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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1903)
What the Press Says of the Philharmonic Quartet ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECEIVED Large numbers of people were turned away, unable to secure scats to hear the Philharmonic Ladies' Quartet last night, on tticir second appearance here .Should the company, ever visit Provo again they can easily Fill the Tabernacle to the doors, The Provo Daily Enquirer. GUARANTEE TO THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY-It is hereby agreed that should the Philharmonic Lady Quartet not be considered by the audience the strong est attraction of this nature ever heard in Oregon, the Quartet will forfeit the entire amount of the written contract to the Ladies' Aid Society. (Signed) E. I. SMITH, Mgr. Philharmonic Quartet. ONE NIGHT ONLY THURSDAY, APRIL 9 At Christian Church Admission - 50 Cents TICKETS ON SALE AT FRAZIER'S BOOK STORE OREGON'S INSANE REPORT FOR MARCH SHOWS OVER 1300 INMATES. Total Cost for the Month $6,873.42 Thirteen Unfortunates Died and 19 Were Discharged. Snlom, Ore., April 9. Tho ntnte apylum bourU hold n regular meeting wetlnesnay. having mulor comnilorn Hon tho ronort of Superintendent J F. Cnlbrenth for tho month of Mnrch which says: "The general health for March has boon good, with tho oxcoptlon of five cases of nieaBles, which wore devel oped In the feninlo wnrds. These eases are In quarantine at the now miimtng, and are all progressing favor ably. "I hnvn received from the secretary of tho United States treasury depart ment, $1277.(15 for keeping tho Alas' Ua Insane for the quarter ending De cember 31, 1902. At this time wo have 24 Alaskan people under care and treatment. The statistical part of tho report shows: Fe- I'atlents. Male. male. Total Fohruary 28 907 391 1298 Received, March .. 19 12 31 Escapes returned. . 2 ... 2 -i - ww W Tr IfXiflllECTln... ' EVENT Total 928 103 Discharged, recov'd. . 9 2 DIsch'd, much imp'd 3 Discharged, imp'd 5 Disch'ed not imp'd, 1 Died 7 G Eloped 1 Total 20 8 Remaining, M'eh 31, 902 395 Average No. dally No. of offlcors and employes,. 1331 11 3 C 1 13 1 34 1297 1295 1G7 See the Fisherman in Our Show Window, And rememher that I have a full line of High Grade Tackle. I bought all of my Tackle direct from the factory and have the kind that will suit every fisherman. I have in stock fly hooks from 25c to $ 1.50 per doz., leaders from 5c to 75c, fish baskets, straps, bait boxes, leader boxes, reels, from 20c to S5.50, jointed poles from $1 to tio, all kinds of artificial bait, spinner hooks, "Chubb's pole varnish," mist colored gut and other fisher man's supplies, too numerous to mention. T. C. TAYLOR THE HARDWARE HAN 74 Main Street Total 14G2 ' Averngo monthly per capita exp J9.90 Average daily per capita exp . . .32 The total cost of tho different de partments of the institutions for the month was $G873.42, the principal t Items of which were: Fuel, $1023.70; I Hour, $472.70; meats (Including fish land poultry). $19G2.G0; butter, $441; dry goods. $432.90; sugar, $218.24; syrup, $1GG.9J; tobacco, $150.97; eggs, $171.70; fruit, $109.20; drugs, $100. Armstrong vs. Ferguson. Boston, Mass., April 8. A 10-round bout between Hob Armstrong, the col ored heavyweight, and Randy Fergu son, of Boston, Is the wind-up of to night's card arranged by the Templar Athletic Club. The big colored fighter is considered far superior in clever ness and hitting powers to Ferguson mid unless all calculations go nstray ho will get the decision with llttlo difficulty. MONDAY, APRIL 20 America's Foremost Classic Actor Mto EnsarDes B0 IH1 BMP IR ID) i i... it too TLT A "PTE1 TYRfYFWAW nnrl annnkr.. ACCOmpamuu uy mioo iuxi.wiij ii ompanv MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Positively the most Stfmptootfs and Best Cast Legitimate Protection on Tour. Order Yoar Seats Well Ahead. Prices: $J .50, $1.00, 75c and 50c birthday. The count and his Ameri can wife are busily engaged in pre parations for a trip to tho United Slates, their departure being set for an early late. The countess Is de lighted nt tho prospect of seeing her native country again, nnd intends to show her husband the United Stated from the Atlantic to the Pacific, malt ing nn extensive trip through almost every state In the Union. To Visit America. Berlin, April 8. General Feld Mar Fhal Count Von Waldersee was the recipient today of many congratula tions on the occasion of his 71st Vermont M. E. Conference. Northfield, Vu. April 8. Clergy and lay members of tho Methodist Episcopal, church are gathered hero In . considerable numbers for the an nual Session of the Vermont confer ence, "which, beginning this evening, continues through the rest of the week. Henry W. Warren will preside and addresses will be delivered by Itev. William Shaw, of Georgia; Rev. E. S. Dunham, D, D., of Delaware, O.; end several foreign missionaries of the church. Dog Show on at Seattle. Seattle, Wash.. April 8pAn exhibi tion under the auspices 3gte Seattle Kennel Club, belonging tho Coast bench show circuit, opese&ftln this city today and will laatl1urdnys. A dozen states arc represented among the exhibits which include almost every variety of the canine kingdom. Of special note are tho St. Bernards, Great Danes, mastiffs and other dogs of large size. The Little Darlings Now that gentle Spring is with us, Mothers, you can take your children out in the opt n air and let them enjoy the sunshine. We want to have the pleasure of showing you the swell est line of BABY CABS AND GO-CARTS In Pendleton. BAKER & FOLSOM, Next door to Postoffice. On Its Merit Has the large demand for Byersr Best Float Been built up. Only the choicest wheat that grows enters in to Byers Best Flour. It's perfection in Flour. Made by tht PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. Byers, Proprietor. gpmnm mrnmrnm mmnrnmrnm? mmmmmmwro mmmmmmm mmm?mm mnrnm rmmmwmmmumK i Deliberate, Be Thoughtful Yet Act Promptly. $r Upon your prompt and early action often depends the Price at which you may secure a good invest- 3 5 yea unci! i. a iic secoiiu aiio i men i oi stock or ine I HIGHLAND GOLD MINES COMPANY Is Now being offered to investors on ground floor terms. SIX m CENTS PER SHARE. $30.00 WILL BUY 500 SHARES; $60.0Q WILL BUY t ,000 SHARES; WILL BUY 5,000 SHARES. 3 SITUATION Tho properties of tho HIGHLAND GOLD MIKES COMPANY, consisting of twolvo claims, (240 acres), and known locally as the KNAPP GROUP OF MINES, are situated on tho famous MOTHER LODE system of tho Sumptor district, in Bakor county, stato of Oregon, and on the great Elkhom divido at the head waters of Rock Crook flowing to tho east and Cracker Creek flowing tc tho west, through that renowned Crackor Creek district of Eastern Oregon, where arc situated upon tho MOTHER LODE system the North Pole, E. & E., Columbia, and Goleonda mines, known tlio world ovor as the "Big 4" of Eastorn Oregon. MEMORANDA OF SAMPLES TAKEN FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS. BY COL. M. L. LOHMIRE 1899 Glasgow drift west sido creek, heavy sul phides, ore from rich streak $3.10.00 From crosscut cast sido of creek on Eldorado, 10 feet wide, takon in 5-foot sections, north wall 5.7S Six foot in contor vein, largo sample 2.50 Fivo feet south side, lurgo samplo 5.28 Tho Bannock Burn tunnel, 7 foot on foot wall, largo samplo 8.25 Bannock Burn tunnel, 10 foot, C inches width largo samplo 7.70 Back 8 feet from face and 2 feet next to hauguig wall, large samplo 15.90 Samo body 14 feet back from face, 4 feet of ore . . 22.32 From Glasgow drift west of creek, from ore on dump in lwxes 398.33 From samo point in Glosgow drift, 11 inches wide, 491.88 20 feot back from face, 9 inches wide, samo drift 430.00 East sido of creek, in crosscut next to shaft on Eldorado, 15 feet wido 4.70 Float in and around open cuts half way up the mountain from cast end of Bannock Burn tunnel, gonoral samplo 27.00 At open cuts near west line, values obtained ranged from $28.00 to $29.00 Small streak in open cut near west end line of Bannock Burn 3G0.00 Sample from surfaco near creek east side, 8 feet wido 2.43 JULY 1900. Bannock Bum tunnel face, 0 feet in width, tunnel having been driven ahead a few feot 4.10 Gonoral samplo, 0 feot of ore 8 feot back from fnco of Bannock Burn tunnel 10.82 Gonoral samplo of 4 feot of ore, 30 feet back from face of Bannock Burn tunnel 5.70 Gonoral sample, 8 feet of oro in open cut 250 feet west, further up tho mountain from Bannock Hum tunnel General samplo next to foot of wall, samo place, Gonoral samplo 2 feot in width, hanging wall 250 feot west of Bannock Burn tunnel Bannock Burn claim near west end lino 2i feet oro " 5.53 2.50 2.25 9.04 FREE TRIP TO THE HIGHLAND MINE If you soriously considor an investment in tho Stock of tho HIGHLAND GOLD MINES CO., and wish to make a porsonal examination of tho MINE, and person ally loarn tho facts, you may do so without cost to your self. We will pay your oxponsos from your homo to tho Bannock Burn clal-gsneral sample, from large bouldors of ore hmh Wn.V tip tho mountain, 10.01 Sample from 14 inpSop.'ifnco of Glasgow .... 27.10 Samplo of lot of fl6at:aWft.1oot west of Bannock Burn tunnel A.&ffiL. 4.39 samplo oi sulphide ores .froJUlasgow drift, west of creek - . 4 219.00 General sample, open cut ..70,0 feet west of Ban nock Burn tunnol .t,.v. 13.22 Memoranda of 8amplwgand results for the fall of 1901 misplaced or lost, biifresalts were good. Sampling this fall from A'CEIdorado tunnel in tho face, general sample'riua from . .$3.70 to$15.70 per ton. ' ' Samplo of 18-inch gougo or eelvidge 4.58 WIDTH AND LENGTH OF VEIN The vein is traceable the satire length of tho claims, tbirty-fivo hundred (3500) feet, And the oro shoots aro known to bo of imraenso length, and the values in tho samo ovonly distributed througkeit; Tho width of tho vein voriw iUm ten (10) to forty (40) feet, and has a northeaeteriyf- and southwesterly strike of course; tho pemaneiwr,)f shich has been dem onstrated by tho aovolopmontklrtiMothor mines on tho now famous MOTHER LODE,tf-t&e Sumptor District. Tho voin on this proporty tag) been explored thor- b-v diuj.iu;u uy inoaMij juaiis, lunneis mm opon cuts, and is known to carry enorcial values the enuro lencrtn oi t in n nitnn - MINE and return ; and if you find tho facts as represent ed, all wo ask in return is a fair and reasonablo invest ment, but if you find that tho facta havo been misrepre sented, wo will not ask you for an investment, and for ovor hold you harmless from all necessary expenses on account of vour visit and nxnminntinn. Address all communications, and make your cJMKk,,draf.s and money oraers pavanle to 3 "f NEIL J. SOREiNSii&CO, ! Department No. M 3 A -4 3 1 rina.net a Anfc C Oregon 2 iiiiliiiilii