The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-08
ThE AILIN MINES
Record of What Is Being Done In
 tho Great Gold Country

The \tu district ha, now made d ..r.H...Ue reputation 'ur %, auucr"u- .r..r. ...uu-u,. and nci.te many >e'i- n vrT have record second tu uun- ... r,Ir.uHc mmus U-Tltt lHc '\. .,rt ar.I ricrrc-- uI these deposit, have r.f ,ct been thoroughly estimated H proved. g.t tIc available iDru''r, '"" le roughly ru down ls rut less iHiN l.uU -.u.r. m.c-
 Much . uur space hJ, been deNut ,I It..tro aar..r.r, lratDI- o' Che o'.. ..,.rr crock. .. .Uc district hut at..r h.. hitherto I-.u ,lfl regarding tHc rr.-u.... . uIe wwue lgt quartz mrr- ..- prospect, uot dreamed u' Is many .. u- lt ha> been bound well. ml. mH.--.H.. tl obtain reliable m formation ur t.c subject and a- che rrm.r.u, location, are beyond our pe r.rt.. rounds ue have been unable q. visit them personally We would now mls, .u appeal tu an miner, who .rr interested m quartz prupgruc, W tre district lHi uhn have been Workn- .r turm n. send u- from uWc t' um, rut.. .. tI. work done and tlc ,ioW r.. m.'. h.th tor their own hcucHt srI ..r tHlt co. the camp a, 60 whole Several tI.r-.r| dollars worth of a,- ..--m.r, work has been done between a,r a" ar' ,re present timc. yet we rarely hear anything about t ur ui tle result. However. what we have heard .a.rrt- 70, m stating chat thc genera. results are most ErItyiu-. and DO onc .r ft. instances bodies ui rich orc have been exposed
 Wrh thr shutting down oi thc Monroe mountain miuc speculation uI, r.e a- tu thc cause oi doug >o. and 10 cannot bc concealed that for a tmr feeling oi depression took hold ut tHr .url miners. Human nature however. t- easily >Vayci and cr, many week, men were ou thc ,tiN hunt IEI.r.
 We have heard rumor, oi a property consisting of several clum>. ou thc east shore oi the lake. not many mile, from town which ha. shown up SOD well fhat 'bc plrtc, who took bond on it last 'a,. are returning. when uaugduou open, with tcn-,famp milI It Is al ,o stated that party oi St Pau. capitalists hl, become interested m property u the same locality and will operate extensively this season.
 On Fourth o' July Greek very cou- siderable work h1, been done and thc result q, very promising For thc most part the prevailing rock oi th', dis trict Is C.'ena. carrying small value, m e0'i The writer was shown some rock from ure u' these claims few day. ac. and wa, r'ea,ur1h.y surprised lt thr promising nature oi tlc samples it would le foolish to say that under present conditions. the most 'i tll, sa'crl ore would pay hut ihc property from which thi, sample came |, c>tcu. ,iye enough and thc showing would Iu,t.t thc installation of a conccntrl- tor
 On some of che trec.sod bearing prorcrt.t, fhe u,c ot 3u lrrI,ta could undoubtedly be adopted with profitable result,
 10 !, fully anticipated that most sat i-'1ctory arrangement, may thi, year hc made with Che White Pass Railway Company for thc transportation of fria' ,Mnmcuts oi ore to the Smeltcr> on thr Sound and as much work has been done ou thc most promising pro- pert.c, 10 should not be a difficult mat Ger for miner, to make up among them a trial ,h'Dmcut oi. say. ten tons
 In conclusion. we may bc pardoucd for saying that m many instance, work ha, been done by men without having from time to tune had assays made o' their rock. and we regret Co say that iruch valuable tune and money have thereby been wasted on worthless