The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-10-05

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Chas. NJ. Berry, of the Wyando,,e
mines, came up from the capital city
Wednesday morning.
The Hot Time lateral from the New.
house tunnel was driven 25+ feet during
the month of Septembe'
Captain R. G. Dill the we'll known
Denver mining engineer and writer was
in camp Tue sday between trains.
Manager Fred H. Nye, of the Rock
ford tunnel, went to Denver Thursday
morning to consult the officers of his
company.
James N Barnes, inventor of the
Barnes amalgamator, went to Denver
Wednesday afternoon to consult with
his associates
Herman Karpeles, of the Cardigan
mine, who has just returned from visit
in the east, came up from Denver Thurs
day to note progress at the mine.
J. George Leyuer, inventor of the
world-famei Leyuer drill and com
pressors, after spending several days in
camp, returned to Denver Thursday after.
noon.
S. J. Shane and Joseph Rose. both of
Yukon, Oklahoma, arrived Tuesday and
spent several days in camp inspecting
mining property in which they are in
terested.
Captain E. D. Quigley, of the Hoosac
tunnel enterprise was in the city the
fore part OF the week making preparation
for winters campaign of development
upon that property.
Manager w. S. Leebrick. of the big
Montezuma enterprises returned 20 his
Office in Denver Wednesday, after
short visit 70 the Little NJ attic property
on Chicago creek.
The Ontario and Hummlug Bird claims
on Soda creek are being opened up by
pool of theatrical people, who this week
secured and furnished cabins and have
started some preliminary work.
John D. Hayes, of St. Clairsvllle, o.,
was guest at the Club hotel the first of
the week. Mr.. Hayes is interested in
the Alrnaden mines on Fall river, and
was here for the purpose of visiting that
property
Manager A. NJ. Welles, of the Two
Brothers tunnel and Specie Payment
mine, came from Denver Wednesday
morning to note progress IN the
many Improvements under way at the
big Virginia canon property.
Max Baer, of Denver, owner of large
amount OF mining property at the head
of Ute creek, arrived i'll camp Thursday
after an extened absence. Mr.. Baer is
the travelling representative in the west
for the Brunswick Bake Collender conf
pany.
The breast of the Central tunnel was
extended IS feet during September. The
lateral on the Strong vein was driven
west Is feet during that time and the
drift east on the Christmas vein was
heightened Is feet, the work on the lat
ter being done by hand
Howard Norton and associates, who
are leasing on the Edgar below the
Miami tunnel level, 400 feet east Of the
line of the Central tunnel, have opened a
10 to II inch streak of heavy lead ore in
winze. Assays of the mineral, made
the first of the week, showed it to carry
values of over $50 per ton.
w. NJ. Laird, president of the Pitts
burg Consolidated Mining, Milling and
Tunnel company, operating the Brighton
and Dover mines and the Dover Bright
on mill on Fall river, accompanied by
Alfred Diescher, of Pittsburg, arrived in
\ this city yesterday morning FOR a short
visit to the properties ofthe company, and
the McClelland tunnel, which will in
teTsect the Brighton mines at great
depth.