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, Water Power Used , to Aetata
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urcs v.ccd c:oo a-z
y NOW THING OF THE PACT
Columbia Moat Exttnshrely Da
' velopad ' Mina In tha' Clu ;
Mountain Mineral ione. ...
' . (Baoaal Mustek e The JearaeL) i
',.;-4 - gumpter. Or April 1Maneger F. a
'BailUe. of til Columbia, baa completed
..-''the water power and eompreaeed air
. plant erected oa rrait creek. abort dle
. ' '. ' fane below the Ooloond mine. An air
" .'' pip baa Ma laid Xrom thla plant to tb
: hoist at. tbo collar ( the mala abaft.
S''vand the mora economical energy la to
'" .. supplant ataam la all parte of tba do
velopment and staking equipment Tba
t .Columbia haa water power, applied di
.'' reotly. for tha .le-etemp mill, bat baa
vf been using ataam for many years at tb
. hoist, and .for" this anrloa alone th
,- , wood bUl waa baary. Br taking up tba
. wataca f Pratt craak immediately be
. :; low tb old' plant and at a point not
iX Interfering. wth the diversion of th
' North Pole, power la aaoarad for tha
: lataat Installation, which la aald to b
, sufficient for tb hoist and targe oom-j.--,
preuor just pat la. '-''. - " -"
Tha Columbia put la a battery af 11
. water Leyner drtlla a few years ago,
- bat baa lately ba supplanting thee
; . - with ' a-' complete Ins-eraoll-Bergeant
plant Tb eompreaaor la of tbla make,
h and wtU be of a capacity to actual
. Bereral mora drlUa than tba goaaage
. meat baa -been using la former work.
The' workings of thla mine, embracing
; ' seven abaft levels wtth extensive drift
lng on each, and four -long adit drift.
Mare the' moat extensive of tba dlatrtot
''- The Colombia haa dona tba deepeat abaft
: h .mlalna; In aaatera Ongoa. ear tb work
ef the Booaaaa, which baa a verUoal
haft 1.S0O feet. By drlfUna; from tha
. v- lowaat abaft level of the Columbia on
t der tha apex of th dhrlda between Fmlt
aad Bl Cracker m eelra. a depth of 1.S0O
'Tp- to LI 09 feet la bad. which la donbUeaa
th sreataat Tertleal depth attained by
any mine worktaga af th dlatrtot, ; ,
X TIME FOR MINING MEN 'v:
fit J jTQlORK is umiteo
v:.";'. .. :L -i-- . i V - .
-""But two mora m6ntba remain for com
pleting th mineral exhibit. Th vari
"XToua alate that wlU exhibit at tba Lewie
and Clark fair tbla year hare been get
, ting , their collection of mineral In
r ahap for a grand ahowing. . Oragoa will
,mak th greataat effort in th atata'a
' exlatance to display mineral raaouroe to
i -adYantaae. All who deelr to get their
. ' erea in th afralng baUdmg will bava to
make baata. If tb apaelmana bava not
been gathered yL Bnpertntendent MtK
lia. of tba Oregoa asbiblt. will probably
commence arranging nl apecuaeaa ay
May 1, after which hi time will be folly
taken la thla feature of tba work. - .
Tha Brttiab Colombia Prorlneial Mta
trig aoaoclatloa aaeured perm leal on from
the. govarnmaat to make aa elaborate
exhibit her. California contemplate
bringing a -erxperb coueotloa - of era
Idaho win anew a maaa of rock that haa
made that etata famoua aa a producer
ef eilrer, lead and geM. Utah a recent
plana are amid to embraee aa aapedally
fine or collection. Mlaeownara of
Ketchikan. Juneau and the Tnkon dl
trlota ef Alaaka aia working to bring to
thla city aom of tba ftaeat ore ew
taken from that territory, with tba mor
etrlklng placer gold exhlblta. Wash
ington and Montana will be rapreaented
heavily. . Tber la aaauranea that the
. mining building win b typical of tb
.'mineral faaonreeg of th eoaal, aad -
peclally tha aorthweet. -
V' In view ef thla genera Interact and
' tha farther fact of heavy, attendance of
' ' it men during tha aeaaon.who will be look-
. Ing up m literal reeoureaa, Oregon aa In-J
' mg men reaiis me uhwiit vt oeaur
. ring thamaelvea. . But tb ' time -la Uav
. jited. It will be necieeary for ail who
l have not' gathered' their mineral to do
ao'In a brief period aad get their proeV
'ucta bera cuiokly. 'After tb aupertn
t tendent baa outlined Ala plana according
- ' to tha dr la eight, be will be rehiotant
, V to alter them meterUlly to accommodate
j' lata arrivals;- - .
, '.'There haa" beti .a aptrttad effort to
1 ",. "have mining Intereat organise for mor
v effectual work tbia year. A number of
. operator Intend to be her a portion of
;. th aaaaon. and either in peraon, or by
. - repreaentattv moat at tha tuna. Many
' other operator would Ilk to aae tha
; atrangara vialting tba fair aeeommodat
. ad la every meaaora peaaibl and receive
each Information aa they desire. The
' auneiintendenta of th varloua ' axhlbtta
wUl find It difficult ta perfnn all of
, tbla work, and it le the deaira of mln-
Ing In tereata that their effort be eup
' pleatanted. ' Tbera will be rapreaanta
- tiva of other mining organixatlona here
- during tba fair. ' Boom place that ooald
V be called headaaarter for Oregon mln-
ing men and where visitor could be re
' oelved baa been pronounced almost a nr
U ; ceaslty. ...-,... .
In view af these condition th local
? mtatng men are endeavoring to gat In
: cloeer totach for tba year at least. Ea-
, thar throagh -th present aaaoclatJoa or
j otberwiaa they feel that they should be
able ta raoerv tbetr guests. Inquiry
la being made In the variooa dtatrtcts aa
. - to what all operator think, aad wbetber
, they deetre ta get la shape for th work
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CROSSCUTTINQ'VEIN
SYSTEM ATTHE RED BOY
v . .(tgetlat majateh te The Seeraal.)
;t - Orantta Or.. April ' 1. Dsvelopmerit
at th Red Boy is yet-confined to tb
i'ifep
13
WORTHY il TRIAL
Asic your grocer for a cam
' and be cenrinced that there is
net! -rj hzitzi cr prrtr at any
r'tti v the water power plant giving
v ew v fa tb mao, tinea . T,
eroaaout la being driven ta open , the
Concord vein oa the Red Boy level, and
later the HeUen. Neither of theae veins,
which war explored la the old Con
cord work'nga, has. ever been touched
J at depth. Tha Conoord had a targe ahoot
wcucn ia not nsv greaa wogia nw
th surfao. bat the majukgeroest ta con
fident that this or body. will prov
aa Important part of th mine' a re
serves when , explored at the depth Of
the present work.- ' , '
, Manaaar John Thomson Is still
ing aa th proposition of boll ding tba
hydra-electarlo . plant, using tb Olive
lak water system where th atorage
basts has been completed and aurveye
bava been mad for- th pip Una. Those
In touch wtth th company believe that
thla work, will .be completed tb present
year, t -,J; - y --x.-
PATENT FEEDERS ARE '
m IN USE AT THE GtfANBY
. ,, ,,V; , . - ,;
, (Saedal Dlaaetch te The Jeeraat) .
. Phoenix, B. C, AprO L roar of th
patent furnao feeders at the Graaby
have been nut ta oommfasion, and tha
other two will be ready 'for usaoon.
Tbaa charging device are tha patent
of Superintendent Hodges, who econ
omies have steadily brought tha coat
ef smelting at tha Oransy dawn ta ta
world' record. : . -
, Threa-motora ar used oa th charg
ing floor. - each drawing tw faedara.
The feeders; bearing th furnace charge
f or and fuel, -ax run Into the furnace
and dumped wbers desired. On motor
with lta tw feeders 1 capable af at
tending two furnaces. Th management
nrononnoea tha work a positive aueoaea,
and there is general praise for thla last
product af th inveatlv mind ox th
supr!ntadnv - " ,v s ' i- ','''
mU IITIItt pmsT.
' (Speelal Manatee te The aaraaL)
Bumnter. Or.. Aprflr 1. Arrangenjents
bava been oomplited for driving too feet
of tha lower Imperial drift at th Im
perlal property. Cable Cove, Thla tunnel
has a length of nearly 00 feet, and tha
100-foot extension win open th or
ahoot. that haa been atoped ta upper
workings, and which haa been explored
by a .wins af M fee In depth below
th mala level. Tha additional work
was arranged for Immediately, f allowing
the visit to the mine of President
Alexander EL Sibley of Detroit, who la
at .the head ef the concern backing the
presn Imperial management. Mr. Bib
ley was at tba property for a abort time,
and expressed full satisfaction with the
result ' af winter work as he
through, this .city, aa -rout bom.
aSABT TO aTTABT
; (asocial Pwpetea Ut Tk JoaraaL)
' Baker City, APrU L Manager J. W.
Bagbas, ef the Soalty company, operat
ing in the Quartsburg district, of Grant
county, states that tha five-stamp mill
of thla property is to be started soon.
Most - ef . the development prosecuted
daring the winter has been, en the Ore
gon claim, where th rata la strong aad
the showing of ore. la said to be as
good aa that found en the Colorado.
There Is enough ore In eight' to keep
the milling plant, busy for the season,
aad the maaagemeat Intends to keep up
steady ahlpmeata ef crude era aad con
centrate. ,; - .:,..;,,
Ml, TRADE 1URK LAW
SIS NOW IN OPERATION
Additional Advantasee ' and
Meant of Protection Provided
I (ap RmieM. Instml
aaarwaewai iwepwP aa aevii assavsj , -
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Ce9Mataaal ateaBsml ftvigeanv)
Washington, D. C, April 1. The new
law authorising the registration of trade
marks and providing for their protection.
which went Into operation today, marks
the' consummation of-an' effort en the
part of -'business men of the United
States covering ' a period ' of It or
1 yeara. -- m'.-.- v-
lar.aa even longer period tha matter
haa, been agitated tn Ooagraaa. Since
1179 the matter of revising aad modify
ing tha laws relating to trade marks haa
bean before the national leglalativa body
tn one form or other. - Under an act of
lttt. President McKlnley appointed com-
aalss loners to revise aad amend the trade
mark laws. Tbla commission, composed
of JTaads Forbes, Judge reter a. Qroaa-
cap and Arthur P. Greeley, made aa
elaborate and, exhaustive report on the
subject of trade inarka, and prepared the
bill which became a law today. .
: Tha measure, before It waa submitted
te congress at the beginning of the last
session, revolted the approval of prac
tically all the business organisations tn
this country. - JTtom a commercial stand
point the new regulations ar of wide lo
tereat. . i . " .':).. - 4 ' -' :'r -..
Th new Jaw saves all th right of
th trade mark owner aa they have here
tofore existed, and offers additional ad
vantages aad means of protection. (1)
It permits the registration of all trade
marks used In Interstate oorcmeroe; (1)
tt puts all controversies growing out of
trad maiks , used ta Interstate com
merce within the jurisdiction of ,tbe
United states courts til it permits the
registration of every trade mark now tn
aae, whether It compUea with, tbo tech
nical rules at the patent office or not,
provided the mark ha been In as 10
yearst (4) It provides a remedy by way
of injunction, actual damages, punitive
damages, and profits derived from In
fringement, aa well as the destruction of
Infringing labels, marks and packages;
) every unlawful aae af the registered
trade mark, whether on the very goods
themselves, or oa advertising . matter,
signs, receptacles, or other veaaela, will
Constitute and Infringement;- (() the
government charge for aegistratioa of
each trade mark la lit. - - r s.
.r.aA TTOaT, OOsTTBaTTZOsT.
" (oedal Dkaatek a Tee Jearaal) V
Dayton. Or, April 1. The Tarn hill
oooaty Sunday school convention that
convened here Thursday eloeed yester
day afternoon, . Although the weather
waa unfavorable, delegate were here
President. Morse from Portland, adver
tised for Thursday evening, waa - de
layed by a railroad accident at - Bber
wood, but spoke yesterday. .
-AJTOI
Ueersal it asrvke.! .
Copenhagent' - April ' I-Throughout
Denmark literary exercises will be held
tomorrow to mark the centenary of the
birth of lisps Christian Andereeaknowa
the world ever for hla celebrated "fairy
tale." He waa bera at Odenee oa April
I, ltd. aad the Inhabitant of his native
to will, of eeurae, pay spwlal. honor
1 1 r--mory. A tablet already exists
i i i.etli f the" home of his chlld-
V.
There is no case on record ef a
cold . remlting in Pneumonia, or
other serious long trouble, after
Fcljy8 Hooey auad Tar had
been taken. - v -:..;' "'J
It arill care the most obethiate
rackin; couth, ' and heals "aad
Strengthens the longs, : ;
Foieya lloney npA Tar has
cared many , cases of incipient
Coasumption and erea la the last
stages will always gire comJort
and relief. rv , a y . ' ' H v.; v i?
Foley's HoneV and Tar gwea
quick relief to Dtthma sufierers,
as it relieves the diSctxh breath
be at once.
Remember the najne-FoIVg
Honey and Tar tad refase
substitutes that ' cost yon tho
same as the genuine. Do not take
chances ' with : some aoJaMsra
preparation. : :
Contains no bptateav - 7 t "
tzrii c! Tcrri! j ta
- N.'Jackaoa of Danvflla, JJJ wrttaw:
"Mr danthter had a severe attack of
La Gripp aad a tarribl coagh en her
tsngt, W tried a great many remedies
Without rebef. She tried Foley's Hooey
aad Tar, which cored bar. She haa sag
baaa tfoeUM wtth aeaafh hca,M. t u
Polar k Co.. Cbicaso. J Daaa. Iad.
Gentlcenea:--Foksy'f Honey and Tar
Cured ma of Coasumption after I bad
suffered two years ana was almost das
perate. Thro phrstciana failed to fva
toe any relief and the last one aald he
could do me no food. I tried. aHineet
rrery mediciae I heard teU of without
bene&t, nntil Foley's Honey aad Taf
was recemm ended to me. -Its effect
right from the start waa magical. , I
Improved steadily from the first doe
and am now sound aad wall, and think
Foley Honey and Tar is a God-eend
to people with Throat ana uug xrea
tele. Yours very truly, -
MRS. MAAY AMBROSE.
Three slses 25c, 60c, SIM.4;''
The 60 cent size conuins two
and o'be-half time as much as the
small size and the 1.00 bottle al
most six times as much."" '. : .. .'
Clark On.
CORPORATIONS WILL .
J HAVE TO PAY, TOO
Lands - to Be Uncovered in the
South Portland Aaseaae
ment District. j
If the reeommendationa ef tbe street
committee of the , city council are
adopted by the council, the assessment
of coats of the all big Alls in South
Portland, amounting, to about fl20,eo,
will be rescinded aad the districts wlU
be extended to Include the same terri
tory aa that cf tbe JTirst and , Front
street bridge assessments, The exten
sion of the assessment district will in.
elude about 10 aorea ef land belonging
to the Oregon Railroad Navigation
company, aad th Southern Pacific com
pany, and will make tha burden much
lighter on the smaller property-owners.
A delegation ef South Portland cltl
sens, beaded by Mark CNelli. appeared
before the committee yesterday after
noon, and stated the grievances of tbe
Interested property-owners. - a heated
discussion followed and the-actions ef
the council In the proceedings relating
to the nlle were eeverely criticised. --
CounoUman Zimmermen. Sharkey aad
Merrill stated that they thought JLhe
dlatrtcta to be assessed for tbe nils end
bridges- ware the same, and were sur
prlaad te learn that the elatricta for the
Oils did aot include territory equal la
yamount te that of the bridges. -
Dan 4... Malarkey. representing tnt
Trinidad Asphalt company, asked the
committee te take proceed Inge ta opea
the specification a for street Improve
taent for competitive bidding. ' The mat
ter was referred to the elty engineer.
who will prepare specifications allowing
different oompaniee to bid on all bitum
inous and bitallthlo peveraeata, - -
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food without an equal except
Mother's Milk. A food that feeds,
a food that give satisfaction, a food
that ha bean used Cor many wears
with beat results, a food that makee
th habits grow strong. Send -tot
free sampl. . . ': ,. , .
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teeXwkLa received the C-ai tpZ.
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all pets, eares wind cello, aad la la best
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