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TIU'HSDAY. NOYKMHHIl :«>. 1905
MINING RIGHT AT HOME
Sew aril will soon have a mining
camp right at home. 'Hie develop
ments on Falls creek indicate the pres
ence of a bonanza there, and for miles
the croppings atv"vfsihle. Knough has
been done to demonstrate the fact that
several rich mines art* already insight#
The onl.\ uncertain feature is the ex*
tent of the mineral-bearing area.
In just such a gulch as that of Falls
creek lie quartz camps all oVer the
west. giving employment to large num
bers ot miner-, and main of them con
taining populations running up in the
thousands. Should Kails creek prove
to be one of the big camps its activ
ities will add largely to the growth of
Seward. Should it employ only a few
hundred men it will he a factor for
Seward, as a supply point to count on.
The Interesting feature about the
Fa IN erel k discover** is the demonstra
tion tint valuable quartz deposits exist
m Kenai peninsula, and it is especially
.ratiA ing that it is so close to Seward
< nher localities, which got in their ad.
vertising a little earlier than Seward,
have been wont to point the linger of
-corn at this intant city and to reiter
ate the assertion that Seward has no
mines. Kven the Cook Inlet hydraulic
and dredging areas have been men
tioned slightingly.
Seward has come into its own*
Within two weeks an easterh syndi
cate ha- bought the best-known hy
draulic property on the Inlet, paying a
fortune for it. and on the heels of that
-ah* is announced the determination of
one ot the foremost mining men of the
'‘oust and his associates to invest im
mense >unis In quartz mines whose ex
istence w as unknown live months ago.
With the advancement of the Alaska
Central railroad into the interior the
transit ot mineral wealth t h rough Sew
ard. and supplies for the mines, will
make a\\ other mining cities of Alaska
-i eond—rate, hut it will always he a
-ouree ot pride to have big mines at the
I >ack door.
Members of a secret society in Ken
•ton college initiated a student by tying
him to a railroad track. They tailed
r.» take him off Indore a train came
along and crushed the life out of him.
When college yells were invented a
few years ago it became certain that a
large number of idiots were invading
the halls of learning.
The nephew of Nelson Morris who is
in jail for raising funds on l*ogusdrafts
was better brought up. Hr knew very
well that stealing was vulgar while
taking forcible possession of millions is
high finance.
It vodka makes drunken soldiers
burn men alive by the score Russia
m ed* to change her nat ional drink
quite a> badly a> she needs a new form
of government.
So Dick Ryan gets to he th^ lone
delegate from Alaska after all. It is
to he hoped that Nome got everything
elst* it wanted.
And now Jerome has gone to roast
ing the bench just as if the occupants
were not sacred persons.
*• Hitch your wagon to a star,”
Is advice of. wondrous worth;
Kasier this to follow, far.
'Hiitch your airship to the eartkA*
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rremperature at 1 p> itu. *>h
Barometer at 1 p. m..».M.2
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Please pass it this way.
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