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Max Kndf.uiax - Proprietor
J. W. Morrison - Bn imss Mg’r
| Arthur Redwood - Stage Mg’r
! I'. 15. CREESE - Musical Director
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'This resort under the per
sonal supervision of Max
Endelman has become the
leading I May House of Alas
ka. “Something New” is
the motto of this house.
£»“The Ferryboat has been chartered by this Theatre to make a
Special 5 o’clock Trip to Douglas Island every Sunday morning.
How to Reach Alaska
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
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TICKE . OFFICE:—- alace Hotel, No. 4 New Montgomery St., Sail Francisco
J. F. TROWBRIDGE, Puget Sound Superintendent, Ocean Dock Seattle
1-RANK A. BROOKS,
Alaska Supt.. Juneau, Alaska.
GOODALL. I’ERKINS & Co.,
General Agents. S.111 Francisco, Cal
.JOHNSON & mill),
-ATTORNEYS-A '-LAW
Coi\ Seward and Third Streets
.1 muaii - - - - Alaska
I)K. H. A. HOFSTE,
-DENTIST
Cor. 2nd and Franklin Streets
Juneau.Alaska
.JOHN F, MALONY,
A T TORNJiY-A T-L A W.
Land and Mining Laws a Specialty
Mining Claims Nought and Sold.
Juneau - - - Alaska
Send THE MINER to your friends.
MINING NOTES.
On last Sunday night a large vein of
sal water wa- encountered in the bot
tom < f the 300 foot shaft of the Ready
Bullion mine, and the pumps being una
ble to contiol it work has been suspend
ed for the time being.
Geo. Starkey and Dave Conkle, of
Douglas, have completed arrangements
for the erection, in the early '■priug, of a
five stamp mill 011 properties owned by
them in the Berner bay district, and im
mediately adjoining the new discoveries
made this fall by Geo. Cleveland and
Chas. Fremont. They will take the mill
to the ground on the snow in February,
and it sin uM be in operation by ihe
first of June.
The new elevated railroad track at
Sheep c.eek connecting the Glacier and
Queen mines with the mil! was pm in
operation this week. This track, which
is built on an average of ten feet above
the ground, will obviate any possibility
of snow blockades, and o*e can be
brought to the mill at any time during
the winter. The company is also erect
ing new ore bins at the mill, and before
snow flies will have everything under
cov r.
K. E. James, wdto came out from the
Yukon country in the early patt of the
summer, has been prospecting in the vi
cinity of Hoouah springs for several
weeks returned on the last trip of the
Seaolin from the latter point. Mr. James
made several di coveries of ledges vary
ing in width from five to thirty feet, the
quartz carrying peacock iron and cop
per, and thinks, from surface indica
t 011s that he has made some good loca
tions. He will return next season and
more thoroughly investigate his find.
We were I his week shown some very
fine look ng gold quartz which came
from a new discovery made late this fall
by Geo. Cleveland and Chas. Fremont,
who returned a short time ago from a
three weeks’ prospecting trip in the Ber
iu r bay section. 1 he quartz shown was
only croppings, as the boys did not have
time to do anv work on the r discovery.
T1 e vein lies between well defined walls,
is from three to five feet in width, and
very much resembles the Comet rock
in cliarecter, carrying both white and
pyrites of iron ami galena, and is
plentifully sprinkled with free gold.
Tiie new find is situated about three
miles this side of Berner Bay and lies
about two miles from salt water at an el
evation of about i. 200 feet. In the de
compos> d quartz on top of the ledge
some very rich prospects of gold were
obtained, and pieces of the rock pound
ed up in a hand mortar yielded rich re
turns. This discovery has every indica
tion of being one of, if not the richest,
prospects found this season.