The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29

And ID cry Avs years Old
Tributary TO SEATTLE.
~As 10 the commercial interests ot tie
camp permit Esse 20 say tnat TIE 2sop.s :.
SEATTLE for tGess trade / TAXED WITH
fsslrr1~sr Of merchants On TITS fs,s1t- &C
at-se cssn gsa4usxsteassoly control s1ks tfads
there X see wishes 20 Co 80. -aias =
sss&ysfanflas contribution frGEs tls user-
chants of this sssw 20 tbs construction o.
the Fses rna<s 1aro the camp wos1d give
SEATTLE O bold on tire trade taexe ta2s
ECfhsHg could cyeak-
'.As 10 investment only ordinary tu3x.
n7enf Ia requires. man Goes Dot n4sA
20 fse . mining expert ! roas1 Bank q
E1o1 csai more On ire PERFORMED a the
management than Ga anything else 1
sasaac caution all investors that there will
almost tneyisabiy be a boom Ia the camp.
WITH shs necessary consequent amount Of
imitation In values. though there IN 40
boom there Dow. as6 probably viii not
be for some little while.
seattss People are prominently .dents-
rsd with f2e properties there AIMING
the mines IN which they are Interested
are two new properties, the Tysyu oa4tosr
ana tie snoxdroD. fR which the cabins
ray: now Zen con0ietsd and all arrange
f1sffs mate for pushing development
WON Further advanced In development
are the Relate ard thu Treasury, On
shieh work Is being energetica1iy pushed.
stsa better developed are the Lone Pine.
Bsn Hur. ana Of course the Republic t.
self In al these Seattle people have hold
inss Among Seattle people interested
George = klas ,sxa Franz Hanr oraIiS "
J. Grambs e u. Downing. Cyrus Walk.
er. and ofherx
Living expenses are not high in the
Carp. Lo6ssng can be had al 81 ard good
nssa.s al % cents. Supplies are not aea,.
Eooc meat anc vegetable marset ID
afforded by the surrounding territory
Ehsre there are excellent farms
sEATTLE MEN INTERESTED.
The men who located the original town
Ute az Republic are. with one exception.
Seattle men. They sre Frank Hanford.
George b. kittingcs. w. j. Gramb=. and
William Stewart, of Seattle, and Harry
Kaufman. OF Republic.
Mr. Harfsord said yesterday that all the
properties at the camp are looking weE
and the outlook IL very bright
fae properties on which most work
Clark properties viz, the Republic, Jim
Blaine. Lone Pine. Surprise and Rebate
and the properties opened by the Finch.
Clark W ilaiamson syndicate. Tho men
composing this syndicate are John A
Finch. A. H. Clark ard yolney b. Will
hanson. and they are the largest mining
operators In the Northwest. Williamson
y tie man who recently sold the Center
star 10 Toronto people for 320G go and
soo sold the War Eagle about two years
ago TO practically the same people for
H01s. The properties operated BY this
ssnnigat e are the San Poll. Black Tall
These ard the Clark properties and
The Mountain Lion were regarded as N.
e.inf pfoperues Of the camp until .eeent
strikes In the Morning Glory and 6;uIder,
Lily showed that the camp IL of consider
ably greater area than had been Supposed.
~ has been thought until quite lately
va. the camp was bounded on the south
ey the Butte Boston and Treasury and
81 the north by tie Relate and Tom
ihusno. giving nn area some FOUR miles
III length Recent s,rfkes however. exc
fntr Il "a
length. ~
~ Rebate Tsoubadoalr. Treasury ana
Aan'irai group were oil located and have
9esn partially deseloped by George =.
arr and myself. all OF Seattle. and Harry
Kaufman Of Republic. We were the ori-
gipai iacators Of tie townste. though
NJ lark afterward became associaed
WITH rs in the latter.
hal IA letter yesterday from KaufY.
man who Is at the camp. He says that
the Iroubadolf is locking we'll and he has
no doubt 1t viii develop into great mine.
The Treasury ho thinks Is the same,
snfsish be thinks tire quartz Is looking
better. Harvey, who In Cark's srperin-
tenncIit. and who opered UP the Republic
snd the Jim Blaine, Is now al work on the
Rebate and preparing TO develop il on
a large sca.e. Superintendent krumrYer
who developed the San Poll and BLACK
Tail is al work on TIE Troubaaour and
all arrangements are complete 10 push
the Development rapidly.
marked feature about development
work at Republic Is It's comparative
where the formation IL hard hornniende
and dcr1t~, IL costs 10 SIS and even so
per cubic foot. ~ Rersib,c the formation
is q soft porpayry, ussrct easier to handle.
and costing not more than s, to SO per
foot We have done TUNE! work a. low
as foot by contract and IL can tie
done az s. foot by the days work plan.
Mg. Clark remarked to me not long ago
effzt
$40 bill at Republic as he could with
Siss, az Rossiani.
Yes. think the trade from Republic
u naturally tributary 10 SEATTLE. and this
not hold and cultivate tina, trade. II II
sure "a grew 20 considerable proportions
and IN fact already amounts to a snug
sum-
heats THE KLoNDJhE.
AS far as can see" said Geo<ge w
Dickinson yesterday. ''all previous theories
are 10 bc upset by the development in
the Republic camp. TIE entire camp
seems 10 be a sort of mineral zone. three
Or four bS ten or twelve miles. highly
rnineraiixed throughout. the only question
being one az relative ysttes.
Il think that Seattle. after withdraw
Ing her eyes for moment from the
ki0ndike VIII Discover tnat size has a very
Important trade 90 ioos after and ouiid
NJ n9sIrh nearer home, From what can
learn there vii certainly be from i5ne
~ st>ess tstfsES IN ltlF E<1FEAa GkztFEfft
5nysag the coming simmer People are
going tn now daily. bad az the roads are.
THE trade from tsts district viii not
come 10 Seattle q: ia o@n accord but
Ssattla can and RAousd secure Il. II Ia
as macn tributary e. Seastts as 70 sny
ether point, snd every close observer 81
fhf commercial world viii t@t ytsu tEat
tire ~ trade once established tends In
perpstuate ard maintain Itself What
earnestly hope Seattle wl!i do Is 10 get
Ia en- tho ground eooF ia this rev district
Sssth ia mines and ia commerce. As s.
mining proposition 1 should like 10 cali
TIE attention ~ oar peopse strongly 10
the IU&stite reservation country AZ paEnw
81 Far greater Importance, to every branch
Of business. except steamboats,. than il Is
pozainis tor the kionstika business 70 t..
ft ia trsts t1at the Sis ss rsesssefss ~ profits
in the way ~ dividends fr0sn TIE gss!vtsge
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