The Oregon daily journal., July 28, 1905, Page 10, Image 10

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R. C. langa U Here to Secure a
i ;wlCompre$tor "and Power
"''V'.i r" --. , Drills. r-
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HAS COMMENCED. WORK
. ON A DEEP ADIT TUNNEL
'Property, of Spirit Lake Power A
. t Miniot Company Is Backed by
t Y German Capitalists Who Are Ready
Vv for iteavy Operation, j--- :
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- - K C Langa, manager f "the Spirit
. Lake Power Mining company, which
la eoeratlne- near Spirit lake. 8t Helen
; district, Washington, la In- tha city ar
ranging ror inatauauon 01 s
ment plant. Mr. Langa makes Chehalla
Ma headquarters, and recently returned
from Germany, where ha waa given all
tha financial Dacklng required to' explore
the copper group tha company own. Ha
will drive, a 1. 000-foot croaecut to npen
- vein at great depth, and raise to the
v anrf aaa. The power plant being nego-
tiated for wUl actuate electato or air
drills, aa the manager may choose, by
' means of which it is hoped to drive this
: tunnel at the rata of 15 to to feet a
month. At flrat one shift will be put in,
but aa the work steadies down and the
new machinery la tasted, two Shifts will
be worked, when U Is bellavad that-
least too feet a month eaa be mala'
talned. : Water power will be narnessea
en the property, and thla will suffloe for
' 1 to 11 months of the year to actuate a
four to aix-diill compressor. When the
'. time comes that larger power la needed.
surplus energy may be had within two
mllea of the mine, where large atraama
flow the year round.'. ' ' . '
- Surface work has proved a strong.
vein, which yields high copper values In
. all the ad its and sruuiow anens sura.
Bom of these copper asm plea run from
; 11 to 10 par cent in the red metal, and
- carry some gold. The vein has been es
tablished aa a permanent fissure, and no
' doubt is felt that it wtll be found with
. high-grada ore at depth. ,
v C OREGON KINO FILLING.
Stlf Crook County ICtaa Vamps Bulled
After Sxperl SsaaOaattoaw.
(speetaj Dispatch ta Ha JearasL)
Ash wood. Or, July It. This camp la
slightly depressed over the fact that tha
owners or . the Oregon King mine per
-, mltted the workings to Ml after pump
v lng out for an examination. - There were
three parties here for the examination.
Tha management went to the expense of
tin watering, and as this In a property
with' so much: wuik aa the Oragun ifing
has la costly," It waa generally believed
that tha pumps would be kept In eotn-
mission, at least until tha experts had
- time to make- their reports and their
clients were given opportunity to act
. on this advice.
. . . addition to tha experts of tha Ore
gon Smelting ft Refining company, from
Sumpter. there waa a crew representing
. ' Patsy Clark of Spokane- and on other
concern. AU are strong people and good
mining; men. and there seemed assurance
that noma would take a bond and com
eaenoe work. -..:- -.-,. ,.
. Permitting the mine to All now baa
caused various rumors. 'Soma take this
aa proof that the owners did not "wait
for the experts t make their reports to
their . clients, but thought to put the
- property In shape for indefinite waiting
if thla were neceasary. . Others take tha
! procedure to Indicate that all of tha ex
perts reported negatively, but thla la not
proved by any known fact.' . .
GOOD ORE N WASHOUGAL
Xood BJvsa- Man Maya Vppa Parts of
,:' r Skamania Gouty xavw Broenlee. ,
(spatial Dfcpatcfe ta The loaraaL)
Hood River, Or.. July 11 8. H. Cox,
who la home from trip to the Oold
' Run mining district, on the headwaters
; of the Washouts!, in Skamania county,
reports' soma excitement there over cop
per and sold prospects. A Bt Louis bom
pany Is. .planning to expend a large
...sum In developing the Maybe group.
Which b bows a ledge af threa and s half
V'faat on tha aurfacev. A road haa been
- completed from Caps Horn to thla prop
erty, a distance of II mllea. Thla sua-
. tner deep sinking Is to be commenced. .
- The group in which Mr. Cox is lnter
.'. asted Is producing ore that aasaya tit
- to 141 in copper, gold, silver and lead.
A contract has been let to sink a shaft.
The .Gold Run company has recently
been ' Incorporated - with ' H. W. Rand,
! Portland, president; W. K. Jones, Port
i land, secretary and - treasurer; Z. 8.
Ruaeell, i W. Mohr. and AC W. Rand,
..trustees." . .
:. BRITANNIA NEEDS MONEY.-
; OaplUllaation of Biff British Columbia
t'-i , Oompsny ta Be rncreassd. '
' Pee1al.taeat. to 9e T inil )
r "Vancouver, B. C, July ta. The capita
stock of the Britannia Copper syndicate.
operating the Britannia mines, How
. sound, may b Increased from 1121,000
' to 1117.100, and existing shares of a
; par value of Kit are to be divided Into
"shares of 11110.- - , . ,
v An exiraordlnary general meeting of
the shareholders has been called here
August Tr when the proposal to Increase
the capitalisation will be considered.
Insiders state that the reason for the
Increase la stock Is tbst the Company
. Is desirous 6f clearing It eel f from debt
, 'before mining; operations are commenced
on s large scale. It Is estimated that
. 1111.000 will wipe out all debta. and to
' secure that amount of money additional
, stock to tha amount of 1.000 shares of
a par value of 1111.58, will be issued. ,
V1 MAY ERECT DREDGE.
. ycrtlnad Jrarty srsffotiatinff with Owaers
. ' ' of anuka Btva Bars. ..
"LB. Hammond. T. X Ixrrett and E. J.
' Garvin departed for Iewlaton, where
: they are -negotiating with persons work.
log tha black Bands of the Snake river
ttars. Tha exact purpose or the Port
lenders visit la not Indicated, but It Is
; understood that arrangements are being
roa4a or InnUfllng a . UrgerediicUon
. plant embodying entirely new prlaciplea
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t: Tea and offge;igQlty:taste
' sJone r and ; tastes ' are many,
'J? Schilling's Best teas are five,
ana coffees four.; all different ;
money back allat your jjrocer's.
;t-,- LjT-y: . - tatalafassat
J? ' ji- apartsaaat '.
' "' ' .atiril " ' "'."- taka ' ' ,'
i A .Srtaa iavta' ,i
kS.4' VVJ'-' rV .ala. Here sea "
$1.15
Taka choice of any aoft or atlff hat In the en
tire stock, worth up to 11.60. Blacka, browns.
tana, pearla, ell styles of the season.
;' i x : K.;; t: $ 1. 85 ;
Select any nst In our etore. Stetson - excepted. '
soft or stiff, .Including $1.00 and 11.(0. andlt'a
youra during this Wage Earners' great sals for.
IMS. Oat bat and get H now. , It a to youx
advanUga. .A ; . . . ; , :, -i.-w.,.';---''-
t ' About 1,000 Straw and Crash Hats ):
of aU kinds, colors' and sixes. . They take tip
too-much room, so away with it Just one half
price. Step Quick. - ThU ta the right weather
or them.,- '.', "': ";T''T'K:
; ; Divided
6)
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waxaf )m
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of separating gold and magnetite from
tha siliceous sands. Mr. Garvin's new
cyanide machine, tha magnetic separator.
wnicn tit a been Invented by Mr. Ivett,
and s Hammond dredge is probably tha
combination. . " . ' . , -,
Bqnlty Contemplates K11L '
(Sptdal Owpatck te The JearaaL)
Baker City, ON July It Tha owners
of tha Equity mine. In tha Quartsburg
district, have put on a larger force and
hav-a the Installation of a II-ton mill and
hoisting plant under contemplation.
Much work is being done on the - four
levels and good ore reserves are belnif
established. --,. .'...-. ( j
FOUR KILLED, TWO HURT -N
WRECK-iN MONTANA
v Uoaraal Special Berries.) - -i
Torsythv Mont., July M. Four perJ
sona are dead and two aerioualy injure!
In a wreck on the Northern adfl-10
-mtlWeet of Foray the yeaterdaybyan
oJlbOtind fralxht going Into the dltuh
through high water having carried sway
a bridge. Tha dead are James Wilson,
engineer, Forsythe; Edward Lucifer,
fireman, Forsythe,, and two unknown
tramps. Tha Injured are John .Camp
bell., brakeman, Forsythe, and an u
known tramp. -Traffle waa blocked for1
uv.r.1 hnn rm fiv tHm e,.W ,(-...
and tha angina being , piled. Into tha
dltcn. .- r-- "
yrloes that win
make them fly.
Into i three great lets, consiitlng of
stylish, bearing the brands of the most reliable makes of our4and.
Yes, Just Seyen pollai
and .this is its buyine- power durinif the Waee
' i Earners' great
double-breasted 15,lZ.oO and 10 suits, all wool
: -i or union worsteds, in light, dark or medium coW .
' ' ors, embracing checks, blacks, stripes and hand-
" ' some mixture. The sizes in this lot rurfup to 48 ' :
bust measure, but
--Sr clean sweepof
il ii o
for $16.50, $18 and $20 Suite
- This grand lot of hearly 1,000 suits - is wide
; : . enough , in ! its range, of v styles- and ; merit
, . qualities to please .Vthe : . most ' critical of
., ' dressers. The entire . category of fashions and
. fabrics is shown in this line; guaranteeing you
'""that vou will hot have to comoromise anr desire
you may have
it'. 9l1. .nM
0 uauoal tTVlU
for $22.50. $25.00
lines are pff, low prices has a dear
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C9C1 TC C CI J aJllw Uai aVlIamk UUUVI
every
luding
, . ".-choice, including all Prince Albert, Tuxedo, finest quahtr black, blue
. fancy, single and double breasted
asted sack.
other stores, then come to the Hub
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GREAT NORTHERN WINS '
" SPOKANE SMOKE CASE
(SpstUI DUpetcfe ta The Joermal.) , -'
Olympla, . Wash., July f 1. Tha " su
preme court has decided In favor of tha
Ureat Northern Railroad company in tha
celebrated amoks case - from ' Spokane
Involving the light of the owner of prop
arty not adjacent to a railway light of
way to recover damages on account. of
smoke or noises Incident to ths running
ot trains, tha court holding that dam
ages only can bo recovered where the
property haa been physically damaged
as by deposits of soot or Jarring of
earth, or when the emlaaions of amoks
and nolae are the result of negligence
on Jhe part of the company. The ring
ing or belle and other sounds and' the
emissions of -odors incident to the oper
ation of the road are consequential In
juries, aa must hava been held to have
bean anticipated by anyone acquiring
property In a city. " Tne ease was re
manded for a new trial.
FIXES OPEN FISHING
SEASON AT CRATER LAKE
. ' :pell Dispatch to Ths Joaraal.) :
Oralis rasa, Or., July St. It Was
ones a commonly stccepted theory that
tlsh could t, at least did not, live
In Crater lake.. Flah were, however, put
In that beautiful body of water and
ererything that Is good arid
sale. . Choice of 600-"single or
not all aizes irr everyrlot,It,sT
all seasonable.suits.-
7v
for a certain style and quality if
tlltRnlntm V
sat Bj yAvtwy W eyssw ;
and $30.00 Suits
track,' , The best in the big store,,
tKrn Jf U in thia Int at $14 for '
vaaaev ws aaa aa m - w T -
iee all tne ana suits ouerca : , y
and you know where to buy. 4; .
?. .;..:. ::v j-?r ; A";
l m
,1'a
hava multiplied rapidly; until now they
hava become numerous enough to afford
good sport. W. V. Arant, superintend'
ent of Crater Lake park, haa Issued a
r.otice 'for an open aeaaon for trout
fishing In tha lake, with hook and Una
only, tha catch of any one person not
to exceed flvo fish In any one day,
from July It to September . II,, l!0t,
both Inclusive. .''.''
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Sadfa Baplevisa Stores,
' (Special ..Dtepatea U The JoaraaL)
" Albany, Or., . July !. Judge J. J.
Whitney yesterday -brought a replevin
suit against H. H, Horatraan and F. C
Barnes, leaaeas of his farm near-thla
city, for tha recovery-of a horse and
harness; which he alleges he. loaned the
men, and which.. thay olalm were pur
chased by . them,- - Tha Korea and har
ness ware .seised by ttie sheriff ' and
placed in the hands -of the plaintiff.
The matter wlllbjXought-ut-4n the
rourta. ' . . - - v., .
CASTOR I A
. lor Infaiits and Chlldrss. ' - ,
Thi Kind Yea K2T3 !-:; C.M
Baars tha"
Signatora of
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; . Enhances the buying power of your money. Every man that Is keen to the fact that
v - he earns his dollars and should make his dollars earn for him aU that is possible,
' ' must visit The Hub durings this Grand. Sacrifice Sale. Such grand opportunities
as. this sale affords are occasions that arefew and far. between and is for the sole
rr
7 purpose of closing
unusuauy eariv arrival pi the best and finest stocTcw rtll Goods ever seen in this
. city. Read what we say about qualities and prices and then come and be convinced
V that we do-as we-say.-3 r- '" y"1' I- '' T' - ''v " v. . - .... : -' ;-.rr , y-
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WAGE-EARNERS VVEAR PANTS, SO DO MILLIONAIRES, BUT THE
LAYMAN, .LAWYER OR LABORERWHO PAIIS TO VISIT THIS SALE
jUXAiVio-4J r
$ 1
None of them worth less than $2,' most
of! them $2.50.' "AVe want room, - not
pants. .You wantlpants. . Then come
here and get the test bargain you ever
had offered you.' . 1 :,.r i-y.y.,'." I
$1.85
.Thekmd that are suitable for street or
business wear.' Choice materials ' and
styles. ' All of them have been reduced
from $3 and $3.50. Sizes up to 46 waist';
measure'. , I V, U AS-'-ri: Y' .
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Of all the departments that have done proud to this store, shoes have
led; "The good,- reliable and fine kinds only find shelf-room here
:h Y.-- Vy, ".jfjtU " . .that's why. ;.i';v- :'Y -;' -
ai BS Wilt buy choice of all small 6r broken lots of $2.00
pgmJfJ - ahd$2,50f"C0nsistingbf All styles "and sizes to No. 12."
5: Patent, .vici, calf,,velouri etc.,.tan or black,' bals.,';
P4-" Tr JJluchers and congress, 'worth up to $3.50.
C ft For unlimited choice of all shoes up to $5.00. : The
PJ very besfbrand$ lhat money can buy are in this lot.
Wccan surely shoe you m the kind yoq want. 'A. ; ' ; rV-:f.
HIRES ALBANY TEAM - v
: a, AND DOES NOT RETURN
.IV '"; ' . 1 " v
': (SpteUI Inapatca te Tha JoaraaL)
, Alban, Or., July II. Local officers
are ' searching for .: a man who on
Wednesday afternoon hired a team and
buggy from a liver man In thla City
for a few hours' trip Into tha country;
and failed to return. Tha man was well
dressed and talked volubly of having a
large 'sum of money deposited In the
afe of a prominent saloon man. Here,
H. drove out of - the City and late
Wednesday afternoon telephoned to. the
barn from Granger, a station six miles
west of here, that hs was on his .way
to this city and since that time the
owner lias not hsafa" Ttonf tn. ThatsrThs
officers yesterday . afternoon learned
that tha atranger, , who gave his nan).
as" Horn., was seen driving througn in
dependence during tha day and requests
hava. been sent to the officera north of
here. Including Portland, ta be on the
lookout t for lhaman an "team.
WATER IN WILAMEHEe
IS UNUSUALLY LOW
. (Spsetal Iheaeteh ts The JovraaD
Salem. Or, July II. Tha water In tha
WIHamettsrlverls unusually low at thla
point, being wtthn one Inch, of the low
est mark aver registered in,thl city.
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to
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out all spring and summer goodsaind clear our counters for-n .
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r o a n& suunu ruwr.K
.35
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IT DIDN'T HURT S
, . A :BIT- ;'- " ' '
I wait faey r rt ear nwmoas ef flnhir 1
I seatel worh. We Se week tat peopls from
I eafef tke elty falekly to ,to44 er eUy. I
t kverythlag as I. date. Osa evealafs aa4 I
, Saadaa, Mala SOS. ( . , ; ' . T
WISE BROS., Dentists S
. T. f. WlSSl ,, The relUss. mm, TIM aa Waaalatias. t,B a. Ai ymt.
Those, who sre famlllaj with tha condl-
tlons say 1 the water will . sink much
; Every ;;
A , Evening
f Saturdays
je lite .
CarinjJ -
-:r:th?..i-
Fein C
rt Ti
VJe. ilia UUIaIAKo. -
$2.35
The strongest: line ever'snown of select,
. seasonable styles," tailor made. We
have not allowed a single pair of pants
that have been' selling at $4 to $4.50
,' to escape this lot.-,'. V,Vr-; t
$3.35
Take your choice of all our $5 to $6 fine
pantsronsistmg of the very best quali-
, ties-of imported cassimeres; worsteds,
.etc., made by the best wholesale pants
tailors of our country. ? You know fine
pants and you will know they are great
bargains when you examine them. .
HAS TO BE GOOD OR
irsusELEss -v,:
Poor paint Is almost worse than'ton
paint at all Instead of protecting, It'a '
apt to injure woodwork and metals. The
"poor paint" kind finds no lodgment on .
our counters or shelves -we must -hava
an Al article of we'll do "without,
same aa you should do in- Uk caaa.
After all. Inferior paint,' even at leaa
rout, is mora expenalve in tha long run.
Why buy cheap paint whon there , la '
tha right aof at . . . . .
Fisher.Thorsen&Co.
lower bec4uaa of the light fall of anoW - v
In the mountatna last winter.-- 'i -
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