Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-12

tablish the fact that the mines in the
Kougarox district near Nome were
worked many vars ago. 4 80 ?
The Valdez copper mining district in
Alaska IS rich in copper and has coal.
:, timber fine, water and power and all
Other resources neccessaT5, Ff9r building
jfupl a. great mining industSy.ste55 sdj :
flG The BunkefflIIill 6 tSufhEanr Mining
Ftand Concentrating Company jof, Ward
lfherI fFdahojs HAS declared ID fviaenduN No.
i58, Of $4,000. e AsPhat, ihakesn the totaa
paid sihce January 4, y 1901, 2 $211aooo,
and The total 70 date 81 246ffs3, QCf0O,1 sdt
tiIIAtfTySon, Idahess work on the Sunday
Morning Tunnelis progressing rapidly!
lItis now downI about 5z5ifeet, of which
twentsuf2e feet was driven Through sol.
SD IRON cabling AT 90 enth 0f thirty.
seven TEETH fhreee; sttifg yer EYntain-
ing f6e9e gold was frpssirrItn 'bial :
So Ithssbleaked out that the SnoWshoe
mine hear Libby has been nsoldtlfoT The
proposition Submitted byiD. p. Bowers
some time ago has been aebeptedyBy the
Pacific North West lMihfHg e9mpa6y at
London, England, ana the Pabsfs nee:
l ePSssarS to make the transfe rs have been
forwarded ito them by FIX Hef West fthe
company s managerial Libby3b1o18r
b Accompany has, just purchased "a free
gBld proposition at RotFnG Prairie, near
Baker City, b,Ore,ss and Will move sthe
twenty Stamp Mil they have purchased
rtp, that properly. . The price5the com
I papyl paid for the mine lis given out as
$60,000ocash! bThere)isoa lready "a five
hstampVmi1l at Dthetmine, and with the
addition OF twenty stamps the 5Foosier
Boy company will crush a great deal of
ore. 80, - ~. 'Ih ~. ,-Pt ,24,'i 'so9l8
The steamship Queen arrived from
Cape Nome bringing AL passengers
and 100000 in gold dust. The Queen
made a remarkable run Of six days and
fifteen hours, which is the record run
from Nome to Puget, sound When the
Queen sailed from Nome the. disabled
steamer Nome City had arrived with
her crank shaft broken The steamer
Santa Anna was also at Nome Pas
sengers from Nome report that the
place is crowded with people awaiting
an opportunity toaget out. Purser Cur
tbs reports that all accommodations on
the Queen for the next trip from Nome,
have been engaged and the same can
be- said OF all steamers which are lsched-
uled to make another "trip The Gus.
toms report at Nome shows that 1000
people arrived there this season, and
fhaf A 0nn h. Il d1,l
What may prove to be an important
discovery Io8 aovein Of sand. has, been
made on the Columbia at Umatilla, Ore.r
The location Is little below the sta
ton, on the river bank, and the vein
has been traced for considerable disrd
lance, many thinking it extends at least
five miles. The quality is of the finest,
eminentlyy. suitable for< mixing purposes
for plaster, and TOT. abUild1ng sand.d
Shodld the find 1tA1ifhY Out as hoped the
'Aitda9ioh PERMITS III, easy snlpment1
greatly enhancing the value of the veinp
Y 20pe Of the. biggest mining deals that
has taken Aken1 place II IN spoKsad f6nssyeral
Years was 1started reeeAE ~Ash\ the
dTfTs signed dtr o. bon DING of
lJf 1ff ft a3fffhe Palmer Mp4nta y ms
ana indftfe5,y not includSd b ST. .tt6eor amef
Mountain tunnel profes9hR.ESS the1
fWashihsSohE Development company,
with John Boyd Of the Palmer Moun-i 4
tain Tunnel company as the president
Cpf the neYt COMPANY The tprice, of the
bond is 100000 and covers a period OIL
la &Attha u NIL weston says that as
ia Ssea IsGs %Bs geSgY43sR 8eS a aSa
,atcatss should ID use tbeF present Palm er,l
Mountain&upneIn aadlthat G gantic b lel
would be run clear through the moan,
tain toltAed Rainbow GFAH I%%Suld tan.
hh1sA@sdgas,of the. ,Ivaphoe at a, depth
of,A0O9 feetla and, connect every mine on
the mountajnswith the one tunnel. I'd
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