With the exception of the Battle
Lake mine and the big copper
lead on Lake creek, nothing to
1 speak of is being done on the cop
per claims. It is high time that
work was begun on some of the
I others or else they should be aban
doned and left to others who will
work them.
countFnotes.
Ora Haley, a Routt county. Col
orado, cattleman, made a large!
shipment of beeves to market;
from Rawlins.
Cheyenne Sun : The Upper 1
: Platte valley has an abundant
I water supply, and better still, it is
being utilized.
H. D. Blydenburgh, last week, [
took a bunch of cattle to Rawlins
from the Blydenburgh & Morgan
ranch, on Jack creek, for ship
ment to market.
John Suinpi, a Carbon coal
miner, had his skull fractured and
was taken to the Denver hospital.
A loaded car struck him on the
| head and also knocked out a prop
against which he was leaning.
Michael Henry, an old resident
of Carbon, and a lawyer died re- 1
• cently in the Denver hospital. It
• is reported that the day after he
died, a telegram came that his
. brother had willed him several
thousand dollars.
Rawlins Journal, August 19:
Nineteen cars of fpt cattle were
shipped from bore- -huat t« ironing,
destination Kansas City. The
cattle were from the Upper Platte
country and are in prime condition
and should bring top prices.
Each county is entitled to three
delegates nt large in the State
mining convention, the selection
being made by the county clerk.
In the absence of County Clerk
Ross’ Deputy Clerk Henderson
appointed as deputies from Carbon
county, A. H. Cronkite, of ttemi
noe; Frank A. Hinman, of Dixon,
and Fennimore Chatterton, of Sar
atoga.
