The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29
FOR THE TOL0VANA
 IS PREDICTED
ARRIVALS FROM OUTSIDE SAY MANY ARE PREPARING TO
 COME NORTH.

 of the recent big strike of pay in the Tolovana district. hundreds of Outsiders will start North. There are already large number of people waiting for definite reports concern ing the Tolovana, according to the recent arrivals. many of them being oldtimers to whom stampeding is not a new experience.
 IL is expected here that the recen. good reports from the Tolovana will have the effect of starting the stam- pede of the Outsiders toward Alas ka. It is also understood that the transportation companies are prepar- ing to handle large number of travellers.
 CASCApEN BUYS GROUND.
 That local mining men generally are taking stock in the recent re ports from the Tolovana country. was demonstrated yesterday when D. H. Cascaden purchased all of the interests of Jay Livengood in that district. Tho monetary considera- tion is said to have been $40 900, 5000 of which was paid in cash It is understood that payment of $15.000 is to be made by Mir Cascaden next fall, the remaining s20000 to be paid some time within the next year.
 The ground transferred to MT. Gas caden in the deal is a one-half in terest in the following claims Dis covery association. Livengood creek. Ruth association discovery, Ruth creek; Nelson association, first tier bench opposite discovery. Ruth creek: Discovery association, Ger trude creek; Rifle association 10 above discovery, Livengood creek; Discovery, Olive creek; No above discovery, Amy creek; Discovery as sociation, Ester creek.
 MT Cascaden is very optimistic concerning his purchase. He has spent more or less time in the Tolo- vana during the past winter and is very enthusiastic concerning the outlook of the camp generally.
 It is understood that the new own CT of the ground expects to have most of it worked during the com ing summer and that he expects to of the purchase price before the coming mining season is over He intends taking in a small plant over the trail immediately for his own use, but will probably ship in a larg- CT outfit by way of the Tolovana river after the opening of navigation
 TAKING PLANT IN.
 Phil Lynch, one of the discover. CTS of the big pay on Olive creek. was an arrival in town last week He is preparing to take a 15-horse- power plant back with him over the trail, hoping that he can land it on his ground before the breakup makes travel over the trail impos- sible. The boiler is now under going repairs at the plant of the Samson Hardware company, it be- ing expected that it will be shipped out to Olnes for re-shipment to the Tolovana, on Wednesdays train. Ii is understood that it is the inten- tion of MT. Lynch and his part ners Herman Stone and Tom Verdier, to ship a large plant to the Tolo- vana by way of the Tolovana river after the opening of navigation
 PAY 200 FEET WIDE.
 The paystreak, where located on discovery Olive creek by Lynch and partners, has been demonstrated to be at least 200 feet wide. Mir lynch says that on the left limit of the creek pans of from three cents to $1.00 are easily obtainable, the ground on the right limit panninp from two to ten cents from grass roots to bedrock A line of holes from 24 to 30 feet in depth were sunk entirely across the claim by the laymen in their efforts to locate the paystreak.
 LVENGooD GOING OUT. It is understood that Jay Liven- good, who on Saturday sold his inter ests in the Tolovana country to Dave Cascaden, will leave shortly for the Outside. He will, however, make a trip to the Tolovana before starting for the coast MT Livengood was one of the original stakers of ground in the Tolovana dictrict, securing claims on nearly all of the creeks TAKES MORE OPTIONS.
 The records in the recorders of fee show that Dave Cascaden has such confidence in the new Tolovana mining camp, that he is preparing to acquire more interests than those purchased recently by him from Jay LiyengoOd. They show that MT. Gas