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rKAfl«CUy NtifgvL)Frank It^nl om n* (wft i|Uartz. Ikideft, on*Iof w hirli la th* III* Huivauta, aaui.ri KJO ouncMi In tlfrc ton in l wiJvt*r. TIwoUimf, tk*» Lucky lialdw in, ia a thnMi foot Ledge nd tin* iiHSikvi*t m ntunvif which wu li»v«mnf allow* tiio hM*k yU-iiltn |dtri.2tM»cr toil gold, uilil |^4liiounr«i niUnr« Tlila4odge wandbcov?n!lt;] in tri.niiu iiiilch above Mur- , ryvilLs and waa iiuJy *L* inchea wide at tjeaurfaoe. I*y linking faairfoet, houovor, Um wkllh km itiiTtuMiJ U three feet n*■ Ikivu stated. KperhnenM of the rock cum be asm nl Ihr l’ionlt;*r Mure, with fnw gold *btinMclt;l jlontjv over it* anrfai-e. About rt\ v himdrvd feel b*Jow thla Ii«l^ Mt*NaV** IhlVlfttt IjUM \)1a‘kin! up a *100 oufCget Intcn^ionKKl iila U10 quarts of the aume ehnrueLer wh that found in tin* ledge.W. J.Xht»Uon ha* hx k whichcame from a ledge In thiN district, the mvuy of which Ii ill hU whidi yMdfl IUOmincca in gold an^l 5u mince* in' silver.I»r. (1NMIpkJI Iium fouiliI very (lucquartz niitH'iiiwjLN in h|« un K-tdu Cwk aftlborc dixlahce litlow l iaprle Cii v„ A $I4).UU nugg* l miinl with i|iiart* w w phked up ' on liic McwxirCu'w, duim.The 4‘Mother l^ode” at»oui nix miles above Ka^L*, nil rrltiliunl 1‘itfkj can be Inna*! for nomc hundred* ri feet. lr. t‘amp be IT givea the iHMHy «»f rOuk from chit ledpj ivh fio.je In’ gold, urn!OOtld'* ailver.Tlie4‘Snthi,rii»MlM on Bi«vcr riwk, In rich in foiver, und immense fjuantilifi of on* an» in ii|(ht The ledge crop* out from nix to lt;-iw ht fo*t In height, ill place** Mr. Co| •eland bi-oujeht fmtu the ''Uul* den Cheat,** m pieoc of gold lairing quartx. to Witt. (Ndu*, which wa* about max tneh-ealn height and width, and eight inches long. ThiM Widbruken in |iiraw about H likvne* M|0*r*t und Iheae piucea found ready mile at I.OQ each, Over a (eaapoon full of jmrv gold wiw caught in the newa-|«|Kr ovvr wblrh th« uprciin^n waa broken,^rangera ure constantly writing to enquire the Im-ki time to conic to the mine*. No human being can correctly iA«wvr liie comiihtnini, Jf vtid lm|»e* iu bocome w-tubli»hed in any bun ne** tlr;f the Uine ha*» ft I mid pasMcd*. We have fina aton-*,1 wtinl«-Kii]o iLnd refad liquor hnunen, ren-tAiininiH, imlging houao*,. aJmfu,UninLrn^ drny KUmv, HbiKi-ioaki r mJiojw, iunqti Mlltid^ notiiltais a ml*-mill, ™ijin-l^li mill and a i*xire of oUiur autvririiMe cither iimhrd lt;»r on the way . To be lirat in anything, in to inttkr uionry, but il woulil be dillicult U grl any enU*rpri«Oil tliv ground wkitiiHit finding a Oiiin|»e* luor. Tl» buKiucsH of buying and lu lling town lot* in pretty v% «*11 na^iinipoLkHUHl by «nergeCi^ evttor|jriMing dm ubo were lifiw at the at art and who |k»km.«s« every paai» bio rtdvaiMiw over h new comer. The ru»h U*^:iti uU)i]{ the inichlle of January, u KKiii aatheTruut Creek irail w»ut tMim-plnLtHl, and all » tKT «*anit* brought ft little money, und wort «»aiger for invuHCmeiktn. Plenty of money i* l**ing nuide every d.«v however, in town lot ftbeeulatiouM* and anvtmc undi'r^taikdnig the liUMim^ run lt;]oikhln any n'duuKbulilM auhuunt of rapibd within the next maty day a. Miiuuk I’J iiniH. are lKught «m1 nold every hour of llu*day. Ii Ih KMjKltively too Lite to «*»nie w it II ji hope of duw^'venng a clnim ou Fjkglr or l*riu-hunt ertvka or their tnbntji-rie»fc aJthfliu^h ^riape'tnh ere liniling intirhikTir |rruiind_ There urn pfiuwii. orn Mioutfli M‘4iit€n*d through the Inlix at prt*ftf lit to JiH-ikli* every foot of uno4*rU|'i4Hj ground. The rlaima which ftl\» l^ated twice and three tiiiMM aro far more numerous ibuii ^lix fi have no! hern likntei at all. To |itin-llft»u a iliuiri, unprrMp«N.'ted,#rki* nhniilil ixnif a £ iiiuT, Kuf cfniin*) lire developed or |)nin^iUKl even to n limited extent, utbd thoac vs ho liuve taken ehanona with the di*lnet. The fat't* that hmnlreda f men HUind retwiy to buy mining ground on lhlt;«ae tenna, |roie« the ooniidetv-e M hk'li pnvmh n^urdiikg the diggmgu.The depth «•! *noW is nut nearly an nn*ut iflln^ heen reprent uied, Ijul in lurtli^iuiu to Interfere with proa|K*«tSng. l^rge nuuibem of |MHi|d« have come Pi me mine4!. Niwtlk' diwoiirageil, and returned to their Kmioesa The utkuw i^rulim it |rn-poaa:bleio do unything, and the avoim-tloua whLeh pay well in* eur^id oil hv men who ihnroiigldy uiiilenSfVtd their bijaitieasi. Not»HliPiamling thi*Ee faet«, tliviiunilwrKuf men whu eouifl in grvat-ly I Imhuv w ho nek oulv mill if Lh^reever wi re any indooementa to justify a rn«li of or a mining exotenientthiHC ill'l Llt‘euii1k!rt Ilh'Ekn ^reut fln fver le-foro. It WklL l|ot Ihi known whether the minea «re n« li until ibi*xt aumniera and powdbly not tdr a yw. Thote who wait unul Hull time, had I teller hot dome at all, untoaatlrthr iivtentkm Uat work fur wage* qr inveai heavily In DiliMtor buMneai enterpriac ■*. To men who are Umud to come to like t'oeur d^Alene regilt;knv we would aiLy if yon have anme ii^piud and ar* wiilinir to lake chanr»a come at onea.If von want work for giaxl WAg*** in onlcr to in? looking out for aoniHthing pMtd, conic nou't hot if you have a ltimhIuuaifii^aM, aiel Jir**1 not wi m‘H«oialy uftSii'U'dwith tiie icnld fever tliat you eannoi attend to bttalne*MN, h-Luv at home. Onv man h ill conkcand get rich, the luntyaml nine s%ill go home |a*nile^«.Among the manyjirnofa of the riehneaa of our lulliia, liie following i,h woiitky of m^fltlon. Vt’, T, StillaeJI, a gentleman well ikjhIch! tfwrniiiii ininea^ Unded n mine la*t full, pmapocrteil it, ami liaarecent* ly porchuacd. He Jifta ihvcaied (Llv'itiuin mining j»n*|a-rfy on rritr-hard ereek, and exfuHiH toiimke «niII Savior pundiawna at un early day. He Inn aeen three ooieim fierdnv lakr nout to I he man, and ku»toi of mlncaUnit tiai'i1! pa|r| tctlcr. Mr. Klill-wcll iH*cuplc« a jinHninetil |»*orion in the
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Spokane Falls Review
Spokane, Washington, US
Sat, Mar 15, 1884
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