The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25

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r4-oE Ea azcz Fae rhTes niles 20 the EraiL
Ny EzszGs went On G. Scar mountain.
crossing Swamp creek n tire zaaantluA
They le1t zle wednesday morning
The erear strike.
Y net many uea who cane from
Mount Ton5aoy f'Tornoov). ard they al
reiterated the stsr1eS t1lar have oeea told
q eCEcsTr4zg the gTaAs strike az xIs. So 20 shs
tcas made = Bear mountain. Among
tEsE was mar named LelEh. who hzS
great claim Pest and Lazzhsrs's cGasrH s
or TIE east sadS. n Tonokov. Steiner.
EsteF FnEooSe and several others have
found ore equal 20 the discovery Il Bes-
mountain 3 uan named johnson ant
several oths-s have been tneEa tEo weeks
and ara stEl remaining beating more
claims East of these mountains "a SUI
e5z creeS. along which ms people ell
r-as- = placsr gold There + enough yell
Iow metal thars 70 occupy prosasctors tbs
next ten years
There are % people On TIE mountains
row. ard I net slxty more going ~ when
I vas returning. believe the mineral -
riSh a. rlch - has been reported. bat
cannot know definitely A6nut X uEsN mly
frisuk3s rsLGrn- NJ advice = rot % 20 a
ANNF a. AAA& ram Ana E0--A y Gamer A. z
great Obstacles - successful prospec1Iag
And another thing tae only bridges over
ths creeks that cannot Be fo<Ged are fall
"a trees only a little over a foot wEss.
over whIch r,u cannot PASS unless You
have cAiked boots and a decidedly steady
nerve
Z met 4 reporter from the Loai=villa
c0Igrier-JournaL WAo was EosnS ia ca hlz
bicycle and carrying twenty-five pcZu3=.
HIS nose was broken ard TWO teeth were
goFe- He said hfS nzl1s wa< Scaree. and
7 tod hin - world be a mlgasy sigh-
scArcer before he reached the end ot ~
journey. Ta1ss who ara booked for thAt
Country should buy their oEtfiss Al Sea1tIA
5Et they car get horses ard wagon trans
2orJztIoa IS fzE a. Ehs tr2d extends ~
SgUzz&
''One rensrkahIe thing about the locality
IS the scarcity og animal lie. C-hip-
hunks and q fsw birds we're the Only Iva
rhings I saw
GsoIRx in From fhe skaxit.
SPECIAL Dispatch % the Post-TntsIM gaucer.
HAMILTON, sept @4.-FIys men passed
through this place today sn r0zts . rha
blg hnd near Mount Baker. These gentle
ulsn believe this route 70 - TIE oezr In. a.
thsy can take pack horses all the way.
Another party leaves here FOR that Dis
trick - the same route n=xr Moaday.