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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20
ORE IS OF THE VERY BEST.
rIattering Reports Continue to Come
From the slate Creek Dis-
trict.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligeneer.
ANACoRTES. Oct Ill. w. Nsda has
returned to Anacortes after spending the
summer in the Slate creek mining coun-
try. The camp. he says, has been pros.
porous this season. There were about
40 men there during the busiest time Inc
town OF Barron. the supply point Tor the
surrounding mines, has two hotels with
saloons. a general store that carries about
everything that a mining camp can need
81 about forty horses and a wagon train
OF narrow gauge wagons take In the sup
plies from Ventura. which is the terminus
OF the county wagon road lately the
pack train has been making round trips
every two days. and every euort MAS De-
ing made TO get In enough supplies 80
that some OF the principal mirss could
continue work throughout the winter,
The two mines upon which stamp mills
have been erected are the Eureka and
Mammoth. The Mammoth has five.
stamp mill that 10 kept running day and
night The main tunnel Is IA 10 feet,
ana late work showed up some very rich
ore. The average ore upon which the
mill has been running. however, gives a
handsome profit 20 the owners OF the
mine An air compressor Is being taken
in, and II 10 hoped 10 have IT, on the
sroand before winter SHOWS InserIe rs Wiz, ,a
employed In and around the Mammoth.
At the Eureka. the stamp mill Is crush
ms about forty-nve tors dsliy' Aeon.
an the buildings are OF the most sub
stantfai Character The company's man
aEement does not give out any state
ments
The AnAeortes group shows some very
rich ore There are three tunnels on
the property the longest enc being IN
about 80 feet In the upper and lower
tunnels are the richest shpwings OF ore.
but the ledge Il thicksst IN the middle
tunnel II being six feet across the face.
The Nine,y-nine has about aa sssi OK
tunnel but now the crew Is sinking a
shaft The ledge Is about three feet
th!ck and shows good ore. Il j. the in
tensier 70 continue wNrs All %tntsf
The Tacoma. Whistler and Gold Ridge
are laytnw In winter supplies. They are
promising properties and considerable de-
velopneut work has been done On than.
Everything seems anccurax4aE. Mf. NsdA
nAys FOR the Slate creek camp 70 Be
prosperous ans lively one next season, II
i certain, he says. that some q the ere
foaud = az rich as can BE taken CIT n
ANY camp. an3 the lodges are strong and
weN defined.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

probably be increased to 100 in the next
thirty DAYS. There have been about 800
tons OF the low-grade ore from the dumps
OF No. /. No. and No. tunnels run
10 the sampling mill for crushing and
preparing for the mill treatment The
main mill has been experimenting on
small lots for the past week. but in few
days from 80 to 100 tons per day will be
trammed TO the 900 ton ore bin at the up
per level OF the mill from the sampling
works The whole machinery in the big
plant Is working to the entire satisfaction
by November l 200 tons per day will be
treated
Work on the Bryan and Seweli mine
has been resumed after a shut down Of
about a year This claim Is well known
and has produced same fine quartz and a
good strong ledge has been found to. run
through the property. r. @. Rothrock
who has been absent from the camp for
same time. has returned and again has
taken the management OF the work and
viii sink TO the 3oo-fOot level. where he ia
confident. the ledge win be found TO he
al various times In the past have been
Characteristic OF the property The ore
of the mine Is a smelling quality carry
ing gold, silver and lead. and the fnten-
ton is 70 endeayor TO put il on the ship
ping list as soon as possible
On the Advance and San Juan work
has also been resumed The former lies
south of and adioins the Chico. and Is
thought 10 carry the same lead The
ledge is being sunk on by shaft which
VIII be sunk 100 feet or more. The shaft
on the San Juan Is being extended from
the i5o-foot level. This claim is near the
Delta and some very fine ore has been
found from a, four-foot ledge found in
the shaft Many other small properties
are resuming operations
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IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.

The Golden Chariot Company has levied
an assessment and has announced it's de-
termination to resume work This prop
erty Hes near the Copper Mountain
v v V
Twenty carloads. or SO tons. of copper
gold ore leave Phoenix daily for the re-
duction works. Thus far all told nearly
Forks.
The new strike on the Sullivan. in the
Kimberly district. has opened up a bet
In tte mine. From nifty to sixty tons are
going out daily from the mine.
v v v
Preparations are being made TO CON-
mence the Nelson Hill tunnel near Che
saw, Wash. this month. This tunnel is
TO tap the lodges of the Nelson Hill group
at a depth OF several hundred feet. II
viii be 2,0oo feet long.
v v v
The Chicksaw Mining and Smelling
Company has Just been Incorporated TO
operate the Blue Bird. in the Hoodoo dis
trfct about forty miles from Palouse City.
on the Palouse river. A controlling in
i isls. has been secured by Iowa capital
The Paradise group in the windermere
district will soon become shipping
mine Contracts have been made and
signed. whereby the navigation company
Is to deliver the ore Mt Golden. Work
has already started on a sleigh road up
Toby creek
" " v
The late strike In the Old Gold, In the
Lardeau. ranks II among the list OF ship
per.. Two feet OF high-gradc ore has
been encountered on the iftecn-foot level
In addition TO three feet of concentrating
ore. The ore chute shows nearly as large
in the twenty-five foot level.
V w
1t Il reported that the Copper Mountain
Is 20 be started up again within few
weeks. As the ledge Is broken up con-
siderabiy 81 Is evident thar greater depth
must be reached before the ledge VIII
become solid. The small stringers that
have been encountered carry fine grade
OF ore The values are in copper. gold
and silver.
The cariboo mine has washed UP a
large amount OF gold which will be sent
down In course OF the season. The sum
OF Sl3S $50 was sent down two months
ago. The present cleanup is .known 70
be larger although the exact amount IA
not vet reported Another smaller wash
up will be made this season. which makes
altogether II Is expected. an output OK
over 10000.
The Sunset mine at Whitewater, which
Is being steadily developed by the Cana
dian Gold Fields Company. IL proving
10 be one Of the richest properties IN the
SLOGAN In the east drift on the l4o-foot
level they have two feet OF clean salena.
which assays from 1853 TO Ina ounces OF
silver per ton in addition 20 the lead
values In the west drift on the same
level eleven inches OF clean high-grade
gaiena has been found
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Mftnta,
Although there sharp reaction IN Tin IN
London. showing rise e. abm1t "a Il failed 10
terisif Affect thu locAl situation. laasnnrh seil
ina pressure dominated The close here however.
was rTm but qnet. 1T s1.fte&
plg iron ~ausHts were ven dul and unchsasod,
80 5srle
Lekf copper shade hfBsr IN Landan hut
dull aud unchanged hess. At a1s1is
Lead and srcttsf sess beth eail. - NHa Haa
- loss IS. respectively.
The tan rists tnAfkst quiet
TIE brokers rsirt fst lead g. aud for copper
ft.EA.
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TREATING Low-GRADE ORE.
R~pshiie NH Conducts Experiments
work a Number of Good
Properties.

special Dispatch 70 the eost-ia1ssliEsncsr
REPUBLIC. Oct Ia--Ahout sayenty-flvc
men are now on the payroA - the Rsp1e-
lic Mlning Company. &nd the force VII
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REVIEW.
SAN FRANCISCO.
sterling Exchange.

sAS FRANCISCO, Oct Il. Ssesians an Inaaoa
-Sisfy aayx. as. sxat AS~s
Financial.
Sfrev Nsrr 49,: MsxleaE dollars. ST. u 8&ie.
r,safsa.-s1sht. ~ .siegrArh4e. i7sse-
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WASHINGTON o1 n--TadxT'a statement a
fhs caasasau q ste ffsesfy sAost.
Ag4lat1s sata tai&Aas --..--.. .t..s....-fLs raiA
Ga.1 ss.s.iss
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Bfadstreet's financial review taporuw viii say:
ANY Acuse apprehension about tho money msfhss
was relieved hy the large amounts ~ gold which
New York bankers produced abroad and which
on the was 10 this country Tho total ~ the
present gold inflow u s9Moeo, ard though
this = little srcafef than the shirnsens 81
money from New Nafk n the interior, in sems ~
cent weeks. the sfect. IN advance q the ere
cies arrival decisrdiy favorable. owing LARGELY
70 the soid importing srrsnErnenss and % fall
ins 81 In the SUPPLY ~ cotton hus fofctsn eS
change rrFpyered shis week from ns recent hress
and Il again at point which cuts 81 frthrr gcid
imparss Tho fact. hasesef. that. in 81 danger
- mnrss market nssistsnes eoNld ~ hsd
shynad. e1nif heaFdlt fail e ssre increased r1nn
cener 20 thu financial and speculative markets. ~
this connection Wan atvrt particularly struck
Nv the announcement that the Barb ~ Fysner
mt no obstacle Ia the war ~ moderate ruld With
dfnwsts Tor shipment 20 New hurk u thcy were
neeaed here u II sla noted with satisfaction that.
through sane specie nrw on the way hiiher
taken from the Hank II ENGLAND ~ Hant ~ fwnns
rosi "a the shipments rerff@enf Amounts ~ faiiios
picked Ia thT epan markets aud nne ltnrnffahf
suu - s. ae.ne included IN thr Nationzl Citr
banks consignment consists q bar foii tHfn sfsiih
Afrcs The operations. IN short have i%en
Quoted IN war which has nhsiasci aus ass,wtssco
London and Eteritn being little lower and fear u
disturbance ssased h. Amcfsekn demands fss pay.
nsrnf II SIS credit balances has t&eh aayed This.
hawesvf. does mt sesait IN nny increased fgeisn
participation IN sfaet sssgses sud LnaiSn hea
ever been 4 saali seller n securities the Al
which we're recorded here
Hank Cf~artpus.
The foiauinq fatie ea-srllsa Nv Pssdsfsset shows
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Money on call s94 pef cent. last loan rer cent
Prime mercantile paper. ses PER cent sisriins es
change heavy, with actual business ia hsnkrrt bulls
At sI.slL. for demand and 4.siL for sixty dsys
Posted rates. 81 s2ss ssss and A.ssA. Commercial
hills 81 s0,4 as<.si.
silver certificates. Szh9elc. has silver. Nezc
Msricsn dollars. i4&c
Railroad bonds. strong.
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and the eranTcrs and Soathvesiefns. Northern Pa
eiic Southern Pacific and Manhattan, with the 9TH
or local traction stocks following in sympathy The
news Of this day had iittie TO DO with the advance
Preliminary estimates ~ the weeks cash chsnses of
the hanks were decidedly confused The direct ship
nen,s by express TO the interior and the operations
Of banks with the New York sutsreasury indicates
loss IN cxsh Of sTus 90 This takes no account q
the gold whsrh has arrived from Europe this week
and which arrives late to figure prominently IN
tomorrov,s statement This would throw the eject
n the gold imports into next weeks statement
Loans on the stock exchange have come largely
from the trust companies, which drew their bank
ACCOUNTS 70 secure their funds. There Il thus
Feasibility IL shrinkase IN the deposits, and conse-
uaently In requirements. which VIII re 70
the advantage ~ the surplus
The bond market considerably more active 20
DAY, and there some large gains Total safes.
par value. s.fs.oc
United states new "a advanced y PER cent on tbs
lad all
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hsIc~ The amuns tAkea through speculative acsiv.
iss year ago rrsc<s are steady. and haldess show
F.llurs. 50 r. ssss we're ss IN ne rs,,sa
against y last year
Bradstr~et's Review.
BrAas'rrsts Tomorrow vii say
As the SthhinR dtstsshotiva trade seuds % leSsrn
With the advance u the fan season the Impressive
influence n sntceectoa feeling hecouee clear
though a he same fus esntasrt. fssiins 10 sss.
rtal trace which The steek nAfSes has apparently
l ssl nc, & asn wa , ne r, Il .sss 's
The south wsih rsrnsi5s cSssrisl. i srits 4 low
trade is very large as fhe result If ARMY nerfs ard
Asisue requirements Northwestern trade \ on thu
whole aaset ard she disYeSiifen % Charge the eae~
ten with this IS manifest.
Eastern wholesale trade l. quiet but steady Grcss
railway returns eustinse excellent. ccnater'ns ire
reports q Quiet 81 al ether hnee and net returns
Tor August are rlurh r'oIc encouraging than hose
q Jpiy. The ccantry's fcreisn trade q IN a nat
,rring cundiiinr September exports t~tns the lsvs
est reported fer that month. and swelied b
hish prizes cotton shipmen's tcf the niue moaths
returns arr far 10 advance q all pssricas year.
ths outlook Is for rscufd breaking sspcIt trade
and merchandise balance far he calendar year
far "a advance 81 al other wears
pricc- Of farm products have tended downward
this week The NEST nrtShle drip has teeu n oct
the hishss, point reached dae to the good rieslns
weather and absence ~ ffuet encoarssins msximura
estimates Of weld hut also heean&r OF the heavy
weight II receipts brought ~ the hish prices
Of two weeks ago
Tho depression Noted f., rcyhars NEST rromsneri
N the iron and steel intnsttlta where values tpr
the eruier materials Fvmmln well down 70 the low
eat point reached in Than YEAR past, and
herr IL mas BE- noted that larger volume ct
rail- steel orders hare hsen riacra this thsn IN
fcmer prfinas Sales THIS week # rails estimated
at iionn tens mostly AZ the West structural ma.
ierisl makers reported exceptionally we'll nxet
~ TO orders although meeting % makers y .
rmcred. may eat rates PIC isnn has eetn slow ~
sale hut Chicago reports thas business a ~
least oeeN tens Il in sieht that may b. plsred
after ciecton. The large steel mhs arc well sip
piled with orders though ~ los prices, aud the
usual scramble for fall hssiness absent this
Wheat. including npnf. shipments fct the week
aggregated i,fes sis bushels. against tn1 sA bush
els last week lisa ss ha<sls in The corrc.pnndins
week of 1909 9ss Tgs hisheix 10 isas &Aeill BUSH
ola in isG and .eG aig bushels IA lSN
From Jniv l 10 date. this seascs. wheat Exports
SIS 3lt i6s bushels against g. GA bushels last
season and 81 $40 SO hnshrts IN fsssn
Rnsines failures for tbr week number T2s W the
United states against 80 last week I'll IN this
week year ago sis In 1885 M ~ 1857 and ~ in
isN
Canadian failures Ger the week number = against
@ last week. ~ IN this week year ago. n IN lsss.
q 81 isT and AZ iu is@
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IAN goods Srrsrr contracts are increasing AZ an
encouraging rate. although effort Is made to see
thcss sales quiet possible ewing 20 the e1ect
the market for mateFtal
While wooden rniils are MT wnsking ~ fun cApa
city. Sc&<cnahio weather has Increased buy.
INC IN this tna AND purchases a weo At the thres
chief Eastern markets increased 70 4sAeeQ pcunaS.
TIE best total fer . long time although stal far
heic~ thr amount tAkea through speculative acsiv
ity year ago, rrscrs steady. and hc3icts show
10 less confidence
Failures Tor the woek were as In the unised
States. AgHiust lss last year. and q Ia Canada
against ~ last wear.
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~Nna~AnAn esne~eMeNsMss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20

The Golden Chariot Company has levied
an assessment and has announced it's de-
termination to resume work This prop
erty Hes near the Copper Mountain.
Daily camera., 1900-06-29
SHERIFF SiPPLE'S LOSS.
Hts Two Boys Taken From Him at ono
Fe'i sweep.

Hts Two Boys Taken from Him at ono
Fe'i Sweep.
Sheriff Sipple is bereit. He has lost
his two bright boys. who for several
days have been in his care and obeyed
him implicitly. The scamps are down
at the state home for dependent children
at Denver, but they went there laden
with fire crackers, peanuts and pop corn.
1t was picnic for the fraudulent little
brothers. One Of them was Lee Fe,gu-
son, but MISS Mclivaine. of the ONE. said
that Ray Ferguson was myth. He is
the 20 year old and his name is John
Short. Lee and Ray lett their home ten
days ago and got to Boulder after some
fashion or other. Here they told OF how
they had lost father and mother all in
one week at Superior. That is. prob
ably. 4 myth.
Miss McIlvaine came to Boulder to
place girl with Mrs. M. X. Bailey and
was told by her ch ef to look up these
boys. They recognized her instanter,
but their faces grew long and the elder
shifted his firecrackers, hidden in front
under his blouse, to his back. Gone were
their days of ease on the court house
green. Gone the dimes kind hearted
visitors gave them. and that near by pop
corn wagon.
"They were always good boys" said
Miss McIlvaine. They are both orphans
and are doing we'll at the home. lguess
they wanted little experience on the
road. We hope to be able TO get good
home for each Of them" They returned
in care of Miss Mcllva,ne on the I24o
train,
Daily camera., 1900-06-29

The second night Of the Merry Milk
Maids was better than the frst-better
by hundred in attendance and better
in an artistic way. There was more snap
and ginger 10 it last night. Some OF the
male singers were really learning their
parts. The ladies were "ft" on the frs,
night. On the whole the operetta was
we'll presented and the performance re.
fleets credit upon the management
About 500 was netted-not enough to
begin to think of fountain, such as its
projectors intended to give to the city
park, but enough to enable the Chautau
qua committee to make some substantial
improvements on the grounds. The
public did not attend the Milk Maids as
numerously as its musical enthusiast:
counted on. The public had alread,
heard It twice in Boulder.
Daily camera., 1900-06-29

Judge Atwood has sentenced himself
to hold court next Monday but will leave
Denver Tuesday noon tor Kansas City
where he expects to arrive by noon
Wednesday. the day of the opening oI
the great Democratic national conven
ton. So far as is known, Judge Atwood
and w. L. Seely, who is delegate. are
all who will attend from Boulder. al
though Edwin L. Coates. who is now Al
Littleton. IS said to have arranged TO ac
company one of the special train delega
tions. Six 60 from Longmont. Editor
Vincent attends the Popuiist committee
meeting there. Rev. DIR. Johnson o.
Longmont. Of the Silver Republican
committee. has already gone.
Daily camera., 1900-06-29

The Colorado & Northwestern has is
sued handsome folder, showing the
Switzerland Trail" by many fine illus
lrations of boulder canon, Bald mount
ain, profile rock, Four Mile canon, Camp
Talcott, etc. This folder will do much
to advertise the wonderful scenic features
of the road. 1t is from the press Of the
Carson. Hal, per company of Denver and
is unexcelled by any similar piece OF
railway advertising.
Daily camera., 1900-06-29

Brother Wilson has arrived with his
charming daughters from Texas-the
only original Rev. Homer +. Wilson
Now let the Chautauqua proceed. The
two oldest daughters do not accompany
Mr. and Mrs Wilson. One of them has
gone back on OR Boulder boys and
welded a Texan.
Daily camera., 1900-06-29

The grand open air concert down town
tomorrow night will make Boulder ac'
quainted with Prof. Ellis Brooks, The
distinguished Chautauqua band and or.
chestra leader. Come out and sit on the
court house fence and lawn and hear
Brooks and his band. Pity the author
tiles haven't benches in the square SC
hat all might be comfortably seated.
Daily camera., 1900-06-29
COAST DELEGATES.

San Francisco. June 2o-The Hawaiian
and California delegates to the Kansas
City convention LETT at 10 o'clock this
morning. They paraded the streets with
band and with Prince David of Hawaii,
nephew Of King Kalakaua, one OF the
delegates, at their head.
Daily camera., 1900-06-29

Woollett, the lumber and coal man, i
building a brick Office building near the
rail road tracks on 18th street. Later be
will erect a building 40 by 80 feet ir
dimensions for his lumber business. His
yard will be moved on completion oi
these extensive improvements.
Daily camera., 1900-06-29

Harold G. Garwood accompanied the
Mississippi eaitors from Denver 10 Boul
der this morning, Mr. Garwood is city
passenger agent at Denver during the
summer season for the Colorado &
Northwestern road. The editors were a
good looking party of ladies and gentle
men who filled two coaches, leaving fol-
Ward over the superb Switzerland
Trail" at o:4o. They took dinner al
Ward as guests OF the enterprising ci.i
zens OF the place and came down this
afternoon, leaving for Denver at AGO.
Daily camera., 1900-06-29

Caterer Jackson has an army of 80
colored people at the Chautauqua dining
room ready to wait on the hundreds Of
patrons and presiding over different
branches Of the establishment.
Daily camera., 1900-06-29

Miss Macconachie, matron of the uni
versity hospital. is jubilant over the do
nation to the hospital by Mrs Harbeck
of $50 in bed and table linen. Miss
Macconachie insists that there are good
and generous people still living.