Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
TI0TDYKE REPORTS
c,,,I,r Of tn, HllIon'I Museum
Believes in Them
..,,.,I,e MINING METHODS
.,,,,I,y Of Game in the D' n',',.
f'' Alleged Fugitive fire" justice
His it Rich

=, ,sr,seros, July 2o'-pi .,o W." Of
A wAshiT n.n. one OF the curA'or' VI
b Nl, Noe ., country in which ' 'ns
, b IsI'sn gli neldo are ,. locate 1s,.
Honey ,s having been on several a., gov y
pfoUgn Insaitiops to the regieh u
bsicsi ' .,p,ninr the gold disiric'' anu
Ai'ia W. in bic opinion the reports
sr tn,' oonutry are not exagssra'e j :
be .,ia; oI did no, find
"w n.N now Of it being taken ou'
s0ld .,. pa' quantities for h,'. .eS
" Fi'- ,o,e. 1t wss frs: discovs'su
s',s :, IN 1865. In 1850. wh EN- ! n sSs
tbete " hat ceuntry, my last UP o. Hr,i
" ~ a." maue two years asy' 'no ,oIny
ing oeen nr"srectors who made mimi. .,is
psEIy o. pivt "a ont. The gold is ,Ounu
" D, ..a ,,ibutaries on the fuho"
p vstlvu r,s nsen within n c)mpain-
,sly short distance Of tue lie r.I CIV
sssd.. made trip 70 S Gi,v.S
h r., ovsr The boundary OF Csn'%s o,,b.
~, .T S's' solu.besrlng belt OF SOIL t,,i
"hnv smer,ca contains all tne goiu
sts Hsttinrtsnd,ug into British Coluh,
fslas "a y. rnewn MS the Northwest
b. whh' is snn Alaska. TLe Yukon
,ysr funs along IN that ueI. lbs NV s,ye,
"a miles. The bed Of 'ne man
IN tne loyland Of The va'ley. o.;
nrns yellow metal is nO1 ieuhu III
rins nusDtities IN this msip f'Vei
III !',ns ~ emsn streams wnich cur
~ no the moun,aius On eiiher siu.'
, nns'a n,scuualiy wash out the goiu'
n,,d mineral matter is car.
Id iulo the main rivet, WINE .ne sos s'
ls,t on tie Taugh bottoms OF 'u ','a
,,ysm,, 10 mos. cases me goi' ,,s'
bs haltom Vt thick gravel ueposlls,
H." g1Id IA covered by frozen gfa'e'
." no winter. During the summel'
n',I' tne rngw Is oil melted, the sut'
srs ia covered by muluy torrents
No The spuw is all melted ana the
,pnugs begin to ire' &c, me slt ''''.
III 90. Al the approach OIL @in1e'
Il, ofl,r to get st the SOLO, the miner,
I'D it necessary 10 dig into TIC stsSs'
aForprrly they stripped the grave
Ia nn,ll tuey came 10 the gold. now
I'm .iukssh aft to the bottom Of the
styel anu tunnel aioDg underneath
n l6e gold bearing layer. Toe wSy
II vhien this Ia d ne Is interesting, a.
a, hrs to be carrisu 0u in the COLI
rsalher when everything is frozen
qhe miners uuiid tiIes over the area
sbeF. they wish " WORK and Reel
r.,s lighted over the territory for INT
,n1c1 OF about tweuty'tJur Dours
1heu at the expiration OF this pefiot
Inc gravel Will Do melted anu EOiienev
u depth OF perhaps six lDuhes. Inn
i then lukeu of anu otusr nrss pun
punl th 1eld bearing layer reached
Khe ,,ie shaft IS down that far hret
he tuiL ii the bottom, against tbs
tds Of ths layer, and Iunueis made II
HE manner. Blasting would do n
hood on accoun, Of the hard nature o.
he material and would blow out u
ID out OF gun. The matter taAeL
but olnlahing the COLA is pile1 III
lutll spring, when the torrents conn
Dawn AMI Is then pAnntd and Graded
ltis certainly very hard wUrs.
# at is country IN wnlen 1t 10 yer,
tari to mud food, us there Is practi
cllly DO game. Before the white
reuI into the regiOD thoro were no
bore than 800 natives. They bavl
bard work 10 support thence yes Of
ttcount u the SCARCITY OF game"
FLED TO ALASKA AND FOUND GOLD
ANDERSON, Iud., July 2O.--Lol
\ ed, AnIerson's former chief u
Police, wanted for the murder OF WI
am Sgd In saloon last year, IL II
ihe AlasSs gold placer country. LIE,
ttis luat received from him state tina
hv has hit II rich. Tho letters ar
s1'ofeEly stamped ard were bTeugh
elWn by the mluers wuO reached Sal
( ffaicitco lasl week with the news q
Tue wonderful finds. IL Is though
lhsl Red IA over In the Cannula
POSSESSIONS. He is known all over tn,
tsnlIal states as u pugillsl, anu 10
5tAis wap Trainer Of DaG Bayln.
III ON ACCOUNT OF THE BOOM.
CHICAGO, July 2U.-In oon,empls
4 iuh VI greatly increased tfaflic /
AlasRa, In view OF the god ditctVgf