Bonanza Mine Progress Signals Promise and Incidents
The Bonanza mine shaft reaches 75 feet with ore assays improving from $4 gold at surface to $13.80 at 65 feet. The vein runs east to west, five feet wide, with granite hanging wall and iron sulphide ore. Nearby, a road connect to the state line is planned. stock resupplied for machinery. Also reported: five Mexicans robbed near Fourth Street bridge. a fire at Mrs Nelson's building was extinguished by fire department.
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Weet
Labout
McDougal
Bonanza
Lucky Day Company
Canon City
Fourth Street
Canson Cty
Jose Ortes
Aledo Romero
Herman Lopez
Albano Berato
Julio Madrago
Train arrivals and departures at Canon City Cripple Creek
The schedule lists Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe trains with arrivals and departures. No 625 arrives 10:40 am and departs 10:40 am daily, No 626 departs 5:40 pm, No 681 arrives 4:25 pm, No 632 departs 1 and No 631 and 632 run daily except Sunday.
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Denver
Rio Grande
Canon City
Cripple Creek
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
The
Santa Fe
Dean
Colo
Carson City
Lucky Day Mining Promises Prosperous Dawson District Growth
The Lucky Day Milling and Mining Company, capitalized at 1,000,000, advances in the Greenhorn range near Dawson City with the Bonanza claim leading development. Dr. L. E. McDougal serves as president, W. J. Wilson as treasurer, and B. F. Young as foreman. several claims including Lucky Day No.2 and No.3, Doctor, Elmer C, Great Republic and General Cronje are held as work continues on the Bonanza shaft, 5 by 8 feet clear, well timbered and supported.
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Dawson City
Colorado
Greenhorn Range
Lucky Day Milling and Milling Company
L. E. McDougal
W. J. Wilson
B. F. Young
Bonanza
Elmer C
Great Republic
General Cronje
Copper King
Discharged Rudolph and McCoy after city hall robbery exam
The preliminary trial of three youths arrested for robbing the city hall safe concluded with Mann held on $1000 bail after thorough examination. Rudolph and McCoy were discharged as the district attorney filed no charge against them.
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Rudolph
McCoy
Esquire
F. A. McDonald
Y. J. Mann
Mann
Cafion
Cripple Creek
Main Street
Notle
Rudolph and McCoy
C. C. Dawson
J. H. Maupin
Salida Mail condemns hoodlum influence during Roosevelt visit
The Salida Mail, though a Democrat paper, rebukes the disturbing element seen during Governor Roosevelt's visit last week. It praises fearless editorial courage while noting a Republican ex supporter's stance on the silver issue, urging him to rejoin his former party. The piece also extols the Smith Premier typewriter, noting its 1900s grand prize win and urging buyers to consider it for quality and progress.
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William M. Stewart
Nevada
Bryan
Stewart
Dubsis, Teller
Roosevelt
Brother Erdlin
Quinine for Colds and Local News Snippet
An 1880s notice promotes quinine capsules for colds with a 24 hour cure claim priced at 25 cents sold by Hunter Palmer. The page also critiques a political insult toward Teddy Roosevelt and notes the Texas Creek extension employing 1500 to 2000 workers. McNelly’s meat shop offers piano contest tickets. L W Hill now leads the local prescription department at C A Keables & Co with emphasis on accuracy and purity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geo. Pedley
Canon Slexicans
the Lucky Day Company
H. M. Hogg
Telluride
Congress
Springs Gazette
C. D. Bradley
11Th
Fremont
M. S. Bailey
Wet Mountain Tribune
McKinley
R. B. Thompson
South 5Th St
Combine
Union
Carion City
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America
G. R. Tanner & Co
Smith
Umphant
Ceylon Tea CO
Krause
Hunter Palmer
Texas Creek D. & R. G
McNelly’s
L. W. Hill
New York College of Pharmacy
C. A. Keables & Co
Saratoga
Tanner & Co
C. C
Watch Inspector C.C
Mayhew
Studebaker and Mitchell Standards of
the Smith Mercantile CO
C.H. Whitmore & Co
Main St
Eclipse
Chapson & Higgins
Macon
A. Raynolds
Fpen
G. Rockafellow
Cashier
Rudolpie
Fremont County Bank
First National Bank
Clelland
J. H. Peabody
N. C. Craven
Lyman Robison
J. E. Hasbrouck
Ansist
MotTuxi
Bradfield Regulator Company
Atlanta
Mocther
Buena Vista Hot Springs
Princeton
Cottonwood Lakes
3. M. Bay
Pitt A. Wade, B. S
M. E
M. D
Felter Bik
A. , Jeffrey
W. 7. Little, M.D
Beecher’s Drug Store
Attorney AT Law
Orncs
Fremont County
Mb. Wareren
D. Howe
S.m. Orrica
Wovns
Greenwood
Charles H
Wilmingon
Macon Avenue
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Hoare
I Cc. Hall
Canes City
N. Carrier
ESE
Bexcent Wansay
Postofics
D** McDougal
Reem
Arthur Block
B. Baylor
Mary £. Phelps
Ofice
Basinet
Tetavico
Tegeday
Meeka
Cash Coal and Transfer Co
O. T. Smith
Smith Mer. Co
Dickinson_Laws
Canan City
Cox Company
GEO. T. Wood
R. G. Bates
Grand Lodge I. O. O. F
New Mexico
Durango
I. F. Dawson
Notary Public
Rge
ORD
Rocky Mountain Baker
Lou Riede
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