The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-21

u Took Thirseew Horses 10 Pack HIS
seas0a's Winntngs.

Tho returnpf Thomas 3. IIppy from the
Kiondike with a third fortune from No. is
Eidorado. whcec net cleanup for the ses-
son materially exceeds $4,000 has set
men Interested in mining affairs 10 specu-
iating on the life OF this rich spot the only
piece of ground owned by the fortunate
gentleman In the celebrated gold camp
OF this and mining generally. Prof. Lppy
talked Interestingly yesterday with Post
Inielitgeneer representative.
II have" he sad. AT least two more
years work on the claim. and possibly
three. that is. until | am ready 10 work
the claim again, az all good placer claims
are worked over from one to three tifaes
In other words. we have about half com
pleted the first working. I can't tell what
method viii he employed in handling the
dirt a second time. but IL will probably be
done ~ the hydraulic process. Il other FL
dorado claim owners should join In the
work. and pxssame that s.me day nearly
all of the creek will be reworked BY the
hydraulic uian"
The iaippy claim, like all OF the first
kiondike ataklngs Is su feet In length
and runs from rimrock TO rimruek In
w.ath. IL has now been worked thres
years, yielding over and above all sx-
pcnsws according 10 estimates supposed
Tn De reasonably accurate $500 In 1897
!slo.eeo in iss@ and ssls.oa In Isa. os a total
During the past season twenty-five mon
on an average were employed In the mine
and there were besides two laws grantee
M iappss .i rslatiy n The prsPsriy e
he Observed. has NOM, or has had. any
interest m III. mine aside fron myself ard
Mrs. tAppy. u = the only property
own In IN. klnnasks ar have oWfsci Or
expect to own. as I don't want 70 acquire
anything which viii k.tp me longer on the
Yukon than Is necessary to work out Nh.
Ia"
So spoke the mar on when fortune. has
smiled 50 abunfantiys He has apparently
secured ~ has reasonable assurance 1T ne.
sfuirlng all The goki h. wants from Ne *
which he declares to De neither fa- sale
barter nor trade.
fArpS SAYS tne IA ners In the EIonfsk q
will not have finished washing gala isfere
September I. that maay 80 the claims are
stun ner 1tRxings particularly the benches
ard that from these gold may ~ expect
ed to De returned throughout ihs summer
The total output fef The season ~ est.
mates at from sii.s.Ae - sIs anea
Discussing the ytehi ~ ;he various
creeks tAprs said Il think Elaaraao vii
probably produce more geld than Bonanza
though q nsUSt es, sernegn serst thst tha
former s. ossiy SIX mites ieng whereas Rs
rich, rtch that ,als1k the a~st four
miles Of the cTesk viii average better taaa
81 su ger iineal fo-ai The pay streak 81
pl8csss as have personally demonstrated
ca mss ola ~. i$ 20 seef VIDE Indeed ag
sh~ paint have In mind Il runs fr@m rir
80 rim
Hos lotE wsl g take So work otss saa
mines ~ ssss kgausf ke Well AZ tire pres
emf rat. 81 development w0Ek ! should
SaN Ahaus twenty yssrs- fsg tae ksoas}s xa
district IL Dseans aA ;hst territory sylag
WITHIN = Fatlas at agseen mites az ssaw-
saM
Prot I4apy said he believes there ara
assuy riCA creeks on TIE Aassrfcag SIDE
AMI that many others wj3} YET Re- es$eeT.
erred tie atseAsass having sessf anyone -
cape S%fse
"A regards shs disposition 81 his gold
siust Prof f4ppy ga Re- w0ald pf@o@hty
deposit siss sgsass of st siFh tse Seattle
assA V-sz7kat fstr treatment. lie ieft seattle
TGr SIZE kienasS#, sheTe "a receive ag> at1ue
returns e&Ffy ja Ma amA zaS arfAnps-
zss<~9 sn the ruanG 1FSp voyage ~ Rev r
" rauAAa pastor ef the EyFSs NslSesfsss
kpsscots4l eAuTch 90 tass cay Rev Mr.
gass3ag. made ia# 1ssp IS tae Egsest * NJ.
l&Fsay.
TAe sold frwas ths f4pgy cisirs WIS een-
vss, cat a. ftAwxcy ay pack aaxs@s. ;sir:ee.s
in aunseeT