, 1890-05-08
FROM THE COLvILLE.
Tho Young America Mine to
Be Developed.
OWNED BY SPOKANE FALLS MEl
An Immense Body OF Ore in sight
in the Bonanzn-Ciugston
Creek.

CotyuLE. Wash, April 3O.---A force Of
men, 20 II Is reported, will shortly be
put to work on the Young America.
This mine is owned by Spokane n,cts,
Is gacna producer and one OF the
most promising mines IN this section
The Young Ameuca Is about seven
miles up the Columbia riyor from Mar
Gus, near the Bonanza. and the Spokane
Fails & Northern milroad Will pass
within 80 yards, giving this mine en-
eellent shipping facilities.
When the side track is put I'm the Bo-
nanza mine can place ore ut tho CoIvills
depot at cost of Si.o0 per ton. and the
cost Of transportation 10 tho smclter will
not be over q. % per ton. The Bonanzs
mino contract with tho smeltcr calls
for 200 tons OF ore to be delivered very
shortly. w. II. Remington. superin-
tchdent OF the property, expresses his
opinion 10 the effect that 100 tons Of orc
can bc taken from this mine daily. Ha
also says that tho body Of ore In sight In
thi, mine Is simply wonderful. Lower
down the mountain ore OF similar
character has been discovered and q
number OF locations made. This may
incalculabe value.
clugston Creek Is coming to the front
again. Most OF these mines have been
thoroughly prospecied. and now that
the smelter will shortiy rssume opera
tiona the mines In this camp Will ba
worked for all they are worth.
Among those shortly to DO worked II
tho Mountain kinE bearing ehloridss
and gray copper, owned by q. IL. CatronS
Go. Also the Iron Queen, owned by the
same company.
w. A. Wilson will also build three.
story brick, sixty foot front, adjoining
the hotel building. Plans and specifca-
tions arc being drawn. When ID. Bar
man offered TO lease one Of the storo
rooms on the lower floor, at S75 per
month, and pay one-hali Of q i've years
contract In advance, SIR Wilson made
up his mind that he would build.
Some twelve or fifteen settlers have To-
Gated In the Deep Creek country. not
withstanding tho fact that they have had
to 20 In over trail. II IL to DO hoped
that when the legislature meets again an
appropriation will be nude toward the
opening Of road, as here Is fine coufi-
try for the ssttser, being rich and well
watered, with plenty OF good timber.
The snow ON the mountains has
melted 50 las. IN the past TWO wee.
tnA' " nis oausoa eohsluerApie rise IN
the ColyilIe river. A vashout on this
Spokane Falls 4 Northern below Col
willie was discovered just in time % pre-
vent what might otherwise have been q
serious accident.
Mo,o, pen,.mt,,op ,,.a,,
"Sos p.ipanl'n ~ =. .aoofo ms n'u
and planted In shade and ornamental
trees and will shortly commence tho
erection OF handsome resiaenee'
"a Ra,c,,., c.o.. W o.,.u.
A. J. Reise. heavy stock owners in the
Eagle mine, near Chewolah, came IA on
this evenings train and are guests AT
Z. a. Carr ana W. T. LOOK and son ar
riveu ID ooyiiie TINS evening. They ara
where they are about to establish a
steam sawmill.
T. W N.v.r. h.. a,,,.,
tract with the Proprietors of the brick
yard to deed them certain property for
brick. This means another brick struct-
-
stevens county wants creamery
and a better market for n cboIce a,,,s,s
of butter can mot 30 asked than "a sno.