Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
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A. ssla ~ elll.or rf she i...sd ilaHn.as.ss
are pui ia bia-s 30 siai- guis.b lara,
tsisaH.aze ~ a.lsd e.ss-iazEs.gis e.sn sl-a t,.s
sszaed trtssa tAe l-.E.e re-erge- Hsss
blss kod eai ~ hash tho t.uEeka and
ana t.rIe nasncs.
The New Gcssfsrs lhisareuasal M
tIsH JlQs se~ En-s..l,od u fhs aslll
here whseh ln cun8sesalam wsfh "a.
skilled ahsliiy II Me--rs. NcCansr-
bell tiaek ssaf' and l,ano. are making
very clean head ore IA which the
zane i- separated frum the lead uaasi
satisfactorily here the zinc and
sFon miidlsn9s are parted apon the
magnetic or electrical separator. the
Iron vii be pat IN with the had
and the zlnc free from lead shipped
10 the zane or chemical works
The bag ledge of ziae+lead sud
phlde IN levels Ne. 3. and ) Of the
Ere mime as advanced upon is prov
iRg If good grade and viii average
under the rollers IN the pulp at ths
mill ~ per cent lead and ~ per
cent zinc
Mr. John Hubbard. of Chicago.
His. who is interested m the nall
has returned from a hying trip 10
salIda, where he went 10 inquire
into the ere markets and look up
rates He was very well pleased
with the behavior af the bag batter,
# furnaces at the Ohio and Colo
radios modern plant and states he
will endeavor 10 keep them going
steadily with lead ore.
The mining district has already
been visited by many heavy mining
operators or their representatives
and they, like Mr.. l.andrigan. of
Aspen, a well-known leaser who has
just returned 10 camp, are all agreed
that with all rail connections the fu-
ture of the district is most reassur-
ing and the opportunities in mining
here are better than any camp of
which they have knowledge
Among the many mining people
who have recently looked the Car
Donate camp over with satisfaction
is a bonanza chaser of the gigantic
Colorado Fuel a Iron company who
inquired into and sampled the large
iron deposits exposed ON the Iron
King.
W j Rattle. of Cleveland. Ohio.
Senator Hanna's trusted expert on
iron ores, and James l.. iIackett. Of
Louisville, Kentucky, a well known
mining and mill man, examined
both developed and mdevoloped
mines.
WI. Wearcs, of London, England
c. NJ Post, e. \. Highly and ". b.
Deerall, of Denver and New York
City, have been here recently. Mr.
Deerall has built three smelters in
Colorado, including the Boston Gold
Copper at Leadville
W ii. kinnon. of Denver. G.. +.
Kendall and u. A. Farrell, Of New
York aud Lake City, were here look
ing up am ore supply for the three
furnace smelter they contemplate
building at Gunnison. Mr.. Farrell
Is manager of the Red Rover mine
and is reputed 10 be a successful
promoter. He advises Mr.. Tobin bv
letter from Boston, that he has the
deal financially rounded out and will
soon be ready for business.
Mr. Jas. J. Brown. of I.eadville.
an owner in the world renowned
Little Johnny gold mine, when in
terviewed by President W G.. WebeI
of the Tumichi Valley smelter when
he was contemplating improvements
on the smelter here. as To his opinion
of the wisdom and outcome of the
Akron companys big transportation
tunnel stated that if the tunnel was
ever completed it would be grand
success, and the ores found would
furnish the "needful' to make all
concerned happy. Mr. Brown Is ID.
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