Gold Hill news., May 25, 1901, Image 1

GOLD HILL NEWS
GOLD HILL, OREGON, SATURDAY, May 25,
Voi. 4.~No. 212.
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C it y O k k ic ia l n .
1901.
E stablisM January 1897
I THE HOST POPULAR
then it will be time enough to talk particularly shown in this instance,
of smelters. There is no camp that 380 feet of perfect work being done
Cin chow such values on thesur- by Alfred and Charles Anderson
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Flour
(lops’iit
grow
in
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face, and all being nearly absolute-1 before they put their property on
A. C. Htauley, President.
G. A. l^tndio,
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a bed, but is ground
ly free, but it is said that they aie the market, and they had no trouble
Charles Young,
liockets and will not go down, in disposing of it at a handsome
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at our mill. Freali-
G. F. Vose,
That same argument has been figure.
Joseph Beeman.
l
newH is a leading cliar-
In last week's issue was quite c made against every camp on the
Of course there are hundreds of
A. K. Kellogg, Keenvder.
lengthy article advocating the ne coast, from Mexico to British Co- prospects near here with good indi-
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acteriatie.
,
J. T. Bailey, Marshal.
cessity of a smelter for this district. lumbia. But still we see a great cations on surface, hut few of them
J. E. Harvey, Treasurer.
The intention of the writer is no many mines down ,1000 feet or are in any kind of shape to fthpw
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Jo*. L. llaiiinieraly, City Att'y.
doubt good, but the article shows a more, and going deeper, with the the investor or their experts, and as
J. J. HOUCK Manager
lack of practical knowledge on the values increasing and the mines a result the majority of mining
SOLD
HILL,
OREGON.
NUGGET LODGE No. W, A. O. V. W.,
subject. It leave« the impression paying dividends. Why won’t they men are not satisfied with the
or 001.1» Hll.l, OHEOON,
on
those who are not familiar with do it here? There is no good reason showings made and go to other
Meet* every Monday night, in School
Hou*e Hall. Visiting brother* are cor­
the conditions here, that we have yet si o vn why they should not. , places to invest. As a rule they do
dially invited to attend.
either very poor mills or millmen, No one has yet gone down below not care whether the price is $50 or
(’. L. Keauies, M. W.
W. H. Harvey, Reorder.
or else onr ores are very refractory. the grass roots, and it is not likely $50,000, but they won’t pay some­
Repaired in a neat and work­
The facts do not bear out either of that they will so long as it pays so thing for nothing.
There are
manlike manner. Prices very
PARADISE LODGE No. 71,1). of H.,
or <♦«»!.» 1(11.1.« OKROOW,
these ideas. Ii th writer will visit well on top. It costs money to bore thousands of men with almost un-
reasonaHe.
Meets on the. 2d and 4th Tue»dui
some of our quarts mills, sample holes in the ground 1000 feet deep, f limited means, looking for invest-
night* oi each month. .
J. T. BAILEY
Visiting member* cordially invited V’
and assay the ores and tailings ac but it don’t cost much to gopher ! ments, and mines are attracting the
attend.
Mr*. 8. J. Vincent, C. oi H. *>uth side of town, (»old Hill, Oregon
they are being worked, he will not around on top.
There mu-it bi most attention. If capital will put
Howard Retta, Recorder.
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find
such
losses
to
the
miner
as
he
large
bodies
of
ore
somewhere
below ' up large mills, cyanide plants,
JAMES LUTRELL POST, G. A. K.
leaves
us
to
infer
are
being
made.
that has fed these rich deposits, and , smelters, and invest heavily in
NO. 71.
We have as good mills here as are i the man who has the nerve and ’ other mining regions, why shouldn’t
' J. W . H A Y S
Goi.n K iix . O hfoon .
made, and all well equipped for i means to go down and prospect w ill, they invest in southern Oregon?
Commander—G. W. Sperry.
working the character of ores we surely be repaid. The time is com­
Viced 'omniander—.1. W. Dunkin.
Wsgsi Werk a Xferialti
Junior Vice-Conunander—1. W. Stacey.
have here. There ia not a closer ing when this will be done, and
Fred Burke and Audy Bailey
S O R IL L
OfcEMI
(Quarter Ma*ter—Henry McNeil.
saving
of
values
made
in
any
camp
then you will see another rush of have commenced * tunnel on
Adiutunt—A. J. T. Smith.
in the world than is lieing made capital and men to southern Ore- their Ward’s creek property, which
Meet* first Saturduv in each month.
right here today. This is not due i gon as the-e was in theGO’s, and will tap the lode about 60 feet lower
Dr. W. P. CHISHOLM,
to any extra amonnt of intelligence: this time it will came to stay. It is than the bottom of their shaft, or
PIYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Two heavy teams in first-class on the part of the millmen, nor to true there are some places here 76 feet total depth. Should the
:ondition and ready for hard Work. fine or expensive machinery, but to where there is ore that should be vein hold its own at that depth,
«Office at Caine's Drug Store,
The the perfect condition of the gold for i smelted, bat, as yet, the amount is they will have*a very desirable
. GOLD HILL, OREGON )ne team weighs 2400 lbs.
ther scales 3000 lbs.
Apply to
amalgamation and saving. These limited, and does not justify the property, as it is at present; in tbe
«'orton Kdditigs, Gold H ill, Ore.
are facts that can be proved, and are erection of a costly smelter. There bottom of the shaft they haye about
Dr. CHAS. E. MORRILL, •
being proved every day. In an­ are also ores that should he 16 inches of vein matter which as­
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGIOK
Flamr
Sh»
Par
Sale.
Office at Reaidenoe,
other article of the same issue is “cyanide^,” and some that would says very well, and has every ap­
GOLD HILL, OREivON
For Bale—Five eight* interest in a l
mentioned the fact that ore from probably work better by chlorine. pearance that it will all be quartz
Placer Mine, six mile« from Gold
the Roaring Gimlet that made over tion, but there is not enough ore in at the tunnel depth. The vein can
’ipe Giant, boxes, caWo«, etc.
Water right.
J . M. KEENE, 1). 1». 8.
$100 per ton was milled a t th e , eight. Let us get into the bowelaof easily be traced for 1500 feet on
Gail at the N aws Oflfoe.
Heaek mill, and comment is made the earth and get the ore; the rest surface and pans exceedingly well.
- D E N T I S T
th at-each ore should have fff'be,jirill «¿on.fotiow. We will soon get A tunnel on the present level would
MsOSOSO. O S *
Oftlc« Adkln-Durl Bkxk.
rospect
aloon milled, incidentally suggesting all the appliances for saving the give good backs, as' the hill above is
that, of course, a large percentage valdefe. Yours.
about 600 feet higher than the
W. I. FLECK, M. E.
MCCLENDON A Co.
was loot, it is a very common . F or the G ood of the C ountry .
mouth of the tunnel.
Amayer rnul Clienii»t. LaEstrella Cigars,Senator Stanfords thing to mill such ore here. Some
Vina Brandvs, Albany Lager, of the ore referred to went at the
W. A. Carter is working a prom­
OFFICE at Houck’« Mill,
TieiMEisM haem fmts creek . ising prospect in Blackwell dis­
Beer,
John
Wieland
Steam
Beer,
rate
of
$3
per
pound,
or
$6000
per,
TELEPHONE No. 1, G old H ill , O r .
and all of the leading brands of t
and the uiU
from tbi„ rich.
trict, and reports the ore aa pros­
Whiskies and \\ me*.
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eat ore assayed less than $2 per ton. * Five-Staaip Mill amo be Erected ftr tbe pecting good. This is what we
HAMMEKSLY 4 CAKTEIt.
Proprly.
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O regon <p|jree aBbavs were made on these
Cwiullm aid Itlonmi al Liw. Goto H ill ,
like; to see our business men tak­
Will practice in all the court* ol
tailings, none of which made over t Messrs McKee & Richards, ing an active interest in mining
the state. Office in Be«man building,
« O L D H IL L D R I G € • . $2 per ton, the lowest being less owners of the Grand Center or matters. There is not a busi’ ^se
Gold Hill, Oregon.
than $1.50. This may seem an Anderson group of claims on Foots ________________
man in Gold H ill whose pros] rity
CARRY A PULL LIMB
•x tr iv a g a ’ t story, and would be creek, will commence m illing ore j not directly dependent upon die
•c. B. WATSON,
DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES anywhere else in the world. The thia week at Humason’s mill. succeflg oi our m, ne8—and each and
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
explanation of this phenomenal This mine is showing up remark- alJ of theuj 8bou|d do their utmost
PAINTS, OILS and GLASS.
Otliece— Pp Htaira, Ojiera House Block,
saving lies in the fact that the gold ably well, and will prove to be a tQ further the mining interests.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
P r e a r r ip tlo n a a S p e c ia lty . is coarse, and 95 per cent remains permanent paying mine.
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in the battery for the reason that it
At present they are taking ore j Dr. C. R. Ray requests us to say
eo k hammeksly
F or sale —A farm of 720 acres cannot get through the sc een, and from a winze about 65 feet dec:' and through the columns of T he N ewb
located on Rogue River. Suitable what fine gold there is, being bright ldO feet from the mouth of the tun- that he has in his employ, Mr.C.F.
N O T A R Y P U B L IC .
for grain and fruit culture or stock and perfectly free, readily amalga- nel an.<J at a total depth from the Smith of San Francisco, a reliable
News Office,
G old H ill , O re raising. Has ample buildings and mates and stops as soon as it surface,of 150 feet,
assayer and mineralogist, and he
any
gold-bearing
Tb.e vein at this depth is some- will assay
For an Up-to-Date H A I R C U T OT fencing. A placer mine in oper- t »uche« the plates. There was also
ation.equipped with pipe and giant, ore milled from the Bill Nye, that what narrower than above on ac- rick prospectors may bring in, fr e
SHAVE...
Also some quartz properties. Will made by hand, with pan and mot- count of the walls hardening. It of charge. Dr. Ray also stabs that
sell
farm for cash, half down and tar, $10 per pound, or at the rate of shows ten inches of ore which as- he will furnish money to < e elop
Go to Deboy’s Shaving
Parlors, 1 door went of the hallance on easy terms. W ill, $20,000. On this ore was saved 99 says well and is expected to milj prospects for an interest in the
Eastman’s Drug Store, sell the mining property cheap for percent of all the values by amal- close to $100 per ton.
same.
where the razor han­
The hanging wall is a block
dle* are made of good cash. Call on or address, H. L. ganiatlon. At least 90 per cent of
material.
Mr. Broomley, who has charge of
White, Rock 1‘oiht,Oregon.
| all the or’s in this vicinity are ab- slate, and the foot wall is por-
the
development work on tl e Red
solutely free milling, and 90 per phyry.
A. E. KELLOGG,
cant of all the Values can be saved! Mr. Mark Whelan, superintend- Oak, was in town Sunday. This
W 00LF0LK .
NOTARY PU BLIC
i by simple amalgamation. D oes ant of the property, and a man oi vein is being opened by a long
Real Estate, Insurance,
! this showing justify putting in a large experience, says that the prop ros-t-cut tunnel, now under way by
— B lacksm ithing—
“Collection*, Etc.
smelter ? Until the mines are sunk ®rty compares favorably with good the company. Mr. B. reports ha id
AND
Office on D St., Gold Hill, Ore.
, deeper and a different character of paying properties in eastern \V ash­ ground in the breast, with fairly
G eneral W oodw ork.
ore is found, we do not need any- jngton, Idaho, Montana and other good headway being made, consid­
thing in the way of machinery or regions that he has operated in, and ering the quality of ground being
F irst-class work at moderate Horse-shoeing a Specialty. All Work complicated processes to eave the that it is the best looking property driven through.
prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
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gold. 'The intention of the article that he has seen in southern Ore-1
Guaranteed.
leave orders ta harness shop, south
j Mr. Chris Thiel had a few tons of
referred to is to attract attention of gon.
side.
G o ld H i l l - - - O r e g o n .
Sho
ild
the
milling
of
the
ore
re-
ore milled at Houck’s mill last
G. F. LEARNED. Gold Hill. Ore.
capital to our country, and it is a
worthy motive; but, do not let us suit as expected, a five-stamp mill Week, from his mine in the town of
unwittingly misreprjsent the con- will immediately l»e erected at the Gold H ill, which was indeed au­
ditions to our own disadvantage, mine.
propriately named when one can
We need capital to help us develop
Development work is the only
a shaft on one of our town
Harness, Saddlery, Leather, Whips, Robes, Horse-Blankets, etc.
our mines and open up our country, thing that shows up a property, lots and extract good milling ore
A stock of the very best Furniture kept constantly on hand.
but at present we have appliances a few months of practical common- therefrom.
This is what Mr.
SECOND HAND GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
enough for saving the gold. Let us sense work on a prospect done in Thiel is doing on one of his town
Repairing A Specialty
Give me A Call.
<»«♦ diiwn 500 or 1000 feet on our one place is better than a lifetime’s Jots.
(Continued on Page 24
M«wh»t they will show; “gophering” done on surface, us is
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The Smelter Question.
| j Rogue River Milling Company,
Boots and Shoes
B LA C K S M ITH
FOR SALE !
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Painting and Paper Hanging.
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CAREY
M A N U FA C TU R ER A N D DEALER IN;
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GOLD HILL.
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