OLD PROSPECTORS
MU RICH STRIKE
AT IDAHO PLACER
DESPITE AGE, TWO PROSPECT
ORS ARE DETERMINED TO
FIND LONG SOUGHT GOLD
LEWISTON, Idaho, July 19. (/P)
—Sports writer love to delve in
to the mystery of why ageing
athletes linger when they are
facing the end—always anxious
for just one more good season.
Today, two grizzled followers
of the elusive gold are holding
on—still seeking that bonanza
which lured them to roam the
hills in their youth, which caused
them to wander from one ex
treme of the earth to the other.
Any day they may be seen at
work on the black sands and
below the Washington line, seek
ing—forever searching—for gold.
N. Hansen, a native of Den
mark, is 84, the other, Jacob
Hoeble, for many years a resi
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I dent of Lewiston, is 73.
1 They have set up a claim and
.posted it to prevent anyone from
gaining a foothold in what they
jare convinced is a lode of gold
:ore.
Recently, after more than a
; week’s work, Hoeble appeared in
i Lewiston with a bucket filled
| with more than 10 pounds of the ;
■heavy flour gold mixed with the
; dirty black sand. They plan to
| send a consignment of their
| gleanings to Kellogg for refining.
But the imaginativeness of
youth has fled, and even though
aged and bent bodies are carry
ing on, the two men do not pre
dict vast riches for themselves- i
They only wish to prospect i
around and locate the full vein 1
of gold ore that they insist is
I there. They have dug two pits, >
; a short distance apart to show |
up the “bed-rock” where they are
| digging.
Hansen, a survivor of the days
when railroads were fighting for
'regions said he recalled for
more than 45 years that gold
a foothold in the Lewiston
was there. This memory brought
him back to Lewiston a few weeks i
ago, he declared.
T suppose everyone knows that
there is ^old there,” he said,
i “but we have found a quartz
vein, too.”
Old eyes twinkled in anticipa
tion and smiles wreathed wrinkl
ed faces as Hansen pictured the
finding of the foot of the rain
bow—at the end of the road.
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WASHINGTON, July 20, (/P)—
| News of the marriage of Miss Meg
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! er Netherland minister to the
| United States, to Paul Greichman
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COURT ON MONDAY
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RECALL FOR BIDS
...Bids will be received at the
office of the City Clerk up until
the hour of 3 p. m. Monday, July,
22nd. 1929. for the construction
of a sewer in Alley between First
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Dated at Seward, Alaska. July,
18th. 1929
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