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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-20

NJ q w. Howell and Miss Hattie
Creighton paid a visit 70 the 'a'ieS'O WI
F.xposition last week
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The next meeting Of the Brightwood
Knockers Club viii be held at the resi-
dence OF Miss Alace Brown, OF Lamont
street
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n. S. Greenaway has returned from
tie jamestown Exposition.
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A. A. shriver paid a visit TO the
jamestown Exposition last week.
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Mrs I. V. Crymes and her daughter
Mrs G. R. Keith, are at the jamestown
Exposition.
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Electra Chapter. No. 2. Order OF the
Eastern Star. held a meeting in the
Masonic Hall. Tuesday evening last A
part Of the business transacted was the
appointment OF a committee. Of which
Mrs Mary o'Brien was made the chair
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Edward J. Newcomb. who has beer
the superintendent in charge Of thu
Sunday school of the Esther Memorial
Protestant Episcopal Chapel for three
years, has resigned
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Miss 8 O. Hantzmon. who mas Oeeh
visiting friends in CharlottesVllIe' mas
returned home.
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Alexandria
ISSUE INVITATIONS
FOR BROWN-BRYANT
Navy Officer Will Marry
Alexandria Girl
October 80.

Invitations have been issued Tor the
marriage of Miss Ruth Bryant, daugh-
fer of Cant Herbert Bryant, 10 Lieut..
Wilson Brown, IT., L. 5. n. The mar
rage viii take place October 30.
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The Ladies' Guild Of the Esther Men,
mortal Chapel, Of Congress Heights,
gave a super in the town hail, which
was attended by 800 persons.
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Mrs. Truman Post. Of New York. has
been the guest of Mrs. Post. Of Ninth
and Newton streets. last week.
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Mrs. Jane D. Galleher. OF Clarendon.
had as her guests last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Elliott and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Erwin, Of Falls ChNdch, Va.
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The annual oyster supper under the
auspices OF Trinity Chapel. viii be held
Wednesday at 81. Johns orphenage,
Arlington.
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Mrs. John Strahorn and her son
Jonn, OF Elkton, Nd, arrived in town
last week and are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph ARGYLE. Of Sheridan
street. North BFightw0od.
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Lieut.. Col. n O. Parker. L. S A,
retired, and Mrs. Parker are the guests
for the winter at 1871 Harvard street
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Invitations have been issued Tor inc
marriage of Miss Ruth Bryant, daugh-
ter of Capt. Herbert Bryant, 10 Lieut.
Wilson Brown, jr., T.. ). n the mar
rage will take place October 30
The Rev. c. D. BuIla had Miss Amelia
S. Evans, of Kernstown, Va. as his
guest last week.
! 2. Waller and Miss Katherine Wal
Ter have returned from the jamestown
Exposition
= FFerbert McCuen having passed
civil service examination. has been ap-
pointed to a position at the Norfolk navy
yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patterson attend
Cd the Richmond Horse Show last
week.
Me- V Crvmes and her daughter.
Mrs G. r. Keith. are at the jamestown
Exposition
Miss salHe Feagans Is visiting her
cousin. Miss Dove Feagans, IN Ch'lr~
lottesville.
n s Greenaway has returned from
tie jamestown Exposition.
Mrs C. w. Howell and Miss Haltl '
Creighton paid a visit TO the jamestown
Exposition last week
George TJhIer and Miss Rebeeca Ch1Si
nave returned from Mt. Jackson
w Moore. jr., had Mr. and Mrs
n. Pjser, of Shusan, n. Y. as ms
guests last week.
A 4. sbriver paid a visit TO the
jamestown Exposition last week
The Alexandra Library directors last
week elected the following otnoeTs'
President. Mrs. S, /. Monroe; vice presl-
dent. Mrs. Eleanor W. Howard: treas
urer. Mrs. w. B. smoot; secretary MISS
AGnew.
Miss s. O. Hantzmon. who has been
visiting friends in Charlottesville has
returned home.
Miss Bessie Jones last week was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Butler. in Roa'
noke.
Dennis Kennedy, formerly OF TINS cltS'
but now OF Altoona, Pa, was in Alex
andria last week.
Mrs. William b. Smoot bad as her
guest last week Mrs Hopper. OF Bald-
more.
Herbert Graves, who has been IN
Alaska on business for the Government
has returned
lIr. and Mrs. Francis J. Davidson had
as their guests last week, Mr.. and hrs.
William Writ Triplett, OF Markham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando beavers anu
Mrs Smith and daughter, Katherine.
are at the jamestown Exposition
BENJAMIN Whcatlcy and wife have re-
turned from the jamestown Exposition.
.. Conway Brawner paid WISH 70
friends at Broadrun last week
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= Herbert McCuen having passed
civil service examination, has been ap-
pointed to a position at the Norfolk navy
yard.
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y. B. Waller and Miss Katherine wal
Ter have returned from the jamestown
Exposition
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Patterson attend
"a The Richmond Horse Show last
y eek.
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Notes and Personals.

The Ballston Citizens Association has
arranged an entertainment to be held
iH the lecture room Of the Balislon
Presbyterian Church Friday night, oc-
tober "a The program viii consist OF
classic and comic songs. Among thosC
who will take part are Miss McGroarty'
Miss Young. Miss Gideon, and Messrs.
AicGroarty and Middleton.
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Francis Gideon left Baliston for Flor
ia n few days ago, where he Will re
main for the winter.
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Frank Schultz. of Baltimore, who was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Frank Wat
son, OF 25s5 Twelfth street. last week. is
now on his way for a two months trip
through the South,
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Miss Bessie Jones last week was the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Butler, IN RoaT
r0Ira
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The Rev. c. D. BuIIa had Miss Amelia
s Evans, of Eernstown, Va. as his
guest last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Ives. of Bingham
ton, n. Y, are visiting Mr.. Ives uncle,
George B. Ives, on Broad street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Blake. who have
been visiting their sisters, Misses Stella
and Eva Birch. on Broad street. re-
turned TO their home in e Reno, Okla.
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Schneider. of Baltimore, and William
Weber.
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BaIIstou public schools have over Il
pupils iE attendance.
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NJ. Sutton. OF Baliston; has gone to
Cornell University. He enters as
student in tile department Of engineer
ing.
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Harry A Dawson and family have
removed to Washington for the winter.
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Mrs. William McGrady. who has been
confined to her home with throat trou-
bic. is convsiesclng.
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Mrs. Rose Baker, Of Washington. Is
visiting at The home OF Mrs. Harriet
Edmonston, near Rockville,
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Mrs. William ~. Davis has returned
from a visit TO Norfolk and the James
town Exposition.
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Miss Elizabeth Hatton. OF Maryland
has returned to Brookland. where she
viii make her home with her cousin,
Mrs. w. Harren. Miss Hatton Will
again take up her studies at the Cor
coran Art School.
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Miss Maud Harness, OF Baltimore, is
visiting the home Of Mrs. Towers, Of
Ninth and Lawrence streets.
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Dennis kennedy, formerly Of this city,
but now OF Altoona, Pa, was IN Alex
audria last week.
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| Robert KnoTr, OF Boston, is visiting
| his sister. Mrs. W. W. Marin, Of Ninth
! and Lawrence streets.
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John Wilson. Of Boston, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs A. V. Dykes.
Of Ninth street, has gone to James
town. from whence he will return home
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John Wignall has returned from a
short trip to jamestown.
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Miss Edith and Miss Sarah Brown,
Miss Ora AIiddIekaufT. and Miss E
Hughes have returned from q trip to
the jamestown Exposition.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nah. OF Annand4le
were the guests OF Mrs Crux, OF Balls
ton. this week.
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John Urbanowicz will leave today for
Madison. Ind, where he win attend the
wedding OF William p. Billings. former
" OF Brookland, and Miss Mable Burke,
Of Madison.
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Miss Sarah Quackenbush has returned
from a visit TO her old home in New
York
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Lieut.. Surgeon Edward M. Talbot
u. s. A, is visiting his father. DR.. T
NJ. Talbot. for a few weeks.
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The Rev. J. Preston Lewis, pastor
Of the Rockville Disciples Church. mas
gone to Norfolk, Va, to attend the ma
tional convention Of that denoinina
tion, IN session there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn and son, Sebre
are spending a week at Braddock
Heights.
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Ex-Mayor J. D. Payne and wife. OF
Falls Church. Va, left last week for
jamestown by private conveyance. They
will visit their daughter In Richmond
before returning home
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Mr.. and Mrs. frank Watson. of 2555
Twelfth street, entertained last Sun
gay at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. William
White and son, Mrs. Mercie. and Frank
Schultz, Of Baltimore.
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Mrs. Hetheld, of Twelfth and Law
renee streets. has returned from a visit
to her son. Brawner, at Johns Hopkins
University
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Miss Virginia Raymond Is spending
several weeks at the Jamestown Exp-1-
elfion-
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J. ". HOrner is enjoying a trim
through Massachusetts,, New York, and
Pennsylvania.
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Frank Schultz. of Baltimore, who was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Frank Wat
son, OF 26s5 Twelfth street. last week, is
now on his way for a two months trip
through the South,
Miss Elizabeth Hatton. of Maryland,
has returned to Brookland. where she
viii make her home with her cousin,
Mrs. W. Harren. Miss Hatton VIII
again take up her studies at the Cor
coran Art School
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watson. OF 25S5
Twelfth street, entertained last Sun
day at dinner Mr. and Mrs. William
White and son, Mrs. Mercie. and Frank
Schultz. Of Baltimore.
Miss Edith and Miss Sarah Brown.
Miss Ora MiddIekauT. and Miss E.
Hughes have returned from q trip to
the jamestown Exposition,
John Wilson, Of Boston, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs A. V. Dykes.
Of Ninth street, has gone to James
town. from whence he will return home.
John Urbanowicz will leave today for
Madison. Ind, where he win attend the
wedding OF William p. Billings. former
~ OF Brookland, and Miss Mable Burke,
Of Madison.
Robert Rnorr, of Boston, is visiting
his sister. Mrs. W. W. Marin, Of Ninth
and Lawrence streets.
Miss Sarah Quackenbush has returned
from a visit to her old home in New
York
Mrs. Hetheld, of Twelfth and Law
renee streets, has returned from a visit
TO her son. Brawner. at Johns Hopkins
University
Charles E. holster, of Ninth street,
will leave during the following week for
Portsmouth. Ohio.
James F. McHugh and daughter,
Rhoan. have gone to the jamestown
Exposition.
Mrs. X. Burke, OF Thirteenth and
Lawrence streets, left last week for an
extended trip to Missouri, where she
will visit relatives.
Mrs. Kantenburg. Of Newton street,
has returned from visit to the James
town Exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheesman and family
have moved into their new home, on
Tenth and Newton streets.
Mrs. Brooks. who mas been I'll for
some time, is repidly recovering.
Mrs. Marvin Mclean and children
will soon leave for Texas, where they
viii spend the winter months
Miss Maud Harness, OF Baltimore, IS
visiting the home Of Mrs. Towers, of
Ninth and Lawrence streets.
B. irving. Of Ninth and Irving streets.
has returned from a trip TO Scotland
Mrs. Yeager, of Ninth street. will
entertain during this week Mr.. and
Mrs. Huxter. Of Kent Island; Miss
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Mrs. Anthony Schladt anG Mrs. T
DOre visited Mrs. J. S. Rodler last
week.
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The dispateher's office Of the ". r.
and F. @ Electric railway. viii be
moved from Rosslyn TO BallstOn in the
nsar future.
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Miss Marguerite Allen Miss Mary
Davis, and Miss Florence Branson were
at the homecoming in Baltimore last
runpLr
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Robert Mathers and niece, Miss Marie
Watkins. attended the parade last
Thursday in Baltimore.
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Charles E. Molster, of Ninth street,
will leave during the following week for
Portsmouth, Ohio.
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The Western District Baptist Assooia.
ton VIII meet In Rockville on Monday
and Tuesday. October 2t and 2.
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George and Milton Ackman, Of Fifth
street, are at jamestown.
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a. A Protyman. Of Chester. Pa. Is
With his brother-in-law. L. F. Hall. of
Second and IT streets
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Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Rucker have
| returned from visit 70 jamestown Ex-
/ position
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B. Irving. Of Ninth and Irving streets,
has returned from a trip to Scotland.
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Mrs, J. D. GaIleher, Of Clarendon.
has returned from a visit to her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Walter Irwin and Mrs. Luther
ELLIOTT, OF Falls Church. Va
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Barwood Hall has Just returned from
jamestown
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Mrs. William b. Smoot bad as her
guest last week Mrs Hopper, OF Bald-
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith, with
their little daughters, Helen and Esther,
after a visit to Mrs. Smiths sister,
Mrs. Tucker, Of Atlanta, Ga, have re-
turned to their home on Maple avenue
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Mrs. Marvin Mclean and children
will soon leave for Texas, where they
viii spend the winter months.
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John II webb. during the absence
OF the pastor. led the mid-1eek PRAYER
meeting and the services Sunday even
ing at the NJ z. Church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cheesman and family
have moved into their new home, on
| Tenth and Newton streets.
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Or. George L. Lewis has gone 10 At
lanuc City with Raymond Cnst. OF
Washington Grove, who has been III
with nervous prostrauon for the past
six weeks.
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Mrs. Yeager, Of Ninth street, viii
entertain during this week Mr.. and
Mrs. Huxter. Of Kent Island; Miss
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Miss Stella Birch entertained few
friends October II in homer Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Blake, OF Oklahoma.
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James F. McHugh and daughter,
Rhoan. have gone to the jamestown
Ernnsifion.
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A big Democratic rally will be held
at the Rockville town hall Tuesday.
Col. Spencer c. Jones will preside, ana
Governor WaTheld, Hon. William Plnek-
ney White, Joshua w Herring and Other
prominent party leaders win address
the meeting.
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Mrs. X. Burke, OF Thirteenth and
Lawrence streets, left last week for an
extended trip TO Missouri, where she
will visit relatives
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Miss EvangeIine McGroarty enter
tanned a party Of young people from
the George Washington University Uri-
day evening.
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Mrs. ". S. o. Thomas mas gone to
spend a few weeks with her son.
Marvin Thomas. and her sister. Mrs.
John Lyell, OF Camden, n. J.
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The Rev. Albert 2, Ogg. until re-
Gently pastor OF tie Epworth Methodist
Episcopal Church at Gaithersburg, has
sailed for India. where he will lake
charge OF a missionary publishing house
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Mr.. and Mrs. Groom. Of Sterling, Va,
were guests of J. L. Shotwell last week.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31

virginia ore from a pile of Ramsev's
product. With depth our ores are
round to contain more and more sill
yer and it has been suggested hv
some mining men that suficien.
uepth VIII uncover large deposits Of
the white metal. History states that
the old Comstock was first deyeloned
as a gold camp, until the wonderful
deposits of silver were found. How
ever the ores have always contained
gold at great depth, in some in
stances a very large percentage Of it..
Ramsey is the new name of an old
district. 1t has been developed to
such an extent that there is no ques-
ton of mining activity being carried
on within its borders for many years
There is not a corner of the district
that has failed to reveal gold and
any development of consequence on
the lodges showing surface prospects
has resulted in a decided increase of
values. Some of our mines are get
ting out shipping ores, while other
properties are under strong develop
ment, with every promise of uncover
ing rich veins. The camp has every
indication of making good its claim
of being an extension of the ever ia.
nous Comstock Lode-Carson Ap.
peal.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31
OSBORNE STRIKES ORE.
Owners Break Bottle of Champagne
in Drift to Celebrate.

Osborne has struck it. Struck It
rich, And another set of plucky
Skidoo miners are rejecting the
smile of the Goddess of Fortune.
In other words, they have found
the rich ore shoot which they have
been searching for in the block of
Skidoo ground known as the Osborne
lease, whic his owned by Messrs. Os-
borne, Patten and Wharton, and the
ore is much richer than was expected
or hoped for.
A fair sample returned an assay of
$3.50. The poorest piece they could
pick out assayed $110.40.
The strike was made last Saturday
and the event was celebrated by the
breaking of a bottle of champagne in
the lucky drift.
This property has had ore of a
good milling grade ever since the
first shot was fired last March. The
shaft was sunk on a strong quartz
ledge which has been good all the
time. But the owners believed right
along that there was something bet
ter to be found. A few feet up the
hill from the shaft there is an out
crop Of a much higher grade ore
shoot than the general average of
the ledge. From general conditions
it was taken for granted that this
shoot dipped into the hill, and at a
depth of fifty feet a drift forty-fve
feet long and an upraise of sixteen
feet was made in a futile effort to
find the rich stuff.
Then a more careful study of the
conditions was made and the con-
clusion reached that the ore shoot
dipped in the opposite direction. Ac-
cordingly, they statred a new drift
and had run only about ten feet when
they broke open the jewel box.
The rich strike is a honey combed
rose quartz spotted with lead and
iron, and glittering with specks OF
yellow gold. There is a width OF
eight to ten inches of the picture
rock which yields samples that will
, compare favorably with anything
; found in the district. Another foot
of the ledge shows assays from 500
/; to 5000 a ton. Then there r sew.
, eral inches of white tale that pans
well huf has NOT heen asSaved
This bonanza shoot has been open
ed for a length of twelve feet and il
still holding good. Ore is being
, sacked and Manager Osborne say
, they are planning to make a shipmen'
very soon. He says that if the lease
| will yield 200 tons of the kind of or,
E they are now working in, they will
1 be satisfied.-Skidoo News.