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The Morning Times. Volume: 3 [III], Issue No. 259Info Publication Date:
February 16, 1896Info found on page:
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Bull Hill Mining and Tunnel Co. Tunnel In connection with the tunnel the Electric Tramway and Tunnel company is boring into Bull hill from the northwest, another should be mentioned, that of the Bull Hill Mining and Tunnel company, which enters the hill from the southeast slope and is driving in the opposite direction.
The surveys have been so made that these two tunnels will meet about half way making a continuous passage through Bull hill, the total length of which is 5,840 feet.
The Electric Tramway company has for its president C. M. Rice; vice-president, Isaac Schiff; secretary and treasurer, W. E. Bridgeman; manager, C. B. Wider. Max Straus, a St. Louis capitalist who has made heavy investment in the camp, is one of the directors.
The surveys have been so made that these two tunnels will meet about half way making a continuous passage through Bull hill, the total length of which is 5,840 feet. The Electric Tramway company has for its president C. M. Rice; vice-president, Isaac Schiff; secretary and treasurer, W. E. Bridgeman; manager, C. B. Wider. Max Straus, a St. Louis capitalist who has made heavy investment in the camp, is one of the directors.
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- Colorado Historic Newspaper Collection: ⊞ The Morning Times, February 16, 1896
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