Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-03-26
Marvellous Revelations
PROFESSOR Marines SOLVES
A MYSTERY FOR AN OLD PROS
PECTOR FROM DAYTON.
A New Gold Field Found


The Mes Dss 10 he Ssew ssA ssearlhel Z
Ledge that Il Masvelsssly Rich.
Prof Marines has gained distinctiOn
In another field. He has dealt with
every class Of cases III Lewiston aud
his success has been = wonder to all.
His latest success wac the location OF .
rich gold ledge on Camas Prairie.
The circumstances surrounding this
case are remarkable. w. HI. v. Rick
arts and two companions returned A.
ter hard winter tour with samples II
fine ore.
Mr.. Richards had found indications
Of rich ledge OF Green Creek on
Camas Prairie some time ago. He pre-
served samples Of the ore and always
had hopes OF Its richness but he couid
not find the lode. He finally aban-
doned all hope and the matter WAS 1t
rest tll last Chlstmax when the PRIV
fessor visited Dayton. Ms. Richards
who Is prudent lady and who had
objected vigorously to the husbands 4
custom Of prospecting until the settler
desi-ted aud diligently followed the
work nf farming, took samples Of the
ore 10 Professor Marines and asked
h,m to predict ~ to its value. He Inn
mediatsly pronounced II valuable ore.
After his prediction Mrs. Ricksrts
became enthusiastic on the subject ol
mines. She re-klndIed the passion f0I
the work 10 her husband; and the farm
work for the time wan secondary 70 thu
interest IN the mi.e. The confidence
inspired by the Professor made farm
work less important than mining. X
the anlaxement Of the neighbOrs Mr.
Richards and some Of his friends be
gan to cuttit for winters expedition
to the mountains. They went with
the Professors help and advice To tn
old prospect on Green creek. The,
dug into the snow covered ground ant
revealed gold hearing ledge thre'
feet wide. Free gold brIstlez over tn
samples Of ore.
They thoroughly explored the ledge
The assays show value Of $500 70 tn
ton. II is . free milling proposition
THE claim Ii IN an open country tha
has been over.run by keen eyed miner
for thirty five years. But ordinary skill
could rot penetrate the depths to dla
cover II. Professor Marines saw !
through that great gift that IA givel
him. He directed the workmen frou
his office and thus gave the great min
TO the world. Ore will l's shipped nex
month aud continue TIL y mill cail l.
built on the ground. The Ice II broke
aud Clearwater basin II to spring Int
q great mining district without furthe
delay.
The excitement over this dlscover
will hasten the Professors departure
the upper country. The people u
there are urging him to come, and n
sides he wishes to be near the me-
m,nr, the dev velOpmeNt Of which b
will supervise personally. He will less
Lewiston about the 5th of April. Til
mean time will he devoted tO the put
lie for the good Of the suffering sn
afflicted. Theirs are some sufierel
whom he cannot leave without sacr
fcing their interests before that dat
and he never deserts friend. He HI
: performed i've hundred good deeds
Lewiston, many Of which were aImo
miraculous in their effects. He cs
perform half as many more II those
anguish and pain will call on him
his office in the Hale Il Cooper hui;
ing
He will be unfortunate indeed wi
misses an opportunity 10 have his pal
read and his life line located. He c,
(; relieve all diseases, acute and chrOn
: ny the use Of his special medicin
which are new In this country and
! that magical power that Is u gift
him.