The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-03

rated from the gravel The car moves ehns aa sns tSe zod s sas aside with an elevator: The dTedge is run Snh Four men do 9n the operstinS rs sheur shifts shifts sI this kind tskss i0e hSTss S PSTer to qRo ,RRo per cent. more than, the sluicing or hy- draulicing method where the gold is fine. very fine
 A floating dredge i. on 2 barge or scow, usually usually called 2 gold ship; | This has an an washing machine where the process of and sand are carried ofr with a conveyor A machine of this kind requires about 200 s hS5se Howsr sRd costs set up in Kion
 MILLING.
 The proST,H,t ,, is sold The okg 5 egtmstsd know as White Channel in the Klondike district t ranges s in size from sand n,,o to by milling of over 800 Der ton. by sluic- ing 25c. to 4Oc. per yard One yard weighs over 11z tons.
 By milling the coarse gold that Is, caught by sluicins, the fine gold that is washed away or floats away is saved: and saved. sas i Such ~ Values "a as this in a lode mine or ledge would not pay for mining alone; with a power shovel and run into the mill by gravity at an expense of less than 1oc.
 
 for one from the solid quartz ledge. It is entirely free from all rebellious ores and ases This nlSH made thorough @ tests with a small mill. They Ylilled over 50 tons in five-ton lots. taking over an area of five miles.
 We will now summarize to these three enterprises and the risk involved. also the profits to be gained
 l. HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER. An unlimited market for all that can be pro duced with a profit of 1.2oo per cent per oeSt. cay apn per day, % also a saving to operators who use the power of 50 per gent, m the ne. ini1aa pnnin soId piant in nos having steam ma to s,ssa ses %sss no n markets, no business in the world safer.
 g. DREDGING. It is four years since the first dredEe was instailed 5o in an the Mon any more under construction. No such a thing as failure; all gre making a6ssoiDeef9 9 f9 safe Business. How could it bes Otherwise
 The Kondike River and Indian River bottoms These %6s the daH m,ner ars onio 20 to 9 miles long each. and # to z of mile te as ube sas ass Tn.ss r1sr gsa considered worthless until the dredse man came along.
 3. MILLING: While profit. are not as man of ambition can increase the mills to such an extent that his profits will be
  200 per cent. on the money invested. There is no risk in this milling. No develop ment as in lode rnines no prospecting, no
 In the last three years there has been invested in Klondike by purchasing min ing property. installing nachinery and invested about s12, 900 and there are POWER IS THE GREAT NEED. Wood is getting scarcer each year and farther away from the field of operations. Coal is of a very low grade and costs $20 per ton.
 The gold production of Alaska Is great CT than Montana, Utah, Colorado and Nevada (with her great gold fields) all combined The estimated earnings of the Company and increase of the plant for three years are here given. There will re- main in the treasury 1,o00, 600 shares of stock unused, and dividends will be paid on 1000 GOO shares instead of 5000. 900. The capitalization: This vast property will be all paid for and clear of debt less increasing the plant until 1t will pay 100 per cent. dividends; that is the limit or our ambition. We start with a 5000 horse power plant and dipper dredges. and a -%-x, vfw vr791