The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-07
GOLD AND SUGAR.
mo Latest News From tho Regions
Around Spokane,

Special Correspondence OF the Standard
SPOKANE, March 4.-The Waverly Bee
Sugar Manufacturing company has bee
, Incorporated with a capital stock of $500
ooO, divided into 5000 shares of the on
value OF 500 each. The incorporators r
Edward ii. Morrison. Ex-Governor Mile
I. Moore of Walla Walla and Jude
george Turner of this city. The purpose
OF the incorporation, as set forth in tn
articles filed with the county auditor, are
10 engage in the manufacture of supa
and the products of sugar from beets, ane
IN tho manufacture of distilled spirit,
from the refuse products of the sugar
Manufactured; to own, possess and enio,
such real property as may be necessar,
Tor these purposes, and for the cultiva
ton or production of sugar beets. The
factory will be located at Waverly, Wash.
ana VIII cost in the neighborhood oil
100000.
L. Salich, the engineer who built the
large beet sugar factories at Grand Island
and Norfolk, Neb., is here as the repre-
sentative of the Chicago capitalists who
are interested in the factory, and will
superintend the work. He contemplates
! conveying the power to be used from the
falls at Spokane to Waverly by electricity.
which is distance of about 30 miles.
Colonel Morrison said yesterday that he
expected the negotiations would be COM
pleted soon. and that work would then be
| pushed on the factory
The army post is assured. The com.
mittee announces that it has enough cash
and real estate to clear title to the pro-
posed site of 1000 acres. This statement
is based upon conservative appraisal of
the real estate donated, and it will hold
good unless the unforeseen should occur.
In that event the committee will have to
make another appeal TO the public, but
this is considered improbable.
A new map of the Trail Creek mineral
region. designed under the supervision of
Chief Engineer Roberts, of the Spokane
Falls d Northern railroad, is on exhibition
here at the office of Galusha, Liftchild q
20. 1t shows every claim in the Camp, to-
gether with the date of location, besides
all the roads, trails, water courses and
the character of the country in general
The War Eagle Gold Mining company
declared dividend No. l of 6% cents per
share, on capital stock of $4,000 shares.
amounting TO S32,500, the 2Sth ult. This
Is the sum which the property belonging
TO the company had cost the owners after
the final payment had been made, Dec. 3.
1884, so tho original stockholders are now,
TO use mining parlance, ION velvet.nr
The mines owned by the War Eagle
company are situated on Trail creek, ID.
u, and development work was begun on |
them IN June, 1894, but owing to the con-
dltions of the bond under which they were |
held no ore could be shipped until they |
were paid for. Shipments of ore was |
actively begun from the War Eagle claim |
shortly after Jan. l, 1895, and since that
date the ahInt,ad h,, H.
netted enough to reimburse the purchas-
ers, pay all the costs of fully euuippinp il.
besides leaving money in the treasury.
IL. l.. Lemon, who is down from Nelson.
b. C., said that the New British Columbia
mining law not only did not include the
alien clause, but restored to the miner n
privilege that The ] as long contended for,
he surface right and timber priv eyes |
With each mining location. Heretofore
ald Mr.. Lemon to a Spokesman RerielU re-
porter, "the right to the surface has been
lenled 10 the miner, even under a crown
rant. A railroad would come along and
MT oil the trees and the miner would be
obliged TO 60 miles, sometimes, for his
The change is acceptable.
GU may rest assured
The Daddy mine at Murray, Idaho,
property OF the Copeland brothers of La
an, Wash, which has been closed for a
ew DAYS by an injunction suit brought by
l. H. Wolfe and others owning the Yo-
emite, an adjoining claim, has resumed
perations again for the present.
1t is claimed by the owners of the Yo-
emite that the Daddy people are WORKING
ut Yosemite ore, and one of the claims
Jade is for $4,000 damages for the ore
ready taken out. The Daddy ledge is
carer horizontal than vertical. SoIae
clinical questions in mining law are
Kelly to be involved, and but little can he | ,
lessed as to the outcome. A new To-
amp mil was built on tho Daddy last
III ana reign OF prosperity was owl m
'ntly assured. O.
There is on exhibition in Spokane now W
me specimens taken from the Daddy 5,
inc. One piece of quartz about the siza b,
n pigeons egg is estimated to contain ppiI
, worth of gold. From the mine q n
unds OF ore was taken recently tina "
rned out nine pounds of gold. Mining n,
en- who have worked every rich camp 81
pm Cripple Creek TO Cariboo say they % %
We never seen richer or more beautiful vi
ecimens. Nj
The Wallace, Idaho correspondent of ffr
Spokesmdn-Rerielo says: The Union ca
III at the mouth of Canyon creek, Wal III
e. started up yesterday on ore from the ne
andard mine. For the present il will n. n,
run on one shift only. As soon as on Ii
'tlons at the Standard are in full blast a.; m
Union concentrator will be run on two III
ITS. Two men, whose names were bnn
en- as Clark and Shears, have been nj
ought into town both considerably
unded by blast. They received heir "a,
uries at the Granite mine, which is W
rking eight TO 10 men under lease. en-
he Davenport, Wash, correspondent Dr
the Spokesman Rerielo says: c. l.. Young :
down from the Clevelan camp. He
'oris having discoverel ledge of Gin.
BAR 40 feet wide about two miles from
Cleveland mine. lie had an ASSAY
de oil the ore and II went 10 per cent. i'm
naoar This mineral is said TO DO
TN 40 cents per pound which wonId