ti.H. Turner, owner ol i 7 and 19
Slate and who is working 20 with
Mr. Biglow, left Tuesday for the
scene of action with Mrs. Turner
and loads of provisions. Mrs. 'I',
will look after the'culinary depart
ment. Turner reports lie nevei
saw such interest and lile on tin
creek before; ioads ol provisions are
daily being cached at claims along
the creeks. I>ig Minook appears
the busie: t. \\ wrk is being prose
cuted 011 6 below on Slate and 10,13,
24,25,27,28 above, two or more men
on each claim. Mr. Turner thinks
the valuable deposits on Slate are
near the mouth and source of the
creek, the middle portion not pan
ning out well. He is verv enthus
iastic over the prospects near 10.
Sergeant Menard will soon doff
his suit ol bine and try his hand at
mining on Eureka. He has our
be>t wishes and we hope in the
spring his poke will be long and
c<. r pule lit.
Friday’s blizzard played havoc
with the Big Minook trail; several
teams with heavy loads, bound foi
Kureka, turned back to wait tiil it
b e\v itself out.
Capt.Balliet was in town last week
and was compelled to wait several
days before he could take a load to
II >osier on account of the storm.
Reports from Big Minook are that
on nearly every claim is a cabin and
sain one ready to sink a hole as
s >011 as the weather permits.
The sudden wind from the South
l ist Friday night dislocated the Id -
ram sign, which lias been readjus
e 1.
Judkins and Austin have return
ed from Garnet creek and report
much game in that vicinity.
Mrs. Gang lias taken a position
as cook forPeck and Durfey, on 15
Hoosier, for the winter.
W.B.Armstrong left last Thurs
day, for Eureka. lie expects to
return in two weeks.
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Double concentrated Red Letter Soups. Voureho.ee of the following kinds:_
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