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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26
\ oTICE OF APPLICATION ron q. :
PATENT.
ppIlcalion 80 IsiN
Mining Application No. 1855
Mineral survey No. 1920 a and Il.
U. 5. Land Office. |
Denver Land District.

Mining Application NO 1850
U. ). Land Office.
Denver Land District.
Denver, Colorado. October ~. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in pnrsu-
auce Of the act of Congress approved
May 10. 1872, Edwin 5. Giles, whose
postotfce Is Idaho Springs, Colorado.
100 linear feet respectively on the
igiianca. 10 Daskam, Seguranca, Al
lldnea, and Advance lodes. bearing gold
and silver, with surface ground lou teet
IN width respectively, and for The Hon
do mill site. situate in Trail Run min
Of Colorado. and described by. the on
cIal plat herewith posted and by the
heId notes on file In the office Of the
register of the United States land office
at Denver. Colorado, as follows. viz:
VIGILANCE LODE.
Two hundred and thirty feet being
y. ZSs As Z. and 1870 feet being 3. 20
AZ W. from the breast of discovery cut.
Beginning at Cor. No. /. whence the
\ Cor See 1 .gs Up; 3; =; 7s aaS " % q
siiI.os feet: thence N. 2ss IS Z. 1900
iest 20 Cor. No; q; thense n. TO- ~ ",
A. fsss isoo is GGf To- Cor Cor tnsnss 5
50' is E. l52.sl feet to Cor. No. /. the
place Of osSinpnalsskKAM ~ npnalsskKAM LODE.
Ing n. z9' As E. and 1864 feet being s.
2ss 45' w. from the mouth OF discovery
Beginning at Cor. No. l. whence the
y. y Cor. Sec. I. TIP. I s.. r. 73 W. of
the 9Th p. NJ, bears g. (. 5s, 4y, w
3576.68 feet; thence N. 49, As E. 1900
feet to Cor. No. 2: thence N. TO- Is w.
l52.31 feet to Cor. No. 3. identical with
Cor. No. 2. Vigilance lode; thence 8. 80
~ w. 1900 feet to Cor. No. Z, identical
with Cor. No. l. Vigilance lode; thence
s. TO- IS E. 1921 feet to Cor. No. 1,
the place sscGKsANcHs e esKsAiaN1caas'L LODE.
seas Enc and isss being sss
beginning at Cor No: l. Identical
with Cor. No. l. 10 Daskam lode.
whence the n. u Cor. Sec. Z. TIP. 4 s.,
So -" w. 3376.6S feet; thence N. 2es
AS e. 1900 feet to Cor. No. .. identical
with Cor. No. .. 10 Daskam lode; thence
S. 70' Is e. 1921 feet to Cor. No. 3;
thence 9. 2S' 45' W. 1900 feet to Cor,
No. q; thence N. TO- IS w. 1891 feet
to Cor No AitnsSgcx ihs gclsss L6pss q pssssinnins
and isss feet BEL Being esr j. as. 45 W. from
the mouth OF discovery cut.
Beginning At Cor. No. l. whence the
n. ACor. Bee. :, Tp. Z g.. R. rs w. Of
the 9Th r. NJ. bears 8. l3' z. 10" W.
3327.9s feet: thence N az 45' E. 1900
feet to Cor. No. .: thence N. To- 15' w.
1891 feet to Cor. No. ,. Identical with
Cor. NO. ,. eeguranca lode, thence s.
thence = TO- l6' r. l52.3l feet to Cor.
No. !. the place Of beginning.
ADvANCA LODE.
Twelve feet being N. 9s' 45' z. and
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26
MINING AppLIcATlei NO. 1851.
Mineral Survey No. i12o3.
U. S. Land Once.

Denver. Colorado October 10, 1901.
Notice IS hereby given MAT \ D. Bulls and Ben
T. O~en whose postofhce is Do Springs. Colo.
ha made application for p1ni for 1900 linear feet
on the Beemer lode tearinaxolI and silver the
same being 1856 feet $50 9hnd i76 feet being
81 W from the discovery shaffhereon. thence 81
q z3i-3 II. thence n s5s J feet With surface
ground l50 feet In width. SIate In Jackson and
Coral Mining Districts. Clear county State OF
Colorado. and described In = plat and field notes
on hIe In this Office. as foIlo& viz:
Beginning a. cor no 1 whert the n ia cor sec 3
Tt r73 hears 6yob5 10" 365.0s f.:
thence n sz' 7013o n. 10 cor. no. whence
cor. no. 2. sur no. 124ao. A. Lode bears e 2y e
I2i O6 H.: thence go 27w Is II. to cor. no. g.
whence Cor no. 6. sur. 1ls9. A. d. Lcde bears
So l6 1880 IL thence q fA.91 IT, TO cor no T.
thence So " $50 n 10 COT 4 thence So SIT %
#. TO cor. no. 8. thence AZ -. Is II. to cor
no. Z: thence see 7538t to Cor. no. 8: thence
Il l59.3e IT, to cor. no. 1.-THE place Of beginning
Containing 4OQs acres. Expressly excepting and
excluding ali conflict with urvey No. 12l39. A. D.
Lode and forming . port4 Of the eI-4o of Sec.
Twp Is. range % Of II 9Th principal meridian
Sad location being reeo1kd in vol las. page AZ
Of the records OF Clear Cn1s county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants III "a. d. Lode. Survey No.
C.. FORD Register.
First pub Oct. 2 last Il. Dec. -. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26

l4ss feet being 8. 2s' AZ w. from the
breast of discovery cut
Beglnning at Cor; No !, identical
the N. i Cor. Sec. 1. TIP. s. r.. 73 w.
OF the 9Th r. NJ, bears s. Ia T. 10" W.
332193 feet: thence n. go AZ Il. 1900
feet to Cor No. 2. thence s. TO- 15' T.,
1881 feet to Cor. No. 8; thence S. 29'
As w. 1900 feet to Cor. No. 4: thence N
TO- 15' w. 1921 feet to Cor No l. the
place of beginning.
THE HONDO MILL SITE.
Vigilance lode. 1912 feet from Cor.
No. 1, whence the N. " Cor. Sec. 4. TIP
s.. X. 73 w. of the 6th p. NJ. bears $
- 19' 10" w. 3G15.33 feet; thence N. 2s'
as r. 77205 feet to Cor. No. 2: thence
3. So W. 705.68 feet to Cor. No. 81
thence s. 49, w. 34.4 feet to Cor. No: a
thence s. Az f. 33s.ss feet to Cor. No
1. the place of beginning: mill site con-
tanning 30 acres. lode claims contain
ing 20.162 acres, expressly excepting
and excluding all conflict with surveys
Nos. sG7. 1910. 1911. and 15403A, and
township s., r. rs w. OF the sth p NJ.
Said locations being recorded In vol
nmes 1872. 100. and f31. at pages sos.
507. sos, 507 594 and 43S respectively.
Of the records Of Clear Creek county.
Colorado.
veys Nos. 524. 9G7, 1910, 1911. 1884.
f4930B and 154O3A.
First published October %. 1904.
I Last published December ~. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1873.
Mineral Survey No. 1886
Denver Land District.

Denver Land District.
U. s Land Office
Denver. Colorado. September 2I 1904
Notice IS hereby given that The Mammoth Gold
Mining. Tunnel and Railroad Company BY r. A.
posaose. sdifess IS p Pos,.as'ae Ron i Drws. ~noss
Colorado has made application for patent for IF
hundred f1001 linear feet respectively on each
Of the East Black and Ida Z. iodes veins. bearing
silver and gold. the same being 5l6 feet tae 4V v
and 9si feet n ~. ~ on the East Black lode snd
4s2 feet 81 ard 2s feet sio W thence 755 feet
respective discovery shafts. with surface ground
each one hundred fifty 50j feet 10 width respectively
tricts, Clear Creek County. State Of Colorado, and
Described by The oeia plat. and field notes file in
'"'s once '' EAST EAST BLACK LODE.
Beginning at cor. no. I. whence the " cor of
see:tTAsR. 7s " of the 9Th p. NJ bears n 81 sfw
bears i2e is. ao W 81 Is H.: thence 4so to hi
8; 8; to COZ no. !. wssnss M &C. cor Z, no. sur no. i7ss
I50 H. To cor no. 3; thence n a. 20 1900 H. to
cor no. I: thence t5o 20 W $50 II. to cor no. 4 the
place Of beginning.
IDAE. LODE.
Beginning at cor. no. I. whence the " cor a,
See1TIsR % Of the s,h p. N. tesrs Ss 90 ~ Z,
1i07 NJ cor: no z. East Black lode Of this survey
bar g., s, ,s e @s r. s. scr no sur no. 1850
rs H. to COZ no: z thence ST. 7ss H. 10 cor no
7S5 n. to COR no. ~ thence 81 7l5 H. 10 Cor M
g. thence n 81 W $50 Fl. to cor no. l. the place OF
beginning.
Containing s1m acres expressly excepting and
excluding al conflict with surveys nos. l7Zj Le Rol
lode. lsl7. Bruce lode. zs16. Brunswick Iode. 1ss
North Pole lode. and 1880. West Black Iod.. and
forming portion Of the Ia Sec and the " 4
Section In Townships Z . Of range Is " q the 6sf
vols. Ia and i50. pages S52 and 1 vespecsiveIv of
the records Of Clear Creek County. CoIorndO.
Adjoining ciaimant Surx. Nos. 1850. Mammsth
Ct al lodes. 1859. North Pose. lTz3, Le RoI. ISL
Bruce. l724. Black and zS76. Brunswick Iodes
G. d. FORD. Register.
First publication September a. ts04
Last publication November a. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26

The property owned by VIM. II. FL
wood Of this city. and +. l.. Hsllman OF
Norristown. Pa. is going to be classed
with the dividend payers very soon. Mr..
Elwood was last week showing quartz
all specked with gold. Mr.. Hallnan IS
very wealthy attorney of Norristown, aud
is the attorney for the most prominent
banks of that CITY, and will attend to the
financial part-and We all know Billie
will attend to the practical part.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26
MINING NOTES,

A lease and bond has been made on
the Howard and Belle lodes in Spring
gulch from Adolph and Gertrude Nelson.
Lysle Mason aud Geo. I. williams TO Geo.
/. williams. Sr.. aud the property will be
worked vigorously. A tunnel has heel
run about 1870 feet aud al IS feet MIC
streak of ore was encountered. 1t is the
intention to now drift on this find.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26
MINING AppL.krlos NO. 1859.
Mineiai Survey No. I72lg

Denver. Colhdo. September. 20 1904.
Notice is hereby gvethat MARY A. Lewis whose
poSsofice Is Idaho Spfnk Colorado has made appII-
cation for patent for D linear feet on the lnde-
pendence lode bearing Il and silver the same being
as feet n ~ z. and Z feet S. 70 W. thence s
63o 3V W 7sO feet from Bcs very shaft thereon with
surface ground 80 fe(h width. situatein Iowa and
Banner Mining Distric4 Clear Creek County State
Of Colorado. and descr. In the plat and 6eid notes
on file IN this ONCE. As lows. viz:
Beginning ~ Cor. Il. /. whence the n X Cor
Sec. T. 7. s., R. 70 bf the 9Th p. n. bears 20o
81 3U E.173 "a feet: knce N. 65' 30 e. 77l "a feet
TO 3; thence n II e. 7lo.z3 feet 70 cor no. s.
thence N. D. 90 W. 50 'eet to COR no. 4; thence
S. z7o W. 7o0. 0.77teet t(Ds no. 5: thence S. 6so 3O
W. 7z5-z feet to cor. Q: thence 5. ~ sU T. i5O
feet 10 COZ. no. I. the bee of beginning.
Containing ais a<s. expsessiy excepting and
excluding al conflict th surveys Nos. 1879, 1850.
and 1850 and forMin1 posskon 0f tAe unsubdivtded
Twr g.. r. q w. Ntie ~ principal meridian.
Said location being brded in vol. l56 page IT'S of
he Records Of CIear.eek County. Coiofado.
.Adjoining claimant owners of surveys Nos. 1879.
1850 and 1850.
d. FORD, Register.
First pub Sept. ~ o.; Last pub Nov. 3.iao4.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26

The Burns Moore tunnel company has
made big find in very unexpected
manner. The company has been using
an old tunnel, located few hundred feet
above the power house, for the storage Of
powder. Last week some repairs were
necessary in the tunnel and q pop shot
disclosed that there Was some good ore
in the hanging wall A round of holes
opened up . streak Of solid lead ore.
some Of the chunks weighing over loo
pounds. Assays made Of the ore show it
to carry ezs per ton in gold and silver,
not including the lead values, while some
picked samples give higher results
The 6nd was made At point seventy.
feet in from the tunnel mouth. and in-
vestiRation shows that the tunnel. which
was driven many years ago distance Of
I8s feet had never touched the ore. and
that the vein is about ten feet IN width
The company will probably sink shaft
ON the ore shoot, and will find some
other place to use - powder magazine.
The breast Of the Burns-Afoore il being
driven ahead 1t good speed and will
shertly reach belt Of important veins,
which win BE cut at good depth from
the surface. Dr.. John NJ. ehailer Of
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26
Consolidation Of Interesss.

An effort is being made which has
every assurance of a successful culmina-
ton, to bring about a consolidation of
he interests in the Spring Culch section.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26
DENTISTRY.

DR.. W. T. Cain. over Merchants and
Miners Bank. Successor to DIR. Quick
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26

The Stanley mine, alter six months
spent in reiimbering and clearing out
the slopes and shafts. is again sending
ore TO the smelteTs. As soon as practi-
cable it is the intention to start shipping
tine lower grade ores from the inmt nse
bodies already blocked out and under
the favorable freight rates and low
smelling charges now in force, the return
will be greater than when the ore was
formerly milled. Pending the erection
Of new and capacious milling plant and
the unwatenng of the main working
shaft, operations are confined to the
apper levels. 1t is generally understood
that the Stanley company has secured an
option on The Lord Byron group of Claims
IN Spring gulch, and that the roadway
tunnel will be extended to reach the
property. The Lord Byron has produced
large quantities of medium grade ore
from the upper workings, but the nnceas-
Jug flow Of water encountered III the bot
ton, of the shaft aud lower levels made
operations at depth improbable. The ex-
,entiou of the roadway" adit, the portal
OF which on the Colorado and Southern
switch. will unwaier the vein and will
give the Stanley company large amount
of valuable virgin territory from which
the ore may be extracted at a minimum
est. The product eau be dumped direct
from the mine cars into the railway cars
at the portal OF the tunnel The Lord
Byron group is the western extention Of
the several veins forming the Stanley
property and is am important addition to
their holdings. The Stanley has one OF
the finest water power plants IN the
state, which operates powerful CON-
pressor and furnishes compressed air for
the holster, pumps and machine drills.
In order to unwater the mine it is only
necessary to start the pumps and the
water can be taken out at practically no
expense. The company has not decided
to work in the lower levels yet. and the
shaft is still filed with water
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26

Denver. president of the urns-Moore
Mines aud Tunnel company was IN the
city the fore part of shis week aud is
hi. hly pleased with the progress at The
tunnel, and especially with the new and
unexpected strike IN the abandoned and
supposedly wor, HESS tunnel used fo- the
storage OF powder.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26

A full course Sunday dinner at the
Beebee hotel for soc.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26

FoR RENT-Two pleasant rooms. suita-
BILE for light house keeping, at 1914
Miner St.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26

The Memphis s. Idaho Springs Gold
Mining and Milling company, owning a
group of claims on Seston mountain,
between the Gem and the Sun and Moon
mines which will be reached through
the Tropic tunnel, is now drifting east and
west on the Amy c. vein on good cre-
vice on mineraiized matter. The vein is
considerably broken up caused by a
junction with cross lode. but an ore
shoot will undoubtedly be found on any
side. The solid mineral now coming in
assays from SIS to f74 per ton. Colonel
c. A. King, manager OF the property
states that his company contemplates the
installation of electric power in the near
future which will operate the air CON-
pressor 1t the tunnel mouth. The work
at present is being done entirely by hand
but as soon as the ore shoots are reached,
machine drills will be started. making
the work more economical. The upper
workings of the Amy c. vein have pro-
duced considerable high grade ore, and
are still being worked by leasers.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26

Manager Slyder. of the International.
has this week been entertaining several
officers OF his company and every one Of
the visitors express great pleasure at the
condition Of the property and the good
work accomplished by the manager.
Much time has bten spent at the proper
~ going over the details of the improve
ments made and in contemplation. aud
Mr. Siyder's every move has had the
hearty endorsement of the officers. In
the party were II. c. Sherman, presI
dent, A. W. Glines. ]. G. Taylor, w. B.
Shepherd, directors. all of Boston. Hor-
ace Shepherd. of the New York mine al
Leadville, also accompanied the party.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26
Dr.. H. Q. Al the Dentist.

First-class h{ The Beebce.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26


Messrs. Puttner and Krappe, mining
engineers of Denver, have taken leasc
and bond on the Lake and Windsor
Castle mines in Virginia canon, and Prep
ars,;ons are under way for extensive ore
production. A carload of rails aud mime
cars was received yesterday and Is being
hauled to the mines Machine drills
will be used. the compressed air for
which will be furnighed by the Two
Brothers tunnel. the power plant being
located but short distance below the
Lake tunnel through which operations
will be conducted. The tunnel is IN soe
fee, and the breast will be driven some
distance further A winze 100 ieet IN
depth has levels driven on the vein west
$50 feet and east $50 feet; these also will
be extended and Slopes started as needed
The Windsor Castle shaft which is reached d
by the tunnel at depth of go feet viii
be sunk an additional 200 feet with levels
at each 100 feet. The Lake vein IS from
five TO eight feet in width and the eniire
vein filing will average one-half ounce
gold. ten ounces silver and three and
one half per cent. copper per ton The
ure is desirable smelling product and
will average less than SO per cent. silica
The ore in the Windsor Castle will aver
age from 50 TO sis per ton gross vsine.
The Lake mine has produced something
owe. s,oo, ,ooo and the Windsor Castle
has a record OF about 5000 production.
The former property is owned by Hal
Saver and the latter by 5 F. Powell, both
of Denver. Rene {. Biggar, who has
had the property under lease for the past
eight wears has been appointed superin-
teudeni. aud states that within few
weeks time he will be working from
twenty-five to ffty men The mines are
already in shape and when me ore pins
are erected at the tunnel mouth the ton
mage will be from fifty to loo tons per
day. contract has been entered into
with the Independent Smelling and Re
fining company TO handle the 'nIite out
put at The ssmpling plant in this city.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26

First published October 22. 1874.
Last published December ~. 1904.
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Organ prelude. ri.
Hymn-Choir and congregation. =
Prayer. .-r-.
Apostles Creed. -
Gloria. TO- s.. . .-
Offertory-Choir.
Song by School. " .f-E
Exercises by Primary Department.
Orchestra. E.
Exercises by Beginners Glass.
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Commencement exercises Of the class of 1904
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Twenty third Psalm.
| Prayer Song.
| Salutatory, Donald Mccarthy. ~
Glass exercise, Ten Commandments"
Class exercise, 1.-THE Life of Christ"
| Valedictory, Marion Armatage.
! Presentation Of diplomas, Professor A. N
| OZias superintendent. .h .t,
Presentation of Bibles pastor.
Song by congregation, America
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