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Andy'** e\pre»*o nil tram* and
steamer* Phone 14*1.
• Wanted— Washing by woman lo
lake home. Notify Madison 20. FI®
GOLD STRIKE
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has brought forth ore from $10 to $-'*0.
Five claims on Slate Creek, with a
ledge fifteen feet wide has proven b\
tunnelling to give a hgh grade ore
running 60 per cent. Wherever one
tunnels in the district, any place, the
surface ledges expand as the tunnels
are extended.
“Antimony has also been found and
we already, from three claims, have
2000 tons ready to sack The ledges
are thirty feet wide with 2r» feet of
solid deposit.
“Tom Aitken. working with a shor».
hunded outfit of only 20 men. h.is
1000 tons of quart* mined and is now
racking It to sled it over to the Kafi'
tishna in order to ship it when r.avi
gation opens. He paid $220,000 for 22
claims and his me is the highest«
grade.
“Then' is plenty of water in lh'
district for placer mining. 1 have been
in many stampedes but when I final’y
wont to the Kantiahna in 1905 and rc
npintd hoping that tome day the
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SYLVIA’S
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICK CREAM
STATIONER Y
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
r of «• phono. Adam* 12#
SYLVIA'S
r ansportation problem would be solv
ed, you can rest assurred that 1 did
not stay on property that was not
worth the time.
“On Moose Creek a large hydrnul
, ing p ant will undoubtedly be taken
in this winter over the snow and he
placed in operation this coming sea* j
i son.
“I arr now on my way to Seattle to
interest friends in the district. I want
f nancial assistance to take out foi -
t nes. 1 have samples of ore with me
that will stand the third degree, run
ning in values from $30 to 150 a ton.
“While not especially shouting my
h* a/1 off for the Kantishna, I will sn^
that it is going to be the big
c mp in Alaska where the placer min
er and hard rock miner is going to
make h;s life stake.”
\V K V T II I*! It It K CO It T
'I he followin'* i ; the W’oall'ev repott
’ for the 74 hour; e»u|»»ijf n\ 7 oVhi**k‘
this morrmu*:—*
SEWARD 26 Cloudy North.
Hurricane 10 Cloudy Calm.
Sullivans 14 Snowing Calm.
Deadhorse 22 Snowinp: Calm.
Talkeetna 27 Snowing S. W.
Wasilla 22 Snowing Calm.
Chickaloon 26 Snowing South
Matanuska 26 Snowinp Calm
Anchorage 20 Snowinp South.
LOST— Little white kitten, ans
wer* to name of Kelly; black over one
eye and black tail. Return to Borpen’s
cot tape; 15 reward.
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