Principal Producing Cripple Creek Mines - 1898:

Name: Marguerite Mine
Owner: Marguerite Consolidated Mining Co.
Capital: $500,000
President: W. H. Goshen
Vice-President:
Secretary: J. T. McCombs
Treasurer:
Superintendent:
Manager:
Lessees: W. N. Burgess
Description: tunnel, 82 feet.
Employes:
Contact:
Notes:

Fulton-Marguerite.—This property adjoins the Anaconda, and is located on Gold hill. At a depth of seventy feet Lessee L. S. Boswell has opened up a streak of ore twenty inches in width, the lowest assays from which are said to show values of $40 to the ton.
It is not known whether this is a new shoot, or whether it is an extension of the old Davenport shoot on the Anaconda, from which $60,000 worth of ore was extracted within fifty feet from the surface. The ore shoot was lost at this point.

Denver.—A circular received by the stockholders of the Fulton-Marguerite company asks for a contribution of $1.25 per thousand shares to meet the indebtedness, secured by deed of trust. The company's holdings consist of 36 acres on Raven, Gold, Carbonate, and Tenderfoot hills and Iron mountain.
The Raven hill holdings adjoin shipping property, but so far as known have never been worked on company account. In the event of failure on part of the shareholders to meet the request of the directorate, a new company will likely be formed.

Title to the Fulton and Marguerite lode mining claims on Gibbons hill, formerly owned by the Fulton-Marguerite Gold Mining Co., has been declared vested in Harry L. Shepherd by District Judge John W. Sheafor.

The purchase of the Marguerite lode mining claim by the Mary McKinney Mining Co. has been made from Hildreth Frost. The ground is a fraction lying between two claims of the Mary McKinney ground in the direction of the drift that the company is now driving on the main vein.