Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30
KL0AD|KE DREDCE KING
RULES RICH DOMAIN
doe" BoyIc's Dominions Are Forty
square Miles Of GOld-Bcnr-
ing Earth.
HIS CAREER REMARKABLE
trob,s Made Out OF Lumber Gave
Him Money That Enabled Him to
-, sec Capitalists and Finance His
Mining Concessions.
ny FRANK G.. CARPENTER.

VERY step here I am meeting common,
.rcrNdaH mon who arc enslaving gcnii
nnillion times rnightier than those Of
ne arabian Nights. They rub the
amps OF their genius and palaces Of
mechanical wonder spring forth almost
n g night. They give their orders. and
'naNge the course Of :. river. They
@ise their hands and valleys arc turn
ID Upside down. They even send their
'~hinions into the stony ice vaults that
'aHn heen locked since the age or the
glaciers to bring forth the gold so
onS held by Jack Frost.
~ is such men who arc conpuerinS
latEfe In the valley OF the klondikc.
"ho are ripping the skin from the ribs
N old Mother Earth and picking out
II" gold that lies next her bones. |
raVe already written or the Yukon
iolt Company. tho child OF tho Gusgcn-
THms which is operating in the creeks
NAT nav" nourrd millions into the
NJ ~ the world. Ms subjcc, to-day
5 Joseph w. lioy!c. the drcdgc king,
whose donations are forty square
niles OF tho rold-bcarinE earth
trough which the kiondike itself cuts
Is way. His territories begin within
sir1os' a stones throw or where tho
liver flows into the Yukon aud they
'un 10 beyond Hunko Creek for a dis
ance of about seven miles. They
,,oTcr altogether an area or over 20
no acres. and tho most this is
mixed with nugget grains. dust and
iorr Of Nne gold.
The tract is known as the Boyle
oncesstons II consists OF leases from
nc government Of Canada giving Mr..
Soyle tho RICH. 10 work tho iov., al.
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Il tho mountain. On h,,b clio. . ~.
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vide hnd he.uoc, ira h;I,. ,..n
vhlch tho f.., .fIou;r- k,o,ait, 80,
~ . distance +, lott. IT.. ,..u -,
nd .h,u ~. .o,. -.
=! much or n, w.s co,.-,d ,.i,h ...
sns +, .,d nj, ~, .t.,,a $3.50.
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d Thc people declared that all OF
Ho gold mad been won and TIA, the
'ul would never he Il, for ANYTHING
'se than moose PASTURES.
Mr.. Boyle thought otherwise 10
'soucd. m so much gold has come
r. ms Tho valley and the creeks running
tr IL. there cannot but be quantities
-rld dust and grains scattered
trough the bed rock OF which IN.
.,lcy is made" Uc wen, unon tina,
Opposition and cot the Concessions
ID As a result, he is poteu,iaNy ono
r the very rich men of the world
o not know just how much gold he
IS already taken out Of the ground.
VI understand that the crop of this
tear vii! be more than 1880 0o. and
nat OF this more than $1,000 600 will
. proht. Moreover. this sum viii all
,me from goid-bcarinS earth. which
1rrics values Of only about 30 cents
The ton. and which. until Joe Bowie
tripped of the surface. had been
,c1ed in the glacial ice tina, has been
a frozen state for thousands Of wears.
was tho Job Of Joe Boyle 10 learn
aw to work these low values at a
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