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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20
slirht1y Absentminded.

"Does your husband V help you
about taking care Of the babyy' was
asked the wife Of a young professor ! 10
a neighboring city.
"Not often, though sometimes he
does. Last evening he said he'd take
Willie for an airing as he was going
to walk down to the p~ostofice. Half
an hour later l saw my husband sit
ting in the parlor reading a scientif:
magazine. but I could see nothing OF
the baby. .
"'Where's Willie? What have you
done with himY I asked.
"'Why.' said the professor, i forgot
all about him. l think he Is sitting In
the postofhce.' "-Detroit Free Press.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20
Rough ON the Reporter.

The late Sir John Macdonald once
gave orders to the leading Ottawa pa.
per that his speeches We're always to
be reported verbatim, rs he prided
himself on the perfection of his e
tempore style. But On one occasion,
when he spoke after dining generous
~, the reporters notes turned out SO
incoherent that the editor took fright
and sent the young mar to get Sir
Johns own revision Of his remarks.
That statesman gravely corrected the
reporters literal transcript Of what 1t
had said and as gravely said to him Oh
taking leave: young man, let me give
you a piece of advice, Of which fear
you stand in need. Never touch liquor"
San Francisco Argonaut.
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r

II think my Uncle jerry. said Aunt
Mehitabel. twas the contrariest man l
ever see. l remember Of his pickir
up n hot p'tater once when we was
eatin dinner. an there wasn't no COM
pany at the house, nuther. An what
do you s'pose he done with it|
"Threw it at somebody" conjectured
Dne Of the listeners.
mo; he held 1t In his hand till 1t
blistered him."
"What did he do that for"
"'Cause anybody else would "a drop
ped it"-Youth's Companion.
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A Gentle Reproof.

"Why is it that you people have SO
many revolutions"
my friend" replied the South Amer
lean, syou forget that each country
must have amusements suited to It's
temperament. You also overlook the
airy facility which practice gives.
Hence your misuse Of language. Those
are not revolutions. They are merely
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20
Lot. of These Socialists.

"No, my child, you cannot marry
Rayenswood Plunks."
"Rut, papa. what Is your objection
to RavieY"
"My child, he is one Of the most OBJ
jectionable socialists I ever met"
"a socialist. papa? Surely you are
mistaken"
"No, I'm not. He actually demand
ed to share my wealth with mel!
"Ravie did that? Why, papa, what
did he say"
"He said he wanted to be my son-in-
law."-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20
Renection an the rnther,

"See here, Moike," said an aged
Irish citizen to his grown son, "Oi be
afther hearin this mornin that yez
broke up tn meetin at tn hall las
noight an carried on with a high hand.
Tn mex thing We know, yez'l be drag.
gin yer OF fathers name into yer
scrapes by causln people to say that
yez're chip often tn OIL block."-Ohio
State Journal.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20
Escaped 1t.

"What Is it? An amateur concerto
Eyes, but 1t Is to be given by the best
talent in the neighborhood, and it's fol
charity"
"How much are the tickets"
"Fifty cents. You ought to buy u
couple Of them and CO."
81 think I'd rather buy four Of them
and not go. Here's your money."-Chi.
cage Tribune.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20

Jerusalem Is now nothing but a
shadow Of the magnificent city Of an
cienl times. 1t Is about three miles in
circumference and is situated on a
rocky mountain.
"While 1t cannot be denied that all
men are liars" said the corn fed phi
bsopher, yet not all liars are men,
indianapolis Journal.
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NNthinG In II.

II see FROM the papers that a man
fell into the docks and was drowned"
said Phildog.
Couldn't swim, l suppose" said
Wagster.
"That goes for nothing" said Phil
dog. Look ut me. When l was wash.
Ell overheard, going to the Isle OF
Man, ! couldn't swim a stroke, yet
kept myself atioat by keeping my
head
certainly, your head kept you up"
remarked Wagster.
They don't speak now.-Spare Mo.
ments.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20

The western part Of Persia Ia In.
habited by a species Of camel which Ia
the pygmy of Its kind. They are snow
white and are on that account almost
worshiped by the people.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20

What a busy world this would be II
1t only We're as fascinating to beat a
carpet as II Is to beat n slot machine
Detroit Journal.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20
Sick Headaches,

The curse Of overworked womankind,
are quickly and surely cured by Karl's
Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifier
and tissue builder. Money refunded II
not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and so
cts. Sold by Chapple Drug Co.
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An Easy One.

He entered the cheap restaurant and
took a seat Mt one Of the tables.
"Will you have a Is cent dinner or =
Is cent one? inquired a waiter.
us there any real difference"
Certainly"
what is it?"
"Ten cents."-Ohio State Journal.
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"Best on the market for coughs and
colds and all bronchial troubles; for Group
It has no equal" writes Henry r. Whit
ford, South Canaan. Conn, OF One Min
ute Cough Cure. Chapple Drug Co.
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There md Here.

I'm India only one woman In every
100 is able to read"
"Well. l don't believe more than n
in every 100 Of our own women Is able
to read anything besides the dry goods
ads."-Chicago Times-Herald.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20

When doctors disagree. the trouble IL
that the other fellow IL too weak Ia
get out OF the way Galveston News.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20

In Henry Wits time a lamp was
found in a monastic tomb that had
been burning for 1000 years.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20

Nameless and Dateless Tombstone
Speaking Of tombstone literature, we
have some in our wv cemetery which
read a little queer. On one Of the
stones which mark a grave not SO
very old Is the following:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
BIG COPPER TRUST FORMED
All the Leading Producers of the
World Are Reported to he
~

CHICAGO ApFll - ~Ths TIrnsse Herald
wf,t aay ssssnogrew TsTfsSst@ information
v~seheA cnseaxa TO-DAY tAAt *s@ es2ntrA -
saa ssee4. signed IN f4endaa on EF4ssAt.
watch formally tF4n&tsgf*ss - q single e.
ssrssasfesr practically 84i og he iAf9@ $40
,asssssur eassssey mines IN the Eai.aEs states
II Is understood fbRt the rn ass under
sattF-sst pffssishceSs about 4sssssAs@ Esoti7sttS
ssse a. an. fa;sl essspGf 80 SAS-aots. pounds
Sac <hat were sairs3 IN shss country sass
vvsy Tessss wssAsz II % claimed vii pro
sa,s, sslsls a. ssks1 Esssstn9s 1sas - tAs
s.sssgwt 81 az e.ss 80 tsaGusss fire ~ssiFfss'-
81 lar. lssss Arsaeetiag to estimates Tss
sst~~Sttv AfEer ths rsgutfastsosa saT tNa aax
ssga~su~ors became pstSso property tbS
actual wslsss. az sha tystrEns rr>ESrft$@ taken
szxssr wtft exceed see assa.ftn
The particulars rsxevvr. ~tS probably
BE maize gasslse ssaFtHz fSs COMING wsek
ana sse formal 1tee % the company sstI
ezsr frSsyss MAJ
sT %sacs Use u.~ EfsSDtEA BON . AZ -
ssYpsssssssai ss@sst IN cSSp~Ts TSe oTgsHfs&-
s4ap ~iis rxesegs shN Price beth n k>srngse
ard America ARA give - sAe eS,Tngasy
tsss1v 10 distribute tire rslffas, is3te3fsNenI-
s. ash economically 80 the markets where
4 - ssa~s IN demand, K WAS tse latter
moderation n htch brought 1850 ire eza1a
selszst.au sssysar 90 tAe Interests that swTe
fsrrNscssSs~ aatRxenisFic. 1'ss@ Eeshschl5<ss
fsiralsssv,s ,se faysds an5 made the ssips'sa'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
STRIKE n PRINCESS MAUD.
THE STOCK - RAPIDLY RECOVER
ING FROM RECENT SLUMP.
VIII De More Coed Miaes In Re-
!.
pshiic Camp Thsn In Any Whfch
Has Been Opened In the Couatry.

Special DisaAtch 20 the pcss-ratesligencer
SPOKANE. April 1.-Prtn1@ss MAID. IN
Republic camp. has furnished the sensation
for the past wreck in mining circles. Early
tn the week when news reached here tha.
ire drsfs which has fo- thirty feet been
running through 4 fault. or horse had
broken into FIJI fnce OF quartz the stock
had slumptd 10 It's loves, ebb. sss cents As
later reports Indicated that the strike was
important the stock began 70 jump under
buying orders and within the past three
days IL has risen to 10 cents. and some
sales have bean made today at even bet
ter figures.
After ,he ledge was encountered in the
Princess Maud tunnel drift was begun
10 connect with the shaft. where some fine
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another lB feet. Montreal parties recent
iy secured a large block of the Republic
No. treasury stock at a figure said 10 be
cents. This insures sufficient funds to
continue the tunnel to the ledge.
San Poll.
The report is current that a large body
of exceptionally rich ore has been struck
In the San Poll. AS the mine carries a
large body of ore that assays in the neigh
borhood OF sioo. there is no reason to
doubt the report of having struck even
richer ore. Drifting is progressing at a
rapid rate. and the property is practically
In shape TO take out ore in any desired
quantity.
Santa Marie.
The Santa Marie claim OF the San Juan
group came TO the front this week with
the biggest strike recorded for the week
A l-foot ledge was uncovered. which has
been proven to be the Delta vein. A sack
of quartz taken from across two feet OF
the ledge was brought to this city to he
assayed, and the returns showed gill e.
The balance of the ledge assays well. the
average or the whole seven feet showing
about 80. and this is from near the sur
face. The property also carries another
vein. upon which a shaft ls being sunk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
RUSHING TO BUFFALO HUMP.
THIRTY AxD YOaTr LOCAT0RS Al.
RIyfx0 EVERY DAY.
DSee~veSy 81 Geld Deposits hfval-
Sag ssa< Of the Rtehess Quarts
Dtgwss9s nj Wsshis9ses - Ten

~ TScE through traskc arrange
- assnts were nzade 10 take peopse
from al paris 81 the Wess % tae
~ Buffalo Hump District iz I6aae, \
great rEzess 20 fhas rscss gocziisy has sss2et.
ard in The language st W. r. Travis. Of
the Utah, Nevada T. California SssSe eosa-
pany. operating srssrn Lewiston 10 pasfss
fn the vicinity 81 tie Hump, We are tax
ing o1t iseatcrs rairty and so.ty day"
Mr. Travis reports the discovery 81 ae~
posts os gold thar rival ~ors@ ~ fne rich
est quartz asg@fngs of Washington. Up
ward az fzsg 20 the Ton - said 70 b. ~
m naeara a rare ard. and by sumner II ~
sn4 prospect that there will he a. least
Ioasa proxpecsors located Ia tie hills in
th.. Idaho panhandle OF tas Bitter Rec,
region.
The nrs. discovery % gold there was
made by r. r. Rlgiey and samuel Rob
hsns. the latter Of whom died early in
April Afser they had sssnk hole twenty
FIVE feet they bonded their claim for 5ss.-
ON. getting sye In cash ard an asres-
Hent that the remainder wossld be paid
within a year In monthly instafimsnts. A
wonderful sarface showing IL being made.
said Mr. Travis. a. Salt Lake recently. The
owners Of sha Cracker Jack claim. Haw-
iey 4 Flint. were given certificate show
Ing a value o. yz1N tn geld and over 80
In silver 10 tina ton. from the ien-neh vein
of their prorssrty. Rufus Hawiey had am
other assay ON free-miIling quartz. show.
ing & yszs 20 the ton. These men. who were
formerly California prospectors. have sold
the Cracker Jack 70 Samuel /. silgerraan.
OF Spokane. for k3e.oo cash.
9iIverman also bonded the Aerfimac
claim for E7s.aA. This claim aLso yields
said to the amount af more than $se1
o ton. The Spokane man Ia one Of the
three owaer OF the Big Buffalo. the most
prominent claim. which has been bonded
for SS75o1 This cain was discovered by
z n. Rix.ey and A. p. Mekenna. Men
named tolisnder and Sweeney are jointly
insereA~d In II with SiiyermAn. Campbell
q Frank of Spokane have bought the
Morning Star group for toooe. group
Of mines In the Maliick district has been
honded for Sso0o 20 the DE Lamar Gold
q Silver Mlning company. limited. led by
Capt. DE Lamar.
II IL estimated that there are 500 people
already in sha; vicinity. most Of whom
have made locations. and z.lse more are
waiting for spring at Grangsstlle. the
principal headquarters near the Hump dis
trfct The locality has all the appearance
Of q rough mining country. With dance
halls. gambling and drinking in fun blast.
A daily newspaper has been started. stores
end other buildings are In process % ersc-
ssan. and by Las. spring, when The sixteen
feet Of snnw IL melted. Grangeviiie and
contiguous resorts promise 10 be among
the iiyellsst places In the West
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tsora s1r The Error<an Interests srvuived
While the Standard CO Company vas
credlses ufsk ar1srx e. the xarre exAp&es.y
s0y fAe Arte-scan xsste. Ire Rnffsehsid En-
fersss bad is rsassa leverage In It's hots-
snxs ca Isle Rcvas "a Lake Superior knows
- LIE W-rSaxo Copper Company. s1a
stock q which concern s. rcs listed On AIRY
american exc4acxs ART the fsss Royal
Lard Cusnpany limited Avogg The other
properties named In sestar@ay's pviyess
cssS~s were re Clark Esxe4nw and re
Marcus DAILY interests IL Malfsna sne
Arrssi@ar ard Centennial tra ths Lake SGs-
Ss~aGs RECTOR and the cid Dominion il
Art1orss but * b. kng~r tina. several other
Es.gfsertNes ras nayed are tEefEENsE
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Friday afternoon. Of all parties involved
II Ia said thar Walker promised 10 Keep
away from the woman. who called herself
Mrs Walker The last mentioned Mrs.
Walker threatened 50 commit suicide.
Mr. and he real Mrs. Walker went to
Father Prrfontaine. and told him Of the
wouasn's alleged intention About e:1
o'clock in the evening the reverend father
went ~ The Burke block 10 persuade her
THAI IL was wrong 20 atteUnt suicide. she
told him that she hal already taken lau3-
anHrfa. The father sent a unesSense+ after
4 physician Or. Il w Schoenie, who saw
ea the wGnsan's life,
Mrs. Walker. the r"as ore WAS with the
other woman when a reporter called YES
tefaay afternoon The other woman gave
her name as Jennie Jennings She denied
having attempted suicide and ssfa that = {
had r,ot ferressnis6 herself as Mrs Walk
81. Or Scheeule said the woman took
IA aazoslTn ana Father A-sefanla4ne said
she tes3 HIM tnat she had done so.
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MINING auREAu Avn EXCHANGE.
Organization Perfected by Election
of OMcers-The By-Laws.

A majority OF the ssaekhesders 81 the
Mining Bureau and Exchange, OF Seattle.
met yesterday afternoon in the ofacs or
Fred Hses Kcwsli. when much important
business was transacted The bureau lie
ro~ ar Incorporation, with bylaws which.
IL carried ossf. Will be- % material benefit
To the mining interests OF the whole state
These ky-iaws provide for The election
Of trustees. eyic&rr etc. as customary.
and that no person may have more tfran
oss vote. No matter hpw many snsTts ne
owns. that Votes may be cast BY written
proxy thar ali questions must De settled
by q majority 81 the trustees except thar
OF adjournment, that all officers must be
members In good standing OF the associa-
ten, that by "A swo-thirds vote OF the
trustees, any trustee may De expelled;
thar failure 10 pay dues precindes vatng,
ard 81 months arrears exress snt men,
Der forthwith. that any member may al
AIRY time have authority to Investigate
hooks etc: the seal ~ The corporation 10
be in the margin the words The Mining
Bureau and Exchange OF SEATTLE and
IN the center the words. Corporate Seal.
fsss.'s the officers To eoRSis; % president,
vice president. secretary. assistant secre-
tary treasurer. auditor and general usafs-
Kger each ta have tire Customary du'3ss
of the respective a-irTs. provide Cor fhe
issuance 81 stock. etc. ard thai sfn@stFs-
sns % stock hssters. 81 special rneeiirs
sziEsA fHf sAas ssseESs5e purpose. ~ MAJOR
rs yate q rh< ssacstsafAsrs
Ths assaezisal tsas.fssss = FestgtaaTss
szAsse4zsg mA& shs assets@z = TIE fealoEiFzr
ss-se~.s Frss nkee Rsswss president II
= S4xsg sse& ,sressssss4s Charles fe5vergv.
sse~essare AssEFwN hHo1 Treasurer Ess
xssztsnr aHssNSasx secretary &~@ genera
szsazssxssF Ers Is kse s.s~gsssH - ghe saeetlnE
e. ts sse4s &oe&af sfsasFsoes * n'SEss1
81 E<shanseu y ikes~si.s o-1ess
= lisa saken Hefzss fssxsg - sa@fsees ntg@1
szsstsz* sssas ySe &s.S.ssefastar Shawn has
Asa ,As s.~s4sf - shaEusas sssssSe. - that
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xsls CT a NaIsE aestS 4 Il fSy sts% ss's
sa~sss e4y sssfsfsrssHs tEss gxssfs3ag ts1E g@tFs
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farssss Interested esss hssssAssfe afsS sTssf-
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txmsstsFz 90 sssarss awH wtHsG3as fn* frsr~
tsw can sstH- vi skEa1ft1 ts.tr .@ofts-
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DEWEY DAY TxGa R~IoN.
over Thousand Nt~ttar~ Expected
tm OLYMPIA Next SUNDAY

AFraF.s rssants are son& ran3y forward
sew ffa Dewey Sag excursion ~ tt's gsss}a
> WseA frase saAay- Trse cst~nFsz5ea fAat
n Spssng arranged a. t5lSasgsa ~ tae ,-ttl-
as-sss Il shs esaalNl v34f bsa al appropriate
ore TAvrs ~sfi Ae a bkGf e1slsvFT tn t8~
rs ass exerystNss les sh@ sAs~ztsr zaa eev-
egat ether features ARE hetng 5!;Sessasssf
tsu@ ges5Ngv ~ fSs eNr&r~tae aIti -
s.sT% zhhA s1t. 20 Nttr5 un wtta racss Tor
eArTYsag HvTs~ taFEs Hat0essF N
~ sg~sksgarn fsaea 8ttssssg7s-y4 tNesw Intention
- gasnE ogs ~ eScssrSsszs an8 rs TX cge
~&y hes~esn Olympus &nd TaCezna xsE-.
egs anIN zte-sFs ~ gfssp gars ot tne way
auG fes tas sss-ssyFsesss.s ttoa ~ EAss rlz@s
fse sFStn wHa StNst 81 y esq szt1T etst hsr
is@ anA @ssn@HK Ter s@ f~sa &.ssS
ss4iHs g.s EsR@gasA Is %f56 Qas question 3au
nsssst tm tae ssAge xals gs-A - rae ..s-a.
slsn ~ SITE ~ ere Aes; asS &tTu&gxsS ia
" e1AGnsses ass g@&ny Hsurets wlR ,ake
ADVANTAGE 80 IL
S9sss elstxaz-S c&~sssitssm a. tf3sgars
~aaea h2s sAe ce&saFAEsaza Ia @aw3 a. x
sstss eatnsssa tsiAf sNsre wtN ~ over a ss.,s,-
sand visitors sss tMe eats daring E&s .4av
YTsr g&afEzs8s o8s NcwRs.r mf rx
Y@see9s ass tT9fls e e- kss.ser-sssgs.ssss Is
shss Nssa Sh=ftssAns facilities fey earsssisse
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Woman Threasea~d with Aban.
danmeMt Aftempss snt~fde.

handsome woman With HACK eyes an
a wealth ~ dark hair WHO has r~pEsss ssisssa
herself. u fS alleged &s che ssfe OF j.
Mutual Life Insurance Company. attempt
ed suicide n her -@on i4 rs1s Burke bsessk,
carEsy THSsm street and Tasra avenue
Friday evening BY drinking iazs3snG-a.
TIE resean Tor her act - said 20 ~ fosnd
IN the sacs that Mr.. aiker had promised
hi T@aS wife 30 reform.
Mr. Walker has b~-en married twenty
years HIS wife IL a member OF 4 prouss-
Irs Walker ssecasEe suspicious that SIRE
was n0s me only one enjoying Mr. Walk
erss affections. The result OF the matter
wF5s q meeting a. Attorney J. W. Nc
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values had been found. The drift ran for
some time through a tins vein, with plenty
OF solid quartz In sigh, when two weeks
ago fault or hers, was encountered.
and the drift ran out Of ore. Work was
pushed. however. and Sunday the face OF
the drift Indicated that the ore body was
again coming in. Then came the news that
the drif; was In fun face Of ore that aver
aged $40 TO the ION. The average Of the
assays made to-day across a face 1--WE feet
by seven Of solid quartz was S14. The whole
face OF the drift is quartz at this writing
with neither wall in sight. The width OF
the ore body IS 10 be determined a; once
BY running crosscut- The drift has 2s5
feet 10 run 20 get under the shaft, which
Is down l1s feet II Il should prove that
The ore shoot - continuous from the pres
ens face Of the drift to the shat, the
Princess Maud will be an immense mine.
a the drift IS running at a depth OF 20
feet.
Much Impressed With the Camp.
Van De Iashmutt. who has just returned
from visit TO Republic is more firmly i'm
pressed than ever with the magnitude OF
the camp. The development work At Re
public" he said. FOR the past three
months has coneiuSively proved one thing,
and that IS that the camp is not like the
ordinary camp made np Of perhaps two or
three veins with all or the rest OF the
camp barren. Republic has been shown 10
be a great network Of Veins. 1t IS true.
perhaps, that several veins traversed the
camp Ger greater distances than the others
and have come "a be known rs main leads,
but development IS rapidly proving that
There IL no fixed direction for the veins or
the camp that they dlverge In al directions
ana cross one another at al angles.
w n.ia / was In the camp las week
after au absence nf three months | vas
greatly Impressed With these changed con-
al5ions. Miners ara no longer searching
for hedges 80 much they are seeking
foT pay shoo-s within veins already found.
{ \ vein may lse q .scovereSi aimc<ss anywhere
IN Republic NJ man can say that any
claim in TIE camp may not disclose q vein
+ II opened, AnG many az these have been
found ana energy is rsew being directed
towards finding the valuable portions OF
2 FheSss veins.
Work on the Htt or Miss
White ] was q: ths camp / had work
resumed on the Fit or Mss TN the west
belt We have saree veins running usrth
end south on the claim. We had net been
working on sas strOngest one. I had the
! raen 80 some prospecting and slsh}n Two
haurs ts0ss teey had tas soil striped OF
+ - twelve Fee of caean solid quartz be-
: twc.n walls. = Was as fire showing az
{ ever &aw Tn< Is he Sarae lead So has
: beer opena1 ~ fAvovsoiv on the Delta th.,
claim aatoinius. Ne shall prospect re
vein 80 ttns to- beet raiaf - sink a sAa.,
ars2 M gamble that Ne VIII sgd q nav
snoet.
strike In the Mark TrpIrx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

yALt ABLE TIDE LANDS SOLD.
j. u. A.~n Inxexs. e2o.ot0 in Lots
ON lnf~erstty street.

The largest real estate transaction of
the past week ~As on Friday when Susan
nsh BSAnn sold To John b. AEen the
H@3i hnowu commission merchant. three
tss.a iana lets a. the foot Df University
greet described as lot y. block z. iot 8,
fss~ek 10 GOT T. block ~. Seattle tide
lasss3s The consideration Ter the deed was
~ nsa
Mr Agen stated Yesterday that fra par
shsAs EssTely Ter al ln&est fssTt. az re
hsA 80 immediate intention ~ improving
tf@ property He owns property on both
the Northeastern ard northwestern corners
50 University stree ard Western avenue
and ~ sac purchase - the tide lands -
wsven eeutTel cf the water front before the
property
gae fi3s- iauds are in the hsays az tho
esfv ans AR. Asen regards them a. a Silt
edged iHvsst usene.