The San Francisco call., 1898-04-19

No. 5. Judge Morford. Harper Ladue and hN,rRpa5rick; two men working on lay; s25,00o , NO io. John Horn; twelve men working or Nos l4. l5 and Is. Waugh and Mckay; foul ,ieit nat horkins s6OO taken from bottom of pros peSt hole in the pan; s75.000.
 NO. H. Voss and Dr. Will; small dump cialns sent out for sale; under bond for s10O 900 ., Nos; SGo IS and IS. Wilson & Co.,; 6 men on lays .,6 NS 6co 21 Barnes & Matlock, men on lays No Noc, 22 John Baker 6 Co.,. men on lays rrsn Mo- 2s Gordon, Battles Jack Mcouesten; ,,,S,;., No 24 Howard Hamilton ct al. 20 men oo0 No 2s Johnson O.; 4 men working; siO, Nos. 2s and 2s Sixteen men working. sa5 GOO No. 70 Day Bros; men working; 5000
 Nc. 2I Strong. Painter and Leak; $40. 900. wo-Itr M3: 44 sIe Let oo out In lays twentytwo men No. 45. Four lays being worked; s5o,ooo. vorlcad MG 4o .z6 Owned by Antone five lays being ., N0 70 47. Ten lays and laymen hiring men at No 4s Upper end rich: four lays being No 49; sloper; two lays s15.ooo. ,o,,r so' ,1s, oo isaac Powers and Judge Morford No. 5l Ten lays working; .s15oooo o,ns No. s2; Neal . and Crawford Brand and Jer- one, SIX lays working; $50. GOO Two bench claims off No. 52 will pan s75 900. aye NO, 6s for Owned by G Canadian company at ot-
 
 will clean up $50 GOO '~ No. @ so Minnc snS a is 5ieh let oD Ssv, claim being worked; sl5o,0O
 M9 a ei Working i16 nS on upper end prospecting; No. 80. Twenty men ct work: s75. 900.
 BEAR CREEK.
 Total output, estimated $500, 900. <. NO. IS below discovery; Is at the mouth of son and Henry Seymour: seventeen men at work: five holes to bedrock; largest pan s6O; two feet wide, three feet deep; no burning is necessary esa on this claim the ground being kept Ihawed, presumably by the backwater of the klondike, into which the creek empties will No. IS. Henry Cheney and W. D. Jones have a lease on this claim from s. F. Sears for two years and will probably work 1t out In that time. They have five men at work and will No; II. Richard Butler: two men at work foS the past rsS four months will take out s5 men working: clean up s25, GOO.
 No IS. Fred Knocson. John Smith; four men working; york best pan SIS to; average pan about No. 15 A (fraction) William Robinson, J. l. Rankin; six holes sunk without finding pay; No. H. Harry Wilson: claim let out on lay; three men at work; dump will average soc to 76c; bad luck with early work. but will take f No 1S 6n9 Charles Hity Freq Grand streak e,p or Tics n FpoTnd six to eight rect ,o wlde S aver No F. Harry Baker; two men had lay. but No. l2 A (fraction 1so feet). Prospecting No Il. Willis McKinnis; prospecting; not No To- Sam Stanley and Charles worden prospecting; have not reached bedrock.
 No. 9. William Hawes; one hole to bedrock; four working; clean up s1000o.
 No S. John Sheehy, Martin D. Young: pros pecting; have not found pay streak; will clean No :. o. J. Ekre. P A Peterson. John A Peterson; twelve men at work; pans from 21c to s21 foot of the ground will average s5; clean up s1o0.000.
 No z. Fred Bear, Frank Carroll; three men at work; bedrock is thirty-four feet below sur No 5 Alec Mcdonald. Byrne and Gavin; let to c. J. Cunningham and William Harrah re ming from Sc to B 50: clean up si0,Ooo; men prospecting; clean up S100O0.
 No 3. From this point to No, above no D. owned by Fred Munner, has four men em- Pioyed and md w ;6na Gean 1t up $3 E sf,o aG pan and then employed others
 BUNKER CREEK.
 Total output estimated, g. 13s 900.
 Hunker Creek-No. "A. six miles from the mouth of the creek. is the first claim being but the dirt runs from Dc to 1Sc, and they are still locking for the streak.
 No. 60 Stack & Robinson. Three men at work, three lIoles down to bedrock, and will No 5s William Jensen One hole sunk to bedrock and found five feet with 20c dirt; No. 52. Butler. McCutcheon & Co.,, four men at work four holes down. will clean up S20, 000 No. 50. J. J. Mckay; let out on lay; t--ree holes sunk; did not strike pay and lay relin- No. is A L. Spotts; four men at work nine holes sunk; best pan s3 30; will take out No. AS. Butler & Lamrough representing. No. A. Angus, Keller x Thomas; three men at work: six holes to bedrock; highest pan SS 50; 150 feet of pay streak from to feet deep in the gravel; will take out S20OO0.
 No. 4S Hagan Ash and Spencer, McPhee Fuller; ten men ,g at work on lay and d. four on No. ALA. David Evans; Thomas Dolan; six men working three holes to bedrock; getting 25c dirt across fraction, which is PIP feet wide $40. GOO.
 No. A. R. P Low. Robert Ash. J. J. Healy; six men working; five holes to bedrock; so feet Of drift; caught big pay recently; pans $54 50; we cleared up s100,0oO.
 No. 40. William Hanke William Ash Will liam Emerson and Captain Wassam seven men working four holes across the claim. good pay in all; we cleared up s70,000.
 No. 39. James Morrison and Thomas Ioung twelve men working four lays employing seven others on wages; sixteen holes to bed, cleared up s55, ,Oo6
 No s7 Dick Eckert. J. F. Hopkins seven men working; five holes to bedrock high pan ST; creek runs in center of pay streak and early work hindered by water; turned the
  mer; s70.0O0.
 two men at work on lay; four holes to bed rock SEQ, coo.
 No s5C (fraction 100 feet wide). August Larson; two men working; s25,0Oo
 No S6B (fraction 400 feet). Thomas Moore. Daniel McVieker; two men working for wages and two others lay; two holes to bed rock; highest pan s13: s20,00o
 No 35 A (fraction 430 feet). Skff Mitchell, Captain Hansen and Joslin; ten oslSing on lay; eight holes down; best pan $3 $190 0C0. No 35. Charles Levy; three men a. work on lays; four holes to bedrock; high pan s1 5G; s30, O0O
 No S. Leonard A. Mason. Henry Thibert and Peter Burgess: four men working; five holes to bedrock; high pan s1 25; thirty-eight feet of pay five feet deep; clean up S40 600. No. 92 John Smith; two lays let; seven holes sunk and lays given up. falling to strike pay Nos. 31 and 90. Patrick Calvin. G. W. Byrne and W. E. Armstead six men working ten holes to bedrock five others started. but flooded with water; high pan S19; clean up so0. O00
 No 2s Csoo feeo. curiey Monroe and Harry Wright for $la,000). Lays then was cnt holes to bedrock, and two good dumps; {; S20, GOO.
 No 2S. A. Mcdonald. Summer diggings; sluiced last year; In preparation this summer; prospected four holes down, covering width of 60 feet.
 No 27 William Chapel and Albert Gray. One man at work prospecting; three holes down; sS0o0.
 No 2sA CFraction 176 feet) Belcher Bros