The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-09
SaO00 Buehanan guleh. another .

NsV@ nuenAtihn kuleh, another ftch
producer, was found tho same year.
| II il estimated that these Eulehes yield.
Cd In the early days about 100000. WI.
son's Guleh h known TO have produced
ellOO in one day for FIVE men. None Of
the guiehes are worked beyond lie mouth,
dumping ground being lacking. Thess
gIiches open At right angles upon Little
Slate creek where preseBt operations ara
being undertaken. II u about four o.
i've feet 10 bed rock and the ground pros
poets from cents 10 $3.50 par pan.
Tha works will be completed In July.
>. c. Aeinert, w. p. Murphy, J. w. Turn.
bull and J. y. Boyer Of Florence are in.
teFested in the enterprise Little Slate
creek gold is all shot gald and runs uni.
fo,Inly Si0 In value.
klenaika Pros colfax.
A large pack train has left Colihx for
Dawson City. via the spokane overland
rOuta The train il owned by q. w.
Cole Who. assisted BY two hired men. is
In charge Of the outfit. Mr. Cole Il a
pi0nesr Of the Pacific coast, Is 80 years old
and bachelor. He Toesntly sold q farm
near Rendlstoa. re-. where he has lived
Tor 81 years and II well supplied with
money and . eomplets outfit One Of his
friends here made the statement that be
aides his oat1it Mr.. Cole will take $1,000
in gold with him 10 ths Klondike coun-
Try. Mr.. Cole has been in and around
ColtAx for TIRES weeks buying and break
ing pack hornes for the trip. SO quietly
has he bern 81 work that few knew Of
bis intentIoa until today when be left
With II pack horses and siK saddle horses
for spokane where be will Push forward
Al once leaving Spokane the party viii
take the overland route and travel BY
easy stages until the grAa grts good.
They Sin pTosPect along the route II
good ground is discovered this side Of
Dawson they viii stop and locate claims.
u not. they viii 70 to Dawson. where
Mr.. Cole ~ill probably buy a claim. Mr..
Cole. who's hair and beard are as white
~ ssa0w. 10 ssii atFong. hearty. deter.
mined and ambitious, and is confident be
will m~et With aiccras In his undeTtak.
ing. A. tho train left Collar this morn.
ing with Mr.. Cole al the head IL formed
a pretty plctuIs and reminded the old
ssttlsTs Of the early day. ~bea all pro
Visions usrd In thls cOuatTy weEc brought
In by pack train
ore Shtp1Sa's FToa 4sIsSa.
Tie ore shipments from Nsl-oa. u. C.,
iOs The paht week amounted TO 9TOO tons
Of an sPproHiHA,S Valas II el2d. tSS. The
aguTss ior each shipping mine are - fol.
lossi Hall minca slnsitrT. copper bullion.
10 tnaA. lad baIlion. % tone; IL Roi, l0so
ioas. aynr. $40 tons. Quo~n Boas, %
t"ns. Idaho. l70 tons. Iron Mask. 50 tons,
Last Chanss. 20 tons: Rambler, IS tons.
MnAtsnima, 30 tons. REQ. - tons: BFad.
en- hTua. Pilot Hay. ITO tons This brings
the total shipment foT March. including
the hr~i tuo dAyS Of April. up TO lI.7Ae
tons. Of an approximate value Of s0ss.A
Tho Shipments - far for lsas aggregate
- 81 tons. valnrd 81 eays45.O t2
Csatss star L1ttGaaISa.
0earEp HaidoTn and other prominent
caiisrna al Butte arr Interested In the out.
come Of snit that IL being tried in Van.
couVsT. The Crater Star claim. which
ioina the famous IL Roi mine At ROa..
laRd. and which Promisaa 70 outFiSAl that
famous property In time. followed its vein
down under lie AIDE line only 10 hnd that
orr 20 the Vaiue Of Of pnrhaps $1,000
had hrra taken out by the owners OF .
claim lying slonguids. Suit wss broaght
Aai the i~-is viii noon BE- detsrminsd.
sale n East ksotsaaV.
W. J. c. Wakefield. Joseph Morris. J.
d. FARRELL and Charles Thies have ~old 10
en- RnRiiah company half interest in the
Hummer. Retsca. Silver Ref. Nrtiie,
roint lcvi. Montreal. Quebec and Ottawa
claims. in Fast Koo,rna!. iot $4,000 cash.
a thrCe annual payments. and 10000 10
bc expended in work on the claims within
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