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a STAMP MILL FOR MAD RIVER.
seattle HaE's Discovery To he Work
ed by Chicago Wen.

specfal Dispatch 70 the t-rnteIIigencer.
LEANEN ~ 0nTH Wash. Sept Ma
cAinery Tor the Red mountain m ming
country Is on the Great Northern slsie,
tracks az this place and viii soon be trans
ported and placed in position L con-
slsiS OF a combination two stamp mill o.
4 very recent patent and is claimed 20
have daily capacity OF two tons This
plant Is experimental and In ease favor
able results are obtained Il VIII be sue
ceeded by twenty stamp mill. or perhaps
one even larger.
The property on which this machinery
WI be placed lies twenty-five niles north
or IeavenwoF1h III the Entiat range on
Mad river, a tributary Of the Chimoh X
was discovered and located two years ago
by William smith OF seattle. He re-
ported phenomenally large assays and
sometimes produced certificates from rep
uteble assayers, but no particular atteu-
ton was paid TO his claims Of having a
bonanza. simply because every prospector
ia this section had been over the ground
and pronounced il worthless. However.
Smith had faith and continued 10 hang
around and hustle. Finally he interested
Chicago capitalists, who are putting IN the
mill Mr.. ]. l.. Aldrain is the resident
manager IN charge of the property.
The claims lie ia a Chistos formation and
the ledge matter carrying the gold is a
nysLfy3ng substance resembling soap
stone very soft
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LONDON. SEPT r. A dispatch 70 the
TNn-e~ from Joha nnesaure SAYS A. \
tesn, meeting AZ ere chamber - the As
ISOLATION ~ Mines to.ay- Friday ere
exaetlftve vii PROPOSE 70 seoa tetter to
re Valksraa8 w-i.h reference 90 ere rer-e-
sertat3ors rcw helrE made - tne govern
rr,e~f ffaf tse aEreeuaerc between the
~eseI erase an8 tils American Exutosl We
s~4--rnsnv whereby rhe lastar ur3er.a }<es
-,e- 20 ssfop,y explosive Go tf-e T-aavvsal
s-'a~rs tha ufutnE Industry AZ the merry
~ Nbs-sf TIE ieffer 3-.sares that f-ese
r@-~oeautatfons ara resfiy ua&e or he-stf
- the rseuofssssss- 7ese mining cor@sntee
ave taksn Measures 20 r1oeure r fslr.fs~
ses.r1v 81 explosives despite the Nahst
-n-~fFra and are prepared .1 fa>e a~v con-
sfnrasrv The propssal Is s1re % b. -4g-
rse8 ouk-
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70 CHECK THE UNITED STATES.
tssissd and France said to hack
spain I'm Fufsu

LOUIS, Sept. a-Comte Henri de
san. who has been visiting friends
< Louis for few days. said that the
- q an understanding between Spain
e.aar European nations looking 20
sssssk upon American Interference with
sas confirmed By information
- cane 10 him from high authority.
ls'ssaoza has been introduced IN 81.
member OF an old Spanish
- whose sympafhies are with the
- party. but whose connections with
= paHses IN Spain keep him posted
- q TIE important diplomatic
@.ssats. he says:
ae tine last September. when the
- Question was 50 much agttated IN
1ea'ea States even 70 the point OF
-'sAiaS psanks 70 the declarations 81
7al,a epnventions. Senior Canovas
Ase'ia. fhen premier 81 Spaln. ge-
assurance from the English ana
49,. 49, governments through their rep
! sises n Madrid that they would
80 - any actton on ehc mart OF the
- states other than a very perfume
sshslion q the bolugcrency OF
sasast ?, before leaving Paris,
= - iFefn trustworthy sources that
.ssafsnne bad been renewed. Ger.
= - me rev premier. has received
- 80 ana English arr bassa doris.
s s,-.,e oFes more assured spain ~ TIE
=. q their governments and az
Aas'snels 70 give diplomatic hela."
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Embellishments. Nichols and Bergen;
sadhon and Douglass Umplre-Hursl.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. s-Tyhe game
with Chicago hire today end d In a whlrl-
wind victory for the Phiiies. Attendance.
i.ss2. Score:
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STRIKERS ARE IN CONFLICT
Continued from Page i.

Young concluded not 10 make the arrest.
rockingham succeeded In getting the strik-
ers 10 return 10 their camp. but the We
men remained and remarked that they
wished 20 get at the De Armits The
latter stayed ia the house 30 avoid
trouble.
TIE evicted families moved their goods
into stables IN the nelghborhood and be-
gan house keeping IN these quarters Late
tonight il IS reporIe,. from Braadock that
a number OF deputies who had been con-
cerned in the evictions a Plum creek got
into a row with a crowd of strikers the
result being that three deputies are under
arrest.
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The Dreibund Remain. Unchanged.

BERLIN. Sept. 1.-The Hamburger
Nachrichten. Prince Bismarck's organ. in
an article dealing with the toasts pro-
posed hy Emperor William and King
Humbert at Hamburg. at the recent ban
qget says they confirm the unaitered
continuance Of the areibund. There IS
nothing IN the present European situation
20 lead italy 10 withdraw from the dfei-
huud. and as the alliance did not pre-
vent Austria from entering into a separ-
ate convention with Russia. there Is
nothing 20 prevent Italy from cuitivating
with both OF the western powers those
good relations. she deems desirable.
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HIS FLESH WAS MORTIFIED.
so Much SO. That the Fanatic. soul
Eled From IL.

LONDON. sept e-Accor3lng 20 DIS
patch - the Standard from Moscow a
fsnatirsl monk has given another curious
illustration - a form 81 religious de1usion
nov raging IN many parts ~ Russia.
The priest {n question 20 himself buried
fo he srmults iu q cave near the town %
T-ratsk. che capital o. tire government Of
ere came name IN the Ural a district in-
hahlted FOR The most part ny Cnssl ks
Ffo hoped 20 nnd salvation bv mor1ifvtng
she aesh and aske.- HE friends 20 return
20 him in q week when - expected -
hsvs found tha object e. his desire Trey
consented 70 the arrangement. but on re
turning found aim dead
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TORONTO. Ont. Sept She much
talked Of KNAPP roller boat was launched
here yesterday Ia the presence Of great
crowd Of spectators. The vessel. which
Is cylindrical. is leo feet long and 2 feet
in diameter. ~ each end are TWO sixty
horse power engines. Mr. Knapp the
designer. ~ means Of the principle % roll
ting over the water instead Of blowing
through Il. expects 10 shorten The ,ime Of
passage across the Atlantic to two days.
The vessel cost s100ao and was buHt by
George God win. a wealthy contractor.
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NEW YORK. sept. s-The card today
az Fleetwood park grand circuit nesting
was a strong ore. Results;
SO class. trofttnE. purse s. ooe-Town
Lady Won In straight heats. Rest time
..lSle. Miss Jaw second No others
sa6 racing. purse s. DO SlualfriWa won
f1 straight heats. Hest tine. ga Silver
Chimes second: " :. C.. thiva.
e.Ia class tr0ttinE. purse 500 tuntulsh-
edl-Fred r Won second heat IN 2l2
Derby Princess Won fiTst heat IN zdiis.
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Wen DriIIer~ STRIKE Gold.

DENVER. Sept. 81 special 20 the Re-
publican from Sante Fe. y. NJ, says.
Trustworthy reports from Golden. Santa
Fe county. say that IN drilling a tubular
We'll 10 secure a water supply the drill
passed through fifty feet II solid quartz.
every foot OF which shows free gold. Some
Of the nuggets are as large as grains NJ
wheat. The discovery was made Oh viz
gin ground at a depth OF go feet Much
excitement prevails over the discovery.
Shafts are to be sunk
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LONDON. Sept s.-The Daily Mail this
morning in an editorial on the reported
preparations in the United States for
fight with Spain. warns the American
r. yeruuent and the Americans that they
had better content themselves with writ
Ing warlike articles and firing Fourth az
July s4uibs Instead 81 running into bat
tie with stupid Europeans who mean
h siness. and fire real bullets"
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Enc anrrn Thanhs thr 1853.

LONDON Sept. s.-The queen has
written tha foligzing letter 20 E2rl Caee-
gan. the lord lieutenant - Ireland. wIta
reference 10 che recent visit OF fhe D1ke
ard Duchess q York
y am greatly pleased 20 hear OF tne
very logs5 ana kind reception which nv
dear grandchildren met with evevyw aere
IL ireland and ] would ask you 20 let
thfs expression of mlne bs generally
Known"
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London Besvar.- Fairy Tale.

LONDON, Sept. Edward Oakley who
riairn--1 % BE- q doctor % divinity Of
Brown university. was arrafg ned On A
charge az begging 81 Bow street police STA
ston today tie wss discharged on a Con
HsreEat{onzixE minister under1aking %
take care o. him Oakley wrote 70 The
United States embassy from the pollce
ssasiou. claiming 70 be tie adop,eG son
q President Mckinley.
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standing of the Clubs
Following is the standing of the clubs to
GENTRY Tries at the Worlds Record.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Sept, Gov
erner's day az the Rhode Island state
fair brought ont crowd Of fe.so PEG
RE 10 witness John r. Gentry make an at
tempt "a beat the worlds record OF 1.ss'4.
He paced q warming-up mile IN 2sts's
eaing the last quarter IN 2a4 seconds. He
was oulv able 20 make the final trial IN
s,ests. and II was thought by many that
the fast quarter In the mile had pumped
him aut
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DENVER. Sept. "a special to the
News from woodland Park, Col. says:
ore running So go 70 the ton was found
yesterday one mile west Of this place.
Pieces u quartz the size II wainuts were
taken out. 81 which half was gold. There
is great excitement among local mining
men, and quite number came in from
Cripple Creek today. il has not been
demonstrated yet whether the rich ore is
float or the apex of an ore chute.
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TO MoILIFY THE AMEER.
England Explains Operations i'm AZ
Eha ristan-yuEIah Called Down

EhH = iStaD-N uffah Called Dew n.
LONDON. Sept 1e.-The correspondent
% the Times At Ssmla says: The govern
s1ent Of India has written the ameer OF
Afg hanlstan that the present operations IN
Afghan territory are intended solely 10
punish Haddah MuIlah ard his followers
IN arms. that there Is TO intention 70 IN
ferfere with tribal Independence or perua-
neatly 30 occupy the country. but tbat all
who offer opposition VIII be punished BY
the troops. This wlll tend 70 reaSsUre the
amer who has been Informed by mis-
chief makers that the invasion OF Afghan
istan Itself IS contemplated
The contents Of the ameer's letter, or
dering the Muliah 10 cease tamperlng with
Afghan subjects. are now known ard have
already had q great effect IA quarters
where his influences vas formerly strong
est.
SIMT.A. Sept. s.--The Khan Of Nawagi
has promised TO assist the government in
the Mohamand expedition. and the khan
Of Munda, v 10 commanded Jmra Khan's
fires during the siege Of Chitral. has also
given assurance Of loyalty.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Tho charge of fs.0)o for tire extrasiltion
81 Murderer hallgr to Australia proves to
have beer mainly for lawyers fees and NOT
for the Federal government.
The viii 90 the late Charles L, " ider,
az Wellesley. Masa-, has been pruhatsd,
and leaves over SltN9n 20 he divided
among charitthle ana benevolent iassi's-
tons.
a great forest Gre has haFned ever about
twenty square uilrs a The Zig Horn rr-
serve is Wyoming and j. sgll spreading.
famed IS a gale, with danger OF immense
damage
I'll - proposed 20 remove the collection
Ct relies ef Cen Grant from the National
mus um ~ Washington 20 the large room
in The magsoleam az New York, des.gned
Ter tho PURPOSE
Mrs Joan g. Van Sehaacls daughter ~
II nry Palmer and Niece e. PoiiGT PalH4-
or has sGe9 hfr faiher-ie-.aw Peter Aan
Setback head Of large Chicago drug
firm for sHtesn damages fer alternating
her hIfhsnds affecs tons. sac says thai he
enttccd her husband away and ny tnraai s
and undue inNuance Il NJ him tn Chicago
CHAMBERLAIN's PAIN BALM
FOR RHEUMATISM, LANE BACK, sPRAISs
BRuisEs, CUTS AND burns
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SPORTING NOTES

Sterks tho Novelist. rode 2 miTe En-
as ~ the CRYSTAL Palace. London. OF
"Wednesday. heating the worlds record
Efa @cCuy ard Dan Cre@son have
sinnss articles rs aEht for tNe l&rSest
s,.4rs, offered within Eve weeks. and hAFt
pus ssp s. 90 each - forrest
r.-.~s Michael. rdage MepufFie ART
f.ssra vefH Ytfe . twenty-five mile btcf'cte
rsea "a Boston aa Sertez7her = Ter
e - purse s. ,ssa 90 TIRE wkaner-
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The war Among Modern woodmen.

CHICAGO, Sept. S-The headquarters
Of the Modern Woodmen Of America will
remain az Fulton. H.. az least until Sep
TENDER % when Judge Jenkins. Of the
Federal court, viii hear arguments on
the issue. bill for an injunction re-
straIning the board OF directors from
moving the headquarters from Fulton was
flled IN the Federal court on Wednesday
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mated Soefety - Engzrse-s wsth beng
xsrrgsally s1s1iTassr- tz-z-se--trg o. us
sessar. 8 rsrroGrhes fhe society FOR plzne-
ing ire whaga country into sn snd 2Ssr.A1
wa- ard calls upan Il 70 answer ne
chzrges - iassgvsszey ius.saa - appeal
Enx fes- q loan % eongin9s a 6ls2szrusAs
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Fr.,, pulaski ar~h.-aror,.t

BUDAPEST. Sept. s.-Franz Pulaski. n.
archaecIog1st. Is dead. He vas born IN
IslA came q an old family Of Polish in
migrants. accompanied Kossuth 70 Amer
lea and fought with Garibaldi IN Italy.
II collaboration with his wife. be wrote
a book q hss American experiences. en-
titled White. Red. Black"
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HAZLEToN Pa. Sept e-The striking
miners continued marching today. They
marched 10 Beaver Meadow coIlleTy and
before being dispersed By deputies they
drove all the miners from the mine There
are more miners idle today than at any
time since the strike began. II is said that
nearly 500 are on strike.
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osael. Of Spokane. show IL 70 be extra
ordinarily rich alumlua. running FROM
49, 10 Is per cent, which would De
equivalent 60 Siss to slS5 per ton Of pure
aluminium. TIE iocators. Messrs. Lats1,
Teall AMI others, are now in communal
catien with some Of the aluminium works
in the Fast 20 have its commercial valu2
fully determined
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ST. louis. sept s-Chsrlss Slaughter.
who has been riding fer Barney Schrei-
her al che fair grounds and who IL well
known on tracks throughout the country.
was badly and probably fatally Injured TO-
dew. In the LAST event &c the fair grounds
The boy vas thrown rs his mount Mary
Nance. who Slipped and fell stang hfer
: badly Injured internally and his head
crushed
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No Money to Push soudan War.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-The Daily Maths
correspondent Al Cairo says II is rumored
that as advance of the Anglo Egyptian
column under Gen. Sir Herbert Kitchener
viii be DELAYED until January. owing 20 a
lack - funds. The troops meantime viii
he concentrated at Berber.
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a VOLCANO N ERUPTION.
Cook Inlet steamer brings News of
Mount shfshniaIn's outhurss.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept a.--The steam
er President arrived tonaht from Cook
Inlet. Ala ska. she had no Naiispn. WE
liam r. Iinal IS, chief euglneer Of tho
steamer. stated that Mount shishaidln. a
volcano On the Alaskan peninsula near
l-nimnk pass. uas blazing feFcely on thu
mlsht ~ AnEMst q
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ALMOST A cIRDLE or FLAME.
Prairie Fire Eating Towards the
Nffafs of an Indiana Town.

WHITING. Ind, Sept s.--whlting T.
surrounded on three sides by prairie fires
tonight. Already considerable property
has been destroyed, and much more Is
threatened. The greatest apprehension
Is felt at Wilcox and Stiglets Park both
settlements being situated on the Omen
prairie. and with absolutely no fire pro-
lection whatever.
The flames arc creeping closer. and the
residents are out In force. fighting 70 save
their homes.
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s,u uaEHIsnx over Terms of Peace.

CONsTANTfNoPLE sept. s-The am
la sxldors met In conference today with
r fe~t nee 20 The details e the peace
treaty but thoro VAS no definite advance
in the uegotlations Germany and Great
Britain have no. yet come u an agreement
a. 20 the indemnity question
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HAMBURG, Sept s-The Hamburg
American lire steamer Prussia. Capt.
Schmidt. which arrived here to-day from
New York was II collision with the
steamer Mas. outward bound. requiring
the latter steamer 10 return 10 port.
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Aluminium Clay ON Christina Lake.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelllgencer
NORTHPORT. Sept "A remarkable
bed Of pure white clay has been discov-
cred some twelve miles north % Chris
tina lake on McCrea creek. IN British
Columbia. The deposit IS quite extensive.
running for ] 300 feet on the surface. and
Il is known to have a depth Of over twelve
feet. Assays made by the Pratt-Fasr-
fowl Co, OF Northport and Z. Il. Van
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TRIED m ON THE ItNATICs.
Fatal Experiments With ToNIne At
Johns Hopkins College.

LONDON. sept s-Tbe Danv chronicle
publishes . letter calliue attention 60 3h@
Tvlv bulletins q TIRE Johns Hopkins hos
rlsal az baltimore recording tax.He sx-
rariments upon olK8s lurstirs from IRE
baltimore city asylum, who were do@eA
Nth thyroid extract until enc % tnem
a,ea TIE DaIly Chronicle remarks,
Such experiments kere world bring the
exrsrgnneaters before a sorry"
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WHEELING. W Va. Sept. e-Tonight
In the arena OF the Metropolitan Club
Jimmy o'Lesry. % Cincinnati Vas
krot.ke,a cur In the second round by
Charley johnson. e -. Paul
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saJIsG A CORPSE
.rr.sK IN THE LuET6ERT
MURDER CASE

~..fsfv as to whether the
roaud IN the Vat Was
u~uafns. and the Bones
aones-The Accused MUIR
s<rttaIy Examines the Hid
- neIics.
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1eEfaic Of berf-k@Fi hrOFe ns1s ar.r-. .S.--
go gave uiseh k-cuhle by refcssnr- -
- =. a@HsassagrE ~asez NffAeut vvo-:r
-. mn tins other offensas. - that
TIE government was sg.1sreS :.
troops 10 Quen TIE ess.ssrf.s-r< -
Is rev Restored. -sE
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y fsE sPauaRD PLAY spy.


uaehe Accused of Abusing
~ ,ss oosernment's Courtesy.
-, seAA- SEPT IA es,ecial 70 ne
~ Aaa Advertiser frasn Washington
s.~s... 1879 era'ssary VINO has been fp-
. - ,'s forsiacs st0us afanE tha A.lan-
sa.e.s -. : iieas 5. C. : h~s1 naval
gsa .le saSnisa ieSa.lon AZ wash-
| ~ "a. = repovt from Cap, y. II 40
arss.,- q De government work az
: - "a. =. t3ea; Seh-ai IS named
RI Nao has be1u engaged {n thts
"a - = mex a member ~ the Cir
49, Ard Is nos therefore su83e,.
|s.sa 49,. lor reraii ualsss r. can l-s
esssx.snr =. = aas violated ss.ne statute
s'sass ne safsguards1x ~ osr fe~re-
-. =. : seo~a ,hat a. rsxaI as
SD = sss'aally heen raa.v 81 tass
$500 ana tae government
As SsoTals movements.
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NeaYcr. strlkc Agnln.t Reinctinn

NORTH ADAMS. Mass. Sept. g.
Weayers in the Eclipse and Beaver cotton
mills. ow, ed by Gallup & Houghton. 10
the number Of $50 struck today because Of
an ALLEGED cut IN wages
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: sss..y..s -, va Key Wesn sept sit
"a x.. a. tAe military commander
s 'ss a.ss- 49, proVtnee of Havana.
eag g. y, u maas#~y ,rla1s ua-
.ssszs q - "eFaer foasht dael on
SSssy -. - instructors srrssr yhe
sssae 49, -. aser wlth uaf-a#-r.,-
sssaa : :, -, 'as resait that the msiHa-e
'as ias.,,.s.' ~S'.'f',is't- u IS rre,sf.e
- Are ss,.s .,...' ~ he seat to spair
Z se., ,s.''.1,a between military o.
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Gold Dust Bought.

and today at Milwaukee Judge jenkins
entered a restraining order, which was
served on the officers az the order at iNni-
ton tonight.
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NEW ORLEANS. SEPT e--The Tulane
Athletic Club today offered s@e@o for
aeAt between Ccrhett and 'tlTrsofas
ard also made an offer for Mccoy and
RYAN.
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The richness of this ullue s IN ;hs guam
MY AID regularity ~ the stone. hacked ~
tne systematic MIXING and perfect nanaxe-
inert. for ths ROCK does not now average
above ons-haf ounce - standard gold Q
the ton Very selS = can 4 spsck az gold
p sesn IL tne rock. The Band. Barton and
8ieioa mine employs a very large force.
II has been blzssiag 10 Vicsorss. doing n
nag share % house and feed tbe 10000 peo-
Pie VINO i've about rs ramlflcatioTr -
drives and shafts
Life IN these underground passages -
not nearly as disaEresahle a. lie Ia a coal
mine S.ranEe 20 say. there are never airy
explosions due "a Eoxtous xasss The tun-
nsls and shafts are constantly alled with
pure air. Sometimes a tunnel becomes
nearly closed ~ reason Of the tl7nbers he
coming depressed from the heavy weight
~E-leh rests upon g0ern above In fact
very little fatality has acconpanie the
working of this mine, and though con-
merct ratties above 3r the light e day. The
thousands ~ ghost-like forms beneath
earth eenisntediy pick a living from the
hard ore. apparently very well satisfied
with their lot in hfe.--J F. Hobbs. in
Memphis Commercial AnDeal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-10

In Places re rock does uos run = szsch
regular manner. Eo< Instance. there are
s-Sa@s o. Grass eaG~Sss u rnulock which
drive re io8e q quartz cut of is Ire,
he Side works n through . STual} disfocA-
tso2 r the BEDS q Ire rcsck alenE a Ene ef
Nss2ire ard rus 90 1Ae lode. TIE cause =
volcanic 2ctioz Gseo.oEsSss say & <
thr0Wn usl, Practical miners say the con-
tsAry. because The rauliock Is smaller II
the bottom than ~ the top. often this
cross course = ninety O. - feet wide. All
of ths quarts lode In Victoria IN whica
leads Of sold arc found run nnrth ard
south. having a zip ef twenIx i've de-
grees east ard west
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-10
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