1 borginni par til
pBr 1tskrifuoust af rikishask6lanum
vorio 1895 og hlutu Bachelor IF Science
nafnb0t. Sumario 1897 giftist J6nina.
Rosa dr.. F. b. Moody, lakni af sanskum
@ttum / Minneapolis. En- henni var6
ekki langra l1fdaga auoio, pvl HUN and
aoist sumario 1899. Hin systirin, Johanna
porunn, var / fimm ar kennari vi6 Bori
skola / Redwood Falls og Lakefeld,
Mimi. Veturinn 1901 1902 stunda6i hun.
nam postgraduate course) vic hask6lann
1 Chicago og lagoi a6allega fyrir sig
st@r6fraoi. Nj um hrl0 hefur hun
dvalio heima i f60urgaroi.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-02-01

Aofangadagskveld 1 Winnipeg, og Matt
uglur: hin fyrri tekin ur"Heimskringlu',
hin s16ari 1r "Suora".
Sauna niourrOoun 4 40 vera hinum
heftunum, sem enn cru oAomin. Hefoi
ekki verio rettara, 40 hafa hvao UNI sig /
emu samhengi-0ll lj6oin 1 emu lagi,
s0gurnar lit at fyrir sig ALTAR, o. s. frv.?
Ekki stti 90 purfa ao vera nokkur
vafi 4 pvi, 40 ritum Gests Palssonar veroi
vel fagnao af 0llum islenZkum lyo. Eoa
hvao atti maour ao segja UNI pa Pjoo,
sem lett sig litlu varoa am verk annars
ems ]istamanns, annars ems sEalds? Rit
hans hafa verio tydd a aorar tungur til
mikillar aoddunar 0orum Ejo6um. Altti
pa ekki hvert 1slenzkt mannabarn az
Pekkja pau?
Agooinn, sem veroa kann If dtgafuuni,
a 40 ganga til Pess, 40 reisa skaldinu
minnisvar6a. bad hofoi fyrir l0ngu att
ao vera bui0, ao sctja fagran legstein
a lcioi Gests Paissonar. Ham er Gina
1slenzka skaldio: sem iYl.ir / amoIlshri
mold, og eiyum YER Vestur-Isiendinyar
40 gera oss pa skOmm, 40 lata lei0i hans
tinast og mining hams gleymast?
Einhvern TINA sl0ar nun "Vlnland", eff
til will, segja meira UNI Gest Palsson og
verk hans. Rim leytir pao ekki a6
sinni. En- hvetja viljum yer ALA alvar-
lega til a0 kappa ritin hans. pau fast
MI hja 1ts0lum0nnllm h%vervetna / is
lenzku b%ygounum. 1 Minneota fast pau
hja herra G. A. Ddlmann.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-02-01
Rit Gests Palssonar.

Rett a0ur en- blao Petta val f~ullsett,
m%e0tokum yer fra herra Arn6ri Arnasyni
/ Chicago eitt eintak at fyrsta hefti rita
Gests heitins Palssonar, sem peir herra
Amor Arnason og herra Sig. jul. 10
hannesson cru 40 gefa ut.
BETA fyrsta hefti er 24O bis. az stsero,
fremur vel vandao ao papplr og premium
og kostar I kapu $1.25. Alls eiga heftin
a6 ver0a Prju, og er hinum h%eftunum
heitio mj0g braolega.
Fremst 1 bokinni err aget mynd af
skaldina og neoan vic hama pessar hend-
ingar tr kva0inu "Betlikerlingin":
silver skyra kann fra prisund og plagum
ollum peim,
sem pfslarvottar gafunnar lioa' / pessum
heinz"
Og cru pa6 %sannarlega vel valin einkunn-
ar ORC fyrir Gest Palsson.
AUX formula rita 1tgefendurnir tails
vert langa afs0gu og lysingu skaldsins.
pao er az m6rgu leyti vel samin grein,
en- ma pc pa6, eff til will, ao henni finna,
az 4 henni er of skaldlegur still en- of
l1ti6 henni af vlsindalegu gagnryni.
A6al-efni b0karinnar err svo skift /
timm fokka, sem fylgir:
1. K:edi:: pau cru "a ~talsins.
2. S6gur:: Pessar finn: Svanurinn.
Notwithstanding, Hans v0ggur, Upp-
reistin 4 Brekku og Sveitas9ln.
3. Fyr1rlestrdr: Llfb 1 Reykjav1k.
4. Pg3ingur:: par cru ALTAR stuttar.
sj0 eftir Ivan Turgenjew, elm drsansku,
Elm eftir Henrik Pontappidon, og elm
eftir baron H. Won Schwerin.
5. Ritgerdir:: par cru %einungis tvar:
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-02-01
'.Vinland."

hleo Pessu Dlaol q fyrstl ar
gangur "Vinlands."
Yer h6tum pvi vinum vorum, ao
segja peim / lok argangsins hrein-
skilnislega, hvernigg tilraun vor hefoi
lukkast, og skulum yer MI binda
enda q ba0 loforo wort.
BIaoio fekk Pegar upphaf COCA
m6tt0ku hja a%lmenningi oy vinsnldir
Pess viroast oss hafa vaxio sloan alt
til Pessa. Oss er kert, az geta skfrt
fra Pvf, 40 Peir MEM, sem yer ALT
UNI beet vaXna az dama um bloc 90
timarit, hafa upp0rvao oss meo hlfj-
UNI huga og g6oum oroum.
Askrifenda ITALIAN hefur fario sma
hnkkandi. og ma hun heita vel vio-
unanleg-fuIt svo ha % yer geroum
oss vonir UNI. Bygoirnar fslenzku /
Bandarik junum kappa blaoio mj0g
alment 90 i Canada hefur Pao sum-
staoar fengio talsveroa dtbreioslu.
Yer h0fum CERT oss far UNI az ]ata
innihald blaosins vera SEN fr0oleg-
asst, Peirri Won, 40 yer gatum q
pam hiatt lagt fran worm litla skerf
til 40 auka Pekkingu landa vorra OF
skilning Peirra' referendum nahum.
Yer h6fum efnt Pa0 loforo wort, 40
lata bla0io vera 0ha0 0llum fokkum,
% reynt h0fum yer a0 segja fra
hverjum HUT ems rett og satt og yer
h0fum beet haft Wit &.
"Vfnland' hefur & pessu Ari Autt
Aeiri myndir af islenzkum m0nnum
en- nokkurt anna0 islenzkt blao e0a
timarit. pvi hefur veri0 samfara
allmikill kostna6ur, en- yer vitum. az
myndirnar ,hafa verio m0rgum til
an@gju og sjAum PVT ekki eftir Pvi.
Bla6i6 heldur afram al koma Ut.
Gjarna hefoum yer vilja0 geta lAti6
pa0 koma ut oftar en- emu sinni q
manuoi, en- PVT mi0ur sjaum yer oss
Pao ekki fert, NEST fyrir pa sok, az
ritstj6rarnir ba0ir hafa svo lftinn
TINA afgangs sinum emb@ttisverk-
UNI, a0 Peir ekki geta bundi0 sig svo
fast vio dtgafu blaosins, sem MAUD
synlegt veri, eff PAD @tti al koma ut
viku- e0a Observation-Disclosures.
En- til Pess a0 bata dr Pessu, er
Akve0io 40 sTEKkA Nc "VfNLAND"
TALsvERT X Her eftir ver6ur
blaoio fullum priojungi sterra en-
PAD hefur veri0. S6mulei6is verour
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

Andrew Anderson, since his return from
the east, has taken hold of mining with
his accustomed zeal and will try to excel
even his Waltham record. He has two
propositions going upon which he banks
strongly, viz: the Conner mine, Just over
the divide in Gilpin county, and the
Gold Treasure group of sixteen claims,
lying east of the Alpine group. The
Gold Treasur development consists of
an adit and shaft sunk therein, the total
vertical depth being IS5 feet. This shaft
is looking so well in the bottom that
sinking will be pushed. The values
there show 3.52 ozs. god and 5000 ozs.
silver to the ton. Hosting is being done
with whim, but if the mine justifes,
and there is every reason to believe it
will, hosting plant will be placed and
the operations increased. The work at
the Conner consists in cleaning out the
and other workings
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

General Frank Hall in the Denver Post
has the following to offer in regard to
one of the the recent enterprises started
here and in which James Barton Adams,
the poet laureate of the Post, is heavily
interested; James Barton Adams of the
Post has been elevated to the presidency
of the Miners Gold Development com
pany which will operate group of claims
on Soda creek, near Idaho Springs. Mr..
Adams went up there yesterday to ex-
anime the property and give directions
that it shall be worked in the poetic style
for which he is famous throught the land.
1t is not improbable that he will pound
a drill in the main heading of the develop
ing tunnel. If the results attained in
this venture are as enjoyable to him as
his poems and bright paragraphing are
to the public, he will come out multi
millionaire one of these days.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

P. NJ. Francis has just finished timber
ing and ore shoots at the Eagle Bird, sit
uate near the Sweet Home and under
the management of Colonel Platt. This
mine has the distinction of producing
about $50 per day, the work oftwo men.
This is pretty good for a new property
and shows what could be done were pro-
,duction pushed
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

The new section of the water driven
plant of the Consolidated Gems electrict-
al department is in operation this week.
This gives them an added 800 horsepower
making 600 of their 1000 horsepower
capacity water propelled.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22
SIFTINGS RELIABLE
PAGE OF MINING
ABOUT
MINING AND
MILLING ~ ~

Word comes from Leadville that Col
lerette & Landry are prepared to ship 100
to 200 tons of carbonates per day from
the Matchless mine-that is, if the
strike does close the smelter.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

W. Carr has been appointed superinten-
dent of all the mine work of the Gem
Consolidated Mines company. In their
Freighter's Friend property they have
lust completed sinking to the 6oo-foot
level and have commenced drifting in the
third, fourth, fifth and sixth levels. They
are also drifting in the seventh, eighth
and ninth levels from the Gem shaft.
They are driving the sixth level in the
Silver Age and are preparing to sink that
shaft an additional 200 feet. Besides this
work in the upper workings, good pro-
CESS is being made through the New
house tunnel. Last month they broke
the record in the drifts in the tunnel level.
The east drift was driven 100 feet and the
west drift 135 feet. The force will be in
caeased here this month and still better
record may be expected for August. These
drifts are double. track, 7x9 in the clear.
The upraise from the Newhouse tunnel is
also being extended and may connect
with the shaft in another 45o feet. Under
favorable circumstances this connection
NAV be made by the first of the year.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

R. L. Martin, manager of the Gregory
Buell. mill, one of the largest in Gilpin
county, was over here last Monday. Mr..
Martin is said to be making fine success
in his treatment of ores.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

S. J. Fisher of Pittsburg was the guest
of George Mcc1elland last week, looking
over the Monarch tunnel and other prop
ositions in which he is interested.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

Pres dent Peer, of the !. I. c. company,
is showing some very pretty specimens of
burnt quartz from the Manitou mine, in
Arizona. Free gold shows in the rock.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

James Cousins, who has been assisting
in timbering at the New Era, is contemp-
lating starting up the Crazy Girl, in South
gulch, about one mile from Freeland.
Jimmy has some good ore in that prop
erty, running in lead and gold.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

The water is being pulled from the
shaft of the Solid Muldoon, under the
supervision of Attorney Joe Coddington.
After this is consummated, it is the in
tention TO thoroughly develop this old
property, which has a record for produc-
ing smelling ore OF more than the aver
age grade, besides its milling streak
The shaft has been sunk to the depth of
ais feet. This will be sunk 200 feet
deeper and new levels be driven. At the
depth of 900 feet levels have been driven
each way 100 feet and the showing is
very satisfactory, one and one-half feet
of mill dirt and a smelling streak that
returns SIS per ton. The property is
situated about one and one-half miles up
Chicago Creek ard adjacent to the wag-
on road. The cost of transportation of
the ore is therefore nominal. We are
pleased to see Mr.. Coddingtou preparing
to put this old property in shape to add
materially to the production of the dis
trict
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

The Treasure Vault leasers are driving
upon the vein. Steady shipments of
high-grade gold ore are reported.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

N. c. Merrill, secretary and business
agent of the Big Five corporation, pays
the following handsome tribute to one of
our fellow-townsmen and which is too
good to go unpublished. We give it
verbatim:
Mr.. Knowles, contractor in the Central
tunnel, has introduced novel and pract
ical feature in the matter of establishing
his levels which will make it unnecessary
for the company's engineer to establish
the line more than once month. This
feature so simplifes the work of keeping
the level that it illustrates the value of
having connected with the work man
whose experience is SO broad that he can
bring into service economics which not
only reduce cost, but increase the eficien-
cy of the work done. ***
The Edgar Wine in block No. 10 con-
tinues its good showing, and the probab-
iiities of good production right along
are of the best.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

Frank Collins, of the Republic Cousoli-
dated G. NJ. & NJ. Co., operated at Empire,
is fugitive from the wrath of the stock
holders of that company, which he is
claimed to have touched to the tune
of thousands of dollars.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

Operations at the Silver Age are most
encouraging. Manager Renshaw is TAX
ing hold with his accustomed energy and
is steadily getting the property in shape
to realize handsomely for the stock
holders. All the Silver Age needs is
thorough exploitation upon business lines.
The work at present Is largely confined
s TO the main shaft sunk from the tunnel
level and which is less than 200 feet deep.
At 100 feet long level has been run west,
aud Jones and Co. are obtaining ore of
fair grade in large quantities. Ed. Nor
mandeau also has fair showing in this
level and hopes to open up something
good before long. Below this level the
water is being taken out, and we under
stand that sinking will be done. This is
what the mine needs to get under the
old slopes that have produced SO gener-
ously in the past and whose shoots are
undoubtly continuous. The Silver Age
property consists of so many veins con-
verging at that point. that the present
work will open reserves for years to
come.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

Charles F. Collins, of Chicago, who is
heavily interested in the New Era and
the Lone Tree companies, has arrived in
camp and is delighted at the showing in
that excellent proposition. He pro-
nounces the work done under the man.
agement of Dick Elgan as all that could
be desired. Mr.. Collins is well posted as
to the mining camps of the state, and he
AYERS that the Clear Greek section is
equal to anything he has seen. This is
high praise and is certainly very encour,
aging not only to the stockholders in the
two companies with which he is asso-
ciated but to all who have interested
themselves in this vicinity.