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Amerlcflir Coral Marbla Company
. Opnina Work on Pjrinc of , ,
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FRANCIS CLARNO 13 IN r f
CHARGE OF OPERATIONS
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Building" Wharf and Will Soonfiv
.stall Cutting Machinery and;,'
v T Needed DerrioJca. f. ;
Portland, nan are interested In th
marble, auarrlcs of Prince of Wslea
Janda, neat JCltcblkan. Alaska.. ' Francis
Clarao, manager for tat American Coral
Marble ' company, the loeal concern. Is
th property arranging for the ax
tensive worn, planned .xor this w
Contracts hav been mad ' for-i- the
buildings to accommodate the work'
mjta and for the wharf, by fcneans .of
'wnicn- ioe maroie wui do oeijvereo o
deep water veasels. - An order Is said
to have been Disced for quarry- machln
try, to be delivered by the lattsr part
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The marble deposits at the north end
of Prince of Wales - Island ere wall
known on tbs coast, but they have, never
. been . worked, thoroughly. On othef
eomnanr la en rased near -the Portland
concern, employing , to 1 saen'thls
SDrlns. The Portland people are situ
ated on what 'Is known" a the north
arm of Motra sound,: where deep water
to navigate ci
in
vessels ar able
ta the shore.' i
Many tests .hav been" made of thta
marble, and It takes a n a poiian ss
-the -best liv the-anarkeW-and-l highly
commercial in respect . to color.1 in
.deposit la exceptionally large, slabs
as great dimension as eaa be handled
peine; available ven at the sunac.
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:M0RNING'T0 BfcSULU.
7 BY THE' STATE CpURT
-Judge - Bellinger yesterday dissolved
: the temporary restraining order Issued
out of his court forbidding sale Of the
'Morning mine on execution- f the state
circuit court. - The Morning is situated
in Baiter, county..., .Qebts had acoumu
lated against it aggregating aaveral
thousand dollars, principally for equip
ment and labor, ; These claims weremt
1 in thQ form of a Judgment, and sale of
the property ordered, when C. IS. fat
' ton and others intervened on th (round
that they bad an Interest or title prior
to the time, when tb debts were in
curred. Attorney 1.- C Richards of
Bumpter appeared for the creditors yes
terdays afternoon, , and - when. e . haa
finished hie showing the restraining or
der was lifted immediately, leaving the
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Comer, Or., April 1 J. Superintendent
W. E. Olfford of th Present Need,
' ASrned by th T. T. Moray . UU Of
Portland, reports that he baa opened a
' grade of or equal to that mined in tn
early days of tb property. It la th
: belief of the management that th old
shoot was cut by tart dlk, and th
pr body Just founds! .it '.portion b-
yond the. f suit the' Present Keed
- was running on or takear frost th up-
per workings th grade of rock Was ex
. ceptlonaiiy nign ai though Me snoot aid
not hav great width. A snodern arras
tra, run with steam power, extreated the
preolous metal wth marked ucos,"and
a deep tunnet was driven to -open tn
, sam or , body. ' .
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--Oregon City, Or AprU 1-Matt and
Theodore Huerth, owning a group of
. mining claims t . miles seat of . this
piece, bellev tbar hav th rar metaL
radium, lo their ores. Work' has - been
' prosecuted on th properties for a gold.
copper ore, but recently specimens of tb
. ore, shown to an eastern man who aa
serted familiarity - with anineralology,
'were pronounced to carry radium. The
statement excited sufficient'. Interest
with the owners to hava thorough analy
sts made, and a eonalderable quantity
of quarts has been brought to this city
and senfto a metallurgist for thorough
test.
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' (Special Msateh Tb VoaraaLt
Eugens, Or., April II. -Reports "hav
been received here from Blue river to
th-effect that th stamp mill of th
Oreat Northern has resnraed again. Af
ter starting up recently milling was sus
. panded on account of th heavy sprtsg
storms. " Hauling or from the tunnel
to the mill In heavy, weather proved a
serious prooiem, causing in manage
merit to stop redaction until th weather
improved. Spring'' is now so far ad
vanced that it la bllvd that no fur
ther interference with hauling will oc-"
cur. The aerial tramway will se erected
. later Jn th ssson, .
("peclal Dlipatek t Tb JootmI.)
Oallce, Or April IS Manager J. R,
Harvey is cleaning up at th Royal dig
gings, after ths first half of tb season's
run. While but on giant was used
much of th latter part of th first'
half, water will no doubt continue for
the remainder of th season. , .,
ouDiroAxa wian boas.
nrll btinatcb te Tk loraaI.I
1 ' OlendaJe, Or April II Cltlxsns ar
investigating th feasibility of eonnect
Ing the town with th Mule Creek min
ing district, which may b reached from
Balling Povjdor
tJOT AIJ
EXPERinETJT
' Twenty - years of success
. from Maine to California is
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Day It Ct for Taking Aetiort oh
tho' Hirper Caein Irrlga- "
tion Scheme. ;
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GOVERNMENT ENGINEERS
1 1t TO 'MEET AT ONTARIO
Road Company Aske for an Ex
', :,t tenilon of Time in Which
tft nitnnie I anr4e -V
Bpui Dtesatek te The oifeell.
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Maineur 4rrtgauon project, or what la
sometimes failed th Harper basin reser
vorr"prejeeV located In Malheur county,
will he constructed ' by th government
or not, will b definitely 'known after
April . 10, Tb oeverBateat noonsultlng
engineers will hold meeting in Ontario
on the -above date and will determine
th advisability of going ahead with the
work, for which $2,600,000. was sat said
by th secretary of the Interior in 1104.
, John T. Whistler of Pendleton, engin
eer in charge of th- work in Oregon,
has Intimated that If to per cent of th
deeded lands under the proposed system
was 'Signed . up. before April 10 th Har
per Basin reservoir ana irrigation- sys
tem' would bo' built, but If the, abov
amount of land could not be secured by
the abov date th project, would t All
probability be abandoned. . ' . ; ,
It also aeems that th government will
not accept th Malheur Water Users'
association' bonding proposition, ' which
was to. bond the district In the sum of
r,60 for thpurpo' 6r buying out
th present owners pf irrigation dltobes
and vested water. r,ghts.,..v,,,',.v v." ',; --
Ooafldas, of ossso. .- 'I'..,
- President C Efc Balding and Secretary
F. W. Metcalf of . the Malheur Water
Users' association, who "have, labored
diligently--with-th property' owners
of this section,-ere confident that the
Malheur project will be ' constructed by
tb government. Secretary Metcalf cites
th fact -that the Malheur oltuation is
far In adVanco of the Payette-Bolae pro
Ject IB Idaho, which, now. seems to be
almost, assured of construction.
Willi only about per-cent of th
land haa. been signed up under the. Pay.
ette-Bola project, about . 0 per 'cent
of the land ha, been signed under the
Mai&eur project.
Th Willamette Valley and Cascade
Mountain Road company, which owns a
largo body of land under th proposed
project, and haa bean reported as op
posed to the government plan, seems now
to look With favor upon th proposition.
Colonel. C. -JB, 8. TVood of Portland,
agent for th road company", in a, letter
to J. wL Blockaby. p reel dent of the Bank
of 'Ontario, says: .' The talk in the
newspapers about our keeping out 7 f
HagoTornmnt. plan la. nat.tr ueiw
expect to cone In." Ths letter further
ays that they are. trying, to got con
cessions along certain lines and with
this assurance they" are ready . to com
tn at -any- time. It lo ndrstood that
th concessions tbat th road company
aaks of the government la a longer time
In whKh to dispose of-, their lands.
Knot aaaaAa. -
According te a proviso -of th reclama
tion act, no ' property owner -can hold
mora than 110 acres under the system.
and any parson or corporation holding
any more than that amount must dis
pose of ths surplus Isnd before that date
or th sam will bo sold by th govern,
meat. AH that th road company now
asks ror ta an extension or tims in which
to dispose of its lands and it la believed
that th government will grant th ex
tension if ths road- company-will oat a
price on its una ana sign an agreement
not to. raise tno prio.. v, .
Th only thing that seeme to retard
th progress of th 'plan ta the re.
fuaal of certain property owriera, who
have partial water rights, to sign their
lands with th government. Unci Sam
refuses to take bold of the project until
all water rights and differences have
neon amicably adjusted.
Hiindrcfr )'. Pcftlrnd
Reidrrs Know Vhst 1
Si 4 J
It
4 in.;
The kidneys re overtaxed 1
Hav too much to do. .
' Thoy teU about it in many achag and
pains. --i
Baokach. Sldesxhs. haadach.
Early symptoms of hldny Uls. '; -'
Urinary troubles, dUbetes, Brlght's
disease follow. .... v .
f A TorUand cltUen tells hero a pertain
euro, .v;.; , ;; ;-;, -: ;''v'-;,,!-
John X Keating, painter, of 101 H
First street, says: ."I had dull, aching
pains in my back . for a number of
years. They were often so sever that
tjhaa to ault work .for Jlwo- or three
days at a time. The. kidney secretions
were irregular knd scalding and 1 suf
fered also from headache and dim
ness. My back was alwayo lam and
soro in tho morning. Physicians failed
to help mo and aoj modlelno did m
any good until. I began using Ooaa'a
Kidney Pills. . They' relieved tho urinary
difficulty knd th heavy aching ta ths
back disappear
roe sal by. al dealers. Prle 10
cents. Fostsr-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,, N.
T., sol agents for th United AUtea.
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Remember tho mat DO AN 5 -OJtd
tako no other. ' , . , , , .-,
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th road and trail leading to Mt Reuben
district. William Mendenhall. whb has
a property on Mule crack, has asked
mac tne rout d investigated care
fully, and that th fW operators of that
camp bo aided In getting In touch -with
tho outside eworld.'. He would Uk to
put on oulpmnt that he may pTose
cuts heavier work, and ha asked 4o(
asslstanc . from this. - thenearest tup.
(Special Dlipatek ta Ttte JeeratL)
Cottage Grove. Or., April Is. Late
reports from Bohemia indloat suooess-
ruKTnlHing at th Oregon Securities
plant, wher tO stamps hava been drop
ping' most of tb tim sine starting
work tner. - Buperlntendent Matthews
states that th ore body in th east
drift of tho Champion vein has widened
in lat work, giving a good milling re
serve. V.V "'- 11 ( r I
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XAATa.TAiroorrm ssxaitd.
(special pluatcb te Tk lesratli
Vancouver, B. C. April 11. The Port.
land. -Or., men who took a bond on th
Nahmlt property, oa th west coast of
Vancouver, hav taken away tho crow.
and suspended work. It Is understood
that they 'Intend to throw up th bond.
A tunnel haa been driven , on tho prop.
sny,- out tno ' snowing round there did
not warrant further work. 1
WMAXMXM SXOOnrOt AsTZMeVTSB.
' (Special Dispatch to Toe' JoornaU I
Prairie City. Or.. April II. Mansser
J. W. Messmer of tho Prairie Diggings
mine, near jonn Day. is understood to
plan reopening the" property eoon. 8u
perlntendent Joeeph Wsddell has been
esst conferring with Interest there, th
results of which hav not yet been an.
flounced. The property is In shape to
prosoout. steady work this season.
XMAtX BBtLUaTw OBSajJUDB.
.' ftLswIalon. ll.nl. Anrii 11 Tnh T
Bullard, owning ground adjaoant to tb
ismuua uarnn-ainf group, Das bonded
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are obligated to do 1.000 feet of dia
mond drilling immediately. If this work
opens ere up to expectations, tn east
ern 4opl ao to oroot a targe mill-
ing pianw ; " '
BMXrMXi AT (OUII IUU.
(SeeeUI tHeeateh le' Tae iosreal.)
O rant a Pas.'Or AprU li. uotllaa
have been hauled to tho Oolden Eagle,
near here, for th season' work. Abost
dosen minors .will Prosecute work
during the summer months. Th man
agement hopes to bo In shape to con
tinue through next winter. - - ; . ,
That-Willamette Valley railroad snr
Urprlse may wak up again before long
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crowns .sa.00 and f S.OO
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93 QRAND AVE.
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