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The Nome Nugget Mining Edition

Location

Nome, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1906

Page

4

Gold Producers of the Tundra and Creeks Strike Booming Nome Output

The Nome district faces a winter gold output exceed $4000 with widespread activity across multiple creeks. Operations at Wonder and Little Creek benches, Cyrus Noble, Cyrus Noble and Mikado fractions, and numerous leases detail thousands of buckets of pay, with total district figures approaching millions in value as crews mine, sluice, and hoist on varied claims across Center Creek, Portland bench, and adjacent areas. The report lists prominent operators, claims, and the scale of winter prospecting and production efforts.

Miner Prospector Scams and Gas Hoist Speculations

The report details a mining and gas operation with Captain EW Johnston and L. Pid, noting ownership of a property by P. p. Whitinavin and a lease by Schuler & Sar ge. It mentions eighteen workers, hoisting 000 forty-pin gas buckets valued at 250 000 and past winter operations by Cooper and POD Winter, employing twelve men and hoisting 13 000 twenty-five ten tickets of pay worth 20 000.

Owen Tvandri Wits Rossep EW. Johnston L. Pidseieiti BV Witten Mojave

Moonlight Creek Mining Claims and Summer Plans

Moonlight Creek, a Lit tle tributary claim, features Pacific Coal & Transport Co and thirteen men with 3 000 feet of ground. $12,000 value. W T Vose’s Raymond dump worth $750. May fraction owned by Scandia Mining Company under J Brown sublets. 60 feet pay, 15 feet rich, steam hoist, 4 000 cars sluicing to $60 000. No. 4 Bourbon tract, Scandia lease to Crabtree Was key & Kinzie and Savage Leverich & Derbyshire. 150 feet west with self dumper. $20 000. Camp of Crabtree Waskey & Kinzie employs 24. Savage, Leverich & Derbyshire plan summer hoists. J C Brown prep for work. Bourbon left limit No 4 bench.

Raymond W. T. Vose Messrs Peterson and Landstram Scandia Mlining Company J. Brown Crabtree, Wiskey & Kinzie Scandii Mining Company Bourbon

Wonder Creek promises rich gold pay in historic Alaska mines

The article details mining activity along Wonder Creek between Pour Bon and Little Creek near upper Dry Creek, noting early investors led by W. White and Charles Mitechell. It covers multiple claims including No. 1 owned by White and leased to Solo Mining Co under S. C. Gale, with extensive summer work, and describes outputs, crews, and valuations for adjacent claims such as Mabel bench, Philadelphia fraction, Chestnut, Prague Beach, Morning Star, Big Two, and other workings, highlighting a shift from failed surface mining to underground pay and new discoveries on Cyrus Noble.

Wonder Creek Pourbon Little Creek de Graham Charles Mitechell Carson Gold Mining Company Cyrus Noble

Large dump of low-grade dirt worth $2000 on No 10 Dry

At the top of the HII, Connelly and associates have cut a substantial dump of low-grade dirt totaling 30,600 cars valued at about $2,000. The fragment notes the scale of earthmoving activity and the assignment of cost to the site work.

Connelly and Associates

Prospecting Summary on Flat Creek Mining Claims

Flat creek near Little and Wonder creeks hosts two pay streaks. The Tundra Association hill on the divide is owned by Pioneer Mining and leased to different parties. Ernest Whittard’s operation yields 10,000 buckets and 6,000 ears of dirt valued around $20,000 with 13 men and a steam hoist. Monroe & Erickson report 000 buckets worth $4,500, Crewe & Marsh 12,000 buckets worth $6,000. Lester beach near No 1 Plat creek operated by Harry Pigeon & Co has four men and $3,000 pay. Neo. 1 Flat creek owned by Murane Hall & Garvin under lease to Hall & Murane with four elect men and 4,000 buckets valued at $6,000.

Barbare & Co Venter Creek Wonder Capt Whistler Werner, Hanson & Olson Werner, Olson & Hanson Pearson, Erickson & Nelson Hiawnson Preeding & Thuanson Lida Association Wits & Vogel Hipneedives Trieste Holst Ah Taittle Thomas Winsor Istrea Dexter-Anvil Hill Daisy Orton, Calkins, Darting Miocene Company Wild Cheese Company George €. Maha Peter Brennan Tom T. Line Bear Miting & Trading Company Ashley & Adams Anvil Mountain Stir Thle Price Charles Milot B.T. Lamb Flat Creek Little Creek Wonder Creek Pioneer Mining Company Ernest Whittard Monroe & Erickson Crewe & Marsh Lester Beach Platereek Harry Pigeon & Co Murane, Hall & Garvin Dud Bs Tea Hall & Murane

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