The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-30


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tunnel xDseat 30 zee. 8z4 hax A1oGt = eoAs
o. ore q TIE EaIa. I've years later An%-
rew F1S1gr wAs ta1 % Erc~sesx on nrlSt
xusch BY piece II feat ard uassr sisns
feet az surface wss s0ar1 a a41@s - Nn'ca
b. 1oeafe4 sne Fsa 81 OF August TIE f~aRs
Is fear fees % bird s-eys quartz between
SOLD slate wAss x1tn q e5ss OF oAsEe1
bsGe quartz against the fcoswail AID rshs
southwest and northeast ~atL pik2S %
y degrees northwest lie EAs SUNK
SHAFT IS feet on the edge. showing Say
streak L or % IaGAcs Eide. VITA N@4ls
perfectly straight ard soil2 al tns way
down he has also rsln = eT0ss-cs-s iuaIieA
Ia feet s5c1 VIA strike sss ledge a
depth % - feet n - feet more Tue years
ago he buslt } water power RrasTTs o.
williams creek with cag2Ciy OK %-sS
pounds = Gay and averaged SIS a ton
from the pay streak IN last years TUE
Two weeks ago be struck anolaer ledge
on the same claim ~ feet northwest u tne
nrxs. on which ne has begun a saAss ana
n8ade a surface SIT from TIA foo&HSh
which has not yet reached khs hanging
wall TIE ore IS back saaFe. vssnsd Sl,A
crystaI,sxed white quartz. even the s4ate
carrying gold Mr.. EIodin - running 70
tons through the srastra and thinks II
vii pay 81 east SO a ton Ga the SCUM
west extension Of the First o. August
Ledge Mr. Flo5ln. with whom hsi son Il
partner, has the Golden Ridge. or ~hieh
hs has run three cross-cnt tunnels sEgre-
u Sa..r H. lone h&fn
and struck tse ledge. l. tina ore turns out
as well AS that o. the other claims. hs VIII
erect fve~stamp rail-.
Kruger GuIch NJ nes-
At the head Of Kruger gulea IL The
Brown Bear group Of fwo claims wa'oh
has shown up some OF the richest ore IN
the district and is owned BY Keith w
Dunlap. Mrs. NJ A. Chapman, Nhits1n y
Parker. Nestal Snyder and Matthew Ear
ker. AL OF North Yakima IL has ledge
about three feet wide whica has assaysa
from 500 10 $40 shaft Is down - feet
and will be extended before drifting on me
ledge begins. There are about 10 tons or
ore on the dump. Below the FIoscin claims
on Kruger gGlch William Queitsch mas
the Dandy on slx-foot ledge ard mas run
a tunnel e feet on stringer. the ore from
which hs has nailled IN his own srasJa
and obtained results of from 80 TO SO. On
the Morning DIR. O. Nj. Graves has two
hedges OF bird s-eye quartz. one 70 70 "a
inches and the othef three 20 four feet run
ming In the same direction as the Floda
Lodges the smaller one assayins sl-5o IN
free gold A tunnel has been driven %
feet toward the face of the ledge and VIII
strike il in 20 feet more, having cut Two
small feeders already. DIR. Graves has
put IN a steam stamp MIL, with one ieV-
pound stamp for prospecting purposes
LAST spring he loca ted the Cyclops on
al, susr he
has a s11-foot ledge which prospects free
gold and seems TO carry some iron- On
the extension OF the Morning ledge over
the divide 20 Lyons gulch Louis tlueitscR
has the Bunker Hill on which he has I'VE
veins ranging from seven feet down he
has run a tunnel 80 feet on the widest
ledge ana has struck ore which runs Wen
In free gold Mr.. Carr. former manager
% the Mckee farm near Yakima, rev
DAYS ago struck an is-inch lead on which
he is preparing TO sink.
The lodges have been traced over the
hills on both sides Of Kruger gulch ana
development Is proceeding there also. A
Il Morrison and Daniel Morrison nave
started a tunnel on the Livingstone ledge
adjoining the First Of August on the
northeast on the south side OF Williams
creek they also have the Bullion on whiSh
there are four feet Of pay ore. Ihey nave
sunk a shaft IS feet on the ledge, run
cross-cut tunnel over 100 feet and another
"a feet at a point co feet further down the
hin and have mIlled 100 tons al f4odAn
arastra, yielding $ a ton In Juiy, lS''
Gus Nilsson and Ben Twiss struck TWO
foot ledge OF pay ore on whieh thsy 90
Gated the Great " ondeT, Mr.. Mason after
ward bonding his partners interest, ana
giving II c. Condor. Of Yakima, an op-
ton on half the bond. \ sf.tfs Is down ~
feet on the ledge and a - foot tunnel mas
cross-cut II. few tons run through ths
F7odin arastra last year gaze 10 TOD ana
the owners have built an aras1ra thsih-
sal,,as which has lust startei grinding. II.
canaeffy being six tons week. Adjoin-
ing tho Great Wonder Messrs. Nnson ana
Coudon have the Emma ode on cross
ledge Is inches wide and running 20. III
east and southwest T1sy nave SUM a
shaft Is feat run q tunnel Is feet on tho
1,4e~s a,d a erozs-cut ID fest. They have
rnllied some ore which gave s. a ton, the
rast ~ the assay Sc. being IN suiphoretA.
netween The First OF Angus ano ofeat
Wonder. Gus Nilsson, Evan STRANGER ana
+ Charles Kinath have the Gfea. W eststh
"a a tA-foot ledge almost parallel with the
fr,rxt ~ August Tney havn niilsd some
grou, the four feet next 20 the footwan.
which ran s. In free sol1, hut large pro-
norton OF the ore IS eonsenSralns. Inc
ledge viii be tapped this year win %
foot cross-cut al a depth OF W ieet- a4sA-
IN Win the Great Wonder on the west inc
so,,r-foot ledge. in which there "a u 'reh
nav streak carrying SIS tree gold with o
hasA ore. An Inclined shaft IL down 10
feet on the ledge
ON the south Fork.
On IN. mountain south Of the south
sor. John II. Price has the Wall street.
s-roap OF six claims on series or para4-
lei veins. two OF which are cut by the
creek. on one Of these, the brooklyn
IN. t~4ss Is exposed TO a width or seven
Zee, from the footwal. with no hsrsins
val in sight The ore Is brown ana
yvhstA quartz carrying Is Tree goid
throuvhoat. With 20 10 per cent. u sui
phtsretx A SHAFT 10 down - feet on me
iaiea vstth a ss~fost 3rtft srom II. The
,,tbs~ sxuoxea ledge IS on the Wall Street.
- zee on which a shaft ~ down ~ feet.
sSovrfng ore which Assays 81 10 - cfes
90 ON the Annie Busn q tunnel iA
feet has cross-cut Q hve-root iecge eno
a series % parallel veins ranging from
+ Two lrches TO two feet, The ore Lveras-
ing Il s-oF&. and the hruS1lest streak from
+ go - Sa on the Missouri a S5-soot
enart Ia down or a ledge wassh has been
axoforss % q width % ssve1 feet from
tse foefwAll, with no hanging wall IN
strht. the ore zs@aying S 20 - Ter me
v-eof~ With on the North Yakima
a. Two veins ~ the same grade OF era
SEVEN and eight inches vide, .nica have
/ 49,, sxr,e~es but Iatt2e Mr.. Price s&ys
an these vrsa, Sar-y s1lgniass Of IRON
bp, tnas the gold Ia II viii an a3garnaie.
and se tntraes 20 buns an arastra 10 mia
a. On two so-ks q tnA Sr71Slyu ledSs
f.a~~xa " Ver5in has the Gold Vein
"a Badger. which have yisldse ths
/ rt-besf ere 10 tire camp. OF the Gold
Vein he has a one-foot ledge on when
he hAs run tunnels - ard 10 feet ana
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