The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-11
FROM The KLONDIKE
COLD MINES.
Cheering News from the Needmore Gold
Mining Company.
PROVISIONS ARE SCARCE.
Work is Plentiful and Men are In Demand.
All Stockholders to Become rlil-
lionaires. Unparalleled Success.


than ever from the strikes which arc being
made in>the Needmoro Gold Mining Mines.
Never havo such strikes been made in
Alaska as have been turned out Of this
mine. The officers of the Company, the
principal Office II which is located in this
city, while the snb-oflice is located in New
York, have been made to feel that their
widest expectations will be more than
fairly realized and the balance Of the stock
which is growing. smaller all the time, has
been snapped up by them and no more Tor
some time will be put OH the market at tho
nominal sum of 30 cents per share.
Our new electric telegraph line Is In
working order and Charles Brown. who
has been with r. r. Robinson 81 Co. for
several years, will have charge of same.
Charles is considered the swiftest n.ani.
pulator of tho electric keys in the Upited
States barring Gus Springer, Superintend'
ent Of the Western Union. Gus is littl5
off lately, suffering with an attack OF
malaria. John Doian has also been en-
gagged ut n salary of 800 a week, boarding
and washing thrown in, to work for tho
Never Get Full Telegraph Company.
Other operators will be engaged as soon
as our Superin 'endcnt, Mr.. Brown, can
find time to giyo tAomattcr lis atten ton.
The Western Union will find this COM
pany the greatest opposition yet that has
started in the telegraph business.
by being able to do away with poles and
wires vast sum of money has been saved
to tho company, and the largest part of
our capital put in our offices which enables
the company to pay handsome salaries.
Onr operators will be required to wear a
diamond ring OH thoir hand and big
duzzler in their whitc shirt fronts.
George Hollis will see that their boiled
shirts arc kept in the best of trim as his
Chiness laundry is now in full operation,
the wntcr used in his laundry being all
boiled melted snow being the article
which alone is used. His laundry has
already made quite difference in tho
d,uss Of the miners when off duty in tho
evening playing seven up or (pinochle) TO
while away the time when their day $
work is done
Robert e. Francis will go out to show
the boys how to conductn Mayoralty cam
paign IIo understands politics being an
apt scholar under Mr. John 4. Diclley, the
king of tho Delaware democrats Robert
will be able to ring in cold hand on tho
boys whenever he feels like turning o
trick.
Jesse Bingham has been engaged to
s,,pcrintcnl tho now electric light plant,
with Il salary of 200 q year, every
months salary being paid in advance.
He takes control the 18th of September,
leaving our city on Saturday Tho 1lth, for
Alaska, by way of our Air Line Route
Harry Morris has boon approached to
surerintend our Air Line route and every
inducemont has been made him to accept.
His salary would be SEQ, COO for tho first
year and be increased cvory year until ii
roached tho sum of $40, 900 yearly. This
Air Line route has como to stay and the
first months business has been laid before
| tho board of directors who were fairly
puralyxed by tha magnitude Of business
: and receipts returned by tho President of
the Company, who is supposed to be con
| noetcd with one OF the Wilmington papers
| Frederick Goro thanked the leader OF the
| mammoth enterprise for Ids kindly feeling
| in assigning him position on the Daily
Ic;ct. tho official organ Of Alaska owned
| and run in the interest Of tho Needmore
Cold Mining Company. According to
Rowall's bible the paper has the largest
circulation of any Arctic journal and 1ts
wcll filed columns attest its popularity
| and business men are not as slow as those
| of Wilming.o on in taking advantage OF thu
| papers circulation and vast Influence H.
| tho country in which it is published
| now Goss press and three Mergen.
thalor type setting machines havo beer
| putin which enable the paper to get gu
one of tho spiciest sheets published. Its
| editor. Mr. Arthur G.. Davies Is now on a
| visit to our city and is looking remarkably
wol for his short stay in Alaska. lie re
| ports tho party of Wilmington gentlemen
who left several weeks ago to survey roat
for rival mining company with Stree
and Sewer Commissioner Pratt at thei
head as getting along nicely and making
good headway with their survey.
Other Wilmington gentlemen who are
| now located havo sent their kind regard:
| IN their Wilmington friends,
We expect to organize our new party
| this winter, aud would have had it going
now, but owinglo q slight difference o
opinion amongst several of tho leaders a
to the platform to he adopted and met
who wanted to hold the different offices
We are pleased to state that all Of the op
position has been overcome and com
mittcc appointed TO see tha5 every mai
gets tho Office he wants, and to create
enough Offices to 60 around II tho supply
docs not FIJI tho demaud. We will be
heard from later on in no uncertain tono
We arc the people and moan to control
everything in our district, otherwise Their
| will be trouble.
William Lawton will have sown sew
oral acres of wheat on his lots in our new
river front and while waiting for our city
occupy his mind aud time Wo neod few
enterprisng men like him to keep u;
from sitting down and getting lit OF tn
| blues.
Colouel Moore has been offered severa
acres Of ground rent free for term of 10
years to build shipyard as soon as hi
term is up as postmaster which Will b'
some 10 months hence. Ihero Is BIZ
money in building vessels for the klou
dlke business, and the first man who locate
will get the cream Of the business Otho
enterprises will be started soon and vii
mington men will every time be given TIN
prefereuce.