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THE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAL "PORTIsAftD, MONDAY EVENINO, SEPTEMBER II, MOC
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NEWS OF THE MINES
STILL THE QUESTION IS: "WHAT
DID THE WOGGLE-BUG SAY?"
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tJane for his eoamdN from Oe. He hM ta umr oa each week. Hla
answer la sot printed. The iwdir la lft to discover It. Ths pictures and
dninrlirtlTi matter auk this comparatively aaar to the active mind. Both
the pictures and tha story ara guldee ta the aolutloa ef tha probUm, and
the euestloa admits of but aoa oorraot answer. The puasle requlree only
ordinary eklll and knowledge of (acta Included ta history, Wogrephy, not
any and natural history, or an acquaintance with plaosa, building or eat
Mnu about which biformaUos la easily obtainable. It la not gn seeing
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Oa. Tha Journal will gve . no aaah aaoh month ta thoaa of Ita
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ANOTHER a
- MINE PROODCIKG
bus ft a - smiFPmm to
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CCIEF IM'S TALK
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There was an unusual playlet put on
at the polios station yeeterday afternoon
at i o'clock when the gathering of the
aeoond relief of patrolman, under eom
aaand of Captain BaUey. took place. The
men rallied at headquarters by order of
Chief Bunt, whose purpose was a m ro
tary to them until he began a lecture.
After Captain Ballsy celled the men
a "attention Chief Hunt stepped up
and-aarveyed them from head to foot.
Ho than began to accuse tbem of un
seemly ..conduct; said they looked as
though thay had been Bleeping ta hay
atacka; that they were untidy ta dress,
and that he beard from reliable souroea
that thay spent their time while off
duty In rlotuous living and eonduot of
the meat frivolous kind. -
policemen live at a rooming
oa First etreet. The chief char
acter laed that place as disreputable, de-
- elertag that he bad ordered both of-
- Basra to move out of It and secure lodg
ings elsewhere. The chief aald that be
had had good afftoers watching them,
whose-reports ta blmibsvught the biuah
of shame to hie cheeks. Conduct sueh
as no oAosr should even be suspected
of, ha declared, had bees reported to
him.
Tba ebief suld he had power to "flre"
aaeh and every one who disobeyed his
am ds tea and that ha would "show"
them. If they dared to give him occasion.
The chief told the men that any one of
them caught talking to a reporter, for
any reason whatever, would be Hred"
00 the spot. Ho then dismiss sd the
watch.
The ehtefa eettos) IB calling the see
end relief before him on the Sabbath
for euch a lecture was resented by the
men. ' They are on duty from midnight
to 1:41 a m, and frequently do extra
duty. They rebel at being eeiled out
for what they term deetre of the
ehtef to roast and humUlaia them to
gratify his spite."
BRIDGE CO'I'IITTEE
IS WORKING HARD
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Special SL Iwlt Car.
Monday. October t, the O.RAN, wfll
run a apaelal aoarhrt oar, Portland ta
St. Loula Partleulara of C W. Stinger,
eltr ticket sgoat. Third and Washington
JUST OUT!
Fountain Pen
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aamNaaahahi
J. & IVWiG
. T eould,aot vary wan serve upon the
eommlttae appointed to solicit names for
a wooden structure over Bulltvaa guleH,"
aald W. P. Oids, one of the men eaoeea
far thla duty. T was so heartUy hi favor
of a mare permanent bridge that It
would be difficult to eoilclt names for
tba d temporary devtee favored by the
mass meeting held on tba east aids.
regretted exceedingly the atop taken.
but aa there la euch urgent need for
some hind of a bridge, I will not do
anything to obstruct early reeulta. We
must have one or mors bridges there.
and that aa soon as possible. Besides
not favoring wooden strueturee. I am
exceedingly busy Just now, both of my
partners being nbeent. and for this rea
son I sould not serve on tha aamalt
tea. .
Chairman H. H. Newhall, of tha mass
meeting, said tha eotnmlUee eras pro
ceeding with Ita work. The time when It
would be. able to finish eould not he
forecasted now, but the work presuma
bly will he closed wlthm a few dare.
aa the commit tea appreciates the neces
sity of haste. When the petition for
two wooden bridges baa been elgned by
bslf the people Interested. It to to he
when direct to the council. Chairman
Newhall contemplates, and that body
will ha asked to take Immediate action.
No reports have yet been made aa to
success la eeeuiing signatures ta the
district to b approached aa tha eub-
TREE IS GONE, HE &
. CANNOT SEE JOKE
1. P. CBrtea, general superintendent
of the Oregon Railroad Navigation
company; is angry, and thoaa Who at
tempted to play a Joke on the railroad
official era keeping their Identity a
aeoret aa sealoualy aa the Japanese gen
era! la guarding his plans. He baa good
reason to be angry.
Until recently Mr. CBrtan resided at
lit Seventeenth street. North, He moved
to Twentieth and Everett streets end
when he moved he transplanted a chest
nut tree, of which he wes very proud.
The tree had grown and thrived In Its
eld heme end Its owner was . desirous
that It ahouM do the aama In Its new.
80 It wag transplanted and was growing
uleely. , s
A few days age Mr. O'Brien was called
eut of the city. In hie abeenee some of
hla friends who thought they were play
ing a Joke dug ap the tree and planted It
la the yard af a neighbor two blocks
away. On hla return Mr. O'Brien went
at once to see how the tree wns doing
In Its new residence and dlanovarsd that
It was gone. A brief Investigation dls
doeed Its location, but untiring efforts
have not revealed the Identity of those
who perpetrated tha alleged Joke,
ll 1 sail htsseteh a Tba JsaraaL)
Bumpter, Or.. Sept. 10. A mine Of
this region that recently entered the
producer Uat for tha first time la tha
Highland, In Roek Creek district, whloh
1 now making regular shipments of
high grade ore to the Bumpter emelter.
Tha early product from the Hlgiileni
l as been exeeptlunelly rich. It having
bees mined from what la known as he
Ban nock burn tnaia drift. Thla drift
Is now more than SeO feet long, and In
tha froa. at the rime f tha last reprca.
the stowing of cre'waa the heat yet
exposed aa this level, frequently hold
ing mora than tha width of the drift In
high grade rook. The mejwgemeot re
sorts that tha ce being opened in a
dt.tper adit, termed the Highland eroas
out. la also of a vtijr good grade, and
Bttnteea shipping roek la due eurs
or ovvaiopment. Tnts level la neany zuu
feet deeper than the Bannock bum drift,
and tha c rose cut la to be extended until
tba Baaaoekburm la opened at that
depth.
The development of the Highland m
under N. J. Bo reason Co Otto Her-!
locker being manager at tna mine, tm
foree during the summer months haa
m the largeet aver employed there.
and the results of thla work augur furs
ther Increases. - Ore la hauled down
Roek creek to Haines, thence shipped on
the O. R. N. te Baker City, and thenoe
to Bumpter over the Bumpter Valley.
A. much higher grade than average rook
would be required to stand thla expense,
but the shipments as far made by the
Highland .have all patted a fasadsome
profit.
IMPERIAL MINE IS:
SHIPPING STEADILY
(Spsasl Oboe tee at Tm Vearaat.) .
Bumpter, Or.. Sept 10. Steady pro
duction by the imperial mine. Cable
Cove,, la being maintained by tha new
management, McHwsn, Arthur di lie
Bwen, with promise of an early Increase
of the tonnage. Since tha Imperial in
stalled the email Brevity stamp battery.
and concentrator the management
haa been able to output three to five
tens of ore dally, all being, of a high
grade. The work aa far ta milling haa
been confined to ore dumps, which In
earlier oars received aa' -waste, rock
that now pays handsome profit ta ship
ment to tha smelter at Bumpter. Ds
velopment haa been taken - up on the
main ore body, but until the dumps are
worked over no etoplng will be neeea
eary. The mine has shipped 1100 ore
In the pest leaving and 160. grades
la plaoa, . , ,, ., , '
The Sylvanlte Gold Mining company,
a local corporation, la to be given legal
existence in Washington this week. The
incorporators of tha company are H. L.
Plttock. Frank J. Conroy, J. T. Walla,
Thurston Daniels, 3. R. NeUL & G. Ely
and A. I Morris. Capitalisation a for
$100,000. Another group to be worked la
la Josephine county. The work hr to bs
oommenced aa noon as organisation has
been .completed. Mr. Jdorrie will have
charge as manager. , , "
Henry Johnson of tha Bohemia district
was ohosea at the last meeting of the
local branch of the State Miners' easo
clatioa to aid In gathering ores for the
Lewis and Clark exposition. D. H. Way
ant, ehosan by the state eommleston to
prosecute this work, met with the Bo
hemia association at Ita last meeting,
and was assured that he could get a
car or .more of specimens, AU the prop
erties of the district will be fully rep
resented ta the exhibit.
LOW MADE ME IS
HD AT A PROFIT
Bhtg-hTMB SnXTOATBS MART OWE.
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Bumpter, Or - Bept 10. After a eoa
tlnuoua run of II days everything at
tha Oregon Smelting Refining oe
pany'a plant la going oa very smoothly.
Ths matte la of aa emoellent grade.
Shlpmente af ore and concentrates are
00m log in a eteady stream, and tha ore
bins are .being rapidly refilled.
The -oompany recently establlehed're-
eelvlng stations at Baker City and Tip,
ton, where email oonslgnmenta wlU be'
held awaiting carload shipments. Those
Interested in the mines of the surround
ing district see that the smelter com
pany la here for business, and the miners
are beginning to take renewed Interest In
their properties. Mines that have been
neglected for several years past on ao-
oount of the ore being of too low grade
for distant shipments, ara now being
made to produce .again, for a profit may
be had on even a low grade proposition.
Aa a consequence nearly all tha mu
ta thla vicinity are among tba Hat of
active ahlppara to the emelter. , ,
SUMMIT PROPERTY
SHORT OF WATER
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Superintendent Da via of the Virginia
mine, ta eastern Oregon, haa been com
pelled to close the lv-etamp mill for a
short time, owing to shortage of water.
The mill made a 'very good run from
tha time of. Ita completion .early last
spring until fall weather ahut off water
for tha batter! ea. The 10 stamps were
put In to replace a Parker rotary mlU,
which had been unsooosssfnUy triad by
the management for a year.
Water oa the crest of tha Greenhorn
divide la a serious problem la both
winter and summer. When ths surf aoa
Is flooded the formation la sueh that
the work, only a short distance down,
la affected by seepage very materially.
After surface water baa disappeared lets
In, the spring, no development prosecuted
on the cunimtt hf thla dTVtda has yet
gone deep enough to secure a bountiful
supply for milling. The L X. U, which
la below the 100 level, has been able to
overcome ita Individual difficulty la
thla respect, and haa resumed with the
mllL Aa the L X. L.. Virginia, New
York, Humboldt Black Hawk. Golden
Gate and Don Juan properties are all
near tha top of tha divide, no doubt' ta
felt that tha operators will soon get
together In an effort to provide abundant
surface water for general milling pur-
tea, rather than depend upon that
pumped from shafts.
MINING CONGRESS
; BRINGS BUSINESS
Aa a result af tha meeting hare of tha
Amertoaa Mining congress, a Portland
firm haa been given the privilege of
preparing; plana and specifications for a
gold dredger to be erected In North Caro
lina. I. B. Hammond states that among
the delegates In thla elty during Au
gust waa tha owner of a North Caro
tins; placer tract, who had avellea him
aelf of the opportunity to vlett the coast
that ha might get a better Idea of the
type of dredgers operated In tha north
west and In California. Thorough Inspec
tion waa made of the Portland-built hoax
and when the North Carolina -man de
parted he anld that tha order might
he expected ta a short time. Partleulara
of tha dredger ara not pubtlohed yet
FmOBVORB.
Uearaal Beecta! Bsrrtes.1
Oregon City, Sept 10. Local eapltal
leta who own the Summit mine near
Huntington are greatly pleased with ths
result of development under P. O. Welle
during tha lest few months. Mr. Wells
returned from eastern Oregon thla week
bringing specimens of bis ore, ta which
assays run big The Summit mine Is lo
cated on ths lias between Malheur and
Baker eountlee, about U ml lea from
Huntington. j- '
CURIOUS BLAZE
CAUSES COMMENT
A treat crowd of eurioua persona at
tracted by the unusual apectaole of
burning electric light pole gathered oa
Washington atreet between Fourth and
Fifth about o'clock last night When
discovered the fire was scarcely mora
than a mere spark In the decayed por
tion of the Immense pole on a Una with
tha concrete sidewalk. It spread rapid-
end aooa the entire base of the pole
wrapped In little flames which were
fad by ooaing ream from the pithy wood.
Aa the crowd gathered there were
many oonjecturea aa to how the fire
caught Some ond thought It was caused
from aa electric wire, another waa of
tha opinion thai bora had set the rot-
tha wood on fire, and still another
thought a lighted cigar stunfp had fallen
la the decayed wood and caused It to ig
nite.
While they talked of Ha origin, no at
tempt waa made to extinguish ths blase.
Finally somebody roraerked:
"Why don't you put out tha Ore. it
will aoon burn the pole dowir"
One man started to turn In aa alarm.
but was called back. Another ran to the
Portland restaurant, where a bucket of
water waa secured, with which the blase
Unguis bed. .
Lewie Walker, for aavepsi years mine
superintendent of - eastern Oregon, has
departed for Tonopab, Nevada where
be will makf hla future home. Mr.
Walker has had charge of the California,
Cracker -Oregon, Midway ' and Badger
nmiMirtlM. twenanttwelv. hla last work
Pbelng In the new Tenderfoot district, of
Wallowa county. KB plans after reach
ing Tonopah were not divulged to
friends before departing.
BODwaTV sTaUhnu OBA
v (Joarnsl apeelal Sarrtes.)
Bumpter. Or, Sept 10. The Or
egon Smelting A Refining oom
pany recently purchased the oon cen
trales at tha Magnolia mine, consisting
of ISO tons, and. la having them
freighted by seems to tha plant for
treatment These eoneentratee have
been at the Magnolia mill for some time.
F. D. Miller, manager f the emelter
company, negotiated tne traae.
People up tha Willamette valley are
liable to find a railroad through their
back, or front yards when they wake
up. almost any morning now.
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SEPTIC TANK IS
; GENUINE SUCCESS
After a tapes of tares wesfca, tha bow
eeptle tank installed at tha poor Urm
by the county board of health, noting
under Instruction of tha eounty ooaamla-
ekmera. Juts proved ,aa Bnauallfisd guo-
Tho water laaulag from the tank
la oderleeet and. unsanitary eondltlone
will as longer prevail .at tha poor farm
sad hospital.
It requires about two weeks for the
bacteria whose -germicide! tendencies
make sueh tanks a ssooiss to multiply la
sufficient number. Boase aay that If a
lantern Is lowered Into ana of the tanks
at regular Intervals tha bacteria will de-
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The fall and. winter stock, onlerBd befort w decided to retir from busi
ness in Portland, . daily arriving and tMver befor has this or any other
tort h. this chy been able to duplicate our prices that we are inaking on
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ni entr we are showing for this season. This sale offers an opportunity that
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