The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

= smaller vein about three feet
nh q fz-fnch stratum Of quartz
- through the center. which aver
@ - wosd. The Washington In the
81 rFuup has two lodges two ard three
= 80. both rich III gold. assays aver
- - and specimens running up 70
fuEneIs have been run about - feet
80 ledge The other three claims IN
& svr,ssp ara extensions on these twe-
~ mountain also. half mile south
S~. boundary. are the Golden Zone and
- heated by the brothers Allen
" GSn<xe Reisfe on ledge OF gold
Ss>s~ fwo 70 three feet wide. carrying
- exrftes. which runs up the mountain
n - been located for one mile a. Tar
- es,rnuit. One ton from the CROP
Isl ~ miiIsd and gave 81 gold on the
5ss while assays average 80 gold. A
10 feet on the ledge shows II 10 be
5Sfng and that the pay chute Is con-
= d. Landburg and Clay Taylor
- iocated the Summit claim on the
- and in q tunnel 40 feet on the
- ave shown IL to be six feet, assay
~ a free gold an average CT 81.
: <<e1unf chapaca also has its iron caps on
= - eecth end OF the range leading up 70
u 1ansral peak One ledge is 70 10 10
II T1de and IL the scene Of four loca-
- he Copper King, by George Mill
- 4he Mammoth by w. A. Berry, the
- by Peter Berg and the Double
SS'1ord BIZ W. r. Kurtz. On the Double
xerd. which was only discovered this
sf5lSe. 3 shaft Is down ten feet on copper
Irop pyrites and Is being continued.
S1<sm assays on the Eclipse show I'll
~ end the oxidized Groupings on the
- king shows ti2 and SIS gold with
SScs<G of copper and silver.
8 - ~ mountain directly north OF Ber-
800 terry. across the Slmfikameen.
s5SSfninr the boundary line, Otto Han
<sr. theodore WiIken and Joseph Linton
-s vnar located the Curlew. Emma. May.
5--fsn Hazel and Boundary on three
&srSGeI lodges OF goid-besring quartz,
<seh two 70 three feet wide on the surface
Sswesn granite walls. Assays from the
:~sf~oe eivs 80 to so gold and iittlo
-. but cne ledge carries gAiena ana
Snothsr . streak OF high-Srade brittle
~ a. esmiIkanesn slope of Kruger
>ssrnfoin. one mile above Orc. Robert AL
- located the cobbler group OF I'VE
szeana several years ago and sold them 10
= 8. r. HaJe. Of Spokane The ledge Is
~1nhureu Of iron. carrying gold. ana -
= feef vide between the walls Of lime and
1SoIe. shaft IL down 100 feet on the
51fre ana in one place struck deposit OF
- mid In honeycombed quartz. Work
- beers stopped pending q settlement OF
!lr. Hale's business difficulties
me Black warrior. also on Kruger
|uountain, was located BY George Girtz
<esen years ago on two parallel lodges
6och Ave and ope-haIf feet vide. one car
v~tnu iron and copper pyr!tes. the other
arriving xa!ena. One ledge Ia almost Fat
md the hanging wall appears to have
|Rten carried away by glaciers. three
Shafts having been sunk on 1t The ga
3ena ledge assays 80 gold and silver and
y per cent lead, ths pyrites ledge $s5 gold.
- ounces silver. with 1000 tons In sight
Ihe claim has been bought by the Mann
18th Mining Company.
on the mountain on the left bank of the
z1ssr, three miles above Orc. Aosher q
Mcdonald. Of Seattle. have the Riverview
76foup Of three claims, on which they have
5mnk foo-foot shaft on q four-foot vein
n low grade ore.
Joseph Bertrand, the ferryman. who Is
|ms Of the pioneers Of this section. located
n Warsaw on Kruger mountain in fSs7
q 3 nix-foot ledge OF free milling ore be-
Tween granite wallis which he has traced
~ % feet. He has sunk an incline shaft
Il feet which shows the ledge to narrow
n1ght1y with q northeriy pitch Assays
IN 80 gold. % ounces silver.
AZ the bend Of the river. i've miles
nhove iss mouth. George w. Hartenburgh
~ G. c. Klopfengtein have the Crown
Pint on quartz ledge 20 feet wide. car
ring gold copper and iron sulphurcts.
lhose the Crown Point Mr.. KIopfenstein
III J. Sawdon have the Atlantic on a
lour and one-half foot ledge Of iron sui
1hurefs assaying SIC gold. two ounces sill
W. on which they have run tunnels l5o
nd no feet
& Attention has been turned within the
Nj few years TO Mount Eilemeham and
e party Of Indiana railroad men. who
1oame out for n month. are so taken with
lAelr claims and the country that they
lays extended their stay TO three months.
H<phen Cloud came out first In 1894 with
eApt Henry Finch to work the Fraser
ma placers and came down to the Simil-
nmeen 10 SEQ his old crony. Charles Cook
Ina evorybody else in the vicinity, he
p>et prospecting and discovered quarts
Mteeop 20 feet square. He located the
l6iden Queen and sent word to his part
IN William Bouchard. n conductor. and
J. Hadenwater, an engineer on the
Ethfean Central railroad They came
II 8 month ago and went TO work with
-. They have a tunnel 20 feet showing
win ~ feet wide which can be traced
onest from the base TO the summit OF the
npantain. They located the Mogui.
hen Queen and Golden King. 10 be
uoNn a. the Hoosier group. and. II tho
- continues to show well. intend TO re-
III and work the group thoroughly.
1l1eested with them ara Capt. Campbell.
= ~ steamer Roanoke on Lake Michi-
-. and william Phillips. owner OF the
S1ioa Soap Works at Michigan City. Ind.
Whils tho Palmer mountain excitement
I ~ rel NJ It's height. discoveries OF free
Ming ore were made IN 1874 on Gold
~ which Is separsted from the chapaca
{ungs by Toads coules on ths north The
&h1ess are at an elevation OF 1000 feet
11ess tho sea and s.ooo feet below the
ommif. and range from four 10 eixht
~ wide In . red porphyry dixie. cutting
- country formation. which r. granite.
fley run northeast and southwest and
- almost perpendicular. with a slight
/ q to the northwest. The quarts carries
~ gold but most OF the gold value IL
eMtained IN hemafite OF iron. there being
- little silver. Assays average $40 gold.
9saeh specimens have run as high as
~ The pioneer location was the e
tasbus by ID. G. Gibson. OF Loomls,on.
- the Moody brothers. of Spokane. who
10 sunk shafts 10 20 & feet on the ledge,
wing II to be four 10 10 feet wide. AT
Bottom OF the deepest shaft the ledge
~ feet. and averages ed In gold. The
Sheast extension OF the L Paaribas IL
e Frankie Girl owned BY BENJAMIN
~ and Daniel Mu'cshy. OF Isoornlston,
W. f. Hensley. OF San Francisco.
Lsey have sunk seversi shafts 10 20 IS
~ IN the deepest o. which the veln
WRs>s from four 20 seven feet. of the
~ grade ss the r Plursoas though
ne assays run very high. A narrower
n'el vein runs through these two
sAs and n equally rich. On q parai-
haEe northeast OF the r Piurthas
sasasy wellington and l. n. Burton have
stea tho Clsve and have made a -
- cren cut and started ia extend Il
- tannel. showing about Is feet Of
-.ffade ora. On another psraHei vein
&c or the discovery vein. Lester sly,
~.shm Robinson and W. +. Hen&ey
AFe The Golden E7&ae@ ~. which shav