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Ai tes,-.,,--- - floe-pou- , OMMMIONME 1 , ! es m ' n n a Part-wholl- rampErrors s' , mita ' 1111 mo, - ... 1 1 - 4-, ,,,,,,,cil.itifklii-day.,etect,eicealsvo- , G - , " them charges attach to the land and It wan surveyed. when they emit' must be paid before the sew entry is snake a formal application for team absence as provided tinder the genapproved by the local land office-- The of II eral law. Cnder the new law the set-in proposed legislation will remove many difficulties that hove heretofore con- tler may have five monthir leave , periods after A' ' senate on Moo- - fronted the 010nontie development of mat year in one or tworesidence i if be hi. re reclamation project and will avoid having estabilahed der. Jell 31. 1911. one on the land the of the most eeritnta hindranose in has plainly marked of hie and .claim and the boundaries &Pilfers' exterior tha organization and development of local office notice of by the president irrigation dietticin by providing that has filed in the and YIP land. claim the to , which will 'mineintention the public tango may bear their share hiestemment of Urn as to the length i and at the a the of work, Improvement .of follow. contest alimentThe diately mun time fully protect the tOvelll- he desires to be .the land during an IAIU meat interests in the public lands.. will sot lie against If . this foemalitY In dome by Cengrammuut Addison T. Am the projects will be constructed- leech abeam Both of Idaho. prrreAding for tha under a plan the entrywater at wise et a Den on bomeateed and des- moo will be able to secure ,i!!:' under their !Indian Cottqty Fairs. Annual cost of construction ert &striae within irrigatiou prolecta own supervision In order to encourage farming the also extthat bill The organised under Mato laws. to the provides Indiana. . Ilacie Pam before the law becomes opera-Uw- e !among the ent- of the his Indian office. boa recentproportionate altars of shall have the approval of the through Indian th. expenes of constructing mai county fairs. Those ly organized secretary of the Interior with whom of the wild and daring ex.1 ttantiost proriots;" revive activities maps and plans of the project shall be reading warrior In earlier' to the reciametion of arid lands which Mod. thus guarding the Interests of plolia of Indian the believe , that y days can hardly liss probably not been equaled Ones the settlers and avoiding the mune 1111Taftal Ore of them deeceedante undertaken of prole-etbeing and farmer.. Ian general reclamation good law was which are not lossibbe from an net- today becoming , the moords of the govern-- 1 for which yetmitfrom truth Pawed 14 ago. aad should al wering standpoint andwater of this is proven. The the owe Create years supply. Indian fairs am the beginning-oa demand for irrtgation there le act a sufficient what f bonds tor which there has not been oome--th- e will oompellog eventually a readr mie for the last few ireara at the farmer with whit. Um of Indian It is regarded as the most important Leave of Absence. the regulsr county fairs. In moms in. on- lands Irgiation arid the affecting ' this has aireadreocurred and The law recently enacted authoris- stances acted Mitt CenitrOmIL the Indian has surnamed hie white ate of botoce to houteetead )luelt embarrassment has esn ing and woe the prim.. la Jill., 'brother which loads. rOuntered by many Of the promoters 'settlers upon unsurveyed Ii Jack Poeloak. a full.bicoded leo,: St. irrigation Ivo recent Pearl I Vas strongly advocated by CongromeIndian. won the first prejeets Choctaw sineipPi relief inecause of Um diff1cult1 levied Imam Smith of Idaho. will bring at the etztAikellairit:hicb strainst entries which have not been t to a great number of plop)e who 141 entente& as it in tor the ' their e ffuoteqd to scours Libels in ad- won a prim at the International Dry on public IMPmen to relives utossible ntri and have sot. the load sear to new marrows vance of its survey neretefOr0 trim woe wet aossmo the lists on. inairveyed land. In order to ' P. were I n....s requited &arose who, . IN1 ocutssest their intorno' 4 4" -... ', , , ,',''. :. - ,'. , do Jilmt toweittintlY Oli Uso land 'until iesbibit. 40, e A Pew J ii 4 ' (greet! ('or;espondence.) AB HDTaTo lc D. C.. ' 1)11 .. Aug. leThe pas-- , nage through the I) AI . k . - - It cJ A " . ' - - pro-Se- ct - . 11- - - posed-batt- . . preellttc; , ;' r., lag i ,, ' , t i: ,, : , s.,1 . tary subscriptions front those inieren-- 1 ponalbiltty is a great factor in de- farent kind of work which really , od in tho advancement of ths Indians.' veloping a strong character. ,1 help the buy - to master progressive These fairs aro wall L. att sun od by method.. rodakins. who take To assist the superintendents great deal Irbil of L4, Big Crops by Utah Boys. school and teachers the specialists prids in sboarhut off their l' 4 agricultural education in the States 4, ' Visas rural 'ono stand lorenioet in In 1 Relation hairs Service pubt recently Moir ability to extract from stature hailed Farm Boys Encouraged. ., .. :1 department bulletin U. School Isar beauteous barroom It Is reported 1 .t., Credit- for Home 'Practice In Agricut- - 1 the be by that department agriculture ture.- This bulletin. which While the farm boy does not bare be :, I. b boy of Cush produosa had tree by educators as longmay tho educational advantages of the aIlepotato-cluas the bastes's of potatoes on a militia department's I - F lasts devotes a city boy. yet these advantages aro of- sieve of raw land supply and that to oohs number of pages to tables and exam- ten outweighed by opportunities epos them at an - 14 average of II a bushet. pies showing nature of school only to the boy who lives ON the Rarely. if metro ',. , has It boon reported credit pro)acts theand., farm. Th. oity boy boa an opporttim that lin urban kid has &MOO fit Ot I the mad. Illta in to be irranted. it is recogniaed. -- ; ity to sell newypepors. work at. Om o short Anothor boy of the credit I t ., on the that real grocery stores run orrands. etc. He club raised tire& 0 , bushale of tomatoes however resort& and on an acre. whlie thoater of the to has access is and the eesential. lb. part parent &nacho club mam- author thus defines the other - places of mmement. During b the par. part IS bushels of Ishellad produced ent must play in any plan for making his leisure hours be can go to the bail acre.' chool and farm work closer together ;,,,.d groneds whom there aro always IMe eon' per the in the- intermits of agricultural educe- - I. ...: of playmates Ho ha. access to to tion. the modern , Credit gymosaluins and ',', Projects. ' schools. The country lad. en the othThe parent should irree7 41) To er han& has a miry limited number rh idea that certain practical work permit the pupil to use specified land. 1 ' and done by boys and girls on the farm animals and equipment. taither as a of platoon to seek employment, ,''' has no ouch places of aniumment to Mould coast or credits in Oa agricul- temoorary owner er as tenant 66 far 4 attend. His schools' are not modern. tural courage of tho rural irmontary as the needs of the project are con- -, '',, flk However, farm work WW1 not be an. bleb erbsiobs. is growing rapidly cene4: (2) to grant the pupil the , . time seeded for the work and to ear-dell for lb. beet. The incentive gluon in popularity among educators. t. afforded by bons for this idea le lb. ballot that Hy and vouch for the time record; by the competition clubs th farm may and should bermes Ho II) 1. inotruct tit pupil In the noose. tho formal. of Agricultural . ..,f- ,and bind.d logical laboratory for testing out and aary manipulation so far as pramicis. 'Indian Fair ansociation" has has lessened Om drudgery all of um, to mak farm work a real pleasure. putting into practice much that is ble; tei to allow the pupil the profits been organised at nearly f this In own schools. and that the derived from his Isbor and mane., ww.--- : II. Instead of being 'boomer by the big taught reepreationa which hi in chums of the - li. agentent. The last point is mot always work of getting up the fah. This as- breams or hired help. tho Agricul- schools by gtving credit for boos 1 tural club boy,is entirely indspendens work ma and eboald entourage bort; feasible. particularly where,. the pupil sociation is presided over by the ; arintendent ofbethe reeernetidit forwool Ho is gime a certain parcol of land and gide to snake profits for toolott takes up one phase of the Inman buM.. . for mils& ir:ivesturuptetheithetrom ineceza directly nom of the farm. such as the weighthirdeacoureges to cultivadsta ttl: :111;1117:11ps iterleelt 1 testing of milk for dairy riper. itteLsor, find soma dtifilLnett in de- lattrita.114. them to to ahead and maks it a aw- - growth and harreets them , of melt Is nada' just what wart that tho at least ' ' . , 7., - . , 14 s ' - . ' :- , i well-kno- w , , . Shool - ., il - : .,1 , t In-A- - .' itonktba , and hp gate receipts. lie Iota se entre- - counts. Title independent tooling of no- - erodes ebeakt be allotted let, ... t' LI . , The fairs were .inaugureted and are now promoted by the 114111181 OMNI 00 that the redskins might be ellOOMILIea to produce Um mock and take up farming by creating oompetition and the rivalip between them. lacidentally fairs educate the white man so an apmade the of progress being preciation by the Indians. These 'fain are modeled after the to regular county fair so well keowe undeall Americens. except MARI sirable features of the regular county fair are eliminated. gerabling. dancn bores racing hare ing. liquor and er-been eliminatolllPhase fairs are held on the reserrations and are taking the flea. at place of the which the redmen invariably Imbibed too tritely of 'try weter." Exhibiti of lire stock. Indian handiwork. farm product s. the work of the Indian wheels and uplift exhibits are generally shown at these fairs. Useto ful prIme are always pima the Indians to exhibit, and often a certificate from the Indian office Is Issued showing that sock an Indian hes wee fine or micemi prise. These certificates and wheel am takes n with a great deal of pride by the -- pass-',04 . i t 1 ( ,trcr - , . '1 ... wper oo...,L--- - , " 4 : that this would bore op the kaadlos tell wereei, rejletd,,11.telta.to,alma tr.411,lohat ., ',i 4 Re kft S. dellreelt "ll . ee Ide lee" to a cake of milk chocolat. I lifted .,.4.4.4 t1 kl--- -, IP; '4k 1, 41Pri"... alltinflek AtAbo."4.same.re illtrleatritirntli t matt:11'1ml; aaa at tho Writer ala41. It 114461441 a 0,.: ,t, i 4. t.7:ctl. ,: , .1 more Mlle twetve than , and its oriatortal be '..114tker""1 oho carried litersury pounds - . ill" , away 1, '', icw. . le- rt., Ian tho resort of ha esperteseta and edIdd tide 12,000. Later I OM the -. , A;;I , .e. a ; r, AV ths tam, awn h., mut at hos owl, bank cloth put the Krick' labs canvas i li i. hos arrives,' so moos goes oasis. begs $ad labol thorn for sport by ohs .0 --1, . lel Alaskan lifa. rogloterod snail. , Indeed many books might be mite; Lemoleig tho beak t dvog,ped le at -of the ups and downs of tiaa Klondike, the effuse of the Northam come ; 'ft , 1 1 I. thesis early day. Mon came kora' martial company and watched them P62. '...:1,1 1 want and beggars '4'.41 ," I and millioesaireo Inasaway millionairowleaske op a shipment of gold deal end t to he goat le this Stated. The a1 as outdo Ikon. Geld was really shinned gold Mod 6 t two gatebean. and k was oat the tom sad la the sky of: worth altimother la the heighborbood by 1 .',1 Dawson It was Peet by tba Iowa It woe Pitt ali is halt fa( &sd the Posta& At (ha mart the tows la doses heti hacks of about Om aloe ,..wee "wide epees." Thera wore st.oree , a malt sack ouch- of moons. gambling houses and dance is eeld la our t tI mores. sack tremery hails and they all Med. InclaM TbiD! of that also coatalaad from Each 111.11411 to , .. 'anilines homes bad Ivhe I 1 LDS. Thera wows shoo two larldr mplore were paid from 1115 to Ste a day and:sacks that bold mom. , ', A; dth was the Wale tot a tartsWoe. 1 I ,, ... AU gold that la shipped out of Can- -. o ( I have bolero MO a copy of a hal of ,., ads pave a royalty or Ma to tha rev- fare of owe el the old restaurants. whit , araniont. In late Owe amount ellang- prams attache& A bowl of soap, os was IS toot on all tho gold a dolkur. and a bowl od mesh and mined. and pot .tot I (kWh there ante la ad- - ' t r Ithe $136,. A dab et monied tomatoes' i! a ea ail sow seat of ... tag H. a silos of Pia 71 emits amt a i guise . tits , .. an me is country., there Today with coffee or tAea 11.26 AilE111.' too of SOO per cont. 11214 MONA 74.,z, . eoffes aad bread wars SS,. a part owe aro saustelood at OW f'rentior to . steak illla and a two that I ll h the, domat tread the detY,-- --I Roswy ea st who goes eat of tie ;Ma- Ono of the -. kolding reatastrait s. dike late Alaska le met by the owe t GOLD; TT Mta..213Asors-:-r.urcriG OTT OTTYTT; . irbkil had a atiatital olliedieltY of aid toms Moore as sti ereellee the bordor , , , 6, , A IDTOA PAN OP GOLD. three cooks. on.. of whom' and examined to aloo that he has no t . .. I employed t, received 1190 per week. and the oth- - gold upea him 71. et a ere worth home. After throe beck ' etleePe got& II and Out hymens hour. came Tbs per leettere and going there wife left his young asasebtore who ; t sad the $mut sad Mlle& This included three both moo and women. the letter Iteret Men aro woman on with the waved. The first claim be while they eau's to bedrock. charge et tko felholo0 IlloS It i' mild nuggets. each of which was worth 'setting $100 per usoats, That rag-1selected mut comparatively small and gold was so rich that tho Malin mom maks there Into ire suspect tI Fs, laurallt wall I. II Vint le by 41)i It had me timber upon it. He wanted them about Steetilioil. That MUM took $190. -i A minor by that IMMO of MacDonald ha ober. toad the rent for Um tont vras a prtvoto cabin for careful Inspothis money to Seattle and lowelod loss to build a cabin for himself and in Not load a woman took mit ti estate. lie is DOW meld to be as took out $64 . 09 from a fortyfont $yri yet, his wife. and traded hie claim for of real rich IL. a large quantity of nuggets and dust. MIMI of tho west. The claim patch o f ground tw o feet in thick., the From an old bullotin of tho Unitod She another further down the creek where ha was examined 6s id sa it and of porno paaning. bet the that turnod mit well. sass th. Ito took ow" up the valley was wider. and timber was butflint States not so well as No. Id rldoado "ninon, oo Bonanza croon win, di., othor &apartment of labor. I hors, Inspectors took no acempat of s big . C. A. man thee i' plentiful. The T. H. for roes bush prices and wages at Daemon in flowar pot oontaining oitionod whin ow cruet wont kwa his wife and which grace him his fortune. built hie cabin. sent - t dollar a p.a. in ordinary ro. 1691. Carpenters ware receiving $1$ that eh was eerryhtl with her. The than thawstarted to work. When be bad and comities laborers $10 per day. top of lb. pot was covered vrttle soil. I Tito gold of that day was disoowarad niono a www ii twa ii oomidirod rood i3 ' ed the earth to 013131 distance below and. as I. have salt the earth they Skillod irooliworklito Sot fit a dor and it was sot until Be to quantities. Pockets worth hundreds got anfely the surface his wife helped him. she and In the. ez oot of tho loorworman $1.1s0 tailors 'bow n000samom...1 as W.V. of anti It dollars hour. Mirth( was the valley. leartiod " that that away labored dolt In the mine. and ISM lit a claim on Borman& Klondike and Indian rivers does net The ordinary charge for a animus was only- - half an Mich deep and that wound the windlass that drew up the August,'GoOnte on woe more aver. run cents two euit took than tha T. $126. Barbers tro II mad from $16 toss was bolow trig oltacoot Pliftgelie roffoy buckete of rocks. Time and altaln,ther amok. Awe shovelfuls from wkkk ba washod tiny tire to the cubic rot& Se. )eserk. ''',8,,, rtclutic ortArecrettottosv.,---..--, win, were in despair. and talked - r"1-,r-,---- , , - :t - 4 o ' 4 bricks wore eThestsair slavered"stelva"therwaalledliwthaltes , i, sag white on aecoust of the ' r t t ''' were lying about lot a light 'allow color and some anti . ti 41'.7.' ' a me;oh I In thaood the much an imp sad startod In n As night cam. on ha loft hie In teoh tits 1,011 mut bnftwo morn. Mg tins thormomotor droliPt4 to dd , ' k:. ', kk '' . e i - ,. , It ' an rill In Denman and they gold duet today dirwitnnrikirjse"cii:Il ; .: I :tuhanche 411 buying So ''; 1i: , dm .1 1 , r, amulaosoppon.badrie.aecoste.pbtriZnintehheo.hadoottoster.shant:doeotthsingubei .- 1. ? , s.,14, ," a 'as nt ti 1 t ' i I "'tilt all Parte et -- faroellmidthotialasmMy Htliceitallati144 There were aim 744 't;Illaglltrmduat which had fellon es this .&)irtaltdeddit.td Arl..eri. m.I to time la Ott per. kind or another. ',.again .sa to nittml gold and write poetry and Chi" di' tad- Ha Manila grata grant. I ttd add tita noespapor articled. Ret Bosch was Palming Paid thousands at i P' ,. .t e . , the lnited that ""00z11 ' ',t.,--.60- . wit I ; , :mils h.d.o.oirts :1.1.utnia:to:Slinr,S: -. :' V- '.''t te , ;t i Men 150.0(1021"0111 , " 1...' - . . i rh. sn''tionoln. .4..swti.tv.P.Sat.ir sitisurt.ha'nd'IlrcitnYkl;44,.. the pr.'s. ftglitor. came locioineon aaa i t ,.4.,,,,, halves e'itott I i , 7.., .- .'"i .; ? 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L e : -' , m A ' Noe-- , ky, to., dt clove . , Who ono thought p I nishilieltahreion the gold trent lht, !Cot:: opt rit,ik.. rwet:st el e: shhis. vv. ha.illir,:t olr ;ore the rich ea sought ' a halt e,t 2 Se tor a bath. only 'redo) frflinp bit of the siorked over In :net sinter nosscaporel 'wring ,diery,d1;p.ielinnds that in mph a wal loro4oh, ill the trail SiId er $I .1,:i of the; precious metal to aptect A wct ka nowtonloar Ira" Matta tact. eau Ofl fire )otir Feu t oat attoon am Yukon Stlidaight Itua Ile ary whore, in the dronging who h $ I 2 4 peer. and a little later iPo th.ro that the sho. th aload:it toss laauad NtoogI ltrn that ground is mined Iv. , t.t It coat SO .:114 ...en the. red cent into the en,,,-0an homr. and tk priotra III, heoct of 4 tin.acre Nita that ide I., Ite 't barge C,e printing hill heads anti na .optutued by thew, m ac huotoroo was cards a houaloatt; that the. .stnt will ...one c.it olth tho The Canadian plat en i Iig0.1 te its log ba Banks 'let. soon sad Tait:seer 111.1:: k pl thr.io it into thay did a bte Bold 11 No ftehls and la loy tho dust and pottinr .ght -eattlebt 1:srl id .dyes A con. t I- a- I twift-Wat- er .1 t it t, P ' .,,,,,:7, (. tt .di-- t I ; , (i).. 1497s 1 , . at MO a SholelfulAliere Much of the Money "Under the WeraBanks of Gold RegionsSmuggling --- esoese , 6 ..'.. 1),.., P aFt 1 totk-- - .rt.weter. oa" I ., 4t.- h. -, tog -S- et . ' jot. EIGHT PAGES . .11el;i,'Air.i deb (Mt.. .. . Gravel dart l'. . His !slInion4Antics "Lucky Snede" and How He Warded Bill" or How Won 'by an Egli- -of "Ssift-Wate- r Rose." , 1,...,,,i on s .s . "mani61271410 gut-mo- ss Mho , 1 . DiscoveredIndians How Gold Was , D 0 Se New Minis-as- )nh. . Written for the Saturday News by Frank G. Carpenter. $1,41111.--- th LAKE CITY UTAII . -, Eel a Maosiftrd ad vete ed further sor:7 1. t ' ' i . , . bY Frank G. earIgeht Mold& Ho bewail his work ea the 'eq.righted. ISIS. Talton. some distaste betow Dowse, pouter.) f waiver in an mitten house. Olio Territory- ,- as awhile AWSON., Token serving two miners be hoard Take a mat vrith me on tbe top day ten the other of the gold dierovory on. of King Solomon's Dome and in Ow Klondike, He left the order uu-- 1 ;,otest to the remises of the filled. aad got a dog teams and rushed, The air is fed of Its on to Dawson. He was in at the firm esedike. and picked out a notteber of oialm& mese and the truth In them that. on Eldorado. whIch of the including the wildeet dreams made him a eariana U. was OLOODISII Solomon's' rut for yeara but was so dlee'pated 'trebles Nights." Kies bill osme is the very comer of the Kion-- 1 ihat hi ran through Ms millionsI made, and finally left with the Matti-pogm gold region. It is a mountain I to rairbaaks. He bad then only soar Mae the aVIIIIIIrit peaks of thatl Se tents in his pockets. but be made a siosimules. It rises 3.00e feet fortune as sell, sad is a poor second Dimon. and I have climbed to its man today. automobil.. Standing upon atI leDananleek ..er tkill) Klondikeintowal-it I sall the creeks Speaking of tho extravagance, of leading ks wat-Water hundred milDa" he was the nma Ole which almost two gold hes bma who cornered the oug market in Dow.. es dollars' worth oftho I can Death Don dollar to a at per egg. There wore Canting ids sodIndies river valley. wham is 11.000 la all. and it oast him :Dors than so tte imetelon creek. ftwilitter creek end Med& Tho !mock for the coreer was 464 river. and where there is a mat his leo. for Wm Ousels 'Amore. a Igold.beering earth popular and beautiful young lady who lood et lowrade to had boon nicknamed 'The Little sisal they am now preparing of the Klondike Nugget" As tho story goes. bead at the The estrineer Von He is M Jobs Treedgeld. wits courting her. but root dsoldnd on, ,th. 414..aallw,ita.Vratlif the scum of trim loos woo rough. and expects pow '""'...,;,,,.."'""..1 tor a Urn. It seemed as though mire el so thaw the strata wee all dough. Then be rentema sew kind of ona- cake lobetohe maoutusethe bored that Ousels domd on eggs. amt illse goldInThe eve- Ito prepared for tho corner. He aliPlem than ry molests of the earth sad about from store to More to your worth of geld to the ton. VI ht evorY egg In the town. He elms k 1s1 leo most of thts Is from twenty that if Ouse wanted 411tOre ewirto feet down la the trams cosO- rot:larked eggs oho would hays to eat out of his NIMISUL or if she muck to his rival 'oho band, spoi The retsult t t the dein. we are leading Menlo auccumbod. and no Cupid al mei center from which radiate was an won egg. enormous by as weeks that held the -.-... peas of gold when the discovery The antics of Charlie Anderson were ses sleds There 1st the west is Honest creek. where. just two decades quite as wild as times of "Swift-Viso gokil wee Drell totted and. running ter Bill." Ha mn through him money reek. where se fast as it MOW He tram cheated bat it le Eldorade Oates end the by 'vary ono. and I understand that stir "Locke Swede." Charlie Anderson. be is now poor, doing day's work scores of nude leonsewhem in the states. well as others. In coming up to Dawson I had a their fortune about a year Mier. The am who discovered the gold was chat with Capt. E. 0. Baughman. who New the steamer Humboldt. a commanded Carmack. Comes Englander bees North Adams. Haas. He earns to which has plied batween Seattle and on Sleek& as a laborer sad worked Skagway elate the days of the tort. the Seel Islands. Ho married aa In- rush. He knovreharlie Anderson dies end he bad ithree Indiene with and told me many merles about hint. Km when be wee prospecting on the aseA he: ndorson was kaoline as the 'lucky ground Suet below us. As the dory I was one of the Indiens wise $wede' Ho bad been at work en the to the creek for earns water railroad in tho states. but was diswise saw the gold shining there is the charged awl that drove him to Alaska. the Vibes he struck it rich he took out mod They took up some dirt es and mere than amee.1104 Um lima year. and edge of the creek bedl wathed It: worth of during the sear four years his claim dollar's got I. Cersteck Moo yielded him alineet $1.1kall.04e." satiate oat chums for himself end libel "What did be do with the money claim I asked. each Mee red men. lend "He spent it as fast as it cants. Hs denght a fortune wlikb all tee aeon owner's timed through be fingers koPt a gang of ganthiont and dimes TM sews et the discovery emend ball girla about hint and 'save away the mirth. It was thousands. When he tram at the height le Wildfire toover world of the all of his fortune be had aa Income of merephed parte set by the next year mo were rush-k-g half a minion dollars a year. Hs than to the Kiondlke from every dime. fell in lom and waa married. He took boa. Thor waked out both skies of his wife to San Francisoo, wham he known& Thor laid out Maims along bought a house and gave it to her. end Hunker Ho gave bar other moneya. and whin teiorado. Dominion weeks sad dug out gold ell along the be was about at the and of ha formaw of the Klondike river. cost him a tune be told me she bad Charlie Andersen's claim was No TT el a million. . Mb that he Eldorado. It coot hint Slit tend the ' quarter kin of pockat at garter which feel treo made when be wee too drunk radlleda dor the le know whet be was doing. Andersen of your thumb. It to ma. ess thing id Forty Mile at the time. lialinit: 'And that is all I have for sod he bad saved this money from his i it. I am abnost broke now. but I yams ea & pick 11111a shovel miner. He ' Will go back and find some more.' claim was than played out. He lesight tbe mlite at eight sad when - in awoke tits next gay he cried bitter I"His find others. but failed. In his bare end asked the men who thought firm tripe with tne be lived in state, Obey had swindled him to take back buying all the liquor and cigars that Ms claim and elm him his money. the ship had and banding them out tier Aeroso4 and be walked IS lodes fres to Um passengers. His last trip Is e Klendiktrund masted to work. he mad. in the steerage. He was dead Mend earl a bole in the ground. broke. Shortly atter we started I eaw be thawed and dug IS - feet bins, dreamed in rough clothes. sitting the prow of the boat. I went up to f.th.r. and the remit was a fortune. aIt Sikes he made the first mike the men hbn and said: "'Well. Charlie, It I. different will; mold lets him his claim were nearby. ?My saw be wee panning and asked yob from what it was in tha past? Moto& He up and ht. e'yea filled with with a spear whet he had found. He imiled: "Ay tank Al sot somo gold Tea.' said be. am going steerage, htte." and be showed them his pee. for I ham not money to pay Timm was SIM worth of gold nug 'for first chum'. enough pep In it. and the claim oventuaily was for him. and I Put Min sorry lidded between II.SOI.HO and M- - in on of the Met shins and took him SSeel. bowie without charge . e Another clatm on Eldorado made a "grin-Watwas a Portuguese fortune stir a young secretary of the tills yot his nickname from a story T.. K. C.for A.- This Man had started be told et teeing animal - down the on Torty-rnimeek. and when molds it the Iskommido way to the mining gold was discovered 'hear Dawaon ha . , Ups and Downs of Fortune Huntersin,Eariy Days of. the Mono:like. , 4 , , . , . . tinrierv. - AND LOtiatilon.c0. ..0f: G.0114:':::Minipg . ' .. , , . - -- --- . , . , , , . . , EvE N I NG .NEWS , ' , . , - . , ' , . , S.. - - ., I. lb. dit. ... (Costbseed Qs psis two)..: . - |
