he Prosperous uuilneu Men
Bring Your Job Wort to ihS
if Cottage urove vtfvemie in
Nugget Job Office.
-.Prices Reasonable
Devoted to the Mining, Lumbering and Fanning Interests of this Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for a Grub Stake.
JiUUUC I
VOL. II
E"kilt & Br!stoVt
BANKBltS.
Transact a ticncraul lyinlUno
Blislac.ss In (ill lis branches.
UoIIhb" urorn, Oregon
;utu
SHAVING PARLOR
IS7ttl CJro. .... Ori'tfiin
O. J. Griffith, j'roj).
m
el. Ki. Y"8
RTTORNBY AT LAW
IOOU.On Main atret, Weil HIiL,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
E3 J- S. Mlilll.liV, s
Attorney At Law,
(IMrnn"llnHlrral,
ICottage Grove., Oregon.
Cy. fliller,
general Blacksmithing.
JwHSooni North of Kiikin & Ilrintow'H
; Cottage ffrore, Oregon.
Mrs. Kollcrlic Schlccf, n. I).
)lseascs of Women and Children
Kottage Grove, Oregon
f&O TO
iMFs. Pet SaiifoB-rs.
Fashionable Dressmaking.
MlhuStrcct Cottage Orovr, Or
feLVO. Psrkins
DEPUTY
BllkS. Mineral Surveyor.
Soecial attention given to Miumi
Kw3 and procuring of Patents.
HG RANTS PASS, UKKC.ON.
CTL. T. HARRIS
Attorney and Counselor-at-I.aw
YftnSeTal attention ulven ' tin
PjM.Jf'M:
First National Hank uuiuung,
Euoknk - - Okkoon.
JU,V1. Stevens,
ttorney-at-Lav
ftigttiai altcutiou given to Mininp
Business and Collection.
SBtroitKttk Oiifoo
1
CHAN, A. IIAIIDY
ir U.ttorneyn and Counnvlor at
ial Attention given lo
fin
m I fl 111 7
Km
i ; ilvewMw of Mines.
35 &W m. I RENSHAW"
EXCHANGE
-o-
Manager
em
.MNgEWINES,
LIQUORS,
(10: .jBH CIGARS
r j MnlnaStreet, Cottage Grove, Ore.
f0r' PfBpJ E R OJrf E K N OX,
SfgPtorney at Law.
.4pB Wentlon paid to Mining Business.
niJlk ''Cottage Grove, Oregon.
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IS l
r- .wwr
jGalifron
FBliLf Piekard 6 Son
-FOB-
ptousc Painting,
gaPaper Hanging
mgh Work,
triage I'amtuig.
Ej&Kf' Guaranteed
SPECIAL NOTION.
.9.?.t!?,: G-'ove, Oregon., ITriday, A.pril 27 1900
JUST ARRIVED
NO. 15
line & Suhr having dlsolved
Ship by mutual consct, ivo
hntnll outBtnnclfiitr accounts duo
WPiKgAprll 1st nro in thu hands of Cuni
FWilngM;, Hawloy for collection and nn
tttlemontof rmstduo accounts is
L9a.
CCMIII.VU &. II.UVt.EY.
Our Spring line of ladies
Dress Skirts, Underskirts
and Parasols.
Silk Capes; Fancy Rib
bons, and many other new
things, too numerous to
mention.
FOR GENT'S FURNISH
INGS Our stock is more com
plete than ever before.
"C" Us, "C"?
'ristow.
;HoneuenoBOHcaHoncnROHcri9aoHoaoiiosHaHcacDK4)0.tBoaoaoHOHOBoaE3OHonneHOHooHeHB
Why
was
Buy your Spring Goods now and
have them all ready. We are liable
to have warm weather most any
time now.
We have a large line of spring and summer goods. Shirt waists,
crash skirts, covet cloth to make bicyle suits, 124 to 20. cts per 'yard.
Full assortment of colors of wash silks and satins. Nice line of pj 1
dress goods, 18 to 60 cts per yard. Under skirts 50 c'ts to $3.00.
Did you see our childieus' hoods, etc? Have an excellent line.
Hoys' striped sweaters 50 cts.
GA.RMAJST fe jSTEWJLA.lSrD.
2BononoHononoEoaouoHoaoHoaHouijnaoaoHuaE33a3OH-?sBaeE0a9nouenenoB3Hf5oa:oiiain9nonH
LUND ft HANSEN
Estimators and Locators
01'
TIMBER LAND.
Parties wishing to be located -on
Timber Land will find it to their
advantage to consult us.
GLASS Bon Ton
PROPRIETORS OF.
We have had Sixteen Years
experience in the timber land busi
ness and guarantee satisfaction.
Collage Grove
Planioi Mill!
fj.UND & HANSEN,
Hotel Sherwood,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
1
Rotet Siscjcm
HOIJ.UNimCK BROS. AND
URISTOW.
Headquarters for Mining
men.
Hvery wanf attended to. ' o
KUGKNB, ------
Qkkgon.
TAKK N0TI0U.
Mv cuslomcrH will find a-lino of my
fruah caudles now at my old place.
Plenso call on ua for tho (jonulno article.
D . Lincoln.
We are now prepared to furnish
all kinds of Brackets, Mouldings,
Cornice, Sash and Doors, Door and
Window frames, Screen Doors,
Windows, Pickets, etc.
Woodwork of all kinds made and
repaiied. We will also work Floor
ing, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, or
size Studding, etc.
PRICES REASONABLE
SHOP NEAR S. P. DEPOT
BROS. MEAT MARKET!
Main Street
Collage Grove, Oregon.
Supply house for
Cottage Grove
and Bohemia.
R. A. SANDERS,
I'UOI'UIKTOlt OK
warning: .
To tho peoplo of CottiiRO Grove and
vicinity. You nro hereby warned and
strictly forbidden not to allow dogs to fol
low yon whon Kolns n or passing
through my promises.
X U. .UUr.VUIiA.MJ.
Wines, Ljquors and Cigars.
Choice Brands.
A Eavorite Resort.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
S'on't Tobacco Sjilt an. I Kmclio our l ire Avrnr.
To quit tobacco cuslly ami forovor, ho mag
flet!o, tull or ll(o, ncrvo ana vigor, talto No-To
Uao, tho wonilor-worHcr, that inultos woult mcu
etronc. AH druggist, COa or 81. Curot'uarau.
tot'il. Uooldot and oarapio roo. Aildreta
tcrllus Xleuiedy Co., GMe&j or Nnv Yori-
Send your orders.by Telephone,
W. II. Beagle,
N0TICK FOIt 1'UIILIC.VTIOK.
United States Land Olllco, Koteburg, Oregon.
Fobrunry 27. liXH).
Notlco 18 horoby Riven thjit In eorapllanco
with tho provisions of the act of Congress of
Juno 3, 187S, entitled "An net for tho sale of
timber lands In tho Btat09 of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
Clement 1'latt of Cottago Grove, County of
Ijine, State of Oregon has this day filed In this
ollleo his sworn statement No. 8S3, for tho pur
ehaso of tho NE i of Hoctlon No. H, In Town
ship No. 22 S. ItangoNo. 3 W., and will offer
proof to show that the land sought Is more
valuable for Its timber or stone than lor agri
cultural purposes; and to establish his claim to
said land boforo the Register and Itccolver of
this otllce,at Itoseburg, Oregon, o:i Wodnesday
tho 9th day of JIuy 1000. si
Ho mimes ns witnesses:
Henry Hanson, O.O. Lund, of Eugeno, Ore
gon, Olo Hcgaas, Ole Itoo, of Dncoda, Washing
ton. Any and all porsons claiming advorsoly tho
aboro-doscrlbcd lands nro requested to lllo
tholr olulins In this olUco on or boforo said 9th
day of May 1900. v
J T. BRinOES,
Hosiitcx,
MINFS m MIMING.
Devoted to Bohemia Notes and Mining Items of General Interest W
Mining Meif.
Bohemia, Aprii 20, 1960'.
Another light fall of snow today.
Harvey Johnston and Albert Osner of the Golden Slipper are out
for a recreation.
Ernest I,ockwood, C. I Patterson and James Pitcher arrived iit
camp this w'eek.
Dick Jennings of the Helena left for a few days outing this week.
Cole's pack train is making regular trips to the mine s now, the"
snow being gone on the summit of Grouse Mountain. '
Holderman & Hickey finished their big contract oil the Montana
Comnany's group of mines the forepart of this week.
Already several parties are in the field making spring locations.
It is reported that D. B. Murray of Noonday fame has formed a new-
company east for the purpose of opening up a new property on Noonday
road near the Ridge hotel.
Another rich strike in the Music mine. This time in No. 6 or the-
deepest level. This ore is of sufficient richness to be sacked and
shipped which the management is doing.
The Helena is taking out some of the richest ore yet encounteredr
from the upraise. This ore is a porous honey combed quartz, almost
wired together with gold.
B. K. Woiley is working a force of men on his mines recently
bonded fromLeroy Bios, near Judsons Rock.
It is rumored that the Calapooia group will put on a force of men
about May 1st.
Frank Patterson is looking for a balloon to find his claim, known
as the Jupiter, which has lately departed from its original place of dis
coveiy in Champion canyon. We suggest a trip to' Lick observatory.
H. M. Bowers is locating a group for himself and eastern parties,
northwest from the Noonday mill. This is a locality in which some
very fine properties have already been opened up.
In our rounds over camp a few days ago we came in contact wit'i
some specimens of notices on quartz claims, some of -which reads as fol
lows. "Notice: The Oyster Soup. We claim 15 feet of this quartz
mine. For further particulars enquire at Roseburg." "Notice: i.The
undersigned claim 750 feet each way from this snag or stump and warn
all parties not to trespass, and shall be known as the Minnie mining
claim." "Notice. We claim everything inside the boundaries of
these stakes anyone caught on this claim will be prosecuted. The
name of this mine is Broadajce." ''Notice of quartz mine. We have a
hole 10 feet deep and intend to. hold same and have located a mine.
Also this is the extension of the Minnie raining claim." We will not
publish the names of these prospectors for various reasons, but will
only say such locations are not worth the paper they are written on, and
men so silly as to try to hold mining claims with such description ought
to be exiled to the Philippines to teach the natives new principles in
foolishness. Men of this calibre are a menace to public safety and
ought not to be allowed to run at large. Still some of them are just
the kind' some companies are looking for to manage mining properties
for them and they will continue to do so till our Oregon legislature pro-1
vides some special act to exclude such ignorance from the management
of mines, then there will not be half the failures. There is in Bohemia
a number of fine properties handled by just such persons who don't
know a square set of timbers from a protected cruiser, and when men of
mining ability come to look at property it is never in creditable shape.
Nothing in sight and they turn away in disgust and go somewhere else.
L,et our legislature appoint a board of mining examiners make it their
duty to examine all aspiring candidates for the position of superin
tendeut, and if found competent, issue a license for one year at $50 sub
ject to beit'g revoked at any time if found issued to the wrong man.
Then create the office of mining inspector and make it his duty to either
examine mines personally or through a competent deputy at every camp
in the state. When this shall have been done the product of Oregon
mines which is already large, will be more than double, and more men
employed. It will protect superintendents, bring more capital to the
state and will benefit iu a dozen ditfereut ways.' Mining in Oregon has
become a reality. The state is rapidly coming to the front on her own
merits and if properly represented would iu a short time show a re.
markable increase in production of precious metals. Let some of our
recently nominated candidates for representatives bear this iu mind and
try and introduce a bill at the coming, session to benefit the greatest irw
dustry of our great commonwealth.
IT IS HERE I
The Largest Stock in South Lane!
O Consisting of O
Shelf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves aud Tinware; Pumps, Pipes and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS !
Guns and Ammunition, Studebrker Wagons, Canton Clipper Plows,
Harrows, Etc.. For Miners Supplies, the only house South of Port
land. Give us a call. GRIFFIN & VEATCH.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
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