Denver.—Johnson and associates are shipping 5 oz. ore from the Mineral Rock property on the Bull hill.

Cripple Creek.—One of the richest leases on Bull hill is that of Gus Johnson on the Mineral Rock of the Stratton estate. It is reported that Johnson is breaking better than 3 ft. of ore that is literally covered with sylvanite, carrying $100 per ton.

Cripple Creek.—The largest and richest vein on Bull hill is believed to have been opened in the strike made several weeks ago by Gus Johnson on the Mineral Rock or block 213 of the Stratton estate. The strike was made at a depth of 100 ft. and as followed it increases in value, giving returns of $100 to $300 in gold. The vein has somewhat the appearance of a chimney.
The lessee is shipping an average of 7 cars every two weeks.

Denver.—One of the richest ore bodies found on Bull hill this year has just been exposed in the Mineral Rock in block 213 of the Stratton estate. The shaft is being put down on a vein which at a depth of 15 ft. gives returns of 5 ozs. per ton across the entire width.
Only one side wall has been reached and the vein extends across the shaft for a distance of 12 feet.

Good ore has been found on the Mineral Rock claim, block 213 of the Stratton Estate, on Bull hill. Gus Johnson, who is working this ground under lease, struck the ore near the surface, and the vein as now exposed assays $100 across the entire width.

Denver, Colo.—One of the richest strikes recently made in Cripple Creek occurred a few days ago in the American Eagle's claim of the Stratton estate, which has the deepest workings in the district, the main shaft having attained a depth of 1,520 feet.
Lessee J. H. S. Cox of Denver, operating through the Mineral Rock shaft at a depth of 250 feet, has cut 12 inches of ore that is practically solid sylvanite, running 70 ounces gold or $1,400 per ton. The vein is well defined, the trend being north and south.
Mr. Cox is also operating through the American Eagle's shaft and getting out about 500 tons a month that runs something less than two ounces.

GARFIELD CONSOLIDATED.
The Garfield Consolidated company now operating through the Mineral Rock shaft of its property, is to commence steady shipments of ore about the first of the year. Drifts are being driven upon the ore in the workings to strip it ready for breaking. A new and handsome shaft house is being erected.