The Glenwood post., 1912-04-13
WESTERN
MINING NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
THE TREND OF METAL
Colorado.
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| Colorado.
After being exposed on eight differ
ent levels of the School Section mine,
| at Cripple Creek, for ten years, vein
| said to be three to five feet wide, the
ore assaying from $40 to $50 per ton.
is being mined.
J The Gianino lease on the Morning
Star, Ouray, on the West side, is
showing up satisfactorily. The ore
body being developed and mined is not
large. but it is comparatively high
grade, and appears to be leading to
big body Of ore.
Edwin Gaylord, operating the Dante
property on Bull hill, Cripple Creek,
will ship about ten or twelve cars of
ore which runs better than 500 per
ton this month. 1t is mined from the
fourth level of the No. shaft, and
is said to be an extension of the main
ore body mined above.
The lease being operated at the
Capital mine, Georgetown, by Hummer
and Herber is developing into one OF
the biggest paying propositions of re-
cent years in the upper Clear Creek
country. The ore body, all solid, now
varies in width from Is inches to 3
feet the average value of the product
exceeding $50 ton.
The company lessees, operating in
the tunnel of the Midget-Bonanza,
Cripple Creek, are shipping ore hav-
ing values of from 500 to $40 ton.
The Midget-Bonanza Company will
take up later the matter of 100-ton
mill to be constructed at the mine to
treat the thousands of tons OF ore IN
the dump.
The mining camp of Cripple Creek
set the world afirs when gold was
first discovered there twenty-odd
years ago, and now second strike
Of the most precious ore imaginable.
ore that assays in some places at
$15O,O0O a ton, bids fair to turn the
eyes of the startled world toward the
Teller county camp once more.
Much interest has recently been
ide to the low-grade ores of several
: Colorado districts which have not
hitherto given successful attention to
the subject. The region around Sill
verton is one of these sections. while
: it is only within the last year that
much advance has been made in this
direction at Idaho Springs.
Mining transactions involving hun,
dreds Of thousands of dollars have
been practically consummated where
, by properties in upper Clear Creek
district will pass to Eastern capital
, lists. The Waldorf Consolidated Min
ing Company in East Argentine dis.
, trict, together with 1900 acres OF
ground has been secured. The con.
sideration is said to be s2,50O,OOO.
The Stratton independence niue.
Cripple Creek, is making heavy pro
duction and the ore is of exceptional
grade. The output runs two cars a
day and in February the average
grade was $31 ton. There are fifty
sets of lessees in the mine and the
company is shipping good deal.
: Operations are being carried on in
the surface workings with success.
. Meldrum, ireland & Sterrett, leas-
ing on the Clara D. claim on Gold hill,
I Cripple Creek, have opened some ex-
ceptionally good ore, averaging $50 a
ton. A shipment is being prepared
and will be sent out at once. They
have opened 3-inch streak of rich
ore which assays from SO to 60 ounces
to the ton. The ore is broken feet
wide and makes good grade of ere
for the mill
The capacity of the Golden Circle
mill at Colorado City has been in,
creased to 1900 tons, following the
blowing in of the ninth Edwards
roaster.
The Cripple Creek output for March.
as reported by the mill and smelter
representatives, is the highest of the
year. The tonnage treated at the
mills and smelters will total 76,O54
, tons, with gross bullion value OF ST.
410,O31. an increase of 1866 tons and
$285,503 in valuation, is shown over
the February report. An increase is
also shown in both the tonnage and
average value of the smelling ore
shipped.
A mining deal which means rejuve-
nation of the Central City camp
through the drainage of scores of good
mines now idle because of water in
their shafts, was closed when Fred
Berger and Robert Sayre of Denver
took over the Kansas and Kansas-Bur-
roughs groups on Quartz hill. These
groups, which include the Phoenix
Burroughs, University-Kansas. Conlcy-
Burroughs. Pease-Kansas. Kansas-Bur-
rOughs and Monroe Mines were leased