Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-11-28 | Page 10 | Wild Rush Made by Gold Hunters in North Canada

Wild Rush Made by Gold Hunters in North Canada l OTTAWA, Nov. 28. Discovery of gold bearing quaitz near Wrigley, 60 miles up the south Nahanai river, a tributary of the Mackenzie river, started start-ed a wild i ueh of claim stakers from Fort Simpson and other trading posts 'along the Mackenzie, it was reported 'here today by A. M. Perry, Dominion land surveyor, on his return from a topographical survey. He declared that more than 100 laima had already been staked and trails along the Houth Nahanai were Cluttered with gold seekers.