Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-25
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
Miners are Jubilant Over the
Action Taken by the
House
The Lead Question is An All
Important Thing to the
Focal City
Fairhaven to be Headquarters
for the Mining Districts
Other News
METAL QUOTATIONS.


important "a factor in Fairhaven as the
Cpur d d'Alenes we're To spokane Falls, or
the CottOnwoods and Bingham Cou-
gar were Ia Salt Lake city. /
The surface showing on the Boston 1
mine has never been eXeelled In
the history of mining In this country. !
Ii Is simply vast body of galena ore
cropping out. The country rock the walls,
and the surroundings are OF character
In which experience records no failure.
The discovered mines In the Cascade
region do not play any important part In
what the future will produce, and ! claim
IL Is a duty OF every man who has the
good Of Fairhaven at heart TO nourlsh
and assist these mining industries. Helena
derives sven-eighths of her trade directly
from the mines. Butte. all of hers-Spo-
kane Falls. Missoulu. foster these indus.
tries with tender care. One miner Is OF
more value 10 community like this than
five rancherS. They will be here this
summer 5000 strong and the Cascades VIII
Weld up her treasures aud the quicker We
all recognise the fact that this Is largely
a mining community and provide stocks
OF goods to accommodate that class OF
people the better for Fairhaven must
hold that trade and she viii hold u.
NOTES
Only one republican In the house voted
against a protection tariff ar lead. His
name was Coleman. lie halls from
Louisiana: this is a mystery all around.
\. T. Hauser. pre- ident First National
Bank. Helena; Tom Cruise. president OF
the Thos. Cruise Saving Bank. Helena;
&. A. Broodwater, president Merchant ;
National Bank. Helena, are next 10 Hog
gin and Trois, the heaviest mine owners
and operators of mines in America today.
The departures for the Cascades have
been very numerous this week. All the
towns along the Skagit are pOpula ling
rapldly. II Is understood that the fair-
haven Land Company will put Cumberland
on the market soon. Cumberland sltua-
tion and backing demands Tor II great
consideration.
, THE BAER cAsF
The Harry Baer case came To the sur
! face once more in the superior court al
: SDokane Falls on Tuesday morning, only
10 disappear iOr another period oil ~
\ weeks. Judge Blake occupied the bench
and there were present Mr. Baer aud hi
h attorneys, Messrs. Griiliths and Graves
: and the prosecuting attorney tol. "
e Ridpath. The court declared that D
A agreement of council the former settlnl
\ 81 this cause II hereby vacated aud tn
q cause set for trial Monday. June 23
n THE LEAD VICTORY
u II the Mckinley bill becomes a law
y and Il probably viii, the lead Interests =
. the Iniied States will be given the iul
: nrotection they have been So long de
y mandinQ. So far a. this operates 10 th
y, exclusion Of Mexican lead, which unques
y tionahly is mined by cheap labor. an
!. therefore enters into unfair competlto
y with American industry, the measure WI
u meet with general approval;
Over 100 prOspect0fs leit faiIhaNeh u
the Rouse this week.
y r,tr MINES oF NoSTANA-Dm'M LrMMo
AZ oUTrUT
ID NARYsvIiIE. May Following IS u
I'd output of the Drum Lummon mine i'
~ the month Of April
"a FIfty-stamp mill crushed 3.loO tons :, d.
IL Welding .......-..... ..-: -. ....'''ss 49,
ds Sxty-stamp mill crushed 800" IONS -
A. Welding ........s.+.. ....sssss'f i0''
de Ten stamp mill crushed so tons,
nd yielding ..--.,--.-. .-'-.'''''''' '''7
" Total. l...................sl slOu,a
~ Working expenses .,..,.' .5o,d
ry THE MONTANA BIsNurn CO
nd nd Work ON the mines In Emigrant i NJ
Die being pushed rapidly. Two SHIFTS od ,i
hs are driving a tunnel into the mountain
nj the rate OF three feet per day. The NJ
Ihe vein will be tapped at depth ot aeo
"' si,tv.tiye feet and the second at 10 ie
Snme Of the richest specimens OF blsmu
ore ever found In America have ~
taken from these mines, ana a iih' sei'
of lion are now on exhibition ~ we oli,ee
IN: Natheson 4 Co.. this city. iarHe DIG
ext ~ stuck was subscribed for yesterday.
Of IL is icing eagerly sought Tor
WASHINGTON
coior., n p. Moore, the wcll-kno
ON hanker and smelter man OF Colvllle,
OF for fine weeks trip east yestere
has morning. In conversation with repoi
,ast before leaving he said; ,-.,..
has .Wy trip + partly for business Z
ing nartiy for pleasure. 90 direct 10
tne York. .,.. .ioo. nic,
Ibly smelling about thirty tons OF ore per q
hall W. have shipped five car loads OF bul
be a w Ralback x Son. Newark. n. D., 4
.ac- retned since starting two weeks ago,
ave s,Na have sufficient ore on hand
canning In to keep the smelier going
MI mn return. and we expect 10
enough 10 keep running much longer,
Ia. think the mining resources OF ene 20 sv, nj
wife district will surprise those ho' io"'
NJ with the country.
droi . IDAHO
lnell Tho rarent discoveries ON the south
iarl' of PrIchard creek. mention OF when
u. nada in last weeks sun, are the ia
,lty' syary one, and hundreds OF people
imp, visited The country during the
ash' among whom were several eNperlp
inl- minIna men of the South FORK. nan
VIE, scott Mcdonald, ID. Doyle, W. H. re
Nc A. Finch aud several Others, and
city' GENERAL verdict Is that the showi
ilet- eway beyond their expectations,
seat oninlon Of each and everyone wh'
law Visited the properties Is that ihe ~,
ps9n' comuares favorably with any oi tn'
;; u. iodes ever discovered Oh the Souih
ltlle' in comparison to the amount OF ueN
nLal,' ment work that has 50 lar been
~ Tbe ledge Is being rapidly exposed
pney' more can be said of this prom sing
n paI lead district In another week than
eupo. said with Justice at the present
IL Yesterday Mr.. Darling again stru'
y trafY ledge on the Barton location ana
=, n.,,, ~ chunks Of galena were taken ont.
sarh body Is enthusiastic over tne disco' nsc
,.n, and the entire mountain ls allNs
and prospcctors. a n,imDer uI sahhp,es ,
MI been sent out TO be assayed, nut !
h,uo,' h'' turns have been received Ia our
'''"' ledge. Cdur a. Alenc sun
WAL The Occldent Company brought
Me- Bank of Murray On Friday evening
hila- bar. worth about 1850 az the resu
ierce run Of Is tons of ore at the Mother
Twin. mill.
de- PERSONAL
Ta. Mr.. r. Jennings. Superintendent I
n. p Bennett Coal Company, lett last e'
San 10 visit his family In Pennsylvania.
rites, Jennings l. thorough miner and a
good man aud richly deserves the
tlon which the company here kindll
him.
., a. A. tI..e an old time minqr ,