Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
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Sulphur getting better
The Nslcan Salphsr company
Wiu now sell 5000 shares VI their
stack f1r farther slpmen, and de
selaplsS OF the property. Every
thing lSoks favorable for this enter
Prise - quickly maze good. and
Gsnalson cosniy people are shos-
sns their faith by investing
John I Pearson. manager OF the
Gold IAEks. came down from Ohio
City this week enroate TO Crestoae.
lie brought a I .2v0 retort for ship
ment 10 the Denver mint The big
mine and mill are now employing
IS men. The mill is making a c.ose
saving and IS equipped with eleven
Whitley tables
Chss. l.. Harrison of Cripple
Greek, manager Of the Maple Leaf at
slllsv,lle, was IN the city this week
ON mining business. He reports
that equipment and development Of
the Maple Leaf will be vigorously
pushed and is well pleased with the
physical conditions of the mine.
The compressor plant at the Au-
gusta, last winter badly damaged by
snow is being repaired, and as soon
as air can be pumped up to the tun-
nel force of men will be employed
ON the upraise and in other develop
ing. The directors are expected in
soon to lay plans for mills. tram and
other improvements contemplated ON
the property.
Calvin H. Morse, one OF the boost
ers of the Denver chamber Of com
merce, promises to visit the Gunni-
son country this week to inquire
into some attractive mining prop
critics MIR Morse made financial
success Of the Oxford hotel which he
sold to the Hamilton Brooks com
pany and has ust been visiting his
family in Europe.
Murray and Caufman have discov-
cred some mighty fine lead and gold
ore southwest of Carbonate Cam p,
right under Fossil ridge, overlook
ing the Tomichi valley. They traced
the rich float found in that neigh
borhood for years and think they
have it right. Several strong veins
have been opened and fourteen
claims staked out. 1t certainly is a
mineral territory and may prove a
new bonanza.
= The Victor mine at White Pine,
the scene OF a fine rich ore develop
ment, was this week inspected by a
wealthy New York silk manufacturer.
The deal was engineered by George
Denoon Jr. of Springfield, Mass, an
owner in the Erie mine; also f.. r
Harpel formerly Of Vulcan. Emil
Peterson lessee and co-owner. has a
proved rich mine and will MAKE q
financial success by retaining or
selling it.
Reinhart Holloway is back again
in Rustler gulch, pegging away at
the Maroon Mountain claims, which
he is developing by a crosscut tun-
eel. Some excellent ore has been
uncovered and shipped from this
property which contains the exten-
tion of the Mountain Hing Vein.
Mr.. Holloway is now right on the ore
and figures that this summer will
witness the fruit of his long labors.
The Morning Star at White Pine
is equipping its gasoline heisting
engine preparatory to sinking TO
greater depth upon the large ore
shoots. The tunnel is also being
steadily psshed into Lake hill and
other ore shoots known to exist near
the surface arc expected to be cut
ss the tunnel advances. Manager
j. c. Reagan has three four horse
teams steadily shipping a fine grade
of galena-lead-zinc sulphides to the
zinc plant at Pueblo. The mine
looks splendid and good ore reserves
are being added