Another good report comes from the Mattie D. claim of the Princess company which is located near the Ingham. Their last shipment of ore returned an average of $200 per ton from that claim.

The Mattie D., on Raven Hill, is turning out considerable ore. The strike was made in a cross-cut and the vein has been drifted on for over forty feet. It adjoins the Ingram.

Principal Producing Cripple Creek Mines - 1898:

Name:
Owner: Ingham Consolidated Gold Mining Co., Ltd.
Capital: $750,000
President: Baron Wm. Del Marmol
Vice-President:
Secretary: Wm. F. Fisher
Treasurer:
Superintendent: B. F. Pinson
Manager:
Lessees:
Description: shafts and tunnels; steam
Employes: thirty employes
Contact: postoffice, Anaconda.
Notes:

SOME OF THE WEEK'S SHIPMENTS.
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WEEKLY SHIPMENTS
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Some of the Ore Sent Out From Cripple's Mines.
Ingham—Lessees Murray and McCormack are producing about 4 tons of $50 ore per day from their lease on the Mollie D.

BONANZA ORE IN THE MATTIE D
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Baker Lease Still in Rock That Nets $400 to $600 to the Ton.
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FOUND IN THREE PLACES
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Upraising on the Valuable Stuff Has
Commenced and Raven Hill Booms.
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RECENT STRIKES MADE THERE
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Ore Has Been Found in Half a Dozen
Places and the Hill is On a Big Boom.
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The strike in the Baker lease on the Mattie D. of the Ingham is greater than was at first reported. The ore has been runs from four to six hundred dollars to the ton.
Several weeks ago the ore was encountered in the old workings of the company, which have been leased for the past year or so. Baker was working 100 feet below the tunnel level of the Mattie D., when he ran into a streak that carried $500 to the ton, the same character of stuff that made the Mattie D. a bonanza a few years back, when the company sank a winze eighteen feet and took out $8,000 worth of pay ore.
Baker had the same streak and proceeded to follow it. He went eighty feet below that point, and crosscut for it again, and was not disappointed, while lessees beneath him drove through the country, and also caught the rich shoot. The high grade matter is from twelve to twenty inches in width, and the entire vein matter is about three feet. The lower grade of ore runs about $30 to $40, and the average of the high grade streak is worth, as stated above, between $400 and $500 to the ton, with an average of something like $500.

The Ingham Consolidated Gold Mining Co., Ltd. belongs on a selected list, by no means complete, of low-priced Cripple Creek stocks, with the latest published information as to location, acreage, capitalization, and approximate present price being: Raven Hill, Cripple Creek; 15 acres; capital, 1,500,000 shares; par value, 50 cents; stock in treasury, 110,331; price, 24 cents.
The low-priced stocks are usually sold in "board lots" of not less than 1,000 shares. Smaller lots are also not readily salable. Shares in the Royalty can be obtained in lots of not less than 500.

Doctor-Jack Pot.—The fifteen sets of lessees operating on this Raven hill property shipped 500 tons of ore within the month of December, the general average of which was about $35 per ton, the gross returns from the shipments having amounted to $18,000.

Colorado Springs, Col., Oct. 12.—Twelve sets of lessees operating on the Doctor Jack Pot territory on Raven Hill, are sending out regular shipments of ore, and during the past month totaled in the neighborhood of 1000 tons, which will return an average of two and one-half ounces to the ton, a gross value of $50,000 for the month.

During 1906, large gains in production were made in the Doctor Jack Pot.