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VOL. IV.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, FRIDAY,. JULY 18, 1902.
1. .
NOTJOH l'"()H PUBLICATION.
Ullll.'il Wall l,aii(l Olllie, I
Itosubtirg, Ore.. .Iiiih) 1! 1 1 ti . 1 1M.
Notice. Im hereby kIvmi thitt In rim -plhincc
with U111 jirovlslons of the
net of Congress of J tint II, 1N7H, hi
lltli'il "An act. for tliii null- of timber
IuiiiIh In tin1 Hlntes of California, Oil
tun, Nevada, mill WiiHlihiiriou Ter
ritory." iih extended to nil llu Pub
lic l.nnd Hint cm by net of Anirlist I.
Wi, Adelbert .1. Mclnlvie, of lb
iililaui, County of Clichuils, State nf
Wash., lias I Ills day lllcil Infill ofllio
Ii Im Hworu HlutiMiiiMit No. 20.1, for (lie
iiiii-cIiiihii of tlio I'- X of (lie HV ,H
of tln'HI-;koIH. liiii No. II). Township
'No. Ill Mouth, or Ilium') H West itiul
will tiffcrpronf to show that fliit lnr.il
nought Is inure valuable forltH tim
ber or stone tliini for agricultural i
purposes, and to establish IiIm claim i
to said In ml before Marie J,. Want.
II. H. ConiiiilxMloiu'r ut KitKViii'. 1
Oickoii. 011 .Moiuluy the l!iti, iln.v j
of Sept.. 11)02.
lilt IIIIIIH'N MM WltllCSMIt. I
OlofOlsjrg.l'liiirlcsOlivri;. Iljuliiuir
Nelson, fleo. W. Hhnw, of iloiiilriui, 1
WhmIi, I
Any inn) till persons rlnliiiliin; ml
verscly the above-described lands
arc reiiltostcd to II If their claim In I
Ull nlllce on or isiore sum iiniiony
of Hcil.. llnS.
.1. T. llllllKlliS. ltclnlrr.
Nonoi: I'ou puiimcation.
Waited Slutcs l.nwl OHIcc.
UoelitllK, Oil'., Jllliu Illlll. IWJ.
Notice Ih hereby lilven Hint in cum
illiinci! It ti llie iiriivlnliiiM uf the ui't of
HiL'ii'tii or J line : . IK7H. entitlcil "An
nrtfiirllie .il(il llniln'r IuiiiIh in llin
Ntuttw of ('Hlifiirulii.Oroittin, Nevnilii inn I .
WiiHliliiKtim Ttirrltiiry," n oxtemli-il to
iillthn I'nlillu l.iui'l Nuiim by m-l of Au
(jiifl -I, IH'j;', UltuiiI HlrutliiK, ii( I'noe,
(,'niltity of Mlllo bii-H, HtnliHi! .Minn., Iiiih
tliUilay lllcil In tlilx ulHcc IiIk oh urn
tHli'incnt N11. 2717, fur the lillri'linrv of i
the SK l-luf HiiIIoii Nil 1TJ in Town-,
i-lili No. S, Uhiip- Nn. (I V. m:il Mill '
olH-r prunf to "Inn llmt llieliiinl kiiiikIiI
l mure viilmilile fur it IIiiiImt or "tiiini I
Ih a 11 fur iiurii'liiturHl nrfvr, nml to,
i-ntulilluli bin cluliu In Hit i-1 Intel In-lorn j
Mnrin b. wure, I' .S. ('niiiiiii'Hioiicr j
(it Knuriie. Orerfon. on U'lilm-mlny, till) I
3nl lUynf rieit. HHii!. i
lie iminemiH Itiiiimeii :
I It-iiry Htrntlitif, of I'wme, Minn.. ('.
K. Trumbull, John Winner, Uii Allen, I
of Drain, Oievtou. ,
Any n:ii ull iien'OinelaluiliiK inlvcrne- i
v tlie lMivi-.li-i.rrllMiJ IuiiiIh iiro n-Hiitx-lM
to file their eliilniH In tliln iiiricc
DO or before H.1I1I 3M il.iv of Sept., ItKK.. '
J. T. IIkIImikh, Itiylnlcr.
- - - - - - -1
NOTIfK KOIl PIJIII.lfATION. ,
I'tilteil HttiH'H Iwiud Onleo. i
ItiiHeburK. Olv.. .Mnv IS. IWIS. I
NutUe In hereby Klven tlmt In com
tw, lilbiUtlSJiVltli tbirivlHlon ill the itfct
ifTftBRn-'S- of June 3. 1S7K. eiitlll.il
"An net for the wile of IIiiiImt IuiiiIh :
In the HtnteM of ('nllfornbi, On-Kon.j
Neviuln, ami ViiMhltiton Territory."'
iim extemkil In all the Public l.miil '
Hlatin bv net of Aiitfiwt 4, 1M)S. Noah '.
11. Alley, of r.iiKone, County of Iaue.
Hlate of Oreuou. Iiiih (IiIm ilay tlleil in
ibU ntfliebU Mxvorn Htuteinent No.
StS'l. for the lilirehiiHe of tilt NIC of ,
Hectblll No. 2S III TovuhIiI No. SI,
ii....... v. i U'..mI mihI will iiffne 1
Itnitao N'l. I nt, mill W ill iuei
liroof to MllllW ! lint till lllllil HOUKIlt (
Ih more vnlualile lor iim tiiiiiK'r or'
Htnnc than fur iiLcrleultural pin-pom',
mid in eMtabllMli IiIm claim to miiIiI
laud More the KeitlMter anil Itecelver
..1 tiiu ..m.... nt lloMi.bnrir. Oreiron. on
... . - -: -- ....... t
Saturday, the Sfltli day of July, 11W
lie iianieH an wltiieMHCM:
Kiln T. 1'Nlier, of luueiie, ()'.,
Cotvlme C. Alley. Minnie W. .Shupe.ot
How-burn;. Ore.. A, P. (Hiurelilll, of
Cottage llrove, Orv.
Aliv mid ull ikthiiiih clnliiilinr nil
vorxelv tlie abuviMleMcrllH'il IuiiiIh are
IvuiluAteil to llle their clallilM In thin
1 1 like on or More nnld SDIh day of
July, 1IM1. . ,
J. T. lliiiiuiKM, IteglMler.
NOTICB VOU Pltlll.lCATlON.
' Unllcil-KtiitcH Laud Olllcc.
Itow'biin: On'Kon, May IS. ItxiS.
Notice Ih heivby nlven tlmt In coin
nllance with the. provlHloiw of the net
of CoiurivMH of June it, 187S, entitled
"An act for the miiIo of tlmlmr IuiiiIh
In the Htaliw of California, OivkOii,
Nevada, mid WaHhlngton Territory,"
iim extended to all the Public Land
Htiiteaby act of AumiHt I, 1S8S, Mill
ule W, Hliilpe, of HiiHeburjr. County of
DoubIiih, Htato of Oregon, Iiiih thin
ilav IlK'il In thlH olllco her hwoiu
Htateinent No. 55IS3, for the puicluiKo
of the SliK of Section No. SS, in Two.
No. SI, ItaiiKO No. 1 Went, and will
offer proof to mIiow that the land
HOiiKht Ih 1110111 valuable for Hh tim
ber or atone than for amleultnnil
purnoHeH, nnd to eHtabllHh her clalin
to huIiI land More the IlejilHter mid
Itecelver of thin olllco at ItoHoburtf.
tliVKon, on Haturday, the Stlth day
of July, 11)1)2.
Mho naiiieH an wltnewtH:
A, P. Cliurchlll, or CottiiKo drove,
Ori'Kon. Cot rliino (J. Alley. ItoMeburur,
Oregon, Noah II. Alley lilln T. I'lnhcr
Kugenii, Oregon,
Anv nnd all peirtoiiH claiming nil
vetwlv the nbove-dcMcrlbed lamina re
reiiucHted t IH" their elalmH In thlH
otllcH on or before mild 8(1 day of .1 uly
100S. .1. T. IIuiiiuuh, IteglHler.
NOTICK I'OH I'UllblOATION.
Unlloil Hlittn l.miil oniro,
Itoreliurn, Ore., April W2.
III AUItMHl . lt " IIIIII1 II. piiihiiu ill ruumo,
County otKliiir,BiHtootwiiiilnKlnnhllililiiy
Hleil (ii thin olttoo bit worn Utoment No.
Mil), for Iho rurcliBM, of (bo 81. i l ft
lion No. 11 In Tnwiulill; No l, UmiiiuNo. 5
Wont, unil will olloriiroof tofhow Hint tlio Unrt
nnicit U mnr valimblo for lla tlinliororttone
tlmn lor Krlculturl imriiocii. and to inlab.
1 ih lili aliiliii to iiilil land boforo Mario L, r,
UH Conimliwloner t KiiKono, I.nno Co.,Oro.
gon.on lliOtlltlilay.of Auiiuit, Wl.
lla imnici wltninfoiu
.Diivo Muridiy, J11I111 Murfliy, of KuKone,
lm Co., Oreiton, UciirKu J.ueo, tdwiinl 1'ottll,
of Alm. LaiwCo., Oroitou . -, ,
Any and alt lmrnonii olalmliiK adversely tlio
aliovo ito.orlliod Inmla aro rootioslod to lllo
llu-lrclalmiiln ihU olllco un or before mild Dili
day of Angi.lt, MI. jr,MmitegWQri
JEROME KNOX
rfttomey-at-Laiv
I'rbinjajUinjonjiald to Minliur Iluilneii.
PnTTACSU G0VK, Okb.
Nntlro In lieri'liy Klviiii Unit In coniplUiico
Willi tha iirnvUlnii" f Urn Ml iif CniigreM of
Ji iu8, WH. omltlo.1 "An not fiir thoiuiloof
tl iiilior anil In tlm Hliitosut CiillfornU, Ore
iim Kovml. mnl vthlnglon Territory,"
I ... ull (Lrt I'lllill I Jillll HIIIICII IIV KCI
Uwli.;
4
41
THOMSON'S
BIAS-GORED
"MILITANT"
4 corset 4
THE ACME OF CORSET ELEGANCE.
Garman & Ilemenway's
MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
To make room for onr Lfirge Stock of Pall
Goods, now Ordered, will give a-Discount of
From 1U to 25 percent, on all Odds and Hnds.
This will be a iMoney-Saving Proposition to j'&u.
MITU'I! KOIl I'lMII.MWTIOV.
I'llltr. HIHIi-l Idlllil OlDro
ICii.dl.llTff. OrMfiin. JutiD 10. Ull'
v..lli I. linmlir L'lrnn lhl In isitniillm 1. 1 it Irli
Tim iir. tlliilii lit liiourt I iiniimi(Jilliti.1.
viilliltnt - An Vi' f.ir ilm 4io nl TimtMjr l.ni.l
.'rcrjf.T.i":..
.Uhtii- lml Puitt .jr .it of Anicitot I. im.
J. hn T Ml ( i mifire jlnivo. rninir
' Ijhio KikI" "1 orri.n lw Uiin ily Hint In
,i,i,m,v lilmironi .ui.i.unl So. SiTf. for the
pumIl - o ntlho l.ll I, i.. nml II nl F.m-IIihi
will offer iriMif fukliuvr thnl tlic Unit miukIii Ii
no
mini irilitHiiio iiir ii innucr or xiiii-c iiihii inr
lllll'lllluriil liimwfj,
nml In iu!MIi iil
riHini in mih iiei
I...I,,.., I.Tln I. War...
' ". !Vn",:1'",5.r. ."' r-"'''t
Hjitiir.iAV iiieniiBT hi m-piHmur. iii.
Iln linlut-HHWUI I'WIM
T M.Hnillli. I'. H. Ilriiiiitiy, of I'iiIIiim (Inive,
Ijino Cn., Or. A.J Anilurnin, M. I'lli-hor. ol
Sur.Oin.
ny nml nil Kmniii ntatiiitiiR mlvrnol)
llip iiliAi.-.lffctltHsl Umlf iiru ruiiu-leil lo Itle
lliclM-lnlniii In I'lfli-il im ur lAifurn .lil 0
iUyi.Silciiilrle
J. T. limine". ItriMar.
NOHCK lOlt PUIIMCATION.
United Htutos blind Olllco,
Ho-eliuri:. Onvon. Apr. It), IDOS.
Notice Ih hereby plven tlmt in com
pliiitico with the proviHtoiiM 01 the net of
CoiiKrCHiof Jilliu , IH7S, eillitleil "All
net forlhu (iiln of liuiliur IhiuIh in the
in tlio Suite uf CMIiforniii Otetron,
Neviuln, nnd Wnidiiiiutoti Territory," 11s
exlcmleil to ull the Public burnt Kltttei
by nct of AngiiMt t, 1SWS, Dillii'iin Scott,
of Kugene, County of biuie, Suite ol
Oregon, Iiiih tbiridiiy lllcil In thin olllco
his hwoiu Hlnteiiiuat No.' S2S9, for the
iiiircliiitie of the NV 1-4 of Section
No. !I0, Tonimhip It), South, of
ItniiKon WcmI, nml willolTor priHit to
hIiow that the litiul soubIiI in more
viiliinble for H timber ur eloiui Hint for
iiK'rliMilliirul piiriKcn, nml In etiiblnli
IiTh c.IiiIiii to H.ilil I11111I liefino the lien
Inter nml Itecelver of this otllce at Hone
burn, Oregon, on Thurailuy, tlio -.Mill
day of July, 1U0S.
1 lu niiiiiCH an wuncpecB:
John It. Iliitclton, Arthur K. Smith,
U'u lliizutton, Wan un O.binitli.olCrow,
Oregon.
Any imu mi permim rniiming nnverau
lv tlio iilmi-cilcKcrllitil IhikIs iiro ie
11'ucHtcil lotllu lliclr, clulnm In thin olllco
on or before mild Slth day of July, 100S.
J. I. uiiiodKH, itcmicr.
NOTICK KOH PIJIIUCATION.
United Statea Land Office,
ItOHelmrg. Ore., April SI, 1U0S.
Notice Is hereby irlven that In com
pllance with the provisions of tlio act '
1 . .. ... a 1.. .1 1UTJ .....I.I...1
"An act for tlio sale of tinnier hinds
In the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, ami 'WuHliliiKtdn Territory,"
as extended to all tho Public Land
Stnttis by act of August -1, 1M)S, Louis
Webort of Aurora, County of Marlon,
State of Orcgtm has this day filed In
thlHoffleo IiIh Hworn Htuteinent No.
22 17, for tho purchase of the NK Ji of,
SectlonNo.SO, Township SO South,
of ltaimo 0 West and will offer proof
to show that the land sought Is more.
Vnltiabto-for Its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes and to es
tablish his claim to said land before
Miirle-L, wiuv, U S, coinmlsslonerr
at Kiigeno, Oregon, on Mon
day the 28th day of July, 11)02.
Ho niuncH ii witnesses:
O. W. Fry, A. M. Fry, C. Snyder, K.
Will, of Aurora, Oregon.
Any mul all persons claiming ad
versely the above, described lands hid
requested to Mo tliulr claims In this
office on or beforo witd SSth divy of
July, 1102. ' , t
J, T, DiiinoKS, Itcglster.
01 i:ongienn o)juiioi, ioin, uiiuiu-ii
Drugs llko wearing apparel to
give best results must bo of best
quality. Benson Drug Cn. always
keeps tbo purest drugs .obtainable
! -I-
l-.-l-
Thompson's Glove Fitting
CORSETS.
Arc the only land to buy and vc have tlicin in all
shapes and sizes.
t -i a in t
A Fine Line of Oirdlcs for 'Summer, Very
Popular. Pont fail to sec them.
A I'uSl Line, of Salin
Tlicy lire the very Intcst.
Prices arc Cheap.
Our New KID GLOVKS are
belter than the old ones. They
:ire the best value to be round for
the Price $1 00, 51.25. and $150
per pair. Wjc also have n line at
ii .25 per pair that you can v a 1 1
EAK1N & BRISTOW,
The Lending irl ere hunts.
COMMEiSrCIiSrGr JULY
LEADERS IN MERCHANDISING
Cottage Grove, Oi'tjjroii.
atiBaiieBODeBe'ioDeoeHOBOooicDeReBaBoHOH0DiieBianeB
c
11IGHGIUDC
PIANOS AND ORGANS
Direct from the Factories;
We are sole Agents for Oregon and can save you the
middle man's profits: We will take your old Piano or-Orgnn in
part payment for n new one and let you pay the balance in small
inontlily, or yearly paments. We are the sole Agents for
the celebrated TROWHRIDGIi Piano. Write us for Cata
logue and prices.
MORRIS & CRAW,
Ninth Street, Eugene, Oregon.
NOTICK KOH PUIIMCATION.
Unltiil StnteH Laud Office,
KoKcbuiK, Oix-Kon. April SI, 1IXIS.
Notice Is liui-oby kIvuii that In com
pliance with (lie provlriloiiH of the
act of CongreMM of June :i, 187, en
titled "An act for the Hale (if timber
IuiiiIh In the KtutcH of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Ter
ritory," im extended to all tlio Pub
lic l.uuil HtnteM by act of AugiiHt-1,
1SUS, OeorKe W. Fry, of Aurora,
County of .Marion, State of Oregon
Iiiih thlH day tiled u this officii bin
Hworn statement No SSJS.fortho pur
rlianc of the NKKof Section NolH,
Township SO South, of Hnnex (I West
nnd vlll offer proof to show that the
laud sounlit Ih mort valuable for IIh
tliubci-iir Htotiu than for aurlcnlturnl
purpoK'H and to establish his claim
to said laud before Marie L. wniv,
U, 8. coiiimlHslouer ,at Kiigene.
oregoh, on .Monday the SSth day of
July. 11)02.
lie names as witnesses:
h. Webort, C. Snyder. K. Will, A.
M. Kiy, of Aurora, Oregon,
Any and all ersous claiming ml.
versely the above described lands am
reuuesled U lllo their claims. In tins
office on or before Haiti SSth, day of
...... .......
,juiy, iuo;
J", T. Bi!Ukii:h, Iteglster.
NOTICE roil IH'llLICATIOS.
t'littpdBtatM Und Onii p.
ltomiburk, OreKoii, Afrll 18, 1 WW.
with the i.rnvl.loiu of Ilia not of OonaiDM of,
noiico ii nt-reoy given innv ,u rum
'Jtm 3, i&iK, entitled "An Act for Iho nalo ol
Timber Unililn tin, Blalei oirallf.iriila. ore- umoer lauuj in ine mjbui i ainurnia, wv
ton, Nevada, and Waihlimton Territory." an i g. rjovada.and Haihlnston Territory," ah
extomlod loalt Ihe publlo land ilatea by aet of , vxlended to all tho Public Land statu by aet
AiiKiiat I, mi. Mn. .May Manning, of Kngene. of Angnut 1. IKW, rharlei K, M. Brown, of hn
('iiinty of Uno. State olprogon. hai thli day I Rene, County of Una. state of Oregon, hui thli
tiled In tbli olllee her iworn statement Ko. seal, day mod In thli ofllee hU iworn itatement No.
tor the piirehaao of Ihe NBlf otioellon Xo. II.
tnwnth p'JOH.rango a tte.t.nnd ttlllorterirooi
tokhowfhat the land loughUi nioro valuable ,
Irt. II. limits, if. ulr.iin lli.ii rnrnf.rli.nl I II ml m
iionei.and Inoitabtlih hlaelalm lofiitd land be-!
lore Mario I.. IVaro, I'. 8. Conmilwiloncr at 1
nun linn ne.
inlxttloiicr at
vuiiiiini piif
Kiigeno, Oregon, on Vrlday, tho iiin day of
juiy.iwu.
Him iiuniAii uf wltnbmes!
d. . . ynitf.,,ii v. ... n.invnii
K. n.Sinltli. nf Kncune. Orciron.
J.N. lUndall, C. H. M. llrown, Maggie brown,
Auyanilaliiarion claiming adverrely the
abore-deerln.'d landa aro requeued In Hie
their vlalnil In Ihln ottlm on or betori) aeld th
nay oitiniyi iiv
J. T. llaiixiiti, JtegUtor,
Do you want tasell your prop
erty? We will do it for you. Cot
tage Grove Investment Co., Room
a, Finn Bid,
I- ! -I-
rAI155HAPf
6 Hour hip)
THE. OLD RELIABLE
Grocery Store
Caries a full line of Staple
nnd Fancy goods, Granite,
Crockery, Tin and Glassware,
Vegetables, Plour, Peed, Oats,
Ilay and everything the
farmer or the bousewifo needs.
Produce of all Kinds taken
in exchange:
It will be n pleasure at all
times to show our goods and
you are earnestly requested to
call ntul examine them.
II III tint ! All Compttlon
In 1'rlccs,
SKlLLMAN & GAROUTTE
Successor to Baker & Johnson
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE
NO TICK I'OU PUBMCkVTION.
United State! Land Oftlre,
RoteliurK. Or., April, IS, IWi
Notlcoli hereby ulven that In compllaiu'e
Willi tbo provlllolu of Ihe HOI ol COllgreu 01
Junes, M7IJ. entitled ."An aet for the lale of
avw-'.ior , rUreoa m iuo m u m wi;
Uon No. H in Timnnhlp No. 50. Kantii No. a
Wl. and wilt oner proof to bow lhat ihe
.... . ....... . . ,.- .
mona limn
for agricultural purpoi-oit and to
hli claim to laid land before
etablll
Marie 1 vara, U, 8. Coniuiluloner at Ku
none. Orea-on. on Kitdav. tho 'th day of
Jnly,llJ. '
Ilenainei ai-ttnes.etii
J. N. Jlandull.May Manning, W. 1. Manning,
E. O. Binltli, of Kugene, Oregon.
Any and all penona claiming adversely the
abovo deibrlbeil laiuiiaro renuettod to flic
thetrclaliqi in thi offHo on or boloro latd D4th
day of July. HUM,
J. T. IUP)CXi RogUtor,
Wo have on hunrt a large stock of
kiln-dried lloorinn, colling mid rustiu in
grudod 1 unit 9. Mt u a hhiko yo
bjicciiil prices.
IIOOTII-KSI.I Y bl'MnHB Co.
IOCS
cvoTod to D6henrti-a NoFci and
Items f foncrtr
Well Known Merc. 'BrcssiiiK rapidly, four feet being
The following article is from the 'added to the tunnel being driven
editorial page of llic New Knglatid I directly on the vein which shows
Journal for Investors, published at ' at the opening tube abdut 1 8 feet
lloston, Mass., and which devoted j wide.
many pages to the Hohetnia Mining j A good crew of men are at work
District, of its ijiue of July 5. The; on the Hiawatha, and since oper
geutleiuen referred to are well'ations commenced on thW com-
known here, and their western
friends will be pleased to learn that
they are so pleasantly spoken of'
abroad:
" i he great Hoheraia Mining Dis-
trict of Oregon is attracting much
attention throughout the country-
at the present time, and seems des-
tmed to become one of the famom ' xissiblc to say at this time,
gold producers of the times. Its' At the LeRoy camp a crew ol
importance must be recognized by' 12 men are at work repairing
mining men and investors, and nc-j and excavating preparatory to the
cordingly the Journal for Inventors installation of machinery recently
has devoted much space to it this oidered which will arrive about the
week, offering besides a special ar-' 25th of this month. A new level has
tide by Mr. George W. Lloyd of been started on this property open
this city, the copy of a contribution I ing up a large ore chute showing
by Mr. James P. Kimball in the better ore than ever before brought
Mining and Engineering Journal, to light on this property. Mr.
Hoth gentlemen are authorities on King expresses his belief that the
mining matters. J LeRoy property is the biggest and
Mr. Lloyd is a Massachusetts
boy, but went west over 25 years
ago, and has grown up with the
country. He located in Iown n this company large diviJends for
1876, and engaged in railroad work J years to oome: the gwat depth that
for the ensuing four years In r88o,cau be obtained by tunnelling,
he went to Leadville, Colo., and thereby avoiding expensive Durni)-
there, associating himself with Mr.
Charles J Moore, began the prac
tice of mining engineering. Until
two years ago he resided in Colo
rado, and at least three-fourths of
his time has been employed in
mining litigation. During the past
20 years there have been but few
important mining suits that he has
not been connected with. His at
tcntiou was called to the Bohemia
Mining District nearly three years
ago. He visited the district ill Au
gust in 1899, and after a careful ex
amination made up his mind that
it would in time rival Cripple Creek
m Us yearly-protlticUon.. He was.
impressed with the strong fissure
veins traversing the district, and
heat once saw that the precipitous
hillsides offered exceptional oppor
tunities for tunnel work, thus
doing away with expensive ma
chinery for hoisting and pumping
purposes. Today Mr. Lloyd is
loud in bis praises of the district.
Mr. James P. Kimball is also a
native of the Bay state. He was
born in Salem, April 26, 1836, and
was educated at the Lawrence sci
entific school of Harvard, the uni
versities of Berlin and Gottingeu,
and the Freiburg school of mining.
Subsequently he followed a prac -
item course 111 engineering, mining
and metallurgy at Freiburg, Sax
ony. On his re'.urn to the United
States lie became connected with
the state geological surveys of Wis
consin and Illinois. He was pro
fessor of chemistry and economic
geology at the New York state ag
ricultural college at Ovid in 1861-2,
nnd tljen became assistaut adjutant
general of volunteers, with the 1 fourth of it and panned it Wednes
rank of captain. In this capacity; day morning and got almost a
he served during the Civil war as!qi,!lrter of a teaspoonful of gold.
chief of staff to Gen. Marsena R
Patrick, participating in tlie cara
paigus'of the army of the Potomac.
He afterwards seried on the gen
eral staff under 4McCtellaii, Burii
sidet Hooker and Meade, succes
sively. Failing health led to his
resignation from the army in 1863,
and then making New York City
his residence he resumed the prac
tice o( his profession. In 1S74 he
became honorary professor of geol-
oi:y at Leiitgu university, ana
thenceforth until 1885 resided at
Bethlehem. Pa. He was appointed
tu June, isss, director ol tne '""
Unitetl States ititut, at the head of , ssfd to the incorporation, o be
a lutreau in Wasbiugton, under the paid for in full by deed to said in
control of which all the mints and, corporation of certain mines owned
assay offices of the United States I by the incorporators in proportion
were placed in 1873. Dr. Kimball ! o the value agreed upon by said
wnmemher nf scientific societies, incorporators. 1 he remaining 350,-
n.,d wan vice.nreslde.it of the
was vice-president
American Institute of Mining En
gineers in 1881-2.
Hiawatha
Mr. J. C. Johnson, secretary of
the Hiawatha Mining nud Milling
Co , returned from Bohemia Satur
day evening after u two weeks tour
of the district, with Mr. A. P.
King, a mining man of San Jose,
Calif. These gentlemen visited all
of the principal mines as well as
itianv ol tlie prospects ol the camp
and in an interview with a repre
sentative of the Nugget reports
great activity throughout the entire
district.
While building a trail a few days
ago Supt. Russell uncovered a
vein of fine milling ore on n vacant
piece of ground adjoining the com
pany's property on the north and
located and named the same thi
Hiawutha Fraction. This exceed
ingly rich vein added to the com
pany's valuable properties gives
them in ull four veins of free ore.
Work on this prop' riv is now pro-
WIM
inror'ejr to Mining Mo
pony' property June 1st a fine
showing lias been Made, About a
mile and u half of first class trail
has been made, over sixty foot of
( tunnel has been driven on the main
, lec'ge, and last week broke into a
very large licit free milling chute
of ore, the extent of which is im-
bet thing ill the camp, the big
slrbng veins showing such good
values in ore, unlimited, insures to
ing and hoisting machinery and the
great timber and water facilities 011
the property, allow the company to
mine their ores at very small ex
pense. Famous Old knDtt Mine.
"Dug" Ladd, tile manager of
the famous old Kuotl mine on
Grouse mountain, Bohemia, this
week let a contract to Carl Coats
which goes into effect uext week.
The work will be done on the shaft
which was sunk two year3 ago.
When' the' shaft was sunk to its
pteseut depth of 55 feet, &o jeet
frcdp ,the old sbaft from -which
thousands of dollars was taken,
they struck immense quantities of
rich gold bearing ore. It is the in
ten lion of the owners to go down
50 feet further and then crosscut to
determine the width of the ledge.
Mr. Coits wi 1 commence work
next week, and will push the work
with all possible speed. It is the
intention of the owners to put a
mill on the property next year.
Found Cropping?. '
The Juiidson Rock people arc
highlv elated over a recent finding
on the Pilot Boy claim. As the
contractors were going down to the
ibjg
tunnel to cemmence work
about a week ago Dan Colton
picked up some float which looked
"good to him," upon panning it
was lound good After consulting
Col. Blair of this city it was de
termined to go in 011 the croppings
and find out what they had there.
Tuesday Col. Blair received a Pe
dro tobacco sack filled with the ore
from the first shot. He took one
Phis cropping is that Qt the raatu
ledge about 300 feet above the big
tunnel which is now being driven.
New Mining: Company,
At the county clerk's office in
Corvallis, The Great Eastern Min
ing Company has filed articles of
incorporation. The incorporators
are Horace Lilly, T. II. Wellsher.
August W. FUoher, W. W. Cal
kins. George Lilly, A. K. Milner
land Lewis Hartley. The capital
st is SlWooo,
1s5.' s"ares at Si
divided into
each. Nine
ooo shares are to held as treasury
stock and arc to be sold under the
direction of the board of directors,
and the proceeds thereof are to be
used in' tlie prosecution of the busi
ness of the corporation.- The prin
cipal office is to be at Corvallis,
Oregon. The duration of tlie in
corporation is to be iudefiuite,
Lewis Hnrtley, whose name ap
pears in the above article, is well
kuowii in Bohemia District and
has some valuable mining property.
I he Nugget wishes the new com
pany all possible success.
Oregon nnd Colorado.
F. J. Hard, the well known min
ing man ami secretary of the Ore-
iron Mtniuc Lxchange. ns well
manager of the Oregon anil Colo'l
rado Mining Co., as in the city
this week; trom bis camp near JJtir
lett's where bS family is coti
venieiitly camped for the summer,
Mr. Hard is now looking after the
development work of the Oregon
and Colorado and speaks very co:
fuletitU of the .'UipHtiv'- inini'dt-
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ate prospect, ns vc)l ns ntoit en
thiniastiofllly of the district. The
company fin now a full crew of
men nt work, nnd they nre now in
278 feet on the main tunliel, agnin.t
ore that is highly satisfactory. Sur
veyor Collier is thh week surveys
ing the road running from tlm
mine to intersect the main road otj
the west side of Grou&e mountain,
the object being tqhave everything
in readiness to put ore on the cars,
as soon as the road reaches the edge
of the district, and Mr. Hard says
that time cannot come too quick to
suit him or bin compiny,
The Vesuvius.
Mr. Hard ii also otic of the heavy
owners of the famous Vesuvius
which is known far and near as
one of the finest properties in Bo
hemia. Speaking about the Ve
suvius Mr. Hard states that as soon
as Surveyor Collier can get to it an
underground survey of the mine
will be made, upon the completion
of which a full crew of men Will be
put to work and continuous devel
opment will be the order of the day.
Tlie OoUen Slipper.
Dr. Oglesby of Junction returned
this week from a trip into the
Golden Slipper, where the com
pany ha s a crew working in the
Dewey tunnel since March. Dr.
Oglesby states that they have very
desirable results at present which
were uulooked for. From the facing
up of the Dewey tunnel they have
been jn base ore, but a few days)
ago at a depth of about 130 feet
they broke into a three foot vein of
rich free milling ore, in appearance
like the black ore found many
years ago in the Noonday. Dr.
Oglesby states that it leaves a
streak of the yellow stuff" clear
around the pan.
The Crystal.
F. D. Wheeler ami Frank Jor
dan, officers of the Crystal Con-
olidateJ Mining Co., have just rei
turned from an extended inspection
of the property. They report work
progressing rapidly. On the Lake
property the company is working a
double shift of men, on the new
tunnel, which is now in 50 feet.
This tunnel will tap the main
ledge at the depth of 800 or tooo
feel. The width of the ledge is.
uofas yet known, as a crosscut lias,
not been made, but the or? a re
markably good and results from
the pan are highly pleasing to the)
company, they expect to make a
crosscut next week when the exact
width of the ledge will be known.
The company has just upcovered
another strong Jead on this prop
erty which is showing up splen-
didly. The company has made
another location the gropings of
which show good galena ore.
From the mouth of the new tun
nels a continuous l.-dge cm b
traced 2700 feet and on this ledgq
the company has in the aggregate
600 feet of tunnels which expose,
large ore bodies. When too feet
shall have been gained an the new
tunnel a crosscut will be rnadQ
tapping the other lead, wlu'ch also
runs the entire length of two
claims, the Elcalado and Mountain
Lion. Negotiations ere now being
made with Sati Francisco parties
for the purchase of machinery suit-
:ible for the treatment of the ore.
The outlook is very flattering and
the company expects big results
this season.
Mining Notes.
Contract work on the Judson
Rock. Champion. Knott, Riverside
and Ely properties is beiug pushed
with all speed.
Many persons are now in the dlsr
trict with a view ol buying promis
ing properties, and a number of
sales are being cousuraatcd.
Individual owners of prospects
throughout the entire camp are de
veloping their claims to an extent
never before Hnqwn in the dis'rict,
At the Musiok a large force of
men aro at work Sloping out
ore. t.ne stamp nun is receiving a
thorough overhauling, and will be
in operation in the near future.
On the claims adjoining the Le
Roy property on the west, the
Crystal Consolidated Co. have a
crew of men drifting on the pre
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vein which, is an extension 01 it"?
LeRoy lead, showing up some very
line ore.
The echoing of the heavy Wast
from every side, the dropping of
the stamps in the several mines,
the large number ol people esgerly
searching for new discoveries shows
to the observer that Bohemia has
at last token on the busy humor
industry that will sooii bring It to
itspioper standing as the richest
mining camp in the Northwest,
F. J. Hard. ttecretjry of Ihp Orer
iron MlniiiiT T'xehaniro. left today
fb'r the Bohemia District, where h
fexnects to remain nunng 105
Renter part of the summer, He
Will return 10 rornnni 9vu wb
However, and spend one qy twe
out of the seven, .Mr. ,Ho
owner of the Riverside and VeiU'
vius claim, on which IJ ejipjet
to do considerable work tbU sgBB'
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