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VOL. X
Cottage Grove, Oregon, Friday, July 31, 1899.
2STO. 26
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pondent's Batch of News.
Everything booming iu camp.
More strangers iu camp than ever before.
D. B Murray, the superintendent, and Mr. Adkins, general manager
of the Noonday mine came in this week.
George Kerr of Wildwood is spending a few days in camp.
Mr. S. Roy is now engaged building the long tramway for the
Noonday Mining Co.
Miss Annie Cooper and brother of Portland are visiting their father
Mr. F. C. Cooper of our camp and will remain about three months.
Mr. E. S. Holderman and J. D. Fletcher took their departure for
Cottage Grove today to spend a few days with their families.
George Brumfield and George Griffith came in on the stage this
mail to spend a few days in camp.
Albert Churchill is now employed at the Helena mine where they
are building the new mill.
A remarkably rich strike has been made in the Mustek mine this
week which rivals the famous Helena for richness. The strike was
made in No. 2 west at a depth of about 120 feet and for coarse heavy
gold Klondike can't beat it. The streak is about 8 feet in thickness and
shows gold in splotches clear across the vein. This remarkable dis
covery is only another indication that the mines of Bohemia are here to
stay.
J. I. Jones of Cottage Grove was in camp this week looking after
his mines, Mr Jones has a crew of men doing a large amount of de
velopment. This is a group of fine claims that is well developed on a
ledge 50 wide and is sure to be a bonanza before many moons. Iuck to
you Isaac.
E C. Iockwood & Co., are erecting a commodius mansion on their
valuable group of claims just east of the Noonday mine. They intend
to do a large amount of development this summer.
The Ely Co., are doing a big amount of grading and other develop
ment. Preparatory to putting in a mill in the near future. This group
is favorably situated with plenty of timber, water and ore of high grade
free milling and will in the near future be another bullion producer for
Bohemia.
Zinaker, Graber & Co., are pushing development on the Vesuvius
and are almost readv to commence
large quantitieSi The remarkable
all wh'osee it they are in on the ledge about 300 feet, the pay shoot is
from 4 to 6 feet in width and so far
W. H. Shane from'Mcntareka
very fine galena ore from his mines
proves that pay ore is all over camp
Helena as was generally supposed.
Mr. Felix Kern frpm Row River
east of Noonday where, a yery rich'
cently uncovered, and which shows
gold. Mr. Kern is a prosperous farmer of Row River which show
people in all walks ot life have caught, Ihe.jllow fever.V
The Grizzly group is showing better all the time as'depth is attained.
There is some of the finest copper ore in this mine to be found, any
where and if located anywhere in 500 miles of Butte City or Denver,
there, would be a smelter of large dimensions in short order. This is
excellent chlosinating ore and in sufficient quantities to make Marcus
Dailye's eyes turn green. t
The Wall Street group will begin active' operations this week on
their claims situated on City creek under the management of Mr.- Mann
of Portland. There are a large amount of undeveloped claims in Bo
hemia that show fine croppings of ledges from 8 to 40 feet in 'Width and
and with proper facilitaties for the reduction of ores . This camp can
be made to Rival Cripple creek for we have everything needed to make
a success and as there has never been a failure where a mine has been
half way managed we think a smelter would be sure of making a suc
cess. . The civil engineering crew who have been running out the lines, in
camp met with an obstacle in the shape of a man with a gun when they
s arted down the side line of the Helena, who broke up the crew and
tho the transit stakes, chains and old hats and tripods, and excited men
were found scattered over a large scope of country; when they got
together again they disbanded and surveying is dull at present.
Ross.
STEVENS RIFLES AND PISTOLS
HAVE FOU MOIIE THAN 35 TEARS BEEN
We make ourt
"Diamond"
PIStOl With tWO STCVQiS-OlAMONO Mcco.TakztF
lengths of barrel, G and 10
one guaranteed. Jftuce, Jfostpaia, $B.OO with
ti-lnch barrel : $7.80 with 10-inch barrel.
We malco a fidl line of rifles; Price, from $6.00
upwards. Every arm we turn
SAFE) SOIilP AND
J. STEVEISTS ARMS
StHdSlamt for Catalogue J'. O,
Bohemia, July 16.
grinding out the yellow metal in
richness .of this mine is a wondei to
there has never been a fault.
Ridge .showed ye correspondent some
on that side of camp which-only
and not right around the Mustek and
is-in camp looking after his mines-
streak of black, manganeea was ree
by panning, a. large.amount of coarss
CELEDRATED FOB THEIB EXTBEBE ACCCBACX
inches. Every
out is warranted
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