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We reached . depth IT 30 feet with Z
shaft on 49, gulcl,. last week, when ''Ursa
Minor concluded: hc did aot want such
handy little ,lig:iuss. un.l SD started out ia
have pleasure "trip ,"a foot, for few days
Came d0wm IL ,lr mouth Ut Quartz creek,
seven miles
ON sN.w suOEs,
And found hunters Trail !cading out two
miles u R0biuson's mail r'ad, and followed
. string of post .l,Olcs down the river to Lo.
zeac's, distance Ut eight miles, where We
obtained y" excellc". supper Mr.. Robinson
is entitled 10 great credit tor
KEEPING THE ROAD OPxN
Between Missa,uls anil Ce,lar creek. Ol
course If there WAS six horse mail cOact
running daily aud fifty Or hundred farm
crs ''goins 10 town." 1t would he an casy
matter Ia keep the road open for eighty
miles IN length, during such storm of SNOW
and slect ~ We were blessed with. aud tn dt
it, too. with just enough cayuses to carry I
tri. weekly mail. it is a ilerculcan task bu
believe Mr.. Robinson has accomplished
the task with the loss Of one trip. From
Lozesu's VIC found splendid sled road to
the Mouth Of Cedar, distanceOf four miles
SUPERIOR CITY
Is situated on the west side Of the Missoul,
river. AMI south Of Cedar Creek. 1t ba'
become chronic. 1t is comps" c.lOf one store
one salo"", "nc blacksmith shop, and one
half Of the bridge, and ferry boat, ont
livery stable, one family, tMr. and Mrs. J.
Ds",h and one baby-"Annie." There il
ONE FARM
A mile below on the "pp"silc side Of tn
river, owned by Vim. Berry, where lie hu'
raised the past season. "i"sty Mous"n.
p0uhds If 1,ointvts. some other vegetables
some grain and about ~ hundred chickens, ant
found ~ good market tor everything he hat
,0sell IL, Cedar Creek mines the earthquake,
shock OF The l4,h. Was felt with suilicicn
force IL open doors and shake tue glasswa,,
on the shelves l y en-, one day q, this place
admiriny the many
GRAND AND BEAUTIFUL VIEWS,
From and IL the vicinity If his log cabin
II this spot 1T earth WAS country where
the white. fingered Ia lies and gentlemen Of
the palette and pencil most do congregatc,
1t would h visited Ivy scores. to admire snt
sketch the many mountain peaks that real
their hcatls rs though bidding defiance Il
Father Time himself. while others more re-
firing pretend I" hide their faces behind &
bridal veil IT beautiful Translucent mist.
WE EXPECT THE N. p n.
u take this route from the fact that nature
has p,'vilctl natural Rad bed, by crossing
the river three times, tr"n, MissOuls City Ia
Horse Plains. After waiting - few days u,
Superior City f"r Il iAnd of twenty head ot
beef cattle. aud two pack trains loaded will
fresh pork Ia s..,sn.h the trail, l started ar
the creek ~ c"ni'any with Charley Barron
tain. Eigh, miles up We came u
JUNCTION CITY,
Of which ! learn that more than half il
burned But there il - gnd sized town left
~ relic Of the early days Of Cedar. VIVA,
10 left IL going fast. mud IN few years will
hardly leave mark I" tell the traveller there
Was ever Town hull, on this spot believe
this town wss built the first winter, when
hnralv sny person knew IL there was gohl
o. a1e creek Isr susi. Ass.l M mining has ever
been dane here. Three miles mose brings
us Ia
THE KIYUsE HLUME,
More celebrated for the money that has gone
into il ti.an for what has come out. There
il quite COLLECTION 1T cabins here, add one
I" judge from its apiH a,ance, contains a
f"'"ily. Two miles from Kiyuse VIC saw
one man ut work in the he'd Of the creek,
who looked - though he had wandered
away from the settlements and could not
find his way back, ard 50 settled down by
himself. also learn there is a large town
called Lincoln. buried somcw here along here,
of which very few seem To have any knOwl.
edge. But two miles. further up d, VI "A
WE CONF TO LOulsEvn.Lk
A town OF perhaps eighty ar ninety build.
ings, some Ut them quite prctentious. There
was probably one hundred thousand dollars
invested In l'siljiny this town. Now II is
almost entirely Ismsntle,l, only one or two
buildings remaining If which there Is any.
thing left except the she'll This town must
have been very healthy, rs j, supported large
for l"ng time, yet there Is bot
one grave in sight, and ,ha, man died Of the
''pistol' disease. The boys tell ME that
there were four deaths in louisville, but
the oaly ono that died natural death died
from the effects of drinking whisky. Two
miles abnvc Loniscvi'lr AMI me half mile
below Forest City, Ia fsH
THE FRAT ACTIVE MINING
That We have ecen an the creek. Here are
some very good clsims and he'd rock flume
that will l'e the best property in this camp.
We reached ....
...H.I SO's"Ss VII ...-t.rs.1s .aH
just after dark and found five places lighted
IN, three Of them being ssloons. We ar.
rived just In time to sec man 60 through
The process of getting . ''head" put on hirn.
Whisky did II. The next morning the
''hcade'l' and ''headis,'' were gnod friends
~ ever. This has lsen lively little town
hot Il has s"rsed i!s day. II hes singgletl
along up the creek in a string of miners
cabins for half mile and hloomed In the
bright little tnwn IT .ia e.,Et..-i 81 81.
NASHVILLE, " ss%
named for the merry month In which It
was laid nnt. Here il real live town with
'aIo"ns. storrs, blacksmith shop and meat
buildings M and going up 10 &C.
those that that are let in Forest
City. and I'll looking forward with conf.
lent hope 10 , prosperous mining season
lhe c"mi"g summer In frnt Of this town
h the "
FAMOUS '.7s.'' 'a
NJ Pnlmer's grouni. M one seems 10 know
how much has hcen taken out Of It, bat jt
has lRcn and IL vet very rich rnr,