| Show NEARING THE LEDGE Connection to Be S scle in Few More Pilot With Brooklyn JThe main tunnel on the Dalton Si Lark group at Dlngham was at the oSOOfoo station yesterday and as scheduled will lap tim Brooklyn ledge the Jlrst of the cluster for which It Is i ended within the next 200 feet Connection Con-nection with the JJroolciyn will be made at a vertical depth of 1700 feet from the surface the management having already followed It to a depth of 1500 feet but from which It i t was driven by water although at this time a cross cut Is being run at I 1100 lo connect with the big copperhearing channel opened up on the 1100 While the forces were drawn fioin the tunnel for two weeks It is again forging ahead under the direction of Superintendent Ttodgers while the neighbors are watching its progress with liveliest Interest The Week nt Biugham Tn Its review of the week at fling ham the Bulletin says The work of unwntcrlng Col Avails uuxwuii tjiuup uuruss uarr lone irom the Yampa and on the same vein was begun Monday and It Is presumed a deal ot1 some kind calling for an examination ex-amination of ihe workings Is under consideration A crosscut run last sea Hon proved the vein to be 125 feet wide all In good milling ore Without much doubt the Shawmut company will be reorganized this spring and resume operations An authority au-thority I says Its long season of idleness idle-ness after most important developments develop-ments had been partly canled to completion com-pletion has resulted from mismanagement mismanage-ment at the mines Parties familiar with the premises can be induced to believe this A parly of engineers who came lo camp thin week are reported to be making time lintmI survey for the Boston Con aerial tramway To make its lower terminal below that of the United Slates It will have to cross the Highland Boy train Several men are putting the Kemp ton In order this week and Col Wall will soon resume operations with a considerable force Ko doubt regular shipments will follow ns the development develop-ment work will be largely In firstclass ore The Shawmut group of eight claims and millsite are to be sold next Thursday Thurs-day lo satisfy claims against the company com-pany As soon as the road to Coppoji Delt upper bins Is open the Kemptoir will begin delivering secondclass ore for treatment at the Dewey mill Sampling of ore from the Do La Mar group has been In progress for a fortnight fort-night and there may be something doing on that big property this summer sum-mer Sinking at the Raymond According to the Eureka Reporter nlnklng is still in progress nl the Raymond Ray-mond properly Manager J C Sullivan Sulli-van slates that the shaft is now down past the 1150foot level and that sinking will be continued until I lie 1500 is reached and possibly further hofore the shifts are put to work prospecting Charlie Ueesc states that ho Is taking out a good grade of ore from his lease at the Uncle Sam mine and that he expects ex-pects to make a good piece of money out of the next shipment Cherry Creek Gold A J MacLcnnan Is up from Cherry Creek Nov with some very fine gold samples from the Pick t Gad which he Is developing under n bond and lease The samples he says were taken from an ore chute which be ginning with a thickness of about fif teen inches at 1lic l surfaco widened out to nearly two feet at sixty feet depth and also increased in richness as depth was attained Grants Pass Sqlo A special dlspatrh from Grants Paas Or to tli Record of Colorado IPmingzu sa > 3 NcKOtlallonH have Just ben closed whereby Thomas B Scott a capitalist and mining man of Chicago Chi-cago becomes the owner of the fled Bean quartz propcrty on Starveout creek near here The consideration of the exchange was I2000 The mine wan sold by JMggs Flamm Evans of thlr city The new owner has put a crew of men nt work continuing the development of limO properly and Will shape It for business on a big scale So soon as the mine Is sufficiently de vcloped a stamp mill will bo put In Mining Notes Tho puwpy mill will begin running on lowKrado ores from the Kcmpton mine at Blnirliam Inu abort lime The Storey of Blncham has another consignment con-signment of IrMcJiisB ore waiting on IniTifiporUnIon to tho depot Time nmnuiroTiont of UK Victor of Tinllc reached ito I Blngham Conn furnaces with a hnlfdoncn carloads of ore yesterday Suporlnlendcnl Shill of tlio Copper Belt railway at JJlniham left for Camp acaln yosliTdny nllor a < iLy with the management manage-ment of time ningham Con Senator C E 10030 of the Grand Cen trul departed for California ycjurilay where lie will Joli his wife mi5 return with her to their pretty home In Prove Haltwig A Colin manager of thfc Buly Illll 1 I group of in limes ana smelter in Shasta county California loft for that caup yesterday to I lake the measurements of Iho new strikes M M Mays assistant maimrjer of the Majestic COIl lt111s mines will arrive from his cnmn at LowlsUm thin mornlm to confer with Secrotary HetiahiLW leaving leav-ing acaln tomorrow MnraTor C R fCnos of time Montana Tonnjmh left for his liwiunsji In the ssenI yirtlcniay prnmislnir a consignment i of m lin thfc t cannot but add to Tononahs mofit stnuitlonil rccurd Pnwhloiit Snvdor of limo Western TS > plurallo company left for the nilnklala nihiis I In ShKMit county California 1 I yes terday and eXpects Homolhing Important to be accomplished IKforo bin return Adnlph Jacob to whosfdlliccnt efforts Blngluim 5s Irclibtuil for the Hen Butler left for thai cpiup yosierrtav morulnc ac cfMiipankM by xpoil talent which Is to sake hart j In the scrap with the Chicago JMnghAin company Phlllo KljijT for many years Identified with limo lcaairpr camiw of Colorado Ip In the city on his way Into idaho whore lio will rnnkr nn cxamlnstUon of mining prop rty for Denver lnv slorn Mr Klynn Jinn many frlflnds among lie I Colorado con ilriircnt I In Ann vho are making his sojourn so-journ a alciiiianl one Among HIM Inlereijtliifj contents of Mlncn niul morals l for C hp month Is sin article by Don MiipxjJrc of Oyrten on Dyath Val l < ly the mout ilo nate spot In North Amorlcii Mi l Maijulrc Biiy limo mlnurnl vcjiltb of tin rcxlnn Is great copper and jol l silver uiI lead appearing In considerable consid-erable abundance |
