The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

worked Nolars.
They have gold and soap at Wood
ward a ratio of about l,600 10 1.
Yesterday Will Bolton, editor of the
Woodward News, and live stock in
spector was in the city on business,
and was taking in the south breeze on
the east side of the Carey when a re-
porter for the Eagle met him.
The Carey hotel has three sizes in
chairs. They have high chairs for the
babies, medium sized chairs for or
binary guests and two or three special
size chairs, something ike porch set
tees, for giants. When Mr.. Bolton
comes the porter dusts around and
finds him one of the latter, and he was
sitting in this last evening.
After he being first sworn, to tell the
truth, the whole truth and nothing but
the truth, about the gold find at Wood
ward, he said: This is no fake. We
have dead mortal cinch on gold in
our county It is there and everybody
can see ii that has eyes, and if he has
no eyes he can tell anyway by walking
over the lava that was thrown up in
some prehistoric eruption. 1t is ex-
actIy the same as that at Cripple Creek
You laugh. All right; you need not
believe me if you don't want TO. but
we have gold nevertheless
In paying quantities."
Wen, now, as to that, i can't say.
80 far 1t has not panned out very well.
but we expect that after a fair test
we can find II in paying quantities. A
sample mas been assayed at the Kansas
CITY, or rather Argentine smelter, and
IL Yielded at the rate of S140 per ton"
Only $1.40?"
Yes, that is all. The sample sent.
however, was not good one II was
some that was found i'm a real estate
once taken from the cap rock. We ex-
pect that lower stratum VIII prOduca
much more than this. [ don't know
that 1t VIII ever be found in paving
quantities, hut the gold is there. and
TOR the purpose OF this argument that
IS al can say about it,"
Who found it?''
A Anderson was the first man
20 discover II. He is a Swede. and one
81 the best biologists in this country.
although he is nothing but a plain
.fontlersman. he is "A sort of q crank.
-aoWeVer on geology, and is all the time
connecting specimens and studying for
nations. This, he says, is. a genuine
volcanic formation. and is Identical
with the formation Of the earth at
ripple Creek and other gold mining
places We have Clipped in among our
SELVES 10 SINK SHAFT We propose to
send car load of the quartz 70 the
smeiter at Argentine so as to make a
thorough test We are trying to in
terest the Santa Fe road to help us to
MAKE proper test, and we cXnact a
favorable reply from Mr. Frye in a few
lays. BY the way, it was a son of the
same man Anderson that discovered
ne mineral soap That is something
whose value we have no doubt about
Mr.. Bolton is decidedly serious when
ne talks about soap and it is not safe
10 say anything about fake in this
connection. The evidence seems to he
clear that there is a good field of min
eral soap at Woodward. When asked
about Il detail he said: THE eoap
is found in what we call banks. II is
round between the lodges OF rocks and
In ineXhauStihle quantities. 1t is ex-
actiy the same as the sapolio YOU see
advertised 50 extensively and our pro-
duct has been named sapolite by its
discoVerer. Mr.. Anderson. II is used
extensively in Woodward and is the
best clenser ] have ever seen. Joe
Stone, one of our principal merchants.
has used II all winter for washing
his teeth. He is a conservative man,
as you know, and he viii tell any man
fhat II is the best thing he has ever
trlef The world can laugh al our gold
II they feel that way. bat W. are proud
OF orr soap banks and insist that they
shall be respected and truthfullv dealt
with Mineral soap is no new thing.
II is as well esta hlished in the science
geoiogiSts as mineral oil or any other
fact"
Are they working it?'
Yes sir they are working II IN a
email scale, hut it is growing indus
try. and all IL requires to make il one
OF the stanles in commerce is capital 10
pack II. / have Just made in my print
ing Office. before I left Il die 10 stanp
the hars with. giving the trade mark.
the manufacturers name and where
made. When I return home it shall he
my first duty to send the Eagle a
sample OF the soap in its crude state
and after II is made ready for the
market.
PROFESSOR Erastus q. Smith Of Reloit
College. writes: Prices Baking Pow
der IS pure, and / cheerfully recon-
med it