Denver.—Jensen and associates, lessees, have developed a 3-ft. body of ore at a depth of 200 ft. in the Reno property on Womack hill. Assays give 1½ to 4 ounces per ton.

Denver, Colo.—The lessee working the Reno property on Womack hill, Cripple Creek, has returns from a 10-ton shipment which gave $176 per ton. It cost $9 a ton to break, and $6 for tramming.

Denver, Colo.—The operator of a lease on the Merit claim, Womack hill, in Poverty gulch, Cripple Creek, is marketing ore that gives high values. The screenings run $85 and the coarse rock $25 per ton gold. Portions of the vein assay $350 up to $475 per ton.

The Reno Mining & Milling Co. 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: Poverty Gulch, Cripple Creek; 10 acres; capital, 1,000,000 shares; par value, $1; price, 5½ 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.