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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-18
IN THE NoRTnwEsr CAMPS.
Record of Discoveries, Develop
mcnts. Dividends and sales.

A ffteen.foot crosscut from the loo-foot
level % the Hartford IN Wellington camp
n. C., has encountered eight feet o. ore.
drift has just been run sixteen feet IN
ore.
r. w Northey. OF Rossland, confirms
the report Of a strike OF twelve feet OF
copper ore on the so-foot level OF the
Velvet mine. on Sophie mountain Eight
feet OF the shoot is said 20 be OF extra
good grade.
Andrew I.aidlaw, Of spokane. has bond
ed the Atoreen tlaim. IN Deaawood camp.
for 500 Within a short period of time
Iaialhw has acquired IN DeadNood camp,
the standard, Marguerite BENGAL, BADGER,
Bristol and Moreen for Eastern Canadian
investors. This latest purchase was for
Lsadvflle. Col, investors.
The Mckinley mine. about two and a
half miles northwest 81 isucile p1Stotiice.
on Salmon river Idaho. and one mile from
the main stream, up what Is known as
sheep gulch. Is said TO carry ledge 10
feet between walls. IL Is reported 10 av-
erage SIS on the surface, gold values pre-
dominating, IL Is now being worked by
wardner company,
=
According 10 the latest advces there
Is about four feet 81 snow in the Buffalo
Hump country. and the tran BY way OF
ADAMS camp is In fairly good shape. The
st. Louis ia being drtfted on at the 100
~ rich ore In sight Work ON the vesu-
Nius is down nearly sixty feet. and drift
ing on tho vein. The Belmont. on Crooked
creek, Is also in operation.
= r
Ben Finncil. OF Ros~,and, reports that
Collins a Taylor. Of Seattle. have COM
menced operations on u group OF claims
located about mile south OF the Velvet,
on Sophie mountain, British Columbia. a
crosscu; tunnel e. being driven and two
shifts are at work The ledge, which
they purpose tapping. is from fourteen to
fifteen feet In width, and the ore from II
runs from so TO so TO tho ton.
John Beasiey and A. Heard. OF Co.'S
cade II. G.. have bonded 90 n Montreal
syndicate the Zoie BELL and Little Jack
on the American side OF the line Tho
syndicate. for an option cf ninety days.
IL 70 begin development work on the claim
within thirty days ana So employ four
men such work for sixty days In
two equal amounts the owners are 20 be
Paid about si3nn for tho tiainis.
- -
A big strike on the fsocisaw, large
water. ~ reported from Grangevile There
are i've parallel ledgcs on contact of
porphyry and granite. which vary from
twenty 10 forty feet in width and give an
assay OF 81 20 the ton. Tho strike is
on Cougar mountain The iocknaw 81 tho
branth OF the Clearwater that the %orth-
ern Pacific Misa0tala cutoff survey follows
about right niles distant from the new
discovery a snHll-SiH~h stampede a. on
for the new strike. The region around
Cougar 10 highly mlnernlixesi.
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PROSPECTS FOR ROSSLAND.
Why This Years Product Should
Exceed That of Last.
FAR-sioHTED IMPROVEMENTS.

One Hoist on the lie Roi VIII Raise
TO the Surface From the $500
Foot Level 900 Tons of Ore Ev-
cry Ten Hours-New Mining Plant
of the II. A. c. Co.-AppIiances
for the Rapid Handling of Ore.
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DR. powell REEyEs KORN BLOCH ll5 YEslER WAY. Seattle
ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMERS

NEW YORK. GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY
AnchoriA. Nooa, April y Ethaopta e. Noon NAY u
c q Rome Noon. MAY sFurnessia- Noon, May 10
Ascfia. -Jans ?, July IA. August u
city 81 Rome. .,....... June q jane " September !
Fufuss .Juue =, july y Ssttembsr
RATES QUOTED TO PARIS DIRECT
or with tour embracing scotland England and
lrelsud Bertha must he reserved now Tor t>.t
accommodation. Apply 90 any q cur local agents ar
HENDERSON BROTHERS
NS jackson boulevard Chicago m
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wv VANCOUVER. Il. G. DIRECT.
sIkAMER NORTH PACIFIC.


.'s... ........,...........M Master
|fT fss'er wharf every Monday.
k.rs.e ana Friday at , ?. m
|Au 'saeoaser 10 a. ~. following
d ~. ysnoeuvsr every Tuesday. Thurs
A,,'~sa. saturday al , q m
In a. seattle AZ 10 a. m, folio wing
|esesseu At Vancouver with c. Il. r.
| - " al p0,nts East, ana With steam.
|ker.ss NAAAinc, CQmox. Victoria, New
Ev,rAs $500 ahd EexaiA Island ports
|N~ VI BET De resolved az Seattle
~ IA en- SAY ~ sailing
ID - ,SAht QF passage apply at the OF
--.eaesss Res LGl
Boats To PORT TOWNSEND
NNo FORT ANGEL rs FROM
| k.a~ CITY DOCK
! asesxr Ahse Gertrude leaves city dock
1zessRe ASsdAYs ana Thursdays at Ia
sns ~ fof, townsend, Port WI
~ ~, NJ @ettyseurg Fysht Clallam and
II 49, returning leaves Port Ange-
Eia Thursdays and saturdays
EA. leaves Port Townsend at 10
a Ns.r-~.sat stes IN Seattle 40 - m.
*aVs 3, Garland leaves CIV tock Mon
~ - ,sses9ay and Fridays az if mid
egss...s ost townsend. Port Willgaua
|s,srris~ tort Angeles and Victoria.
~ AasIfa.fNs ~es% oFt Angeles AZ , a. IA
Nfas 49, Wednesdays and Fridays,
S4ttls tNNhaend az Il - m. arrives
raf.2g0e. Main Ne
N NJ, : :, !. \ THOMPSON, Manager.
sAts,oRsIk L S. MAI. STEAMER
~ ~ - OF WASH NGrON''
see ,,yssamcd her regular run be-
~a,a 49, NJ hNerett. A1acortes. Fair
Ma MeAtcoEL daily except Satar-
a. N, from Yesler wharf.
\ = lAlaiial and p-nt,Ier steaner il
asAs1.s tas hands 81 the shipwrleht.
sS4tsorss 80 decoratcr. and in splendid
,e<xass w THIS seasons business
= ras.i,...seE oou3s aud cuisine the best.
hQ.s ssA pSoitc can now bc assured
sSsf ~ Iaaslt and quick dispatch Of
~ "a IN. sState helUg The only daily
seat tle- WhAtc0m route.
aaas Y NAVIGATION CO,
H al. Yeslcr wharf.
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The following statement OF the output
OF the Trail Creek mines during the past
six years is from valuable compilation
by Mr.. Horace +. Evans. statist:
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REMARKABLE CURES
BY DR.. Powell Reeves, KOrn
Block, Seattle, Wash.

For ten years he has practiced in the
state OF Washington and on this
coast. the oldest specialist In WASH
lngtnn his success In curing people is
RALLY wonderful, and why he cures
when others fail is based on these
facts:
He has no hired substitutes: does his
own prescribing; furnishes all medi-
cines at his office. made from the
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ORE SHIPMENTS

Average values OF ore per tons lie Eci.
nearly Si25o. War Eagle estimated SIS:
Center Star. si525. Iron Mask, sia.26,
Shipments from other mines amounted 20
2,222 tons. vaiued at siSo.3po
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NEWS and GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

already made some progress az the so0-foot
level and above when the shaft was start
ed. A l4xiS Webster, Camp \ Lane 1ouiae-
drum hoist, with a capacity ~ eighty
horse power, Is being installed. and steam
viii be turned on In the next ten days. II
will operate to depth OF 500 feet. and VIII
have capacity OF go tons in ten hours at
that depth. IL win be equipped With two
cages instead OF one. a new single-deck
cage being nearly complete In the B. \. &
shops. This machinery viii be ready for
operation by the time the head frame Is
completed, which win be before May /.
The No. has three-compartment SHAFT
$50 feet deep. with drifts at the 500. SO and
4eo-foot levels and surface tunnel. and Is
having installed 10 horsepower electric
hoist. with double drums and two cages in
counterhalance. having a capacity OF 80
tons in ten hours at the present depth.
The shaft is being continued
The Josie shaft is down 500 feet. with
drifts at the 100, 800 and 5oo-foot levels. IL
has In operation a $50 horsepower electric
hoist. a counterpart OF that OF the No, 1,
which can hoist 80 tons in ten hours from
the present depth, besides handling the
men, timber and tools.
Large Ore Binx Erected.
Soo-ton ore hin has been erected az
each Of the last two named mines. and
tramways to the railroad are now being
completed. double bin OF leo tons
capacity is being erected at the terminal
station, one side TO be used for Ne. 1 and
the other for Josie ore. when they are
completed STOPPING and shipment Of ore
win begin.
An inside shaft is being sunk from the
sixth level Of the Columbia Kootenay, and
is operated by temporary hoist II viii
be equipped with a permanent hoist sim
liar TO those of the Josie and No. l. This
mine is developed by tunnels to a depth
of coo feet and has large bodies OF ore
blocked out.
Even IL the hoists in the lie Rot Josie,
No. and Nickel Plate are only worked TO
half their capacity, the production of the
II. A. c. mines win be 600 tons a day, or
more than twice the daily production OF
the entire camp last winter. IL Is, there
fore, no exaggeration TO predict that the
monthly production OF the last half Of the
year will be much greater than that OF the
last half OF last year and that the aggre-
gate for the year viii exceed that of last
year.
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RICH GOLD QUARTZ FOUND.
strike MADE by 9issrs In The la
tsraer Near or~s. Alaska MARI
ID. Hotus Hstarns

'fha NteamHr MarT u Hume. ~ sAe Pa
rinc Steam WhaNnx fgFnraryfs Southeast
efu Alaska ilHa. arrived from grca az !
uCicsrk yesterday fneFnlnN with TIE ueWs
that rich gold quartz discoveries have t~su
made sc Aigan4k. thirty miles inland from
Ofca Capt ~ T. Luru naRnfsr ~ fha
hune, heard laSt feN "DETAILS ~ the afs.
waleh was saa2e aE sninagH Nho WlataFe1
3n fhaf section.
81 vas ta.4. ha said. ihat The alssssv-
frfFs declares ths ore 90 ~ remarkably
rich Tnsg came - orea Dof iauE aEg fBr
HapyHez nG8 aa{fits
1he Hume ssfied from iris ctfT Wsth a
cargo ~ Di ana f.aWasr Tor orta and uth-
~ Prince william sound points Bha took
uo passenger aEd lad none returning
The ateamsT kaie8eta vas at Drea whaa
soc asiic1 fGF fhls pgfL AFfi q having
taken a cargo % supplies and material :
fruaa Gan f'fanfNes 20 the names aiaa rAa-
ufries iu fbAs NRN3laM
Toe Hume returned ~ She outside Fouts
and 9aE nothing "a the Exrslaiar 49,
alGGiuE ca ire present plans ~ the cora.
pany ahe Nl5i SAT- Tor Cafe Nome ~ var
- the INSIDE passage. probably making
Stka. Prince William sound aud Cook Ia
iei points. calling also - t'nalaska
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STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.

on Port Orchard and Port Washington
route leaves City dock $50 a. M, calling
at south Beach. Burchen. Brick YAri.
Bremerton. Y. $ Navy Yard. sidney
Leaves Port orchard NAVY Station al
p m. arrives Seattle at D. m e N
Robinson. master. Lilly. BogarduS a Co
agents. Telephone, Main 81,
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Or. AiI.s' Antt-rain pms.

Oregon Kidney Tea cures back
ache, kidney and bladder troubles
and constipation.
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8 = ROBERT DOLLAR 10 NOME.
gHf zhcve steamers acconn dalton fs
entirely sold There remain 90 the team
f.Tunswick. leaving on Nay n nfty ngxi-
class tickets. which WIZ he sold u fhes.
applying hrff on Monday. April iS al az
fce 81 Alaska * taGific EtsaInship Cora
PAM. IL Cherry street
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SEATTLE d EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EpMoNDs
Time card-Leave Seattle a, m. II m;
and .. m. Leaves Everett Obs a. m. 2;sa
Three round trips daily. except Sunday.
Connections-At Seattle with the steamer
Esr for q, sno sysrs' S NTH r iss
the Everett 4 Monte Cristo railway for
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Everett. a. f "a scoTf, Manager.
FLY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except sunday.
In one hour and ,wsnty ave M minutes
Regular daily tHps seattle Tacoma
1sStsi "a EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE a
Leave seattie-~7:1 MS a. m; a:.s. s:iS
Leave Taeons,,,,gg;;s,9, a n /, ..s0. p. M
ssys f ssss;Is-.S q a, M, 7 ~ m ?
coma, and Commercial dock, foot o,
saSdays steamer FLYER or Greyhound.
PORT TOWNSEND SAN JUAN ISL
AMPS az, asp W VIA, Til5, kSS II
Carrying United States mall. leaves city
dock foot " Main street sundays, Tues
-
nixht. Tor Port townsend san Juan is-
lands aud New Whatcom. Returning.
leaves New Whatcum Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays al a. M J. r
ThonpsCu. M&nAger-Owner- LILY, ko-
garaus a Co, Agents. city dock Tele-
Phone. Main =.
sKAGTT RIVER ROUTE steamer Sksgit
Oue.n ~ H Mcdonald. Master
IraVts Seattle Monday ApTH Is. az 20
tn Wednesday ApgN Is a. % 9 M. /,
FRIDAY. April D. AZ 10 .. m.
Leaves Mount Vernon f9cNl9N APitl
1rRt4 70 IA THURSDAY April "a az Z Dr.
M SATURDAY. April 81 AZ D. m. Calling
al EdmOu,ls. StanWood. Fir, SkaStt Clty
Mount Vernon and Avon. Free herfhs
when boat leaves Nouot Vernon iR All
arneon. For passs niger and freight rates
anna at city nock. Seattle. Wash. Fcle-
phone, Main =
FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
STEAMER MULrNoMAH
Daily except sunday. leaves Tor Tacoma
and Olympia at =. N
STEAMER CITY OF ABERnEE:N
paflN except sunday. leaves fOg Tacoma
ami olympia at q "a.
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma Soc
rG f.aaaia = al white Star deck. foot Of
Spfius street
Teleahone Main IS
ron wHIDEY ISLAND POINTS AND
IA CONNER Steamer FAtkHANkN
isava. Central dock. Seattle. dairy az 10
/ u m except saturday. Returning, leaves
a Conner a. : a. IL. daily except sunday,
| trlcning at kdmonds Clinton. Browns
| Point. Langley. coupevilie. san de FpcA.
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purest herbs, TO cure the most ohsti-
nate disease; his charges are very rea.
sonable. and within the reach OF all.
The poor he treats free. Call at his
office and read the sworn testimonials
All diseases peculiar to women, eve,
ear, nose. throat. lung. kidney. rup-
ture. catarrh and lost manhood COM
pleteiy cured by the old doctor.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.
NJ Ct. g.. - Easfg.-..t.


Two trips daily Leave seattle $50 a m.
Saturdays leave Seattle ssn a. M. a:s
sandays leave Seattle s.3aa MIN. IN.
arrive Seattle s.l1 a. IA. p. IN. Fare go
FfeiEht Ioy ton. Columbia st Ufreyhoundl
wharf. Cart Chas. Madison. master.
sEArTLE-P PORT GAMBLE. TOWNSEND
ROUTE
STEAMER PROSPER
Leaves city dock daily a. 30 a m, *.
Port Gamble Port LUDLOW and Poyt
: a m daily sunday lsaves Tor Por ?,
leaves Port Townsend Tor seattle a .'t.s;
a. ) y "A. Telephone. Maln ST. Lilly. Ro-
gardus q Co. Agents
PORT ORCHARD. AND FORT WASH
iN9IoN ROT TEs
STEAMER MARY r pERIEY
Leaves foot % Washington street al 800
Reass S hasmertaa i" s II BrI F'' b.s
Charleston. Sidney. Traryton. c6ice 81.
veraalc Rcturnins. leaves sliverdale s Is
a m sidney 500 9 N Leaves sidney
saturday nights at 80 ?. Ea- Telephone
MAR Ase
FOR ANACoRrEs FAtRHAVEN
wHATCoM AND BLAINE Steamer
GEORGE r STARR leaves Central Sock
and friday Returning. lsAvts whatcora
at > M Tuesdays. Thursdays and sat
urdaYs
Ia CONNER TRADING 4 TRANsPOR.
TATION CO. Owners Toiephore Main
I'll
WHATCOM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER Ray CITY
Leaves CITY dock foot or Man stree,
Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS III
p "a. for Anaccrtes. Fairhaveu and
Whatcou- Returning leaves WhAtrom
sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays al !
rare from Seattle. um
W II. BILLS 3 SON. OwaerA
" ELLIS Traffic Manager
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
ROSsLAND. b. c.. April 1.-THE lie
Roi War Eagle and Centre Star mines
have been justly regarded as the most ex-
tensively developed and the largest pro-
ducing mines in British Columbia or
Washington. Yet all those mines are now
being newly equipped with machinery OF
such great capacity that before snow falls
again the weekly production OF the camp
will have doubled, the number OF men en-
ployed will also have doubled and despite
an almost total suspension OF shipments
for two months. the production OF the
camp in the year 1890 win be far greater
than that of the banner year of 1899. Not
only will the mines named increase their
production. but the mines will enter the
list Of regular shippers and largely in
crease the aggregate output.
Take the mines OF the British-America
corporation to begin with. The lie Roi
mine has been practically made over again
by the running OF a tunnel on the Black
Bear ground TO a connection with the
levels driven from the lie Roi shaft This
connection is made by means Of a Ave
compartment shaft, sunk from a station
at the tunnel face TO the 9lo-foot and now
being extended from the tunnel level 10
the surface by an upraise. The lie Rol
mine will hereafter be worked entirely
through this new shaft. and the entire
equipment of machinery Is being recon-
structed on the Black Bear ground at the
mouth Of the tunnel The shaft is now
being extended downward TO the 900 foot
level and will be continued indefinitely
1t Is worked at present by an electric
hoist of $50 horsepower, which is installed
at the tunnel station. and il used solely to
raise and lower men, tools and timber to
the mine workings.
The company has In course of construc-
ton in Chicago one Of the latest improved
1000 horsepower HOSTS. equipped with
devices for the handling OF ore. This hoist
will weigh i50 tons and will take fifteen
cars to haul 1t from Chicago. II will be
used solely TO handle ore and will hoist
easily from the 2,5oo-foot level 600 tons
every ten hours. II viii he installed a.
the head Of the five-compartment shaft.
where the site Is now being graded. and
is expected 10 be ready for operation by
the middle of July
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A tiftecn-foot crcsscut from the loo-foot
level OF the Hartford, IN Wellington camp.
n. c. has encountered eight feet Of ore.
A drift has just been run sixteen feet in
ore.
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DoDwELL & CO. Ltd,
General Agents.
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Two Distinct Hoist. mt work.

When this hoist Is running the present
800 horsepower hoist win be removed
from the old lie Roi shaft, reconstructed
and equipped with new drums post
place OF the present 100 horsepower cleo
tric hoist. II will be set up at the top OF
the new shaft alongside the big hoist,
being designed 10 do the same work as
the electric hoist, but to much lower
levels. Thus the lie Rot will have two dis
tinct hoists, working In different COM
partments of the same shaft, one solely
hosting ore and the other playing dumb
waiter 10 the miners.
The II. A. g. also has under order
forty-drill air compressor. which viii be "A
counterpart OF the one already installed,
with all the latest improvements II is
due here by May l. and the foundations
have already been prepared In the present
compressor room at the Black Bear tun-
mel mouth. This will give an air com
pressing capacity for eighty drills.
Steam viii be supplied 10 the air COM
pressors and the two main hosting en-
gines win be battery Of nine 100 horse
power boilers. all In one boiler room In
the Black Bear plant Three OF these ar
rived a few days ago, three more are on
the way, and the three now In use at tho
old lie Roi shaft will he removed 10 the
central plant.
The present carperter shop at the Black
Bear Is being heightened by forty feet,
making II ii0xs0 feet and is equipped with
wedge saws, foriy-eight-inch swinging
crosscut saws and sinEie-ended machines
FOR framing timbcrs, all % which will be
electrically driven. A machine shop. Slxs9
feet. containing eight FORCES. Is nearly
complete and is expected to be IN actual
operation by May l. When the hosting
plant Il completed al tjmbers, tools. etc.
win be taken into the mine through the
Black Bear tunnel the men being raised
and lowered by the same hoist from the
surface.
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Condition OF Other Producers.

Besides the IL Hoi t5e Brisish Aui.i ga
corporation has four other mines more or
less extensively developed. Whlcn will be-
come producers before the year has eK-
plrea-the Josie. No. Z. Nickel Plate aad
Columbia knotenzy. On tire Nickel Plate
the pzrtment shaft has passed
the 5aa-foct level and - being extended TO
the s,e-foot level. aud when that point IS
reached levels viii be driven. These had
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DISEASES Of WOMEN.

II you are suffering fr ON any of the diseases
peculiar to your sex, c all write me, and
/ will iell you just wha can be done for you.
My medicines used In treatment OF these DIS
of purely vegetable nature and viii
not injure the most dell cate person, but they
strengthen the organs that perfect ami
healthy action is proinc ed thereby correcting
all troubles and disease $. and they win bring up
the most shattered and br oken-down constitution
and bring back that heal tn strength and beauty
which every snoul d possess.
This old reliable doctor VIII consult with YOU
free of charge and tell you your disease without
asking you a question. He also furnishes all
medicines at his Office. Ind saves you extra cost
of buying medicines at 1 he drug stores He
give you references OF any remarkable cures he
has made on this Coast by leading bankers and
hiSfn uneu
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Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, soc.
round tyip. ~.
I.anding a; White Star deck. foot OF
Shrink street
sr.lsahour Main -
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FoR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA

STEAMER MULrNOMAH
Daily except SUNDAY. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at p "a
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STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
paflN. except sunday. leaves fog Tacoma
ami 'oly npia al Z = n.
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ore 60 he Handled Rapidly.

New appliances for handling the ore
after IL reaches The sgrfscc are being pro-
vided on the same iarse scale. 4 Chicago
tfm - constructing O. large Comet crusAeT
with a maximum capacity 81 about 10
tons an hour. which viii be ready for ship
mont within forty-nve days. The ore WI
be h13stea from the main shaft IN ftniv-ton
sAips and dumped over 8 griEzlg. al ira
stun passing over a htit convey0f 20 an
ore b,n TO be erected vest q The main
hosting plant IRE coarse rock ulli pass
through the Comet cTusheT and ~ broken
down 10 a size ~ four and a haI inches.
IL will De discharged from there into a
hin. and FED thence 10y an aYfcu1at3e feeder
on two tbirty-stx inch travelling tables.
and DE- sorted Ia transit over them 90 jhe
tdns. IRE capacity ~ this crushing and
sorting arrangement win I've equal ta au
Gre prod gtlan ~ 80 tons day. and wnl
reduce the cust ~ handuER and sorting
ars % "a gntnlmam. The eIashsr wll be
driven by e. $50 horse power motor. which
IL nov in the company sfoTeruam await
tar placement.
From the ore hlns already mentioned The
ore uli be handled ~ an aerial traEsRay
io a sa-ton b.n 20 b. erected sixty feet
east u the present Back Bear boiler
room. This nsn viii b. 40 arranged that
four railroad cars car be loaded AZ aue
time. and VIII D. equipped WGtn shoots
operated by compressed air It Is esti-
mated fha: fhs actual time oec4pied ia
soAdiux four thIrty-tou cars Nil ae Eve
minute
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-18

r. w Northey, OF Ros=land, confirms
the report OF a strike OF twelve feet of
copper ore on the S0-foot level Of the
Velvet mine. on Sophie mountain, Eight
feet OF the shoot Is said 20 be OF extra
good grade.