Principal Producing Cripple Creek Mines - 1898:

Name: Sacramento Mine (Bull Hill)
Owner: Sacramento Gold Mining and Milling Co. (Bull Hill)
Capital: $1,000,000
President: John T. Voss
Vice-President:
Secretary: Sherwood Aldrich
Treasurer:
Superintendent:
Manager:
Lessees: Pelton & Stratton
Description: main shaft 175 feet; 300 feet of development; steam.
Sacramento lessees has 145-foot shaft; 20-horse power upright boiler; 6x8 double flat friction hoist.
Employes:
Contact:
Notes: Company own Sacramento and Midnight claims.

[Crusher]—Peter C. Winnie has sold an eighth interest in the Sacrament lode to Phil Strubel for the modest sum of $25.

The Sacramento mine on Bull hill, one of the Stratton estate properties, is the scene of an important discovery made by W. J. Davenport and lease partners.
Prospecting by crosscut at the second level, Davenport has opened up the northwestern extension of the Harrington vein, one of the chief producing veins of the Golden Cycle mine.

Annual Review.
Many Mines Worked Under Lease.
The Western Investment Co. has operated several leases in the district during the year, on the Specimen and Sacramento claims of the Stratton Estate, situated on the southeast slope of Bull hill, a good-sized vein was encountered, which has produced a large tonnage of ore that gave returns of several ounces in gold.

The last shipment made from the Sacramento to the Victor sampler went $450 to the ton.

The Sacramento on a New Basis.
The Sacramento company has at last settled with the lessees, who have been working the main shaft. The company now comes in possession of the ground and will push the work on its own account. A fine large shaft house and a plant of machinery will but up at once and 200 feet of sinking be done in the shaft. The mine is in very rich territory and with proper and systematic development will be a heavy producer.