The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-22
GREAT GOLD FIND.
Report Of a Rich New Vein I'm
the Bald Eagle.
sL-sl ARRIVES FROM ALASKA.
Seattle Men Locate a Valuable MAJ
bic assrry At Ckafham straits
Notes From Jnne.n.

Notes From Janesu.
Steamer As-Ki arrives u rsrt Tszt@~1sT
fraz JTneas. A1sExz- - ~ oseioek 3 n.
after ~ or1inarv rrf1 ss1 wffa q sinai
rl1rahey % passengers sz1 bss- ,g.tzs
frszxag. S0uae rasH wzs nE0gznE dozn-
Czrr Psttsrsoz sFtzzs ness q a rIea
strzks = ere Bali Esg1s rnfns II the Esrn
Tsen ffs-rsct s@ says that fae rsgDrT
wss czl~-srs IN ggseae fhax the ownsxs %
th5s property. 20 rsursng through ss~-
foes seGge. Etr1-k 4 Z-fncb vein running
g 50 a f0a. The Eefz kzs every ineica-
ter - hoEdlnz CT zn1 syen hsa0-inE
gresteg- u Consequence q the Gaf there
- considerable excitement about TIE
camp
The ski2Ssr also states that q nenber
q SEATTLE men. whose naneS Re coald not
learn. have s1ceee1ed 10 ioeasing most
promising marble qzsrry az CHATHAM
straits nesr Juneau TIE marble = o.
very FIRE qzziitw AM there are lnusnse
quantities Il sight Il l. the snfsufsoz o.
1as lseas0vs 70 psf a force % men 70 z0-x
on ths property very so3n- Capt PsfteE-
scr says hs woala have secured larger
budget q naEs had ne not bssn suffering
fFom an ln3sTy 70 his in~teD received AZ
Tacoma while loading an engine On board
painful break. bslf a. 3, wzs he vas con-
veIIe9 70 walk Elth Ire aid q erGtehes
during the entire voyage
The Passengers arriving - the Al-Ei
xerss A ~ Hamilton =. Z Brown. Il
r Miller J. r. Graham L. CoTb@ll. ". 6.
Brown. g l. Ayerst, Mrs L Cor0slh AMI
Eve stserzse
Parssr shay when asked II ne had any
news from Cook inlet or the Yukon. said
nothing had been heard from those Sec
cons beyond what has already been
brought down. The people fl Juneau, he
saye are arxio1E for convention B4xs
ard q the seating Of their delegation The
STEAMER VIII return probably on TUESDAY.
IN z41ltion 20 the news bvoughi down by
Capt Patterson and Parser Shaw. the fol-
logIng items of interest are taken from the
Mining Record Of June Il.
TX. r. Payson and wife. II. l. Trip, 3
Mining expert from San Francisco. and
o " EzrslEe vent 20 sum DUN On
THURSDAY 20 the Bald Eagle mine. n
EhEch MessrE. Psvson and Garsi1e are IN
tereste5 They wiI sail from there on the
HElapa tomorrow Tor san Francisco.
While at sum DUN Mr.. Gsrsids viii SUI
veg the underground works o. the raine
ard The new tunnel Shieh VIII connect
Sgth them + Sc feet IN. - feet q which
has already besn driven. II s. through
black slate f0rmstiCU. and VIII tap the
lead AZ - feet This vii b completed
next fasI. and VII n addition 10 giving
them an abundance Of rock for some
years. ensbie The mil - run al winter
impossible heretofore on account % Snow
slides. Iris year the Bald Eagle promises
70 eclipse IL already great record under
The able management & Nr. y. s. Trow-
bridge II the new so-foot wine sunk on
the ledge the vein IS six feet vide and
fans from tlaG 20 80 per fon-igsurjng
good dividend IN addition % cost 81 rJu-
nirr tunnel when this Is com pieted al
annual dividend equal % amount q capital
stock is probable, wtta no Increase 10 the
number Of stamps noE four The CON-
vresz0r Is now running ard the Bsrleighs
pushing the tunnel rspsdiy ahead The
eoan-g0lng steamer VII take fifte@n ton5
q concentrates assaFing $50 per ton as
vel a. a considerable amount Of bullion
a town is growing up around the mIiI
and people on the steamer Of the land
ing would little imagine the activity up
the guich.
"Afove The BALD Eagle work Is being
prosecuted on The sum Dunn chief. the
extension Of the former property, which
has recently been sold by g. ". Gars}as
% outside capitalists. Men are now AZ
work developing preparatory 20 putting
mp ~ MIL. Concentrates from the sum
Dunn chief have assayed a. high sZsZs
ground above the tunnel
Across the bay on the Elliott arm ".
| 81 NILS has bonded ire Oliver Price
properly. which Is showing up finely. and
promises 10 add 20 the fame given the
district by the Bald Eag gle.
There are a number 81 other prospects
OF which work s. being done which look
promising. and IN the near future sum
Dunn viii D. one 81 tbs leading camps
iu Alaska IS q rich high grade ore pro
ducer Of gold aud silver
Word comes up from sum DUN that
Lon Bradbury and Mike Beltzhoover.
whe have been ospectfng in that re-
zion. have made success Of H. They
have made seven locations. six OF which
show lev grade Gre raining from g.
up. whtie the seventh gives q free gold
assay of f2s 20 the ton. The boys are
| hard a. work stripping the ledge 70 de-
termlne IS probable value and promise
/ Of perruaneucy. and should e develop as
every Indication now Leads them 20 be-
| Iieve and confidently expect. a ten-stamp
NH which iS ROW az their disposal wlli
| - AT once erected on 1he property. They
| have ample backing 20 carry out the en-
| terprise.
The president. vice president. score
ta~y ard other stockholders IN the Alas
| IA WHloughby Gold Mining Company
/ have just returned from Funter bay after
I looking over their extensive mining prog
/ erty and plant. Thev report thel- SAT-
! isfaefion AZ seeing fhe stamp MIN and
/ other plant. which IL unsurpa ssed Dry
| any 6. Alaska The company Ia sinking
/ a working shaft on a large body Of high
/ Era8e ore, which IS Increasing IN vafua
| as depth is attained. i IS expected that
/ this hedge alone vii raore than suarlv
/ che ten stamps new running continu-
! oHsly After a depth % Ia1 feet or ever
( - STAINED IL IS proposed 20 crescent 10
I tha several lodes. The MANAGEMENT has
! decided 10 80 extensive c.-vefprrnef,f
{ work during the season ard on the we-
/ torn 81 the officers 20 san Francis~a a
I boosting p5aut wtB be shipped lsnmeas
/ atelT As soon as enc more o. tae s4v
/ Grad xalushla hedges ou tire property is
! oueae1 up ten additional stamps will 6e
I aafe3 90 tae n1t'L
'ttasratlons csH Pc Sa58 90 have fs5-Iv
4 heE47 lu tge basin. A. the Takol -r8f
! tHe -e tram has hceu sh.fsef around 10
/ reiat mIrs nearer taa tanned ohv4afsrr
! t+e necessity ter g large gay. ~ ths. car
/ sa5cE heretofore ao1s- Tac large sr---
! aEe a.us ate ae~z h1l3- Pc hold a fersr-
t we7thx' saar'y ter tes zen STAMPS. wHt-e
/ W-a ae kept acrFr--E On stored rock dur
/ leE tas ConlaE winter months