Cripple Creek, Colorado.—A strike of large proportions has been made by Kinsey & Company, leasing on the Bob Lee property, situated on Tenderfoot hill, just beyond the Hoosier. The discovery was made in a drift at a depth of 55 feet and 30 feet from the shaft, where the lessees encountered the junction of two veins.
The ore body is from three to five feet in width and the rock carries free gold. The smallest assay received is $37 and the largest $190. The ore will average about $70 to the ton.

Bob Lee—The work of installing the plant of machinery on this property is being pushed rapidly by Kenzy & Co., who are operating it under lease.

Cripple Creek.—Lewis and associates, leasing on the Bob Lee on Tenderfoot hill, are reported to have opened a body of 3-oz. ore at a depth of 100 ft. just northwest of the shaft.

Cripple Creek—J. K. Lewis leasing on the Bob Lee on Tenderfoot hill has a trial shipment in his bins and as soon as machinery can be installed, will send it to the reduction works. He has a 4-ft. vein that returns from $18 to $23.