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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-17
NOTES OF MINES in THE NORTHWEST.

owns numerous quartz mines On kason
bay. Prince OF Wales Island. So2tneas, stern
Alaska. which are being developed They
ing the United States mail between ketcsa-
kan and adjacent Offices when the Carrie
Davis Is on the run regularly.
CAPT e. p. DYER VIII leave on April l
~ for Helen bay. Southeastern Alaska.
where be has large Mining interests One
or these Gains IL so rich that in few
days. VITA only a prospoctcr's pick, the
captain pounded up and PANIED over A00a
worth of g3ld dust, and a picked chunk.
when crushed. made two thirds OF a com
mon geld par fun. yet when washed il
weighed ss25. He has eight men working
an old style Mexican arrastre and. their
winters work thus far has nesteti soma
$4,000. IL is understood tina, he intends
installing modern machinery this spring
. .
IN writing TO friend the superintendent
OF the Palmer Mountain Tunnel Com.
psny. near Loornis. Okanogan county says
they have tapped the seventh blind lead OF
free gold ore that IL is the richest of ali,
and that this Is a rich property.
DUMOR. pretty we'll authenticated. has
l. " Ii that the miners OH the Copper
Queen have struck the Ledge. This Is own
ed by the Lost Creek Mining CorGsy any. and
1, Is just across the river from ire Sunset,
whose ledge they believe they have.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-17

THE Golden Star Mining Company, 81
which T. h. Corey is president. haa
opened an Office In Seattle. This
company owns ciasns on Miller ard Beck
Isr rivers. near Sky kornish. They have
siderable deEeiopment-enough 10 show
strength ard value. The assays run from
xls 10 81 gold. silver ard copper, Mr..
Corey Was for many years superintendent
OF The Fairfax coal mines.
A EUGENE KNAPP. the mining enc
\. gineer and expert eyanidist, with
Mr.. A. T.. Levy, has gone 10 Pearl, idaho.
some ten miles from B0:se City, where
they viii install a Eve stamp mill. They
then propose investigating that district for
short time. returning 10 Seattle by May /.
w r. ANDERSON. OF Skykomish. has
Wv put in all his time and means on
Miller river for the past several years, ana
his enthusiasm Is Gubounded. He has
learned OF some attempts ar jumping claims
In this district. but says they VIII prove
abortiys because assessment work had all
been done before ine snow fell last fall.
THE Northwest Alaska Prospecting
i Company. with headquarters in Seat
tie. has purchased the steamer Carrie Da-
Wis and win send her north the Isl OF
April She Is twin screw vessel with
passenger capacity Of twenty, and some
thirty tons freight space. This company
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-17

ooMIs March i5.~okaHnsan cous-
~, ard especially the Palmer
- mountain country. IN beginning 80
fee the effects Of the wave OF
ssesrsri'y - swiftly covering the mia
Nxliaed portion ~ the state 90 Wash
n1sea. and mines slia, aaye been sAls
VI resume work IN the early spring.
1A country herssscass has been ea.iszs
mining nssr 'yhe seid portion Ok
nssninstoa. because msirh OF 1ng
~ = niili,sg. larger proportion. in fact.
saaa any other camp in the state. Since
sas DAYS Of the heena the mining Industry
a1 Dot siopaes here. hat en many proper
J. - instead. Il has gene forward Without
Mat. ard tais year Will see the cuirsina-
- % the owners efforts In many new
whiefsa payers here Just now IL is srs
abe 10 giYs tall rYseme of mining
~ eaf much ,hat Is Of Interest sas LACEY
ssNspisSst
1ae Palmer Mountain Tunnel Company
80 feond the seventh vein quite recently,
Is q heaNgy. carrying high values IN
80 cola TNe FIRST ledge In ssls tunnel
: eur a. 3epth 81 80 feet showing
- 80 Sud al ;nesGxh &. TAl~ leSss was
- Arst af the sevee. and any ore ~ them
"e1sa BE- considered ay most companies
:. saed enough sh s~iux IL justify purchase
~ machinery. bar /; s. fes ;ha policy %
-, - ss'na1sa0y 20 .}e ANYTHING in snat lgne
So 49, sHeF know tuS; wat ghas have got.
- : fhe mosi extensive e.ssprpTsss Ia =
. .~ass1s WAY n Tire state, Teaey began tse
So So With pa Intention ef running II
Ffes % tre fsr;hest eusexop Sn tse
ssisss.ss.asa, ana uos Fec ons snrsrvns have
ery asssgNe,a sroat tAe purpose. The she~
a. s Peer TIA. tha edges ~ nas reach
,~s ss. heTv tas iats lcguel proves the s~ass-
lass work = hing dens IN TIRE
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c. E. Tburston g Co.
100 Cherry Street, Seattle.

liz Cherry Street: Seattle. Wash.


'PhoSe. Main ~.
Now that II IL a'setsled fact that patsey
Clark has sold his interest In the Hepub-
lie mine to Toronto people. he will have
more time To devote to his other proper
ties one OF the greatest OF these being
the Harvest situated In what IL known
"a the south half of the CalviIle reserva-
ton. nine miles south az the Republic
mine where he has haG q Gopstanf force
Of men working all winter. Adjoining
this are tn. four claims OF the Standard
Mining and Aiising Company. having been
opened up and developed last fall. showing
from so to SO per ton assay. We VIII! sell
n few thousand shares more AT the pro-
motors price OF ia cents. Have iss shares
of Foriy-F1Ye cheap. Handle al, other
stocks.
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C. E. Thurston g Co,

Facts are stubborn things Tho
Cleopatra" property ia Miller river Dis
triet is a mine. 1t IS not dream or
prospect. All the floating stock IL being
quietly absorbed at steadily advancing
price by people who have investigated It's
immense resources. If you want a real
good thing at about one fifth OF It's real
value buy Cleopatra" We can sell YOU
few thousand shares al 6sz cents
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I|HInN O. Selling REPUBLIC NM.
I1ick Clark Denies Persistent Rumor-Se
attic Properties Make Excellent
Showing.
Special Dispatch to the Post rn,e,,,.ene.,

Special Dispatch st.Intentg
Of a bxkoR
NcQuag Toronto Of
interest In the mine NJ
.
the
Office % ~ D~A1sse'
Of Mr.
e correspond nt tonight
80 - - ~ '""Ass sh 1hs
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Chas. G. Dickinson & Co.
MINING INVESTMENTS.
50s Mutual Life Bldg. Phone, Main 40
Seattle. Wash.

We offer Mountain Lion at S. cents until
noon. Wednesday. March Is.
We have bargain III 5000 Kate Hay
ward. sNowDRop for a few days longer
n cents. Get in aow
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:s-2S Jan,ieeon BLOCK. Spokane. Wash.
We have just had placed with us for
Fontenoy Mining Company, which owns
the Fontenoy adjoining the Waterloo on
the east In the Camp Mckinney district.
B. c. Work on this property will be
vigorously pushed The stock Is selling
rapidly. and the price will undoubtedly adj
vance in few days. We can offer a few
shares today al l9c.
We offer the following. subject to con-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-17

+. r. Van Tuyi returned yesterday from
a weeks visit 10 Skagli county. He is :f-
,eressed In a shingie mil near Sedro- Wool
ley and said last Night sAag the mills Ut
Sxagst are aow running fun blast "Jass
row market conditions are very satisfae
tory, Mr.. Van Tuyl said. There Is q
good movement and the prices received By
tne aiii E1en are such as 20 Aave A margin
OF profit The manufacture OF shingles =
becoming daily a greater Industry in SkAsi,
and Whstcofn Counties Mil operators are
hoping foe a continuance % tha present
demands
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-17

The fate OF Tacoma's sunken ship .he
AnsaeESna. seems 10 he ssaled she viii
undoubtedly lie Al the boron az The har-
Dor, eventually 10 be buried in the wash
raise her are about 10 be Abandoned No
diver can be found who viii so dcwt, In
water as deep as that In which the vessel
lIe@
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BUY BULLION STCck.

II you want To ssyess IN stock at cents
that viii sell fes s 10 cents within -
days. you viii sna IL ia the BULLION
stock
A sound company OF practical mining
men are now working the property with
blk force. Large quantities az ore
ia sight. which assay SO per ton. THIS
property is only eight miles from North
shipper very soon. Look this up X you
want Id make money
SHERRoD 4 NAYLoR,
Official Brokers. Spokane, Wash.
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surg. n prayer Offered ard the remains u
the stranger carefully ard tenderiy aid
away.
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H. Palmer &CO.
ExcAaaAe Nafjsad Bank 1sBdlnI
SPOKANE. WASH.


f,aets seem 20 Re tire b>s: seslers aDo-
kass and Buffalo Hump At zsse IL very
rssrssssxr Tnss property hss a foot Ledge
M W. ID. MeYadsen t1Et returned from
the Hump. says the ledge 10 seet side
THE o!ssSsss Of tEs company are .re@dsrst
Hon. Cyrus HAPPY: ssee president, 10
ssxgrcs. secrssary -frsasssrsg C. nItr4@~
Rsdssin. ether trustees. Judge W.
Fsrkisy SPOKANE AMI Hon. r. Na.as
psly. Eay1sna. The heavy sharsnoI5mrs
are isgssis4g citizens cs spekans and Ha4s
lard. We a9gis@ the purchase 81 this sseck
=. present pfa@e.
rSsaDss.sses 1xx. We are nn~ Of .hn
oldest Arms In sfsis line Ia the Northwest
All the standard stocks is al tae csuxna
bought and sod
Free snxss sf AZ the campo
&. O'naIES WEDDfu = CO.
Spokane OHsoe-sI4- s1s Peytsn Haeo1k
2AnaiAnA 0G1co-0 cotmGh1n -
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~ sesl ssssSn ysslnS nsan % yafcna-
=. Nj shortly 3aaaxsirats a nesst
$3.50 81 sWss0sN Nam.sasa1-pr ksssgssess ~.
warnings xsta ssxxsoa baked
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Send FOR pocket map OF the Republic ana
Camp Mckinney district: also our market
letter.
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Kira rr@atS I nv Glfe yaur
reAyAn, sna Il eousa ssna YEA Hssy tines
as.4eans wesA na| feel sAaT paying
ta fua Ter wa eu@ SwG VIII lei y@a sheut ray
cas- 1n
IN a I suffered for - yesrx
sas3 sr TEE eeusant PAN - aiIA sslf
seTkNs u Gcy0N4 description eoHa
azsSs. saS bad soDGaaE that
snGsslH st8rve a~Aeh. hA3 .
uaosFhins order - feASt- Ay sases
AE5xss took &8 ns@ctsea. Nss sstaw
sar~en. dewpaFea e eare. fo- 4 seemess THAI 4ac
aeeass&ne eaU3 help My husband prevailed
asan "a tss%asA1 msedfcGe- !
~ after eeEaaae2Stas
u cured asXcn9 ssa&ht. I fses
= ean@SM Per Xo3 gsy 5NAFsfals
thass NhEA $50 ffsAF 80
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Milan Wash.
rseGsievpea. received yen~ Hasyan ans scox i a.
ccrtws She sassr@etsHs ard nay satisaeoa
j Hna wss@s ag&la well I aaa LEA fsaa Ha4-
yan wsa care rae u sach shsrt tire, bus psa.d
s5sE II as My ezswes without medicine
Tsn - ny ssofnaeA afTer eatag Is shnx The Yas
saAaI influence zaa viii a.
4Fasa4s Mat sz1entss medicine Hvagaa tAank xsa
Ers4sy.
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Hudyan
Cures.

fs1 EsYA>. So pas $50
Yea naaY sgsessaS xse 4
SszTxts. S2E kax&stS $40. -
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Heayan Remedy Co.-n~ar pogsorss /; IS worry crafty
lag aisle ie that Of sf0m
sch sfowhae Your i4dyau nysd me in soot shape, ard
= aha please AID II does rot This
ia 80 hssu abe enjoy
SAGA luxury 8ses 10 - that Csud sgsps
svs Eg8sI food. au& ! euii
pain after estiss Ecaa al kinds
tahses cklsx eh3sSo. anything I Nkv Ny
hewee again IN gnos shage thanks 80 valuable
nassiesne. medicine nss 1aee q
taams ~tsh al There medicine
ssysh shan FtetFsn. - THIS am cute sure
YOURS v@SmeNEuss. =. ID. CASBERG.
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Hudyan
Cures.

E@r s@s n druggists. 4ssrt uor ree&9as 81 pFl1s
- write ss tasasAa Eaeay Co. Ger. stoxksSE. kss
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-12-28
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, HiramP. Blanchard and Amanda
M blanchard hfs wife, by their certain deed
of trut executed Oct. %. 1893, and recorded on
the 18th day of December, 1898, In the ofice Of
the recorder of deeds OF Taney county, 40; in
book two t2) page 394 OF the records Of said Of
fee, conveyed to W M. Wade the undersigned
trustee, in trust for the purpose in said deed
provided and set forth, the following described
real estate situated in fancy county, Mo. towit:
the east one half of the southwest (1zl quarter
OF section twenty-five t22) also the northeast
(14l quarter of section nine (9) the north one
(,S) half of the northeast tkI quarter OF section
(s) eight also the the north one Gs) half of the
northwest quarter Of section nine t9) all In
township twenty "a four Of range twenty (2ll
one in Taney county Mo-, being four hundred
acres more or less Whereas default has been
made in the payment of the interest upon the
note secured by said deed or trust, now, there
fore, in accordance with the provisions Of said'
deed of trust, the whole debt Is declared due.
and 1 will, at the request Of the legal holder
OF said note under the power and authority con-
ferred by the terms aud conditions OF said deed
of trust, as trustee threin, on Tuesday, Janu-
ary the end, 1870, between the hours Of nine
O'Clock 3. m and 'clock p. m. Of said day,
at he front door of the circuit court house in
Forsyth, Taney county, Mo. offer for sale and
sell at public vendue for cash in hand to the
highest bidder the real estate hereinbefore de-
scribed, for the purposes of paying the debt, in.
terest, cost and expenses secured by said deed
of trust. W. NJ. Wade, Trustee.
First publication Nov. 80. 1899. 5-2.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-12-28
Brother BRYAN charges that Presi

Brother Bryan charges that Presi-
dent Mckinley's financial recommcn-
dations are dictated by Wall Street.
Inasmuch as the presidents recon-
mendations. are in harmony with the
views of the best financiers of all
countries they will probably prevail,
the criticisms of those patriots who
are able to financier everything eX-
cept their own business TO the con-
trary notwithstanding. There is no
gainsaying that, were Mr.. Bryan, un-
fortunately, in position to make re-
concentrations to the congress they
would be in the interest of the "Bar-
ons" who own the silver mines, silver
bullion aud silver stocks of the couu-
try. Neither Mr.. Bryan nor any sill
verite for him will denv the above
proposition.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-12-28

The fact that Tancy county land is
heing purchased at the rate of near
ly 10000 acres a mouth may mean
much to some people and it may
mean little to others, but to the man
with knowledge of Taney's prospec-
tive mineral greatness it means iEat
it is time to act, and that it is need
full to act quickly, if one would reap
the reward of wise investment. "The
ground ficor' will soon be completely
occupied. and largely by persons from
other states, while those born aud
bred in the woods and hills and along
the crystal streams of this corner of
of Eden permit their opportunities to
pass uuimproved. This should not
be thus, as this paper has said before.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-12-28
T. j. BERRY, Branson, Mo,
Contest Notice

Department of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Springfield, Mo /, Dec. II, 1899
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by George +. F.Huckstep, contestant
against homestead entrv No. 2i420. made April
2, 1897, for the s hf sw or ne or sw-qr & NV qr
or sec 81, twp 22n range 2Iw, by Claus Kor-
tum, contestee, in which it is alleged that the
said Claus KOrtum, has wholly abandoned and
changed his residence from said land for more
than six months next proceeding the date of the
affidavit of contest herein and that said aban-
dOnment was not due to the employment of de-
fendant in the military naval service of the
United States, said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 'clock q. m. on February
United States Land Office IN Springfield, Mo.
The said contestant having in a proper affi-
davit, filed December IL, 1880, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not he made, it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper publication.
NJ. v. Gideon, G.. A. Ramsey
Register.-- Receiver.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-12-28
MANY HoMEsEEKRRs.

Five Carloads Passed Through on ths
Frisco forthe Southwest.
From the Leader-Democrat of Thursday.
"The Frisco railroads semi-month.
ly harvest or homeseeker's excursion
passed through the city this morning.
The homeseekcrs came over both the
st. Louis and Kansas City divisions
five carloads in all. These homeseek-
ers are mostly from the north and
east. Many of them are out of haf.
mony with the rigidity Of their
northern homes, end wish to escape
to a more balmy cline. Many others
are men of moderate means who seek
to better their condition by coming
where good land is cheap and where
the future promises so much. Others
still are attracted by the prospect O:
mineral investments and come to look
the mining section over.
The bulk of the excnrsiOnists 60 to
southwest Missouri and Oklahoma,
while others go further west. Monctt
is the point at which they scatter.
some going this way and some going
that.
The value OF these excursions, fos-
tered by the cheap rates of the rail-
road, is we'll understood by those in
terested in the progress of this Sec
tiOn."
Taney county gets her full quota of
these homeseekers. Hundreds of
them have found homes in this county
and the future bids even better than
the past. The immigration to this
county Ill 1900 will be double that of
1899. Many of those who have locat-
ed within the past year are informing
relatives and friends of the wonderful
resources of Taney county and. the
splendid opportunities offered the
poor man. Everybody if not directly
have indirectly been benefited by this
immigration. They are helping to
tighten the burden of the ax-paycr;
they are rearing up new homes on
ever! hand. They are helping to
build up society, thus paving the way,
to better conditions and better times.
Let us unite and double our energies
in this direction. This has been the
most prosperous year Taney county
has enjoyed in "a long time and much
of this prosperity eau be attributed
to the immigration of the past year.
Get ready for the work of 1900.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-12-28
Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Springfield, Mo. Nov. Is, 1899.
a sufficient contest affidavit having been
flied in this Office by Robert Flint, con-
testant, against homestead entry No 2294l
made November II, 1895, for the Sc or NV or &
sw x u sec IS twp 23 range 20, by Noah
Smith, contestee, in which it is alleged that
the said Noah Smith has wholly abandoned and
changed his residence from said tract for
more than six months next preceding the date
of the affidavit of contest herein, and
that said abapdonment was not due to the en-
pkoyment of defendant in the miitary or naval
service of the United States. Said
parties are hereby notified to appear, respond
and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10
O'Clock IN. on January Is. 1900 before VIM.
H. johnson, a notary public at Forsyth, fancy
county, Mo-: and that final hearing will be
held at 10 O'Clock a. m on January %, 1900,
before the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Springfield. Missouri.
The said contestant having, in a proper ani-
davit. filed Nov. Is, ls99 set forth facts which
show that after due diligence, persc nal service
of this notice can not be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
NJ. V. GIDEON, Register.
g. A. RAMSEY. Receiver.
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Eepal Aauertise,nents.
Contest Notice.

Department Of the Interior. United States
A suficient contest AFFIDAVIT having been fled
in this Office by Jacob Ipgenthron, contes-
tant, against meetcad entry No "A. .&o7, made
March "A. 1887 for the hf sw fri Or NV fri
or sec is twp stn rang COW by Luther s; fos.;
Luther s, York kas- wholly abandoned and
changed his residence from said land, continu-
ously from the month Of August, 1897; to the
date OF ding the affidavit of contest herein
That said abandonment was not due to the en-,
ployment of defendant in the military or naval
service of the United States. said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock
o. m, ON January SO. l900 before j. w. Hughes,
County Clerk of Taney county, Missouri q:
Forsyth, 1aney County, Missouri. land
that final hearing will be held at Ii O'Clock, o..
m. on February 8, 1900, beforei the Register
and Receiver at the United States Land Office
in Springfield. Missouri.
The said contestant having, In proper
affidavit, filed December I. 1900. set forth
facts which show that after due diligence per-
sonsl service of tn notice can moi be made. il
is hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
NJ. V. Gideon, Register.
G. A. Ramsey Receiver
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it is generally believed in Washing.
ton, by Hon. A. p. German of Mary.
land, who, although supporting the
ticket in 1896, has labored unceas'
ingly to retrieve the Democratic for
tunes, his most practical work being
to awaken the conscience of the De-
mocracy against the dishonesty of the
silver theory. On the Republican
side, the speeches have been able and
numerous, Messrs. Dolliver of Iowa,
and Oimsted of Pennsylvania, being
among the ablcst of the speakers
next to MIR. Overstreet, the father OF
the bill. Perhaps the most notable
and pungcnt of the sentences of the
session is which described the bill as
a measure "tO continue confidence
and to perpetuate property"
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-12-28
Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Springfield, MO-, Dec IL, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Circuit
Clerk at Forsyth. Mo-, on Saturday, January
"a, l90a viz:
Major j. Jones, homestead application No.
81 ,sS2 fer the sw or ne Or se or NV Or aec 20
twp 23n range 2lw.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz:
Jasper McMillian. VIM Maddux, Jacob Grove,
John Plummer. all Of Branson, NO
M v. Gideon, Register.