The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-25

plontioo q We have made, il 10 richer
here than at any point heretofore
opened. There seems to bs.a contin.
uous ledge. from Eve 70 fifty feet in
width, in which the ore will run from
$50 TO 1000 ounces to tho ton. The
bslt is divided into two sections of diff.
fsreot classes Of ore. one galens, the
other . carbonate Of silver. The ga
lena orc district Commences shout four
and half miles from the Oregon emf
grant road that leads up 70 Montana.
Two and half miles bslow the base Of
the Sav.Tooth mountsins, at the head
Of the Big Camss prairie, . ledge of
free milling gold.bssring quartz has
besn Soand. the nuly le1ge thus far dis
covered 10 that country. Il is seven
feet In thickness. and aseays IN sverage
Of e47 IA TO the ton. There il also
plscse mining 10 the Wood River. and
some very rich yields OF placer have
been developed at Rocky Bar. but
Water is iacking in the latter place. II
We could afford to build fume about
ssven miles long We could have sbund.
anos ef water. but that would b rather
more costly than We are able to under.
take at present.
There are pow not more than 100
$50 white men in those mountains. but
the knowledge Of our mineral discov-
cries has reached Utah and CAlifornia,
and has created great deal OF excite
nent 90 that We confidently expect
to have q population Of Of least 5000
there next summer. There is room.
work and fortune for l0O. 600. and we
are only anxious to have the fact rec
0gnizsd, and the natural wealth of our
country utilized, snd enough white men
there to give mutual assurance of reteu.
tiOn Of our scslps. We have no wild
Cat mines to cell. no fictitious claims,
no put up jobs to plunder tender feet
- Eastern victims are styled in Colo
RADIO. All W say il Co ae along. 10.
cate for yourselves. and il you are
honest, industrious. and have got sand
IN you to fight Iadisus when necessary
ve will give you . hearty welcome
There is beautiful agricultural land
along the Wood River and other
streams; fine grazing land on the Big
Csmas praifis-the best beef in tho
world ct fabalously low prices. Our
lakes are full of trout and red fish, our
rivers OF magnificent salmon. - we'll %
genuine brook trout; our woods are
full Of deer and bear; the valuable
silver fox is abundant: grouse are
everywhere in countless flocks. If you
wsst wild scenery. you can have it in
the mountains. close at hand, to your
hearts content. All that country has
been the center Of vast volcanic distur-
Dances. Beds Of lava-which look
like . pstrified spoDge-attest tho eject
OF natures fires ut some remote range,
and the same heat that melted the lava
has cooked the quartz ledgss until they
are easier of working than any others
in the land. In fact. there is no other
place in the country that offers 90 many
to the miner. the agricultu.
rist, the hunter, the Tourist, the enter.
prising man OF business.
ITO get to Rocky Bar. you take the
Union and Central Pacific Railroads to
Kelton. - miles beyond Ogden--fare,
e123; then BY the Utah end Idaho stage
line you 60 to Rattlesnake station, $50
milss-iare. $35; then BY . local stage
liue to Rocky Bar. IS milcs-fars. $40.
Meals cost extra. OF course. We expect
The Utah and Northern Railroad 70
reach within nine miles of our district
before great while. Il is now within
100 miles OF us."