The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-02
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THE PASSING IHRONG.

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Ex-etase Senator Edward C. Keith, Of
~ nsnca LEY. guest Of the Seattle. Since
ns. ia ssn q the ise.l:.ur. sens.ar Keith
ins Industry With = view 70 investing and
making thAt his future occupett0n. Fer
Iour months past he has been In the Re-
ter; few days dnce. purchased some prop
sheridan csnp = practically ) new ste
n ~ 'n nnr.n opesa.,osS 4 located eleven
anoat equal proportions In okanogan and
fsf1y counfiex Locations were made there
soon after the opening Of the reservation.
~ sns .a mss. or: found Of any value we're
During he radiance there Mr.. Keith had
aa opportunity 70 infinitely examine the
The ores found i Il shs e csmp say .e
public camp. there are af,esn properties ops
70 "a az .orsinx hiEh-Er.de silver. copper
70 large number Of men.
The lola ~. Consolidated Mining Conn
eany has ABOUT 3Deoo worth OF ore on the
ton: They have % fest Of shafts and drifts
ana bring out ore that ranges all the way
from 20 to q go. II II considered the most
sm rhsy sr. n Is, sScas . ue e s
an air compressor 10 tunnel 60 feet. An
other tunnel win Be run 800 feet and WIN
tap the ledge Ut 80 FEET.
The Minneapolis Company II also put
ting In an air compressor.
The Polar Star Mining Company "a
workinx ledge valued At from s1l 10 $40
The Little Chester = working three
propertien One ledge y four to six feet
I'D Nids and !. e sixty fee, IN the ore runs as
aMr. Hanna is sinking shaft In the Lit
Al the ores IN this district are silver
ana range saspsf IL 's sns from q Els ton se o
the average. The lodges are web defined
with porphyry walls.
=. 3. e, hey; IN sssar 81 bond o. the Uncle Sam
mer there II thirty ~ e-foot shaft and 4
ledge varying from two 20 four feet vide.
Al nfteen feet the ore has Aesayed from
: e $50 per ton n so'd. silver and cop
VIM A. Steel one Of the proprfetors OF
the Dawson Daily News. received . letter
came through from ps.son i iss: than
for establishment In Pennsyivania % go
nss ds, 3 IL g odsn norm. ns
He sailed from seatfie June y on the
f,ean,sr ,costa:s cisy Soins Gysr the white
.r.. reaching .sina ps~ so june me < ana nv
The large and comefete Newspaper plant.
weishln9 ovsf forfylne tons. left this
city e sns . ssssmsr Eoanote sn1 mr 70 IA
went IN over the pass In order 70 have an
once building In readlness, He had a two
story STRUCTURE. Mxlo feet. erected IN a
" al Of the business houses ana transpor-
tation companies have assured him Of al
their Job pr.ntin. and advertising.
Aishoush the building was not quite An
lshed al the material. which arrived In
good condition: was moved n by the after
power = presses. sypesstsine machines and
other machinery was being set up He
nays the FOB department win be running .
sy late, IS. out Sr,, u On q hs daily
win he published about July -.
Among the men who have gone 10 Daw-
con TO work on the Daily News are =; =:
Cornell. all of Seattle and practical news
paper men. They reached there in gooc
health and spirits and wrss n snss they arg
n. Peterson. Of Tacoma, are also part OF
thf force. They write that the trip up the
river was one OF the pleasures OF life-
time
Attorney and Mrs. Thomas q. HALEY. Of
Pencietcr. Or. are In the city taking
rest for a few days from the hot weather
Der * The arm Of Bsiisrsy 4 HALEY. He
.avs the wheat crop Of Eastern Oregon this
year win he highly satisfactory 70 the
farmers. although e , VIII not sa. ' .nsws sas
injured by late frcsts In the sprine. which
necessitated resolving some OF TIE land. cn.
dia not, howsve. vn. a' snrs p sr'sh, city
here. is Mr. Hailey's. euinion Of Seattle
re was accompanied by Mr. Esker Q!
Florida who came on visit. And a,n NO.
care 10 return home without seeing Puget
snund.
II n. Wright. owner Of claims II and II
ahrr~ Rnuarsa creek. And one OF tne
weaithle.t indivldus. mining prcnertv-own-
~. IN Aiaskr. accompanied by rs wife. ar, ar.
rived from Dawson on the AK re irts
Dawson two weeks .sc being one o. me
fass a. ssarn. out. Nothing ~ tmncrtNnce
Ma srans,,srsd rrier 10 his iesv'nx. Forr
r.cr,h. AFRO Mr.. wrish, was married :.
M. Rsttir sloan, formerly. resident an
sr4..s ,rcu-res IN Dawson. whore Mrs.
sioa~ was looking after some property 'h-
serests.
Charles crsndon, ~ .hs Yakima frli,
ri, sry,y,a m the c,tv Yesterday and VII
srsns a few laws with friends, Fr.it 'n's
YEAR in tbs. dis,r.cs. he SAYS q not so,ns
10 be 80 good or = r,, sn.n rsa. .snr. ws,,s
cherries and berries are away below 'e
standard.
J. W. Douglas, prnmtnen. ni.'"s 80.
ciaims r.ar Mount Baker. u In ne city IN
r1,i,e 10 that aistrfct, where ait~r teok'
Irr ever his property, he WIZ e"nsmshF
week or a larger srse
Myx W r. rcraa Sausn'er ol
Cav Mcconnell. 20 Jssho, snd one 9, ,Nf
most prominent society isals- ~ x,
lseho e az the sest;is acco"Feh"" ~
Ms Seana asse os tasho
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