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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
MINING NOTES.

3 three-raiI gravity tramway . being
built on the Lucky Jim, in SLOGAN.
The Alamo concentration at Three Forks.
SLOGAN. has started on Idaho ore.
The Elkhorn Queen In SLOGAN has shown
ore throughout S-fcos ledge at 4 depth
of eight fest
The bond on the Colorado. in SLOGAN. has
been taken up by Eastern Canadians. The
price was $500.
Charles r. Yoes, ~ Monte Cristo. has
made number OK locations on the west
side Of the Sank
Eleven car loads Of concentrates were
shipped from Monte cr!sio to the Everett
srBslter last week.
a contract TO run leAt foot tunnel On the
Third level OF the O. B. mine at Monte
CriSto has been let
The new ledge on the Two Friends. IN
SLOGAN. has shown such high grade ore that
car load is being shipped.
Receipts 81 ore al Kaslo station for the
week ending July = were: Payne, ~ tons
Ruth. is tons: Whitewater. u tons: total,
Sa tons.
A double shitt has Just hesn put TO work
on the Leonard s. and single shift on he
Third OF July BY the Miller River Mining
Company.
Tire French Corps National des Mlnes,
are ma King a tour Of the British Columbia
mining districts.
An assay u sssTa geld from .hs Column
Ola. near MIR. B. e.. has SaessNa lisS 90 a.
s-k TO break OF Negotiations Tor SAFE 70
an English syndicate.
The American Boy. adjoining the Noble
Five IN SLOGAN has begun shipping ore.
Ire second grade ore 5 paeked 10 the no
bic Five concentration.
A. Ainxworth. g. c.. TIRE Woodbury. con-
csa;ra or has starges. 10 Till Black Diamond
ore. The machinery % he Naosao has
beer placed and Is rgEnlng
TIE Kootenay Ore Company has en-
iarge3 It's sampiszE works az kaslo 10
double fa-8r former czFgcsty. and Cow saeY
can treat s5 tons OF ore per day
From January 10 July /. 1857. 20 free
miners licenses were ISSUED al ire osElSe OF
the Kettle river mining division. az Md
way. e. C.. aad g claims recorded
J. = Tus:ie and SGT have hoGgh: Jsr7ss
II. NsAla's half-fatsTess In ire Canteea
A31 asst Horse or Copper mountain Io.t
miles southwest OF Boundary. wash
J. A. Weeds and others have cleaned Sp
g Gs9 from q hydra ulic rsias On the ssseEia
liver tsis season having spent their prssa-
Gus asoa cleanup Il building hume
On The apper and Of 81. Mays lake,
FoTs Steele district ten claims have been
lo->z.e<f wssh Parallel Lodges On thea. one
eA1rw ter fee. wide ard traced -. feat
roar place. claims ara bang worked IN
the tewn OF Ssaaoa. II. G. Several toes Of
rrgnerz! have .sen saved IN the sssice boxsx.
csfEy tine GSle1A. carrying sc--e gold
facssgh ~a5ex CT coarse GAsN52 are found
mixed with tss gravel
TIE French syndicate ss working ten men
CT quarts properties near EarEs-Tfils. =.
G., on wkscA e Ess a bead No payments
are 20 De made til April. By which time
their value VIII be Determined, a repre-
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ARRANGING TO ExHIBlE


,.e,s. EDWARD Hawkins. Gro OF the e.
r .sa.ors OF the indianap polls Chamber Of
h, 49,. Called az the Seattle Chamber
-. ~eeS 20 make r social call. he found
= ssSretary itsg with hts coat or shgr,
$50. relied Up. and mingled dust and
"a s.'h rolling from his brow. He
s,as, H~'e 81 work arranging the mineral
4 So. .os shish specimens are coming
Ia, ..ss'''ee'esily. Mr., Hawkins remarked
~ me secretary's duties seemed q, he
Ia. ,AF.ed. weereto Mr.. Ling repl!es,
IA .n~. a"s 70 Dc ready 10 turn his hand
ase ,-s specimens received include a
r..ss ircn' tire Ncrtezur-,a NINA Of
So Creek. b. c. and othe-s from y.
"a. f. 80 hSea sreans on Miller river.
~ lass .ssSa IN Lesvenwcrth asstrse. ard
ss,-, ssev King or Salmon creek. a trts-
have S. eSSkoH'ish. Arrangements
N,-.,ai lAsiy been made With ere crest
srn 80 and the srekane Fails e North-
Sas 10 ssGl specimens fges.
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Special Dispatch to the Pos.-In.eIiIgencer.
NELSON. B. c.. July 27.-The South
Koetenay Water Power Company has
posted its application in the halls OF tho
court house. II Is signed by P. c. ssoess
and A. III. Boulton, and the water rights
asked for are 50.60 inches taken at a
height OF sixty feet from ST. AgGew
Falls on the koetenay river. a. e1a inches
on height Of eighteen feet at the Cross
ing OF the Columbia & Kootenay railroad,
and 3,c0 inches at a height of 500 reet
from Murphy creek. three miles back rom
tina river. The purpose is to generate
electricity for mining milling, lighting.
tramway. manufacturing and other pur-
posss.
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DEAL on THE sIMILKAMEEN.
brown Gives Optior on sunset Group
funnel on Indian Queen

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Iutelligencer.
GRAND FORKS r. G.. July e7.-R A.
Ffown. original owner OF Volcanic mount
ain. and better known as Crazy" Brown.
has recently given an option on the Sun
set group of ten copper claims on the
Sirnilkameon to a Mr.. Wise. OF Rossiand,
for $4,000 for forty days from July a.
II the option is taken up. Mr.. Brown in
tends to tunnel on Volcanic on the north
fork OF Kettle river.
j. A. Elliott says that arrangements
have nearly been completed for the rum
ming OF 3 loo-foot tunnel on the Indian
Queen. This Is one OF a group of three
claims owned by the Grand Forks Gold
Mining Company, some nine miles up the
north fork.
Charles Cummings. manager OF the
Grand Folks Townsite Company, while
In Spokane a few days ago is reported
TO have sold his interest In the well known
Black Tau property, in Eureka camp. TO
II. ". Luddon for s4oa Mr.. Cummings
recently purchased an interest in this
property from Ed Ellsworth, who reio-
Gated II month ago on the ground OF
some iilegali,y In the recording The
Black Tail ranks among the best of the
Eureka properties. and has an immense
showing of free-miiliug quartz.
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and wrote tnose CT the Go-By, thereby
rendering himself nzcss 70 = serious
charge
r. A. Brown. 81 Volcanic rnoaasasr.. bet
ter known as Crazy Brown left wi.n
3 ccnpi@is pack outfit lasr Wednesday
for the upper North Fork country. where.
II Is claimed. are rich placer groun.. IL
IL estimated this ground liz scne sixty
naisss 20" Srand Forks through an ex-
cspaonaiiy rough country.
Mr. Moore. Of Toronto. formerly rr~xs-
Gent OF sne Belt Line Land 4 Rzsiway
company. was an arrival 81 the city yes
ssraay from Central camp. on Ills way ii,
'ne nor1h fork 20 look at some proper
tses~ de viii 80 a. far a. Lynch creek.
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Successful Year for the CarIhoe.

~ tire ANIMAL meeting 81 stoczho13e-.
IN tire Cxr;hoo Mining Mlilfrx and Su1el--
ing Company. 81 Spokane, or No-6ay. the
annual reNort showed that IN the YEAR
ending 1u}y - TIE rlEre az Camp NrKin-
new produced 500 - in gold bullion and
i-N tors CT Ger c@ntrates worth SIS SIS a.
ard paiS &. dividends s1S ssss4 IN add
ton, loss az So 90 was Incurred on
stoien NullioS ard legal expenses connect
81 Herewith. The ore m.liesi averaged
sI745 q ton. The work aore in the rsine
aggregated ~ feet \ sour-drtlI con-
prssS0r Vas put IN operation on July I.
sinking the shaft iaa fee. further 10 the
s-E-sS>t level
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P0ORMAN STAMP MILL STARTS.
eeed Piacers On Forty-Nine Creek
and Ferry Greek.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigeacer.
NELSON. II. c.. july S-The Poor
nan stamp mill on Eagle crest viii star.
4ain In few days. and will clean up ecu
= S0a tons OF ore on the White dump.
ne mill has been shut down since last
NJ "a the water power was not sur
Kant to run both the mill and the drills
Hsae tunnel. where the dead work has
- prosecuted. The erosscut tunnel ia
~ In 40 feet on the Poorman and IL
~ be necessary to run $50 feet more
Msfe the ledge Ia tapped. While the
kwer Is being used In tho mill TO crush
q ore now on tho dump. the men viii
transferred 10 the White. which is
Rowing UP so well that the management
eessres 10 do mere development work on
The vein on the White IL about four
t~s vide and IS very rich. When the
Mla mas disposed OF the ore now on hand
me power viii once again be shifted 10
Inc drills In the tunnel and tae work
vigorously prosecuted until the ledge has
hesn reached.
The Nelson Hydraulic Company has
esiaenfly made a good strike on its prop
sty on Forty Nine creek. and SIR. Nc
wear. the principal owner. is very happy.
ns states that after running through
aeeas one mile OF channel, about 80 feet
NE sas. they came suddenly upon large
$50 shsea appears 70 be a natural catch
~ so'a aud which pans we'll. They got
Wv I'm fo1k en one side ana then COM
oea sr'prirg across g. They have
.as's !" sess hut have not We, reached
',n en- tue other side. The recent
n us navs Kept big supply OF water on
- n-''a aHa everything is working well. a
asaa-up VII b. made in about ten DAYS
s.u sooa results are looked for.
ne. .a woods. Louis Brouilien and John
~s.e report fnd Of considerable
80 On Ferry creek. near Fort Steele,
~ s"o FORMER having tus, returned rrsra
an. "iia some nne looking specimens
- - spPear 10 be rich In gold ana copper.
.as ore Is thought 20 be FREE milling and
ss.sens.a'ng, and two cialEnr. showing
ses tfosa six to eight feet vide have
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NEW STRIKE on MYERS CREEK.
Mere Rich Free Mullins ore--Chanxe
IN Poland Chtna.

IN letter 20 A's partner, Cnarfss Arm
strong George King writes frcrn Mary
Ann crack. OF the ColviAe RESERVATION.
wher, he "a working 81 rev pros pet
between the t'ctana CANA ard tAe s.g
Hole. that A rich strike Aas been made oD
Myers creek he saws in~re Is an e.gAl-
tnca streak CT cuaarz wefch - the rzea-
est free milling ore - ever saw.
shast s. eelng svHk On she poland
china ard has shown IRE ore 20 charge
srcrs free rnislsrs III tne surface - iron
ssEphse.s On al SIDES ard ia IRE box
,cEr ~ IRE SHAFT - a DARK blue quartz
richly iEnpTsgSzts3 gsth iron sS.sealces
srS carving IS - stso IN gold.
T. X Kingston ana Others are cutting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
Red Top Mountain Resumes.

since change was made among the
officers OF the Red Top Mountain Mining
Company. whereby w. ii. Reid, of Taco
ma. was succeeded by s. W. Baikwill,
work has been resumed on the company's
property near Boundary. Wash. A shaft
was down 40 feet. and had shown the
Gre body 10 widen from three feet at the
sixty-foot level TO eight feet at the bot
TOM A tunnel Is being driven ~ feet
along the ledge to attain a depth OF 800
feet The ore is galena and Will concen-
traie into !, the concentrates running
from SOL TO so. as shown by tests.
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god country. The bottom has dropped
cuf Of the cheap stock speculzssanx. ard
they are ncw ready for substantial in
vestments / had offers FROM several man
who we're ready 20 buy goca-sfxe mining
properties. from 80. aca up, and have 10
doubs quite deal OF Eastern capital VIII
fsnd lis way here this fafs FIRST noticed
the great inactivity Ia business generally
on the other side In New York. tha
brokers Of Wall street told me tnst al;
tire business men. big and small aiong
Broadway. are znx.ouxty concerned ~ 20
how they can meet their rents profits be-
ing anpayentIy cut Of the question"
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c. p. n. Enter. Nelson.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Irtelligencer.
NELSON. B. c., July z7.-The Canadian
Pacific railway has commenced the WORK
% extending It's tracks from the present
terminus to the easterIy limits OF the city
and the general impression is that the
idea Of the road in occupying this right
of-way az the present time il to avoid
any contiscation that might arise at the
last moment, when il is desired TO make
the connection VITA the Crows Mes. Pass
road. On the SLOGAN river branch all the
work Is covered and good progress Ia
being made. Large RATS OF lumber ara
being brought down the Columbia river
for the bridge work. twenty-cre carloads
arriving last week.
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What IL Doing Around Ieavenvorth

There Is quite an amount OF work 60
ing on in the mining districts around
Leavenworth." said r A rosessro a
merchant OF tina. town, at the Ru.lsr las,
evening. THE Pickwick Mining Com
pany has six men on It's group a, the head
az the Icteie The Cooperative Mining
Sy Indicate Is working the War Eagle and
the Union and Dominion. on Negro creek.
with seven men. The Una has two men
on I. crosscut. on Red hill and four mel,
ere employed on the George Smith group.
on Mad river"
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TIE FIRST CLEax-rp.
In Eiahs-en Karn,-yarau.
s,. ing OF the Elsie MAY

'essSsai Dlsrateh - -. -. -.
eNh FORMS. ~ 4 .t,siI! s 81
n.-s g the Eighteen Karat rsaes-
sAses go a taree-aays' ran. 6ursv,v
~asAss -i iasrty rs rss a. ei~t upsre
sAoa, :, Produced $Se7S. an average nr
IA, =. vsais 4 ware II s estimates.
sae - . usaea more VS. soSt. ee.-x teo
sSs !, ~. McDNuga8L wne : pay
IA. $50 machine - save ,his I've Sals
isre. :, So. - soa7ding house and ex.
- ear, -. 80 'Ainys running ~ she era
--lsrs.s aneeSrs ,hSt Il. a. Fs,.., w.,
.. he Elsie Nav fo- snn.rt v,1S
es,s-.a' or ~ srsund "a, =, -.
Asevs xs-.sc rae seen taken oat Yar -.
s.asrr sss Nea rEsy. whFca swne4 .e,s
aeesga- 80 q erecting new set ..
eess a. actually chopped the no.
AeS os tbs Egs.e May CAIN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
Politics In lie Rel Affairs

TIE Nelson Miner saws that George
Goc1srhara ard 7. @. Ssackstock. Of the
Wsr Eagle mine. who ware recently IN
Nelson. are Of she opinion thac the ef-
forts Of the lie Roi Company 70 establish
a srnelter az Novthgorr Is as much for
the political advancement OF certain
stockholders as Tor any other reason
They believe In Kectenai srne2.ers for
kcotenai ores anS proeh.sy thar TIE tirse
IS not tar distant when 20 ore Will DC
SHIPPED out az the district
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located seven claims. carrying both gold
and gaiena. the former running s2iis in
one specimen brought down.
The Nelson Miner accuses the Spokane
Falls 4 Northern railroad OF discrimination
IN making a rate of Is cents ton on Ls
RIO. ore 70 Northport. while II charges 81
from Rossland to Five-Mile point
Ore shipments from Rossland for the
tons; War Eagle, 2ss ions: Iron Mask. 20
tons: Columbia and Kootenny. $50 tons:
s,snter star 30 tons; GIN. 20 tons. Total.
bsl tons
John Douglas. OF Midway, q. C.. has
pought from joseph Hunter for $1,000 the
Horn Silver, on Riehter mountain. near
LOOMS and has taken a bend for 500
from the same owner on a group on thu
west side Of the Slmiikameen river in the
81 me district.
Two tenderfeet made rich strike on
Bald mountain on SLOGAN lake, last week
The ledge has been uncovered for 800 feet.
and three and half TO seven inches az
clean gsiens found The entire distance. An
---Sandon Pay Streak.
The Get-There- Ell and Pache,ler erouns
on Twelve-mile creek, near SLOGAN CITY.
have been bonded by Charles l.. HOFFMAN
There Eli is said To have ore running as
high SIS $50 gold and 40 ounces silver
shown In two tunnels.
new ledge four feet wide has been dis
covered on the TWO Friends In SiocAn
which was recently abandoned by the Two
Friends company. Tire ledge has h~rrp
traced DO feet and shows eight 20 ten
inches Of xaleDa and carbonate ore In tha
groupings. The original owners are work
Ing IL.
AZ the meeting OF the lie Roi COMPANY
on Tuesday +. A. HeinZe's offer 10 carry
ores for - cents m point within a radius
OF ak miles az Trail was turned aown
telegram from Senator Turner was real
stating that the new Canadian tArfrY adrrits
free OF duty coke. ores OF all kinds Ara
smelling machinery.
The Central Washington railroad 4.
making bid for the business OF the Col,
vile reservation and the Boundary Creslr
district Ivy connection with the new wager
road up the Sans Peel river X, Eurskn
camp. A few miles Of road will Be bus,S
down the Kettle river By Tue MIDWAY com.
pany to complete tho roAts.
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InspectiEg Skykomish Nfnes.

Special Dispateh 70 the Pos; .rrtelliSencsr.
SULTAN. Wash. July 1S-Mr. and Mrs
Haeer OF Bre-lau. Germany ard Frad
Gasch. Of Seattle. were here the beginning
OF the week. Mr.. Habsr. who is an extert
for the prusstau government. Is examining
tire mining prospects cf this section. From
here they went up 70 SSykonish.
e w tombstone. % Seattle ard W II
Gawkey. OF Duluth. were here today. They
are gathering samples from the leading
prospec.s within reach Of town.
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Gold from the Svauk.

kittitas county has little Clondyke
OF her own. which Is causing considerable
talk George Benton, Of EIlensbgrg, re-
turned to that city few days ago from
Swauk. bringing 1926 In gold nuggets, the
largest of which was WORT. $780, Five
others ran $40 $3.50. Sc 10, $2l.:7 and sl7
each. and cap box full of fine gold
ranging from pin head TO a pecan in
size completed the lot. which represented
four days work on the Elliott claim. 1t
was one OF the finest lots of gold ever
brought down from the famous old camp
to Ellsnsburg " akima Republic
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THE COMFY IN ORE AGAIN.
\ CrOsscut Enters shoot Carrying
Anfs snoni al silver

President Andrew Blackstone, OF the
baitimore and Seattle Mining and Reduc-
ton Company. has returned from Miller
river and tells Of good strike OF ore In
the Coney tunnel After II had penetrated
ia feef, the conclusion was reached from
an examination Of the groupings OF the
ore-shoot az point 600 feet vertically
above. that The tunnel had been ran too
FAR 70 the Right on q false wall Coin.
hack p reet, the miners crosscut for
twenty-five feet and after running
through two feet OF gran te entered quartz
impregnated throughout with anfimonsai
silver This has been cut sor three feet
and is stlN showing Ia the face.
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Where the Fever Doe. Not Strike.

s. MCLEAN, who has returned from
Gold Hill. near Jacksonville, Or, says
there IS little Clondyke excitement there
and in explanation says: THAT is q good
mining country, with fine climate, where
a man can SO by the railroad within
twenty miles OF any Of the mines and
drive the rest Of the way IN a buggy.
The oid-timers say that they went with
the rush to the Cariooo but returned 10
their old claims. in Southern Oregon, and
are well satisfied with them A man can
60 even TO the trailings OF any mine ana
wash out $i.5o 20 $3.50 day"
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rarty is being organized by n. ". Bush.
of this city, to thoroughly examine the
country and the prospect located by
Landers. and several parties have started
for the foothills. Specimens of very fine
ore have been brought down from there
at different times. but the country WAS SO
hard to reach that but little prospecting
has been done. There are no roads and
all supplies have TO be packed on the
prospectors' backs.
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The Rush to- EurpLa C~uum

Letters received By George B. Kittin-
ger from Eureka on the Coiville reserva-
ton. state that most OF the claims are
being surveyed in preparation for patent
ing, and that everybody is on the LOOKOUT
for vacant fractions and at!ng them.
The rush TO the camp continues. and swo
daily stages are running from Nelson, and
Grand Forks. A number of prominent
mining men from Montana, Wyoming ana
Utah are going in. Frank Hanford IL
there closing the deal on the Admiral
group.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

The BONANZA mine. a. Baker CITY Or.
has been sold by Albert. Louis ard Emma
Edwards ard Frank Geiser - rosr II
Patterson. Of FfsfshuTg: George Crawford.
% New YORK: F. 2. Hayes 81 Pasiadel-
rhia. and J. :. Wallace ~ Denver. fer
So J,sa OF which $50 se was paid dsswn. 1t
Is understood that ali win ~ raid within
thirty DAYS. as the fan purchase price was
DEPOSITED in New York hank TeS .-,sss
could have been bought two years aso for
etfsa assa
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Joan NJ Harris. president os ths Reco
mine sna owner % ;Ae scwuSit. az San
der. r.. q. has tgss returned frezu an
Eastern trip ans ia at interview in the
S&asoa paySsreas. said.
THE men az TIRE Cana dian cities seem
eli 10 Ae fairly familiar with TITS country
already. and they are satisfied thas II - q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

The original contract for the Miller river
road has been completed by A. J. Bailey
and the work has been offered 10 the
county commissioners for acceptance. A
large force under j. W. Fits Is pushing
work on the extension OF the one and a
half miles 10 the mouth of King Solomon
creek and II viii probably DO finished well
within the contract time.
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Shipment From HixAlaud Light.

A car load Of ore has been shipped 70
the smeIter from the drift at the l4s-foot
level in the Highland Light mine on tho
Methow. and returned about $53 a ton in
gold The new shaft, now being sunk,
Is down forty-tiye feet. with fully
eighteen inches OF ore averaging SEQ and
over.
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Special Dispatch 70 TIE st-rrssIlase-cer
ABERDEEN JGlv zs.--John I-arders an
oia-tine miner. formerly Q. Colorado re-
cssyrn pc mountains. with & sack 90 rich
ere samples that he claims - have found
there. One sample aSs2ysa $Isa gold 4
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Ore From the Phoenix.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
EVERETT. July :S.-The first car Of
ore from the Phoenix NINE near Grailo
falls. belonging TO the Tiliicum Mining
Company. was delivered at the smelter to-
day.
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ON THE CLEOPATRA.


/. cn~p 6cK8maey 1Glne Yays S7Ss-
a1c.el In Dividends In One Year
sale Of the Bsnansa Mine ~ BAKER
ctr far S7co,o0o-Poiitfcs In lie
x>a AAairs-A New Strike on MY
~ Cree1-sews ~f Northwest
Misses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

Horses to Dy~a and skaguny,
r. T.. Cains Will contract 10 trsas
port 80 horses August 9Th Inquire Asiine.
ton dock.
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Are You GsfsG Campinwg
II you are GU should havs the Yos4
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