The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

- e - vesy eeoA 1e3ew 10 poine
49, Eioosn0o creek Unpttee tnto 4. -
ssa - . sss ~ s ss sas 81
Victoria euich. uhicA il Practically he
s snd ri, r Re. sss e e Il sSe s:,s
os EtaoeAdA - HoMMm4e. y about the best
9rOund u Alaska, and think thai some
oI me Sig fortunes VIII Be made u that
neA. ~ ns,sna. has taken out OF his claim
neLgeen noe and 5.MA IN stx hours
.snnk.r sr..t : eo,.,as~ -. - ne
beas Il u e5uniry Rsnes ess,ea e on 3 Hum une
x sfT are ns.nS sold fer a. hisa a s.ase
Per IL tsscoysrer Of the creek. sold his
- Sfosss few days before ! LETT Daw-
On BONANZA the good claims 10 from
f = hal up % iae eighties On me creek.
90 tne left limit. From there il crosses
fns9s than - the left.
There y good ground on Levitt suleh.
properties, and ! ana SURPRISED that they
are not more taken up. The Bsrrys have
2 big washup on Bonanza. and they Viii
conc out wita lots Of dust this summer
fact 1 have Known from - 10 $40 Per 81,
pan to be taken ous OF claims on this
Gold Hun Is good property and some big
fortunes will be made there this year. as
inAtcations show that II il very rich.
On my own claims ! have put In .
enormous amaunt Of money. but the gold
shows up 20 well that I vii! PUT II through
further this summer"
passenger by the steamer City Of
Seattle estimated that the output Of the
Alonuike ceuntrE for the season will ex-
coed ns.@oN He said further:
= more thorough collection OF royalties
this year than last. and with this object
IN view . much closer watch ID being kept
On mining operations throughout the dis
1T i reported that an ofler OF s5os.AOe
has been made for tbs privilege Of work
ms the dnmp on Prot. + Lppys claim
give the largest yield in the vicinity Of the
French Hill ana Gold Hin are proving
richer than expected. and the output VIII
edly produce more than was expected by
the most sanGuine.
$50 far as 6 known the police have not
RS, e a no,,ss q any INCREASED s.smp
by the government; It will not be recox-
Missed by the police in the Kiondike until
ofictai notice h actually received.
The Northwest mounted police have
sent out notices TO miners on the various
creeks notifying them that II il dan
gerous 10 bring large quantities OF god to
Dawson wfthsu, an armed gaare.
The police have decided 10 a<nd escorts
to the various creeks with view 10 pro-
teet the shipments. 1t Is claimed by the
ofhcta.s that there Is a large number Of
hfGhWaymen tn the country. who have
operated successfully In other parts of the
world. and that IL Ii necessary 10 use ev-
cry precaution against them"
r.. J. and w. e. Trevorrow. who went
up TO Dawson IN 1891 from Denver are
very enthusiastic about their claims on
Gold Hi on Eidorado They have been on
several OF the creeks In Alaska but con-
slider their present claim the hest they pos
sess.
j. r. 0unsaius. q miner from Seventy
Nile creek, says that the bench claims on
that river never before opened, are prov
Ing 10 be very rich In geld and many pros
pectors ara docking To that part OF the ter
riiory. He also Gays that the bench claims
from the French Hill down az far as "a
below on Bouansa are being worked and
are turning out remarkably WELL
l.. Arthur who owns valuable claims on
BONANZA and Dominion creeks. IL very en-
thusiastIc over the output OF gold for this
year. He says that there VIII be more gosc
from these creeks than there was last year
and that several men whom he knowa
Carpir. iamafed and Davis. win all clean
up large amounts.