Cottage Grove sentinel., January 20, 1915, Image 3

F A I R EXCHANGE!
N iw Back for an Old On*. How It
can I mi Doua In Collana Grov*
The back nell«« at tint»* with i dull,
iuilvanribabU feeling, making you w*nry
olid renile«», ( He r r i n g |>u1 11 n »hoot aero»»
Ih» region of the kidney», and again the
loin» ure »o lume that to »loop ia ugouy.
Mo u»e to rub or n|i|dy u plaster to that
1 ■!»»• k if the kiduey» are weak. You rail
not reach the rauae.
Cottage drove
Ieaideut» would do well to profit by the
lollowlug ennuplo
Mr». V. Ilyer, SM» W. Hiith HI , Ku
gen», Ore., »ay»: “ I wu» taken with
l'uni» in in y back wbtrk ruo»ed me grent
iiunuyauiie. I »offered from pania in
■ny limb» nl»o. I read of different pen
pie who had u»ed Doau’ i Kidney l ’ ill»
with good renuit», »o I derided to try
them my »elf.
I u»ed two lune» and
proved to be n» reprenenled. It ia
■ome lime »inre I have Inken them
and I have hud no algn of the trouble."
BUILDINGS
PLANS
ESTIMATES
S. L GODARD
43 SOUTH SIXTH ST.
COTTAGE GROVE
OREGON
Hlop tba Child'» Cold». Tbay Of tan Ha
vult Bari ou»I y
('old». Croup nnd Whooping Cough
nrv childreu ’« ailment» which need im
mediate attention
The after effect»
nre often mint »erioii*. Don’t take the
n»k you don't have to.
Dr. King'»
New Discovery check • the Cold, soothes
‘••ugh, allay» the inflnmution, kill»
rius and allow» Nature to do her
work.
Stir nt your druggiat.
bottle toi lav
P R O r R B S IO N A L
Ci», In e » lu »II l u i r a
CARDH
»J Year»' K » p » t tear»
H. J. SHINN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
nut a n y rt’ au c
iliAilrt lii«||»ll||w
I Wer MMuauafeSp
■Uarlff'a Bala on Forarloaura
Notire I* hereby given, thut try virtue
of mi Kieruttou nod Order of Mule ia
»tied out of the Circuit Court of the
Htutr of Oregon for l.ane County, on the
tilth day of January, 1915, on a rvrtain
Judgment rendered iu »aid Court on the
Oth day of Juauatv, 1WI0, la a »uit
wherein the I’ luiutiff, It. I. I.and and A.
N l.aud reeovered judgment againut the
defendant, Jonuthun II Frnkes, for the
»uni of Eight Hundred Ninety nine and
no 100 ((899.00) dollar» with intereat
thereon lit the rate of 8 per rent per Hu
nuni »inre Mny 2Htb,
1914, and One
Hundred and uo 100 (1(9).(9)) dollar»
attorney'a fee, auil Heventeen and uo
100 (117.00) dollar» coat» and nri-ruing
roll», which Judgment WII» enrolled
mid diM'keted in the clerk '■ office of »nol
court in »aid county ou the 12th day
of January, 1915, und »aid Execution
to me directed roiiiluunding me in the
nnine of the Htutr of Oregon in order
to »atiafy »aid judgment, attorney '■ fee,
coat» and accruing ro»ta to ae|| the
following described mortgaged preiuiar»,
to wit:
The Wr»t half of the Northwest quar
ter of HiM'tion Ten (10) iu Township
Twenty one (21) Kouth Knnge, Two (2)
Weat of the Willamette Meridian, in
I .line County, Oregon.
Now, therefore, in the mime of the
Htule of Oregon nnd in eomplinnee with
•aid Execution and Order of Mule, I will
on Muturduy, the gtltli day of February,
1015, between the hour» of 0 o ’clock II.
in und t o ’clock p in , to wit: nt I
o'clock p in. nn »nid day ut the Kouth
weat door of the County Court Hou»e, nt
Kugene, l.iiue County, Oregon, offer for
■ale for rnah, »object to redratpt ion, the
»lllil mortgaged premiae» above de»rnb
ed, nnd nil the right title und intareat
of the »aid Johnathan H. Frnke», in nnd
to »aid premiae».
J. C I’AKKKK,
Mheriff of l.nue County, Oregon
j20 27 f t It) 17
It. A. Elkin», deputy.
Noltca for Publication
Department of the luterior,
I'. H
I.and Office, nt Koseburg, Ore., Jan
uary 14, I9Ì5.
Notice i» hereby given, that Walter
Hammer, of Oakridge, Oregon, who, on
June 4, I908, uiude llomeatead Entry
No. I4D20, Serial No. 04541, for the I Ait
I of Hcc. 3, Tp. 21 H. K :t K, and the
K'n of HKk, and HK% of N K % of
Hection 34, Town»bip 20 H, Knnge .3 K.,
Willamette Meridian, hu» filed notice of
intention to make final five year proof,
to e»tubli»h claim to the land above de»
Cribadì before I I* Hewitt, t H Com
ini»»iouer, at hi* office, at Kugene, Ore
gon, on the 2nd day of March 1915.
Claimant name» a» witneaoe»: William
Hebert, J. II. M eda ne, |. J. dray, ( ’ .
K McCInne, all of Oukridgr, Oregon
•
J. M. I'BTON,
j 20 27 f 8 13 20 27.
Register
COTTAOB tsm iV K , I I » K.
Notte» for PubUcatioa
|)e|mrtment of thè* Interior, U. H. I.»nd
Office nt Roueburg. Ore., Jnnunry 14,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
DOS
S|M-ei»l Attention (liven to Mining and
Notiee i* herrbr given, thnt William
Corporation I » w
llelo-rt of Onkriiìge. Oregon, who, on
OFFICE: WOODWARD BUILDING Novemlter 21, 1007, inaile Horaeatend
Kntry No. I47IO, Serial No. 04382, for
•he K*^ of N K %, HK(| of NW’ Vi and
A
K. M E C K
XKVi of HK^4 of Heetion .3, Township
21 H., Knnge .3 K . Willnmette Mendinn,
Attorney at-Law
hn» filed notiee of intention lo mukr
EUilRIVE
-C O T T A O E OROVE final fivevenr proof, lo ratuhliah daim
to thè land ubove drscrihetl, liefore 1.
Doth t tilirrn Alvvuyn Open
I*. Ilewitt, I'. N. Comminaiuner, al hi»
office, at Kugene, Oregon, on thè 2ml
day of Marrh, IRIS.
I*to«M« u flil# 47
tûà ' ? I r t t f M I I H it « k
Cluimnnt iinme» n» witneaae»: Wnlter
•
Main III.
o lfitr H omi *
i to 6 p m
(I. I I u i i i b i t , J. II. McClane. !. J. Cray,
C K McCInne, all of Oukridge, Oregon
DR 0. E PROBT
0 »i«o| > »ltu c and M edical p h ys icia n
J. M.' C IT O N ,
C htgn ic »n d N ervo u s Lllssass» • ap oclu tly
j 20 27 f (I 1.3 20 27.
Register.
Modern Klectrirnl Treatment».
X Kay Appliance.
I O T 1 AOK OHO VIC
.
OHhAtON Nolle* of Application for U. 8. Patent
Mineral Hurvey, No. IW2, Mineral Ap
» ntu • P h o n » M ain l
R » » ld » n c « . M a m l i l t . plication No. 09939; If. H. Land Office,
Koseburg, Oregon, Jnnunry 14, HH5.
k. McCARCAR I). I>. S.
Notire i» hereby given, thnt in pur
sunnro of the Art of Congreaa npproveil
Den tU t
Mny 10, 1872, Milton Smith, whose post
H uccbhmmw to
office in Kuinirr, Oregon, intend» to
/•*. /.. INC,RAM
make npplirntion for n patent for the
following drarribed mining claim» cm
A L L W ORK G U A R A N TE E D
I .a w h o m Bldg.
Oottaga Grove, Ora. braced in Mineral Hurvey No. 882, held
and worked n» n group known ns the
Mayflower (Iroup of mine» and situnt
ed in unniirveyed township 2.3, south of
./. E . Y O U N G
range 2, ru»t of Willnmette Meridian
ATTO RNEY AT LAW
nnd in the Itohrmin ( unorganized) Min
Ofltceoa Mala Mtieet
ing District in Dougins County, Oregon,
l O TTAO K UROVK
II
II
II
OKKOOM to wit:
1. 0*1.42 linear feet und horisontnl
on the Honita Imle or vein
A. J. H E N D R Y menaurement
together with .300 feet on the north
side nnd 300 feet on the south »ide of
the middle of »«id vein nt the »urfnre,
O V E R FIRS T N A T I O N A L D ANK nnd nil vein», loden, ledge» or deposit»
nnd surface ground within the lines of
COTTAOE OROVE
suid claim 17 feet, running »outh 87 de
gree» threeYninutea en»t from center of
discovery cut nnd 1*04.42 feet running
Try This for Nauralgla.
north 87 degree» three minute» west
Thounnnda of people keep on »offering from center of discovery cut, »aid din
with Netirnlgiu bernu«e they do not rovery rut being »itunte upon »aid lode
know whnt to do for it. Netirnlgiu i» or vein, Hnd within the lines of »nid
n pain in the nerven. Whnt you want rlnim, which claim is described by the
to do in to »nothr the nerve itself. Ap officinl pint and field note» in the of
ply Hlonn ’» Liniment to the nurfnre over fiee of the Register of the United Stntes
the pninful part— do not rub it in. Land Office nt Koneburg, Oregon, ns f«l
Hloan’» Liniment ftenotrnte» very quick Iowa, to wit:
ly to the »ore, irritated nerve nnd nllny»
Hcginning nt corner No. 1, whence
the inflammation.
(let n bottle of U. H. Mineral Monument "Bohemia
Hlonn‘a Liniment for 25 rent» of nny M i n e " beura
north
08
degrees,
druggiat nnd huve it in the home— twenty-sis minutes and forty nine »er
agonist Cold», Hore nnd Hwoolen Joint», onds west 0888.84 feet; thence »outh
l.iiinbngo, Heintien and like ailmentn. 87 degree» three minutes en»t 881.42
Your money buck if not satisfied, but it feet to the northern! corner post No. 2;
thence »outh two degree» fifty »even
does give nlmoat instant relief.
minute» west 0(H) feet to the »nuthea«t
corner post No. 3; thence north eighty
»even degree» three minutes west 881.42
feet to the southwest corner post No.
4; thence north two degrees fifty »even
minutes enst 018) feet to the northwest
corner po»t No. I, nnd place of begin­
ning, containing 13.518 acres.
The ad­
joining claim, ns shown by the pint of
survey, ia the Yreka lode, nlao embrac­
ed in said npplirntion. There nre no eon
100................................. 75c
flirting claims.
J(N) ................................... $1.00
2. 1500 linear feet nnd hnrixontnl
menaurement nn the lode or vein, to
.100.....................................$1.25
gether with 3(8) feet or . the north side
400 .................................... $1.80
nnd 3(8) feet on the »outh side o f the
900 ................................ ..$ 1 ,7 5
middle of »nid vein nt the surface nnd
KMX) ........
$.4.00
nil veins, lodes, ledges, or deposits nnd
surface ground within the lines of »aid
claim 580.81 feet running »outh 87 de­
grees three minutes east from center of
discovery rut and 813.(8) feet running
north 87 degrees three minutes west
from center of dineovery cut, said dis­
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
covery cut being situate upon said lode
or vein nnd within the linen of »aid
J. S. M E D L E Y
DENTIST
Butter Wraps
Cottage Grove
Sentinel
claim, which claim is described by the
officinl pint und field notes in the of
fiee of the Regiater of the United State»
l.unil Ofice St Ko»eburg, Oregon, us f«l
low», to w it:
Beginning »t corner No. I, whence
U H. Mineral Monument "Bohemia
M in e " bssrs north 70 degree» forty
four minute» twenty three second» west
7828 25 feet; thence »noth 87 degree»
three minutes enst 1500 feet to the
northeast corner pn»t No. 2; thence
south two degrees fifty »even minutes
west 8011 feet to the »ootheust corner
post No. 3; thence north 87 degree»
three minute» west 15(8) feet to the
■outhwest corner poet No. 4;
thence
north two degree» fifty »even minute»
enst 800 feet to the oortbwent corner
post No. 1, nnd place of beginning, con
tniniug 20881 sere».
The adjoining
claims, us shown by the pint of survey
nre the Bonita and the Kly I’earsoa,
which ure eleo emlirnred in anlil npplieu
1 1 on There ure no conflicting claim».
,3. 15(8) linear feet and bori/.ontul
menaurement on the Kly I'earnon lode or
vein together witli 300 feet on the
north side snd .3(8) feet on the »ooth
aide of the middle of »itill vein at the
surface, nnd nil veins, lode«, ledge» or
deposits nnd »urfnre ground within the
lines of suid t-lnim 1073 5 feet running
north 88 degree» nineteen minute» west
from renter of discovery cut and 428.5
feet running »outh 88 degree» nineteen
minute« enat from center of discovery
rut, »aid disrovery cut being situate up
on »aid lode or vein nnd within the
line« of »aid rlnim, whirh rlnim is des­
cribed by the officinl pint nnd field
notes in the office of the Keguter of
the r . S. Land Office st Koseburg, Ore
gon, s* follow», to wit:
Beginning st corner No. I, whence
I'. H Mineral Monument "Bohemin
M in e " bears north 71 degree» thirty
three minutes twrnty four seconds west
8.351.08 feet, thenrr »outh 88 degree»
nineteen minute« enst 15(81 feet to the
northeast corner post No. 2; thence
south two degree» fifty seven minutes
west t08).04 feet to the »ootheust cor
ner post No. 3; thenre north 88 degree»
nineteen minutes west 15(81 feet to the
southwest corner post No. 4;
thence
north two degrees fifty seven minutes
east 1881.04 feet to the northwest ror
ner post No. 1, and place of beginning,
containing 15.75.3 acres, after excluding
conflict with Buck born bole of this sur
vry and whirh is also embraced in said
application.
The adjoining claims, ns
shown by pint of survey are the Yn-kn
bole and the said Buckhorn lode nnd
there are uu conflicting claims, except
said Buckhorn lode.
4. 1500 linear feet and horizontal
measurement on the Buckhorn lode or
vein, together with
.300 feet on the
north side and 300 feet on the south
side o f the middle of said vein at the
surface, nnd nil veins, lodes, ledges or
deposits and »urfnre ground within the
lines of said rlnim .384.78 feet running
■outh 51 degrees four minutes east
from renter of discovery cut ami 1105.
24 fret running north 51 degrees four
minutes west from center of discovery
rut, said discovery rut being situate up
on said lode or vein, and within the
lines of said claim, which claim is dcs
rribed by the official plat and field
notes in the o ffire of the Register of tbr
I'nitrd States Imnd Offire at Roachurg,
Oregon, as follows, to wit:
Beginning ut corner No. 1, whence D.
S. Mineral Monument "Bohemia Mine”
bears north 72 degrees fift y four min
utes fourteen seconds west 9928.05 feet;
thence north .38 degrees fifty six min­
ute* cost 8(8) feet to the northeast cor­
ner post No. 2; thence south 51 degrees
four minutes east 15(8) feet to the
southeast corner post No. 3; thence
south .38 Hegreen fifty six minutes west
•88) feet to the southwest rorner post
No. 4; thenre North 51 degrees four
minutes went 15(8) feet to the northwest
corner post No. I und place of begin
niug, rontnining 20.riRI acres. The ad
joining rlnims, as shown by the plat of
survey are the Kly I'curaon mde and the
Nightingale lode, which nre also cm
braced in nub! application.
There nre
no conflicting claims, except the said
Kly Dearson lode.
5. 15(8) linear feet nnd horizontal
measurement on the Nigbtiu^ale bale or
vcin.together with .3(8) feet in width nt
the surface, nnd all veins, lodes, ledgen,
or deposits und surfnee ground with­
in tbe lines of said claim, which claim is
described by the officinl pint nnd field
notes in the office of the Register of
the United States Lund Office at Rose
burg, Oregon, na follows, to wit:
Beginning nt corner No. I, n post four
feet long, four inches square set firm
ly in the ground, whence corner No. 2
of the Buckhorn lode of the Mayflower
group bears south 51 degrees four min­
utes enst 188.4 feet, thence north 38
degrees fifty nix minutes enst 300 feet
to west end center post, 800 feet to
corner No. 2, n post four feet long, four
inches square, set firmly in the ground,
thence south 51 degrees four minutes
east 15(8) feet to corner No. 3, a post
four feet long, four inches square, set
firmly in the ground, thence south .38
degrees fift y six minutes west 300 feet
to enst end center post, 8(8) feet to cor­
ner No. 4, n post four feet long, four
inches square, set firmly in the ground,
whence corner No. 3 of the Buckhorn
lode of the Mayflower group bears
south 51 degrees four minutes east 188.4
feet, thence north 51 degrees four min­
utes west 1500 feet to corner No. I. nnd
place of beginning, containing 20.881
no res. The adjoining claim, ns shown
by the pint of survey is the Buckhorn
lode, also embraced in said application.
There are no conflicting claims.
This notice together with n ertpv of
plat o f snid mining claims, ns shown by
Minernl Hurvey No. 882, certified by
the Surveyor General of the State of
Oregon, ponted on said claim the 28th
dav of October, 1814.
J. M. UPTON,
Register.
Nolle* of Final 8*ttl*ment.
Notice is hereby given, thnt the un­
dersigned administrator of the estate
of Arthur VanHchoiack, deceased, has
filed with the County Court of Lane
County, State of Oregon, his final Re­
count as such sdministrator nnd thnt
Hnturdny, the 8th day of February, A.
D. 1815, at the hour of 10 o ’clock a. m.
of snid day, hnn been fixed by said court
as the time for the hearing of any ob­
jections to said report, the settlement
of the said estate and of the distribu­
tion of the residue thereof.
Frank VanHchoiack,
Administrator.
H. J. SHINN, Attorney.
j « f3
8UMMONB
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THK
S T A T E OF OREGON FOR LA N K
t 'o u n ry.
Gottfried Gruber, Plaintiff,
vs
Daisy A. Cobb and F. E. Kosanburg,
Defendants.
To Daisy A. Cobb and F. E. Kosenburg,
defendants abov* named:
In the name of tbe State of Oregon,
you anil each o f you are hereby re­
quired to nppear nnd unswer tbe cum
plaint of plaintiff tiled against you in
tlie above entitled court within six
week* from the dnte of the first publi
ration of this Hummons, and if you fail
to so appear und answer suid rompiuint,
for want thereof tbe plaintiff will np
ply to the court for the relief demand
ed in bin said complaint, whirh snid re
lief is for a judgment against the i | i
fondant Daisy A. Cobb for the sum of
(250.(8), with interest thereon at the
rate of * per rent per annum from the
28th duy of September, 181.3, until paid
and for a reasonable attorney’s fee to
be allowed by the eourt, und the fore
closure of u mortgage given by the de
fendiint, Daisy A Cobb nnd J. A. Cobb,
her husband, to the pluintiff on or nlioijt
the 28th day of May, 1811, to secure
the payment of n note for the above
amount, puynhle in two yeuts from said
datr, and whieh said mortgage conveyed
to plaintiff, for that purpooc, the fol
lowing described reul priqierty, to wit:
Beginning at the Southeast rorner nf
tbe Southeast quarter of tbe Northeast
quarter of Mertion 24, nnd running
thence North 20 roils; thence West HO
roda; thence South 20 rods, and thence
East 80 rods, to tbe place of beginning,
containing 10 acres nf hind, nil in Her
tinn 24, Township 21 South, Knnge 4,
Went of the Willamette Meredian, in
Lane County, State of Oregon.
And further decreeing plaintiff's snid
mortgage to be a first lien upon snid
premises, and foreclosing the came, and
barring and foreclosing the defendants
nnd each of them from any and all
right, title, interest or claim, in or tu
the »aid premise» and every part and
purer) thereof, except the statutory
right of redemption, nnd drrlnring the
lien of plaintiff's suid mortgage to be
prior in time and superior in right to
any lien of tbe defendant, F. E. Rosen
burg. This summons is published once
n week for six sucecssive and conaeeu
live weeks in " T h e Cottage Grove Sen
tinel," a newspaper of general eirculn
lion, published at Cottage Grove, Ore
gon, by virtue of nn order o f Hon. O. F.
Skipworth, judge of tbe above entitled
court, made on the 5tb duv of January,
1815.
The first publication of this Hummons
is on the 8th day of January, 1815, nnd
tbe Inst publication will lie on the 17th
duy of February, 1815.
J . H. MEDLEY,
jS fl7
SCHOOL
Attorney for Plaintiff.
A TTE N D A N C E
IS
GOOD
Supervisory District No. 7 H u Average
O f 95 Per Cent
Florence Shipping moss becoming a
big industry here.
Railroad economies' compel! cutting
Siusluw Port Commission has author
out all advertising folders for western
ized sale of (100,18)0 bond* for harbor
■tatea.
improvement,
Eugene cannery took 2,(99),0(9) pound*
Salem 1» to have a state institution
fruit from growers.
for crippled children.
Ontario— D. M. Taggart has invented
Albany is still pushing for a cannery.
The Multnomah delegation will ask a single-tree of ten times ordinary
tbe legislature for a (1,188),0(8) state strength nnd will manufacture snme
highway fund.
here.
Bnndon spent (70,(88) for sewer and
After being closed down tor two
street work in 1914.
months, the three shingle mills oper­
Marshfield is to huve a new state ated by the L. B .Vlenefee Lumber Com
bs nk.
pany in the Columbia River district will
One firm has shipped out 18) carloads start up January 19.
of Hood River apples.
The opening week of tne legislature
The California Oregon Power
Co. was spent talking economy ul an ex­
plant that burned at Ashland is being pense of (.30(9) per day in lieu of prnc
tiring any.
rebuilt »1 a < "st of (10.000.
Jackaonville— A placer mine n quar
It is believed thut the legislature will
cut out all expensive junketing trips ter of a mile east, at a depth of 4.3
feet is paning great quantities of gold.
this season.
The Oregon Mill
h Grain Co., st
Fort Rock Cougar Valey is to be sup­
plied with telephone service at (15 per Baker will establish a flouring mill ut
Haines.
share,
Baker Herald—Tbe state legislature
liable— Sawmills here will operate
February 1, with prospects for (2381 has a few problems worth considering.
I f they handle these us they should tbe
raise in lumber.
Couch and Mhnttuck M-hools at Port public will allow them to pass up tbe
land put in Fes» oil burners to cost others.
Burn»— The J. C. Turney oil well near
(180,(88).
Haines— J. F. O ’Bryant will erect a ; here is down 2130 feet.
The
ovation given
to Governor
80 by K8) public hail nnd theatre.
Portland mining men will build a gold j Withyrombe at bis inauguration will be
quartz mill on tbe Desehutea near Terra j forgotten compared to the one he will
receive if he unloads a million dollars
bonne to be running by May 1st.
a year o f f the taxpayers.
The Spokesman Review says " W e i
Baker has organized a county humane
come signs of American reaction against j
governmental extravagance appear in i society.
every section of the United States." j A reform bill that wonbl reduce ad­
Let government both state and national ministration costs in higher education is
le* put under the spot light of invest! j the One Board plan for higher educa­
gatton that private business has the j tional institutions. To get rid of dupli­
past few years and the results would be cations and secure centralization nnd
astounding. It is high time business be j business administration is the laudable
purpose of this measure.
gan to investigate the government.
Baker is shipping point for tbe ware ! Last half of December west Coast
points shipped 24,(981,(88) feet of lumber
house industry.
Reported contract
let for railroad I to San Francisco. Coo* Bay sent 9,000,-
(88) feet.
from Hulein to Stayton.
INDUSTRIAL OREGON
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W e are selling all our
Ready Made Wear f
for Ladies, Children, Men and Boys |
at reduced prices before our
According to the report of Supervisor j
C. H Sfnhlmnn for the month of Decern
ner, Supervisory District No. 7 shows an |
attendance average of 95 per cent. Fol
X
lowing is the report in full:
District No. 2, 42, 81, 125, 182, show j
an average [icrccntuge of attendance of
89 District No. 80, 24 . 34, 128, 98.4 per I
cent. District No. 31, 41!, 45, 98 per cent
Union High school No. 8, 97.3 per cent. :
District No. 25. 28, 84, 93, 105B, Hui, |
98.7 per rent. District No. .35, 48, 83. i
95.5 per cent. District No. 38, 50. 124.
I. 30. 94.7 per cent.
District No. 5*. |
II. 3, 118, 177, 178, huve an average of j
93.4 per cent.
District No. 44, 80, 122. ;
82 per cent.
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falling
below
the minimum were No. .37. 105A,
1.3, Union High schools No. 2 and .3. Dis
What do you want anyway? A Sentinel classified ad. will
trict No. .37, 48, 184, were not in session
get it for you. What do you want? Anyway a Sentinel class’:
during December.
The average percentage for the month j
fied ad. will get it for you.
wns 95.
Only two truancy cases have been re \
ported during the year.
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ANNUAL
INVENTORY |
C A L L and S E C U R E B A R G A IN S I
L U R C H ' S !
1914 OREGON M E T A L PRODUCTION
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Preliminary estimates of the output
of metnls from Oregon mines in 1914.
made by Charles O. Yale, of the United
Stntes Geological Survey, show general
decreases from the figures for 191.3. The
gold yield for 1913 was (1.827,710 and |
the estimate for 1914 is about (1,8(8).
(8)0. The silver output for 1913 was
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179,038 fine ounces, and the estimnte
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for 1914 is 128,(88) ounces, or 5.3,000
ounces less. The yield of copper in 1914
was about 5,000 pounds, or 38,(88)
If you have anything you want to trade, from a wife to a muloy
pounds less than 1913, and the yield of
lead was 41,000 pounds, or 48,(88) pounds cow, a want ad. in The Sentinel will do it for you. One cent a word.
less.
There are only about 175 producing
mines in Oregon.
of which 125 nre
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placers, most o f them on a small scale
nnd two-thirds of them hydrnulic mines.
The most productive deep gold produe-
er in the State in 1914, as also in 191.3,
wns the Kninbow Commercial Mining
Co., in the Mormon Basin district, Bnk
cr County. Other lnrge producers in the
same county arc the Columbia Gold
Mines Co., at Sumpter, Cracker Creek
district; Cornucopia Mines Co., o f New
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York. Union and Last Chance mines.
Cornucopia district; Highland Develop­
ment Co., Baker district; Ben Harrison
Mining Co., Ornnite district; and Hon
anza Mining Co., Cornucopia district, i
Outside of Baker County the only pro j
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during deep mine of note is the Hum
boldt Consolidated, in the Mormon
Basin district, Malheur County. The
most important placer producers are the
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Powder River Dredge Co.,
Cracker
Creek district, Baker County; the Sny­
der Consolidated Gold
Mining Co.,
(Ltd.) operating a drift mine in the
Granite district, Baker county; the
Boulder Creek hydraulic and drift mine,
in the Cornucopia district; snd the Tom
East hydrnulic mine in the Grave Creek
district. The yield from the dredging
operations wns greatly in excess o f thnt
from all other forms of placer mining
combined.
By far the largest production of gold
from both deep nnd placer mines con­
tinues to come
from Baker County,
which annually yields about 84 per cent
of the total gold of the State.
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