The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24

Indian name It is located from the mouth to 51 at the forks and to 15 on the left and 8 on. the right fork.
 ALL GOLD CREEK flows into Flat Creek or left branch of the Klondike. Above the confluence with Lucky Creek seems to have failed to hold the gold that is discovered here and there in creviceS.
 LUCKY CREEK is the principal trib utary of All Gold, and prospectOrs re- port rich finds The owner of No. 13 on this creek refused an offer of ,000 a short time ago.
 INDIAN CREEK OR INDIAN RIVER MINING DIVISION = h. the Yukon from the same side and same direction as does the hlondike and it's principal tribu taries head up in the same hills as do Bonanza, Fl Dorado and the other creeks named in the Klondike division. The principal creeks are these:
 DOMINION CREEK-This is the larger branch of Sulphur Creek and should properly have been the parent stream, but in making up the record it was set down as flowing into Sulphur Creek It heads on the other side of the divide opposite the source of Hun ker Creek. The first work on Do- minion was done this year. There are two locations of discovery, about four and a half miles apart and between these the greatest prospecting or de- Velopment work has been done and rich prospects discovered. There are forty six claims recorded between the two and for lack of space they overlap and confusion and contests have resulted. The rights of the claimants will be de- term1ned upon the right or priority of the discoverer. On claims that have been prospected as much as two ounces to the pan have been washed and the creek Is expected to divide hOnors with Bonanza next year. The creek is To- cated from 27 above upper discovery to PTS below lower, which means thirty-seven miles. From 20 above up- per discovery to 30 below the value of claims ranges from 5000 to s50OO0, the higher priced being between the two discoveries.
 CARIBOU CREEK is tribu- it's source on the Sulphur divide. The eye prospector calls it exception ally fine-looking" It is located from its mouth to No. fl. The principal de- velopment work has been done on No. 21, where~112 ounces were banned out of three pans on February p. Caribou can be worked both summer and win ter
 LYON CREEK is the left fork of Caribou, and joins it at No. 16. There have been twenty locations on it but little development.
 ARKANSAW CREEK joins Domin- ion at 14 below discovery, and has only recently been located.
 III CREEK-This is a long creek, which gets its name. for lack of bet ter, from the fact that it comes into Dominion at claim Nc IT. Rich pros poets were said to have been struck there. There was a constant success sion of stampedes into Dominion Creek on it's tributaries in February and March because of the rich returns re- ported from that creek.
 SULPHUR CREEK is staked and recorded from so above and to it's confluence with Dominion, about TO below discovery. Pay dirt has been located from 3S above to 60 below. Some claims are preparing for summer ground sluicing. From 40 above to 50 below values run from S6000 to $20,0OO, and few about discovery rise above the higher figure.
 GREEN GULCH and FRIDAY GULCH are small tributaries of Sul- phur, located but not developed.
 QUARTZ CREEK is the next import ant tributary of Indian going toward the Yukon. It is a very crooked stream. No big returns have been made from it. The pay is discovered to lie under the hill
 OPHIR CREEK is the next tribu tary of Indian. No definite returns.
 DIXON CREEK, about five miles above Dawson, has been staked it's full length, but little is known of it.
 NINE-M MILE CREEK is one of the newly located that comes under the 100- foot law. Locations on the creeks that were recorded before the passage of the new mining regulations, or any of the tributaries of the same, are still allowed the 800 feet that there ob- tained. Newly recorded creeks only ad- init of 100 feet. Nine-mile takes its source just opposite El Dorado. Pay has been located at claim No. 40 above discovery. From $1 3S to $3 50 to the pan has been found.
 BRYANT CREEK flows into the Yu- kon ten miles above Dawson. It is as yet an unknown quantity. The claims are 500 feet wide, having been recorded before the 100-f0ot regulation went into effect.
 MONTANA CREEK has it's source about opposite the rise of Big Skookum, and flows into the Yukon about fifteen miles above Dawson. It was the first of the small, independent streams flowing into the Yukon east of Daw- son to be staked. Claims are 800 feet wide. It is staked for twelve miles, it's entire length.
 EUREKA CREEK comes in from op- posite Sulphur and Dominion creeks and between the two. A number of men are working on both forks, and fa- vorable reports are heard. Claims are valued at from $500 to $5000.
 BAKER CREEK joins the Yukon about twenty miles above Daw- son. It takes it's source across the di- vide about opposite Dawson There is some work going on, and a rich strike is reported at 102 above Discovery.
 EUSTERY CREEK enters the Yu- kon about eight miles below Indian River, and twenty-five miles above Dawson. It is a small stream, was