Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-19
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sso., pesks saa bassas II It.si.an
ssaptssa The se~ pssuaaemessi a
STAR name. ~ho sss AsFea repsesesi
sflses IL tse Standard Aaser,csa-
f.srepeaa hsasng Conpssy . tresch
corporsssoa. have reeeatiy bosgbt a
fosr horse team froa ,pscar v of 81
Tin Cap and added vt ~ their hasl.
Ia9 force from AsPen 10 the msne
Two fosrs caaae N yesterday loaded
with merctsad'>e and west sp today
10 the mine bv the Rew road thai Is
Just being baah The purchase price
u the stsE was $T5.tHrl. C. b Vail
asd Charles Hubbard besas the
principal OWNERS. In the 22O boot
shaft thousands of tons of ore are
blocked oat which run hl9h Ia lead
and silver, much 81 1t rsnnsns nte
the sand carbonates of the Ball.
Domineo adjoining ore from which
was wheeled oui IN barrows and pack
ed on Jacks To Howeville in the early
DAYS Ii is rumored that the com
psny intends to build a smelter at
the foot Of the bill aud ample wa
ter power exists right GA the ground
Tor any sort of concentrating plant
T. l.. Dafoercq. consulting enein-
eer of the United ColoradoMlninrCo 20.
has ust been IA iooklng over the
ground. Work is being pushed ,o
the limit Of their ability to house aud
board men. About an even hundred
are nov so employed. a number hav-
ing recently come in from the lisa
abeila mine at Cripple Creek. Thos
T. Goodale the hustling secretary oi
the company has just returned from
business trip to Aspen Several
teams are ON the road loaded with
heavy pieces OF new machinery for
the enlargement OF the mill now turn
ing out a fine grade Of concentrates
The saw mill OF the company will
start soon and that will require more
men.
Sim Irie and julius HunsinRer
have their pack tram moving ore 10
q plat at the summit o. Taylor pass,
whence it will he hauled to Aspen bv
team. Harry HUMPHREYS will do the
packing This new lead mine Is To-
Gated at the lower end of Shotwell
mountain ON The DIVIDE between the
head OF Tay lnr river and Royal Oak
basin. Two hundred tons of splen-
did lead ore has been taken cut aud
the trial shipment sent TO the sampler
st Aspen was highly satisfactory.
ls has been heralded as a wonderful
lead strike, and so far shows no signs
OF playing out.
Eric Norlif, Alex Strombeck and
others are at work on the Star prop
erty, the masagement having recent
ly finished barn to hold sixteen
head of horses All buildings ON
the propert, are being put in good
repair
In Homestake basin on the head
of Spring creek, Adam Murdie, Har-
vey NanNoorhis, Frank Stewart and
son Robert are dong development
worx, while in Walker and Wilson
basin Just over the ridge, Sam Nc
Phall Of Tin Cup and John Wood are
hard at mining.
Hans Oleson and one man are do
ing work at the head of TAYLOR river
on the Antimony mine. II ID. Bright
with two helpers are ct Pie Plant do
ing contract work for Kansas City
people.
Owing to much mining develop
ment the government 10 sectionizins
this district Some ngineers from
MichiGaa are at work and camped
Dear Dorchester. Here also are for
-st people doing survey work among
the trees.
Chief Forester Graves, Sapt.
Krestser and partvwere recent visit
ors ut UHchester We saders.and
that most Of Taylor park has nov
been Withdrawn from Agricultural
entry, - the land 10 mech more
valssble for town sites and mill sites
10 yos NAV know Dorchester 10 grow
ing rapidly.
The daily four horse stage from
Aspen comes in and eoes loaded with
passenger, freight and mail.
George Mack smith Of St. Elmo,
recently came in and has established
himself at Dorchester in the barber
business.
Pat Hanlon bought in two men