Show BIG STRIKES T IN III THUNDER ER Surface Rock o on Marble Creek C Creek eek Assaying 2 O I 1 to the Ton I r v al pc WEISER Ida June 21 L. 21 L. L M. M Christol Chrls- Chrls I tol toI a a. min mining ng expert from Great Falls Mont arrived in the city last evening evenin four and n one-half one days Ys from Thunder mountain He brought a number of samples of or ore showing free gold ld plentifully plentifully plen plen- plentifully sprinkled over it it He also had har hadt t considerable rable in dust that he had L' L c v from one of the streams Work has been commer ced by the I Si Sunnyside Belle of Thunder J f Mountain and many other large corn large large- como com com- o pailles es The Tt Dewey mill will start up lit in a few fe days About 2000 miners are arem r m in iii the camp ii Several Seer l rich strikes have been made if f 1 at lyA IY y A A. man man named McDonald fory for- for P y tool sharpener sharpen r at the Dewey DeweyS creek S made a on Marble creek surface rock alone alone- assaying ton fop a. a he e first death from natural causes the Warren Weiser trail occurred over two we weeks ks ago news of which has just t been r received c ived The mans man's name was seas Harry Francis He died cled led at the j crossing of the South Fork and was K tl there by the prospectors cors going r intI the camp He was about 38 years F og 0 see But little was known of him 34 J at rough OUgh he was w-as supposed to be from froma f California a as lett letters lS from Shasta c nty that State were found on him from fever fe brought on by exposure ex ex- sure and hardships |