Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-13

= '"s '"tht'oN III going I
IN ''ift'nSh to Dradwn'd. On arri,-
ing here e earned llla, the snow WINS
several feet deep On Packer ,Joh,,
mountain, and that the trip would be
q pretty tongh one. Sir. Dunn. not
being an expert Oh snnwsInes. thought
II best not to undertake to go through.
He Informs us that upplies have been
taken III All ! that the hedges discov-
cred this year, three Of which are
owned by M Dunn, will be deyel-
upcd this winter. There are four l.,
cations IN one group and two in an
Other Those that are not owned l.,
MI. Jnnil lm has onde,i. Nome of the
le'iges crop nn, 81 the pr,spectnr has
/ To Ego i, hlind," and it is no Easy maj
ter to make discovery. The sur
face is IA the way from one t. TWEEN
ty fetr deep. Two Of HE veins were
disc ,vrreh by the placer miners, vino
uncovei ed liiem while gr9und-slnicmg.
One hundred feet will be sunk on ii,
STANDARD from the face of tunnel
which is in il hundred aud fifty feet
\ shalt has been put down to the
I depth Of thirty feet on the K ing Fish
rr, and "a large body Of ore was struck
a short time ago that will mill $500 pei
ton. At the Q,cen the work vii
be put in at EXTRACTING ore, "a gmn
deal of which " i'll go $1,000 per ton
Tie developments on ,hls nagnIficen
prospect consist Of tunnel that fol-
lows along the ledge distance o
| thirty feet and IA tel,-fl. shalt som,
distance from the tunnel The Prin
cess, an extension of the Q 'een, il
four feet wade at the surface, alC
shows up finely. A tive-inch seam i
very rich. A goosl-sized pile Of ore
will hn taken ont before spring Ii
the Little Rather six-inch seam as
says over $1,000 per ton, gold. Th'
Sitting Bull is also very rich, hnt Their
is good deal of water to c"nten'
: with and work will ave to he dc
terred until pumping machinery !
' erected. NJ. Dunn has great faith il
: these new discoveries and he show
: his faith Ivy The work re is putting o.
them. There is rich fl lat short di-
lance from these locations, and tn
u hedges it came from will he hunted +,
u nexl year. No prospecting for qua t.
u to any extent, has been done III tia
district. The rich discoveries tina
y have been made will attract prospec1
II nrs there next years and they WI
!, rive the country thorough goln
over, and we may expect 10 near
n some big discoveries.
THE Wood River Ne,Us gives OF
Typographical young friend, Charlie
Foster, this wel-deserved send-ot
Since the departure Ut F O. Hardin
=. for the east, the Miner, at HALEY, hi
been in charge Of G. A. Foster,
J., young man who has proven himse
- we'll qualified t" fill the position, al
" who has developed an entirely ne
feature in Hailey-that of being ma
unanimous. His soul is capable OF ia
:, ing in at glance something besi'
" the immediate surroundings of the dc
=, ert land settlement, and footing, IN
never-cuding monotony, the depe
y dence of all surrounding regions
=" HALEY. Last week he took II
down to the Mineral Hill District. Ju
IS, across the river from Bellevue, and
Ee- his column report of what he sa
i'd over there about the Minnie Mool
On ETC.. he merely states facts; adds
ne nn,v Iaurals To the brow of fair Bel