NORTHERN LIGHTS
On his return to Valdez from Cul
ros island, where he has been super
vising some development work on the
property of the Culross island mining
company, E. A. Dinsmore brought
with him a number of samples for
assay. The development work was
done on the No. 2 lead, on which no
work has heretofore been done. While
the values are yet to be determined,
Mr. Dinsmore is satisfied they will run
far higher than anything the proper
ty has previously produced. The ore
is a white quartz, highly mineralized
and showing, copper pyrites, galena,
free gold and iron, the iron being of
that dark greyish variety always as
sociated with gold in this district. The
development work consisted of 25 feet
of tunnel run in on the vein, which is
between three and four feet In width.
* * •
Barney Coggins, the well known
Jess creek miner, and partner of
Thomas Jensen, was taken to the hos
pital at Nome some weeks ago a very
sick man. Coggins was en joute
to his claim and had just taken a
ferry across Snake river when he was
taken suddenly ill, before he reach
ed the top of the bank on the oppo
site side he became so weak he could
not attract the attention of the men
in the boat rowing to the opposite
side. He was later picked up and
brought to the hospital in an auto,
where he is now being given every
attention pissible. His condition does
not seem to improve.
• * *
Frank McCafferty, master mechanic
for the A. R. C., has resigned his
position, and will engage in the res
taurant business in Fairbanks. He
will be succeeded by J. Coats.
* * *
H. G Metzger, Alaska Road Commis
sion employee, died two weeks ago
at the Taylor fox farm on the Richard
son highway. Metzger had suffered
for some time from heart trouble, and
death occurred from herat failure.
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