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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-27

Discussions between silver and
gold politicians are in order now.
a Chinese was arrested this
morning and held for investiga-
ton as to his sanity.
W. E. Rowell, superintendent
of Public Works, and Mrs. Riem-
enschneider returned from Maui
by the Claudine yesterday.
A native boy was arrested this
morning for battering a China
man. The celestial has beau
tiful "head" to show as evidence.
There will be a meeting of the
Hawaiian Rowing Association in
few days for the purpose of
making suitable arrangements for
properly celebrating Regatta day.
The underwriters sale of
damaged goods from the stock of
b. f. Ehlers & Co. will be con-
tinued this evening, commencing
at 7 o'clock. Two powerful arc
and numerous indandescent lights
have been placed in the store in
heWaverley block where the sale
takes place.
There was as big a crowd as ever
at the auction sale Of Ehlers'
damaged stock this morning.
Many people secured bargains,
while others did not get as good
as they thought they had bar
gained for. Buying damaged
goods is pretty much of a lottery,
which is perhaps where the attrac-
ton comes in.
James T. Morgan will sell at
auction on Wednesday, July Goth,
at 10 o'clock am, at the residence
of DIR. A. r. Rowat, corner King
and Keeaumoku streets, all the
household furniture therein con-
tanned, consisting in part of black
walnut and oak bedroom sets, oak
bookcase snd secretary, wicker
chairs, rockers, etc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-27
Notice.
. NJ FERNANDEZ.
NOTARY PUBLIC and TYPEWRITER

OFFICE: POS Merchant street, Campbell
Block [rear of j, o. Carriers ofiicel. z. o.
Box 1886. 340.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-27
One Hundred
Desirable
Residence Sites

Situated on the Eva side Of
Nuuanu Valley and above the
junction of Liliha and Wyllie
streets.
The location of these lots is
the most desirable in the
suburbs Of the city.
The site commands an ex-
tended view of the city aud
the surrounding country.
AS a residence location for
those who wish to escape the
malarial atmosphere of the low
lands of the city, the situation
of these lots cannot be equaled.
AS a safe and paying in
vestment, parties will bear in
mind the wonderful apprecia-
ton in values of lands adjacent
to the city in the past few years.
The Government water main
is laid to the lots.
That these lots may be with
IN the reach Of all, we offer the
following unparalleled terms:
First-Cash, with a discount
of 10 per cent.
Second-$25 cash, balance
at $5 per month.
Third-$10 cash, balance at
$3.50 per month.
wDEEDS FREE. IT
10 For further particulars,
apply to
JAS. F. MORGAN,
[ 335-td AUCTIoNEER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-27
Burns All Right Again.

Mr.. Burns of the circus has
completely recovered from his at
tack of illness and will retarn to
the show tomorrow, joining the
rest of the company at Lahaina.
He will enter the ring at the first
performance given there, which
will double the attractions of the
show.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-27
Highest of all in Leavenng PowerLatest u s. Govt Report
Re-! BR:a,xx!a,sesE:
ARSOKUEEEX PORE
Curative ~ -
. Skin Soap

We perspire a pint a day with
out knowing it; ought to. If
not, there's trouble ahead. The
obstructed skin becomes sallow or
breaks out in limples. Tha
trouble goes deeper, but this is
trouble enough.
If you use Curative Skin Soap,
no matter how often, the skin is
clean and soft and open and clear.
Don't use any other but Curative
Skin Soap on the baby if you want
its skin kept free from b!emishes
which torment the little ones.
There's no doubt about its being
the best and purest medicinal soap.
Try it.
IJo[.z-o t~...,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-27
Notice.

I, GEORGE II. MUDDY, d. S., HERE.
by give to II. W. Knight power of attor.
ney to receive all amounts due me.
3643t GEO. II. MUDDY, DIS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-27
Situation Wanted

AS SALEMAN OR TRAVELLER BY
man experienced in Island trade. p o Box
346. 365-lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL

evening"
Masonic Lodge lie Progress meets
this evening.
Honolulus VS.. First Regiment
next Saturday.
@. A. Spreckels returned from
Maui yesterday.
See new advertisement of G.
Hustace the grocer.
Senator Cecil Brown is home
again after trip to Maui.
The court martial will be re-
sumed this evening at 1870.
The Stars got seventeen runs
off thirteen hits in saturdays
game.
G. Henry White, at the Eagle
House, will prepare teachers for
the next examination.
The cars between the Valley
and Punahou are running through
today. Fare five cents.
Billy G. and Antidote are
matched to race at kapiolani park
next Saturday afternoon.
A situation is wanted as sales
man or traveller by man ex-
perienced in the island trade.
Mrs. Lille Nichols and Captain
Haglund were married last even
ing at the residence of John Mott.
A card of the Eagle House Civ
Ming rates appears elsewhere. Pa
latable German dishes form part
iIof the fare.
An inventory of assets of the
estate of III. r. Hollister, deceased,
has been filed. The valuation is
S33,730.06.
There was a big attendance at
the boat houses yesterday. The
Healanis had three crews out in
the morning.
The amount of gold actually in
circulation in Great Britain is es-
timated to be Gl10,000,000, or
about $50 tons.
Crowds Of bathers enjoyed the
unusually high surf yesterday
afternoon and numerous canoe
parties were out.
Three cremqtories are in oper-
alton in England-one in Man
chester, another in Working and
the third in Liverpool.
The Robin Hood Amateur Ope-
ra Company had its first rehearsal
on Saturday evening at the resi-
dence of w. w. Dimond.
John j. Reynolds of the Inter.
Island Steamship Company and
Miss Margaret Mcclure were
married on Saturday evening.
The usual concert by the Gov
eminent band will be given at
Emma square this evening at
1880. Program in another column.
There was another big crowd at !
the band concert yesterday after
noon, and the popularity of the
Makee Island concerts was again
demonstrated. |
The Honolulus and First Regi-
ments will cross bats next Satur-
day and close game is anticipat.
ed as there is considerable rivalry
between the two clubs.
The will of General w. FL. Di-
mond was admitted to probate in
San Francisco on July 10th. The
Union Trust Company and Edwin
r. Dimond are the executors.
j. w. Bergstrom is agent for
the celebrated Kroeger pianos, of |
New York. He builds organs. !
Second hand pianos taken as part
payment. Pianos sold on install
nents. Tuning and repairing.
p. o. Box 3S7. Tele. BAT. 4
All ladies and gentlemen and
friends interested in Y. M. G. A.
work are invited to be present at
the Y. NJ. G. A. hall this evening
at $50, to meet Mr.. Jas. Stokes,
who will conduct a question box.
All are cordially welcome. n
A hack driven by native was
smashed up yesterday by run
ming into a tram car near the
corner of Nuuanu and Kukui
streets. The native was some
what intnyicatad and instead of |
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-27
Lodge lie Progress.
Notice.

During Mr.. Boardman's absence, Mr.
Ewing will have charge of my books and
attend to all collections. He can be found
either at Mr.. Boardman's office at Ogura IL
Co. IS or at my Office.
335-tf DIR. HERBERT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
Cripple Aaa Trnti Creeks.

4 ressenf statement wAS 70 the erect that
there sra seven aivRaena-n2ysrg mines n
IRE cvsrple Creek district whscA pay
monthly 60 ira stock boilers sIa1.~SA They
are enumerated as f0i3awss Geld ard
Cyissa & -. Visitor. SEQ 90. Isabella 81 o.
So. Portland. xSa $40. Mocz-Anesa~. s. aso:
rfxsen EoasaiiEatea. tE8saA. unso1. xI4ss3
II has beer generally supposed that ia list
% aGv ssev52-naysrz n Cripple Greek Was
larger Tass itst. however. Gees act taela4s
several nines ewrea ~ individuals
Tha rsh51sAes showing - ret mach
~reafar tsRn that a. TIE T.s Eei as8 War
Esxis lN Trail creek. wafeh Aave pa13 s1ss.-
- ia U.s. 17aSS eight wanths. sus tNAt. too
at tire shes ere shipments wsFs han
o. rsss ~ hsA EagYcn roads Is has hecn 60
tiamAte4 fnst re ts Re. RfcHe WI pay
$50 80 a noeth EuTlrE th8 Cau eE war
paw seaaslv 80 Mucs- gvith tie Sevstnp-
nssnf Eezzx 81 r. tA~ Trn1 creek 1sStrfet
shsrs WL8 un4agbteGlY - ether rnlasx o.
q Ga s-Fsyisr basis bssars tx year :
ezer. A well-lsfcrace1 mi-srw rnsn. ~ 10
has xaschssf TIE devssor-aezf q ths earnp
ssvs e. cgz 90 ~ grc&t aurahs- - iscz-
tlanz ws8.s. twelve ulEeE Are CESre. I'd
4 ~fi8 - a xreas cNmg-
Aasthnr sassTtct m the Escsen3y. sraEl
eemnafss& wtta Cr.grle Creek. hks ksr1y-
tNa snl4E4rg nE.naE EA.s il the Nkslo-
sseeaa rssarfrg frasn RkkA sn--@ q ne
rtessst saver ca In ne suris has beea
sslnp~A THs zsfses 0, rs district ssr ~
-ncsz naTs tssc1E 40 l1ess--ual ezrsrs. z-sa
e1tg Is 60 Aie9 ancag thsrz IS rs kraoSz
aZheeEa fae SipcSs SsAr Fecezsly rsass
szeessA ara wlH .ESs sizlla- <es13sa.zs
even lex z-e----A "a ss1S-s - "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

Il IS estimated that the Noble Five sro-p
u the kasio district VIII ship GO tons ~
ore this season that VII average from -
70 l5@ ounces n silver and % per cent
lead TIE property IS worked altogether
py tunnels aggreE2t1rg some S.sga feet
There are ever leo men cat az work IN
Trail Greek ard Rossland. Most o. them
are not skilled Ia r9sniug or PROSPECTING,
and have been drawn 70 those ca rars
thinking thai ordinary work WAS plentiful
They have found cBr their mistake ard
wili have - suffer for g.
Cast c. = Thomson returned las,
rnit Mining Company. 81 Stevens county.
says the Spokesman F2evisw Re eavs
ta3t q few days ago The work az craS@rssf-
-aE IT the astfasst sSaf1 h8S comrreesce3.
They are uow n fonTt@sn feaf OF fire coz
centFAtD ore. ar1 Tot vet arreax IA
Ns.n TIE eaptAza Is highly plaaSa3 with
TIE prospect
TE0 gold bricks were brought sown
from the Czrscoo rs1ns az CarTg, sfeE<fv,-
Fey. B. e. az W@saassay IRE yNlssa 81
THE bricks 5 about Ss.sss. snz - ths ~es-tfs
q tSeEazy- Kay rzn or the tsE-Ssz4rsz
rsiE TIE gol2 I'll he sens 20 a.. 1880
safes Assay oGges az Halsn-s- Ths 80
pany 5 Szso pFo11csz< shuat fvFertv-1sgs
tens - et@acs-rsfF7ssgsS a azoHzh. from ssh4eh
- A. sa.siksF Fet4Fsls save value q
about - = = ser. Sarnes NouszhAa ard
OeoEg@ 3. AcAulsy. rhe chl~f ouvwerS ~
TIE GsT4noa. STATE that a1cfner Stx~tsrE
e : cents s sAaye. ~ill - Pad this raonfh.
tei-tft -
has pad sse,gsa "a ws5sndS
Taa activity n mining circles eavs "a
SFscNA1e 0utessrSt. Instead q flr-,l n tsfirg
tccTcasss every cay. New c--r1s4s riss n.
41c4rss1rAfes1 GzttY. fee E1gurta - north
wSra troza S2oSans sEarn ulia rrusfsc-
tors, ard greaE nGrntsr q rrsr~s ara
fr1SHecIs are beng actl4eiv deEsl1Fe1
Mhlls Eral rrsek - sru - "a
NoFtts i1calitE- etaer districts are
heE5nrlnS q = rznrt - 40
Wt1sly advertised Tns rslv@r-issd
beit g TIE A9csRrlF es1rtrr Ia e.
y1yirg sraAfy. staais NruHzh. - 1ilxs X
ccclGses h-E htt4s sp&ca q - r@w@N-
pers a. ccrar&rs1 w4gn 80 Tai hss4rf~t
x u E4llN eGzz4 - Er@ Casar q Acre. Eis-
tEtrf. an. Eke fEs Geo. a Afe~ss- "a
prosperity ~ he E<-m4leeL Easrste TIE
slW price - xfNNr IC1--la~7r -~-ax 81
exsa-tf2ce great trlret1s tris yea. ~ le
FsTt11s l1ca4fiEs - ths CriFlia rsaerTz-
zen ee<i1 - 4ttra-t Ire strsnt11- % rzIn-
~ Elzn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Movements OF steamers and Other
Notes OF Interest to Marine Men
Schooner Teaser was tn from QuiIayuss
yesterday.
Steamer AK, vii san for Aissaa fAss
morning at o'clock.
Steamer WaIa wara will arrive from
San Francisco sofsse tire tofay.
Steamer CITY OF psssbsa si1 sal for San
Francisco az o'c,ock this morning
Schooner Doacaseer was IN from 10
hanks yesterday with about 400 pounds
Of halsh1s
Fnfssn sseffrg schooner r@ezhxs - on
her way here from Ssaa bay 10 at o4t
A0s esa4ang cF04se.
Steamer W. X. Msrwtr hs# been r.pair.-
90 ard repaired. ana shews ap Ga FIRE style
wf1A & acw texas ard a8s9t hos1ss.
rFesrer Anaconda ~as moves sroursf %
tae uorta Si4r or the 4zsaI bankers yes
terslAy and began nli1ag n anssr TIE City
dock.
Steam collier PycgregSa WI arrive from
San FysErssee soisy. ard wia sssd cargo
Of Black u3zsnorsr ss-szs a. te~ Oregon lsa-
pToTessaent Cornp4ny's coal banserx
Schooner EIia 5ohn@cn. IN which sfr1r
y. Brlkca regressrftax fna Arctic Trading
Company. ~sf sAA for tbs coast OF 81
bsrsa 90 gather ~ reindeer ard trade
among the natives. NAY sail today.
Schooner James %. Swan. Capt Manry.
All SAL Tor NtsalA ax-Af1r1Ay. 500 wIii
into TIE scnoorrr coszxmba. &hieh WI
60 sailing wsfh me SUaa - Berfnz -
A nan was az re Pscsse Coast s,earn-
SIP toErgsny's ere. yesterday irsfSlr-Er
sfeer naan rstrls1 Patty Connar. ~ho
ro1xht a sscont-eskss fir<st On me steam
- Al-ki tao trips ago. IT, n4n saif
Cursar 41ENFrss fhs tserflrssrn % 10
fasfer folst or Az gotGf. sn1 ne fear~d
ire AK. howevsr. asreiaCea th4l Con-
Sor Ia Eu1e 90 June4L
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

.. c. CorNaa says that 10 conuaSls
have ye. been signed for the ocssalIs q
TIE Columbia & Red Mountain railway.
bet that construction wolle commence
fore long. and TIE road b ea4lf i1fe Hos~
Land by September. Ealess so-nstfils IN
fo-eseeE occurred
II has been stated that wien caiy
train service was established 20 Se1AoA
Mr. Coyhsa wouId pat a sleeper OF enair
car on each train and change the time o.
departure from ~ IL 10 p H. Ars
Corban says this Is not the case 1as
matter has been considered but the s1eA
vas abandoned. ~ least gcr this year
The distance from TRAIT 20 tAe lie hoi
Ez1Es b. the Columbia 4 Western Ta1iw ~
IS about Is miles. while n an ar ans
1. Is about eight miles The slsya1lcn =
approximately tie feet. or q rise Of aso1s
four feet IN . hundred N q straight HE.
or an average CT three ard . half feet On
the lire.
al steamers on the Columbia river stop
at Trail. although no time schedule IN
connection with the railway has jet BEEN
published The steamer LFVtc1 MAKES
daily trips between Tral and NcrthrorI-
connecting with the Spokane Fails &c
Northern railway. TIE steamer Nakrsp
leaves Tran three times a week for Ar
rowhez1. the terminus OF q spEghern
branch OF the Canadian Pacific
The koofenay Columbia Steam Nasr
CATION Company Is buii1ing = new steam
er az Nakuxp 10 be called the Trail 1. -
nearly ready for launching
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
In the swauk.

A Swaak correspondent OF the Elien.-
burg Capital writes as follows.
The old camp comes out this spring with
flying coiors. new finds. and good ones.
are the order. There have been several
strikes this spring. chief among them being
the Boulder creek mines. owned b. York
Whitaker 4 Neagher. This Is the best
thing ever found In the camp. They are
taking cut from 500 20 sao a week with
three men. They bought from r T. Bar
den and J. c. Hubhell some time ago two
claims and have recently refused SO aso for
them. They have offers at present from
two different parties az slassa fer the two
claims. They are still here and have hopes
OF making deal in the near future.
Neagher's placer en- Williams creek ss
esAl rolling ous tas nuggets He has al
reasv taken out this spring over g q.
niErFy has started I'D his wcrk ard "a
setax weii. Ncrrsson a riodfn are run
ming their srastrs Cay ard Night grinding
cct quartz. The sve.sgs Is about IS per
ton.
Mr. Price has several men n wcrk on
hts lodges taking oet quartz
Mr.. Dunlop. o. Yaksms. - working u
number Of nsez. also Mr. Ker. 81 TIRE same
place. wso has q gang OF raen =. work
tzkf1g cot quartz.
Isaac Green. u Reynolds ard Mr.. Leg
4
OF ftne quartz on Boulder creek The
ven = ahogt twenty Inches. free r1sliFax
ard runs about 81 ger ton. They are Only
Iowa ten feet. hr, are sinking az the
rate % Two feet day.
George Watson has The extension west
s-i bas Ere prospect Tnfs Iesire et a
depth 81 three teeg is thirty Inches vide
All Ire hydraulics are AT wurk ard
ecirg we'i. n fact. the cd camp "a do
'r~ wonderfully good work this srrfnx
AL the Miners are making money ani
enjoying rco9 hsaifn-
James KIRK ard Charles rSasen are get
ting oHt tha frame work fer ssve-Sfar7s
uslA- Z VII D erected ca Williams creek
opposite = iEusy's an& ahcuf 30 fest above
th@ town kaM. Ire ohssct l. 20 DO cws-
tom work zn1 i - wonderful hox the
oi8 quarts Miners are Frightening Up. The
own~r~ say tAe xtampx VIII be dropping
within sixty GAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

o. c. Lzberee. Of Spokane. has ADDED 20
his purchases for Hon r Il Pope OF the
province OF Quebec. by purchasing tho
Southern Belle, Snow Shoe and fractions
lying between them. n Trzn creek TIE
claims Join the ST. Elmo On the rerth-
This makes the fourth claim purchased
this week by Mr.. Laberes for his friend
Mr. Pope. and that gentleman nos BE-
comes che OF the largest individual own
srs Of property IN the district
IL Is an index Of the way people n
Eastern Canada are beginning 10 feel n
regard TO thu mining industry IN British
Columbia
Mr. Laberee says that interest Is Just
awakening. as the evidences os good mines
are daily being made known
There Is = large amount OF capital
n Montreal Toronto. Quebec and other
cities which sill BE attracted 20 the koO-
tenay country as soon as the election.
which occurs on the 1fth OF June. Is over.
Tran creek seems 70 Dc the Mecca toward
which all eyes are turned. as the mines
ara goid mines. and can enlist capital
quicker than silver properties Before
the summer Is over many men OF inau-
ence ard wealth from the cities mentioned
VIII wena their Nay westward 10 see for
themselves the wonders or British Colum-
bia. far SURPRISING anything OF which thsy
dreamed"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

i1stanrzzscsss. sre1 hof1e-s az securities
n@gaa 70 throw thers ove~ rivh. ard sefx.
TIE % sAe largest commission hoszsNS
Mas lE1era2 sslisr on TIE resort. and sook
aacx c0-sS1e~ses@ amount oT various
stocks CO tie raAssca- fon % az aushor4ta-
I've aezEa1 ~ the rwmcrs s-op-icss ar-
GERS we're reesive5 al aionr s;hc Ire sn1
eosss1eraaie srssassnezs prevailed owr5ag
70 tae ts-sior n aaaac1al el~eseS TIE
Asf- bear lssEer who has nes sseen con-
spA@uozs IN he snMrxsf for some tine ne-
ing seTzTn1.st ~ the attack Tire EssSes
scored a. u. extrsuss low point ranged
70 20 "a Fs@r eert-s ant he sessiug was 81
general eharaczer- The market opened
irregular. e9s Scor displayed a gaining
t-n1enev- TIE spe-saisses again received
particular attention from she traders. ara
eysdenes - tszal3ation az inside Interests
was followed by effective raids The early
aosses u the railway stocks. however. ssi3
net exces1 a point sxceps IN = few IN
stances The market tapSeA into duzlnexs
after tbs first hour. 5Et better tore VAS
noted and AZ Improvement IN The tendency
o. prfses- TIE upward movement cuirssn-
ated zncat o'cIcck. when the bagus Cz-
Dan report aoove referred 70 came Ike q
DOT ons % 4 clear SKY, the railway Prop
critics being this tine severely depressed
II common with the ether shares Mis-
souri, Pacsse declined Ia per esni. Other
aotswo-fsy losses az TIE lew paint In
el1dsd Atehlsoa preferred "a. Sugar 2
Paeifie Mar - The pressure against the
list sHhstds6 around i.sn. and the senfi-
msHi Was rather nervous. In the suhss-
caenf dealings 4 great upward movement:
o@Fe1o2s1. and recs<e-fes er1sasi o. :. PEI
cent The close was Irregular. IN The
.Ale Operations runners were rather con-
naSn'iy circulated OF probable large ex-
ports o. gold on Saturday. il being alleged
that nearly az % the shippers usually
prominent IN ire gold movement wsre o.
feri1g bills against exports of the yellow
metal No estimates were rsase. how
evsr- The monthly goFsrnmea; report.
which. as usual. was not pahsished sn;n
after the close ~ business was about rp
70 ths general expectations. Railway
bonds were depressed. IN common WITH
stocks. concessions OF iE3 Der cent being
noted IN the leading speculative issues
TBS general market left OF weak n tons-
The sales were J. ~ 90
Government bonds were active ana
weak. On dealings OF $50. so Trading m
silver csrticcates was marked by the rur-
chase o. single block OF yeo.oac az . ~
leading commissions house. The aggre-
gate dealings were $1,000.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call Tss71 per cent: last Joan.
IL. closed iikI3 per cent. prime msrcan-
tie ga2er. <45aS per cent Sterling en-
change frna. with actual business Ia hank
ers' 5ils al sssSis for demand and saS7ss
Tor sixty days: posted rates. slSSf74 81
and sLsS5Issss. commercial bills. sa-sss..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11


The Pittsbarg -(sFeenShurg mine owners
ara pushing their ore road vigorously np
Elliott creek valley. and have made their
nrst camp UP the valley about one mile
from Sank river. The company viii ope-
rate their oxn transportation train: first
BY pack animals. an3 after the road is
completed by the returning ore wagons
A substantial and conaEodGous warehouse
Is 20 De built at Barlow Pass with a bunk
house for the men. and stable for I've
stock The construction work ON the
buildings VII begin or Monday. June !
The Pacific Mining Ce., OF Tacoma. has
decided 20 DO development work on thei-
asbestos mine situated about three miles
M Day creek. which has IT'S outlet oppo-
site Lyman H. H. Griffith and william
I.sfeTre. OF this place, have been engaged
70 make test drift. and they left yester-
day morning prepared 10 begin work az
once
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
A Mammoth Ledge.

A solid ledge OF quartz co feet wide and
over 3o0o feet long Is the wonderful dis
cOvery OF Capt. CoWden and Mrs ". +.
Turner. OF Sitka. says the Alaska Search
light This mammoth body OF quartz Is
situated in the NsQuashinsky bay district
This remarkable ind has created not 8
little excitement in and around Sigka. and
many people. among whom was the secTe-
tary OF the Sitka mining bureau. z Otis
Smith. have already visited the scene.
Mr.. Smith reports that By actual measure
msat the ledge IS OF the dimensions above
given AR. T.. Haley. OF Sltka. was an
other visitor TO the scene OF the discovery.
He is enthusiastic IN his praise OF the
wonderful vein. In comparison with this
vein. when Il is fully traced. the great
Treadweu ledge VIII have the appearance
or being but mere stringer. he said.
Up 10 the time the Topeka left SifSa
there had been no information given cut
OF an assay of any OF the rock from the
ledge. IL an assay had been made the
result had been kept secret Should this
remarkable discovery contain gold enough
70 pay for the working. IL will present an
almost unlimited field for a stamp mill
To say that a 5o0-stamp mill ccnld continue
10 run night and day fer 100 years without
exhaustsng the supply Of ore. is. We thiAk,
but 8 reasonable estimation.