Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

from its use are numbered by thousands.
II Is a tissue builder. better than cod liver
oil because il does not sicken the stomach.
or offend the taste. 1t strengthens OF
Tenews the assimilative or digestive pro-
cesses in the stomach and puts healthy
flesh when the weight OF the invalid IS
reduced below the normal
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
icai Discovery Nothing else Is Tjust as
good
DR. Piereeis. Pellets cure biliousness.
MINING NOTES.
Chris staugier shipped from his san
and Moon lease this week.
Local repre sentatives state that the
gokomo- Pioneer will resume operations
on the ist OF July.
T. p Thouiss, the lucky leaser on the
Old Town, was in the city this week look
ing after shipment anda big check.
W. IL. Gilmore, who for the past seven
years has been employed at the Jackson
mill has accepted position as Jig MN
at the Alpine mill.
II is understood that the entire capa-
city Of tine Jackson concentration has been
engaged by the Old Town and Sun and
Moon mines, and that for time at least
no custom ore will be received for tr, at
ment at that mill.
H. G Fowler, Of Denver, secretary of
the Homes, John Tunnel company, came
up from the capital city Tuesday to in
spect progress at the tunnel. Mr.. Fow-
ler has been under the weather for
short time, and his friends are pleased to
hear OF his recovery.
Col. W. II. Moore returned last Mon
day and Immediately began preparations
for the resumption of work on the Eagle
Bird and Gold King mines at Sweet
Home camp. The plates were taken
back TO the Gold King mill and force
of men will be put to work Immediately
on the property.
A. II. Ristedt of Cleveland, Ohio, will
sumo work on the United group of claims
on Fall river and in Georgia gulch. The
United mill will be started up to treat
custom ore, of which there is an abuEd-
ance in that section.
double shift is being employed at the
Teller, engaged in pushing the tunnel
with all possible speed. A fine streak of
mineral was encountered on Monday
which asssyed .7S in gold and 1903 ozs.
silver per ton, giving value of $77-75.
At the place it was encountered the streak
bids fair to widen as the tunnel advances.
The Favorite group Of mines at Du
mont, between Red Elephant and Albro
mountains il is understood will resume
in the near future. The group
kcorsists of IL GLAZING all of which will be
opened by tunnel. meeting Of some
of the larger stockholders will be held in
Chicago next week. which will be attend
ed by local parties interested in the
property.
A uew foo-horse power boiler has been
ordered for the Centurian tunnel and will
arrive within few days. The drifts are
being extended both east and west from
the bottom of the winze on the Little
Champion vein, and shipment of the
smelling ore will be made this week
The streak Is getting larger and the
pocket of ore is more extensive than was
anticipated.
Mr.. Meredith Who is working the Nep-
tune mine in York gulch, has opened up
some good lead ore in that property.
The shaft is only 100 feet deep and in the
near future will be sunk to get under the
ore shoot now showing. The necessary
mine buildings have been erected and the
production of ore may reasonably be ex-
pected within short time.
N. b. johnson, contractor on the
Three Brothezs, had the misfortune to
have the bones Of his left foot crushed to
nhlp last Tuesday. He was riding on
one Of the ore cars. and falling of, the
wheels Of the car, following ran over the
foot. It required tie services Of a surgeon
to dress the wound and johnson will be
compelled to 60 about on crutches for
! some time.