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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1901)
OiiEGOX CjTY Enterprise. OKKfJON CITY, OHEOON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1001. ESTABLISHED 1866 .E0.TJIOWAIM) ,il FSTATIt AND INSUK AMvli Uifrmt. 'Couit IIouh Mock 0gon City. Oregon V iTTOHNKY AT WW .eTrra-raaff rvsiMiBse. . .......... I'm Ufhrl & V,,mii - L,pO.UTutliTI. P wLSEYH AM ... j.... .mb a . it. i in no . . . . ....n. M.eisr.4 Bl..,,i, uight.. T OREGON CITY 1 1 The Onl77irFt-ClMi JJ Hotel in town. - ( day upuiarda. - f ACOH t'ANSKL, I'roprlMur. BOS WELL SPRINGS. LiprrM, I)Ui-b,1 tIu. , . n 11,1 1 ,"'r" "".lit ir day), the'cur.' of Uh.Zl i. t! J-! 'h'',?'"" 8prln In Am.rlca or Jr Week and up. , , A , l 7 ' r,oub,' or Ceiarrh. Terms, J 10 Jr fl. Location In Douglas Co., Oregon. CAI'T. bi'.N I). UOSWl'.LL, Proctor. THE FAMOUS "LUCKY !(Y" Itldient Gold Mine In the Itlue Jtlver DUtrlct iirmr ! tiry, obswob UlMiwii ui Till, li jam -"4 ! Money. Pnr atari 4ier4 ITTOUSKY AT LAM" 1 I" ell "' '' o' ins Hale. jit ItiOflw H"""'!' Went ecmn;ti.i, iTTOBSKV AT LAW, ' . . . OiMOl. MllwtBUllOtirUllkUI. 01' I'.EMthmn 0. II. Dimirk WJIICK A KAHTIIAM Attornovs-at-Law. :Kh, JUal KUl nI Pro- ,?!rfiBf Till made, Money Loaned ptCWr, Orckit S SCHOOL '0 Mil IM v mr I'.ikik ny... I I.. ii ...i ... i . . .i i Bin a LtMllitV ami !!.. (I- lll.l. . it ! jivo you money. To tur- tablets. l-AUIAMiL and will dinner of School Hook end rulers .nuKSHY AT-I.AW. it MtKltlrUi't ttbu 8u.r. U tUns ol Or gun lily. Dear (wi Ctn, Oasuoa, W.MiANTI.TY . Junlico of tho IV ace. to (uttM-lioii lid rtatUi. '!ft-on Main HrH. f AiWIfM a Markti, trc Cltjr. I City Drug Store BOOKS wo give 6 FREE 1 Oa CHARM & CO. S Gl'OIUJK A. DYN05 MTLETIEWEI) roiBirOwarrKIPirIiadir Hli Wrll Urtuadr4 I'rt M f Ore fan Sib-. Orejion City, Ore. J Ji'.i,4:..'!.,L,"H""..,r,k, i W'X'MM.Mpmaii.ii,,,, w . , I nil lamlljr nrrlj.ti. plooiers... Aro j-rctly tut you can't make bread from them. The Hour that makes tho bent bread is manu factured at Oregon City by tho I'ortland Flouring Wills, from old wheat by patent process. Take no other Sold by all grocers. Itttt 0. M..WI U'RKN & iSCHUEHRL Attornryt ui I aw, prutfilirr buohat. -tntik in til rmiru. ruakt oullMliutt (.-"rt th.iit. ii ( ui,, i,nil yon itioi-ty !-in yiMir riinnf on flrt morgaK. "ic In Enterprise Dulldlng, VrtfiMi fliy, Ofton. NEttTA.MiI.LKU , ATTOHNKV AT LAW n1Ti(lctrul Utntl OITlo Hui.lncH it HjMtcltilty 3 practice In all Couru of lb SUt Roum t. Wrhiharil ltl.lir. 1 Court llout. Orrron Citv. Orritoo ,A.8TrAUT,M-I). (mtra lii illamrllo Hl-U. Oron City, Orrn flioor: Kit in, to 12 hi.. I lo 4 P.m. tint 7 10 N p. III. lllrnllnn I..I.I l Itl.anmalUnl anil Call nitoarnd day or night. JURANCl.H FRREMAK, DENTIST ! ol Ilia NurthwntiUrn Uolvor- H Denial Kchool, Clilcairo. iawlranolli-neol lnUl Humerr. "illamutta JJlock, Orfgi)fl CHy. hRI..L.riCKEN8, DENTIST. ic Muilarale, All 0Kirlloni Guaranteed. . . . i r1 BulMlnv . Oreaon CltT. Or. HAX0rORKuOM CITT, C1tot Buiim Boose ii tut City. 'M tip Capital, IftCOOO. ItM.a.W WM.",nkll btmln.il iraniaotad cataLii a. CArriau. ao. a. ii a am Ma. a. oauriau). f ill, nmeidUoouulod. " allaMa laourU. lu.T?m'la promuil. h'lh n . In anjr part of tha world a(ii.., ;,rru""" an : I boat J iub vol to oliaok. . '"Jouirmo dupotlla. n roruaua. nan Yora. la- ;V V W'c carry the only complete line ol Caakru. Colfini, Rot, Lining, and hart the ouly fint claa and np-to-date hrane In the county. Our pricra are ncrer exorbitant. We guarantee aatltfactlon. We can give you better good and better arnrict for lraa money than Calla promptly attended night or day. any otbrr undertaker In the county. Undertakers and Embalmera Talephon 413 and 304. 7th Street, bet. Brldga and Depot Moore's Pharmacy a On Sovonth Streot, School Books, Tablets, School Supplies of all Kinds. REDUCTION SALE. During tho month of September in order to make room for Fall Stock we will greatly reduce prices on all Stoves and Ranges, Granite and Tin Ware. WILSON & COOKE OREGON CITY. , ' ' ' Enterprise and W. Oregonian $2. PCOMSIItHCULn 0 OKKQON CITT. 1 11.0,000 Si mi"!!- .",,!''At iB animaie. rite"' rop and Hon, Von.. ""oai. L . ""tool o euo. nana UTU!TTI, Praildnl. f. J. MKYEB Caihlar. PRINTING OP EVnRY DESCRIPTION Wa are prepared to execute f.rit-cla.e Printing promptly at ti.a loweit prlcei con.latent with .klllful and Intelligent e-xecutlor., ENTERPRISE PRIMTERY Your Work Sollolte (Jeorgn A. Lyon, ho recently dla- poad of hla loloreeU In the "Loxky Boy" mine In the Blue Kiver dletrict, aa In the city the paat ek and fur- Dialled (La KnUirprUe an lute raiting lory of the fa in one oilna. tp to 14 yeare aco, Mr. Dyaon bad boon a mi'lent of P-rownirllla, Ore., at which place ba wae en-Krd lo tlie tin ning buiineaa for i'O yeart . Daring that time he had been honored with teveral poeitlona of Unit, having been city re corder and poaimater at that place. lie w.a alio tecretary ol the Browna- nlle Woolen Mill and editor of tha Browmvllle Admliaer. In Mr. Dyaon. in company with two other Broanavilla citisvua, . B Sundiik aod J. W. Moore, atarted for the Blue Biver aiining diitlct, vblch, Op to that lime, waa comparatively little known. It bad been frequently iroa pcted prevlonnly, but the proapectora were not rewarded with any promiainK Audi. The diaulct at that time bring to inacceaaible that ojuib diinmlty Lad b- n encountered in tranaporting ade- j'ute mining fadlitie. Mr. Dyaon and bia party, upon arriving in tha diatrict. immediately atarted prospecting, aod alter a weary aearcti ana iruiueee ' pan olng" they finally bit upon the "Lucky Boy" mine. There followed eleven yuan of bard, unremitting toil. Ham pered at they were for lack of capital to purcbaee machinery with which to oper ate the mine at a profit, they atrugxled oo undaunted. Having a faith that waa alwoel lubllma a to the richneea of the ledge they never gave op. IIowever,in September, 1898, Mr. Dyaon came lo Oregon City with the avowed intention of enliatlng capital for the eatabllahment ofaSatamp mill at the "Lucky Boy," and alao fur tho construction of a wagon road 6, mile in length to connect with the oonnty road leading to Eugene, the distributing center of all tho outlylug mining diathcta. Mr. Dyaon offered a half Interest in the mine to Meser. Latourrtte and Cooke, of Oregon City, in return for their aaalstance in eecuriog the much needed mill and the road. These gentlemen, however, failed to im mediately discern tha prospect of any sure return on auch an investment, and although strongly tempted by the rich specimens submitted by Mr, Dyson, tbe Jul y ml their decisive answer until too late. Mr. Dyson had secured financial backing in Portland. Mr. Louis Zim merman, of the Zimmerman Packing Company, Mr. F. C. Sharkey, of the same firm, and Mr. F. E. Sharkey, of Salt Lake, were the fortunate trio whose quick perception and discernment se cured for them a halt Interest In what proved later to be one of the ' richest mlnne in Oregon. "I gave Mr. Lutein ette end Mr. Cooke the Drat chance," laid Mr. Dyson, "but their procrastination proved fatal.' How ever, they still have an opportunity for inveetmeut In other good minea of the Calainwia and Blue Kiver districts if they tool so disposed. I shall make some Investments myself in either one of the two districts. "The new company, composed of Louis Zimmerman, F. E. and F. O. Sharkey, N. B. Standisb, J, W. Moore and George A. Dyson, then commenced operations on an extensive and profitable scale. They constructed the 5-nille road and erected a 5 stamp mill. This greatly i expedited the work at the mine and the monthly output toon began to excite wide-spread Interest, ,aml many eyes turned longingly to the Blue River dis trict. From the profits of the "Lucky Toy" the new company later erected a ID-stamp mill and the monthly output reached the enticing figures of $13,000 This showing, with only a 10-sUmp mill, attracted the attention of outside capital, and the owners of the "Lucky Boy" mine today are easily worth a quarter million of dollars. The ledge it 30 feet wide, all free-milling oie. ''Mr. Moore and I", Mr. Dyaon con tinued, "sold our interests at a sacri fice. We have been working hard in that place for 14 years and have become tired of It. I am getting along tn years and the speculative fever that once per meated my being when a younger man hat been cooled by advancing yean, and I do not feel justified In sinking my share of the profits In the "Lucky Boy" in itlll more extensive mining machinery for an indefinite period at the present own ers intend doing. My faith, however, Larffe Amount of 1'roperljr ,SoM bjr Sheriff Cooke. COMPETITION H YERT fllURP. Prealdettllawley, f The Crew a pjper Co., Bujt Timber Lad. iLe tar Enteral lamtmmt O. the Blue River and Callnooia ditrira I t rT Ti'AfTnt.m it unbounded. Tha mlnee are yet In mcir miaocy as lar at development it concerned. Noon with mining fever need go to Alaska, for they csn find plenty of rU h claims in the BJoe Kiver district. In my opinion there It a Bold belt reaching clear through the state of uregon from north to south and many rich claims are ret lo be discovered "The Callpoola district It to all indi cations a richer one than the Wo Kiver. but not at large nor at acceawible. A Una wagon road haa been boilt from Browotville by the Linn county people to the now present eoonty lins separa ting Linn and Lane counties. There the road stop juat 4 miles from Gold Hill, wnitn was s part of the former county line, but was changed by the legialatore pon a bill and petition introduced bv the Lane countv reoreaenUti vm ll ... piece of petty thievery on the part of Lane county, aa Linn bad agreed lo relinquish claim of this short 4,',-mile strip set forth In the petition, but was confronted with the startling discover upon the paessg of Die bill that this short atrip bad been ink-eniou.lv sireictiea outii it recbed to the eastern extremity of the county. Lane county properly refuses to complete the road across tbit 4 mile strip acquired by Lane which would give a mode of In gres to Gold Hill where lie the rich Callpoola mine. Lane county, notwith standing the duly it owes to Ue told- bearing district within her borders, ar bitrarily refuses to complete Iks road, nd there the matter atanda." Meur. Zimmerman. F. C. and t. E. Sharkley and Blandish now comprise the "Lm ky Boy" owner and they will make such extensive Improvement in their property that it is destined to be come still more valnahla. With D.a raple water power furnished by the Blue River they are erecting a 3C,000 lectrie plant, and next year thev con template the placing in operation of 35 more stamps. With these at work the monthly output will run from ,40,000 to $75,000. 1 TAX SALE Stftl Strike Ended. Ntw Yoac, Sept 14 The great steel strike, which began on Jane 30, was brought to an end at conference held today between the leaders of the Amal gamated Association and officers of the subsidiary Sheriffs tale of delinquent prooertr for the years 18V2, 1803. 1894 and 1S07. commenced last fcaturday at the coort bouse door. Only two piere were solj on that day and the sale was adjourned when the first newt of the prei!ent's death was received. On Monday the sale was cuitiooed and will U held dally until all of the prorrtT I sold. Competition it fierce though a larse amount of tht property brought less than the taxfSaMese agalnit it. Following 1 given the name of the owner to whom the property la aaeeaaed, a description of the hand, tue amount of the tax. the buyer and U prico which lb property Drought at (lit tale: J. Halbert, admin., lots 1 and 3 in blk 94 and lots 20 to 38 inclusive in blk 93, Mintborn addition to Portland. As sessed at $15 03 and sold to J. W. Grsale lor $16. Heirs pf (Jeo. Albright, fractional lot 2, blk 2. ManbfielJ. Aawaaed at (0.17 and so I J to I. II. M-rlat for o.M. Geo. II. Allen. 131.80 acres of J. McN'ary donation land claim. Aswm1 tt $62.39 aod sold to G. W. At wood for $5. Mr. A. Amo, CO acres in e.'i of aa'X tp3t, rSe. Aaaeweed at $14 35 and sold to Ina U. Cbas for $7. John Anderson, 10 acre in tp 4, t r 2 e. Aseeeeed at $11.43 and sold to W. P. Hawley for 12.50. Lorir II. Andrewa, lots 1 and S In b!k 21, Oregon City. Aseesed at $3.95 and sold to P. H. Marley for $2. Samoel and Aaelltb Atcbinaon. 5 comianiee of tha ITnitd State bteel Corporation. An agreement Jecree in Georg Will D. L. C, in tp 1 1, wB aiaueu miner wmcn i ue men win re turn to work in the mill that have been idle on Monday morning. The announce ment wat made at the office In thia city C. B. Cartel, 1 S3 acres in Jacob Gilra D. L. C, in tp 2 a, r 3e. Assessed for the parties to the conference that no statement should be made until Preei- j dent Bbaffer, of the Amalgamated Asso ciation, isvues hla order to tha men to return to work. This will be done to morrow (Sunday) when he reaches Pitta burg, whither he went immediately after the conference. It wat learned, how ever, from an authoritative source, that oo concessions were made by the United State Steel Corporation. ' Jtortharn Paclfle Statement. St. Tavu Sept. 17. The annual report of the Northern Pacific shows gross earn ings tor the year ending June 30 of 132.- 500,084, an increase of $2,245,516, and net earnings of 115,020,640, an increase ol $294,150. Tlie dividends paid aggre gate $6,200,000. Over $2,000,000 was ex pended in betterments, and the total surplus Is $3,507,421, an increase of $1,002,019. What M-all We Hare For Demerit Tbit question arises in the family ev ery day. Let ua answer it to-day.' Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful dessert. Prepared in two minutes. No boiling 1 no baking 1 simply add boiling water and set to cool. Flavor: Lemon, Orange' Raspberry aud Strawberry. Get a pack age at your grocer to-day. 10 cts. Working Nlgnt nd Day.' Tha busiest and mightiest little thing that ever wat made is Dr. King's Nw Life Plllt. These pillt change weakness into strength, liallessnest into energy, brain-tag into mental power. Toe r re wonderful for building up the health. Only25o per box. Sold by Geo. A. Harding. II le. Asaied at 124 30 and aold Lo P. Marley for $7. William Ball, 17J,' acre in Caleb Richie D. L.C.. la tp 1 t. r 3 e As- of the American Tin Plate Company, aeewed at $9 48 aod aold to to P. II. Mar 1 . . at a i a a- ll , .if w i.iro Hie cumcronra waa ueiu. iniiu; iv fii full terms of the settlement were not di- vnlirtvl. and it n innnnmiUh.) I' ' wat in accordance with an agreement by $9 72 and aold to T. F. Ryan for f 2. C. F. Barnes, 20 acre In Jaa. Bonoey . L. C, in tec 36, tp 4 a, r 1 w. At- teeeed at $6.15 and sold to G. E. flar greaves for $2. J. 8. and W. Bsrlow. lots 1 and 2. blk 22, Csnemah. Aseeeeed at $12.24 aud told to C. U. Bsrlow for $1. C. E. Barney, lot 1, blk 23, Falls View addition to Oreion City. As8ed at $4.M and aold to P. 11. M.rlav for 50 cent. , Margaret Bluer Iota 19and 20 in Pleas ant Little Homes. No. 1. Assessed at $16 44 and sold to P. U. MarlayfqroO cent. Frank II. Buelton, ICO acres in sec. 20 to 1 a. r 8 e. Aseeesed st $14.07 snd told to P. II. Marlay for $1. m. T. Burney, 40 acre In sec 3(5. to 3 s, r 8 e. Assessed at $40.29 and sold to M. Wilcox for $2.50. Wm. T. Burney and II. D. McGuire. all of sec 36, tp 1 t. r 6 e. Assessed at $33 30 and sold to J. K. Thomson for $8.50. Ella Broderick, lots 2 and 5. blk 156. Oregon City. Assessed at $20.S5 and sold to J. II. Thorn peon for $8. W. M. Burhsrt. lot 1. blk 19. Holmes' add to Oregon City. Assessed at $3.20 and aold to T. F, Ryan for $13. Ben 8. Backuian, G5 acres In Isane M. Foster D. L C. tp 2 t, r 3 e. Assess, ed at $6.75 and sold to C. E. Nash for $15. H race Campbell, 120 acres in tp 3 s, r 8J e. Assented at $17.10 and told to P. II. Marlay for $2. . Hen Capler, 40 acre in tec 21, tp 2 1, r6e. Assessed at $11.61 and sold to F. J. TJ'Ren for $17. . (Continued on page 8.) The United States Gov ernment Report shows Royal Baking Powder to be stronger, purer and better than any other.