? KANTISHNA SILVER
LEAD SHOWS ASSAYS
OF VERY GOOD VALUE
Ed Bartlett, who arrived in Fair
banks recently from the Kantishna
district, where he has a freighting
contract for the Aitken silver mine
states that remarkably rich ore is be
$ ving mined there at the present time.
According to Mr. Bartlett, recent as
says made on samples of ore taken
from the mine run all the way from
$300 to $4,500 to the ton. The quantity
of the ore and the size of the ore
^ body have not yet been definitely de
■ termined.
Mr. Bartlett says that a tunnel has
been driven in from the side hill to
connect with the shaft, and at the time
of his departure for Fairbanks stoping
had just begun. Approximately one
hundred tons of ore had been taken
out by the crew in the preliminary op
erations, and about eight hundred
< tons have been blocked out for min
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The first ore has been sent down
the hill and one shipment has been
landed by Mr. Bartlett at Roosevelt
City, from which point it will be
transported to Outside smelters after
the opening of navigation next spring.
He reports a good road for winter
hauling completed the entire distance
from the mine to Roosevelt. He was
unable to say as to the quantity of ore
'that would be taken out this winter.
Best coffee in town served at th*
City Bakery. 13-tj
The Daily Times job plant is
well equipped for all classe of com
mercial printing.
Mrs. Dunham’s home-made mince
nieat at Finkelstein & Sapiro’s. 10-tf
Job printing at Daily Times office.
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Clay and straw, a new experiment, to relieve the shortage of living quarters
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