Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-11-24
FOUND ii IN SLUMBER.

ry OF Rich Mine Discovery-Lucky
Dream of Il Kansas Farmer.
|De OF the NEST peculiar freaks of
/ sociological phenomena ever brought
hight has Just eliminated in this
/ ntry, says the Phoenix CA. IT, cor
kDODdant of the San Francisco Chron-
and it will not only be of inter-
| to the scientists who study the re-
Ions of the mind but to the curious as
In 1888 two brothers, A. &. and
her Elicit, lived in Nemaha County,
Luther chose the part of the
Nierer and came West, presumably
colorado, and nothing more was
sd Of him except vague reports that
@d been killed by Indians.
he war came and A. b. Elicit served
Years Ill the Union army, coming
IN 1850 completely broken in health.
Mturned to Kansas and settled down
us farm, near Sapetha, where he re-
ned TIL recently. He accepted
or as truth, and not getting any
tfS rom his brother. regarded HIM
ead. In 1889 he was afflicted by the
ahng out OF an old wound and was
uoed to his room for many weeks.
ny that time he dreamed that his
aeF was alive and in Prescott, A. II.
ytMed they were together in the
'4@inF, and IN passing down a cam
"ty discovered u tabulously rich
ul'he lew miles from an old aban-
u Shalt once owned by Luther.
qfeam made little impression on
wi the next night it was repeated,
even the trees and outlines of the
n~lls were perfectly impressed on
%'n1. He did not heed the posi-
., the mine being there, for the
.y' nay had never been out of his
'S and he did not know quartz
I'S but he thought it worth while
rNg some inquiry about his brother,
d he did.
s"eF directed to the postmaster
SSco't brought the Information
"N brother was an old resident,
'~S 'nen out in the mines. A cor
1Uehce began between the two
S's ana curing its course the part
G5eSin relating to the mine was
',T w. Being in that vicinity one
nmuer Elicit looked for the mine,
oaad nothing.
natter passed along until a month
Syn me Kansas brother conclud-
~' MS relative in Arizona. and
SN % I, Time to look at the country.
onn ""a an inclination to look for
pr ,uV, out was ashamed to own it.
gar' met him in Prescott, and
% n'nS few days there they came
Ion ~9untalns and visited the old
,ero "eE approached it the Kansas
si su'@ed the country as the one
how eh IN his dreams, and told
b "a , 'Ne shaft was situated with
3eer. Mountains and CANYONS with
ss,o mG'F that his brother was filed
seg, r,,a,'Snment, but he was an old
pa Snu belief in dreams was
arryaa MS superstitions. When
aeJ w :" at the spot Mr.. Elicit said
54,o W MIN that he had often been
b t G5,s, and after looking over the
sar5 "ty took pick and walked
ron"Ward the point indicated
|Msnn'ooll' in crossing the canyon
a15 I'lof stumbled on a very rich
BAD to' esNsQltantly exclaimed that
ereI t ,buhad the mine. The brother
! aeY r r"al Il might be rich, but the
Qh,O'e IN search was richer
,bar up the other side of the
b. bsa came to the spot where the
!. sOthin~n lo;cated the lode, but there
aaniso u sight but half-decom-
\ Eapd'mm The perfect resem blance
hat ln nafks had so excited their
aey Stcy We're much disappointed,
Eat,e, S "rd 70. some time talking
th tho yer While so standing the
i se r aV PICK began picking on the
Own V eS and great piece of it
tespleaMnp3oslng a blind ledge of
into ,he with free gold. They
y inch aie mass, finding it to be
awenfn IN width and widen
Saees Oown at an argyle OF forty
IL ,s's m;s is still there. afraid e
bis hretiSor fear of claim.iamo.
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