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. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, . FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL' 10, 1- L.lSL. L - ..i'MIt, aXL,. '-1 ,T 1 ---- ' ', ' ' 1003. II rmnrtTRTn huh: FIGII'f BIDS aeaer a - s aLL .1 - -J-LjfcW Differences- Between , Kail- ,road ;and City Will . Be ; Amicably Settled Boad " Will Belinquish- Water Bights for Bights of Way. There waa a Joyful surprise ipruni . upon tna city" council yesterday af. ; ternooa when a' letter wu read from . E. r. Clark, president of . the Mount Hood Hallway A Power company,' in which lie offered to five the city aU 1 the right, to the water in Bull Run river now claimed by the company in , ; Thla meana ' that the right which . wae Urted . In the 'council several ' weeks ago by C W. Miller, a representative of th company, will be amicably set tied to the satlsf action of all partlee 'concerned. v -' . . ' The matter waa referred to City At orney KavanauBii and lie will report back at an early date. The only re servation which the company has to us oner la tne one In retard to re ' lainlng the right of eminent domain ao , that it can condemn certain pieces of private property along lta linea of ralir . way. A11 the water the company aska for on Bull Run river la that which the v cuy wui not uae. Tne company wanta , thla water only ao long as it will take 10 ouua a, urge eanai from the Big Sandy ..river, which ats figured to be about twe yeara. - In the meantime the ; company wanta the excess water to run . mrougn a amau canaj to operate lit .power .pimmu -. -,., . ' V . -: XJae U Operation Sooa. wr-ima arrangement the company t win am man 10 nave lis line in OP' ration tma summer ir the city grants the company .these rights and. win also . be In a position to furnish . the cjty with current for- electrlo lighting if the city should install lta own dla- tnouuon ayerem. tar. Clarke letter tn part follows "Wo realise that the city will con. tinue to grow and will require for municipal purposes an aver Increasing amount of water.' and that thla can only Je obtained to the beat advantage : from a point on Bull Run river at or above the cltye present point of di version, llowever, until the city shall build one or more additional pipelines for conducting a larger supply of water than can at present be taken by the existing pipeline, there will remain at all times a large amount of water pass ing; the city's neadworka, and even af ter the city shall have constructed aurrioient pipelines to divert all of the water during the season of low flow each year there will remain a large surplus of water at all other times when the river is discharging greatly In excess of its low flow. It is there fore the purpose of the company to only make use of any of such surplus water which the city doea not require - for lta uae, and . Hasten coalsaa, V ,. 1 "We respectfully petltlqn the hon rable mayor and council of the city' of Portland to Instruct the leral rep resentatives of the city of Portland , to prepare such conveyances, agree ments and -ordinances aa may be neces sary to protect the city and atill per- mlt the Mount Hood Hallway A Power company to use. tha surplus waters of poses, . "In carrying out the above and In consideration of the relinquishment to the city of anv adverse riarhta to the waters which have been acquired by r .jw-.w-,- .- - ...- . - - , - - vLlLivlJ' il lfli lij u) Startling Snappy Exclusive Stylesjust in NDT:THE SAIE as fatH . . with all the snap arid ginger of the latest College, fads Second Floor -Take Elevator Pffli M50 to 35 "r- MISSES' MAN-TAILORED COATS All new models J PKI 9.85 to r $25 : L,eadin Clothier the company under. Its appropriations. i zoiiowii tha rltv "First- That by ordinance or other- we respectfully reouest tha followlna- nncnuum on ins pari or ma city wise, as .may oa aa vised ty the city's counselors, that the city grant to the company the right to divert and , use for power, purposes such part of the waters of the Bull Run river aa the city anau not require lor lta uaes, and that such diversion shall be made at a point' below the present diversion and headworka of tha city of Port land. uwviiu- i list uiv i. j uivil s ra.il i right of way over lta lands for the construction of a canal or flume for ,the diversion of tha watera aa above atated. . otvmiw inja -viauii - v "Third That the city consent to withdraw all objections to the con struction of a flume or canal across that portion of the Bull Run forest reserve described as the -'-southeast quarter (8. E. 14) of section 4. town ship t aouth, range I east, Willamette meridian. . Tourth That the cltr waive all ob jection aa a riparian proprietor to the diversion of the watera of the Bull Run and Sandy rivers, by the Mount Hood Railway Sc rower , company, ao loni aa aald diversion Is In accordance wltf the understanding reached and not con fUcting , with tha city'a usa of ' the water. . .-'-i-- " ifth Aa the canal and flume to be constructed by the Mount Hood Railway-& Power. company will crois aeveral pieces - of private property In addition to- property -owned by the clt; of Portland and the company Itael and as In the- event' of -the company being unable to agree with the owners jot saia - private property as . to - tne amount to be paid for - right of way thereon, and thus be forced to enter condemnation 'proceedings for acquiring such rlKhts of way. we ' request thai the right of the Mount Hood Railway ft, Power company to use of the waters from Bun Kun river, although second in right to . the city'a - use thereof, be lef t . In such legal - form as not to de prlve the ; company of , the light of eminent domain. 7 1 ... . '' - J. Feel languid, weak, run-down? Head ache? Btomach' "off'? Just plain case-of lasy liver. Burdock Blood Bit tera tonea liver and stomach, promotes digestion, purifies the blood. Home-Made Dictionaries To meet , the 'demand for home-made dictionaries, Tlmms, Cress ft Co, have published the second edition which "will be distributed tomorrow free, as lona aa. they last, at: their paint store, 145 1st at., netween, Aider. and Morrison. "Thlrd'ana" Washington. Walkover and Borosls. $3.60 values lead all others. WILL SLIGHT NO LAWS, SAVS COLE District Attorney Candidate Emphasizes' Solid Plank of His Platform. tlon of the office of district attorney In event of his election. Joy oloaed with a strong appeal to hie auditors to support Cole that the county may have honest Inforcement of all the law. ; Another political meeting held last night at which one of the speakers spoke In 00108 behalf waa at Sellwood. Tha apeaker waa Lawyer W. O. Hale who won the crowd from tha start. Cola will apeak tonight at MerriU'e hall where a large political rally will be held. Colo will be on of tha chief apeakera and wll explain his position In reference to the Inforcement of the laws. - ' At . an enthusiastic f meeting - of Re publicans at Portsmouth' last night, James Cole, candidate for the Repub lican nomination Tor district attorney, spoke briefly and told his auditors that in the event of hla election he would not only in force all the lawa but "would pay especial attention to the r Sunday closing law, the gambling lawa and other lawa that have a direct bearing upon the morals or the community. Cole's campaign has been a peculiar one v because of - tha great race he la I making for the office despite the fact I that he waa the last man to enter I the field for the district attorneyship. Since the people have - come to know I the man and know , what they can ex pect from him he has been gaining support steadily and is confident of I winning tha nomination. A larare meetlna was I held an Llnn- lon last night at which Allen R. Joy spoke in cole's .Den air. joy said tnai aside from. Cole's ability as a lawyorl and prosecutor ha is a man . whom the I people can trust to mrorce tne lawsi and give a clean and honest admlnlstra-j Mi Way or Saturday Before 8 P. M. TERMS OF PAYMENT ADVANCED ON MONDAY. ; Today and tomorrow tharet 10 cents each, 10 per cent down and 1Q per cent per month. Beginning Monday shares will: still be 10 centa each, but the terms will be 25 per cent down and 25 per cent per month. M ii Present Terms Xess Than 500 Shares Cash. '500 snares,',' $5 down and $5 per month for 9 months. 1,000 shares, $10 down and $10 per month for 9 months. 2,000 shares, $20 down and $20 per month for 9 months. 5,0Q0' shares $50" down and $50 per month for 9 months. Next Week the Term Will Bo Less Than 500 Shares Cash. 500 shares, $12.50 down, $12.50 per month for 3 months. 1,000 shares, $25.00 down, $25.00 per month for 3 months.1 2,000 shares, $50.00 down, $50.00 per month for 3 month 5,000 shares, $125 down, $125 per month for 3 months. , fnr - AT iTTf F nnwf J yT Vf : Sioo a affK 1 -211 f EASTER'S Best OFFERINGS FOR MEN Onr Men's Depaf Jmcnt will pleasantly; surprise , t good dressers: ' Wetake pride in this section for ' :lwe Jcnow Ayef have the ! most authoritative styles . and. our. fabrics- and " patterns are not excelled jn'the west. -No other ! 'store can compare prices ,:wit,h our men's and' yputh's suits, , consider- ' ing' the- beautiful mate trials and harmonious ." colbris' arid deigns ; No.k t morel Vtylish, and nobby ; attire -is shown in New York City., , . t; - Before ; bnylaa ' yonr EASTXK . ,-, SUIT examine ear stock and com- , pare ptloea with other stores. De Dressed Well Easier mMt, . f.'jti;j : AND WOMEN ; Oor Women's Dept., ; ;' has one of the : daintiest stocks - of r fine wearing , appitrel ever exhibited in . the city of Portland! The. r spirit . of Easter was " never manifested in so v striking a manners Dis- . .jjnetiyepess. , character izes ur charming '.Spring' Suits, wHkh' are ; ''true 'models of this sea- Vson's styles! Our assort-' .. menc is targe ana vanea . 'j and shows superiority in'; i every article of apparel, ; whether 1 it u is " a skirt, waist or coat,'The"prices are low much flower . thanv cash stores. f ' : " Oar fine acniiaery la finding favor wltu Portlaad'a teat dressers. - r : GOLDFIELD SENSATIONS. " . The Little Florence mine, abutting us, has been producing ore worth $75,000 per ton, and stack's of it worth $30,000 Eer.ton.f,Its:;lease expires at midnight April 26, and its miners are beings worked on short shifts at full shift pay, thus ending every effort to get that rich stuff to the surface of the ground. Generous bodies of $28,000 to $76,000 to the -ton ore. afe found in this mine. Some lots of , this rock samples from $8 to $10 per pound. A 9-foot ledge averages $2 per pound all the way across its face. , It is expected to take a million dollars out of this mine during the next 16 days, when its lease expires. -:;. ' " 1 V;- r" V- ."!. -Am -Vr ' Ji .. ,.,;r';.i$105,000INEIGHT'HOURS;;-;': "Four men at the Rogers Syndicate mine, 400 feet from our lease, in eight hours' last w'ek took' out 105 sacks , , . of ort .that netted $105,000 $1,000 per sack. The men are mining stacks of $300 to $50,000 to the" ton rock, and 'the mine .'. is fairly swarming with miners. The quartz, because of its richness, is termed "picture ; gallery" ore symbolic of , r treasury notes This is the most-impressive expression descriptive of rock considered next to pure gold that has yet been coined,, and Jt applies only to Goldfield mines. In no state but Nevada is "Picture Quartz" produced., .Y,'.. f $600,000 FOR 100,000 SHARES, y : '''.French investors 'last week bought ','100,000 shares of the Goldfield Consolidated for $600,000, or' $6 per sb'are. f last J ear 'thi9 was considered, and was,' the richest gold mine; in the world, but,1 incredible as it may; seem, the Florence as a this year record surpassing that of the Consolidated, good as it at The Consolidated lies just west of us, and adjoins the. Florence, of which we are a part Our shares, we believe, will sell for as much before we are many months older. ' . W,' v-'. '' " v ' 7 .' - v. lt-VW ' ' 1 ' SANDSTORMS A MINT. : . . - ' The Sandstorm was; the-first Goldfield mine.5 This property is only' half i mile south of us. ." It Is now turning: out $176, $289,' $771 to $980 Ore. The Sovereign Mining company, the Emperor,' the Goldfield Jupiter, the Kendall Ex , , tcnjsion.the KehdalJ, , Red -Top, etc., right up against our ; 100 acres, . which we own outright, are now producing, and every indicatioft points to these ledges crossing our property. , A lease, on the, Kendall, a quarter of a mile south of . us, is now in $2,000 quarts There is a perfect mess of producing mines covering the area immediately bordering our -v- gr'ound, and there can be no doubt on earth that when we get our shafts -down to-the level of these neighbors we will '-, ' be in their clasi. . "There is gold in every direction from our claims, AND RIGHT BESIDE US, TOO. We will get ' ', our shire just as soon as, we get to depth. : 1' 'rj ( . " ' , , -' " ;. . ,' $4,517,000 IN EVEN MONTHS. - T i ' , . The leases of the Florence mine, of which we are a part, in seven months last year before the strike, paid $4,517,000, and TWO of them were in the baby class--but a couple of months of age. , . u :'-. On March 28 we secured an i8,montha' lease on one of the BEST of all Rawhide's amazingly wonderful locations. . We believe we shall be able to pay dividends on this claim within FOUR months. - We believe it will prove just as rich' as the best-in GoldfieJd. 'Truths Js, no one yet knos, or has any conception of the wealth of Nevla. . ; ' " . - : IIX IS SIMPLY TOO MARVELOUS TO BE UNDERSTOOD. Goldfield ' in- particular never was' so astounded by her riches as she has "been for the last two weeks. The peo ; pie,' though' accustomed to gigantic gold produetion, 1 j 'v V . 1 , ', V j VuSjif STANDtpUMloUN : Confessing, to one another that "the; world will not believe" this 1" And such'is the situation in that camp now, yet C with all this,' we iwill still sell our stock' at 10 cents -but only until; we c are ; advised that, our miners have struck high gra.de. Then down; goes the .lid, and it never will be raised gain - -' v 7 ; Just One FJorc Day at 10 Per Cent Down ami .10 Pcr'CentPcr r.I:r.D But asUlegram may close our books at any moment rlt is notrsafe to wait. Hadn't you better get your stock today? Be Dressed Well Easfer IlieFfaa IMrq & Lecsfcu Con:; .' Room 15, 268 Stark street, opposite Chamber of Commerce, Fortland. Oregon. Thone Main 5489. Officers President and Manager, W. B. Stewart; . Vice-President, W. A. Moses; Secretary and Treasurer, I, V', McKechnie; Superintendent, Ri G. Virtue. ,. ' - , :-'.' ' ; S-t - Send us your address and we will mail you aii up-to-date map of Goldfield free cf cliarg?. w
