Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-08
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The shipments of crude ore an.
concentrates-mostly concentrates re
duced all the way from six to one, I,
100 to 1-for the month of September
was sixty-eight cars. OF this amount
the Smuggler company shipped thir.
ty cars; Liberty Bell, eighteen cars:
Ballard, one car concentrates run
about 100 to 1; Inema & Frank, Car
ruthers mine, Smuggler lease, car of
concentrates.-Tellu Examiner.
]. L. Morrison, Joe and Dave Nc
Clure and John Parker loaded out a
shipment of 23 cars of fine cattle at
the Lost Canon shipping pens on
Monday afternoon Of last week. This
is one of the largest single shipments
of cattle, if not the largest, that has
ever passed from Dolores over the
Southern branch. = Mancos Times
Louis Giaomozzli, of Silverton, pur-
chased the old Hare place Of M. v.
Sharp on Saturday and will move
down next spring. Mr.. Giaomozzli
has worked for the Iowa Tiger mine
for fourteen years and this year has
lease and is making good. He had
planned ON going back to Austria to
purchase home, but on account of
the big war and the fact that they
would put him in the army should
I h1 a%,,r .4o hot cnunfru ha HnctH-
ed that San Juan, New Mexico, was
a healthier location.-Aztec Inde-
pendent.
| Following an attempt to dynamite
the telephone company office and tho
electric light company of Ouray,
Steve Karuga, crazed Austrian
miner, who had been employed at
the Camp Bird mine, was shot and
killed by Marshal MacBurns. Karuga
started firing from behind barricade
of timber in the lumber yard. Mar
shal MacBurns returned the fire and
Karuga fell with bullet through the
breast Karuga had threatened to
wreck the buildings, and several
sticks of dynamite were found on his
person when an investigation was
made after the shooting.
F. A. Feigel and ]. B. Warren were
down Monda from the Silver Ledge.
Work is going on rapidly repairing
the mill, which will handle the ore
now on the dump and being taken
out from the third level by the
lcssees.
1t is reported that twenty-five men
are at work on the Kittimac mill re-
pairing, remodeling and installing
new machinery where needed. A trip
out of the mill is expected next week.
Dave Jones, in charge of E. J. H.
Ap,y's property at the head of the
Rio Grande, has left town with
Eforce of men, and expects teSS out
considerable ore yet this fall. ~ will
be remembered that very nice strike
was made on Mr.. Amy's property not
so very long ago, the ore assaying
| 500 to the ton.
A. Swartz has completed driving
fifty foot tunnel in the Slide mine,
owned by w. E. Porter of Denver
Early this summer this property was
the scene Of one of the richest strikes
in the San Juan country. Assays
taken from various streaks gave re-
turns of from five to fifty ounces in
| gold. Those who have seen .he ore
pronounce it the best that they have
seen in many day. Mr.. Porter has
spent in the heighborhood Of $50, 900
on this property and deserves to make
the strike that he has. The Side
group consists of eight patented
claims.
Fred Jackson has on option on the
Ben Butler at Mineral Point, and will
commence work at once. This poop
erty is an old producer, and WAS
worked before a railroad was built
into Silverton. The ore was packed
by burro in those days to Creede.
Carlson Bros. have started work in
Burns gulch.
The first shipment of ore from The
Emma mine in Ice Lake basin was
made last week, and consisted of four
cars. The work during the summer
has been under the supervision of ]
A. McCrimmon, who seems to be do
ing things in satisfactory manner.
Joe Warner was down from the
Animas Forks country this week.
Ed johnson and associates, who
are operating the Aspen mine Of the
Silver Lake group, are reported to
have made a nice strike of pay ore
and are making shipments to the ST.
yer Lake mill.-Silverton Miner.
Stop Those Early Bronchial Con hha