Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22

hunk of il to John McNicke, the we'll
nown assaNer at Salt Lake CITY. The I
Certificate received last week showed the /
oiioMing value: Copper, 81. 10 pen cent; |
,oid. l.u.o ounces. This shows a value OF |
,0ld alone of Ssl.l0 This certificate as |
,huMn % the sun reporter on sunday last
1y Mr. Van Dorm. Who had Just received
Il from salt Lake. and he felt highly
siated, as he had not the slightest idea
" hal The mineral was worth.
ANOTHER IN rorosI
Mike Titus Dave Williams aud j. II.
Nan Dorm have struck lead AT the head
ut Putosi guich, which carries the same
character Of quartz as the new discovery
the course of the ledge from Trail 10 Po-
to>D The Vein is ten inches wide and lies
between Slate walls,
FARHANEN's ASSAY OFFICE
Mr. Wm II. Fuller. civil and mining
engineer, i building an office and labora-
tory on Fourteenth street, between Mil
ana Knox. which is nearly completed.
MI FULLER was for four years in Spo-
kane Fails. previous To- the great fire and
j. perfectly familiar With the ores found
In the mining districts tributary To Fair
are fully Developed theS will be Of great
benefit 90 this section, and become an i'm
portant factor ia promoting il growth.
His building contains Office and draft
ing rooms, commodious and we'll lighted
chemical laboratory, rooms for sampmg
ores. for the storage Of chemical and assaS
supplies. and when furnished as intended
vii he provided with ali the means and
appliances necessary to insure correct ana
practical results.
II was built under hi> supervision b,
Nj. g.. II. Little. and the laboratory ant
other furniture by Mr.I. +. sanders sine,
employed on the Hotel EairhaNen Mr.
Fuller viii be prepared TO examine an,
report on mines, making his Own assay
aud analysis.
Announcement of his readiness To al
tend 10 the wants OF the public in his lin
viii appear in the columns of the HERAIl
IN due season.
PERSONALS.
Nj. +. c. Cove. real estate owner
mining Spectator and all round goo,
fellow arrived ON Fridays boat; he vii
remain several DAYS in the city: his inter
eSts here are large aud varied
Herr! Brdtuuber of the Mining am
Financial Trust Company. of London
writes under date of June 10. from Helena
that be Will soon he ia Fairhaven Wit
the intention OF visiting the IaScad
-.'' 49, 80 49, LIS "a CIV A'HfNANA AAA
other mines.
Allen L Mason. the Tacoma capitals
passed through the city last week on h
return from Ruby. ia the Okanoga
cuunu! where lac has been inspecting IA
mining Interests. lie presses the opit
ion thar rhe Ohauogdl country will q,
yelap iutu The richest mining district eve
. known in this country Mr.. Mason la
gained possession Of the reduction wurl
+ ot RUBY. and viii pnt them into operatiu
az once.
f. j. Carrot. the mining and civil eng
neer. has been through the eur d Alien,
recently ana reports great progress. u
SAYS hat Me>>rS. Anton. Eilere. Schauu
berg ANA Eimrieh. the great MontaI
& smelling works iriumNerate. are nov
+ tile tu.ur 81 Aleue> hooking over the pro
: pccts
/, uikA All. 10 n
Tine Forest Grove Presbyterian cougr
s. CATION j. in luck. and all it, members pr
Z misc Go hecume rich through a strike
oil made in tew acres ot ground ~
q ruuuf ny the rickety old chapel called
e. church. The site j. located about ei'.Nl
d miles from Fittshurg aud j. right 100 {
!. center af the new ttrOVe oil fields
q t1r wears Deacon Bracom has bee
z PASTOR 81 Che congregation. and 10 to,
= the combined receipt, lrom few acres
&, farming land, the district school and 1
afrru gs uf The SINAI congregation to kc
s the guud man alive. but hf good forth
o. this j. all changed.
d Three guud oil producers have be
e. struck In the past week. with an aNera
q output Of about Lon barrels day. I'll
give, the church people a daily income
= st.5 from royalties. in addition 10 a ca
l. bonus.
L. Two new wells are being sunk whi
q, viii Increase the church income % s..
month. One oi the new wells has bee
.e dubbed old Hundred, because Of {
al following revised version 81 the famil
IT, bvmu IS hieh one ~ the driller> has tack
is upog tbrderfich:
b. Praise Ond from whom ali blessings FuW
" fra ~ tim for putting OH below
T. FRA .~n II ira Nr driller~. give hearty than
II Praise Him for tine overlooking TANKS.
BE- Before closing this article We desire
ri call thr attention OF every miner 10 I
D. article iu this paper beaded Duty
b Lead The heroic work OF Carter
g. Montana. and On Bots. Of Idaho. must
Ic b. forgotten; the democratic dragon
ld beet eNterminated. cur best interests
a safe: uur representatives have fulfil
thrir pledges. All honor la Carter d
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