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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-13

ManaGement of the FLAG hin Passes
Into Experienced Hands,

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intellisencer.
REF BLlC, June l2.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Flag
Hin Gold Mining Company. the follow
ing directors were elected. George A.
McEvity of st. Johns, New brunswick;
Pelham and d. r. Hallahan. OF Republic
The following officers were then elected
by the trustees. 70 hold term for the COM
ing year: u. r. Hallahan. president.
Philip Creasor. vice president $. George
Ridout, secretary and treasurer.
This brings the control OF the property
20 Republic men entirely. the officers be-
Mining Company. II. g. Baker, assist
ant to Maj J, Edward Leckie was Sc
lected to act as manager of the com
panye An assessment of one mill per
share was levied and the mine win be
worked extensively immediately
II was on the Flag Hili where the larg-
running SIS to the ton. The property lies
close TO town, Is south of the Bodic and
Is supposed to be at the junction Of the
Republic and Morning Glory lodges.
a shaft of 40 feet has been sunk and a
tunnel driven 100 feet below to tap the
ledge, The plan OF the work contemplat-
ed Is not fully mapped out. but the man
agement now I'm control will spend several
thousand dollars Immediately in develop
ing the property and installing the ma
echinery and facilities for proper prosceu-
property In the past, and with plenty of
resources to draw on, gives the mine a
very promising future.
Another property has been bonded IN
Keller district. It is called the Empire
Group of Ave claims, living short dis
tance east of the Manila.
W. \. Douglas and others gave n work
lng bond running for six months to w. A.
Nichols, OF the firm OF Nichols 4 Nor
man. large mining operators, Of Spokane.
Mir Nichols az one time had charge OF
the Evening Star. a well-knowu mine
near Rossiand.
The figure was 10000. payable in three
payments, good payment down, The
Empire lies north of the Manila about
l.eo yards. and is supposed 20 carry the
lead There has been but little work done
on the property. but It s. said 70 have a
flne surface showing Work has been
begun To prospect the claims for the driv-
ing ~ a tunnel under the peApnA d.
reciion Of Mr.. Nichols. who VAS been
at Keller for the past week.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

mines. This is only about twenty-five
miles from Vancouver. and the whole
section is tributary TO this city. The
fact that the schist is a natural forrna-
ton FOR gold and carries good values.
also, outside the copper zones warrants
the belief that, entirely separate and dis
unct from the copper mines may be de-
yeloped gold mines that will compare
tavorably with the best A startling
feature in this belt Of mineralized schist
Is that nature has disclosed large exhi-
hitions OF the copper ore zones on the
Britannia and Goldsmith properties The
ore occurs in the form of immense bluffs
Considerable Of the footwali side of the
schist has been carried away by erosion.
leaving vast amounts OF ore exposed that
must be seen TO be fully realized The
geological conditions show that the ore
tends to permanency, and the character
of the ore allows of cheap production.
The mineral belt is favorably situated
on deep tide water, and there is an album
dance OF excellent timber, with immense
water power In the vicinity II is rea-
sonly certain that this district will he
good producer, and Vancouver will derive
great benefit from the opening OF these
properties. The average values OF the
ore I'm the Howe sound properties exceed
those OF the great Anaconda and Lake
superior copper producers. which have
yielded millions in dividends. There is
greater surface area Of pay ore ground
There Is a very limited stock OF copper
in the market at the present time and
prices Will naturally keep advancing.
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~ THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.

Surface ore tskeR from properties on
Riuc creek at the upper eud ~ the New
Eva district. runs az high 40 So TO the
ton.
Y y V
A large deposit - steel Ealsna has been
discovered on the Little Pend d0reilis
about six miles from the mouth o. the
river.
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Placer grounds along the Columbia diver
that have been worked out and abau-
doned forty years since are heiaE re-.
claimed n Is said that the floods %
nearly half a century have deposited ncw
riches 10 placer gold. virtually rcJuFenat-
lng che old digEinEs
on the Ruby silver group. on Lexington
cree H. a tributary ~ Fish creek 70
narkahie strike has bren made 4 fGn-
mel On the property. In about forty feet.
in,erhected "A two-inCh vein - fine coal
This scam ~ coal cuts "a strong lead ~
solid Ealsua ~ r3Eht angles. Al fhe face
% the WofkiugA very large body ~
nigh grade gaiens ore la exposef
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DEVELOPMENT Is RAPID.
Entire Capacity of New n. &. 4. Plant
VIII he Absorbed.

Special Dispatch 10 the Observation-Disclosures
.RoSSLANp, =. c, June i2-The rapid
lily with which the development of the II.
a. G. mines goes ahead may be inferred
from the fact that the installation Of the
new forty-drill compressor. now in prog
ress, viii no sooner have been completed
than its entire capacity will be absorbed
with that Of the tifty-two-irill plant now
In use. In the DEVELOPMENT and stopping Of
ore in the lie Rot and the development
of the Josie No. l and Nickel Plate.
There will be no reserve available OK
cept the seventy-two-drill machine, which
will be laid off when the new one is
ready. Additional drills will be needed TO
stope ore in the three last named mines
as soon as the projected spur from the
Red Mountain railroad Is built II is
for this purpose that tenders are being
asked for third forty-drill compressor
which can hardly be in operation short
OF a year from the present time.
This subject brings out an important
feature of economy in mining. II costs
little more TO run a forty drill than ten
drill machine. and when all expenses are
counted in the cost per horse power gen.
Grated by a forty-drill machine Is only
one-third OF that generated by ~ ten-dril
plant This explains the policy OF the
sors, such as the twelve-dril machine
already mentioned. and concentrating
capacity of 100 drills In one great plant
From this central point air ia pped TO the
several mines with scarcely any loss by
friction. Any loss in temperature of the
point where the power is 10 be applied
Compressed air is used, not only 10 sper-
ate drills, but pumps and occasionally
hoistipg engines.
So great is the economy in operating
large plants that the West Kootenay
Power and Light COMPANY. which gener-
ates electric power az bennington falls
and transmits It to tfis city and Nelson,
could have made money by installing a
large compressor here, operating II by
electric power and retailing II by trans
hitting the am through pfpe lines To the
several small mines which only use from
two to ten drills ench. This could have
been done at moderate cost when the Bon
nington falls was built for the price of
iron pipe was then low. but the cost would
now be greatly enhanced by the advance
in the price OF pipe.
The mi has shipped carload Of ore
TO the Northport smelter ~ which TWEEN
ty tons carried s2 per ton and one ton
silver. This ia the smeiter assay The
mine assay showed ten ounces gold more
than these figures. \ party OF several
miners is making good wages at placer
mining on the creek near the Xxi In
dirt which appears to be the wash from
that ground
The II. a. G.. is providing for the comfort
of the lie Rot miners bv erecting a bath
house with ffty-sise shower baths ad-
Joining the new shaft house. The water
will be heated by the exhaust steam from
the men md they can take q bath on
leaving work and change their clothes
there similar provision has been made
by the same company at the Northport
smetcr, where there r. large swim
ming tank
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WORK IN THE INDEX DISTRICT.
Double >hift 4. Now Employed by the
Three Zone. Company.

The Three Zones Mining Company
owning propertsat the head 81 A nderson
canyon. three miles from Index. VIII be
kin work on the Nesuyius with a double
shift TITS week. SAYS the Index Miner
The Nesuvius has = ledge from twelve %
forty feft wide containing rich spectiar
iron. which has given IN assays conner
a. per cent silver S. and gold. 81 ~ The
company hel1 its annual election Monday
and decided ai-a 90 nush work during
thc entire season. This property 80 FAR
has tssn hgt lIttle developed but bF the
great showing 0u thf ledge already
stripped thc owners feel highly eiated
over the pr1speat~ far The season
Superintendent MsIBtyre ~ tho Index
Miuins Company has leased the mine f1r
siN months ana WlN continue pushing the
work with Is large force The company
now has on the platform az iis spur. "A
carload ~ ore ready 20 shin This wi!l
he thc last ore belonging 90 the oomuary.
but NJ Mcfutsyf Says he Will get nut
two ears "a month. and PROPOSES 20 make
% more than pay exp usss FROM the frvt
The basis - tho lease is - royalty on
each ton shipped. swing the company a
constant revenue. While the ere r. being
taken uur. development work VIII keep
race. and az The end n the leAs. th~
company EXPECTS 90 BE- sbie 10 keep Il on
the dividend basis
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
LOOMS, June l2,-At the Black Bear
mill the cleanup for thirty days run of
800 tons Of ore produced $500 in bullion
and N.loo In concentrates. making a total
value of $500 from Ave stamps Arrange
ments are made for installing fifteen more
stamps which are now on the ground. and
for putting a hoist on the War Eagle
claim. owned by the same parties AS
rich ore as has ever been encountered
in the Black Bear was struck the first
of this week in the 25e-foot level. east
from the shaft about 100 feet. The ore
Is said TO be literally alive with free gold
and plainly visible. This months run at
the mill will undoubtedly he largely in
creased by reason Of this strike.
At the Golden Zone about LOCO tons of
ore was put through the mill, the product.
bullion and concentrates. running up to
$1,000 The mill Is to be increased to
fifty tons capacity at once, most of the
machinery being on the ground. This will
occupy the present structure. but 1t Will
be added to and in the course Of six
months the mill will have a capacity of
100 tons. There Is plenty Of ore now in
sight for loo-ton mill, and the work of
developing new ore bodies IL continuous.
The Palmer Mountain tunnel has reached
length of 1894 feet and 80 feet depth.
They will start improving their water
power within the next thkty days, and as
soon as this Is completed will begin drift
Ing on the numerous veins which have
been crossed with power drills.
The Great Northern surveying PARTY has
completed the survey from the Okanogan
river to and through Loomis and To- the
head of Fulmer lake. and Is now locating
from there 10 the boundary line. The
surveyors will then follow the Similkameen
river through to ORC. When the railroad
IL built upon the survey now being com
pleted all the prominent mines in the
district Will be within easy reach Of tho
road. The survey PASSES through the
Palmer mountain tunnel ground and with
in 100 yards OF where they viii build their
lO0-stamp mill
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Special DisDatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
GREENWOOD n. C., June iz-Super-
intendcnt Johnson reports an immense
strike at a aa-foot level IN Sunset. Dead
wood camp ore was encountered IN the
drift $50 feet from the shaft Thirty
seven feet 81 heavy sulphide. chiefly pYf-
rhotite. has been nassed through n IL =
typical neadwood camp lode with this
distinction. that the nre II more heavily
charged with pyrrhotite and carries more
gold and less copper than usual IN that
camp. The mine Is owned by the Mon
freai Boundary Creek Company and ~
one Of tho largest plants IN the district,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-13
TEAM v oaN IMPROVING.
Seattle Lacrosse Cfsb WIN Try lizard
TOR the Championship.

The Seattle lacrosse team IL rapt4gv
getting into shape Tar the chAupi9nsnlf.
Vhich takes place ia this city Juig 1
Although tine Go plain has nearly ali h.x
men placed and the boys are ~orkynx
hard 20 bold the positions. there are stlit
enc Or two vacant piarea A number AZ
nsw players are being found Ia the city
from tir7e 20 time and are taking a live
81 interest Ia he work ~ the team
Ar exciting practice game was played
sunday TIE boys ~ the team showed a
marked Improvement. Their team work
lH better. The home men are becoming
more accurate IN trying for the goal. and
the defense men make long throws ard
nhafiOnal catches with ease.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-13
sHocKED All nsmoIDEas.
Iadis animate 8sthias at Gre~a
Lake Cause. an Arrest

F7xe men and nsr women. IN fhe scan.
tiost % faifnert went hathins In Csfsea
lake. al Woodland park. Monday after
npgn. The kssgFr ~ the psfk and bin
neiRhbofH weFa greatly eNAtked ~ the
Performance claiming that u was an ~
fenss HEhfnat pubic aRrenrY and that tho
hafherr. Furthermore. Here Intoxicated
Tire PARA keHgsg complained - the 20.
lice YESTERDAY sud ~ a result the hsek
afivef whD took me party from this city
ta fha AXE. q. n Morris vas agrautad
fgr Indecent exposure He was the nalv
nne = me party that The park keeper
feraEpissd The police siil arrest ths 9th.
erE II they cen be Identified Morris VAS
IllnaNnA On IN
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GAS METERS AnE ROBBED.
roiice ON IKE watch for Men whs
Iamper VIII laln In sInt DE icra. a

Several cases NJ robbery ~ gas nriats
efth auartsf-ia-the.sig Appliances nave
been reported lately hy the Seattle Gse
Is Electric Company Despite the receut
conviction ~ ~ old offender IN thls Tine
the RHa company has lately suffered tina
iqss 81 small sums from such gas fncfsrn
The employees ~ The company who take
the records If the Gas meters make the
rounds but once month. that they
la not discover losses IN some saesK until
long after they have occurred
~ IL the practice - the thieves to break
the locks on the meters an Easy fskk
and then appropriate the contents. raug-
ing from u cents up 70 several dollars
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ore Extends for MILES Aioag the
shore of Howe sound.

Special Dispatch To The Post Intelligence.
VANCOUVER. R. c. June l2-Alnug
the eastern shore % Howe sound Is q
capper-gold belt which viii sustain one
or more 81 the greatest copper and gold
producing camps 81 the country The
zones OF ore. occurring In the belt ~
mineralize6 sChist. extends from the
beach u Howe sound with its line %
strike about ~ degrees south OF east,
some distance beyond the Britannia
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~
Metals.

Trading frfs siev in the mkGksf fax nsstals
sma rfigss unchanged fhsnGas were rssfis4lf
nass ny 'heiY Ahsenes rin naznlnslly quased
a. So =. with the tone fan
Lad aaA sp.iieF ais0 Tuisd dui .ui unchanged
a. g Sos - aaa NEt respectively
Lake cappeF. thoesh essg tsbs. sgsowea no aunt
slide change CLOSING a. fls -
fis trnB warrants were nhssitied. ard unsaaaily
gnosed a. fIs
The tratsrf psies 90 lsaa sas s. % snd far cop
pr SO 80
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OWING 90 nrsak In machinery NJ rover
sfstlun the First aFrUaf ratfe wi8 -
-amggied ~ close down uafu prfasy
Extra service is helnE given en- North
Seattle snA Cedar street line
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SEATTLE Is INTER.
NATIONAL RAILWAY
short line to sll Points in
BRITISH COLUMBIA

Train No. J. tos sn0hoMiSh Afhnston,
wooNcy and Vancouver. leaves Seattle
SO m ..vrtVcs Sln'as h B. ma com
pe..tfns with Canadian Pacific railway Tor
an eoiNts Hast. Arrives nt Vancouver 50
"a
SD M Leaves Sufuas j. 10 o. nl Ar
rit,s Seattle 10 = M
Ttaiu NJ 8 daily except sunday.
leave. seattle 401 q IN Arrives SGmaS
sE b. M connecting Ni}h Snogaalmie
ana f,rre,, branches
Train " 4 daily. leaves Sumas 80
a M Arrives seattle le y e IN CONNECT.
ins Min Everett and SncQuaIwir
branches pBUN except sunday
Trala NJ o. sundays enly Tor Sumaa
ard intermediate prints. leaves Seattle
So m Arrives Sumas u Is O. III
Servo ou Sn0qualuto eraH,h Go aad
from Preston
Il ". PRICE
Agent, Seattle Wash.
General pI-<rr2cr AGENT. Seattle Wash.
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rare. selected Material.

Only are used in fhs preparation Of
MALT NJ'TRINE. the greatest tonic ard
food-dTink- The name ~ the Anhsuser-
Busch Brewing Assn. IS makers. guar
aniees iis merit. Sold by all druggists.
adv
THE best running watch IN tho Louis
Klodt' special. No. "a Second avenue.
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DOuBiE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE.
Electric lishtct Trains
New Conservation Cars"

Through car service to Omaha Kansas
City, 81, Louis. etc.
L A Nadeau. General Agent. Seattle, wn
A u Charlton. A q Y A. portland or.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS
NiBinE stocks.
SAN ANCI>CO.
sterling Exchange.

San francisco Iunf y -;eflinR % Lcadaa
-sirtr dses g - slght 81 p.
Financial.
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today's stock msrk.t found difficulty in causing
any movement Of pricNs TIE psVvsiiinE d'llncss
Was characteristics u all the teCuSties markeis
q the World Speculation was upon the develop
ments in China and the money markets in Berlin
and Paris The frmer tone IN Lciidcu and fans
on early reports of British IN the Trans
wall caused prices 10 open higher, hct they quick
y declined realizing and short sales ~ the
traders. induced hy renewed strength. in Winch
the continued dTuuth IN the Northwest a fac
tor The ou;look Tor the cTops = dominating
intusnce in the marsv, all day. not orlv IN The
movement q prices shown. hut in the intense dUil
ness and hesitation ia the trading slight uiitp
was given In tle last hour by the weather bureau
predictions q rain in the Northwest The weather
reflected the unfavoraee condition Of sgrins wheat;
A. was expected. brought realizing IN wheat ard
contrsriwisc short covering in stosk-
The rally In Pacific and souie grangers reached
point or over hdt the rise was not well maintained
and the close was scmistagnAnt and unsteady at
concessions The prospect q gcd exports On
Thursday depressing influence IN the market
No actual arrangements for shipments have been
completed. hut exchange bankers generality admit
that pront Is possible CO the operation sterling
exchange held irm today, in spite II a decline IN
london discount rates. Sterling exchange at Paris
declined. aud the Bank % Engisnd sold gold for
Paris Paris In fact seems 70 b, the rsal lartieal
lar pen, Of attraction for gold The easing u the
London discount rate IS attributed e expectation
ness Of tho money market IN Paris and Berlin.
where Russia usually horrcws. meet her intrfes,
ohhgaiians 20 London. Is the real cause Il Russian
Thus it happens that Russia instead az borrowing
IN Paris. indirectly furnishes the means whirh en-
able London 20 supply sold 20 PARIS The Preach
demand for sold is attributed to the active need
for in circulation incident 60 the exposition
Bonds were dnIi and lower. Total sales. 81 .sS.eo
United states new Is declined 4 an the bid priee
Money and Exchange.
Money on cali lfsa PER cent lss, loan. per
cent Prime mercantile paper. asaii per cent Ster.
ling exchange steady with actual husncss IN bank
ers bills at 81 .s7eci.sft for demand and a, 81 satf
iS for sixty days Posted rates s. sslas So Com
meroisl bills Asiassis Silver certihcAtes toa6ic:
bar silver, &c; MEXICAN dollars. s7ke.
Government bonds, easy. state bonds inactive
Railroad bonds, weak
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GOOD RESULTS Of CLEANUP
Total of 5000 Secured From 800
Tons From Black Bear.
NEW STRIKE OF RICH ORE.

Ore Encountered Bearing Free Gold
Visible to the Naked Eye-A
Thousand Tons of Golden Zone
Ore Put Through the MilI-PnImer
Mountain Company TO Improve
Water Power and Begin Drifting
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GILMAN
Heat
Maker. NOn
FOOT MADISON STREET.
'phsnc. PIKE 70.
MARK, LONG 8 CO.,


Underwear Is made In Seattle. We make
70 order cheap. No 1T, no pay. Also Gen.
flemen's Shirts. Wholesale and retail
manufacturers of Ladies' Underwear
With Mark Ten Suie's Japanese and Chi
nese Curios Store. Give. us trial.
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HArHiN8TD~. IHue n-Todsgs stttsssss, -
ths f5ea1lrr affssfts traas
Atssiahaf 1ssh tasftar sil8 20 ~
Sod -.....s. ..-.........--.r ..-...-..-. fiEHsu
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NEW NoRh.

silver has 81 NsEi-ss dalaH Esafs. Daft
SIGHT, fsg telegraph !-te
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DR.. POWELL REYES s aSss lis YeSef Wy SEATTLE
DR.. lUkENS. the Old Reliable Specialist.

OLDEST experience in medical kuowledse
skItt5WSo Win y EARS % unparalleled
fendho peoples specialist He
Al Chronic Nervous Blood
fcc Narcoc
cutting detention from
autyed II
IN 10 :
to m 4
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restored
sAnlEE who suffer from apathy. in
sHsO difference. nervous debility or
diseases peculiar to women can consult
DR.. Reeves with perfect confidence
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HOTEL u SAN RAFAEL :"
FajafdO. Puerto Rie0

Este hotel montado la altura de los
meiores de la Iala, ofrece E los v1ajeros
que pasen por este pueblo todo g6nero
de comodid ades. Habitaciones como
das y ventiladas, exquisite aseo, servi
cio esmerado, j atenoi6n constante por
parte de sus dueflos. Precios limlta
dos.
Propietario, Crist66az AaetErem.
Ponce, 16 Julie.