The San Francisco call., 1898-04-19

folloWlng is the detailed report of the probable output of the mines in the klondlke and Indian River divisions of the fukon district in the Northwest Territory.
 FL DORADO CREEK.
 Total output, estimated slO, 727, GOO.
 Fl Dorado Creek-First location, fall of 1896; 6S claims staked. Pay runs across creek, 80 to 150 feet in width
 ,o; No; 4s. Owned Owned by James Quinn. John Olaf .,dd reS ana William Haas, Is the highest claim holes sunk to bedrock: high pan sll; largest nugget sl55; clean up s35. coo Lulnpkln and John Janofsky. Two men work n 95 mSies n to bedrock; high pan s2o; will clean o,5N6 No. A: same owners. Prospected all winter; oiIy recshtiy ce found pay; win clean up &2o.ooo s1n GT@e 6oe lays let but ilsuccess in finding pay; cssn No; ,I2 as T I;o eSo Heay Six working; will No. A. Alec Mcdonald. Pat Gavin and Geo. byrnes. Nine men working. but seven gave up Febr,,ar, TWO oS ohy remaining; these struck pay NO. 4o same owners Two lays let late in No. @ 3sA Fraction of s5 feet). Kirkpatrick and and Harper and I.adue. Two men working; foSr @a holes sa so to bedrock; s25, down; men working; ss0. GOO.
 No, s. Barnes & Matlock. Claim pros worked this winter.
 No; S7A 600 feet fraction). Robert Embodt ,-iu EeoIBe heynoldS. l3 men working hOles s9l 25. ~ O' 'i''''"' A N' :, No Nc s7; Alec Mcdonald. S. J. Stiles. Two 0Un working but short tims will clean up s6O- No. Ss. Same owners Claims opened last year; pay streak located: two men on lay; will take out $500 900.
 No SS Mrs. J. J. Healy, Fritz Kloke. E. E. Gay, Charles Turgeon. Peter King. Eight men working; have drifted from the surface and No. sl Alec McDonsId' siaLS John 0s Nelson Harry s smith dIn' Densmore, ct al. Three men on iay No. 3sA. Two men working; saooOo.
 NO. SS; Jenkins. Began and Peterson. Ten men; .9lo holes 3 to bedrock; wide pay streak To- No a2 Henry Anderson, Charlie Worden Little work done s25, ,OOO
 No. 3l. William C. Leak and o. W. Ashby No. BOA. James Tweed Two men working siulced out last summer; will clean up for winters work s5O,OOO; this is a fraction of 55 No so Mcdonald and Chappen. One corner oi S,i @ cam m being worked; balance summer dig No 2s. Charlie Anderson. Twelve men on one lay, and men on wages; s250000. No. S Amboldt Gage, Fred Hutchison Four teen men; nine shafts; S250, 900.
 No. ~. Alec Mcdonald. Joe Barrett. Eight worked for Barrett; Mcdonald has eighteen men employed, and two lays being worked. This IS the claim from which Mcdonald banned FlI'OOO out Of four pockets, taken off the bed No. 26 Stanley and worden. Twenty men s5OO, GOO
 No. 2s. Lou Ellis and Frank Beioher. Eight men working s100,000
 No. 22. Alec and Duncan Mcdonald. Four lays will work out this winter; sixteen men employed on wages; $500 900.
 No. H. J. J. Healy and Joe Barrett. Ten men working 150-foot pay streak; regular pans run tl0 to s20; $500 900.
 No. 20. Healy & Barrett. Prospecting; only one hole to bedrock: s3o0O
 No. le Dorey. McGee & Son. Ten men work No. IS. Skin Mitchell. John Lynn. Louis sloss; Densmore Wilson & Co. Sixteen men No. r. James Hall, N Picket Two lays; fourteen men working; s3OO. GOO.
 No Is Thomas Lippy. Sixteen men work No. Ii and No. 15. James McNamee, William Scouse. William Young and Thomas Flack. Let out In ten lays; forty men employed; No. l3. William Leggett & Co. Thirty men working; S2SO taken in one pan, s1l00 in one for si5,000 paid t5OOO cash and took the bal ance out of the ground n six weeks; will No. l2. Louis Langlois George Ellis Mrs. Healy. Eight men at work; will yield s20O, GOO. No. H. Fred Bruceth and Blake Eighteen No. 1O John Erickson. Sixteen men; two shafts; s350 000
 No. 9. George D. Mars Sixteen men work No. s. James McNamee and Charles Lamb
  this year: $4O0 0O0.
 No. :. Fred Hutchison and Louis Empkins Twelve men working six shafts; ss0o, 900. Forty men working H.oe0. 0GO.
 No. A. us3 foot fractlon). Thomas Pelky. All let out on lays; sl5o,00O.
 No. 3. Knutz Halstead. Fred Bruseth Six teen men working; $200.000.
 No. 2. Frank Phiscator. Eighteen men work No. l. sklT Mitchell. Wilson. Newman and MIzner. Not working; summer digging.
 onff lr faa4h haIA q Elwell. Four men on two lays; seven men on wages; partly summer diggings; S25O.ooO.
 BONANZA CREEK.
 Total output estimated, SIP, ,290, ,000
 The three claims comprising Discovery, one above and one below, owned by George w. Carmack and the two Indians, Skookun Jim enty men are employed on these claims. to- gether with six lays; the claim worked to- No. above. John J. Dusel. Two men work ing; s2S.oSe n,,, r,
 No 4. HILL Connor Mcconnell and Green ough. Eight lays left; sleoOOo.
 No :. James Tade Waugh. England Me Gaigh and ioo5 John oin Heightman Twenty men No. g. J. J; Healy ct al. Four lays forty No 1O John Smith, Arthur Cook and Fox. Thirty men working: dirt averages 1oc to 25c; streak about 40 feet wide; s1o0,o0o. 4NO. H. lIuLnphlnS cS CO seven lHeH .WOTh- ing; s60.Oo0.
 No F. Harry Mccullough Harry Wright and Fred Price Seventeen men working; s200, 900. Nos. 12 and l4. Picket. Lafond and Grant. Five men working. Good ground but late in striking pay; $50,000.
 No 15: Frank Conrad, Thomas Blake. R. s. Anes. Twenty-Five men at work: $500 900. No l6 Matlock. Monroe and Smith, Eight lays; very rich; $500 600.
 No. r. Oxvie and Louis Langlois, J. J. Healy ct al. Fifteen men working; S200. 600. No IS. Densmore Spencer and McPhee, Con Doyle, William Wilkinson and John Lynn. Seventeen men working; high pan s15 20; two pay streaks; s250, 000
 No. 1e. John Wick and William Lawton. Twelve shafts; three lays; S2O0, ,00o
 No 20. Frank Pechon and William Gouyin. Six men working; four holes; s100,O00.
 No. 21. Louis B. Rhodes. Ten men working; Il holes to bedrock; S150. GOO.
 No 22 Monroe and Cowley. Eight mon work ing; $S0, 900.
 No. 23. Lou Rhodes (claim ss3h feet lons). Two lays at work $50, ,O00
 No 24B. Smith and Pickert Laymen have worked out half. Owner drifting with six men on the other half: $50 O0oO
 No 25B. QFraction 4l feeD Two men; be- gan work late; sl0, ,000
 No 25A. James Rowan. Fifteen men work Ing six windlasses running; high pan S20; s150, 000
 No. 33. Andrew Nelson and John Delgard. Sixteen men working; high pan $75; ounce pans frequent; s350, 000
 No 34. J. A Stewart T. S. Scott. Summer diggings; feet to bedrock; putting dam to run sluice in summer.
 No. 35A. Fracton 75 feet). Peter Weiberg.