The Oregon daily journal., March 15, 1907, Page 6, Image 6

THE OREGON DAILY - JOURNAL, PORTLAND.- FRIDAY EVENINQ. MARCH ' 15, , 1C07.
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C The Whitmn Collere debating team which last week defeated Pa-
etnc UnlTrslt7 of Forest Grove in the third annual Intercollegiate de
bater. The question was, "Resolved, that municipalities should own and
operate their street railways." Whitman; supporting the affirmative, se
cured a unanimous decision. The men, reading from left to right, are
Roy N. Wolfe, -'07 leader Alfred LIvengood. 08r and XJalus- Green--slade,
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QUARTZ LEDGES
RICH AS PLACER
Old Galice District for Second
Tim Is Coming Into Fame
,: for Gold.
i CLAIMS SO RICH THEY, "
,4 - DEVELOP THEMSELVES
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t Btreunous Teddy as . Uooa as. -
v Placer, Its Owner Mortaring Out
- Wealth a Will-llnntlng Lost
Pay Streak at Sugar Pine. -
iSnaclal Mmatrk a Tka loarreaLl
Gallce. Or.. March 11. There Is much
activity In the old Oallce mining dis
trict on Rorae river, due largtlx tcrrths
recant fabulous strikes on many of the
Quarts claims of the district. More at'
tentlon Is being paid to the quarts ledges
than ever before and this has resulted
In several notable discoveries. The dls
trlct ha been famous as a placer sold
producer for more than half a century,
but not till recently was serious atten
tion given Its quarts lodes. More than
10 ledges have been uncovered and de
velopment proved them wide and perma
nent with stable values. Much ore has
been shipped and good cleanups have
been made from quarts erusnea. i.
T Onoot these properties 1srhe Oriole,
owned bv Mattlsoa Mitchell of Port-
land and developed and operated by
them. Several shipments 'of ere have
been ' made- recently.-, One consignment
gave returns of $400 a ton. Since this
was shipped the ledge hss widened and
Its -values have Increased. The owner
have another carload of ere ready fo
shipment that they . are satisfied will
yield 1440s a, ton, . i ,. : ' '
traanoes Teddy Wakes Oood.
Bob Jackson, n proapeetor of the dis
trict, has taken 18,000 from his Black
Jack claim, and has a fortune more In
sight All this money was removed dur
ing the regular development of, the
ledge. One email bunch of quarts shot
with .gold contained ever 1300. This
strike was made a short time age and
Is still yielding handsomely.
John Nesbeth. who owns and is devel
oping ' the Strenuous Teddy claim,
crushed tl.000 a abort time ago from a
small pile of quarts by hand mortar.
Nesbeth owns three claims, air show
ing fine ledges. The Strenuous Teddy,
however. Is the best of the group. Nes
beth Is working the claim on the old
time plan; whenever he needs cash, he
goes down to the Strenuous Teddy and
crushes out a little pile of quarts. The
rock Is deootnpooed stuff, carrying high
values In free gold.
The Golden Wedge mine, one of the
oldest quarts -mines of the district Is
now owned and operated by the Golden
Road Mining company. ' It la equipped
with a live-stamp : mill , end has - pro
duced about 170.000. The property has a
big body of ore, some of which runs
as high as 1100 to $300 a ton. The owners
have been giving their, main attention
of late to the systematic development of
the ore body, with the intention of
placing larger equipment when the prop
erty Is sufficiently opened up. '
The biggest property of the district,
the Almeda Consolidated, which com
prises all the claims snd workings on
the ' famoua Big Tank lode on both
banks of the Rogue river, te under sa
tire development by the Almeda Con
solids ted Mining company of Portland.
Those people have had thle Immense
property under development for the past
five years, and have dons several thou
sand feet of underground work, all pn
the lode. The ore body has a width
of ICS feet, with eropplnga from sheer
bluffs overlooking the Rogue river, mak
ing It Ideal for direct . tunnel develop
ment The ere la baae In character, ear
rylng low-grade though constant values
In copper and gold. It is an Immense
proposition, snd one which the company
will ultimately operate on a gigantic
scale. .!-,'......
Bound to rind Old 9y treJu
From the old Sugar Pins mine be
tween fI5,000 and $10,000 has been re
moved. Recently, however, the pay
streak was lost snd the owner has been
on the search of It. W. I. Do well, the
owner, Intends to keep digging till he
locates the lost pay streak. He believes
he has found It. .or Is close on Its trail,
and that It promises even greater eensa
tlopa than the Sugar Pine has created
In days gone by. 'V
Just west of the Sugar Pine Is ths Bull
Pine claim, owned Snd under develop
ment-by Adam Courtney. - The tunnel
has been driven to a depth of IS feet
disclosing a seven-foot ledge of 114 ore.
The New Tork Mining company has a
group or it claims la the district that
it is - systematically developing. A
splendid system of ledge Is uncovered.
UN LOOKED FOR LEDQE
iV. The great eOcleaey snd reliability el Danderine as a hair nrewer sad Scalp revnerator have won the eeaddwee and 4yi
fS eettenace ol millloae aad sailllona o( people thmghetit the United States. It has attelsed a larger sale aad Is ssoregeaetally , v I
r ZUd thn .nr ohcr erticle toilet or mrtlieln.l-tht bat ew hm eold oc kedle4 by the Dr trade h thia eoentry
Til 7 rAMDKlilNB makes the scalp healthy sad fertile and keepe it so. It is the greatest scalp fertiliser and therefore the . , X
V J ereatMt kalr-artacins remedr the world hae rrfr known. It ! tarml food nt a whole aardtclBe for both the ailr M
( ' IXSi.. I a UtU. . II .111 rl r. (utlM Uh U fU kalf Um t fallal eUul keif iaale I -
W erst saide. It eaews reeaUta fresa the very ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' W
jj 1. . 1 NOW at all druggists in THREE SIZES. 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. . " " CJ
. 5 BBS n BBS pal TertewhewoiekIeeHBseU wewtn ses aUrse eaam,-"' ' 7T
I a Iwl I lailai pie lre by tetnra mall to BBToae who seads this sdertlaeaea ' , ' " jl1'
III ,X aaea li 1 1 C. IC U the tuwltaa ls,aderlae Oi, Chleaaw, with their aaaae bjbv JaSafS I
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r U'r'-l'1 IN THE WORLD
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. , . W.000 SOLD. NOT ONE RETURNED
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BEN SELLING
LEADING HATTER,
In Tunneling for Placer Ditch Rich
Quarts Vein Is Ron Into.
fSpsetal Dtrsetra ts Tkr JeerneLt ' -
Myrtle ereek. Or March 1 While
driving a long tunnet through the Myr
tle ereek divide to convey the hydraullo
mining ditch for East Umpqua river
te ths Lee's ereek placer diggings the
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Lee's Creek Mining company struck
one ef the largest quarts ledges ever
unoovered In this district Ths big vein
has a width of 10 feet and, while no
further development has been done upon
It It has been sufficiently uncovered to
prove Itself an ore body of great sise
snd- stable- character. The- greet-bulk
of the lode Is base and runs about 11.50
a ton, but there Is a four-Inch strip on
the hanging wall of high-grade ore that
carries st& to -tlOS a ton. When the
company gets the present work ef ditch
construction well -under way, the big
vein will be fully developed. The tun
nel Is now- In te a depth of to A feet
with shout (00 feet ret to drive. : The
ditch from the East Umpqua ts SO miles
long; snd will be fully opened within
the next 10 deys. The ditch will carry
1,000 minora Inches and will supply
three giants in the Lee's ereek placer
diggings. .
The Myrtle district quarts mlnss are
mere active thie season than they have
been for several years. The Continental,
Hall and Little Chieftain are In opera
tion, the two former removing ore for
shipment The Little Chieftain has its
own mill. The ledges are stable, carry
ing gold In conjunction with Iron and
copper pyrites. The veins all run par
allel with the valley, and are easy of
development their location making pos
sible the opening up of all by direct
tunnel.
CONDEMNED TO DEATH
FOR AIDING JUSTICE
ASHLAND'S RICH MINES
One That Is to Rival the Old Ash
land The Ashland Peak Group,
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Ashland, Or., March II. Thomas W.
RI1L who Is developing a gold claim in
Wagner creek, canyon, four miles west
of Ashland, reports the ledge has been
struck, 140 feet In, In extending a cross
cut tunnel to tap the vela on the hang
ing wall aide. The same vein had bees
prospected to Boras extent by a shaft on
the dip ef the vein on the opposite side
ef the hllL The shsft Is 7(0 feet from
the end ef the tunnel and a drift Is be
ing extended along the vein from the
Inner end of the tunnel to Intersect the
bottom of the shaft Thia drift will
reach a vertical depth of 000 feet and
give a depth of 1,100 feet on the Incline
dip of the vein. The trend of the vein
Is magnetlo north and south and It will
average 10 feet In width between well
defined walls. A chnts of high grade
gold ore. similar to that found In the old
Ashland mine. Is known to sxlst between
the shaft and. the cross-cut tunnel.
This property. Is -a short distance
southwest of the Ash land, mine and Is
on the, same . vein. The Ashland . mine,
which was In operation several years
ago. Was worked te depth' of 1.000
feet on the .Incline of the vein, and
yielded over $1,000,000 In gold under
the most costly haphssard manner of
mining. . A quantity - of the ore con
tained gold values as high as it. 000 a
ton. The Ashland mine has been closed
down for a number of years, hut It
would yet be a good paying mlns If
operated under proper management and
with modern machinery. Mr. Hill Is
confident that when the pay shoot en
his claim la encountered he-and his
associates will have a mine that will
prove to be fully as rich and. a better
mine than ths Ashland.
' Ths Ashland Peak group, of 11 gold
quarts claims, situated four miles due
south ef Ashland, on 'the - mountain
shoulder of Ashland peek, Is being de
veloped by a tunnel run on the trend
of the vein.. The -vein averages . fully
eight feet in width between well-defined
walls. It is uncovered by . surface
prospect holes and shafts to ths extent
of three miles In length along Its apex.
Tna quarts is partly -decomposed snd
contains the values in free gold and
gold sulphides. A 10-lnch strata of the
vein on each of the walla contains 1(0
gold to the ton on the average. The
balance of the vein is a porphyretic
quarts that will average 13.(0 gold per
ton and continues to Increase In value
ae depth on the vein la attained. The
property Can be readily worked by tun
nel to a depth of l,0f reet-below, the
surface.
Mexican Who : Helped tot An-
TrieelesSheriff JeT Seized .
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(Josraal gpeeltl Berries.)
Los Angelas, March 1(. Bsoause hs
helped ths sheriff ef Los Angeles
county to . capture a - murderer three
years ago, Antonio Fells has been con
demned te death In Mexico and is lia
ble any day : to be stood np against a
well and shot desd by a squad ef sol
diers. In ths hope ef saving Fella's life, ths
aid ef President Roosevelt Secretary
of State Root and Governor Qlllet will
be Invoked. - Behind .thle plan la n de
termination ef American officials that
hereafter Mexican violators ef the
American law shall not escape punish
ment by merely crossing the Interna
tional 'boundary line.
Fells, a Mexican oltlsen. In la a pe
culiar position. The murderer was a
Msxloaa, Juan Antonio Puebla, who
slew n man in Santa Monica canyon
10 years ago In a quarrel ever a woman.
He escaped., over .the .border, but final
ly Sheriff - Hammet located htm and
Fells went over and got him by a rase.
He wan taen-naageav
r Auen. ips waaresa niiuaii aurvansei
Fells, eharglng him with kidnaping, and
he was given the death penalty. Hie
guilt of the eharge la not questioned,
hut It Is contended that he performed
a valuable servioe for the state aad
county and gave indispensable aid to
furthsr the ends of Justice.
BRIEF SPORT ITEMS
At Chicago last night Frank Ootoh
threw John R coney, the wrestling po
liceman. In two straight falls, eatcb-an-
eatch-een. '
A report from New Tork states that
Battling Nelson has refused Tex Rich
ard's offer ef 110,000 for n fight with
Jo Oana.
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