Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1904)
Wednesday, July 6, 194 THE SUMPTER MINER The Sumpter Miner I'UHLISMlit) HVIiRV WliDSHMMV HV J. W. CONNKI.I.A OWYNNI:. - - HDITOR t. e, linlpfprt n( the t"l"l ln Sumpter, Oregon, tut trntisinlsslun through li malls as second clnsj fnittti-f. MIIISCWIIMION RAtliS One Year .. Six Montlis ALWAYS IN ADVANCC. a I tut t ii tiiHt nti rjiiit man Iiiih I'1. Augustus Helno In looover n hiitmiiMi of 81,000 alleged lo liu dim for serving wino suppers and oilier forma of lofiesliinonl during tlio campaign of 1DO0. Tim original imcniiut was ovur 820,000. A wnii II liy Alaska mining, man by Mm uanm of H.miU.Ih reported In bavo boon rollovod ol 6 1 15.000 ill gold I bo ... . it.... i.. .. ii.. 1 1 Ollior (lliy WIIIIO iriiniMIIK Hi n I un- , limn in Poiiusylvonio. Tbo trim I tlio Oregniilou lives or a ivVivmnn Holiillou nl Mm mattor probably Ih ; lion of the Levi- and (Mark cabin. Mini 1.1m porlor round Mm money TI astern people don't know about ami thinking II was intended as a ; Lewis and Clink. That expedition ,, hI. Mp, kept It. I is as vamm as haniol linni.o Ih lo us. I V lint Ibe Oregon building needs AI.11111..H 1....... 111...1 ..i 'iv i ' ""llk J"r ''TT. "'I.'1 N.w .lm-H,y, f..r tl... .II.H..I..II.... ..f III.. I ""'" I'''''" '"' '""""i" "' .""" J ki I.nl III .r. " . ' """ ""' "lf "'" " " II OXISIH III vuillliliiii in iii - .. .. I.. .. I . I .. I 1 .... I.. II... i.i.ll. trust laws. The charges art doubt Joss trim, but tbey will be dllllcull lo HiiHlaiu. Tim .Standard Oil company has too numb money to draw justice in tbe couiIh. Tho Kales s n to bavo it in for Heppner ami the adjacent couuliy. IjiihI. year It was ii devastating llootl, 4U id thlH year It is a plague of grass hoppers. Millions or them aio dostro.vluu Mm alfalfa Holds. In Hotim localities Mm Insects are so numerous Mint when limy go to rmiril in tho heads of the nlfolfo. bushels of them aio scooppou up ami led to tbo hogs. appointed a' sundry rear Tim hoard piositlont cniupiiMid has of admirals, a few generals and a pro pro- foHsor to report on tbo ctiusoliliiitioii ami mimiiKiiiimiil of tbo wIioIiihm tele graph system for tbe government. m mil niiHitlmi taken is that wireless is a means of national do i n i- lt itttoniion to ...'.,... iu ....itnoiit ilulit lu HltilillHh I hIi n- yH ii"- ' " ....,1 iniiilii IIn mvhIimii il lOIlt ill- iiii.i i.... torleronce liuiu ittbir lines. o. ..,.!.,.. ('I. nl; nf; Montana, mi th.it Mm wnr In tilt. Ki.sl has c.i.ated lug blocks ol g.owing conce.ns mm. big dmiiiiud lur 'npper. The been g.eally Incrcase.l to meet the Houalor Is just back Iron, ii Kmopoan needs of cMciihlon and Imp.ovcmcnt. ,,.p "Kor Instance." he m.I.I, This is imitiiMiliii ly tine ol teleg.apb, -tlmro has been a great advance in telepl.ouM.icilon and similar public Mu, oupimr ImluHt.y brought about I mm vice corpoiations. beduccd or by tbo war. Mo. many can use all the ..sm,I dlvt.lcuds have not been mi onpiior wumu mine lor the nest live common for tbo past tuolve month vum. Copper Is hugely ud in the iiiniiiiu the more p.omluen In- miiMiifiiftiiriiiK nfi.rms .....I iii.iuui .lustrlaU," but decreased dlsbuio (Iuiih of war, and Jiiht now tb.uo U alments in that uuarte. have been ...ore lUimiititl for war material " I than olln.it by Increases among those - - - - 'companies above re tori oil to. in After long experiment by bac- fact, about 82,ft00,000 will ronriwiil torlologlHts in their omploy.a linn the net Increase in 'Indus rials of whoslesulo chemists have sent Us disbursements this July over horo of agents to Texas with instruction-to a year ago. And there will bo more obtain tin. bni. stings they can for than f 1,000.000 increase in Mm in HimxlliMil purposes., says a press re- torost dlsursoments on railroad port. An order for f.0,000 stings bonds-duo cbiotly to now issues. vs placed with one boo farmer in Despite tho generally unsatisfaot that state. A serum for injection ory condition of the stock marko through the skin will bo mado from durlug tho past your, it is plain that (ho Hold with which tho tiny wen prosperity lma boon very generally nous are charged. Of its ettlcoy for continuous among oastorn corpora I. .. -. ..liu... tl.u ...unii.Mir HnilN. MhUV Of tllO SOOUrltlcS tl.OSt IIIU 12.111' '. llli'iiiiinimi.ii ' m' of tbo couumny iiiyii those oxperl- moots have left no doubt. Tho first "experiment" was InadeqvoMont. A exiion mom. ns luiiuwi'i.' " -- furuier iiffllcted tvllh rheumatism was Hot upon by a Hwiirm of bcoa nud frightfully htmiK. "is face, nook and litnbH uoro Hwollon for days VVhcu the swelling subsided tbo rbeuanitlHin was on rod. Commenting tlio general poor iiohh of bolb Urn Washington mid Or.n.nn iivI.MiHm at. lllO St. IjOIIIH ...! fair, the Spokosmau-Kovlow kIvch tbo ' '''following from a returned Oregenian: 1 "There Is a food IIhIi and game o.v- 'blbll and a Kiiod, oxbiblt of wools. hci ' i.mi tlii'Ho loll no story lor Oregon. Tlio visitor soos a bin applo, and says ho bo gazes nt 0110 of 'bo pieces of timber and says 'there's a big hnaid,' and lotn It pass. "Tbo Moigon building In wboro wo ore weak. Tboro Is no IntoimaUon tboro. An easterner by looking In hoos a Ink' cabin containing a panther hiil,, and Hiiinu Indian pictures, and tboio ih nothing In lull wholher it is .... .. vi.ii. itlmi nf tbo wav in which mi r,Mii.ii. .- IIIIIHIIIIK ill"' ....... ........ i .in Ciiilornio building are lined with pictures ot t in in and vineyard and Hold. The moms are tilled with easy chairs, papers are on the table, and claret punch ami ton is solved tired visitors, while two men wlm can talk discourse on advantages of California." A reassuring factor in tlio business situation ul present is Mm increase in tin interest nud dividend dis bursements for .Inly, says this Now Vork Commercial. As compiled for tbo hanking institutions of the Kast tbey disclose an aggrooglo of about 8U7.ftOO.000, as ogiilnst ai KiHUlOO for July of last year and 8MI9. 000,000 for July, 1902. While Mils increase of 81,700,000 1s unit huge uly u trllm nvi'r . ur cent Irom Mm lluuich ol last ycai the hoiiico of it is siuuitlcaut. i It comes in some umiisuio I rum in imimimhI dhiili'iidf for the (uartor or 'Hull year tiecmret. ...v a .-..., mm... . number iiiimiiu Ibe Miialler and com- iiaralivc v uconphicuous iniiiisiriiu !M,r,.,li.H. I...1 companies that ;are ihvitI Indian uiiiiHiiilly pioH)er- ous just now. It isduochielly, bow- eve., to M.el.ict that dividend pay- niii'iillvi'ly luconphicuoiis iuduslrla , prominoutly lu tho public oyo may go hoggin in tbe market, but mean. wblio tho Kreat mass of tbo Industrial .. mid pulbic-service corporations, bo railroads and banks, keep on onruiuK and distributing prollts and moctiuK its interest obligations, ud the r:,.ii.ri Kintou wnvnrnmont never .i..f....i Mu ..uuuiirmiK ttmrn is UUllllllLD. iuuoi nnoo.i..i..,M - - iialliliiu in tbo conditions unuoriy- ing our general businses structruo to caiHo any apprehension just now. OFFICIAL RECORDS. Tim following instruments filed at I bo court house In linker City for record yosterdav: KKA1. KHTATK TUANSKKH8. di:i:ii. ,)uno 28W. J. Hughes and wife to Jonnio Haisloy, two tracts near High School building, Hakor City; 81. Juno 11 Crook V. Van Prinze to W. II. Uilhort, '.. intorels in 120 acres in Sec. 30 T. 10 U. -10 13 : 8H)0. Sepl. 2ft J no. MeCrod to Ivan 1!. McCord. S. K. i N.I'J. ";f T. 7 . If. M.: 8200. Juno 27Jos. Palmer and wife to Leonard Sprlet, lots 11, 1ft and 1(5 block Ml WHowvale, Hakor Clty;( 8120. June 21 Annio M. Ueod and bus- ( baud In Andrew IJ. Hold, lot I) block , II Place's adilition; 81. .Inly 2 -Thus. A. Kondiick and I wife to Mrs. A. M. Hoed, lot ft block 2ft II. V. Lovoiih addition; 8!lft0. Juno 201'. H Miles and wife to, W. I,. Loituer. lot 1 bloc Piirldtr'H addition to linkoi r City; 8 1 OH. ! .imin 27 Jonnio Haisloy and liusbiiud to W. .1. Hughes, 17x100 foot at S. H. cornet (ith and Contur Ht roots, HakcrCity; 81. Juno 21 P. Hansen to Martha M. Francis, South 20 foot lot 8 block (J. Halims; 83ft0. Juno 2 -M. J. tloodheart to H. V. Morris, bishop, east 00 feet lot 0 block and all lot 2 block 51, Sumn - lor Hoigbis; fri. .hino 22 -J. M. Sholton and wifo to Hamau Swishor, N. V. H N. W. ., Sec. 21 T. 9 U. IftK .; 81,ft()0. Juno 27- S. M. Haines to K. P. Voruz, lot 9 block 1 1 lliilcor Oily townsito; 8000. Juno 2H Jonnio Haisloy and hus band to V. J. Hughes, Home place .... '....!.... oil. ml Id. I;. ii (itv: 81. 1.11 -lillli-l n. ' .. - -, - - Dec. 21 J. D. Viiiiglmn and wifo " - " ; ' , , , lt ort lo Clios. M. Mullen, lot 2 Sec. 9 T. ; qq q $35q a Day &5 7 . 18 K.; f100- ,,'fe S April 13, '9ft--M. and J. Wright .- Jg In S. Husk, Hales and So -by slaoon .V g B. W. LEVENS tftf iircnmrlv In Ummit', : 6.1'.!. yx 1 ( lltk ll.witlill.i 1 lltlll llttll Improvement o'ompany to S. Husk, lot 1 I block I-', Hon. no, 81ft0. Juno 2S -N. ( Haskell ot al to U. P. Miller, lots S, 9, and 10 block 10 llaskoll addition to Hakor t'lly; 8:ift0. Juno 28 Nolllo Hrown to O. II. Sloan, lot (5 block W Atwood's addi tion to Hakor City; 827ft. Juno 28 A. J. Hrown to O. II. Sloan, 40x100 feet in lot ft block Atwod's addition to linker L-lty; 81100. Nov. 22, '01 Un. S. A. to.losopli M. Laport, N. K. 4 N. K. c4 Soo. Ml T. Ill K. : K. Juno 27 L. L. Foster to Anna L. Kostoi, lot 9 block N Place's addi tion to Hakor City; 8500. March 14 Joseph Nellson to Stoddard Hrothors & Comnauy, 100 uorosSoo. 22 T. 10 R. U7 E. ; 8500. Juno 29- Ira Sturgos and wifo to Forest aud Maud Heavers, lota 41 and 42 block 9 lu Setwart's 2ud addl- ton to Baker City; 850. MINING MATTERS. DEEDS June 30 Jacob Thompson Gbus. Warden. Producer and placer claims; 81. Juno 29. Geo. A. Smith et ol to 7 to 4 I .T.w.r.h Thnnmfton. Producer and ,u..w" 1 . other claims; ei. Juno 20. II. T. Ileudryx to Cracker Creek Cold Mines Compouy, Victor Mines and Rambler quartz claims; 81. June 29 D. Cartwright to Rich aid A. and David L. Cartwright and wuro.Jno. SV. Drew, Ryo Valley Mine; , 810,000. Transacts General Banking Business. Interest Paid on Time Deposits Salety Deposit Vaults "vr .vs -g rjft $ :y J & eg & .gJ HOTEL 3 SUMPTER IS TH E BEST IN EASTERN OREGON IK ?v ;jr STLAM HEAT ELECTRIC LIGHT TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH ROOMS WITH BATH FREE BUS .TO ALL TRAINS KATKS m v ' rj jco m IS PROPRIETOR 0B ; fgggSSSSSSSSSSSS j HOTEL DELMONICO RATES $1.00 AND UP First Class in all its Ap pointments. Free Bath to Weekly Boarders. MEAL TICKETS - $5.00 M. SPENGLER, - PROPRIETOR Corner Columbia aod Auburn Streets One Block East ol Yv. Tl3ank s Sumpter i r I