G.S.L.-Ben Butler Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
G.S.-Bleak House Mining Co. Gold and silver.

G.S.-J. G. Da Lee. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Wm. Dodsworth. Gold and silver.

G.S.L.-H. T. Epler. Gold, silver and lead.

S.L.-Harders, Estey & Co. Hans Harders, buyer. First National mine. Silver and lead. Tunnel, 1,000 ft. (Developing.)

G.S.L.-Wm. A. Gay. Gold, silver and lead.

G.S.-Ground Hog Mining Co. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Iron Mask Gold Mining Co. Gold and silver.

S.L.-Chas. W. Linsley. Silver and lead.

G.S.-D. A. Mills. Gold and silver.

S.L.-Geo. E. Simonton. Silver and lead.

G.S.-Chas. H. Taylor. Gold and silver.

RED MOUNTAIN, Ouray Co. P.O. Guston. Tel. Ry. 824. Banking town Silverton.

Gold-American Belle Gold Mining Co.
G.S.-Chas. N. Collins. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Guston Limited Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-National Belle Mining Co. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Silver Ledge Syndicate Mining Co. Gold, silver, lead.
G.S.-Yankee Girl Mining Co. Gold and silver.

RICO, Dolores Co. Pop. 1,134. M.O. Tel. Ry. 736.
S.L.-A. B. G. Mining Co. Silver and lead.
G.S.-A. P. Adams. Gold and silver.

S.G.L.-Albany Mining Co. Silver, gold and lead.
G.S.L.-Almount Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
G.S.L.-Theo. Barlow. Hope, Cross and Pittsburg mines.
Gold, silver and lead. Tunnel, 500 ft. 120 tons; 300
days; 4 employes.

Silv.-Bell Champion Mining Co. Silver. Mine at Placerville.

G.S.L.-Bell Champion & Commercial Mining Co.

Otto

G.S.-Wm. Chrisman. Gold, silver and lead.

G.S.-Cobbler Mining Co. Gold and silver.
S.L.-Dolores Mining Co. Silver and lead.
G.S.-Elder Mining Co. Gold and silver

Silv.-Enterprise Mining Co., New York. Enterprise
mine. Silver. Shaft and tunnel, 3,000 ft.
S.L.-Galena Mining & Milling Co. Silver and lead.
B.Coal-Grand View Coal Co.

G.S.-Haberman & Rhode. Gold and silver.
Gold-Iron Clad Mining Co.

G.S.L.-Johnny Bull Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
G.S.-Jumbo Mining Co. Gold and silver.

G.S.L.-Kearney Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
G.S.-Dan'l Kirby. Gold and silver.

S. L.-Lillie Davis Mining Co. Silver and lead.

G.S.L.-Little Maggie Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead. S.L.-Logan Mining Co. Silver and lead.

G.S.L.-Maid of Australia Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.

Gold-Mountain View Mining Co. G.S.-Munn Bros. Gold and silver. G.S.-F. T. Neeley. Gold and silver. G.S.L.-Newman Group Mining Co.

Gold, silver and lead.

G.S.L.-W. W. Parshall. Gold, silver and lead.
G.S.-Pigeon Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.L.-W. S. Poindexter. Gold, silver and lead.
G.S.-Rebecca Mining Co. Gold and silver.

G.S.L.-Rico-Aspen Consolidated Mining Co. Gold, silver

and lead.

G.S.L.-Rico Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
Smlt.-Rico Smelting & Refining Co.

G.S.-South Park Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Stephens Mining Co. Silver and lead.

G.S.L.-Syndicate Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
S.L.-Uncle Ned Mining Co. Silver and lead.
G.S.-Victoria Mining Co. Gold and silver.

G.S.L.-F. Wakeman. Dayton mine. Gold, silver and lead. Tunnel. 250 ft. 10 tons monthly; 2 employes. G.S.-Wellington Mining Co. Gold and silver.

RIDGWAY, Ouray Co. M.O. Tel. Ry. 736.
G.S.-Bowles & Phillips. Gold and silver.
Stone R. C. Carr & Co. R. C. Carr, pres.; C. C. Carr, v.
pres.. secy., treas. and gen. mgr. C. F. Olson, M.
E., buyer. Sandstone and limestone. 4.000 ft.; 200
days: 4 employes. 7 miles ry., 3 cars. R. C. Carr,
quarry supt.

G.S.-Dr. Crawford. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Thos. Herean. Gold and silver.
G.S.-H. L. Judd. Gold and silver.

L.Qsr.-Chas. Kelly. Lead and quicksilver.

Copp.-G. H. Renolds. Copper.

Stone T. Stanton. Limestone.

L.Z.-J. A. Stuart. Lead and zinc.
G.S.-W. S. Tevis. Gold and silver.
Copp.-A. M. Thomas. Copper.
Stone-Wilcox Bros. Sandstone.

ROBINSON, Summit Co. M.O. Tel. Ry. 249; 251, Banking town Leadville.

G.S.L.-Ajax Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
G.S.L.-Belmont Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
G.S.L.-Bulkley & McDonald. J. F. McDonald, mgr.

Bulkley group. Shaft and tunnel, 600 ft. Gold, silver
and lead. Smelting ore. 5,000 tons; 175 days; 20 em-
ployes. Steam.

S.L.-Bulkley Bros. & McDonald. Bulkley group. Shaft, 700 ft. Silver and lead. Refractory ore. 5,000 tons; 300 days; 48 employes. Steam. Clarence Hersey, mine supt.

Gold-Surplus Placer.

G.S.L.-Bulkley Bros., et al., Leadville.

New York mine. Gold, silver and lead. Smelting ore. Steam. J. F. McDonald, mine supt.

Shaft, 300 ft.

G.S.-Diamond Mining Co. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Evening Leasing Co. Gold and silver.

G.S.L.-Half Moon Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
Gold-Jesse F. McDonald, 129 West Sth st., Leadville. Gold
Placer and Robinson Consolidated mines.
L.Qsr.-Pohl & Co. Lead and quicksilver.
G.S.-Rattler Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Townsite Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-H. E. Woods. Gold and silver.

ROCKWOOD, La Plata Co. P.O. Hermosa. Ry. 249.
G.S.-W. Livengood. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Jno. Neary. Gold and silver.

Stone Stubbs & Jakway, Durango. Rockwood limestone quarry. Limestone. 6,000 tons; 200 days; 10 employes.

ROLLINSVILLE, Gilpin Co. Ry. Blackhawk, $98.
Gold-C. V. Brinkenhoff.

G.S.-J. V. P. Brown. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Grand Union Co. Gold and silver.

G.S.-J. P. Leming. Gold and silver. Gold-Newport Mining & Milling Co.

G.S.-Rollins Gold and Silver Mining & Milling Co.

Gold

ROMLEY, Chaffee Co. P.O. St. Elmo. Ry. 251. G.S.L.-Golf Mining and Milling Co. Jno. B. Hinkson, pres. Geo. C. Hetzel, secy.; J. Frank Black, treas.; B. Morley, gen. mgr. and buyer. Cap. stk. $50,000 $40,000 pd. up. Mary Murphy mine. Gold, silver and lead Tunnels. Refractory low grade ore. 10,000 tons; employes. Concentrator, 2,000 tons annual capacity Two ore crushers, 5,000 tons annual capacity. mile tramway. Sno. Taylor, mine supt.

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C.E.-B. F. Morley, C. E., M. S., civil engineer. Permanent address, Chester, Pa. Manager Golf Mining & Milling Co.

Gold-Red Raven Consolidated Mining Co.

ROSITA, Custer Co. Pop. 500. M.O. Ry. Cotopaxi, 249. Banking town Westcliff.

G.S.-R. W. James. Horton mine. Gold and silver. Shaft, 180 ft. Refractory ore. Steam. (Idle.) G.S.L.-S. F. Jordan, Silver Cliff. Powhattan mine. Gold, silver and lead. Tunnel, 625 ft. Refractory ore. (Idle.)

Rosebud Mine. Shaft, 45 ft. Tunnel, 60 ft. fractory ore. (Idle.)

Re

G.S.-W. J. Schoolfield. Gold and silver. G.S.-August Strehlow. Gold and silver. G.S.-J. T. & Joseph Williams. Pioneer and Rocky Point mines. Shaft, 265 ft. Tunnel, 600 ft. Gold and silver. Refractory_ore. 150 tons; 300 days; 10 employes. Steam. J. T. Williams, mine supt. C.M.E.-Carl Wulsten, civil and mining engineer and assayer. Assay office at Silver Cliff. General manager Bassick Contact Mining Co., office 627 Main st., Silver Cliff. Mining properties examined and reported on.

G.S.-Carl Wulsten, M. E., & F. W. Foss, So. Tyndall st. Cerargerite, Embolite, Bromide, Grit, Center and Index Extension mines. Gold and silver. Shafts, tunnels and open cuts, 1,400 ft. Concentrating ores. G.Co.N.-Carl Wulsten, M. E., S. Tyndall st. Gold, copper and nickel. Shaft, 100 ft. Refractory ore.

G.S.-C. Fresco Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Grand Duke Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Homestake Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Lady Murphy Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
G.S.-Mary Murphy Mining Co. Gold and silver.
Gold-Mollie Mining Co.

G.S.-P. T. Moreley. Gold and silver.
G.S.L.-Pat Murphy Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
Gold-Pawnee Mining & Milling Co. Gold, silver and lead.
G.S.L.-Tilden Mining Co. Gold, silver and lead.
B.Coal-Tressie Coal Mining Co.

G.S.-Valcourt & Blouchoreo. Gold and silver.

SAGAUCHE, Saguache Co. Pop. 660. M.O.
Grove, 249.

Gold-Mountain Lion Mining & Milling Co.

Ry. Villa

SHERMAN, Hinsdale Co. Pop. 78. Ry. Lake City, 249. G.S.-Come Up Mining Co. of Colorado, 45 Milk st., Boston, Mass. Come Up and Mineral Flower mines. Gold and silver. Shaft, 180 ft. Tunnel, 370 ft. fractory ore. 300 days; 9 employes. Steam. D. A. Farrell, mine supt.

Re

G.S.-Geo. Washington Mining Co. Gold and silver. SILVER CLIFF, Custer Co. Pop. 600. Pop. 546. M.O. Tel. Ry. Cotopaxi, 249. Banking town Canon City. G.S.C.-J. Adams. Zoo mine. Gold, silver and copper. Shaft, 86 ft. Tunnel, 245 ft. Refractory ore. 230 days; 1 employe.

Verd Placer. Gold. 230 days; 1 employe. B. C.
Adams, supt. both mines.
G.S.-Bassick Contact Gold and Silver Mining & Milling
Co., 627 Main st. E. J. Haskell, pres.; Carl Wulsten,
M. E., secy, and gen. mgr.; Chas. Haskell, treas.
Cap. stk. $500,000. Chalcedony, Topaz, Free Coinage
and U. S. P. mines. Shafts, 20, 35, 57 and 60 ft. and
drifts. Gold and silver. Free ore. 5 employes. Carl
Wulsten, M. E., mine supt.

Silv.-Ben Franklin Mining Co. Silver.
G.S.-Bull Domingo Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Jno. Dietz. Gold and silver.
G.S.-H. W. Foss. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Geyser Mining and Milling Co., 31 Milk st., Boston,
Mass. Shaft (3 comp.), 2,130 ft. Refractory ore.
Gold and silver. 300 days; 0 employes. Steam and
air. C. H. Johnson, mine supt.
G.S.-Jay Gould Mining & Milling Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-T. W. Grasser. Augustus mine. Gold and silver.
Shaft, 150 ft. Free ore.
Nickel.

Silver and

Refractory

Nick.-Hanna & Cole.
G.S.L.-E. J. Haskell. Gold, silver and lead.
S.L.-A. H. Henning. Lake Superior mine.
lead. Shaft, 60 ft. Refractory ore.
S.L.-A. H. Henning, Aug. Koppe and E. Burkhardt. Troy
mine. Silver and lead. Shaft, 50 ft.
ore. 50 tons; 300 days; 3 employes.
G.S.-Hudson & Oatman. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Sam'l C. Hunsaker. Gold and silver.
G.S.L.-S. F. Jordan. Gold, silver and lead.
Rosita.

G.S.-Lady Franklin Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-J. W. Lawrence. Gold and silver.
G.S.-John J. Mitchell. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Mountain Boy Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Geo. B. Raymond & Bro. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Silver Cliff Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Telluride Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-J. R. Thomas. Gold and silver.
G.S.-H. Townsend. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Wm. Wadsworth. Gold and silver.
Stone W. G. Washington.

G.S.-Zoo Mining Co. Gold and silver.

Mines at

SILVER PLUME, Clear Creek Co. Pop. 908. M.O. Tel.
Ry. 898. Banking town Central City.
G.S.-Gabriel Bartolomae. Gold and silver.
G.S.L.-Corry Mining Co., Baltimore, Md. Gold, silver
and lead. Shart, 850 ft. Tunnel, 2,580 ft. Smelting
ore. 500 tons; 300 days; 30 employes. Steam. C. S.
Desch, mine supt.

G.S.-Dawson & Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Thos. Eustace. Gold and silver.
G.S.L.-H. M. Griffin, Georgetown. Norman, Bush mine.
Shaft, 400 ft. Tunnel, 2,500 ft. Gold, silver and lead.
Refractory ore. 1,000 tons; 40 employes. Steam.
Also group of 64 patented mines. Shaft, 1,000 ft.
Gold, silver and lead. Refractory ore. 1,000 tons;
100 employes. Steam.

G.S.-Jas. Hinds. Gold and silver.

Silv.-New Colorado Silver Mining Co., Central City. Terrible mine. Silver. Shafts and tunnels. A. L. Collins, mgr., and C. J. Nicholas, mine supt. S.L.-R. Orchard Old, Georgetown. East Mendota mine. Silver and lead. Shaft, 145 ft. Tunnel, 750 ft. Refractory ore. 1,050 tons; 300 days; 14 employes. Mendota Mine. Silver and lead. Shafts, 660 ft. Tunnel, 750 ft. Refractory ore. 290 tons; 300 days; 8 employes. Fulton Mine. Silver and lead. Shaft, 210 ft. Tunnel, 750 ft. Refractory ore. 520 tons; 300 days: 12 employes.

SILVERTON, San Juan Co. Pop. 1,100. M.O. Tel. Ry.

249: 824.

Gold-Barker Mining Co.
G.S.-Briggs Mining & Milling Co. Gold and silver.
Gold-Brown Mountain Mining Co., Exchange bldg.,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago. Brown mine. Shaft
and drifts. Free ore. (Developing.) Mine pat-

ented. Silv.-Columbia Mine, Chicago. Silver. Columbia mine. Shaft. Refractory ore. (Developing.) J. B. Barnes, mine supt.

C.M.E.-James Dyson, civil and mining engineer, cor. 12th and Reese sts. U. S. deputy mineral surveyor. Specialties: Surveying of mines and preparing maps and reports on same.

TELLURIDE-Continued.

SILVERTON-Continued.

G.S.-Harrison Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.L.-Richard Hill. Mineral King mine. Tunnel. Gold,
silver and lead. Free ore. 300 days; 10 employes.
Also mine at Howardsville.

G.S.-Ice Lake Mining & Milling Co. Iowa and Lake
mines. Shafts, 25 and 50 ft. Tunnels, 40 and 100 ft.
Gold and silver. Free ore. 3,600 tons; 300 days; 20
employes. Frue-Vanner concentrator. Twenty-
stamp mill, 50 tons daily capacity. Water. W. F.
Hill, mine supt.
G.S.-Kendall Mount Gold & Silver Mining Co. Gold and

Smlt. Silverton Smelting & Mining Co. Fred P. Crowther, London, Eng., pres.; Chas. J. Hughes, Jr., Denver, v. pres.; Albert Smith, secy.; Harold Wilson, treas. and gen. mgr. Copper smelter. Austin Pyritic furnace. One stack, 120x36 ft. 2,500 tons copper matte; 55 employes. Steam. C. M. Henrie, metallurgist, furnace supt.

G.S.-Silver Wing Mining Co. Gold and silver. Silv.-C. M. Sprague and others, 7 Water st., Boston, Mass. Uncle Sam mine. Silver. Bismuth ore. G.S.L.-Edward G. Stoiber, P.O. Box 129. W. H. Steel, buyer. Silver Lake mines. Tunnel. Gold, silver and lead. Refractory ore. 5,000 tons: 300 days; 130 employes. Steam. Electricity. Concentrator, 100 tons daily capacity. Cableway. Charles Grimm, mine supt.

G.S.-Terry & Turner. Gold and silver. G.S.-Thompson, Pickall & Waldo Co., P.O. Box 67. Monte Pickall, pres.; A. R. Waldo, M. E., v. pres., secy. and gen. mgr.; T. H. Thompson, treas. and buyer. Whatcheer, Crystal Lake and True Friend mines. Gold and silver. Two shafts, 25 ft. Three open pits. Concentrating ore. Abe. Waldo, mine supt. G.S.-A. R. Waldo. Lucareta mine. Shaft, 50 ft. Tunnel, 100 ft. Gold and silver: Free ore; 300 days; 4 employes.

G.S.-Bridal Veil Mining & Milling Co., 17 Broadway, New York. Twenty-two claims. Gold, silver, lead and copper. Tunnels. Free ore. 11 employes. (Developing.)

G.S.L.-Geo. A. Brite. Gold, silver and lead.
G.S.-Cimarron Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Climax Mining Co. Gold and silver.
Gold-Columbia-Meñona Mining & Milling Co.
St.Mill-Columbia Mill.

Gold-J. F. M. Dunlap. Waterloo group of 5 claims. Shaft, 80 ft. Tunnel, 750 ft. Refractory ore; 2 employes. (Developing.)

C.M.E.-Curtis L. Greenwood, civil and mining engineer. County surveyor of San Miguel county. G.S.-Japan Consolidated Mining and Milling Co. Walter Bean, M. E., gen. mgr. Japan mine. Gold and silver. Tunnel, 425 ft. Refractory ore. 2,000 tons; 300 days: 18 employes.

Gold-La Junta Mining Co.

C.M.E.-Henry C. Lay, civil and mining engineer. G.S.L.-Lohnes, Miller & Osborn. Gold, silver and lead. G.S.-Mendota Mining Co. Gold and silver.

G.S.L.-Mullen, McDonald & Jackson. Gold, silver and

lead.

Gold-Pulaski Mining Co.

Gold-San Miguel Consolidated Gold Mining Co. G.S.-Sheridan Consolidated Mining & Milling Co. Gold and silver.

Gold

G.S.-Silver Bell Mining Co. Gold and silver. G.S.-Smuggler Union Mining Co. J. A. Porter, pres.; Richard Pearce, v. pres.; A. H. Fowler, secy. and treas. N. S. Mansfield, gen. mgr. and buyer. and silver. 300 days. Fifty-stamp mill, 160 tons daily capacity. N. S. Mansfield, mine supt. G.S.-Taylor Mining Co. Gold and silver. Stamp mill. G.S.-Telluride Consolidated Mining Co. Gold and silver. Gold-Tom Boy Gold Mines Co. F. L. Underwood, pres.; O. P. Posey, v. pres.; Wm. Bayly, treas. Tom Boy and Belmont mines. Tunnel, 2,100 ft. 45,000 tons; 130 employes. Concentrator and 7 stamps, 140 tons daily capacity. Electricity and steam. D. B. Huntley, mine supt.

Free ore.

G.S.-T. F. Van Wagenen, M. E. Climax mine. Gold and silver. Tunnel. Lead ore, free and refractory. Concentrator, 15 stamps, annual capacity 9,000 tons; 25 employes. Evan G. Thomas, mine supt. (Developing.)

G.S.-Wheeler & Ferrel. Gold and silver.

Stone Miller Creek Lime & Lumber Co. G.S.-Geo. M. Noble. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Jno. Clarke. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Chas. Foreman. Gold and silver.

Limestone.

Ry. St. Elmo,

Refrac

G.S.-Forest Hill Mining and Milling Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Gold and silver. Shafts and levels. tory ore. 400 tons; 8 employes. supt.

J. A. Preston, mine

Gold-Golden Fleece Mining & Milling Co.

G.S.-B. C. Gray. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Wm. Haynes. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Jno. Hinds. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Jimmie Mack Mining Co. Gold and silver.

G.S.-J. P. Korn. Gold and silver.

S.L.-Lewis & McCormick. Silver and lead.

G.S.-Thos. McAuliff. Gold and silver.

B.Coal-Trinidad Fuel Co. Monarch mine.

G.S.-Trinidad Gold & Silver Mining Co. Gold and silver. B.Coal-Victor Coal & Coke Co., Ernest & Cranmer blk., Denver. Hastings mine. Two tunnels, 1 slope. 400,000 tons: 300 days: 480 employes. Washer. One hundred coke ovens, 45,000 tons. Steam. G. R. Hill, mine supt.

Gray Creek mine. Tunnel. 250,000 tons; 300 days; 420 employes. Washer. One hundred coke ovens, 45,000 tons. Steam. James L. Lamb, mine supt.

Gold-Amazon Mining Co.

U.S.Sur.-Davis & Byler. (L. W. Davis and E. A. Byler),
mining engineers. U. S. deputy mineral surveyors.
Bank bldg.
Gold-Greenwood & Taylor, Cripple Creek, Colo. Hermosa
mine. Shaft, 50 ft. Tunnel, 150 ft. Refractory ore.
Hand drill.

C.E.-James E. Hurd, civil engineer.
Gold-Little Earl Gold Mining Co., 16 Midland blk., Colo-
rado Springs. Four lode claims. Shafts, 20 to 50 ft.
Tunnel, 60 ft.

Gold-Portland Gold Mining Co., Colorado Springs. Portland mine and other claims. Tunnel, 500 ft. Refractory ore. 360,000 tons; 300 days; 300 employes. Steam.

Gold-Royal Age Gold Mining Co.
Gold-Ruth-Esther Mining Co., Colorado Springs. Ruth-
Esther claim.

Gold-Saddle Mountain Gold Mining Co., 16 Midland blk., Colorado Springs. Six lode claims. Five shafts, 20 to 50 ft. Tunnel, 50 ft.

Gold-Silver Lead Mining & Investment Co., Victor Hotel. Wm. Dunn, pres., gen. mgr. and buyer; L. G. Dunn, v. pres.; L. P. Rudolph, secy. and treas. Cap. stk. $2,000,000. Camille mine. Shaft. Lion group. Tunnel. Refractory ore. (Developing.) Also mine at Salida.

VIRGINIADALE, Larimer Co. Ry. Granite Canyon,
Wyo., 1169.
G.S.C.-Palmer & Houghton, 1651 Stout st., Denver. True
Blue mine. Shaft, 40, ft. 2 employes. Rattlesnake
mine. C. C. and Extension No. 1, True Blue mines.
Gold, silver and copper. Shafts. Refractory ore.
B. Palmer, mine supt.

WARD, Boulder Co. Ship. Boulder. M.O., Ry. Boulder, 898. Gold-Adit Mining Co., 83 Kittredge bldg., Denver. California mine. Tunnel, 210 ft. Refractory ore. 300 days; 10 employes. Concentrator and roller mill. Steam. G.S.-Alaska Mining & Milling Co., 1117 15th st., Denver. Alaska mine. Gold and silver. Shaft, 75 ft. Refractory ore. 4 employes.

Alaska No. 2 mine. Shaft, 45 ft. Refractory ore. 4 employes.

Alaska No. 3 mine. Gold. Shaft, 50 ft. Refractory ore. C. T. Justus, mine supt. (Developing.) G.S.-Boston Mining Co. Gold and silver.

Gold-Colorado Gold Mining & Milling Co., 23 Pioneer bldg., Denver. White Pine and Diagonal mines. Shaft and tunnel. Refractory ore. (Developing.) Gold-Dew Drop Adit Mining & Milling Co.

G.S.-Doyle Bros. Gold and silver.

G.S.C.-Jno. T. Duncan. Gold, silver and copper.
G.S.-Frank Gambrine. Gold and silver

Gold-Gold Crystal Mining Co.

G.S.-Hulings & Co. Gold and silver.

Con.E.Ch.-J. P. Loftus. Consulting engineer and chemist. Gold-R. Z. Mason. Red Star mine.

Shaft, 162 ft.

Free

ore. 90 days; 6 employes. Gold Cord mine. Tunnel, 300 ft. Free ore. M.E.-William E. Mead. Metallurgist and mining engineer. Properties examined and reported on. Gold-N. C. Meller. Gold-Modoc Consolidated Mines, Denver. "Modoc" mine. Shaft, 350 ft. Refractory and free ore. 300 days; 25 employes. 30 stamps, 20 tons daily capacity. Steam. "Boulder County" mine. Slope, 150 ft. Refractory and free ore. 300 days; 10 employes. Steam. Chas. W. Betts, mine supt.

G.S.-Ni Wot & Madeline Mining Co. Gold and silver. Gold-Orphan Boy Extension Mining & Milling Co., 84 Kittredge bldg., Denver. Dew Drop mine. Tunnel, 800 ft. Refractory ore. 1,000 tons. 300 days; 20 employes. Concentrator; roller mill; 30 stamps. Steam. 2 miles tramway; push cars. John Duncan, mine supt. G.S.-Puzzler Gold Mining & Milling Co., 32 Patterson & Thomas blk., Denver. Puzzler mine. Gold and silver. Three tunnels, 300 ft., 500 ft. and 800 ft. Free and refractory ore. 10-stamp mill, 20 tons daily capacity.

Gold-Ruby Gold Mining & Milling Co., 41-42 Arapahoe bldg., Denver. Ruby mine. Shaft, 150 ft. Tunnel, 450 ft. Refractory ore. 500 tons; 300 days; 6 employes. Steam.

Iron Cross mine. Shaft, 150 ft. Refractory ore. Gold-Utica Mining Co.

Gold-H. J. White.
G.S.-Wirth & Huling. Gold and silver.

WHITE CROSS, Hinsdale Co. Ry. Lake City, 249.
G.S.-Geo. Boyd. Gold and silver.

G.S.-J. H. Brown. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Jos. Chapman. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Gunnison Mining Co. Gold and silver.

L.S.P.-M. E. Holland & Co. Mines at Argentum. Lead, silver and platinum.

G.S.-Robt. Kissock. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Leonard Low. Gold and silver.

WILLIAMSBURG-Continued.

tons; 200 days; 100 employes. Steam. J. H. Simpson, mine supt.

B.Coal-Williamsburg Coal Co.

WINDSOR, Weld Co. P.O. New Windsor. Tel. Ry. 898. Smlt.-Globe Smelting Co.

WOODLAND PARK, El Paso Co. M.O. Ry. 207. Bank. ing town Manitou Springs.

G.S.-Quaker Girl Mining & Milling Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Wm. C. Saunders. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Jno. H. Smith. Gold and silver.
G.S.-D. Spidman. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Alvin Stump. Gold and silver.
G.S.-A. G. Templeton. Gold and silver.
G.S.-David Vaughn. Gold and silver.

G.S.-Woodland Park Mining Co. Gold and silver.
G.S.-Robt. Zernsworth. Gold and silver.

BRIDGEPORT, Fairfield, Co. Pop. 49,500. M.O. Tel. Ry. 599.

Stone Frank Armstrong.

Gold-E. C. Barrick.

Stone-F. W. Beers. Old mill quarry. Steam. Cop. Ref.-Bridgeport Copper Co.. foot of Howard ave. A. F. Migeon, pres.: J. H. Mathews, secy. and treas. 9 stacks; 300 days. Steam and electricity. Refined copper. Brands, "P. S. C." and "B. C. C." Plumb.-Bridgeport Crucible Co. Plumbago. Gold-S.-Bridgeport M. & M. Co., 380 Main st. J. W. Knowlton, pres.; W. J. Wheeler, v. pres.; Horace Pigg, treas.; E. P. Wheeler, supt. and buyer. Cap. stk. $600,000 pd. up. Mine at Conconully, Washington.

Stone-Bridgeport Quarry Co.

Slate-Bridgeport Slate Mantel Co.

B.Coal-Cedar Creek Coal Co.

Stone-M. Farrell.

Stone-P. Garvey.

Stone-J. S. Hubbell.

Marble-Chas. J. Hughes.

Stone-Huntington Road E. Bridgeport Stone Quarries.

C.E.-J. W. Knowlton, civil engineer.

Stone-Edward Larkin.

Stone-J. H. Parmalee.

Stone-B. D. Pierce, Jr., Co.

Stone-James Sexton, Jr.

Marble-Daniel Smith.

Stone-J. W. Southey & Son.

Stone-Stevenson & Christie.

COBALT, Middlesex Co. Pop. 290. M.O. Tel. Ry. 599. Gran.-Dalas Bros. Granite.

COLLINSVILLE, Hartford Co. Pop. 2,600. M.O. Tel. Ry. Gran.-C. S. Osborne. Granite.

599.

CORNWALL BRIDGE, Litchfield Co. Pop. 290. M.O. Tel.
Ry. 599.
B.Fur.-Cornwall Bridge Iron Co., Cornwall Bridge.

CROMWELL, Middlesex Co. Pop. 2,000. M.O. Tel. Ry. 593; 599. Stone-Connecticut Brownstone Co. Brownstone. Stone-Connecticut Freestone Quarry Co. Freestone. Stone-New England Brown Stone Co. H. Wales Lines, pres. Geo. H. Wilcox, v. pres.: E. B. Cowles, secy.; A. Chamberlain, treas.; W. F. Ranney, gen. mgr. and buyer. Cap. stk. $250,000 pd. up. Connecticut brown freestone. 500,000 cubic ft.; 300 days: 125 employes; 5 miles R. R.: 2 locomotives: 40 cars; chartered boats. J. B. Bond, quarry supt.

Stone-Stone Road Construction Co.

Roll. M.-Wilmot & Hobbs Co.

CHAPINVILLE, Litchfield Co. Pop. 158. Tel. Ry. 674. B. Fur.-Landon Iron Co.

EAST HARTFORD, Hartford Co. Pop. 4,500. M.O.

Tel.