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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

The "MUGwUMP" CLAIM occupies
over one thousand feet along thetconrss
OF 4 series OF ore veins PROVEN BY
ACTUAL DEvELOPMENT TO be large
and continuous. This Statement. IL fully
substantiated by disclosures Of pay orc
IN the CITY OF Spokane" ground on The
north and east. the Iron Mask" on tho
south. the War Eagle on the south
west, and the Gem on the west: also
by q large body OF pay ore In the "Mug-
wump'' claim. AS Is well known, the
War Eagie not only returned first cost,
cost OF development and cost OF its
splendid equipment. but more than one
hundred Thousand dollars In dividends
within . few months from its acqu.si-
tion by the present owners The Iron
Mask, taken Up later. has made q mag
nsficent producing record. aud having
passed from the prospect" class 10
now being developed and equipped for
large mining operations. The City Of
Spokane" only taken over q few weeks
since with simply massive outcrop-
ping OF vaiue.ess iron ore on the sur
face. IL already In pay ore and equip
ped with modern machinery OF the frSt
class The Gem has . shaft down
ova thirty feet within . few feet Of
the Mugeump west end line. eaordtng
1st t1FTyssx 81 hAxE ~ ~ IA w. S~~
Ia copper and $3.50 IN silver. or 50
per ton Mugwump ore where Srst un-
covered IN quantity assays as high a.
~ 10 geld and copper per toa. truly
remarkable surface showing. Happily
II 10 not necessary 10 stase that 'Nug-
wump'. ore looks ike War Eagle"
"Eron MASK and other bonanza oses.'
or thar, with depth II - expected 70
hook Ike these rich ores for 1T IS
PRECISELY THE SAME ORE IN AP-
pEAgASCE. CONSTITUENTS AND
EVERY CHARACTERISTIC.
AnsIyxsng the situation moro thor
oughiy. II vii Be found that ne Mug
wlsnp claim il trayersei By the City
OF spogsns ore vein, the Gem ors veins
CO. ana that tho 'sconaaza' vein IN The
Iron Mask gro1nd crosses the south
west corner OF the Magwumn before
enssr.ux The Gem GROUND
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18
The history Of tbs successsu, mine. q

The history Of tbs succesSfui mines oe
the Rossland gOid-copper belt proves
that. given body OF pay ore OF the
character disclosed in the Mugwump,
Il II only 4 brief day from the pros
pect" 30 the dividend yielding stare.
and We predict with confidence that
the MugwHnp win be In the profit
yielding class OF Rossland gola mines
within = very brief period. Consulting
the map and passing over the mines
Immediately ADJOINING The Mugvumss.
It's nearest netghbors snciuds on the
south the great 'Centre Star" In
which 1.soo feet of underground deveI-
cpmsnt has bssn blocked out. % sha>
the ore can be accurately measured.
~. 900 tons Of ore. agsrsgating at least
six millions Of doiIars gross value. This
property. developed ~ its owners. has
never shipped ton Of ore. the man
agemens, oelng financially able. wisely
prsferr.ng to wait until lower trans
porsation ana treatment rates Are
available before marketing their ore.
Immediately south 10 the Nickel
Plate" hosting pay ore during every
hour OF the twsnsy-four. Immediately
west Of the properties last named b
the famous Ii Rot, with 80 feet Of
Aepth On It's divtd<nd yielding vein. ovsr
BALI = mliAon collars worth Of ore on
the dumps awaiting transposta don.
while the present railway 10 unable 70
keep the mine ore bins empfisd Of the
daily output. Proceeding north ana
west. the -Josse" 10 reached. the firss
shipper in quantity IN the camp. the
east workinGs Of which are now In up
ward Of ak feet OF solid pay ore. North
again Of the Mugwump - Red Noun
tain" oaly recently placed under devsl-
opmeat. and already In sxcsllens GRE.
ara the sx-isH," celebrated for magrt-
us5e OF IL ore vein, and Distinguished
a. The highest grade coppsr-gosd ore In
the District.
In point OF transro~taucn facilities
and immediate prexsmity 20 base ~
general supplies. the -Mugwump" -
admirably situated being Immediately
On the Tine Of the Columbia d wsstsra
Railway. which l. now running from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY.
the u.nes II Rossland - the smsitsr
ct Trail.

the mines 1t Rossland - the smsltsr
1t Trail.
The Red Mountain Railway. now n
course Of construction. viii BE- oom-
Daeted to the War Eagle miro within
ninety days. 90 that the Mugwump viii
have splendid shipping facilities. The
0ugwsxnp II within ten m.nute1 waik
OF the heart OF the City OF Rosssand.
In the hns q actual dsvsloysuent IN
open out near the west end Of the Mug
wump. connected with IN sar.h tun-
nal. last week disclosed splendid b1dy
or ere covered only ~ . heavy 6sposit
Of gravel ana earth Tho ore body In
point ais the entire opening. an1 .
shaft II being sunk from which creos-
cuts viii be made So dssciess the -
Dire width Of ths ore body. Near ne
osnfsr at the north uno q ehe 's2fsW.
wunsp" and adjacent to the city sf
Spokane" mine, the company h sxpier-
Ing with its own diamond drili plant
Last week. Immediately on me line ~
twssa the Nugwump and City Of Bpe-
kans. . massive ore vein was uncev~
cred passing directly from the City -
Spokane into the AaG~ump ground
This '.And's II now unasr AsvsioDmsna
day and night
A. 10 the company ana ~ ofnesrs
Mite need - said The Mugwump Gold
Mining Company u1sd) vas oreaniss6
under the Imperial Companies Act ana
has . B-ssssh Columbia charter. The
character Of the officers can b ascsr.
tanned through any standard CONNER.
ssai agency. oufs1cs te s<y. Ne hisA-
salarisd eficsrs are snrsoyed. ne
treasury 0t0c1g = cArexu.fy 0usdande1s
ALI - - ~~eurnnn3u - n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

A farmer lefs us team standing n ths
street all day In Boise. Iowa. recently.
When he returned Ia the evening they
were gone. bat in The wagon ne found q
nose s'snsc ~ Indignant Boise women
Two women rrhttrhe3 you- horses ana
let them go. ne know ncf where or ear.
nes. bot sc kncs ihey WI. get water ara
Exx<aH
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Mighty Glacier Peak

5~Aesa nearer heights ard DEPTHS are
h~~s,s<rsrx ny their awful grandeur. bel.
ire eve nnsas rest ans new sources o. sor-
a~x Ia sweeping fhe horsrca GA its can
tnses. AcrxaS the SAaS valley are two
Eaaasssa xs4xss> AID o<yooa these Aaesar
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TIE n-sr work ecre on iris xross- was 20
raa . cross-rut 30 feet 20 the Fcrxy on
ina Sank side. tapping * at a depth of
about ss feet. srd thea - 6rlst On IRE
ietwe about 100 feet each way. After IRE
organization OF the ccnsazny las; spring
the waSon road was cut from the Saax
road IN a single month azS the Saak rad
vas repaired 90 make Il rsssaAss. tbs
rcas extends 70 tire foot Of sae lake. uo
whscA material II ros~s On a SOW. 70 -
transferred 10 another wagon, vhsca hauls
n Il, 20 tA~ SNOW " ". J&mfson tcss
CHARGE % tne work az superintendent and
hauled rha lumber ses The camp ssa feet
up the xrsowsrtrs 20 tire a~sx~x BLASTED n
the Ease ~ the ea4H. range az Comfort
ahe Buildings w&. erected on this @yf1s
perch r<r<sctiy ssezsrs from snowx.s3>s
ams waser Was pirsss frse tssn from Q
cascade WATCH sessss srcn the glacier un-
ae- Cadet peak- An ar compressor % run
swo snge~xoii-S2~r~7 ersSs WAS SCI u on
aHeshar scaxe atty s@es hefa~ tse emrnn.
Tnss machinery ~a& srccaaSy C. In oF~sra-
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18

Dressed Dolls
II. IL
- III
Mrs. M. .Delfeld's s.

In the party that came down
from Virginia on a special train
yesterday morning to secure Sec
ond naturalization papers the
percentage of men that knew
sonnet thing about the form of the
United States government waa
much larger than in the party
from the other range which was
in Duluth on the previous day
News-Trioune.
Herman Krause disposed of
his news and confectionery
stand on Friday last to Milavetz
Bros, of the Iron Range Cigar
Factory, who in turn have dis
posed of the rews department to
T. S. Weekley. retaining the
fruit and confection departm ent.
The citizen of Mountain Iron
will vote today upon a PROPOSE.
ton to purchase the water plant
of that town, at a price of $4,000.
Virginia, under new charter
which would allow her to bond
for a few hundred thousand
might be in a position to vote
upon a similar proposition.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18
THE ClTY's GENERAL NEWS.
PICKED Ff'Cr1kiE Up AND cONDENsED b,
TIE ENTERPRISE REPORTER.

- ---:a
At the JOINT meeting of the
Virginia Business Mems Asso-
ciation and the city council on
Friday evening last, to consider
the matter of looking after Vir.
ginia's interest in the extension
OF the Miller Trunk Road north
from this city, as announced in
these columns last week, com
mlttee consisting of Messrs. M.
9. Palmer, ]. D. Taylor and E.
S. Smith were appointed to go
TO Duluth and look the matter
up and were given authority to
act IN behalf of the city, even to
the serving of an Injunction if
found necessary. The com
mittee spent the fore part of the
week in Duluth, and have, it is
understood, made all necessary
arrangements to prevent any
further work or outlay on the
road from this point as at pres
ent surveyed.
j. M. Markham returned to
Aitkin on Saturday, after his
short visit to the city as noted
in these columns last week in
quest of a site for a first-class
hotel. Mr.. Markham recently
disposed of his famous hotel,
The Foley, at Aitkin, and it is
not improbable that he may de-
eide TO locate here. For the
present, however, action on his
part has been deferred awaiting
a conference with Hon. O. D.
Kinney upon his return from the
east.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18
SPARTA WANTS Il DEPOT.

SE-Ah1A WANTS Il DEPOT.
A meeting of the state railroad
and warehouse commission was
held at the Spaulding yesterday.
The meeting was to consider the
request of the residents of Spar
ia on the Duluth, Missabe &
Northel~ road for a depot build
ing. The residents there set
forth that they are 200 in mum.
Der and feel that they are en-
titled to depot for their accom-
mediation. The members of the
commission consisting of Judge
Ira B. Mills of Moorhead, chair.
man; A. K. Telsberg of St. Paul,
secretary; General G. H. Becker
of st. Paul and N. Kingsley of
Austin, visited the station of
Sparta yesterday and the meet
ing was held after their return.
Judge Mills said the commission
had reached no conclusion
News-Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18

pitting has been done npon these
lands and one year ago it looked
as Il mining operations might be
begun. the anti.election panic
intervened and al work was sus-
pended, Now operations have
been resumed and the Sauntry
mine may be on the shipping
list before the end of next sea.
son. Capt, Harry Roberts will
go east IN a few days to CON-
plete arrangements Tor the work
ing OF the Rouchleau lands south
of the Canton. Upon his return
full details of the plans for work.
ing this deposit will be given.
( The. Illinois Steel company has
recently secured a controlling
interest in the Traders mine at
Iron Mountain, for. a cconsidera-.
ton generally understood to BE
about 100000. The property is
now being vigorously worked,
and although developed on the
open pit plan will mine and ship
steadily all winter, shipping it's
product by rail to the Illinois
Steel company works. The Ira
ders belongs to class of mines,
the value of which was but re :
Gently discovered. It furnishes
an ore high in silica and low in
both iron and PHOSPHORUS. For
this class of ores there Is a limit
ed demand, it being used as a
mixture with high grade Besse-
mers requiring fortifying with
silicious ores, the demand being
much greater since furnacemen
so extensively use the Bessemer
ores from this range.
A noted Swedish inventor, D,
Laval, claims to have discovered
a process by which pure metallic
iron and steel can be produced
direct from the ore at one melt
ing. The agent used in the re :
duction of the ore is heat of
great power, developed by cleo
tricity. The idea is not a new
one, by any means, but if Mr..
Laval has elaborated upon it to
the point where it is a CONNER
cial success he has succeeded
where all others who have ex-
perimented upon it have failed.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18

AESOLVTlON OF CONDOLENCES.
At a regular convention of
Northern Lodge Lodge. No. 127,
Knights of Pythias, held at. their
hail on Thursday evening, De
cember 10th, 1896, the following
preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS: 1t has seemed good to the
Ruler of the Universe to remove the talent
therefore. in view OF the heavy loss he has
sustained be it
RESOLVED, That we hereby extend our
deepest sympathy to our bereaved Brother,
hoping that in the sadness of his af1iction he
may yet find some consolation in the know
ledge that the Divine Power which, though
sometimes inscrutable in it's dispensations,
yet doeth all things we'll. feeling sure that
to him there is comfort in the knowledge that
the deceased was q devoted and consistent
Christian.
RESOLVED, That the Keeper of Records
and Seal Of this Lodge is hereby instructed
to have these resolutions published in each
OF the local papers, and that copy be sent
our beloved Brother, J. c. Elder.
N. A. HOLMER,
JOHN Cosr1N. JR.,
G. e. HELNuTH.
Committee.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18
Art Silks
Mrs. M. Delfeld's.

G. G.. J. Davis, the contractor
who has that portion of the
Miller trunk road from the Atas-
ca road crossing to the head of
Vermilion lake, was in the city
last evening, going out today
on the survey from this point
to- the connection with the Itas-
ca road four miles from Tower.
Chief. McAlpin rejolced last
evening upon his return from
Duluth to find that the city had
been in the hands of a new chief
of police who tilei an appear
ance at his home at an early
hour yesterday.
T. S. Weekley, who has re.
Gently added the news depart
ment to his confectionery and
jewelry store, desires a contin
uance of the patronage of old
customers and solicits the trade
OF new ones, guaranteeing satis-
factory attention and rates.
Quarterly meeting at the
Methodist church next Sunday
Presiding-elder Shannon will
preach morning and evening.
The Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered al
the morning service.
Perhaps the most attractive
show window in the city to. the
child who awaits the advent oil
Christmas is at Potvin Bros,
where toys and tree trimmings
are catchily arranged.
! XMAS goods at T, s. Weehley,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18
CHRISTMAS Ball,

A grand Christmas ball will
be rendered by North Pole Lodge
No. %, S. H. & E. F. of A., at
Crockett's Opera House on Sat;
urday evening, December 26:h
The Gem orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish music for the
occasion and the Scandinavian
Glee Club will render a number
of selections in English and
Swedish. Tickets have been
placed at rs cents and luncheon
will be served in the hall at 50
cents per couple. The commit
tee of arrangements are as fol-
lows: John Nelson, E. E. Bur
ley, Ole Sadness. Ole Halvorson,
Andrew Johnson, Henning Eric
son and Nels Johnson.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18
NEWS FROM THE IRON MINES.
INTERESTING NOTES RELATIVE TO
OUR PRINCIPAL INDUSTRY.
Nesabu and Other Iron, Ranges.

Nesaba and Other Iron Ranges.
George St. Clare has leased
the Hale and Palmer lands on
the Mesaba range in section "a.
58-17, paying therefore a bonus
of $4,000 and a royalty, the
amount of which is not yet dis
closed for the information OF the
public, says the News-Tribune.
It is generally understood that
the lease has been purchased
for the Thomas Furnace COM
pany, of Youngstown, Pa. The
Hale and Palmer lands, or to be
more exact, the northeast quar-
ter of northeast quarter and
south half of northeast quarter
of sectian 81, town So nvrth of
range II west, lies to the north
west of the Genoa mine and the
town of Sparta. This part of
this township abounds in indica
tions of good ore deposits. The
lands in question have been
thoroughly tested and there is
no doubt that a good deep shaft
mine will be in operation as soon
as it is possible to develope it.
There is a good deal of curiosity
manifested as to the royalty that
is to be paid upon the output,
but on this point a profound 81
lence is being maintained by the
parties in interest. Rumor, how
ever, put the figure at Is cents
per tom Messrs. Hale and Pal
mer and the other gentlemen
that are associated with them
have shown a good deal of pluck
in sticking to these lands and in
testing them during the dull
times in the manner they have
done, and the leasing of this
property may be taken as a sign
of returning activity in iron
properties. It IS understood
mining operations will begin
shortly after the beginning of
the new year. In the same part
of this wonderful township, in
the vicinity of Sparta and Ely
Lake, there are several more de-
posts that have been tested by
various parties and are consid.-
cred as sure prospects. In Sec
tion 81 James H. James had a
crew at work all last winter
Richard Schell also was making
explorations, conducted by Cap
tain Archie McComb, of Eveleth
and it is said that one Of the
great mining companies also has
an option ON considerable
amount of land in the same vi
cinity. The Genoa mine belong.
ling to the Minnesota Iron com
pany is Of itself a proof of this
part Of 58.17. Another new
mine upon which development
work is being done is the Saun-
try mine ne; Virginia. Fol
some time past considerable test
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18
II. f.. CHURCH FAIR.

The annual fair by the Ladies
Aid Society Of the M. E: church
is in progress today at the WAL
lace building, where many hand.
some novelties suitable for pres :
ents are on sale and elegant
1uncheons are being served
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18
RkDDx1G BELLS.

| On Saturday last, at the pleas.
ant home of Mr.. and Mrs. A,
Hawkinson, occurred the mar
riage of Miss Christina johnson
to Mr.. Gunder Peterson, the
ceremony being performed by
Rev. Lindberg OF the Swedish.
Methodist church, in the pres
ence OF a large circle of friends.
Mr.. Oscar Akerson and Miss
Anna Benson supported the
bride and groom, respectively.
The Scandinavian Glee Club
rendered a number Of enjoyable
selections and a most sumptuous
wedding supper was enjoyed by
the guests. The young couple
departed for Tower on Tuesday.
where they will reside, the
groom holding a responsible po
sition in the D. & l. r. service
at that point. The best wishes
of many friends accompany them
to their new home.
The marriage of Mr.. Fred
Lerch to Miss Fannie Marvin
was consummated at Duluth last
evening. Neither of these young
people need an introduction to
Virginians. the groom being an
early pioneer and a member
of the firm of Lerch Bros ana
lytical chemists, while the bride
has for the past year held the
position of principal in our pub
lie schools. The young couple
go to Mr.. Lerch's former home
at Easton, Pa for their bridal
trip, to be absent for several
weeks. Upon their return to
Virginia they will take up their
residence in the neat cottage at
the corner of Central avenue and
Maple, and will be welcomed as
a valuable acquisition to the hap
py homes of Virginia. The En-
terprise joins many friends in
extending congratulations and
wishing for them a long life of
welded bliss.
Judge Eaton did a thriving
business for a short time Mon
day evening, tying the knot that
binds and declaring George Mou-
rer and Miss Nellie Walsh and
VIM. Ward and Miss Ina Hardy
duly married according to the
law governing the jurisdiction of
JUSTICE courts in such cases.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18
BECAME CITIZENS.

A special train from this city
yesterday carried about severity
people who desired to become
American citizens and entitled
to the benefit of a free ballot at
the next spring election. They
returned at a late hour last eve-
ming, the most of the party hav.
ing been made happy by the full.
fillment of their desires.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18
BUSINESS CHANGE.

D. c. Christopher, of the Iron
Range Cash Grocery, sold his
grocery department yesterday
to s. Oberg. and his feed basi'
ness and warehouse to his broth.
er. Benjamin Christopher. The
new proprietors took immediate
possession. Mr.. Christopher's
intentions as regards the future
are not known definitely, but it
is likely he will remain here and
and engage in other business
enterprises. :.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18
FOR n NEW CHARTER.


At regular meeting of the
Virginia Business Mems Associ-
ation held on Tuesday evening
good attendance was present
and considerable business trans
acted, the most important mat
ter before the meeting being the
appointment of a committee of
five consisting of Messrs. J. r..
James, M. E. flaming, W. P.
Mars, M. H. Martin and Vivian
Prince, to confer with the coun.
Gil relative to the drafting of a
new city charter. The dues of
the Association were also re-.
duced from 25 cents per month
to 25 cents per quarter, and the
secretary's salary placed = at
IS 90 per month. :
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18
MOST SUCCESSFUL.

The church fair or bazaar civ.
en- by the ladies of the Presby.
terian church in the Sutherland
block, on Monday and Tuesday,
was a most successful affair, the
ladies netting a large sum, the
total receipts being about 500.
The lodies had a fine display OF
fancy work and attractive novel;
ties. many of the purchases buy
ing their Christmas gifts here,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-18

1 Finest assortment of candies
ID the city at Potvin Bros. 3. ~ >>@s,