The San Francisco call., 1898-04-19

men working; five holes to bedrock; high pan s20 will have P In length. averaging AUG; No. g. George Johnson, John Blick; six men working; six holes to bedrock; high pan s6o; No. S. B. Wash, John Whitney and Richard Butler eleven men working: fourteen holes to bedrock high pan s61 50: s10o, coo.
 No !. James and Daniel Robinson and H. Mclean; eleven men working; eight holes to bedrock high pan SS6; Sl0Q OoO.
 No. G. Frank Wadsworth and Alex McDon- ing: two holes down; high pan s14; six box lengths of dirt of high average; s2oooo No. 4 Drain being dug for siuicing this sum- mer; prospected last year, with good ground No. g. Harry McDonald Phillip Kenny and James McClaTty; fifteen men at work; seven sIO4: pay located sixty feet across and not yet prospected within; will clean up s120,OoO. No Warbnrton .ss six I9 men aog working m Io d six No. l. James Robinson; two men prospVs't- Discovery. Andrew Hunker; summer dig ging; took out $l70oo last year; s20O to one pan: $7Oe0 to a box left.
 No. above. Alex McDonald and zeke Ogil- vie four men working on two lays; high pan No. 6. Munson: three men threw up lay; owner continued work and struck good pay No. 6. James Sullivan; two men working No, '. Albert Dalton; two men working lay; s1O.O
 Nos. 8 and g William Young ct al; s1ooOO. No. sA (fraction 1O5 feet). D. C. sager four men on lay: s1o.ooo
 No. i2 Fred Brutceth ssooo. f-'-''' '-'''''' No. 13- James Sullivan; one man working; No IT, J. J. Mckay and Waugh: one hole to bedrock: s5O00
 No. 22. Edward Smith. John Black, Charles Martin; three men working; two holes down; high pan g 50; fvefoot pay dirt struck; s2O,o0o.
 SKOOKUM GULCH
 Big and Little Skookum Clutches. which come into Bonanza Creek little below the mouth knoll or rounded hill that separates the two Is found to be rich to Its very summit and the of bench claims. One hundred men are em- ployed on the hill and in the gulches and careful estimate of the output places the total at not less than s1 GOO, 600.
 DOMINION CREEK
 Total estimated output s15o, OcO This creek Is in the Indian River division and is a branch of Sulphur Creek It heads up in the same hills where Bonanza and Fl Dorado have their source. though on the other side of the divide. The creek is scarcely out of the prospecting period and has few large dumps. although shafts are being sunk at near intervals over ten miles of it's length. There are two Discov- cry locations four and a half miles apart and some confusion In locating between these has resulted The following are the largest dumps No. 15. Below. Upper Discovery; two men working; five holes to bedrock; high pan s14; located pay streak 100 feet; took out $500 in
 
 No. above Upper Discovery. Joe Beck. Two men working; took 5000 out of prospect hole; located pay streak 100 feet wide; s15 GOO. No. l below Upper. Von der Held and Bow man. Two men working; three holes to bed No. below c. W Hall, F. E. oBrlen. Three men working; two holes get s3 to $3o clean up s1o,o0O.
 No. below. Thompson 6 Co., Two men No. 29. Joe Beck and John Hagerman Two No. 31 Ernest Alexander. Louis Pond Four men working; high pan s36; series of twelve pans SIP to the pan; another series of five pans No. 31A t5o-foot fraction). Two men work No. s4 (dfsputed claim. A Donnelly and to bedrock S5000.
 No. 8. John Brennan. Two men working; two holes down S5000
 No. ? below Lower Discovery. Antone Bo- zatto, Eugene vogel. Two working; four holes to bedrock; high pan ounce; $15.OOO. Other prospect holes and small dumps on the creek will yield about s15.000.
 SULPHUR CREEK.
 Total estimate of the yield, s15o,ooo. This creek Is the main creek of which Do minion Creek Is a branch It empties into h. dian River High muck banks may cause ing Is being done over a large portion of the creek with most encouraging results. From Discover to 1O1 below good pay has been found There are on this creek one two No s. above Discovery. Charles Palmer. Dr.
 
 dirt, averaging s9 to the bucket; s90, OOO No 4 Mcbride and Crowley. No. and 6. Beckett and Foote. No. 2S. King & Co., No 4S John King. No. 30. s. C. Harrington. All are making good pay and will yield a total of $5O'OOo; other claims will yield s1oS0o more.
 GAY GULCH.
 Total estimated yield S33o. GOO
 Gay Gulch comes into Fl Dorado Creek at No. 36. The claim at the mouth iskvery rich its estimated yield being $500 GOO. It is owned by Chapel, Gay, King and Gray.
 LAST CHANGE CREEK
 Total estimated output. s1Co, eco Last Chance Creek is tributary of Hunker Creek. It Is four or four and half miles; Magee No. 26 and Lettenan and Fontane Nos. 4 and have big dumps of good dirt that have banned from 50 cents to S20.
 GOLD BOTTOM
 Total estimated output, GOO Gold Bottom is also tributary of Hunker Creek. coming in at and below Discovery the latter creek. No. l, Chism, Nelson & Monroe; No. g. Louis Meyer and No. Il, John Duzel. working thirteen men and have quite large dumps.