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Cottage Grove flour mills.
Having purchased the warehouse formerly
owned by Messrs Ellcdgc & Higgins, we wish
to announce that we will continue to carry a
large stock of all kinds of Feed there, which will
be sold at lowest prices.
By courteous treatment, square dealing we hone to
receive a large share of your patronage.
HAY AND FEED DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
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F. Garouttk, Manager.
BOHEMI V NUGGET
BOIIUMIA NUdOLT PUltLISIIINU
COMPANY.
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lCnteml nl the tiotcrnr l CotUM llntr.
O it con us wcoml cum mull nutter.
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London, Oregon.
The Denver Evening Post in a
recent issue quotes Mayor Robert
V Speer on the subject of mining.
The suggestion might apply equally
as well to the residents of Cottage
Grove. The Mayor said: "Every
man in Denver should be a miner."
"I do not mean that every man
here should take n pick mid n
shovel or a hammer and a drill and
CO into the mining camps and work
for a day's pay, but every man
should be interested in mining ac
cording to his financial ability."
The mayor was in earnest as he
spoke, and the force of bis words
took hold of his hearers.
"Not every man can own a
miue," the mayor went on to say.
"because if their were a mine for
every man gold would be so plenti
ful as to be of little or no value but
every man may own part of n mine
or part of n prospect a.ud can put a
little be it ever so little into the
development of the ground.
"Denver does not mine as she
should," the mayor persisted. "Of
course, a lot of mining is done here
and, with very few exceptions, all
the big fortunes have been made in
miuing. Some of the shrewdest
business men realized early in their
career that mining has unlimited
possibilities, They went at it en
tergettcally and great fortunes have
resulted."
The mayor named a dozen such
men and could have gone on in
definitely. "Mining is a busiuess, not a
speculation, and the element of
luck, if there be such a thing as
luck, does not enter into it to any
greater or less degree than in any
other legitimate business, and the
man who puts bis brain and energy
to mining will succeed. When we
reflect on the interesting fact that
after fifty years of uninterrupted
mining in Colorado new ore shoots
are still being discovered in Russel
gulcb, where the first gold was
found, we are bound to conclude
that mining is just in its infancy.
1 ao not mean to encourage in
discriminate mining, and the bunco
stock broker should be civen the
cold shoulder, but there are many
ways that a man can invest a little
or a big sum in prospecting or min
ing where he can see that it is
honestly spent.
"Mining is the greatest business
on earth, and every dollar that
comes out of a mine helps every
body, It is the cleanest money
that can be made, if we include the
returns from the soil. No one lost
that you might gain."
On last Saturday Mr. Ed G
Reinert, general manager of the
Daily Miuing Record of Denver,
and the Nusget man drove up the
Coast Fork of the Willamette
river.
We arrived at the Oregon Min
eral Springs for dinner and after
drinking a sufficient amount of the
carbonated water and partaking of
a dinner prepared by Mrs, James
Hart, who is nOw iu charge of the
culinary department, continued
tbejourney some miles above. A
couple of hours were spent in fish
tng. At night accommodations
were secured at Wm Witte's farm.
just wny so pieaiant a gentlemen
with such a fine farm well stocked
with cattle, some 80 Angora coats
ana good buildings, Has been al
jowea 10 remain a oatcueior was
not learned.
in me morning tne drive was
continued to Lane Shortridce's
home, where the road ends, here
the horses were cared for, a supply
of grasshoppers secured and the
journey farther up the stream re
sumed where it was said nianv
trout did dwell. This was the
canon down which Ered Wertz was
brought a few weeks ago bv his
friends after having accidently shot
himself and who died on the way.
What that journey of miles meant
through such a country can only
be appreciated by a trip over the
route. Willi a fairly good catch ol
trout in the baskets, the return
home began. A good supper at the
Springs, the twelve mile drive was
soon made to Cottage Grove.
Mr. Reinert was much pleased
The foregoing article was pub
lishcd last week, but as there lias
been a call for extra copies which
we were unable to supply, it is re
printed injthls number.
To the Nugget
The Bohemia mining district of
central Oregon (known and worked
in a desultory and spasmodio
manner lor many years is now
attracting the attention of the min
ing public, not those who mine the
public but the energetic, practical
investors who run tunnels, sink
shafts, build milts and run them for
the profit gained from the produc
tion ot precious metals.
This district is situated partly in
Lane and partly in Douglas coun
ties in the Calapooia Mountains,
which form the divide between the
Unipqualand the Willamette rivers
and is oue of the numerous ranges
forming the inter-mouutaiti country
of Western Oregon, connecting the
Cascade and Coast range.
The district centers about the
three peaks of Bohemia, Eairview
and Grouse mountains. A gigantic
uplift or overflow of Andisitic
rocks, but good finds are being
made as far south as the Umpqua
river and there is a continuous belt
of mineral as far as Blue river, forty
mites to the north.
What has attracted the greater
attention, however, is the field on
and about the three peaks hereto
fore mentioned where veinspf from
lour feet to thirty and forty feet
wide are exposed and have produced
some fabulously rich ore from shal
low workings.
These veins are true fissures,
most of them lying along dykes of
trachyte, diorite and diabese, and
can ba traced for miles across the
mountains ana tuere can be 110
question of their permanency
depth.
The ores are complex in their
character, and are a replacement of
the dyke material forming the or
ginal fissure, it being very easy to
trace the transition from original
lock to the silicious oxides nn
sulphides of iron, copper, zinc and
which carry the gold and silver
values.
In many places on the surface
the ores are very thoroughly oxl
dized and the gold is free milling
being easily saved by ainalgama
tion, but the chief value will be
found in the sulphides as depth
attained and concentration, with
subsequent treatment of sulphides
according to their physical and
chemical properties, will be the
metallurgical problem. This will
not be difficult to solve, as part of
the mines have copper as a base for
smelting, others have lead, copper
and zinc as a base, which can be
worked in a lead furnace, after
magnetic separation, giving as
by-product a clean, high-grade zinc
concentrate, which metal is be
coming more valuable as the years
roll by. Still another part of the
veins are comparatively free from
either copper, zinc or lead, and
such concentrates can be treated by
chlorination or cyanidation, after
roasting, as they consist of iron
sulphide.
The topo-graphical features are
ot the best for easy aud economical
mining, the mountains are high and
steep and the mines can all be
worked through tunnels to a deptl:
of from one thousand to three
thousand feet and that by compara
ttveiy snort tunnels.
The district is well watered, large
streams How south, west and north
which carry sufficient volume of
water to furnish a surplus of elec
tncal power easily transmitted
where wanted: while near the mine?
there is sufficient water to supply
mills 01 any size.
One tenure that plays an itn
portant part in mining is the timber
used in mines, mills, and for
fuel and here is to be found such
an abundance of it that the supply
can never be exhausted, and the
quality is of the very best, consisting
as it does ol red, yellow and white
fir, sugar pine, cedar, larch and
Hemlock, i here are single acres
that will cut 300,000 feet of good
lumber, and, as an example, at the
Vesuvius mine a saw-mill set at the
mill site has cut enough lumber to
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OREGON.
COT
i nun viivvj v i,
HICK lltiADACIIK.
erect n tpn-tnmn mill nml vi't low I idptril mi tint mini- tuliirOi ivllt hi-
not used more than one half the ! a model in every respect and under ! l'.r, MTL .y,r.". !!!y ".'!" !""! .l,r,",,.,!l:1
r . it i e i mill winii iHiymuiuiin iiiiini mr iinm
way of the able ami careful management ,Hl.u,,i u very huvcio cl.antrter. Kim
with the country visited. On Mon
day morning he left for Bohemia
where he will examine the mines
of the district and probably have
something to say concerning them
in ins paper in the near future. lie
wilt attend the Milling Congress to
be held next week in Portland.
The laying of the sewers through
out the city is progressing and it
will be but a few weeks until the
proper and necessary sewerage will
be had. The determination of the
people last Spring to have this done
is highly commendable. The next
important move is to cnlurge the
pipe line which brings the supply
of water from the reservoir to the
city, so that the people may all be
supplied with water ami ample
provisions be made to protect the
city from a .disastrous fire.
logs that arc actually in the
ttie mill.
Geographically the district has
many advantages, being only thirty
five miles from the .Southern Pacific
Railroad at Cottage Grove and
half of this distance is now covered
by the O. & S. E R. R , from that
point, and is only two hundred
miles from deep sen transportation
which ensures cheap supplies, aud
transportation ol product
There are many promising mines
in the district. The Helena and
Mtisick owned by the Oregon Se
curities Company have produced
well. The Golden Slipper owned
by, Eugene and Cottage Grove
people shows well as development
progresses.
1 he Riverside Group owned by
the Riverside Mining and Milling
Company, F. J. Hard, manager, is
showing large bodies of fine milling
ore, and will soon be among the
producers.
The LeRoy group on Champion
creek has a large amount of devel
opment.
The Crystal is another promising
property with stamp-mill about
ready to run.
The Glenwood group below the
Vesuvius is among the promising
prospects and the Baltimore group
on Sharp's creek is showing well.
The Oiegon-Colorado group
owned by a company of that name
and the Vesuvius group owned by
the Vesuvius Gold Miuing Com
pany Mr. E. J. Hard, manager,
are coming to the front rapidly.
The Oregon-Colorado is a copper
mine with good values in cold und
silver. The vein is opened by
two tunnels. The upper tunnel is
ol Mr. Hard a glorious furturc is
promised to the fortunate owners.
W. W. Hoontu
The Expert and Ills "lies."
I am a bold and valiant knight
Of mineralogy,
1 am I'Hpoclnlly bright
In Adamite and Alklnlte,
And rlonlto and nmilrite;
And If I happen to Isi right,
I liuvocoustdcrn'ilo light
On Aturlte and malachite,
And aphntiltu and algoulte.
Now when It comes to cnstllllto,
And clialctK'ilti and biiedenlto,
I'll rather buck mi Israelite,
Or Dowlelte or I'nuipholllte,
Then try to sot their assay right.
Hut 'Hi a very pretty sight.
To moo a clear electric light
Disperse itself on liournlte,
Clluochistto or cniinclllto.
And then I do not mind tlio sight
Of CiiKTlte and Culialilte,
And energetic and cunculrlto.
Within my eyes a happy light
Shines forth by day, also by night ;
i ue wane i inline 01 niimrici),
And nuutokltoniid "mlxlto."
And then with all my mortal might
My aspirations take a Might,
And from a most tremendous height
I am confronted with the sight
Of aerlallte nml meteorite
Careering tliramili t lie gloom ot night
While Htiidurltv and spangollte.
And tnlllngltu and tenorltu,
And Wlilttichculto and xciinerlto,
And ilnkenlte and torlxwilte.
And tryollte and vahilerlte,
And Mtulivltto and vtulKMilto,
Are sailing higher than a kite.
I say, nln t this a Holy fright?
iliHitorcd with miveral eminent pTiyal-
cluus and ut ii yroat expense, only to
glow woiso until lu was unable to do
miy kind of work. About a venr ago
she began taking CIiiiiiiI erluln Htom
neh nml Liver Tuliletn it ml today woluli
nuru (linn dm ever did lielorr Mini In
mil welt," miy Mr. (ieo. K. Wrlglit of
Now london, New York. Kor Mile liy
New Km Drug Store
In tho Tombstone I'rirctir.
Oreion State Fair.
PHOdltAM. I
MONDAY, SUIT. 1'J 0KMllllg Day. i
III the owning addresses will Is) liiado
by prominent, men of tho State on up 1
to onto topics.
11 1,..,..! I
450 feet long and attains a depth of, tho World Day. This entire day will !
lie tlevotcu to tho wooiluion and 1
their slstvr order the Ladles ut Wood-1
craft In their drills and sports. It Is
expected that at least a dozen Drill
Teams will w present In Uniform to
contest for tho $G00 In prizes.
WKDNKHIIAY. SKIT. 1! Hlllelll DllV.
hundred feet nnd nenrlv nil in fin I Tills will ls a great day for Salem. 1
nuuoreu leei, nnu nearly a t 111 tine 1 i,,Him.M iH ,,riu.ticaiivsusis!iiilediinl W
uit, uiiu iiiucoickvciui iiiiiiuicu i.vervlinilv ifiu'M ti t lln -ii r. " i n
tons oil the dump ready for the 1 will also bo tho day for tho Greater
mill. 1 Salem Stake, a $21)00 purse for 2:15
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Tho Dally Alining Record
Denver, Colo.
kndok inrrKit Hour
"Two plivnli'inna hail n Ioiir" nml mull
born llttlit wllh an alx-eta 011 my ritilit
I1111K" wrili-B J. K. Hughriof D11 Pont,
On. "and Kve inn up. Kvrrylwly
llmtiglit my time I1111I roinr, An lust
re-ott I irivil Dr. Kim;' New Direuvery
for Consumption. The benefit I rn
relveil wns ktrlklii mill 1 wnn on my
feet in a few davn. Now Pro entirely
Mescal. ' "'indued my health," It rompirrs nil
I iiiiKiia, low ami inroai iiiu i.unx
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I Trlul bottles freo.
four hundred leet from the surface
and shows from four feet to fifteen
feet of ore. assaying from 3 per
cent to 7 per cent copper and is
adapted to concentration. The
lower tunnel has a length of eight
as
This tunnel attains a depth of
over nine hundred feet from the
apex of the vein, at which depth
the ore is from two feet to twenty
feet wide aud will concentrate
about six to one making from $75
$100 concentrates.
A wagon road has just been com
pleted to this property and a short
time will see one of the finest re
pacers In which there aro .'11 entires.
TiiunsiiAV, SKi'T.lIV Portland Day.
Usually tho biggest day of tlio Fair
as the S. P. It. It. runs an Excursion
from Portland and $l.t' pays a
round trip and admission to every
tiling on tlio l'nlr iJriiiiuils that the
Hoard has anything to do with. On
tills day will come off the IawIs and
Clark Stake for $'.'000 purse for l':17
trotters.
kiiiiiav, sni'T 10 Children's Day.
When all tho children In Marlon
Imported
a SI IiikIcs Of! $2.25 xr 111
Common Hough IuiiiIkt and
4
is
dimension
All kinds
IiiiiiIht at
low prices.
At mill, prices,
1st.
60 7.M)
of Kiln Dried
proportionately
until April
bug k HliigliiiiD Lumber
ductioa plants 111 the state in active county, Including tlio Indian Train
onerntinn. 1 lug School at Chemawa, tho Reform
' .. .. ... u,.l,fl,.l mi, ul.....l l.!l.l... ...Ill 1...
" ll Vkiiviiiii k nni. nF lli "-""" .miiiuvii, mil nv
, , . 'i1111111iif.-11111.-1-.
free milling and concentrating : hati.-ihiav. hiipt. 17 rinuiior illu
mines in the district, and is opened The Itural Spirit Staku $1000 purso
by two tunnels three hundred and i 'r2:H trotters; also tho consolation
fiftv feelnnnrt verlir-nllv rnnnerlpH 1 ruc0 111 "'WIS and tJlark MtaKo Will bo
nty teet apart vertically, connected lrllo(f irclllIIIIIH wm ,l0 ,,,,, ,
by ail Upraise, from WlliCll SOIIle 1 tin, in-nulm' 11 irniwl nrnirrnin will 1...
drifting has been done, disclosing ' on In tho pavllllon.
large bodies of good milling ore. I AlcKlro.v's Hand, of Salem, has
No. two level is in on the vein ""i h h n
765 feet and discloses continuous
ore of good grade from two feet to
nine feet wide.
Another tunnel, partly a cross
cut is being driven about one
thousand feet lower than No 2, and
will soon reach the vein, but in the
upper workings there is cnotich
ore in sight to keep the ten-stamp
mill at work for years.
A new stamp-mill is about com-
stnt'd.
Tho Kveulng Kiitertalnuient dur
ing tho week will Ihi tho best money
can purchase, and a good time Is
guaranteed all who may attend.
JT1SA MATTER OF HEALTH
TAKKN WITH CRAMPS.
Win KirriiKO, 11 member of tlio bridge
gang working near I.lttleport una taken
euihlently ill Tliurmluy uittlit with
cramps 11 ml a kind of cholera. If la case
wan so snvero Ilia, ho hud to huvo tho
members of tlio crew wait upon hi n and
Mr, Gilford was culled and consulted.
Ho told him lie lind it rneillcino In tho
form of Chiimburluhi's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea ltemedy that ho thought
would neip 11 1111 our, ami acconiinnlv
sovcral doses were administered with
tlio result that tho fellow ivus able to be
around next day. Tho Incident speak
ijtilto hliihly of Mr. Gilford's medicines,
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