Show NOTES it is said laid that the farmers begin to feel the effect of the closing of some of the park city mines the sale of produce being limited thereby if all reports are true says the summit county CAron ChrOn foe WO leoa peoa will have chave a ruining boom early this season or at least as the snow goes off the miners on the peruvian mine in little te cottonwood have returned to work aft after e r taking a layoff lay jay off for the holl days there is a small shipment of ore on vie the peruvian dumps dump and the outlook irvey ry encouraging that gas company pany which leased some of r our ur best beat gas fields in this vl vi seems to have resigned its hold without much of an effort to do anything with them the leases leams were for gex months in which have now expired Brig havn bugler legislators from the eastern part of this the state are flocking in sit en route to canon they almost all express as favorable to a short ion and are of the opinion that all necessary business can be transacted inside 00 0 forty days reno nev tumors are current in colorado that the operators of silver properties will combine to raise the price of silver by Hoult boulting ing the supply if this were done atwould it would necessitate the closing of some reduction in the mines or a general working forces of all the mines says pays exchange sw james Mc mcgeary Goary a laborer 40 years ot of age mie who came to cripple creek from pueblo recently has met with a very peculiar nerin liar accident at the french camp avi located in squaw gulch gulab he W wai pushing a wheelbarrow loaded with when he be slipped and fell sustaining an internal rupture which will cause hia big domb death allou frye was badly injured about and head by the pro premature maturo barge of a stick of giant powder at alberta tunnel on saturday even evain luga hei he had just t to ism temp P atie powder when it ft exploded fl ut a C face and eyes his injuries will not IVO prove fatal but it to is feared that he will tabe hill bis eyesight the now new hol houstina bolstin stina ir engine bebing put fi toby by the bullock manufacturing company uy of chicago at the silver king mine aine park city will be in running order this week the engine to is of SOO horse power direct action corlene motion and double clutch and is one of the largest and most complete hoisting plants in the camp col Squi squires rep who tho is now installed the penitentiary as warden is in exel excellent fent spirits over the recent ar rivals from washington of his hie son G U B squires who hats baa for some time been connected with the army and navy register the official paper of the army mr squires will take up his bia residence in utah stock and journal in san francisco franoisca general W H L barnes ore of the cites most prominent attorneys was att tacked and severely beaten by gar the other night as be was wag entering his bis house he was ascending the steps of his residence when two men attacked him with sandbags sandbars sand bags general barnes made a desperate resistance and drove the men off mrs M F woodward wife of 9 4 los LOB angeles attorney has met with a horrible death at sierra madre while cooking a meal she accidentally upset an oil stove setting fire to her clothes cloth OR her husband who Is an invalid carried his hill wife into bedroom and covered her with clothes her lower limbs were horribly burned and death followed three hours later the young son of john frost was quite severely injured about the head bead last saturday night while working in the mine says the summit Cog cogsville coalville Co alville iville county chronicle he ha was employed in pushing oars cars and while riding one of the oars cars stooped down to turn the switch when the oar car tipped 0 ver over 0 on n him cutting a gash in the back and in the front of his hia head prof quick haa baft left denver for greely colorado after spending more than a week in the rooms of the agricultural department of the worlds world a fair classifying the grains received from all air parts of the state the amount of scientific knowledge required in the work may be estimated when it is remembered that colorado raises different varieties of wheat and other grains in proportion excitement over the san juan gold placer discovery la Is increasing and yet very little definite exists for all this stir faith in old indian traditions traceable to the most remote aztec history is in about all the basis there to is one fine gold washed out but that to is true of every river bottom west went of the range and d the more mere presence of fine gold should not excite the country lot let 7 spring 1 ring come on go in and look over the field ad and if the indications are rood go to work pond gand Ju junction notion vol news david coughanour owner of the gold hill mine at hartzburg has arrived in the city of boise bobee says bays the idaho daily Sta statesman Menan he brought with him a gold brick valued at which he be deposited at the united states assay amy office he says the gold hill is in looking aking well mr coughanour recently secured a bond for a deed on the graham mill at sheep mountain as security for a loan of made to the present owners it is proba probable bith he will become the owner of that property lu in which cue case it will be moved to do quartzburg Quartz burg an exchange states that little cottonwood improved lost last year in its production du lation as well as showing brighter prospects through development that was prosecuted during the few months when the conditions were favorable fur for operating shipments from little cottonwood and alta amounting n tint to 2067 2057 tons were made up of tons to the credit of the Flage flagstaff taff Montez uns tons mckay and retribution grizzly emira city rooks kooba 40 greeley aj 7 brandt 3 emily emily 24 toledo aj ai 24 and brim 2 tons tone A strike by the tonnage workmen at the steel works pueblo col caused by an intimation from the general superintendent that it would be necessary to reduce the tonnage rates to enable these theae works to compete with eastern plants has been narrowly averted superintendent RobIn Bob Ron stated elated that the wages paid here are higher than at other similar plants he thit iks they will agree to the proposition he will make them the men who will be affected number over and several of them declared that they would submit to no reduction the entire 1100 men are more or less lees excited over the situation coal comparative aratine quiet reigns on the snake river plains along th banks of rabbit babbit creek that portion of the world has nearly all been staked slaked on oft by diamond hunters who appear now to be waiting for something to turn up small parties are still going there but no DO new dew developments have keen been made reports from the opal mines coutin continue ue to be favorable opal line is the name given to the future fatur great mining city which has baa been founded upon the unc unola lassio silo borders border ft of squaw creek the opals are a reality and gems of considerable size all and d rare beauty are an every day production of that comp de idaho nugget idaho times yesterday a flat car loaded with machinery was received at this place its load con aisted of two inch air compressors a pelton water wheel and connect bione tione it is in for the red bed cloud mining company and came direct from the factory at shipped as from now new york to in the remarkably short time of thir thirteen tion days As soon as it haq shipped a tr tracer acerO was sent sen after it the machinery was made to order and is intended to supply water power P for r all purposes for the saw mills jigging works for hoisting and pumping etc wherever about the red cloud property motive power may be needed the wet cost of the whole plant is ls by BV the use of this machinery the company will save 1800 to per mouth month D H bummers who is interested in the enterprise Enter prisa very rich placer mine about thirty five miles from orange villas hlll idaho was in town saturday on his way to portland says gays the lewiston 1 dahe tribune mr summers with his him associates own acres in the buffalo hum country through which runs twenty mile creek they have had some som twenty men constructing a bedrock flume 1800 feet through the hardest blue granite at an expense of through which they will run from to cubic yards of gravel per day which will easily average 9 16 15 centa per yard A foot pressure of water to is run down from the hills through an iron pipe with 6 inoh inch nozzle making miners inches of water and known as giant power probably the only odly one in the stute state unless perhaps one near boise all of the state papers says the helena mont independent contain glowing accounts of the flue fine winter weather in montana there is ia very little snow on the plains and in the mountains there Is an abundance to furnish water next spring and summer to the placer minor miners and ranchman ranchmen ranch men reports indicate that the acreage of crops will be greater yurii g the coming season than last year the winter has osen been very favorable to fruit so far apple trees are in flue fine condition and promise a beav heavy y yield next summer A ranchman at south boulder has eight acres of as fine strawberry plants as aver ver grew in any country he says he has them all mulched and they seem as fresh and greci green as though they were growing in a tropical trOD ICal climate there is some home flue fine sleighing in western montana and the weather is simply glorious on sunday morning dr 0 H kennedy whose room is in the clelland block at canon city col awoke and nd smelling something strange acore aro and nd going into the hallway found th the office of G W clelland I 1 justice notice of the peace in a maw man of flames he sound lod ed the alarm at about the same game time grant gillette who was sleeping Ble with justice clelland Clel laud he be being an invalid awoke and on opening the door leading to the office was confronted with a mom mass of flames he closed the door and picking mr clelland Ol elland up carried him onto the back porch and ran back for his bis clothes barely having time to do so the fire department was soon on the ground I 1 and by heroic efforts off arts prevented the spreading a prea dinst of the flames farther than the one room the contents of which were totally destroyed destroy eja causing damage to the amount of and it may be that valuable pars papers were destroyed which will make the loss much greater had the fl fire re broken out two hours earlier nothing could have saved the entire block as the wind was blowing a hurricane huri loane but had subsided and at the time of the fire all was still no insurance was carried on the office fixtures but the building Is in fully insured |