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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1905)
BOHEMIA NUGGET BOHEMIA NIKKJUT PlIBUSHINU COMPANY. Wm. D. Root, Editor and Manager. Knitted Hi the tomro t li'tUtr Oive. Oregon aoootid cIms mall matter. srnsruiPTiox katks. 6 months $1.00 1 year IX months If paid in ndvanco ...i.:-o ....?L'.00 Wednesday. Jvix 5, 1905 Senator Mitchell Guilty The Federal jury at 11 o'clock Monday night brought in a verdict of "guilty" alter 7 hours delibera tions. They made a recommen Ja tion for mercy. The case will be taken to the supreme court at once. BOHEMIA MINING DISTRICT Coiiiufna from first pane.) are made of two or more minerals, the association and condition of these minerals determining the kiud of rock. Minerals are determined by their form ot crystalization color, cleavage, refraction, polarization, hardness, specific gravity, streak, luster, and chemical composition. All minerals may be determined by applying eome or all of these tests. There are a very few exceptions in forms of crystalizations known as pseudamorphs. Changes of crysta line forms or replacement of certain bases by others sometimes occurs through heat of metamorphism, this is called pararaorphic change, and is important in the study of rooks like these under discussion, i. ., pyrexene is altered to horn blonde, etc. Minerals are classified as acid, basic, and ultra basic, depending upon the combined quantity of the j silica present The free quartz in j rock is not considered in determin-1 ing its aciditv. Kocks are classified j as non-crystallne, etc. I will not go further iuto tlie general dirrip tiou of rocks as this will suffice, and this paper is already getting too long. GEOLOGT BOHEMIA MIXING DISTRICT. The country rock of this district is comprised of the soda lime fel spar, oligoclase, and basic horn blende, no biotite is present, little glass to none in the base, color from light to dark grey, fracture uneven trom. microscopic to large crystals, little to no orthoclase or sanidin, re placing oligoclase, in other places more orthoclase, and glass in base Rarely spherophyric approaching porphyritic, no quartz as a rule, a little in some places. I classify the rock as Andesyte. Half down on east side of Fair view mountain a little serpentine is apparent, indicating metamorphism on top of Fairview at lake rock ap proaches trachyte, in this vicinity in flat seams turqoia is sparingly found, indicating decomposition of trachyte, and assuring the rock to be of erup tive orifrin. probably near a crater or a source of overflow from below The veins are larcre and as a rule verv straight. The general strike northwesterly, with constant dips, but varvme in different veins; are true fissures and heavily mineralized In the Crystal vein the deposition occurs in at least 4 distinct periods, first deposition of quartz bearing zinc, copper, lead and iron Bulphide with gold. Second deposit quartz crystalized, with little or no metals. Third de posit, varying minerals containing the metals discribed, also some an timony and silver, beautiful crys tals of cryoberyl, tabular and com pound containing the rare metal, glucinium, also wavelite, and the zeolites, providing its iguious origin also hydrated oxides ot iron in be troydal crystals were formed, and showing their impressions imbed ded in the later crystals. The next deposit came from above and leached imperlectly through the veins. This solution was charged with carbonic aci J, decomposed the oligoclase from the country rock, deposited carbonato of lime through that portion of the vein that was pervious. In places the interstices are filled with calcite crystals, some taking the form of dog-tooth spar and depositing on the top of other crystals of quartz. This acid solu tion acted on the galena, coveting much of it iuto cerrusite, it recrys talizing into beautiful white needle like masses. The vein proper is silicious, and an important feature in its forma tion is proven by the absence of lime, except in the area where the carbonate solution filtered. As the chief acid constitutient of the country rock is soda lime feldspar, and as no lime occurs in the vein the vein could not have been filled from the surface, it was filled Irom below and from great depths, from beneath the Itmo beating aiulesytc. Notably in the mineral formation of the vein in the absence of .sulphates, in.iuy phosphates occur, notabley also that the zinc was unaltered by subsequent jK't eolation, no carbon datc or silicate being present, nor catbonate of copper was formed. In the Gold Cross vein .some apa tite and sanidin crystals mav be found. This ore is gold ore bear ing copper as clulccpyrite, and sparingly copper carbonate. ORK YKKAT.MKNT. The ore is suceptable to economic treatment, and with tesulting high extraction of metal values. The gold occurs free and amalgamates readily, the lead, copier and zinc, can be saved by proper concentra tion, with little loss. In my trial ruu of the Crystal mill a separation of these three base metals was very satisfactorily made. The lead pro duct contained So per cent lead, equaling 97 per cent combined sul phide and carbouate of lead, about equally divided. Less than 1 per cent of zinc or copper present in this concentrate after separation. The zinc concentrate contained 32 per cent zinc, or about 50 per cent zinc sulphide and less, than 2 per cent lend. This product was high in silica as the coarse sand mixed with the Sue zinc. This ditli- culty will be overcome by returning the middlings which contain all the coarse sand to the battery for finer crushing and a much higher zinc A FOOLISH plan m 9l s JZf&k III m nviTA Miner's Waterproof Shoes m Made by Strong Warranted iV (Jarlield Co. Non Aqua 'Ti n Jov t,- r.M I welcome tnv itlunrr h"itr: flee uisc "1 rout ii.liict'tuti it h Aiiut I low er QCoustipittiott is the result of indi-vstum bilunistios, H.ituletu-v, lox if u;jn.(iti '!f jxijMMiinfj, aiu-tui., em.ui.itio.i, in ii tiil, tirur.i!i::.i in various p.irts of tin ajstitu, t'.it.irrh.il itill,i;:ini.tii'U of the in U-tnul c:n.il :iul ini'iiiroiH otlur nil nionts tluit roll life of iti 'lf;isiit, s if thi' do not finally roh oi of litV lis, If. tj" fill Kmtld til till- IxiWrls," IS ; 1-OIII nion exn-ssioii i:f vnplc ;t(, look mis erable mtt arc tnisct.t! ! v-t !u prrsist In " U-ttitij; nitttirr t.iko i'.s com sc. " u urn a iooiimi pi. m, i Men ii.innv t'oiiiii i lc aiilc.l ly llio iwc of I'.neti s Auu l Flower, which is n.: tire's own icumlv lot constipation ;iu.l a!! !iuch ills J August l'lovscr i;ivs new life to the liver anil insures li-. al'.'tv stools. 3 JTwosics, ami 75c All druists. 7 inch Top, - $ 7.00 10 " " - S.00 l'l " " - 0.00 17 t " - 10.00 No other boot has qualities. as many Water-proof m I'ennon'h 1'liin limey. profits. If the business men ot each eoutitv would maintain a Chamber of Commerce and carefully compile statistics each year of the 1 PACIFIC TIMBER MA KIN TKISIOW I'.l I I.I t ( ; (-O'lT.MUJ i'.kovi: ffl CO. I j , , . 4 ' punluction and possible nroJnction duct contained l'ss than 10 porcent j i ' 1 ... ' , . : i i , i i o , m of cverv resource witlun their re- ttnt connor. Thecause of this nro.l.irf ! slH l lu 0 -;0l,nlu's being so low in copper was the presence of much tine iron sulphide. This was an exceptionally trying ore to make a copper product on Till-: M.Mo.M ci M I I.N i: ii:o. ATKINSON this account. In most ores thi- concentrate could be easily enriched and will beat the Crystal, for the iron is dissemenated through the waste with very little in the o.e str-' iks When tlie ore streaks come together forming a sullicient body to mine th ore and waste separately a high grade copper concentrate will result, however tl'.ese products resulting from my first run would be profitable were it not for the poor transportation facilities run! hi''li smelting arires. and the State had a similar nureau to receive, examine jand publish the report- frni the I cations counties, ami see that copies !ot such reports would fall into tho i right bauds for consideration, rail j roads would not be so dilatory in i coming through and opening up this great state. Such a bureau can . I only le operated through the b'lsi I ness fraternity, and by those who act through patriotism. A TRIP TO BOIIliMIA. ' "in. ! ; tn ic-1 in in m.:c 'III'. l lio 1,1'cst m-Wrt from I'.nls, Is, thai I liey linvo ilienvoi-i'il a t i . i t 1 1 1 1 I cure for coiiiiniit loii. If oii four coii- Hiiiupt ion or j 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i . i , It will, how exi'i. l,i lie.-t for vini to take tluit L-ie.'lt t'elileiiy inelit ioiii'il lis YV. 'I.! Mil ioo, of iil.liil , 'leiili. "I h;. a! coiih, for foiiriei'ii oars. N l lit nu ' iii'l-t ine, until I took Dr. K i n vi "n ! New Discovery for Coiisunipt ion, : Ti ml )d" I.aild ( 'on nh i a In I Coii Is, Ii li-ti e install t ifllef, ami rll'i-e ti a p Til I anon t cure. " I in 1 1 1 .-1 1 It i iiiiek cure, fur Throat1 anil l.niij,' lronliless. . I'.eiisnn's I'liariiiaev . i ice .'iHe an Itimi, :;uar A rlioiei- lisl ra nti'.l. Ti i t! Lot t lo i,e,.. MILNE & ATKINSON RUAL USTATI5 .Mini's :iinl Mining Stock. lioiiK'Stcads locati il . Tinilioi l.tutl run f 'it V II lit Id n oxomii O!' 1 i n:i( r. The cuiuiai p'ial end of all eutt-r-priscs, mining iueluded in para mount. A tjood mine with a good mill avails nothing if profits do not accuie. The Bohemia District is fissured with a net-work of veins many of them true fissures, and Bhowing value in various metals, some sufficiently rich ore chutes have been encountered to result in considerable profit. Those veins are filled from below and all indica tions point to the fact that the great ore bodies will be found deeper in proximity to the source of the met al bearing solution. Because a vein has a rich chute at the surface and the ore peters out as depth increases is no criterion to judge a deposit by. ff a vein is a fissure, and filled from below the large and rich ore bodies will be deep, a rich ore chute may occur at the surface caused by the oxidizing effect of the air and steam thus hastening the deposition of the metal, or it may occur in zones that were failed and deposited successive ly, but the niaier portions of the metaliferous solutions will subside to depths and gradually deposit, this is history. I believe this district is a substantial one and that it will be a great producer after some camps now occupying much attention is forgotten. Aud that deep mining istbe solution of the ores continuity in deposition and increased value. Tho contour of the district is pecu liarly adapted to this mode of de velopment and may generally bo car- lied on bv t inn "Is, but much labor must be (xj indel in fucIj develop ment, us ui veiin have their barren zones, and J iree vciiis will have m ereasid oik k of poorer or richer material . I he district is covered with the jest of timber, and streams of pure- water for milling and tiower; con ditions ideal for mining: purdoses, with the exception of transporta tion and smelting. These conditions must improve, the camp is worthy of it. Vast quantities of base ore could be mined profitably if these two difliculties were overcome-. It is an awful hardship of a mine when $jo ore will not pay expenses yet this is the existing case when the value is in base metal. The extcution of the railroad from Wihb.voud through the camp, with switches tu each of the mines known at present to contain ore is feasible, and csuld be accomplished in first class condition ircluding rolling stock, l.iiu hiiic shops etc. for $250, coo. A Mueller for handling the products could built for $150,000. With theso two enterprises ready fur operation, the camp would hum with industry aud properties that are there, now looked at askance would soon be dividend payers. Capital is ready to invest in legiti mate enterprises when assured of their stability and of moderate. begin ami 111 travt-lin- the Champion j basin roa I w p :-, I the lel!oy,l drizzly, Cha'i'pioii lui.-iii ami seveinl l other mining pr'ti tics; also the I electric plant which supplies the Oregon Securities mill with ower I Word hail been s nt ahead some three miles above tho railaoad station that three trout hungry men would arrive at 1 o'clock. Mr. Pitcher went to Row river near by and in a short time had the neceary number to supply the tuble. 'Some people say they don't rare for mouutain trout, well tho reason must be thotr never had Mrs. Pitcher cook them. The only real feeling worth record ing that aroso in tho party while- on the trip was caused by the w riter having tho biggest and finest trout caught for some time, set apart for his expecial use and benefit which was highly appreciated by him (if not by the other two travelers.) At live o'clock the city was reached and while tho trip was some what lively especially to one who has not Bat in a saddle for some time and has to follow Mr. Hard or get left behind it was an ed joy able and in structive trip. W. B. Boot. W A.YIT.D bv tho Booth C"biirg, Oregon sttvidv work. (''Lulls mid 'I 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 liiinds for unit in tii" dilTerent parts of thu city. Iteiits collected for nun rosidonts. lb for Mill mid y inl ini a ! Kelly laim'icr Co. at j 01 11 tinod wages un. I ; t is 011 ii not si: 1:1 ii.msii, corrvdUUKovi:, oiti: I.KNT lid: Dol i:l,i; I UlieW llo Mile, fo four Uoei,s when I was sick with tybhoiil mnl kUlley tlMillile," writes Mrs. Annie 1 1 n liter, of I'ittslitng. I'a.. "ami w In-n I ;ot lietter, although I had one of the hcM, doctors 1 could get, 1 Was bent doulile, and had to rest mv knees when 1 walked. Crmi this terrilile allliction I whs reHeued h.v Klectrie Hitters, which restored my health and Htreiigt h, and now I can walk tin straight tu ever. They are simply wonderful." limit runted to cure Htoinaeh. liver and kidney (lis ordei: at benson's pharmacy: I'tifo .""(He A Sensible Move. Have loin Awurey writo you up a policy on your homo mid furni ture in tho Oregon l'iro Bulief As sociatiou, or your stock of goods in tho ltna Insurance Company. THE STAR Confectionery and Cigar Store CIIOICI- FRUITS I'lvI'SII SODA Line of CIGARS AND TOBACCO Hazlewood Ico Cream I I Full L. C. HUTCHINSON. Proprietor I'OIICKDTOSTAItVi:. 13. I", Iieek, of Concord, Ky, says "l-'or DO years 1 diiffered agonies, w ith . a sore on my upper lip, ho painful, ; sometimes, that I could not eat j After vainly trylnf? everything else, : cured it, with liueklen'H Arnica Salue. i It's f.;rcatforl)iiriiH, cuts and wounds. At lieiison s riiariiiav. only Z.k ' C. b Mitchell, the veteran road builder of Bohemia was in town last week. Ben Trygstad and wife are located , Remember at the Oregon-Colorado mine Bo-' That James Ostrandcr is hernia, where he is employed. the Fisher Kugene. agent for Laundry Company of itcglstriitioii of fiitixl Title IN TIIK t'IRCIIIT rolMlT OK TIIK Sl'ATI of Oregon, (or the County of l.nnv lit tlir in.itter of tho ;iiiiliraUon of Kr'il M. f'ole anil Mary K. role to ri-glsti-r the tit lo to thts Southwest fouribof Snuthe.'iit 'U:irtKriul Soiitlii'imt fourlli of Kotithwi't, ciiarif of nection .'it in tommhlp 'A Soie h, r;iune i nwi oi n le mwridiaii , Arthur M. K4yr, Troy 1.. Rayre, I'.iihs-;! I K. Hayrc, Maguio H. SKyre. Muml K. Hayro, KraiiK Ionian ati'i all whom it may con cern DcfeinliiiiU To All Whom It M.iy ('oiK-urn : 'lake imtiic, that (in the z'llli ilayof .lime. : A li. Wu in iiipiication wan liled by aaiil Krml ! M. l ol anil M.ny It. l oin in tho Circuit Court of l.ano Coiintv tor Initial roL'txtration of lhi title lo I hi! laiel alove uescril.eil A SIKPKISK I'A It TV. 1 A pleasant t-nrpilse parly may l 'i ven to your ntoni.'uh aiii liver, h j taking a llieflieine w hich w ill ivlievi t licit' pain anil iiiscoiiitort, . ir. Kind's New Life 1'illH. They are a most wonderful reni'dy, afford in h hiiiv relief and i iire, for headache, dizziness and coiistipalion. LTic al IlciiKon's I'hanmicy. ulti's! Kcad This. Tho Misses Xewland whohavo for Now unless I somo vears conducted a millinery you aiiponr on or iwiore tne nil any oi aiikum, . , , . ,, -. , i a. u. i'ju.and iu, auxo whv.m-h Hr,ii,.Rt,oM i establishment in the city have de- ,H.!;!!fLn7.!i 'Kir;"ilr-'.lho HT w".' '"' iuke" V ! ciled to close out thoir stock. In Irig lotheprayor of the application met you I Older tllllt 'OU Hilly kllOW j list what " ' ' J. IV i,kk they proposo doing, road their ad KKit. J 1 i'.l Clink they proposo doing, road vertisomont in another column. SifFitfwiiniFmmwiininfFm i!Fi!n!Fiin!nin!niFi!n!n!rir.K 0 up urovo Ciiar Factory PATRONIZE HOME WORK The C.C Brand a Straight ioc Cigar BOIIKMIA, A 5 CKNT CK1AIL THOS. CONGER Otic door c.'ist'of MtlealfiN: Hrtintl I Yj A' t tH3 Hardware Stoves and Tinware 1 4iic.iliarul Ii'npleincnts flows, AJowers and Hakes. Sole ageiitH for the eididiraU'd MILBURN WAGONS A Full Stock of Mining SiiplteH. Knowles & Gettys Bohemia, Oregon. Knowles & Gettys Orseco, Oregon. Miners Supplies at reasonable prices. Good Our Motto: Goods at Reasonable Pipes1 1 fan Denburn Prices. General Merchandise Miners Tools and Amunitions' iiiiaiaiaiiiiUiuiaiaiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiaia mm