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The cost o[ milling x•lIi range from about GOc to bl ,( <br />upon the character of the ore and the method of treatment. <br />the concentrates and smelting ore to the Colorado S Sot <br />which Iles about one mile and n quarter distnnco by good w <br />Is usually about 'Sc per ton and about halt that amount if <br />PnnS's own tenors. The freight charges by- roil to the Snmp <br />fs f.0c and to the Smelters nt Golden and Dcm~eq which ;; <br />dismnce respectlrely, 1s about $1.00 to b] "."_;. Per ton. The f <br />the Smelter usually- ranges tram b1.0U to E30.00 per ton for t <br />concentrates b1.00 to bi.00, both depending nn the conteal <br />some. There is plenty of water to be hod for all purpos <br />Supplies of nli IJnds, also mine timbers ore to be hod lu th <br />Ceorgetox•n and Idaho Springs. The first mentioned being t <br />away and the other hr o, four and eight miler respecth~ely. <br />passenger and freight, puss each sup dally, Ttte weather seh <br />[tons and the enox• fall Is usually Ilgtt and seldom remnlna c <br />than two or three days cot the sunny slopes of.the surround) <br />cnmodutloas are usually very good. <br />The present equipmeuc of the mill consists of n cruehe <br />stomps. 10 In number; two GIIPIn county bumpers; rt'lifley <br />trnnafnnner. The pau'er nsad Ix electricity. Oll:er equipment <br />type x•111 be Installed ns often as occasion mil demand; some <br />nlnnl that already in place: so that when completed, the Con <br />up to date mill calculated to effect It high degree of saring ar <br />dally cupac(tY. The ImProrements nex• In contemPlntion t <br />grinding mill, chtesiflerx, sllmers, roaster, etr:, al] of which w <br />the teat mode scone time ago and o[ which mantloa has ah <br />Other electrlral equlputenl will be Installed nt the mine so th <br />ba conducted along the most opprored and economical floes. <br />Production: f:n :ruempt lu,x been tnodu ul production so 1 <br />_.._ balug in the nature of dcyclopmrnt work on. <br />to opening up as much ore us poxsible In order I <br />toot and rahta thereof, ots ue11 as to crentea resen•e In mtlclpntl <br />lion of a mliling ptrmt of the Company's ox•n. There hna be <br />end cur loads of ore broken dux'n from n slope which x•ue <br />ier•t in from the portal of the Ueayer Clty Tunnel and upon <br />nnmf•. This is being pisced upon n Platform outside the tunny <br />be token [o the mill ns soon as x;l lpC h;lx been rnnde ready. <br />xIOpP x'III be en rrlcd on the Golden celn alxo in curb' untlcif <br />being ready to rncelcr~ It. Other ore x•ill follow ax fast ns It la <br />other cams, su that it lx eXherted t0 keep the toil) gulag s[e:Wi <br />heti~m in earnest. The ('otttP:nU' bas ::Ixo contrncted to mill c <br />cute P. xu that there w(II dOllbIICRN be plouty' to do all the year <br />siderable rnrenue obtahrad therefrom. Options bore been taken <br />tic: udlolnlug. which arc cx Peeled to add eery maU•rlully- to <br />clnlmxitin t,:dlr t~Ut hers oln•r pendlugl: Iuil ofr•x(hcich rlwtlll Ibe lihnfr <br />Ih(a C'amp:m)' Otte of the I:u~t;est opernlors In the dlslrlrt. <br />Investment: nx an corer[ n,f•nt• n Ix utaught wut ate xhu <br />-.-..-. _. pour err ou a par with nn>' olhar tier) c1a <br />emuerc:ftlsta Tbaln(bmPdnylr Jsa hm estly Itwd tfefficlentlyl unmt <br />clhlad toward the runscrratlee xld~• In uli ifs transactions. On <br />in'opositiun 6ux all the a::rwnrl<x of :m early surccss. As such. <br />to the Inrastor. <br />_______ <br />or1~IC1:IZS A\A DIItEC'I'ORS <br />A. W, TEFFT, Presicent H.A. MILLER,' <br />E. D. PAyNE, Secy. and Gent Mgr. <br />B. F. RICHARDS, Director R. F. PELOI <br />N. B.-The first three mentioned •re experienced mining r <br />