Principal Producing Cripple Creek Mines - 1898:

Name: Acacia mine
Owner: Acacia Gold Mining Co.
Capital: $1,500,000
President: J. E. Hundley
Vice-President:
Secretary: D. R. McArthur
Treasurer:
Superintendent:
Manager:
Lessees:
Description: shaft; steam.
Employes:
Contact:
Notes: own Acacia mine, on Bull hill.

Acacia Mine.
4697. (Belvidere, Ill.) Will you give me information regarding the merits of the Acacia gold mine of Cripple Creek? Do you consider it to be a worthy investment and prospect for great price?

Ans.: The Acacia Gold Mining Company, capitalized at 1,500,000 shares of $1 each, owns over 20 acres of patented ground on Bull Hill, from which ore is being shipped. Stock quoted on January 19 at about 42 cents.
It is regarded in Colorado as meritorious stocks, and is being purchased at current prices by local parties personally familiar with the Cripple Creek district. With the expected advance along the whole line of Cripple Creek stocks following any calming down of financial disturbance at the eastern and European money centres, the stocks will advance also, irrespective of any special impetus from the discovery of new rich ore bodies.

Ore carrying a value of over $100 has recently been opened up in the Acacia.

Acacia—This Bull Hill property is maintaining a steady output from the various shafts.

Cripple Creek, Colorado.
Output from the Acacia.
S. N. Simmons, operating a lease on the Pharmacist property on Bull hill, has obtained a lease on the Acacia Co.'s ground adjoining, after having stoped up to the side line. The lease has always been worked through the Fitch shaft of the Acacia, having no connection with the Pharmacist shaft, and several shipments of good ore have been made.