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Sheriff, Wort hM received a copy of
the -Notloe of Reward" Issued by the
postofnce department, detailing Uw
e mnu which will bo paid by the gov--
v, .,,. ,ut jtr arrest and conviction fol
V robbery of the mails tinder dlf
f -ut drownaUmOB. Tho highest re
v "jrd 1 $1,96 and tho lowoot
t -clal reward Will bo paid In epeol
t 4 casea. Tho penalties (or tho varl-
'O crime ar aloe given In Quotations
k the revised federal otatuta. .
On thousand dollare reward win bo
r-'id for oaoh arreet an oonvtctlon In
.y United atetee oomrt on tho charge
f robbing tho mails whllo being oou
veyed In any moll oar attached to a rail
war train. For tho oonvtctlon of any
one who robs tho saalla wbllo being
conveyed over any poot route-othor than
a railway a rowar of 100 will bo paid.
For tho eooviotton of anyone attempting
to rob tho malU em poot routt tho re
ward la tie.
Fifty do) tars win bo paid for tho ar
rest and ooavlotlon of any poraon who
broako Into a postoffloa with intent to
commit laroony or othor depredation.
For tho arroot and oonvlotloa of a poroon
aoousod of breaking Into a pootofnoo and
stealing therefrom, or of larceny from
a pootofnoo, or of robbing a pootmaotor
or any employ of a pootofnoo
of money or property ' of tho
United State, whoro tho amount
stolen la tie or mm. , th roward
M M; whoro tho amount 'la mora than
B6 and not mora than lie, tho roward
la tl&O; whoro tho amount exceeds floe
and la not mora than ttOO. tho roward to
fit, and 1W In every oaoa whoro tho
amount stolen exceeds I too. A roward
wf MM wUl bo paid In every eaao of oos
Tlctton whoro the Inroony of mall matter
la prove, whothor It . contain valuable
toeloeures'or not.
Jt Is provided that In
whoro actual laroony of property from
a poetofnc la shown to have ooenrrod
and tho amount can bo ascertained With
reasonable oartatnty, toward will . bo
paid according" to the for joint, not
withstanding that tho Indtctmont may
have charged tho offender with merely
breaking into the poatofnob with latest
to oommlt 'laroony tborota.
For-inform talon leading; to the arrant
and conviction of .any mall carrier on
any star route on the charge of m-bessltng-
or stealing mall matter or any
thing of value contained therein a ro
ward of IM will bo paid. For tho ar
root and conviction of any poroon ao
eaaed of tho laroony of mall matter or
anything of value contained therein
whllo It la being eonveyod, over a mall
route, or Is In tho custody of any mall
moaaengor. or la being- taken to a rail
way depot, or while It la at any railway
depot awaiting transfer; a almUar re
ward will bo paid.
The name reward will bo paid tor tho
arroot and conviction of any poroon
Charged with being an accessory to the
crimes specified aa la paid for the prin
cipal offender. Under the offer of re
ward the-laroanr of mail -from otroot
letter boxes, or from boxea rented In a
poatofflce. or from any public receptacle
for mall matter, will be regarded aa of
tho easae effect aa the theft of man
from a poatofAoa proper, flpeelal re
wards will be paid for arrests and eon
victlona for offenaoa agalnat tho postal
Iowa not mentioned m tho offer.
The department rceervoe the right to
refuse to pay any reward whoa. In Ita
opinion, oolluato. or improper methods
have been used. Only one reward win
be allowed whoa several persona have
been convicted of the name offense ua
leas tho elreumataajeea entitle to a
ward In tech esse. Applications' for re
ward must be forwarded to tho fourth
assistant poetmeatar-geaerel wMhln six
months from tho date of oonvtctlon.
Postmasters, subordinates and others
mentioned In the employ of the depart
ment are debarred from reoelvlag re
wards.
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LESSON OF SELF
DENIAL IN BOXING
Rev. 1. W. Browgher of the First
Mat ohnrch last evening preached aa
prise fighting, and draw several lessens
from the training me .will undergo to
"Men will undergo toora to secure
reputation as a pugilist than they will
to make aura of their welcome la
t," said htr. B rougher. Christians are
not required to give .up anything that
Is not harmful, nor or they commanded
to do anything that la not for their own
welfare. Misery need not bo an aoeom
panlment of the Chrlat-llke Ufa, and tho
happiest man la be who la following
Qod's ooanmaAda, i
"Some things must be given ap 'tn
this life, and boxing teaches tho leaeon
of self denial. Prise fighting Is brutal.
but boxing Quickens the mental and
physical capacities and teaches oontrol
of tho temper.
In cloning, tho apeak or touched, on
baaebaU, football, - racing and other
sportSi and his verdict was that when
tho element of prise taking was elimin
ated and .the gambling adjuncts were
dispensed with that these were not only
Innocuous, but - positively valuable. In
preAonug a sound mind and a, healthy
body.
STRANGER'S TROUBLE
- WITH HACK DR1YER
Herman Cwabsr 'reached tho
city last week on his way to school ha
desired to visit tho homo of I. W. Brost.
636 Union avenue.. He engaged a
riage at the Union depot and told the
driver the address. He was not ac
quainted with the city nor did bo knew
that there la a B0 Union avenue north
and the same aramber of Union
south.
Later no called aft police head Quarter
and stated -that tho driver left him at
the wrong address and charged him
Sf.fn, He waa compelled to hire air
other oarrlaga to complete the trip when
he dlaoovorod -that he. had been deceived.
Before reporting the affair to headquar
ters he endeavored to cause a police onV
oer .tn the vicinity of the station to ar
root the driver.. Tho officer refused. It
la asserted eatU a warrant was eeoured-
y i in 1 mi . . (
Uw 'Frtscw Steamer lite.
Account the overelgn grand lodge
X. O. O. F at Ban Francisco, September
la-Si, the u K. 4 N, will aell return
trip ticket by steamer. September lath
and 11th for 11. Particulars of C W.
Stlr-er. city ticket agent. Third and
Washington streets.
STILL THE QUESTION ISs ''WHAT
DID THE WOGGLE-BUG SAY?"
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vatulebig, wlna man of the party, "undertakes to answer all ques
tions for his oomrades from Oa. He has to answer one each week. His
answer hi not printed. The reader to left to discover It. The pictures and
descriptive matter make this comparatively easy to tho active mind. Both
the pictures and the story are guides to the solution of the problem, and
the question admits of but one oorreet answer. The puasla requlree only
ordinary skill and knowledge of facto Included hi history, Mography, hot
any and natural history, or an acquaintance with places, buildings or em
blems about which information la eaaUy obtainable. It la net a guessing
contest, hot a trial of skill.
To stimulate Interest In the visit of the people trcm the Land of
Oa. The Journal will give IM.M In cash each month to those of Its
reader wtm send tn oorreet or nearly correct anawara to the- -auastloos
pat to- th Wogglebug by 'big companion, ., . s , r.- .y..
NEWS OF THE MINES
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until the end of the month. SATE YOUR COUPONS, and on the last day
of the month send them aU to THB WOOOLBBURQ EDITOR, The Jour
nal. Portland. This will end the oonteat for September, and the prises will
be awarded very early to the aaoath of October.
'FIFTY DOLLARS IK CASH PRIZES WILL BB OIYaOf AS FOLLOWS:
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it answers for tho month.
If more than en Indlrldual should hove ' ovary " ooupqn oorreet ty
merlrM and property arrnnged the nrt prise would be divided between
the wlnttora. Other prises will be similarly divided In eaao any number of
oMeetanta have the same nwmbar of answer that are squally oorreot,
but not aboolatety ee.
Con t setae ia need not write the earn aaewer on all oopoa Issued
tt any one week. A different answer oan be written for each day; but
It you are sure yo are right, you will, of eourse, writs th aame answer
on all coupons Issued for any on Suaday. Hem ember, the largeat num
ber of cerrec. answers wine.
All ooupon for ady one month must b plaood fa the same envelope
and b M the ecBoo ec Th Journal by a. m, of th ad day f
tn foMOWtns aaonth.
That the department of the Interior
waa sincere when the announcement waa
made that, until the present rule and
regulation wer modified In respect to
ml nln on forest reeervea. no ecion
would bo mad to trammel th Industry,
la apparent from operation la the Bohe
mia district.
Bohemia Is far within th bound ox
th Ca scads reserve. Mining has been
prosecuted there aver einoe th reserve
was created. Mine owners cut warn um
ber they desire for underground work.
for fuel or tn ereotloa of building for
habitations and cnllla there. In. these
oneratlons the are going ahead without
restriction, bv rod tana, that oould be
brought to bear If the department sougnt
to have everything pass tnrouga a rou
tine. To -th visitor In Bohemia there
la not an evidence of forest reserve
conditions, and were H not for the ooa-
splcunua placard on tho route, I aa Mat
ins: where the western aounaary line is.
the outsider would not reolse that he
bad passed Into th none of government
control.
Bohemia's experience w of tntorest to
every mine owner of the state, for the
general movement toward forest re
serves during the past throe year sug
gest that the time la not distant wnon
most ot the mineral land of tho country
ill be within the established reeervea,
unices there la a radical change of pot
lev. Should th department of th in
terior dealra. under the present rules
and regulation. It would condor mining
nnotlcailv aa Imnoaalbla industry on
established reserves. As Olfford Pla-
ohot explained at th recent aoeetoa of
the American Mining congress, aa appli
cation for Umber, If passing through
regular ohannela, would have to be acted
UDoa bv more than a half a doxan heads
of departments and bureaus at Wash
ington, after which the privilege ac
corded would be returned through, an
eoually tortuous channel On IU re
turn a supervisor would have to ft -to
the root, mark the trees to be cut, ana
after they were cut. would have to visit
the around again to aee that they were
freighted away as required and that the
cutting had bean according to th per
mission. Ala, . In choosing trees, aU of
desired else where they were needed,
oould not be cut out, but the one the
ins oector -deseed "mature would have
to be taken, regardless of their position
and distance apart Tims required to
get this ponderous government machin
ery moving would bo fatal to mining,
and th extra ooet Involved by having
to take tree here and there, perhaps
oaoh In an Inaoceaalble location, would
i another hard vuraen. r -
Am the department of the Interior has
begun work on a liberal basis for the
miner, and appreciate tno advantage
of ohanaing the forestry bureau to the
denartment of agriculture, it la regarded
unlikely that mine owners win no tram
meled by unnecessary restriction until
the reserves are under more eonvaaleat
management. - v- ?
RESUME WORK IN BIG
: CROSSCUT TUNNEL
J. F. narrw f Baker City, who la hi
Portland on a hurried business trip,
eaya that following the visit of Presi
dent F. F. Hay of th Beaver Consoli
dated company, owning the Bmley-Blk-horn
mine, th management stated that
work waa to be resumed on the long
oroeeeut begun year ago by this com
pany. The date act for putting a crew
in th big bore la October l. alter wnicn
It la understood to be th management'a
ourooae -f preaalnsT operations there
steadily. During the summer season
everything possible has been don by
Manager B. T. Field to increase th
power capacity of the plant,
A It-drill oompraasar la actuated by
water direct. This has bee found InJ
adequate to furnish power for th gnus
In th crosscut and to rua the hoist and
pump. The management discussed an
other electrical plant on Pine areek bo-
low th compreeaor, taking up the aame
water and using It again, transmitting
the energy back to the mine and present
millelt by pole Una. Another protect
waa elao discussed, this being to secure
electrical energy from th- Bock Creek
Water Power company, which has a pole
lino running to Baker City, and oould
roach the Balaloy-aUkhorn with a line
not to exceed four or Ave mile hi
length, direct from the generating plant.
Mr. Harris did not know If either of
these latter plana had been earned out,
but said ha preeumed one had been
adopted, aa th resumption of work
October 1 In the oroacut waa understood
to be permanent, and the mill and mine
were to he run at th earns time.
The long oroeeeut of the Balalay-Blk
bora la the heaviest development work
yet undertaken by aa eastern Oregon
mine on the adit plan, Engineers cell
mate that this tunnel will have to be
driven more than ft.ee toot before H
outs th main vein under old workings,
which are quite extensive, . .
VIXIIK SCENE CF
EEAVlf OPERATES
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O. B. Ren gem, secretary and treaaurer
of the Oregon Securities company, do-1
parted this morning for Bohemia, where
he will spend week looking over the
big properties his company controls. Mr.
Hen gen. although a resident of New
York, has devoted moat of hla energies
to development of Oregon mine. This
has been bis principal Held of work.
The equipment of the Oregon Seourl-,
ties holdings, which embrace it elalma, :
ha been progressing for more than
year. The to-stamp mill la about oom-,
piste, a large- water power and electric
transmission plant furnishes all the
power needed at tho mines and mills.
and one of the moat ambition plana of
development attempted la the etate la i
being carried out.
Mr, Hengea makes occasional trips to
the property to keep in touch with work.-
and hla present excursion Is understood
tv have no greater algnlflcanc. The
111 is not ready tn ooea yet. and the i
system of turfites trams, which la the I
largeat plan for transportation, of ore
outlined la th Mate, to
double-track eroaacut
enough to accommodate
run into Champion hHL
proximately tot feet
men! work ha, been.
Mustek nine, and underground
to be taken up at aa early date tn the
Helena and Champion. Th large Cham
pion lodge will be out by the eroaacut
sosns time this fall, when operations oa i
this property will then be confined to tho j
lower level, with proper ralee and con
nections for effective mining.
YESUYIUS TRAM IS
READY FOR BUCKETS
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STRONG SCHOOL
THE WEAR-RESISTING! SORT: AT
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raTn. - v TEMPTINGL LOWPRICES f v r U
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Suits that wc guarantee to '.wear; as well
as the FIVE DOLLSUIT
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Within a vary short time after com
mencing work, the aerial tram for the
Vesuvius mine 'In the Bohemia district,
la ready for the bueketa. Manager F.
J. Hard baa rushed this work no as to
bring Ita completion coincident with the
oompletlon of the lt-etamp mill, and as
aooa a the bucket are bung he will
have attained this end. Completion of
th tram and th mlU at the Vesuvius
so early -erter commencement of work
la a tribute to Millwright Parmentor.
Th building materials wer eewed on
the company ground, considerable road
was constructed, and the milling plant
erected lata In the season. Before the
storm set tn It will be ready to aom-
meDca Its permanent run on Vesuvius-'
Th mine terminal Of the tram has
been placed at tho upper workings, aa
the lower tunnel baa not bee driven
sufficiently far to get a reserve fully
Mocked, but when thin tower adit has
been drives under upper workings and
all Vesuvius or Is more conveniently
handled from the lower level, no dtlhcul
ty win be had la connecting th level
with th tram by a atatlon. If tt la
yet desired to keep the upper terminal
Intact. To the upper working Is a dla-
u e a vwuk
be reduced" nearly half by delivering
or from th new eroaacut level.
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WHEN YOU SEC IT IN OUft ADf ITS M
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POWER COMPANIES
ARE RIVAL HERE
GOLD HILL PEOPLE A
' EXPECT NEW PLANT
Th resident of Oeld HOT baltova that
the Gold H1U Development oorapany,
which la advertising to sell electrical
energy thereabout, will put la a power
plant, despite the fact that the eitoi
choaea la but four mile from tho big
plant at Gold Bay. Th new onter
priee la aald to have a contract for t,tot
poles, which ar being delivered for the
lino projected. Should thte plant be
completed, as Indicated, there would he
a sharp rivalry between It and the Con
dor company. Aa the Condor company
has put in turbines for but sot horse
power at the start, "deeming tots sufflo
lent to meet requirement until a de
mand ts created. It would not oeem that
the now company baa much of a trade
to expect In Ita early daya of work.
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
ti KIni Yoa Ran AIw&ti Bart
Both tha Condor and th Golden Drift
power companies, one looated at Gold
Ray and the other near Grants Pass.
have been bidding for a contract with
tha Champlln dredge management. The
two plants ar about 1 and It mlUs.
respectively, from th dredger, and
would be able to furnish the energy re
quired there to great advantage. Aa
the Champlln dredger baa a a team plant.
the two boiler used having a capacity
of tlO horse-power, the management has
not deemed U expedient to put in eleo
trle motors yet. Unless the power corn-
pan lee bid quit low, the dredger people
would be able to beat their prices ualwt
wood, a th fuel used so far has been
out oa company land and delivered at the
boat for them 1 to 11 1 a oord. Tho
Gold Ray and the Condor planta have
remarkable facilities for generating
power, and engineers believe they could
deliver energy to tho dredger at much
leaa ooet thaa steam power wtth wood
at It a oord.. t
BIG MILL RESUMES
v t , WORK NEXT WEEK
1 (apodal fxeaeteh ts Tea JeursaO '
Bugftna, Or., Sept. 11. Preelderrt
Zimmerman of the Lucky Boy Minim
company waa m Eugene Saturday on 1
hla way to the Blue river ml nee. He
stated while here that the new cyanide
For MASON
Fruit Jars
Cell Dp Male 2387, '
Pints .,..,,,..... 45 So
Quarts. w,....f.....i5c5
Half Gallons. 8o
Thta la under price, but w ar
overstocked and don't want to
carry them over.
New YorR Grocery
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BROKERS WILL FIGHT
TICKET ORDINANCE
A. B. C. Dennlson, general manager
for the Ottlnger ticket brokerage of
floes la the northwest, with head
quarters at Seattle, la la Portland, Ha
la well known her, having bean soma
years ago passenger agent for tho Oreat
Northern In Portland, and later, general
western peseenger agent, for tho Hill
road as- Seattle. During his connect loa
with the Great Northern la the latter
oapaclty he was offered inducements
from Mr. Ottlnger, that led him to s ban-
plant for treating 00 neent rates which I do a promising career with tne railway
has bees tn- course of erection at tha I company to take up the ticket brokerage
Lucky Boy for several weexa, wouia ousm
begin operations Tuesday or wed nee-,
day. Tha 40-aUmp mill, which has been
Idle for about three weeks, awaiting.
oompletlon of th cyanide plant, will re
sums operations at th aame time. It
will be rua at Its full oapaclty If there 1
-The oonWltutlonallty of eity
dtnenoee attempting to prohibit or ex
terminate the ticket brokers bualnesa
must bo taken to th aupremo oourt by
th American Ticket Broker aesoela
Uon.M he aald. discussing ; Portland's
German Publishing Co.
PRINTERS
0 EvorrtHing
fOf Jed St.
Comer Tmptm
is enough water for milling that ouan I new ordtnanoo. This will be done as soon
tlty of ore. Mr. Btmmorman thinks
there will be enough water, aa tha flume
haa been extended further ap th moun
tain. Old resident of the district aay
that water haa boon eoaroer this summer
thaa for id year.
QVaBBT
Another marble euarry Is to ha
equipped la the state. Jonas Brothers,
having property near .Jacksonville,
sou thorn Oregon, are reported by looal
marble dealere t be ready to aupply a
limited Dionnt of this mtlldlng stone.
Work at the quarry haa been la progress
for soma time m a tentative way, but
the ewnere have concluded to laatall a
small power plant, utilising a high-Una
ditch, and put hi a aaw. Th marbla
sent out .from this quarry haa found
rssflT market for tombatonaa and other
ornamental usee. Indicating that' It la
high grade. The sua try la oa what Is
know as Williams creek.
1 CTrrsTTBaB BTAVB PAZB.
Porrttaa. Mich,, aVpx, H.The Mtoh
Igan atata fair opened today with a good
attendance and every Indication pt-tntlng
toward success. The exhibition will
continue through the week. The stables
are well filled with fast hones for tha
raoaa which an to keg la tomorrvpj.
a the brokers can find out where they
stand tn tha preliminary contests. The
last year or tw have been very poor
year for tho brokers, rendered so by
these new ordtnenoee tn variouo el ties
where fair hare been held, Tn rail
wars, la securing th peace go of ordi
nance to prohibit the handling by
broker of fair excursion tickets, have
succeeding 1 Incorporating provisions
covering all kinds of ticket, and have
crippled the brokerage buslaee. We do
not intend t take snap Judgment nor
make any raah move, but xh Questions
Involved will be nettled soon by casus
that must be taken to thc-blghect oourta
by tha association,"
Mr. Dennlson aay that th question
which the oourta must decide ' hi:
"Whether ah passenger ha a right to
glvs away or sell tho whole or a portion
of a railway ticket for flrat-elae pas
sage, notwithstanding that be ha signed
a contract aa th tloke that It shall act
be tranaferahle." He elalma chat very
fw people read anything oa the back
of a ticket and do not know what they
are atgnlng.
Be the great presidential guosstng
rnntrdt new running Is Th Journal.
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