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Nl er SrloinmIingcn beapnot til
til Srgel for Irpnioms airfc.
Gnbper iom oil qipe IiOt fan ienbe
set iii Wortin Nolbum eaer til
Sens s. aoaepona ioo ifdl III Jorge
ior at iaa BET icnot til 2Gr0al %
fpittere / Glaoct.
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lauo cr mi fonmtet opcren5 ON, at
Sc ioar life pil ienOe 10 noQet Nu-
mer pna SSilIcoog, ian Sen tore SGr
al @rbeioere / lreaien3 3icncIte og
ion fou ioo Tia Ell Irioog / &itlc
bclgen. Get er isrite Sang, bette
hPn0er / GuQlan0.
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tilbage. Oct bar ieIpisleeIig paft
Den ltsrlte 8l9oe ouer belle Sronfri1,
at oct beremte M}oIcri enoelie er
fommet tmilrette ioicn.
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Scruo Slpt br1not.

Sra Npfopiua / Spcrige me0beleS
Sen 24oc Nootnlber:
Get ira @H'taf TaiaS Sis min0e-
riQc Gerno cot, paffert beliggcnOc
pco 2dnQhoIiSn / Susbp Spponon
So9n bar iioet / S%ornlioon1 itunet /
TIommer. GUOnu / glitcn raiebe 81
Ocn. Ntun hoaber at fllnl,e reooc lite
Gta9e. : SIottet opbeporeoe3 man
&c foltburc N%unitperfer. &c gonlle
pproiilll0c Nfllerier er blet Queries
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/ Serne Nirfa", ion optoQ belle
&UgQen / Spticialen % "@uitaf Sen
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bar SaIontroue er oNiaa tnbt. altnIt-
iuunIinQerne udr Iapt %aailtrcret. Sci
Ne Slottet u0r - eiter hpd0 Gieren
Tribcrre Stromielt oplplcr - ioriif-
ret iur 10000 arnuer. Get onIcc3
iitfert at &ranoen er ppltaact iom
TelQe al M}analer peo Ell Heg1ana.
Set CT life umlIig, at SS<loen TON no
DC Iiaget "a uInet / ilere Sage, "a
Set er 70 Go1e, Iiben Ser bar prrct
Tolf poo Slottet, iom itob ubeboct.
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"Muna Hiia" sunoct.

'~h >A0lAAI ~
ga Wlncia beremte Mcitcrpcrf "Wtona
Sl'a", lom / NluQllit 1911 f~oripun0t
ira oct %franlte NatInnalgoleri,
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bags gieniunoet / 6lorcncc, >StaIicn.
Get gif ili1 for iig: gntifpor Sig
nor @cri / 6Iorcnce tit ior Here llqer
'loen NrcO ira en- S>tolicner, ionl
tolote liz "Sconor0" 90 fortulte, at
ban par / @cllo0cllc al Sen ioriouno-
ne "Atona &ilu". @eri iriteoe imio-
Iertio ingeniombclit Sillio til @re-
pet, ior / Oi@ie 10 anr bar Sen bort
fomne Muna @iiu buffet 90 mart
Der, mart Scr utnbt omtring / Ser
Den, men oltio hor set piit lil at op-
re @c0ra1cri. WPen / 6reooQ5 mo
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ban0Ieren % ioQoe, at ill bopoc ban
oct berennte Ntolcri bpnQenoe / lit
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lopc0c oct, men isrlt rn0errettcoe ban
/ al Stllhc0 &um'tflenoeren Or. Vug
al, lon itrnr iIe0e iii Notcllct. Sod-
mart han III lie @iucoet aientlenote
ban Set. Set par oirteIiQ set pate
ocn1cQanq, ~ "Seonorb", iom uiitc
liz al ppre Ell ma Geforotion$moler
ira Gomuoiiuittet res Nuun Win-
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I'm buorbnn (uperiet uar ioregoaet,
'%ort0lte ban %fallen0e. Nun huuoc ar.
bcloct / SranfriQ / 6 Nar, oerai 3
Nor Soupremuipct MCrun0er hop
oe ban quaet % icct poo manage al
Sc Hlmltltuttc, ?toUolcon hapOc itiou
LEI ira %tallcn % iert til |uri3, iuo
til ban lin Narnle beilltteoc at oue
Ncun pan Et0lien@ &cgnc. Nan nil
0e itlUle "4fona $ii0" "a iere oettc
Ntclterpert tiIbo9e til &tulieu, hpor
Get hertc hienumc. SioliQ Ell Nor
9en fon bon ino i Niliiuct, ifiont
han 0cnldl1g lite mere arbei0eoe Ser.
Nnu leIteoe Molcriet nco ira &uQ.
lell. tod @llIeoct 10 al Nanmen. ionl
han Ncrpaa ~ltiltIte unocr eli Nagtrop
ne, hpor Sen ltrnr citer bIeu funoet,
lflnlte ion 'eloc Niacoct unoer lin
Irbcloablnlc % murldcrC0c aunife
roll0 no nocn oUffc Mi9toufc. Ger.
pna nnbra1tc han @iaebct / iii GlU-
Neit0b / III iaitigc &rreIie / ell 2eie,
Qaoro | Vuri@'S llbfant % Ser bar
Set hunqt inotiI / Soft, "a NcrltQia
penote hlem I'll StallGl. - Get pof
te Sen ~iterite Sp'igt / ale 2anbe. al
"Afona ella" blep %itiaalet, % / biSie
10 Iar bar Ell ihproia giteriorifnine
pnalanet oper belle Tcrbcn. Nineoet
CT abiolut numbering; SET ital
'oralTpes urre bubt Sronfria Here
Milioncr Collars for set. Hrli
Gen Sirtinifc Mohonra" / |atita.
net or "Dtono 9iiu" i,oeu Samncn.
%li9nin9 oct p~Grbiiulocitc o. beronl'
icitc arnltperf / 0eroen. - Ter par
itolopct @elsmniuaer paa ialt 240..
600 Sroncs for WlIlebets SiIbaae.
briuaelie, % bisie Teuae meues nj,
al bile tiliaIoe Ben ilurentinife Nn'
tifparbanoler @eri. - Gn Hcprr'
~ientant for oct frantic Separtenlcnl
ior be i%fisnne Sumter er III reiit til
! StaIien ior at bente "Mona Siio"
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era uoldnoet.
Sbcrit Or. Mrtbmr Spifmann Die

i iorriae ltge poIat til Sen ifmcit5iite
NepublifS FrPiioent for 1914. @an
iiIbsrer set rooifole oelnotratlite
Varti.
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Zen cnaelifc llnoeruanosbano rs

ii" iont / iorrige llge / Sunoet
uoenior Flnntontb eiter CT Sdmmcn-
ite0 mco ct anbct 6nrtei. @%ciGtnIn.
dcn reooe0eS.
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Ioplphc Teoono,

"irnrltc Nnli0frObNt, QlOr0c I forriNc
llac et mt Meiteritpffc nlc0 lit Aero-
plan oper 6lppcpnrfen / @ut / NTr-
bc0en al Naria. Nnn ilog nemlig en-
HTtfe aolbsttcr, meobauenoe eli
FoaioQcr, o9 oct off li9e glot, iom
mar NcQouo par olene. Set par
uoQen mo0iae Nournoliitcr, iom it'll
Icoc iig til HnaOigbeo iom Fo2io9c
rCr
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Smaapluf.

DIR. og Mrs. 8oiireo @olo,
iom ior Ell 9Iars 5io iioen ilptteoe iii
@ebb, Saif, Canada, er fommct
berneo ior al %tiIbringe Sulebelsen.
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O ilnu hiQint. Src DC

&c ilap biligt. Gre Nefrltcr til
berenoe Der $500 Sniontcrireaimcnt,
iom pcb lin u~iorifommcoc Sptrpocn
o%perior @eiolfningen / 3obcrn / 81
lbs 1ior0e iiQ ioo umnlligt, at set
nloattc ioriIpttcS ira @ncL blep /
forri0c llgc bsrlt al ari9arettcn /
S%trai9bnrN. Ge Hap %iorbnuicn0c
biQi9t. Ntou bapoe pcntet, at Sc piI.
oe ino en- lang TunQicIaitroi bOer,
% iua Hap 0cn pGrite Spnoer al
Dem nleo 6 Tigers &u9orreit og Sc
andre TO meo 8 llaer.
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wv WTTI0II UVTINIIFI Ut 1NITTVIIINIF7
beue / Srlano, blep / TreOog2 be.
iln9lnat al G~ol0uUicnct / @eIinit.
@cIt iiocn Hc1icringcn uOiteote iii
Torbu0 moo r~Snoiericlen al &aobcll
I'll Srlan0, bar ser bper Gag pprct
bciIn1lnQt minore BARTER, men Bette
par ben ~ltsrite enfclte 6oricnbcIie.
&c iIcitc al Sc til Srlnno In0isrtc
Ni'lcr cr fuaicrcoc Mooeller ira ior-
ifiellige ellrppUiife 2alloc.
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Hilial9s. @pbttipb paa aub

oporbeInet YARN, beitdaenbe al 319
9(oes, sobe nuie, 9oot Sonb, A Mil til gn.
Sfolshns paa ganoet, 80 sleres Sfpa, 90
Acrss iunsieroet, 100 Acres .bratso", 50
slcres iGrSis for Saaren 10 6site, 8 Sisr.
griier Hsrs, ON. 0taifineri al ale Slaos
lom bshspes, lan,i alt Snebo / Quiet - olt
iaoss for 81 goo, eIlsr 81, 900 Tor tun ,sors
men, bporai 81 900 tontant % Reiten paa
Nenitann. Seq er Ipuneeu I'll at re,ie BEN
lite Darts, Da min Nelbreo or oaarlio.
SeIssr alt Tor SO, 800, ON ies betales tons
taut. aneerS u. sariun, Subue, Gait,
Sanaea.
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mcicribcjtnrcr pnjfcS.-Ilab=

nv ZEN lpm WtcIerili fOr Sbe Scanolnas
creamery SO. OF Genter Toint, g.
Cat, bliper lebis til lite Morts 1914.
Meieriet arbeiber bele aaret nbeluffenoe meo
slebe % propucerer ira 10 til 100 Cubs
Smsr om lleen. 9eboeliesbus for Ell 30
NGrmere llnoerretnin9 Iaaes peo at
benpenbe iie til nnoertesneoe, Der mootaoer
! ilbno meb anbefalinser, SenSiorlougsnoe
90 andre Splpsnin9er lnotll ben ne sSos
mar 1914. Ole Semen, d. 3, Sibore, q.
Gafota.
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uOilet Nnligtct
ligt Hingorm.
Grffct mcN p%nnoaatiac %dblcr. &lpr-
&c % brrnntc iraatclig. Slocn
Nuiic nm Hnttcn. Gnticnrn STbc
pa Ointment hcIbrcncoc belt.

Cool g'cr IS. M,ourjtc. IN "s'noret 1911
fl por ltue 2ottcr 'cut anr oammel Ct no
laa paa 9upc1 "a euoel Of oct enc Ntro %
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~4@ 90 op, fra Noree %
&AZ eOcriae otrcffe til
~~s y oSton, Ybilaocls
pbia os Newport VcUS, Nir0inia,
pr. Vcr,naN VI. q. (SrDoe) xinc og
Stpcocm WortuaU &tuc.
1srite SIaefee 1ampere.
JAS. Il. ROBERTSON, Genl. Agent
III W. Jackson Blvd, Chicago, III.
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Storartet FIaade at Fire.Skruer, Ire.
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ALE udstyret med .Traadlss Telesraf os
underseiske Sisnaler.
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Hurtiaste Dampskibe l Verden.
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Nyeste og Sterste Dampskibe til Boston.
Oct kiempestore Hurtse Post.skib
CAMPANIA, go Fod lana. $4,000 H.-K.
Es af de Hurtisste paa New York-Liverpool Routen.
Do Kolossaie Nye hav- Uhyrsr
Disse Underfulde Flydende Hotellerl
CAR0NlA, CARMANlA o7 1900. cSo i On
To at do St0rste I VeTden.
Ny Canada Betordring-
over den naturskisnne ST. Lawrence
(sE LONDON, vxRpENs sreRsrE By)
ALLIE MoDeRNe DosBEL.sKRUE DAMPsk,Be
ANOANIA, AlAuNlA
Nyestc Canadiske Skibe. $4,000 Ton
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Kon.srueres at Bysgsrns a ds' verden'ber'ms'
kun F0a AnDEn ocH TREBLE ktAsse
TIL MEGET LAVE PRISER
Sc wore Asenter for specielle nye Tredie Klaases
Bekvemmelishcder OF OpEsninses
THE CUNARD S. S. CO.. Ltd.
ru,nAcn nj Apnt Is nIhN Altar
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NmIfcs.-Naent / hpert Gpuntn.

81 CT BEN enelte lllomele / 9torbueiteu
iom iGl9er Narer pirette til Sarmerne. 800
pr. Maoneo garantereS. Nersns Sails
g@poIen Wtius 60, Ner0us Naus, Wtinn.
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0iIial9s.-160 Icres goot Gre=
rielanb tiIialsS biui9t. Silitrip Gle
:. Satfen, Spistou, Miun.
ctNal9s.-Slere fne Sarme paa
lstte Setinselier. Sslaa to sobe Sarme
tilleie. Grin til .. 2. SOnium, Sbief 6i=
per ,sals, Mirn.
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Siialgs.-1p 8p. Sectipner /
- Surte Gpnntp, u. Eat. Zen enc 5
@il. ben anben 81 Drill ira Marteb. SGls
ses biuiet ON Soanoel Ter mart. Z. Bar
mpen, yionite, u. Sat.
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The CUNARD s. S. CO.. Ltd.
CHICAGO, Ill, MINNIE AP0liS. MINI, slisr
WORE LokAl-AGEMTER OVERALL.
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St9nalcr ira Mars?

,onncnt og =grtilcriit fra Noroe
Douglas Island news., 1913-01-15

are more than or 2 feet in width, and the gold is, as rule, confined to the vein itself. In some places, however, gold has been found in adjacent miner alized country roch. In general the results obtained by the work of the year have been satisfactory. No large veins have been discovered, but large number of small ones have been found. The development has been largely car- ried on by local capital and most of it. has been we'll advised.
 COPPER MINING
 The incread copper production of 1912, com mpared with 1911, is to be cred. ited to the Chitina and Prince William sound districts. The rise in the price of copper led to much prospecting and deadwork in these as we'll as in other districts.
 The Jun bo and Rush & Brown mines were the only considerable shippers of copper ore in the Ketchikan district. It appears that the Mount Andrew mine was idle for most of the year, but plans have been formulated for a sys- tematic development. Developments were continued on the It, the Red Wing, the Vittory, and Lhote and San ford properties, and steps were taken looking to the reopening of the Copper Mountain mine. Some work was also done on copper bearing vein at Sum- dun, iu the Juneau district.
 The Kennicott-Bonanza mine is the only one in the Kotsina Chitina district from which shipments were made in 1912, but large amount of develop ment work was done other properties. The concentrator installed in 1911 at the Bonanza mine was operated during 1912 At the east end of the field work was continued on the Mother Lode, Nikolai and Westover properties and also on property located on an island in the Kennicott glacier. Prospecting and developing were especially active in the vicinity of the Kuskulana river. Here the largest operations were those of the Great Northern Development Co.,, which completed about 5000 feet of development work. The Alaska Consolidated Copper Go. carried on de- velopment work on Nugget creek and on the Rarus group of claims. The Alaska United Copper Exploration Go. continued work on the Blackburn group of claims, located on Porcupine creek. In addition to the above, large num- Der of claims were being opened in the Kuskalana region during the summer of 1912. This field is now readily &C., cessible from the railway, and branch has been surveyed which would permit the shipment of ore.
 On Prince William sound shipments were made by the Ellamar Mining Co., the Threeman Mining Co.,, the Land locked Bay Copper Mining Go. and the Beatson Copper Co.,. located on La touche island. In addition to produc- tive properties, there were large num- Der of claims on which development work was carried on, some of which give promise of soon reaching the ship ping stage. A notable advance was that made on the Solomon gulch prop- erty, near Valdez, where force of men was engaged during the year in open- ing chalcopyrite ore body.
 TIN
 The dredge which was installed on
Douglas Island news., 1913-01-15

GDdJ luS LOU u6 V du SO. I0IooOhOo oh auriferous galena. bearing vein, at a depth of LOO feet, on it's property To- cated on Georges inlet.
 PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND
 The Cliff mine, of the Valdez district, continues to be the only gold lode property in the Prince William sound region which has made considerable output. In the aggregate, however, con. siderable ore has been recovered from other properties incidentally to deVel opment work. At the Cliff the open- ing of the fifth level constituted the most important development of the year. Sinking was done on the Alice property at Shoup bay, and prepara- ticns made for installing a mill. De. velopment work was also continued on the Mayfield property, about nine miles from Shoup bay, near the Colum bia glacier, where an ore body has been opened on two levels. At the Ramsay & Ruthford property, east of the Val deg glacier, mining plant was in- stalled and considerable development work plished, the ore being opened to depth of 90 feet below the outcrop. There was much prospecting in the northwestern part of Prince William sound and vicinity, Port Wells, and the adjacent iords. Ac counts from this district indicate the ores are similar to those of the Valdez region. Considerable development work was accomplished on several properties ip this field.
 FAIRBANKS DISTRICT
 Although the output from the Fair banks placers have decreased, there was far greater activity in lode mining and prospecting than in the previous year. Most of the operations were con- ducted on small scale, and the total output of gold was not large, but a very considerable amount of develop. ment work waseaccomplished during the year. In 1912 six stamp mills, ag- gregating 24 stamps, were operated for a part of the year, and six other mills were being installed in the late summer and some of these were put in com. mission before the close of the year. Statistics at hand indicate that the average recovery of free gold from these operations is about $50 ton. In only two places are the concentrates being saved, though they undoubtedly contain additional gold.
 Lode prospecting has continued with increasing activity during the year, and probably more than 200 men were en- gagged in this work. As aresult mum. Der of quartz veins were disclosed, some of which promise we'll. The notable features of the lodes are their great number, small size and high tenor. Most of the veins from which free gold can be obtained by banning are com posed almost entirely of quarts, with sulphides either absent or present in subordinate amounts. Stibnite is the most common of the sulphides., Most of the veins have been discovered in two areas-one stretching east and west from Pedro Dome and the other in the vicinity of Ester Dome. It seems probable, however, that this dis tribution may be accounted for by the localization of the prospecting rather than by the actual limitations of the distribution of auriferous veins. But few of the richer veins so far discovered
Douglas Island news., 1913-01-15

that the Lon de Van Go. intersected an auriferous galena. bearing vein, at a depth of LOO feet, on it's property To- cated on Georges inlet.
Douglas Island news., 1913-01-15
Mining in
 Alaska
Annual Report of Geological Survey on Mineral Re sources and Production of Alaska in 1912.

The annual report ou the mineral re- sources and production in Alaska for 1912 is now in preparation under the direction of Alfred H. Brooks, of the United States Geological Survey. Some of the important features of this report relating to mining development during the year are abstracted in the following statement. Complete statis- tics of the mineral production of Alas ka cannot be collected within less than four or five months after the close of the year, but meanwhile it appears ad visable to give prompt publication to preliminary estimates which are be- lieved to be not oyer five per cent in error.
Douglas Island news., 1913-01-15

ferrous gravels were made on Ham, moud creek and in the Koyukuk valley and workable placers were found in the Ruby district. Extensions of gold bearing gravels were also found in seV- eral of the older districts. The install latiou of large plants has not yet gone ahead rapidly enough to insure the keeping up of gold placer production. It is significant, however, that the out put of the Seward Peninsula was prac- tically the same as that of 1911. The maintenance of this output in Seward Peninsula is to be credited to the ln- stallation of dredges, which was con tiaued in 1912 as in the previous year. The data at hand indicate that in 1912 about 40 dredges were operated in Alaska, besides nun Der of others un- der construction. Of these, three are in the Fortymile district, one in the Fairbanks district, one in the Birch creek district, one in the lditarod dis trict, one on the Kenai peninsula and the rest on Seward peninsula.
Douglas Island news., 1913-01-15
VALUE OF MINERAL OUTPUT

It Is estimated that the total value of the mineral output of Alaska in 1912 is s21, ,S5O,OOO, compared with S2O,65O,OOo for 1911 The value of the gold output of 1912 is estimated at Sl6,65O,OOO; that of 1911 was Sl6,S53,256. It is estimated that the Alaska mines produced 28,94O,, 900 pounds of copper in 1912, valued at about S4,63O,OOO. In 1911 the output was 27,267,S ,S71 pounds, valued at S3,364,- 5S4. The silver production in 1912 is estimated to have value of S300,00O, as compared with s243,923 for 1911. The value of all other mineral products in 1912, including tin, marble, gypsum, coal petroleum, etc, was about S26O,OOO, as compared with S176,942 in 1911. The total value of Alaska's mineral produc tion since 1880, when mining first be- gan, is, in round nun bers, S229,OOO,OOO, of which S2O2, 100000 is represented by the value of the gold output. The total output of copper in Alaska since l9Ol is about 9O,OOO,Oo0 pounds, valued at about s13, ,145,0OO.
Douglas Island news., 1913-01-15
MPoRTANT FEATUREs

The increase in the value of ,Alaska's mineral output is to be credited tothe larger copper output as compared with the previous year. While no new cop per properties were put on productive basis, a large amount of development work was accomplished in the copper. bearing districts. The gold mining in- dustry was marked by important ad- vances in developing lode deposits. Work was continued on number of large lode mining enterprises in the Juneau district, and considerable ad' vances were made at Fairbanks and in other districts. In addition to this, promising discoveries of auriferous quartz were made at Port Wells and in the Innoko-Iditarod region, as we'll as in other parts of the territory.
 The output from the placer mines was less than in the previous year. On the other hand, discoveries of rich aur-
Douglas Island news., 1913-01-15
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA


 The most notable advances in the ter. ritory during the year were those in the Juneau district. The Treadwell mine increased it's gold output. Work was continued on the on the coco 0foot tun nei of the Alaska-Juneau mine, and was begun on an adit tunnel of the Alaska-G Gastineau, which will be about two miles in length. This tunnel is to undercut the Perseverance mine, which with adjacent property on Sheep creek has passed under one management. The ore is to be carried to mill of 6O00-ton capacity, which is to be erect ed at tidewater. These enterprises, to- gether with the continuation of work on the Kensington mine and the re- opening of the Jualin mine, in the Der ners bay district, constitute an. assur- ance that the production of gold in Alaska will not fall off, even aside from the promise of larger output from other parts of the territory. It is re- ported that discoveries of rich gold bearing quartz veins have been made on Funter bay, Admiralty island. Two mines were operated in the Sitka dis trict, as in the previous year, and the discovery of new gold-bearing quartz vein in the district is reported.
 There was considerable advance of auriferous lode mining in the Ketchi kan district during the year. The Goldstream mine was again operated, supplying a fve-stamp mill. A 10, stamp mill was installed at the Val paraiso mine. Two adit tunnels were started to intersect an auriferous quartz vein on the Buggy property, near Smuggler's cove. It is reported
Douglas Island news., 1913-01-15
GOLD LODE MINING


 It is estimated that there were about p gold lode mines in Alaska that made some production in 1912, compared with IS in 1911. In addition to this, development work was dune on many lode prospects widely distributed over the territ ory. The value of the output from the auriferous lodes in 1912 is be lieved to be about S4,600,00O, an in- crease of about s4OO,OO0 over that of the the previous year. This increase must in large measure be credited to the Treadwell group of mines, but there was also considerable production from various small properties in diff ferent districts.
Douglas Island news., 1913-01-15

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-09
EVANGELIST barrett
Will preach TODAY
MEETING IS Al FIRST METiiO-
DIST CHURCH ACCOMPLISH
Ed MUCH GOOD.

The ryanpeUstic services at II,
First Methodist Episcopal church hay.
been wen attends during the pas;
week. and the preaching of Rev Bar
rott has boen Of n higher order. The
eirring Of Miss Barrett has also
,Ieosod the ucopIe very much. and
the conerePational singing has been
an otfractivo.feature. Today promises
10 he - great day for the meeting. as
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