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Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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John McGinn, a lawyer and mine operator, arrives in Seward, Alaska, and expresses enthusiasm about the reviving mining prospects in Fairbanks, highlighting active dredges, gold dust influx, and promising results from his own property.
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COMING BACK
John McGinn Enthusiastic
About Outlook at In-
terior Camp
SEWARD, Alaska, Sept. 12.-
Johnny McGinn, lawyer and mine operator, upon arrival here, said:
"I haven't seen such a glad sight for 20 years as a quarter of a million dollars in gold dust just coming into Fairbanks. All three dredges of the Fairbanks Exploration Company are working full blast, tearing into the gravel.
"The Nome Creek Dredging Company is cleaning up.
All dredges in the district are working and several hard rock mines are producing.
Our own property is showing high grade at each foot in depth with every evidence of continuity.
"It begins to look like the old days in the Fairbanks District."
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Fairbanks, Alaska; Seward, Alaska
Event Date
Sept. 12
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John McGinn reports seeing a large amount of gold dust in Fairbanks, with multiple dredges operating successfully, hard rock mines producing, and his own property yielding high-grade ore, evoking the district's prosperous past.