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• 1903 Jan., 1; Mr. David W. Mason

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A joint survey is being made by the H. H. H. M. & D., operating the Hoosier mine on Tenderfoot hill, and the Friday M. Co., operating the Friday claim.
This survey is to determine the boundaries, as the properties adjoin, and to settle a dispute as to the ownership and value of certain ore claimed by both parties.

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The Friday Leasing Co., operating on the Friday claim of the White City G. M. Co., on Tenderfoot hill, is doing a large amount of development on the 80-ft. level of the new shaft.
Several veins have been opened up which show large quantities of medium-grade ore which is being blocked out in prospect of the erection of a large cyanide mill which will probably be installed during the present year.

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The Friday Leasing Co., operating on the Friday claim of the White City Gold Mining Co., on Tenderfoot hill, is doing an immense amount of development work on the first or 80-ft. level in a new shaft which has been sunk during the past six months. Cross-cuts have been extended to the north side-line and another is now being run east from the shaft. Several veins have been cut recently and development work is in progress the greater portion of the time.
The veins show low-grade ore and no attempt is as yet being made to ship any of it. The ore is being blocked out, and it is the intention of the management of the leasing company eventually to erect a large cyanide mill, which may be started toward the latter part of the present year.
The Friday Leasing Co., which is composed chiefly of Denver men, has a bond on the property in the sum of $200,000, with a long-time lease.

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The contract for sinking the shaft on the Friday claim on Tenderfoot hill a distance of 50 ft. has been completed, and Philip Schuch, the manager, will prosecute the work hereafter on company account. The shaft is down now 125 ft., but it is the intention of the company to sink another 50 ft., when considerable lateral work will be done.
No ore is being broken at the present time.

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Denver.—A heavy tonnage is leaving the Hillside claim on Gold hill, the Mountain Beauty on Bull, the Friday and Hoosier on Tenderfoot for the new cyanide mill of the Wishbone company on Spring creek.
These ores are yielding from $8 to $12 per ton.

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