Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-08

Dunn has SIX men at work-ias sunk
'wo.sl'aits--one 1875 feet, and the 9TH
er 80 feet, running all The way through
good ore. Tie vein Is about f,ur f.er
woe, and increases in width as it il
gone down on. George Taxi and Geo.
wise have run an open cut about one
mile and half long IN hummer creek
Iof the purpose Of working placer
Claims lying on fiat 81 large bar.
lney are now at work and are making
BIG pay. Con thinks the, have for
tune before them. Con has struck
good prospecting quartz on Warm
Spring creek, Eastof Deadwoed. He
mas two men at work, and they have
only sunk about four feet, and The ore
Increases in richness as dep,h il
obtained. The vein is only sixteen in
ches in width, and at the depth Of four
feet the prospect is double that at
the top. The vein is gold bearing
and Con says it can be traced Fl Il miles
Con Is an old-timer here, has worked
hard, and we hope that the day is not
lar distant when he will be richly re-
warded for all his past hard work and
hazardous life. There are about thlr
ty-hve Cinnamon at work on Wilson
Creek, about three miles the other side
OF Deadwood, aud are doing we'll.
Can leaves Placerville to-day with Is
mules loaded with tie necessaries of
the Cinnamon. Con reports farmers
III Garden Valley all busy making hay,
aud their crops very promising.
/ JAMES MoRIARry, Jr., came in last
| Friday from Silver district. Matt era
ham, James Oday, VIM. Woods and
Fat Murphy, who went out with jim,
are still there prospecting. The boys
discovered three veins and lave stalk
ed off FIVE locations One vein is two
miles this side of Hepburn's locations,
another between this and Hephurns,
aud the third two mics the other side
of the latter Jim says the led ;es are
several feet in width, and the rock
looks fine This district is fifteen OF
eighteen miles northeast of Banner
and within few miles of North Boise
jim brought i'll several pieces of ore
that look way up. He will have a,
assay made in few days. The av
erage of ten assays of ore from Hep.
burns locations was SLOT per ton, anc
it the pieces that Jim brought in are
as rich as they look, will run highe
than that. 1t is estimated that a roat
can be put in there from Banner at {
cost of seven or eight thousand dollars
Should that district come up to expec
tations when developed, it will be /
great benefit to this place, as this viii
be the source of supplies.
IT is reported that at the next Dio
cecian Convention of Central Penn
sylvania, to meet in October, the ques
ton of electing coadjutor to the Ri
R ". De Wolf Howe, Bishop of tina
diocese, will be brought forward. ]
SO, it is almost certain that Bishol
futile will be unanimously chosen, a
u it is understood he has been named 70
! that Office by Bishop Howe, who is to'
J aged and inirm to attend to the oner
: Gus duties of solarge a diocese, ant
!, that he will have large clerical AM
i lay vote. Some years ago Bisho
II futile was elected to Missouri, bu
! declined, feeling that the Church hav
ing appointed him Missionary Bishop
u lie had no right to shrink from th
I. task but now he has served faithful
n 80 many years, it is believed by hi
n friends that if elected to Central Penn
Z. sylvania, he will accept. Stnuld b