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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that all persons attempting to build upon or occupy the Lone Star No. 1 lode, or the Pulaski or Steuben lode mining claims, which adjoin the Lone Star No. 1 on each side thereof, situate in the Cripple Creek mining district, county of El Paso. State of Colorado, are trespassers, unless they have permission from the owners or lessees of said claims. Said premises or a portion thereof are also known as Cripple Creek Heights.
THE ANACONDA GOLD MINING COMPANY.
For Lone Star No. 1,
By Jones & Rhett, Attorneys.
C. S. Wilson, Attorney for owners of Steuben and Pulaski lodes, and lessees of Lone Star No. 1. 201 6tf.

• ⊞ The Morning Times, Cripple Creek, El Paso County Colorado, Friday Morning, December 13, 1895. (page 4)
• ⊞ The Morning Times, Cripple Creek, El Paso County Colorado, Sunday Morning, December 29, 1895. (page 3)
• ⊞ The Morning Times, Cripple Creek, El Paso County, Colorado, Tuesday Morning, January 7, 1896. (page 3)

• Colorado Historic Newspaper Collection: ⊞ The Morning Times, January 7, 1896

Notice.
Notice is hereby given that all persons attempting to build upon or occupy the Lone Star No. 1, Pulaski, Steuben, Fraction and Lillie lode mining claims which adjoins the Lone Star No. 1 lode, situated in the Cripple Creek mining district, county of El Paso, state of Colorado, are trespassers unless they have permission from the owners or lessees of said claims. Said premises or a portion thereof are also known as Cripple Creek Heights.
The Anaconda Gold Mining company the Lone Star No. 1, by Jones & Rhett, attorneys.
C. S. Wilson, attorney for owners of Steuben, Pulaski and Fraction lodes and lessees of Lone Star No. 1 lode.
F. F. Noxon, agent for owners of Lillie lode.
For information apply to Meredith & Wight, Agents, 202 Bennett avenue.
237 tf

• ⊞ The Morning Times, Cripple Creek, El Paso County, Colorado, Wednesday Morning, January 22, 1896. (page 2)
• ⊞ The Morning Times, Cripple Creek, El Paso County, Colorado, Saturday Morning, January 25, 1896. (page 3)
• ⊞ The Morning Times, Cripple Creek, El Paso County Colorado, Sunday Morning, January 26, 1896. (page 2)
• ⊞ The Morning Times, Cripple Creek, El Paso County, Colorado, Thursday Morning, February 6, 1896 (page 3)
• ⊞ The Morning Times, Cripple Creek, El Paso County, Colorado, Friday Morning, February 7, 1896. (page 3)
• ⊞ The Morning Times, Cripple Creek, El Paso County Colorado, Saturday Morning, February 15, 1896. (page 3)
• ⊞ The Morning Times, Cripple Creek, El Paso County, Colorado, Sunday Morning, February 16, 1896. (page 7)
• ⊞ The Morning Times, Cripple Creek, El Paso County, Colorado, Sunday Morning, March 1, 1896. (page 7)

• Colorado Historic Newspaper Collection: ⊞ Morning Times, January 25, 1896
• Colorado Historic Newspaper Collection: ⊞ Text Clipping

• Colorado Historic Newspaper Collection: ⊞ The Morning Times, September 27, 1899

Company is active or promise to be active trader on various exchanges.

Name: MARS CONSOLIDATED G. M. CO.
Capital: $1,500,000; par value, $1; 80,000 shares in treasury, debt is $1,400.
President: C. S. Wilson
Vice-President:
Secretary: E. A. Meredith
Treasurer:
Superintendent:
Manager:
Office/Contact: Goldfield, Colo.
Lessees:
Description/Note: Development consists of shafts 80 and 120 ft. There are about 50 houses occupied by squatters on the property. See Plat S.
Owns: 1. the Steuben, Pulaski, Henry, Mars, McGinty, and
2. the west half of the Lone Star No. 1, 13 acres in all, Receiver's Receipt held, just east of the Midland Terminal depot of Cripple Creek, between Bennett and Myers Avenues, in S. E. ¼ Sec. 13.

• Hathi Trust Digital Library; Link to Page: ⊞ 63
• Hathi Trust Digital Library: ⊞ Cripple Creek: A Standard Handbook, January 1901

Mars Cons. Gold Mining Co.
6617. (Rhinebeck, N. Y.) Can you give me any information in regard to the Mars Consolidated Gold Mining Company, and as to whether the stock has any value? The certificate I hold is dated at Cripple Creek, Colo., and therefore I suppose that is, or was, the principal place of business.

Ans.: According to the latest Cripple Creek hand book (January, 1901), this company is capitalized at 1,500,000 shares, had 80,000 shares in the treasury, and was $1,400 in debt.
The secretary was E. A. Meredith, Goldfield, Colo. Goldfield is in the Cripple Creek district. The company owned the Steuben, Pulaski, Henry, Mars, McGinty and the west half of the Lone Star No. 1 claims, 13 acres in all, for which receivers' receipt had been issued. The property is situated just east of the Midland Terminal railroad depot at the town of Cripple Creek, between Bennett and Myers avenues.
Development consisted of shafts 80 and 120 feet deep. There were about 50 houses, occupied by squatters, on the property. The company has recently passed into the control of Mr. W. S. Stratton, of Colorado Springs, Colo. There is still some of the stock on the market, and its recent sales were at about four cents per share.

• Hathi Trust Digital Library; Link to Page: ⊞ 852
• Hathi Trust Digital Library: ⊞ United States Investor; Vol. 12, Part1 (Jan.-Jun. 1901)