, 1890-11-06
LARGE MINING DEALS
Important Transfers on the
Tapis at Mullan.
ONE FOR THIRTY THOUSAND
Developments In the Gold Hunter
and Other Properties-A
Fatal Accident.

MuLLAs, Nov. 3.--Anothsr valuable
piece of mining property near Mullan
changed hands recently. This time a
Spokane man effected the sale, and he
assured the REVIEW reporter yesterday
that the party which he represents has
unlimited capital, and that this already
well known piece of property would bo
prospectcd to u SHOW down" as rapidly
as men and money can accomplish that
result. The purchase money, $50, 900,
has not been paid over, but certain 1t is
that the articles of agreement and all the
papers pertaining thereto, except the
abstract of title to small interest, " hich
was recently phoned through to Spo-
kane, are In escrow in bank
in Spokane, and in a short time the sale
will be contaminated, until which time
the REVIEW reporter keeps his pledge
not to mention the namo OF either
buyer or seller.
Still another deal Is In progress for q
wsll-known and valuable piece of min
ing property about a quarter of q mile
from Mullan, which, in all probability.
will be closed about the same time as
the above. These two pieces Of prop
erty In the hands OF men of means, who
buy them for the purpose of taking out
what there Is In them, means still
brighter future for Mullsn. for just
so sure us these two properties
are worked, just so sure the
purchasers will become richer,
capital and consequent enhancement
in value of everything In and around
one OF the most natural towDsites in
the Cocur d. d'Alene-Mullan, Talk about
your headquarters! Look at our pros
poets land there are thousands of them
within rifle shot of the town.. Has
any oil them ever gone back on the
man or company who had the nerve
to stay with them and spend money
enough to develop them? On the CON
trary, you can write In truth, Gold
Hunter, Sl,6O0,0O, and the Morning
81, OOOO 600 which are the only ones that
have been developed as YET, There is
no safer Investment for capital at the
present writing in the world than in
the Cmur d. Aleno mines, and particu-
larly around Mullan.
The Deadwood property near the
Morning mine is gradually coming to
the front. Specks OF galena found in
curley slate was the only indication
that a large body of ore might be found
on this claim. A large body of iron was
struck at depth of thirty five feet by .
shaft, which lis now being driven TO
depth of fifty feet. Dark blue galena
was encountered simultaneously with
the iron, the galena Improving rapidly
with depth. 1t Is in the iron formation
whore tho larger bodies of gaena ore are
to DO found, which has been the case
with all the prospects yet developed on
Chloride hill.
NOTES.
John Hanley, In charge OF tho Gold
Hunter mine, says that property i'm
proves every day moro and more as
work progresses in the tunnel where
the last grand strike was made, and
that vast amount of ore is visible to
the naked eve.
Mrs. A. w. Steele wife of the pro-
prietor of the Windsor hotel, who has
been under medical treatment in Seattle
for several weeks, returned homo on last
night.
Dick Wilson, employed by Woods,
Larson & Co., fell down stairs In the
lodging house of Mrs. II. Is. Brown,
and died from injuries sustained, at IL
o clock the same day.