Seward Daily Gateway
OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
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Hardman Nat. Bank . 3 28 6.00 .30
Harriman Nat. Bank . 4 28 6.00 .30
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WILL HIVE SHIPPED
$60,000 WORTH OF ORE
“The Nabesna Mining Corpora
tion will have shipped this year
$60,000 worth of bullion concen
trates and high-grade concentrates
to the Tacoma smelter when the
last shipment of $9,000 arrives from
the mine in December,” stated Carl
Whitham, general manager of the
mine, who arrived in Cordova re
cently, reports the Cordova Times.
Mr. Whitham has been in charge
of the work at the corporation's
White gold mine at Nabesna during
the past season and reported that
“We finished the installation of
our mill and ran it for 708 hours,
treating between one and a half
and two tons of ore per hour. The
mill-heads averaged $90 per ton.
“We had 20 men employed at our
camp during the season and drove
in a new tunnel 452 feet long to tap
the Bear Vein at a depth of 162
Most of the distance in this new
feet below our upper-level tunnel,
tunnel we were in ore that runs
$60 per ton and from one to six
feet in width.
“The bullion concentrates we
shipped to the smelter ran from
$20,000 to $80,000 per ton and the
high grade concentrates were worth
between $1,000 and $2,000 per ton.
The lowest grade concentrates we
produced in our mill averaged
about $60 per ton and this concen
trate has been stacked at the plant
for retreatement at some future
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mill next year at least three times
as long as we did in the past sea
son, and we will make some further
improvements in our mill equip
ment. This will materially increase
our percentage of recovery per tom
“The Nabesna country is in the
center of a highly mineralized re
gion of great extent. Lack of trans
portation has, so far, been the great
draw-back to its development as a
mining distict. The Alaska Road
Commission did wonderful work
last summer on the Gulkana-Chi
sana highway, which is being built
into this region. This road is now
open for use as far as Slana river
and a bridge will be completed
across this stream this fall. Pros
pecting and mining development
will keep pace with the further ex
tension of this road and that a new
mining district of great importance
is now in the making in the North
Wrangell mountain region, seems
as assured fact.
“The airplane service into the
Nabesna this last summer by the
Gillam Airways, Inc., was a great
help to the Nabesna Mining Cor
poration in their work, and until a
truck road reaches Nabesna the air
plane is the only feasible way to
get freight in and out during the
summer months. The building of
larger and safer landing fields
would do much toward lowering the
cost of air freight.”
• Harry Moran, of Moose Pass, ar
rived in Sewrard on last night’s
train.
Charles Frank of Moose Pass,
stopped off at Lawing for a brief
visit, arriving there on last night’s
train.
Try our Seattle? ice Cream
Fresh on every boat at SYLVIA’S.
Something new in toy blocks
for the kiddies. ALASKA SHOP.
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