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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. .-.MARCH- H. K- X3 But-r at tke pmtotf or Pestles. Or.. for transports Uo throegk tee malls as eeaos iSst-J.'iar stogie eeples rr as 9. aa page osper, 1 mi; M U 30 pages, , to M pages. " ; ' ' . ,. , . ; sxLimont.; aitarlal .;.Malm KM) . ..kUla eoO OtSce. route aummtranio uxwTATrx Vreolend-Bensaiula Special ad-erttelng Aernry. maiaTauait, Wew Srki Tribune BuiW f lag. Chicago. .--7 ' Uj ," "rV,'"v'": racmiTio batx, ' ;:p7 . '' Tersu) Vy Csrrter.' ' . "' n. Pally .rawnal. wl Bandar, I yest...T.n 1o Kelly Journal -1 sear ...;. ?? The Dally Journal, with Sanaa. Bjoatbe. T r ri.ii. iuL ntoatue.,.. s-wi Dally Joarnai, sstotbs. .:: Ml JmhIkwIU Sunday. S stostbs. l.S Pally Journal, 1 ineutbe. . 1 JL Hull- Joam-l. with Sunday. I Btb. . Tha Th. r. ftettv IavuI. wit a Ihe Dally, par, week, dellrered. Bandar Included i-.v Tbe Daily-. ar weak. sell-. Tared. Bandar excested .......... -.10 i . Tama y Kail. Tbe Dally Journal, wttb flunuey. I yee;..9?W Tne Dally Journal, 1 '"I-V ";;, its Tke Dally Journal, artth Monday, oaths. &.TB :'Ta Dally Journal. -santas. ....... ...... B.JO Tk. Dally Journal, wttb Sunday. Boalks.9 .90 Taa Dally J nor I, a amtha.. w. ......... ik. rtti. jMfMl with Bunuar. 1 moms.. .." Taa Dally .ournai. a..asowia.. ...... Tha Mtf Journal. 1 year...., ...... Tha Bandar Journal. Bsontba.. l.W : Tha aaaHTaakly JaawU Tha Bewl-Weekly ' Journal. B te 1 ':' earn Issue, luuskrsu-d. faU market r- Ittt.eee'eheu'ld be' ieee' by aWftV "poatal . nates, ripro orders and amall aawaata .ara. .an-aN. B aad t- Sr,Hix;. . .' " 1. Partlaad. Ot. vmi m loniii. iut bb romii. Tha joaraal m h) faand aa aila. at tba f"lkwtptaa: KOIMG. IDAilO- I Fit rr. CHICAOO rVtafea Ma raaapaay. ITS Ihrnr DK.WKB, tl-0.-Kendrtrk Bank Wwawy cwiapany. la uaraaiaraia Hlrtth"ad Cartla afraata. ,.,,. D'NHMUIK. ftU-J.i'Orwlk.- f i ? jrNKAC. ATASKA PoatotDra Baok atora. - ...... n r-TT-V tr. Km K mmm anattnaar. Hprtnc atraat; OUeaf -. Ualoaa. Sa feat uivciinul tt. 2. Kara na ash. BO Baatk Third atraat. . VFW TORK CITT BraaUaa'a. t!alo aqaara. rr- M7X VMLa.aa Kaaa dark fkV- OMAHA Millard Hotel Nawa araad r Mreatk Htattoorry romrnny. I rarnaai atreet. BAl.T IUAK-C1TT Kwito Hotel Xawa atafid; . Barrow. Broa.. as Waat aarona anwj, TeT. IIT PhlMo Boeder. le Laeaat atraat; BA N ' FBANC1 HCO W . K. Ardina. Falaffc Hal eara ataaa. aa i'"" Mri- r.. araltk Brna.. Satiar atreef. and Balat rraaela kotal: FVmter it Orear, Tarry kalld Inar: N. Wbeatley. W Natonta arrert. 8EATTXB Balolcr Crane. Kea etaadi Baatara ' wa ronpany. . BWniASB.. WAKH.-Jofcn W..Orkl Ce. TACOMA. WASH. Ceatral Newa eoataaaa ejai Thmiu Km stand.' s ' TlfTOBIA, B. C Vletorla Boot B Btatkjairy eoanpaay. 1 AVCTIOV HUI T0M0BB0W. iJ r Wlloa. ISO. Flrnt atreet, at 10 . m. Kale of (rorertea.. clotklBC kuuea, etc 1; 1. Wllaon. awtloeeer,. " . ' 7 Portland Awtlon rannw. XI 1 rirat atreet, at 10 a. aa. Bala ot farattare. Oaa A. Lawlt. R croVa-e Baker Co.. Park and 'Alder etreeta. il I k a. Bale of faraltare. earaeU, mar. cmrTj anrUanaera. . rne. rtr, CJtwre Baker f. UirM ta nnderataly -keaay ralna eoatlaaed throuaiwiat California drninf the laet 14 konra, vklla llgkt eboarera neenrred la wratara Ore. aoa and weetera Waahlnrtaa. Klaewhera la tae PaetOc oaaat auua fair weather baa are trailed. . . ... ' It la ajaek varaMT thla njoenlnc la tba north ern atatea eaat of the Miaelaeippl rleer; atae- whMv tha Chang aa bare neea aawn aaa ' " The ladteatlona arw far eoatlnaed anaettled . weather with abawera la thkv dlatrtet mday. - . -;.' VABBIABB UCKBBBB. W. H. Brark. M: Helen B. Hintker. 3L ; - Henry M. Haaeea, W; Ida Iraen, .11 , ' . Kernerd MrUfer.. 9B: Clara B. Jterbjy. B. t . ur. rtt u- wills P. Barrett. IB. ' ' Ueoraa L. Cklekarinc. S: MabetU . W. Strat- tOB, iO. -V Jnha H. Da Tie. SB; Pearl . rtera. tl. u a.M. : Pearl It. Plelda. 10. Jeaeak MeCleUaad, 81; Barak aleradltb Wick r. Foley, zi : Baits r. uuoen, in.. Hue Carrie, w. . BajltB lax, waea. Uatoa bldf.. ear. 'earth aad WaablBftoa ata. r -; ; r. bibtbb.. . ,;v '. ' PATTBRaoS Mareb 14. trf Mr. and fefra. B. A. hitwM. ana Km airth atreet. a daavktar. ' BBOWK Mareb li ta Mr. and Mm. rVllbar Brawn, 944 rJaommala latreat. a aoa. . . ; C0BTA0I0PI PHXaBBB. . i MORBIX Marrk 14. Letba Morrta, aftt Baat VaaiklU atreet. . aaeaakM. ' r .; '-, ' J ' v ........ y... v,, BT-ATHa. . ' ; i WRSTO Mareb 14, Paaetlna B. Weetoe. aed II -year. -lft Halakt atreet; reaea. taheeeaUr nenlnihtla. Burial at Ueoe Plr eemetery. 0BIKD(ltFrMarrh 14. la MUaai H. Oraadortt aaed 4 yeara, : Baeraaieata atreet t eaaaa, tubercaloaia. awriai ai uene wu ceairiar, I Ll Ballwood; modern, aetentlfle, aaaaaleta. Charnea Adalta. ti eniioren, aa. Tieiwwe e a, aa. ta a- a. Partlnad -CreejaUen t'ertlaad. urafwa. , . . ' I Tba Bdward Bolmaa Cndertaklac i rsaeral dtreetora aad ambalaMra. I r axraoi. , Pbaa OT. .. ........ . . KSi I P. Plaley B Boa 1 111 In I wiiil earner Third and Madlena etreeta. tiraoe at aaaaty anraaar. , nienaaaa auua n. MATTOX 'POTTKB Mareb 1ft. Matter potter, atare. Twenty-fifth he twees Tbnraus - aad Beater etreeta; eosi, ai.vuo. ' , BYA.H Marrk Is. tieora Ryan, shed. Tamhln between Third aad rosrtb etreeta: eaat, SW. aai kikfr y.rrh In. C. L. Bruhaker. barn. r.aat Thirty-fourth between F.aat Uncabviasd r Baat Ureal etreeta; eaat, tm. I VnllT-Hirrk Ift. J. W. MeOor. eottare. . t Twenty-sUth between BavhaT aad Tbarmaa 1 atreeta; enai, i,m . BEB.NBB March 16. Mrs. P. O. Heraar. eot- I .. Ltxe, Marray arenna sear' Elsmera street; Paaeral wreathe aad eat rkneen a aparUltf at Kane City Oreeabeaae. Twenty aeaon aad Kaat Moniaaa, ope, aemabwy. . . . ... Clark Braa. far flewora. , tm Miarhnia atreet. ' , en. STWJ..1 ' '? FLY UN Mareb Is. P.' . Mynn, aldewalka . Owenly first betweas Irvtsg snd Boyt atreeU; rr ': east. BV). '. MrKBSSA Mareb la. rranree MrKenna. eot . tax. Dawasn Urlness .Uoosa snd Btsaford ' atreeta; eoat, I1.B0O. ' COI'NTBTMAN March 16. B. and W. H. Ooas trysMa, woodshed, Twsnty-fosrtk near Bead ' eireet; eoat. Bat. BBNNKTT Marrb 15, T: H. Beosett. 4 well Ins. ' Thlrty-foartb .near Bllawortb, atreet; coat. ' JIW-" ' ; ' "' ; '"f ; BBAX BBTAT1 TBAJIaTIaB. C M. CaeaUne to B. D. MaaaseM. 13 . acres beslnnlog nouthweat earner section in. township I aoath. range I eaat , . .$ ISO i. Bala anu enre to i. . unw AAsics) feet bealsnlns aortbmst lot SO, block I, Wllllama Arcane ad- ' 'dittos ta io, t ...... tt-ui u.v ....... 900 - J. Bacbsma aad wife U O. A. ftydesj V4 X block g, Uaeola Park Aanei ,. SO , t'llr of Portland ta 1. A. knoatersHS, InU t and S. blorh 1X7. elty , I ' Kins Beal Batata aaanrlatloe la King , . estate, fraetional brt- . block L Cosri .' -. srt.lltlon. aad othrr sroperty 1 r. H. Oadea and wife to M. Weboffer, IB acres heslanlng aoathwaat th-. east k tanM 1 aeettoa SI, township. 1 north, , m Bbeelff ta P. Mettrbaa et el.. 41 nsrtbarest H eerttoa SI, aoa la. ransa 1 eea( "sit "it 40 M. A. Pta-r to K. A bbrh ra. weal irrtnrkon -rMW-.ua wr- as.A Krnskres.. M I. bloc fcJJ Boarli Portland ........ 1.10 PotM View Heel Batata eemnaay ta M. A. H..IM lia IS.ia. InclHsiee. north 10 ' fat M If. ' block 9n. Point Tiew .... BflO A. E. Btart aud kaobaad ta B. E. gbip.' STCCK GROWERS OF J STATE VILL UNITE Crook County Cattlemen .Start Movement to Form an Ore- ' gon Association. ; WILL WORK TO BETTER v LIVESTOCK CONDITIONS Seek to Influence Legislation and to 'i Secure Favorable 'V -i ' : Range Laws '.i , MSnerUl Wenatrk U Tba JoaraaL) ' PrlnavUld, Or- Jbtarcb 1. If tha movement BUtrted In thla city laat Mod day by. the executive committee of the Crook County Cattlemen's anaoclation comes lo a aucceaaful termination, ail thd local cattle aaaoclations and repre- senUtive cattle growers in Oreton will be united before the cloae or the year in b a tale organisation which will have for its object the betterment of a rarure and stock conditions genera Liy through the power to be wielded in legislative halls 'had by Its representation In the Katlonal Livestock association. . The preliminary step .taken thla week is ths outa-rowth of a proposition ad vanced by the Crook County Cattlemen's association by Its secretary. A. L. AViBle. who re presented the) local organUatloij at the annual meetlnr of the National Uveatock ariaoclauon. which was held in Denver during the second week In Jan uary. Mr. Wlgle at that time was brought lh contact with 'he various representatives of the cattle interests from states la which organisation ana srstematlo procedure had been thor oughly .petfected, and ha found in con aequenoe -while acting simply as a dele gate from a semi-organised local body that both he and hla aasociates xrom ais- tricts in "which similar conditions . ex 1st had but little votes In the proceed lngs.' Bteasurea which would have been of great benefit to the whole stock re gion of eastern Oregon were given but little attention, and matters of the' ut most importance to both the cattle and sheep Interests in this section were ruin laaalv shelved. ... Hla retur here was taken as a oau for a meeting of the . Crook County Cattlemen's association, and . hla - Ideas regarding a state organisation were then laid before that body. Thla wees, act lug upon the opinions -rendered, at the previous meeting of the association, the executive committee, which numbers smonar its members some of the wealth lost-cattle owners in the state, too, tne first stem toward uniting In an organ Ised body all of tha cattle interests of tha stste, ' ! The following letter hes been dis patched to all of the ounty organisa tions known to exist, and similar letters have been directed to such' Influential men aa it la believed will take an active part en-rrngtagrtho proposed orgnjtlaavj tloti onto- -working basis: - Dear Sir: At a meeting neia cently In this city by the executive com mittee' of the Crook County Cattlemen's association, steps were taken towards the perfecting of a state organisation which shall embody aU the local cattle associations and representative cattle growers, not members of any such or ganisation, to the state of Oregon, But wa think that thuv larger organisation should be aomposed so fsr as practicable of county Organisations, in. counties where cattle associations do not exist we org that they be formed at once In order to bring thla greater body to a spendy and successful culmination. . -This move haa- been Inaugurated because-It la felt that only through the power wielded by a state organisation along' the lines advanced by the exec utive committee of the Crook -County CatUemen's association will It be possi ble in the future to exert any consider able and appreciable Influence either In legislative halls or In the National Live stock association. The need of such aa organisation, through, which the needs of Oregon's oat tie Interests could be voload was most strongly felt at the annual convention of the latter body held in Denver the first of the present year. "It IB the Intention of the Crook County Cattlemen's association, there fore, to form into a solid unit all the cattle interests, in this state, but the nrallmlnarv steDS which have already been taken must first bo broached to tha cattle owners generally for the purpose of securing unbiased and advantageous opinions, it the answers sent to mis assoclstlon ia response to these letters nrova to be favorable, then arrange- menu will be made for a meeting of the representatives from the different sections of the, state to be held In Prlne vlUe during the lummtror fall, at which time a permanent organisation will be .effected, We should like' to have you talk this matter freely before all cattle growers In your vicinity and then write ua as soon ss possible the concensus of opinion nrevailing. whether adverse or other wise, and any suggestions relative to the scope of tha work which comes to mind. . Tt Is oronosed to carry this matter through to an early success with the end In view of gaining for Oregon cattlemen and their Interests a position of power proportionate to the magni tude, of the industry in which they are engsged and the vast wealth which they represent. Bath these should 'be more fullv recos-nlsed in the future than they have been In the past. An Immediate reply will be of resultant benefit not alone to yon, but to that vast brother hood of cattle owners which In Itself forms one of the state's greatest -and most sustaining Industries. "H. D. DUNHAM. Pres. ; ' "A. L. WIOLB, See. Y-aw.ic fount Cattlemen's Association, Local cattlemen ar Jubilant over the1 . move which nas oeen taaen aim smta fin ..tn.t.t. Ketnw all tha cattle In terests, throughout the state in touch ley et allot T, bteek 7. Paltoa Park.' C. M Mathlott and koanand to-A.-rr- greaTea. rraetionai sioca 1. i" acMltlon ........ ' fl. Colooa to C. A." U Colaos, lora 1, r I and 3. Sloes x. sannysjoe mm.. , D. A. Hart. Jr.. to h. P. H. Iompte, , V Powell donation hind rlalia l.SOO Bate B. Blngbani. admlalatretrtz, Jo P. J. . ; Mlln. ImnA clslm TT a g. Well and bnebead to H. Probaua, sndl- ' ' Prettyman donauus laud rlslm ....... 1.000 - inf.ir ia urn i . ! ... a.. first Nattoaal bank to 11. rrnhman. 1B.M aeeea I. i. rrrttyksas dosatloa. Usd , - lalBS . Beenrlty Safins Treat eompsny to H. u-...... , h iz. In, a fwl T hloefe T. sabdlalston Klrerrlew addition .... 450 L. B. Mdkillaa to B. V. McCullau. 1 im ..ina ia towaabln 1 aoath. ranee I east ' TOO U H. Boise et al to M. M. Bblllork. It a mmA A. block Ml U... tborne Park ...... ................... , B. W. Heart and. wife to A. J. Carlson, feu XI aad 32. block 10, Point View.. , 600 Oek Park tatnd ronnaay to U.- w. Hlm mn, luB.Bim feet bednalng sou Ik eornet lot 4. block T, Park aSiUUoa ' t. uer et al. to B. H. lamer, ooriin feet beslnnlng at poiat Is Keerett 1U0 feet weot of west line of Blla v hik .1 nv. tt a. Smith. 'lot a. Clork B. Blewart Park l.Ono net yonr entsto frent and ahatraeta ta real tha .Title Cdhrsatee Trsnt naay, Cbaaibnr ef CeBSsere building. THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL ; 9w MapU BM Stow VBBfsi U.lB sm wiMsrvUg BXealth aad Beaaty. Nearly everybody knows that charcoal la the safest snd most efficient disin fectant and purlner in nature, but few realise its alue when, taken Into the human system fos.. the same cleansing cKarooel Is a remedy that the mere you take of it the better; it la not a drug st all. ' but simply sbsorba tha gases and impurities always present in the stomach and. Intestlneaand carries them out of the system.' Charcoal sweetens the. breath after smoking, drinking or. after eating onlond and other odorous vegetables. Charcoal ' effectually clears and Im proves the complexion; It whitens the teeth and farther acta aa a natural and eminently safe cathartic. It absorba the injurious gases which collect in the stomach snd: bowels;. It disinfects the mouth and ithroat .from the poison, of caUrrat -- , -All druggists sell charcoal In orre form or another, but probably the best charcoal and the roost, for the money ia In Btuart's Charcoal Losenges; they are composed of the finest sntlseptlcs in tablet form or rather in the form of large, pleasant tasting losenges. the charcoal being mixed with honey. The dally use of these losengea will soon tell In a much Improved condition of the general health, better complexion, sweeter breath and purer blood, and the beauty of It Is, that no possible hsnn can result from their continued use, but on the contrary, great benefit. - A. Buffalo physician. In speaking of the benefits of chsrooalj Bays:- . "1 ad vise Stuart's Charcoal Losenges to all patients suffering from gas in stomach and bowels, and to clear the complex Ion nnd purify the breath, mouth and throat; I also believe th liver Is greatly benefited by the dally ise of, themi they cost but twenty-five eentB a box at drug stores, and 'although In soma sense a patent preparation, yet I be lieve I get more and better charcoal in Stuart's Charcoal Losengea than In any of the ordinary charcoal tablets." with each other. That It will be of last ing benefit from a general viewpoint ia a matter decided by referenoe to the commanding Influenoe exerted by state cattle organisations existing In Texas. Colorado and -other districts In which the cattle Industry Is an important one. It Is believed here that the organisation In Oregon will be a success from the start and It Is not expected that many adverse answers wlU bo received to the foregoing letter. Aa earlr a data BB possible will be set for a meeting of the representatives from different parte of the state and It is fully expected that wharf a call goes forth from -this city for such a pur pose It -will meet with a hearty re sponse from all the stock regions In terested; This year especially, which will witness the first operations of aa tndenendent Decking plant In Portland. is considered to be an auspicious one for the work lr hand, and It Is asserted that more than1 ordinary interest and enthusissm will be evinced when once the eattla owners throughout the state catch the full swing and Importance of the movement. It is stated by tne orn eers of the Crook County CatUemen's association that by tha middle of April or the first of May enough, answers will have been received to the accom panying letter to assure safety in set tins- m. definite date for the stste meet Ing. Just now. however, they do not think tbat.lt will be advisable under any conditions to hold a meeting until late In the summer or early fall, or ntU such time as the harvests ara over and the cattlemen have a few weeks to themselves before the ranging eeusoe closes. . -. .. .. ;: - . , r SALVATION ARMY OPENS FLOATING UBOR BUREAU - , ' (Joaraal SoerJel Berviea.1 London. March 19. The first floating labor bureau aver esUbllsed wui p. os honed ths steamablp Vancouver, acnea .i -a n frnrn l.tvernool to Canada one month hence. Th vessel has chartered, by General Booth of the Salvation Army. It will sail under the army flag, and carry mora than 1,000 worklaaa Londoners to places In which arnrk la awaiting them. Members of tha Hnivatlon Army's Canadian oontln ant labor exoerts fully ouallfled to advise British emigrants as to the con ditions of Work and chances or remuner. atlva amnlavment will oe on - 00 ara Every emigrant who x wants work will enter his name at the offices of the float ing labor bureau, and any who are not able to secure situations before landing will be taken under tne army's wing 10 the Toronto headquarters. The emi grants. It Is expected, wiu do cnieny unemployed clerka, artisans, unskilled laborers and domestic servants. Fifty e.miiiea win be conveyed free Of charge at a coat of I10.000. but the remainder of the emigrants wiu pay me oramary passage money. . - TO BUILD WAGON ROADS THROUGH CENTRAL IDAHO flneelsl Trlsostrh to The JoaVsaL) Moscow. Idaho. March 1. Senator XV v T.wis of LaUh county has been ap pointed, a PJtmrinr nf the Intsrmonntala. wirnn - rosui comminaiun. - a 10 vwiv. nnkaH nf ths commission are Gover nor Gooding and Joseph R. Wheeler of Shoshone county. The purpose of this commission Is to expend I0.00 appro nei.tart bv tha legislature for the build- Ing of wagon roan a ana imue inu un mountainous regions 01 nemrsi to open up the best of the undeveloped country. . -, - ' ' ' Tha eflmmission meets m min inrii 1. at which time it win listen is presentations from the vsrloua districts and decide VMI raoa anaui trm at ' with northern men aa members of the oramlasion- this part of the stats can safely look forward to th building of a road into Roosevelt, In the Thunder mountain district. This Is the only roed which Senator Lwia in tree 10 nay will surely be constructed. SPOKANE MAY ERECT A BUILDING AT FAIR aaeUl nianateh ta The Journal.) Spokane, March I. Inasmuch aa the chamber of commerce- la Bot satisfied with tha lot apportioned to Spokane county by the Washington commission for the Lewie and :iark falf, It is pos sible that this county msy hsve a build ing of Its own. If the state will not reconsider its action and give this county what It was promised, then ar rangements will be made with tha Lewis and Clark management, for B' separate building. The lot apportioned to It la In the rear of the Wsshlngton building. It estimated that a building can be erected by thla county at an expense that will b Justified Bj returns. SAmOABTIO JXAJTBAS rOWTXAMm. 1 . From the Kansas City Star. The postmaster In Wathena advises that persona wishing their letters to. go through tne mails in a nurry anouia al ways write "la haste", on ths lower left- hand corner of the envelope- Then everybody connected with the service will jump around lively. The mail sack containing It Is delivered to the route clerk on the run. The route clerk rushes ahead and notifies the engineer tp pull the throttle wide open. d - the rural carrier whips his horse into a swift gallop, all In order that the instructions imay bo obeyed.-.. ; ; , , DEEP M AT TOE BAISLEY IN ORDER Management Will,' Sink- Main Shaft to the Four and Five- Hundred Levels. , ; NEW EQUIPMENT READY FOR THESE OPERATIONS Mill Delivering .Ten r to Twelve Tons of Concentrates Daily a. to the Smelter, 1 -"v ' (Special Diepetrk The Journal.) -Baker Cltr. Or.. March President F. P. Hays, of the United Elkhorn com pany, owning the Baieley-Klkhorn mine, near thla city, la authority tor the state ment that deep sinking is to be prose cuted on this property soon. - At presBnt the Balaley-Klkhorn la opened y an adit system above the level of the mill, and a shaft sunk sod feet below this tunnel. Ore . In the two meln snoots itnsMa above the adlta haa been mined out, and all work at present ls-sald to be on the three snare leveis. put tnannwement will' seek greater depth. "A portion of the equipment recently In a tailed wag an electric holat and pumps. bv meana of which tno management win wa abb ta E0O feet below the mala ad It driving drifts each 100 ,feet Thin wnrk will make or tne AMUSiey- Klkhorn one pf the. moat important properties of. eastern Oregon. U has been noted as a remarkably faithful mine. Its or bodies are positive and persistent when once opened, euipniaon. with hiands and ralena. carry nearly all the values, which are taken to indicate great depth for-the shoot. Mining has never been difficult problem there, owinw ta the continuity of ore bodies on both tb strike -and dip of the velnj and the clean character et tne nssure. ' Th Improved milling plant la running Bt capacity, delivering 10 t 1J tone of concentrates dally, which are sent to the Bumpter smelter. . IE ROrS DEEP WORK IS r THE JOY OF R0SSLAND i' fBneelal trlspstch to The Journal) 'Ttnaalmnd. B C. March la. The deep est -work ever don In thla csunp, at t"S Le Rol, la th oaua ror more ieuciu Uona Jst now than any, other develop ment her about for several year. Ex ploration of the high-grade ore body opened on the 140 level of the L Roi la, highly encouraging. Large quantlttea hold to an average of )S0 a ton. and la iait-amd to tha smelters rapidly, Tha management, as well as many outer .iaa anaeatara of the camp, have con cluded from th bum and permanency of this shoot tnat aeep worn win in perhaps richer or than jsas found near the Burfac.- Thd fact that L Ror-wae finding l, fit and 114 or at th 00, 1.00 and J.i0 rsveia, too - ues there petag lower un aw -aurrana. vus causs for gloom .which even th most optimistic could not shake off. But the sons of higher enricnmeni, ba it aacondarv or primary, which la now being explored, ia aaauranc that pre cious metal deposition haa occurred far ananae' than -resent work.' Rapid progress IS being maue n tha erection of : the experimental eon- eentratlng plant for the Le Rol man agement, and the, work . that will be been-idon here is sure of th closest atten tion. Rosa land, essentially a conosutra tina aamn. with . rrsat Doaies OX low rrsna ore adiolnlBC th richer shoots opened, haa never witnessed exhaustive saving tests. Several mills have tried different methods, and blgtt meiellur- gical talent baa been empioyea in sucn testa, but the program of tha. L Roi to taken to lndloats more inorougn am systematic work than aay yet done, which will in all probability result In milling practices giving far greater aav Ing than any now in vogue.. . BONANZA MEN CONFER . REGARDING THE MINE . (Bnadal DtsDatch ta The Joaraal.) Baker City, Or, . March- lf.Whll John M. Patterson, the eastern repre sentative of th Bonanaa Conaolldated htinlna- com Dan r. her conferring with Albert Gelser ta regard to th future of th Bonanaa, mine, will- not mak a definite statement at this time, there Is a general belief tbfl resumption has been decided on. Mr. Gelaer's prelim inary work has been thorough, and those cloae to him say that he recommends reopening th big mine. Mining men have cemmeaeed t feel that th.Bo- nanss. will soon be In the active list again, and there la little doubt that Oregon's' deepest mine will pay as richly as aver. The mere fact that in th deep- eat levels value wer aa high aa moss anywhere In tb property, or nearly so. Is accented as proof that there la or at depth, and that it will be found by B system of crosscutting ana aniung. , SILVER-LEAD SHOOT ' AMONG THE LARGEST ... 1 4 ' I had th pleasure while la tb Coeur d'Alene district of entering th work ings of th Bunker H1U and Sullivan mine," said a noted mining engineer yesterday- evening at. the Portland.- "Llk th results of all visit of , our pro fession underground, whst I saw and learned there IB a professional secret so far as th publlo is concerned, yet 1 feel that I am not betraying. any confl dance when I state to you that I aa. on shoot thsr that haa few equals any' where lit th world. Th mammoth or body haa been opened from -th lower level, which was mad by. tb . long crosscut completed about a year add a half ago. Drifts have proved tbis snoot for-a length of 409 feet, and I saw with mv awn eves one place where the Bboot had a width of 119 to 110 feet Of this superb or body I would say that JO to 40 feet wss shipping. Think of that! Six to eight Beta in width carrying shipping vsluea. When you appreciate the magnitude of this showing, just re member further thst this or body haa been proved at a depth of more than 1,900 feet on the dip of the vein. "But the glories that are have not slwava been. The Bunker Hill and Sul livan did not look so promising up to the time that a system of crosscutting - Uk riadlaf -Boa, Finding health Is Ilk finding money think tnese wno ara sica. w nan you bavs a cough, cold, sore throat or chest Irritation, better act promptly like W. C- Barber, of Sandy Level. Va. Heiaaya: "I naa s tsrriois cnesi trou Ki , aaiiase hv amoks snd coal dust 01 my lungs; but after finding no relief in Otner remeoieu, wan curvu oy ur. King s New Discovery mr consumption, (nuahn snd Colds." Greatest sale oi any cough or lung medicine In" tho world. At Rdd Cross Pharmacy. Sixth and Osk streets, on the way to tb pont offlre. Me and 1.00,guaraateed. Trial bottl frw In the big- fracture wane, ran into this mammoth bonanaa. Even In a property whom valuea can concentrate thua, ore Jumps about This sboot Is not regarded, ss directly - connected wiBa the shoots opened above. Careful exploration found" it, 1 and after going into tne eunaer Hill and Sullivan and- beholding the vast fortune that - Is 'In, sight In one small block of ground. I again say to ths mining fraternity that la ongaged de veloping big lodes, crosscut crosscut to your walla, snd never bssum anything." fcRYSTAL ORE SHOOT t LARGER IN LATE WORK ! ;. - .. ... .'. . ' (Bseclal Mapet-b to The Journal.) Cottaca nrova. Or.. March !. George W. Lloyd " of ,th CryaUl Consolidated says that tb ore, shoot In the No. I level was struck S00 feet from the por tal at a, vertical ..depth of about 179 feet ' Th management does not ,know how wide th or body Is, as in root II W Kah VnK at IMlltf ABS nlSCO wail Hat "w". - -. and the hanging' wall has not been out at all. The or hoot. wa struck la the No. I level at a dlauc of about 409 feet from the portal, and about S00 feet vertically below th surface. . This or shoot baa just been reached ana naa B width of aix feet Th company, nas 1,690 feet of virgin ground ahead of the workings, snd depth will be. gained, In this long drive. Tha .outcrops show tnst there are several shoots of ore ahead. Th. base, or opened carries values In aolrt - stiver. "coDoer. ' lead -and Bine. Tests made, shew, a total of from, $14 to Sfr, per, ton in some samples.'- inn company baa engaged a metallurgist m teat ' tha aire and determine wuai type of .machinery la needed to treat It with the best results. This metallurgist wUl begin his work about AprU 1. In the meantime the company will continue taking out ore and placing It In tiie bins. Six man ara at work In tha mine. Mr. Lloyd-decs: not expect any difficulty in. regard to-water supply, ss there Is snouBh running out of the lower tunnel to run mill., There la a lake on tnta nroDorty. and It would take a dry aaa son to leave he management without water- Provisions are being hauled In. as th roads sre In good condition at present; t 48pseUl tMapatcb to Tha Joaraal. ) Wallace. Idahe. March 19. There Is apparent satisfaction among mining men over Goverf or Gooding's veto of the bill to restrain mining companies Xrom buying additional - ground without an affirmative vote of two thirds of the tout stock. The bill thst bad passed both-houses of th legislature would hav made transfers to or from corpora tions of mining property a tedious pro cess, and there is no clear reason why. a -board ot directors should not be left to Judg. of audi matters.- . crxx at bo: Spaelsi oiapateb to The Joaraal.) Cottage Grove. Or.. March 19. W, H. Shane. a Bnhomla miner. ' report that the .Pittsburg group '1b active. This company owns about 19 claims on which development has continued . all - winter. Mr. Shan states that there Is no snow at Bohemia poatofflos and . that th flowers are In bloom. , , 4i TAFT TO UFJVEIL OHIO :-VICKSBURG MONUMENT ''T". Journal BpaeUI Borrloa.) - Columbus, O., March 19. Th Tlcks- burs Monument commission haa about completed arrangaments for th dedi cation of th Ohio monuments at Vloka burg In May. 'Th ceremonies will be held on tha baUleOeld. ; Becratary xart has accepted an invitation to deliver the oration of the day. ..Other prominent Oh loans who are expected to he present and deliver addresses are Governor Her- rtck and nenatora roruir aaa Litem.- A PRICELESS DOON Is This System of Curing w- plsease Without - MeaJicInc. Ko man In sb short a tiro haa ever caused as much talk In a large city as naa Mr. 1 . w. narna 1 01 roruana, through hla-remarkable work In this new scisncw. - Whsn . success follows scienuno re search or some areat Investia-atlon. rteO' file very naturally Interest themselves n tha nernonalltv of the master mind hich is directly - responsible . lor th success. Healer Harris long ago realised how Impotent are drug a when compared with the curative powers, of this mysterious Ufa fores commonly called' magnetism. Working up from this startmg point he naa devoted nia wnoie lire 10 ma siuuy of this wonderful subject evolving a plan of treatment known -over tho western nemispoere - aa inn narna Treatment." and which has been USSd wit h unvarying success In thousands f Oat ansa ai It Is without doubt th most wonder ful discovery of the age, curing diaeaae in Ita most malignant t form , In casea which have baffled the most advaBoed medical acienc of tha day. ' Learn This Noble Profession Ve. " Harris has- omnlsed ' a school with a regular course of lectures for taachlne- thla method to others. - HI methods are Bo perfected that hla Btu denta aoon become aa proficient aa him aelf; no argumdnt to the contrary can have any weight with the man who has seen th results scoompllshed by Healer Harris. The power to sccompllsb thase results Is born In every human being. Just the asms aa the faculty of speech. Sll mat at a. nam a claims in tnis mat ter is his ability by hla course of In tmctlnn ta develon thla faculty to I practical point to place in the hands of the student a met n 00 er prooeoure wmrn la rstlonsl and wonderfully successful. s-nr further Information address C. v Harris. 2I-I4 Belllng-Hlrnch building, 1(9 Vi 'Washington street, Portland, or. A' free consultation win on given in morrow tn all thoee bringing this ad with them, otherwise IL09 will b oharfedUs,.,-.-'-;'' . ' -'.. v 1 . ' J I . - ? : ' ' ..- . "'" '""'i"".' 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