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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
s.ok.n. Mining Exchange.

Special Dispatch to the Post-intelligencer
SPOKANE. May 2z.-The past week has
been peculiar one on the mining ex-
change. Quotations have been most err
ratio. due largely to the talk OF closing
the exchange.
Mondays sales included 900 Butte Mt
. cents. ao00 Butte at sis cents and LOCO
White Bear at 10 cents.
Tuesday bidding was nvelier and the FOL.
lowing sales were made: Three thousand
Butte at Il. cents. loo Butte at IN cents
and 2.0oo Spokane Belle at cent.
"Wednesday the bears were out In force.
No sales were made on cali. but after
hours 200 shares Poorman changed hands
at private terms.
Thursday was lively, 22,7so shares being
transferred. They included 1900 Butte AZ
81. cents. $3.50 Poorman at -. cents ana
5ee New York Gold Mining at cents.
Fridays sales were 1859 Poorman at 81
cents. 900 ST. Elmo at "a cents ana 1000
Spokane Belle at IL cents.
Sales today ON exchange Included 800
gutte al p. cents. 1890 Phoenix at cents.
10 900 Spokane Belle AT u cents, i,Se Phoe-
nix at 81. cents. 5000 Poorman. private
terms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

from the Little Giant. the Scotia the An
acorsHa. the Easter Sunday. the Sunday
Morning and the Big Iron. and tbs Occi-
Dent group. the Pierre Lake and Flat
Creek Conparys properties. comprising
the Eur,ming Bird. the Horseshoe. tha
Morning and the Evening claims: the Rel
Oxide, the Golden Thread tho Chester and
wida West tia silver Thread and ths
ColyfIIe. al situated within q radius Of
four miles from the lake. show remarkable
values and bodies o. ore In various forms
thar promise rapid increase in the pro-
alcsson OF the camp within the next three
months. TIE Evening has q well-defnsi
vein Of quartz az q depth Of thirty feet.
carrying free gold. and considerable guam
titles OF pyrites OF copper all running
well I'D IN value The Ocefdent group has
the bsst surface showing IN the entire dis
trsc< showing thsrty-foos width of vein
thar assays an average of $I455 10 the ton
In gold and copper.
The ore bodies in this district are large,
they all show up encouragsngly on the
surface. and hold increasing values as
depth is obtained. there being not single
instance to the contrary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
AN OMNIBUS PROSPECTUS.
The Mining Book Is tho Best Adj
yerttsement of the Mineral Re-
sourres of the Northwest.

No better means can be found OF lndue-
Ing investments ia Mining property in this
section OF the country than 10 circulate
copies OF Mining IN the Pacific North
west IN the East. II contains detailed
description. with map. of each district
and each property in that district. In
ve<tcrs will be more ready 20 favorabiy
consider mining proposition when they
see that the property II In district, the
merits Of which have been proved by de-
velopment. This lock gives them a clear
idea Of each District by thus masslng the
information regarding IL.
The merits or this publication continue
20 receive recognition from the news
papers OF the state as the following ex-
tracts show
The latest contribution towards develop
nlent Of the state Is the book OF over 20
pagex lately issued by l.. X. Hodges. OF
the Post lint elligenccr. entitled Mining N
the Pacific Northwest" in which corfa-
pleie review OF the mineral resources of
Washington and British Columbia are
slven. illustrated with maps. TX IS the
most comprehensive treatise yet published
on our grrateSt but undeVelcped resource.
Those who contemplate "A viSit TO the
mines should rad every page. for 20 con-
tasns many suggestions thai would De of
value TO the experienced prospecfcr. and
Terts from practical knovledge IL con-
tatus likewise a digest 81 the United
states state and PROVINCIAL mining laws
fsrk-Eta rcd ~ an attorney. II Is OF E4uCu
interest 70 all who wish 20 keep posted
r,sxarNslpg this leading industry. and Is
VEL worth sts price. 20 cents. to the most
casual rWaAcr.-Aherdeeu Herald.
ssNtninx In the Pacific Northwest Is the
tstle 81 a comprehensive write uD 81 the
,nfnlug Industry ia this ard adjoining
Ssatsx Thls exhaustive volume should
- extensively circulated. Tor u viii at
tract carltal 20 develop our mining re-
.et,rcsx the hook IS = credit 70 the Post
insefltxrnrcr Auburn Argus.
sr7se book - on sale az = cents \ copy
- tha business osfice OF the Poss-iatslH-
Senssc-. asSo a. the following book stores:
f.owa,an & Hartford Pseneey place.
rrne Calvert Company. - FIRST avenue.
T. IsYns rg a2 Pike street
,aeurxe r. NaTt - Columbia street.
= ia OysfNx. nsastoTsca news stand.
ssFtflsr hogAs news zyA1L
&. Rhfa<fan1eT IS Seeoa& AvfEGs.
n Mafteews NJ Second avenue.
Eslnter-ssrant hotel news sEAHd
"a a. TtArain SIS Third avenue.
Novelty news depot. - occiaantai ave-
rae.
aseuur nnA cherry street.
IL can also - obtained % booksellers
and news agents IN every town IN NaSA-
tnstan sna British Cosu-nh&a-
-rsse r.rSss<- = rsEtS a cory - an FsoznSs
N the I'nlte4 States ans CAna&a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

A steam launch Of three tons burden
has started on the Columbia river, below
Little DaIles.
na4 Gerry and Charles y. Cline. OF
xxrhafcorn. have gone prospecting IN the
Olympic mountains
sTrns "a 2cads Development Company has
,ss a contract for ioe-foot tunnel on The
white swan. az sslverton.
IT Myers. an English expert, f ex-
ar.1if1iug properties on Martin Creek, at
s5Iverfor. for English capitalists
saxsn feet Of quartz. carrying - 70 -.
- ssssr struck al depth OF ten feet in
the shaft OF the Jumbo No. :. az Rosslsnd.
surface rock on the 10 10. M Rossland,
49, ss~coyeret csalcopyrlta carrying 3
r,@r cent. OF copper. 81 gold and TWO ounces
silver.
sratraavrsste a very rare metal. has
t.san discovered IN ore; taken from tha
kSax claim, IN Proyi1enes camp Bound
airy creek.
A cornrany Of ten persons has been or
~arlxed In WhzsroFn 10 prospect IN tina
.fcszpt Baker range. near the source OF
fba Nooksack South Fork
,rwezv. feet OF pyrrhotite similar 20 ths
=,anaa-a lie Roi ore. and carrying 10
r,sr ces7f copper. has beer struck In the
alag Scar tunnel, oa ned ~ the lie ffol
company. II the face - wide streak OF
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HAS SPRUNG TO THE FRONT,
Pierre Lake District Becomes n ship
per After One Years Work

CoLVEII5r Wash. May s1--The Pierre
Lake country, on the Coivfile reservation.
is raps3iy taking rank among TIRE most
promising. Ia The way OF production OF sha
precious metals. of any camp aoS under
going development IN TIE noYth half az
the reserve. withSgAaSEag the fact
that bot littfe more than q year has
elapsed since the first location notice Vas
posted OF the ground. To-Day * Is farther
ahead IN ths scaie - progress than xa<
IRE famous Trail creek camp. on the By:t-
Isa side of ne lire. after five years CO ae-
tive development work IN fast the Pierre
lake district. which comprises ah0at half
% tnat portion oE the reservation east e
ire Kettle river and TIE eo1nsry touching
On that stream. sss more than halt a co.,
en properties that are new YsaSy 70 ship
ana the azscto1s metals wsu b going cut
in car lead lets witnta she next two weeks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
BOUGHT THE wHlrEwATER NINE.
Everett Smelter Pays Half Milifon
for a SLOGAN Bonanza.

The Rossland Miner announces the sale
or the Whitewater mine. In the SLOGAN
district. by j. L Retaliack j. L. Mont
gomery, j. c. Eaton and w. c. Pierce. Of
kaslo. B. G. to the Puget Sound Reiuc-
uon Company. OF Everett, fer xsoe1
cash.
The mine consists Of two claims one
and one-half miles from Whitewater sta
tion- on the kasio & SLOGAN railroad and
has paid for itself and has paid dividends
estimated at So GO Along the footwali
OF the ledge IS as much as five feet of
spashsc Iron. then streak OF gaiena and
then carbonates or oxidixed iron. often
scattered through the shale. for twenty
feet. The ledge has been stripped for
SO feet. and several car loads of iron OK
des and carbonates shipped from this
point The mine is developed by Ave tun-
neis, OF which the fifth attasns a depth
OF IS feet on the ledge. The first two
tunnels. 30 and DO feet. showed little ore;
the third has a small stope near the
mouth. then has an almost barren stretch
OF $40 feet. and finally opens into six
inches to six feet of solid ore. The fourth
tunnel had four to ten inches OF ore for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

Nj. Wilmans to q Post-Intelilgencer rep
resentative last night:
THE ore Is very base. carrying lead and
Iron sulphurets Though % per cent, OF
the gold is free. 1t Is very fine and former
owners were unable TO save 1t, particularly
BECAUSE Of the shining Of the taiiings,
" hlch carried off the free gold as well as
the stIlphuretz. The process we use is car
ried on BY means Of 4 stamp mill with
eonccntrators, settling tanks. canvas ia
bies and 4 calorination plant. The ore Is
crushed fine enough to go through a 60
mesh screen. and the surface OF the copper
silver plates. To catch the free gold. IS
great enough for an ordinary 20-staTnp
mill. while our present plant has only ten
stamps. After passing over the plates. the
pulp goes over union cofcenfratoTs. which
are similar TO the Frue. The pulp then
goes through SEPARATOR. In which the
shines are carried In one direction and the
coarse sands taken 10 canvas tables with
very steep pitch. and from there into q
settling tank. The shines are carried TO
other canvas tables, 90 feet long. which
are very nearly level and pass over them
slowly that even the finest gold and
sulpaurets gradually settle and the lighter
material goes on to SLOW moving concsn-
traitor called the Gates patent. where 4
anything OF value stu remains, IL Is caught
up. From there the slime goes into the set
ting tanks. The sulphurets taken from
the ccncentrators. tables and settling
tanks are then sent 70 fhes colonization
works. where they are resuced 70 hullion.
The principal Rcrk On the property j.
IN the Star mine, in which the quartz ledge
lies in a slate formation. A shaft IS down
$40 feet on the footwall and on the lower
level a crosscat has been rua 80 feet 10 the
hanging wall In running this crcsscslt
eight feet of ore was encountered which
averages. as IL went through the mill. SO
a ton. and the entire ledge. according TO
assays went from s. TO tSS. We are now
erecting tcn more stamps IN connection
with the ten already al work. which Will
greatly increase the product with only .
slight Increase Of cost"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

Olaf A. Dranga. formerly % Seattle. Was
killed MAY "a ia the Treadweli mine By q
failing rock Dranga was al work In one
Of the uprasses n the zsoNfoot level operat-
ing machine. and At the tire Of the ac-
ctfsnt was alone Ia the stope. Reaching
up into Tire stope are ladders. and Il is
presumed q loose rock becoming dssiodged
fell and struck the unfortunate man while
he was climbing the ladder. knocking him
down 70 the bottom. some ffty or sixty
feet below. When found by other miners
at work near by he was unconscious, and
consequently could give no account of how
the fatality occurred. lie was carried TO
to the hoist and brought 10 the surface
and sent 70 the hospital. dying on the boat
while crossing the channel Drauga was
a new man 1T the mines. having arrived
from Seattle last February. He was
about . years OF age A brother Of his 10
also an employs OF the Trezdweu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

While public attention IL 20 much tax
en- UP with the problem Of aring the
elusive fne gold 81 the ORES OF the Cas-
cades. IL VIII be interesting TO know frat
Tire wlinans brothers have succeeded
IN evolving q process which solves the
problem in California Twenty-Five
months ago they secured = controlling in
terest in and assumed management %
the Rose Greek Mining Company, which
owns the Old Star mine. consisting OF
twelve claims In Tuoiumns county. Cal.
Two former companies had failed IN saw
ting the value, but the wiimans. by their
process. save from 20 20 * per cent and
IN twenty months have paid for the mine
and IT'S equipment and taken out some
thing over 500 go net
The process was thus described by ].
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quartz. ia which gold r. visible and piece
OF which assaycd iis ounces per ton. Tho
tunnel Is In 2eDo feet and has run $50 feet
TO meet the west drift Of the lie Roi.
The shaft of the Van Anda mine. Oh Tex
ada island, is stili going down I'm good ore.
and ore is being stopped from the drift. A
tunnel is being driven on the Raven and
Is In particularly fine ore.
II is understood that NJ. 8. Davis, super
intcndenf OF the Silver King mine, at Nell
son. - c., will shortly be succeeded by
Mr. Kellogg. late manager of the Iexing-
ton mine. At Anaconda, Mont.
A six-inch ledge OF free milling ore has
been discovered under the sidewalk OF ons
OF the streets Of Sicamous. y. C.. and IL
being opened. IL assayed Ill 30. and in
four feet widened TO eighteen inches
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

300 feet, then In a cross-cut had twenty
feet of barren shaIe. with steel galena on
each side. The fifth is In It's feet and had
two feet OF spathic iron in the face, and
In forty-foot stope showed six 10 twelve
inches OF steel galena, besides coarse
broken galena. The first shipments OF
ore from SLOGAN via Kaslo consisted OF
six lots from this mine at a time when
all charges amounted to 500 ton.
The value OF carbonates ranges from ~
to 2as.5 ounces silver and II TO 80 per cent.
lead: that OF gaiena from Is to 1875 ounces
silver and g TO Sc per cent lead. an aver
age for the whole output IN the year 1896
of ia ounces silver and % per cent. lead.
II Is probable that the purchase was
made In order to insure a supply Of silver
lead ore for fuxing, of which there is
scarcity in the districts closely adjacent
TO the smelter, until the galena districts Of
the Cascade and Stehekin are developed.
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rseaarsp AT LAKE BENNETT.
'fosesssen Tor the Yakoa Moving
slowly Onward

wsae Procession that moves toward the
80 nad - last accounts reached Lake
So There are about seVenty-f3va
ps az me lake. 4 few leave almost
- gay with fheir baatx on sleSis. Sc-ne
A. Hsht eutats arc pushing further on
go go e'lsAsias their boats. Twenty-Five.
- nieoatct police. an taesr way %
-. SssiasF. have p8saee LAKE Bennett,
= Az travelling NsAt oaty - pounds
- tan. When travelling Is sgsssd
-. saw - pcfaas ~ slest. with two
- q e&eA sieA The sgaaAinx between
- AAaaefrsan sa& Bennett was not
- 'ssse scarcely hslae any snow. TIE
81 shs lskes is r.eltlnx rsnldsv. n
1s-lns the a.Eat making travel
seF sew Aours each morning
-re1lM A. the lake has been ran
go. A-ss'e Ssery ta9. TaFy EaNe 6Is
sS0ssr ant few loss cr Gard
- sarsaaer selis foe siea per thoa<ana
q, - here IS snlau. 3 los twenty
tons THAI ~tss Square six inches
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RICHER AND MORE OF TT.
Drifting on the - Ore Chute shows
Continual improvements.

An old saying may be paraphrased into
richer and more of IT. in speaking OF
the ore chute opened by the new eross-
cut in the Forty-five mine, across the
Sultan divide from SilYertou. The drift
Is In seventy-five feet west from the cross
cut, and the ore body has widened 10 SIX
feet six inches. OF this. twenty-five inch
es is high grade. carrying fine gaiena.
gray copper and ruby silver. and aver
aging $50. and the remainder averages
about so In value.
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shape of discoveries made along the breaks
to the Columbia river, fifteen miles north
of this place. A cave penetrating the hills
200 to 200 feet, recently explored by means
of ropes and ladders letting the prospectors
into its depths. has revealed the existence
of the precious metals. There IS similar
ity between the ores carried and those OF
the Merrow. Many OF the farmers have
taken locations, and preparations are be-
ing made to do considerable developing.
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Vow company I'm co,viile Country

CoLyILLE. Wash. May Zine Dep
cvesk Mining Company has been formed
nv i IdftIe5ohn. of Seattle. George r.
Atkinson. =. K GeddIs. M Becker and r.
". ouirnette. 20 operate the Red Horse
group. AT the head OF Deep creek, In This
county. The Red Horse has fine vein
OF high-gra1a gaiena. which has been de-
vsiopaf by a gsp-foot tunnel until the prop
ertx is now consldered a shipper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

q Ianarfdsen, 81 this city. treasurer Of
the Iron Hope Mining Company, has gone
to Rosxland 90 resume work on the prop
erfy The fifty-fpot shaft will BE- sunk
fifty feet deeper along the hanging wall
This has shown thirty inches of arseuicai
iron ore asszying 81 to 20 gold. besides
silver. and there are thirty other we'll
defined ledges on the property.
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being good average sine There IL greax
deal OF suffering from snc~ blindness be-
tween TIRE summit and Lake LAnfernsr,
ard some eases have proved quite sers-
ous. Eseryhody.s hzn6s and face be-
come swollen and nlfssered while getting
their outfits down from the summit.
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Development Is being prosecuted on fne
Emerald group. on the Methow. by the
Emerald Mining and Milling company. The
upper tunnel has been driven 10 feet.
showing the ledge to wSden from sis 70 sas
feet. RiEa a 2o-lnch pay streak. ard 3 winzs
Is down twenty feet AZ the face Another
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director. of Tacom. Mining Bureau.

The Tacoma Mining Bureau has elected
the following directors to serve until next
January. Gen. James VI. Ashton, DR.. w.
r. Lamson. Ira Towne. Judge ". H. IL.
Eeau. J. l. MeNurrsy. Thomas Sammous.
Col III. r. Carretson, James n. Rozs, A G.
Smith. Louis Levy. 5. r. Baikwili. j. III.
BIzlu. The bureau adopted resolutions
asking the president 70 modify the forest
reserve proclamation in such way as 10
allow mining and prospecting TO proceed.
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up Wallace river in one day. The Miller
river road is not only well travelled by
day. but men frequently go up and down
at night with lanterns
"A number OF rich new strikes have been
made already this season. Joe Rudder-
ham has traced the Chicago ledge across
the mountain TO whore II crops five miles
down the Skykomish from Skykonish sta
tion. within one mile of the railroad. At
this point II is fifteen feet wide, carrying
chaicopyrite. Alexander Mccartney and
William Lee have struck big ledge on
Kimhail basin. from which the creek emp
ties into Miller river two miles above its
mouth.
ION the bank of Money creek, three
miles from Skykomlsh. Is a spring of soda
water equal to any l have tasted, but
nothing has been done 10 make IL useful"
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tunnel IS being driven 30 feet below 70
Follow The course OF rhe ledge after pass
Ing through the glacial drift on tire surface.
and - row IN - feet. 1ne ore in the UP
per tunnel assayed slz- ard SIS. and al
the ledge matter Is slightly mineralizeS1
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The BIewe,t Mil Running.

The Biswett Cold Mining Company's
twenty-starup mill az Blewet; started a
two-weeks' run last Monday on ore from
the conpany's Culver mine. and may aft
s~varss mill some customs ore The cya-
hide plant is running on the taflings and
Il more than paying expenses
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. 80 co,d-s.,ing Machim~.

2 l.. Weed, OF Eiiensburg. has Invented
a machine for saving fine -four gold. which
n. has tested successfully on the sand OF
the Yakima river. He r. now building
larger machine. on which he VIII work
soyne OF the sard OF the Columbia river.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

A trail Il TO be built from WranTel
which. 10 IL hoped by those interested. win
dispiace the present route 10 the Yukon
valley from Dyea- This trail Will be
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

A fresh shipment OF Bass Ale and Stout,
the popular oid-ccunsry HaH-and-If Half.
Just received at the Merchants Cafe, Pio-
neer square
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Ice cream delivered TO any part Of thu
city. Palace OF Sweets. Red II.
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Prospectors In the skykonish Dis
arfcs-several New Discoveries.
Col C. NJ. Sheafc. who returned from
skykomish yesterday. brings news Of
great mining excitement on Miller river
and Money creek and other streams flow
ing into the Skykomish. II was told
said he. that fifty prospectors had gone
Up Salmon creek and that thirty-four went
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
The S0lnO
Consolidated Gold MIDInQ QDd
Development CO.
Limited Liability.
Head Office: 4s Columbia Avenue
ROss1and, b. 6.

A few questions frequently asked by
the cautious investor before putting his
money I'm ~ mining enterprise:
O 4 Are the men az the wheel practical
men. or placed there for 0rnamenty
a. The directors OF the Saline are a body
OF practical mining men. of wsii-known
reputs. the superintendent a miner Of "a
years experience.
q. ? Are these properties unfeveloped
claims or. IN other words. wild-catss
a The group Of four properties OF the
Ealrno are being actively worked. and the
development far has been actually phe-
nornenal, tne pay streak increasing from
inches AZ the top 10 feet 2 inches al a
depth Of six feet, Of solid galeaa ore. Six
samples taken Unfortunately from the
dump. or being assayed. 3lei5ed values ag-
erxgsnR Z $50 In silver and lead.
y. g How arm ! protected Ia my invest
ment from promoters stock being thrown
on tbs market. 10 the cetriment Of THIS
treasury stock
A. All stock other than treasury II strict
~ tied up. until the company properties
are on a. divtdend-paytng basis. no GER
tffcateS even are issued 10 holders OF
such stock bat only Interim Fecespt1,
which are absolutely unfransferaole.
The directors having issued a block Of
q 90 shares Of treasury stock 40 7i5 cents.
fully paid and worcestershire. ws h4vs
fun confidence IN recommending the SANS
TO the pubic as d safe and lucrative in
veRtrnens.
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The Great Northern railway r. the pop
ular line to all Kootenai points No lay
over.
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w,..r.It. ,h. Columbia. Caves.

wATERyTLLE. May -2-Douslas com
~ has . small mining excitement N the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
SAVING OF FINE GOLD.
PROCESS IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS
N CALIFORNIA

How the Williams Brothers MADE IN
rnsuceessfui Mine Pay-Prospee-
tive Bassie for . Nfnfng Property
IN the Characteristics DfseOver-
i<s On Msney Creek-Rnsh 81 Pros
peetors 60 the skykeaish District.
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wasner's band today. Madison park.