The Alaska citizen., 1916-04-24
LIVENGOOD IS
 VERY BUSY NOW
 S[UICINC IS ON
NEW CAMP PROMISES TO BE BUSY PLACE-OUTPUT
 $500 900.

aG0OhS Alaska. April lq. As the days lensthen and the war.. runs quite d surprising ameua, ag -Iucine ba~ been done in ,uau aH an lt..n-.9d rregs. F.e s.rs a n.sr.y all 5,ar. anu aa I... amount ot water -l-- al-
 its curse to t'. ..s, Ha-.z of little profit to to no.
 rpp.r fi.angood is cGaIn-- t..- tr ra.n.Ie fsas ei .sit D, in it's palmy days From soan .r-
 a- a. town nl nn ED tEe creek. whistles of various tug~s ua eHn.Unring ras uable actir'ty ..a, ., LW"neood is practically
 tad. and 5et blac5 duIps are rising mountain high
 I NJ. Craig las pit ug quit. Iare" crew and Is working actively in his excellent pay
 Fontas nearby is still prospect ing with small outfit No pay is ported as yet
 Four new finds have been made away up on LiTengood creek within the last week, which has encouraged the miners hereabouts somewhat.
 Caribou bin and Tom Gardner, on creek claims Nos 22 and 23, in their fifth hole to bedrock, a depth of something like 37 feet, dropped on to what looks like a continuation Of the main paystreak They have not drifted at all as yet. but feel confident that they are in the pay
 Tom Burns sunk on the paystreak in the first hole and has drifted 20 feet up hill and 15 feet toward the creek finding good pay all the way so far
 Paddy Carl and Jim Hagen. on the second tier, right limitf on the Last Chance claim, owned by Tom i'''' 't''' sum Oll S'ob BioNa pttlN about two weeks ago; drifting toward the creek. the pay increases all the way So far they are in four feet of gravel that pans uniformly six cents to the pan They have driftod over forty feet to date On No. IT or the Red Claim, on Wonder Gulch Jack Curry. after sinking five holes, proves that there are two paystreaks on the head of LivengoOd. Taking out thaw this morning he finds four feet of gravel carrying eight cent dirt, and figures that his pay comes from Wonder Gulch, is uphill by three hundred feet from Battin & Allenwell. but is still in the jet black pay wash
 The main Livengood paystreak comes from the head of the divide from Alabam and Ltvengood creek, in a creek claim, direct from the hill at Nos. A and 25 runs thence into the benches, climbing at 21 first tier, and climbs into the sec ond tier benches at No 19 or there ahOuts
 Battin X Allenwell after a winter of Encouragement, went up the hill a hundred feet from where they were last summer, and now have drifted into some thirty feet cross cut of pay running uniformly some $5 to the foot
 At the lower end of the Italy as sociation. down from AllenweIl Ko- bisch, in the second hole, landed on prospects. He then drifted up the hill about eighty feet and his prospects are getting better all the time.
 Gus Peterson is sinking a new working shaft on the Marietta, hay ing located the pay.
 Lon Doggett and Harry Shaw sunk their new working shaft to bedrock this week and landed on fine pay again. They are now all ready to work with large plant,
 Tony Zuber and Max Altman. just below, have large plant now working. They will have their new working shaft to bedrock by Satur- day and have splendid pay,
 w. Thompson. on the Sunny bench, third tier, sold out his interest in 25 per cent lay to Sam Godfrey for ten thousand dollars, cash. Gus Peterson and Sam Godfrey owned the balance of the lay.
 Kelly, Colbert & Sampson on the Gold Dollar have a big crew work ing and a big dump out; they are still busily hoisting and awaiting more water Jack Altman is put ting down a 9x9 working shaft for them. under contract They also have fine pay Kelly does not have much time for any work these days, but work is proceeding just the same.
 Gus Peterson and Harry Patter- son, working on the Deep Channel association. have mountainous dumps. and the latter has sluiced little already.
 Jorgenson & Kellum have their N1 ine IrtP al