- .. . I. ' BOfiEJSIfl M ?1U GfiHT. Devoted Id tin Mining, Lumbering and l'.-muinji Int.-n Ms of thk CMirnntnity. COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST i0, 1905. NO. 30 VOL. VII BOHEMIA MIN ING NOTES And (lcneral Mininjj News (lathered I'roin I Exchanges. KeV. Ot.illt :".'. w.ii I and wife wilt to Uo'uMiiin mi M. unlay ui"in injj lor u week. The V . 1 1 1 1 I continues tllK', uml work is infMi's .in:; r : i j t 1 1 v mi fl.UIV of tllC properties. Mr. llrllurt lite of f the North l-,ii;;t n I'.iir v u--.v Dl.tlii 'i i ti 1 : k "ii property is i'i c.unp :ie,:nn Mi. All.ni'oii uml will ' ". up Mi iikI.in .ill me sli ij: 1 1 ; .1' I li' v. i ih 1 ' ill i' w pi ojn-1 1 Mr. Monic and tt il ' "I mil' to camp Moml.iv M ' i,.loiii" sumr assessment wo h.s ll tlfiii i.i claims. 1 1. ( Thompson. S' i (! it v '.I I'm L'otnim it inl 'hili i-. 'I m . I!" h ini:i this wci k, m;ikiii- Irs In i I , 1, lilt IS lit thf 'csii in-. Ti l' 11 in I' '' ' '"i, 1; MS ('.'llll'I II IM V I I1'' ' ' " "I "' ' 11 11 t turn ll in It In. I trd tllllt . -. . - . - , , tin- Stimpti r i f"' ' I'""1 j.i'''IHI f " 1 I I '.Ji.'lvH Hint lli.lt tin t'' ' si-Vi-lltl t..MM iin il in t li" iiinii" 1 i a 1 1 n 11 mli' 1 lik in;; to turn tlm wild is ol tin' liimii . mi river, in ( '0)01 lulu, j into tli" t'licompuli;;!!' vullny; tl.r oll;li II llilll ' l, I fei t ill I'l'llilltfil ! llie Will lie boltd ;i 1 1 i - t II II ') of h inili.'H. W'i'ik in now nii'ler wuy nil linn roji,. iii'in, which will cM f.'J.'iMll, mid, in.. I which nill rc-luim u 1 1 1 (niidil neien of land. This; 11 in I cr I fit. i t JJ involves hhiiih of the j iiin-.t I 11 i;i 1 1'. nl il" Miifi'M ili(J prob li-ins 1 rem Ik iihdf-t lid.f-lt, n t I itn pro;'!! .! i! he ttMlclnl v.ltli ill- i ti ll si US also Will he tl;- nil tliO'l lili l . rejioi trt of cuM. Three groups ol elumn, tint Music, j ( 'liiiiii'ioii oil' I j I i-V ii'i, now ninler, (hi! lii:itliij;rlnint f tlm Oregon i Se entities i-'impiliy 'O'ti il 1 1 1 uci l n ! inn li iit"iil mil -it jirehent 011 it i'- j i count ol the 1 e h ote I -in) lollinl. j j I li the 111 in 1 t :; s of the c iitnp the I li. n,i wi ll' developed ,1 I In. e'e,l h, 111 tiling t., ., Ihe 11 l;,'e. The I i 1 i' : 1 ill I he ciixt I 1 I lien e ot-iu;,' 1I0W II ill : , 11 in 1 in nvoi I thin the I 1 in en 1 i' 1 on is to ;'-l Il M m nil I 1 1 ' " V 'O . .' : I 1 I 1 1 . ' Mill Oil. I t lllll II' l' Wot . I ei h i' 1 1 'iei 1 In- wcM "-nhi until the I u 11 M 1 1.. 1 ti e ' ii - t :ile 1 cue 1 it'll. The M U", e .in I I I' It 11 t I live I iff II I I')- 1 1 1 . 1 I it A ' 1 1 II I O A ll.t V w.li I I II le in,: ii-i -in Lawitiiti iiruniiioth '!' I: iki 1 ln'in lie "nil to i lie I .' I. till II'--I'.. lit una . 1 , K n etoW w.iy In.iii 1 1 lil'lett he !f:ieht'' 1 -''I'll t t It li tit in e ol r ii mi i.i llvit he W.ii 1. 1 ill'.' '. 1 V.'iMwi i ii, 'nil vv.t -IVt'li out I'V tin line the 'i .Uliiil-. .ill. I h i' V ,1 I 1 t :i k e h 1 'ii I ' . j 'tllliey. Mr.i .1. C h'ulleitoii, Mist Kali I'lilkrliii. Mis. Hunm-lt. the til illitT f Mrs. l-'iiUeitoii, ami Mrs. ('. '.. Ko'i-it-., ol Ko-hin all c inif t!o .vn I'm 11 in.ir.ral S j i i i -. f.ll.ly wlu-re th-y hav hffii s;ictnh!iy I'CVt 1 .il week-, ali i went 1; )nc tin tho attutno'in train. They I. a very pleasant, lmallhlul va i.ilion ami have nothing hut praises f r the Ore-eon Mineral Spring. .1. 11 to 1 when the 1 !. ii' 1." e mi j ill ic-l l.li (n pi ellli ei h. I .. t I . e I; I 1 . . 1 he Vai I u m plati ts n.iVe I t' n 1 . .'iililin-il III o'ie, 1 u 1 1 hy tleetll' I iihi r ! '1 1 II lnhi 1 1 I IV wnt.er po.M-r from frank iiiii'" ert el;, 1'i-in' i- I in ti 1 I', niili-h to I lie 111 1 11 i ht ol t.upplv HI t he tlinll'.'l of the Mil: le I. ill. I is Jlilltl fc. t ,lt,iC '.he miil llooi '1 h- t'h-ir.'ipioii tun i.t 1 euti' li i .lis 1 'til 11 r "h" In' lith llf J II l , i 1 1 ' O 1 I I I 1. 1 t Hill ll II III I 1 I I 1 f t : li " hat e hi 1 h e. n, I h t ' ! . Ihe ol e .' il ip.ui.t.t t 11 in I ' iail . it ,! I. t f I'm- 'li' is mi I it 1 t p ' It I llial I 1 11 J ' il i i Will I Cl'nlllt; I I ) CI l Is W'll f.plijit.'.l liu.i .1 tram h e, oimis i t - own ti lt- plume linn col.lli.-1 t iri).; the Vi.iioil!) propi rtu-H, has its own cli ctiie ! i 1 1 1 pluiit. iur eoi'ipt" k tr aii'l h i w null, lilt' iflltfl mil hy t h ell 1U power. The property is priucipilly owntul hy caHterii men. Mneli work is hi in'' Joiio un I nuieli pro;,'ress t ma lo. 'J'i.e Miliie-t of th" new veins ;h. f .i .( . I i i I , -, : i lii--' ii.i.'.iii with i.;ri il hi.hf. " I h I,... I nni nri.-illi' t.leitsini' fit the I -'! j I o ! i 'W ners. II The lhilu ,ia Mine Owner As- n o(- a ,as, sociat.on m t I rulay n.ht ami h..l mariairer :otl si-sMon, with a lair atlcrnl- :,,.,,., ,,.,,. ni(k. ance. Several hul were onleio , . j,,.,. ,UlUt. llli;K.s 1M1 paip. .several rninuntteeM repoi tt-tl , -. , , Mr. J)cniliSi nutters it lat.ve o tho es ah- t.xhi!lilioll at thc 1cwis hnsiness. 1-. J. H.ir.1. A ' cxct.ptilJKillv nhle nun, and Churchill ami h.ank Mclutyee h L.inl((U'lica i,,' his 1IL.W lluli:a-e wen. appointed a committee on the ; . ,(. ,onj; smelter "tt- experience, winch will make il One uf tho projeets ol tho roelu- htair-1 alniie in the rethictiou ol m.ition lmrcaii of tlie u'ovoirunent i-s quicksilver. We are to quote of interest tu opi-rutivo mining. It a lew things from thi; article. .) ui; ksilvci has ht-i.n niinel arnl used (or various purposes since 400 yeais hefoie ('Inist. " J he Ahiiiidcn" quicksilver mine of Spain 1 1 'ts hern opcnitod more or I'sm continuously sinte 415 11. C. down to the present day, rind is still I he largest jirodti. cr of quicksilver of any one mine in the world. The State ol California, U. S. A., Ints hold set i nl plrice as a producer of quicksilver siricoiS.15. Ouick silver "rt whs first discoveretl in Ciihforiii.t in iJ.p The order of production in thc counties of the world at the prc-Hcnl day is as follows: Spain 3S per tent; California jH per tent; Russia 1 -1 per ent; Mexico ( per cent; Italy, Peru, Texas mid Orepou fur- nishiiitf the halance. J lit- "Alm iden Mine" of Cali torui a has produced nearly Jno.ooo, o' 10 worth of quicksilver. The Mark Iiutte is one of the moit cxfrisivo developed tjuick silver inures of the present day in the United States, and prohahlyhas the largest exposed body of quick silver on- in the world. The vein is 400 feet wide, and ha . been opened for over mile a Ion;,' its course and down to a dtpth of 1000 feet below to the apex ol the mountain. There arc more than i'i.ooo feet, or over three mih-H of tunnels, raises, etc. S niio of thc richest cinnabar ore cv 1 fotnid in the world is produced at the I Hack liutte mine. Thc lilock liuttooic coi. tains buirie tfold also. The iJcnuis l'urnace has under.- i,i,f a lung series of tests with tho followm;,' principal results: rst. K'.diKtiun ol tho roasting period Iroru ,6 to 4 hours. jnd. Increase of capacity over tho oi l typis of furnaces in the r atio of d to 1. y. Complete elimination of all t-ool. and smoke 4th. Kutire elimination of all danger to workmen, and of the detrimental effect upon the sur , rounding eottntry from escaping snvkc stack gases. 1 5th. Clear iiuni'ng quicksilrcr 'in the condensers and very greatly ineieased ratio of recovery. titli. The entire elimination ol all viilnes from the flue dust and therefore of the losses and expense ! of re-handling dust chamber pro ducts common to other types of fur naces. 7th. Complete reduction of all valuou in one operation, witu no j residue- from any portion of the pro 1 cess requiring re-treatment. The Dennis, lurnaee is gns-tired fiom wood fuel, the producer being an integral part of the furnace. It is simple in design, inexpensive to construct, and requires ouly ordi nary intelligence to operate. While primarily designed for wood fuel, it may easily be adapted to coal, oil or coke. SMKl.ThK KXIHIW I ANOTA I'd," r,tli.!' ti"T) i f the Oregon t-cetion of the Levi uri'l ( i irk fair, i t a r.iimii ture rc ro.lii,t.i"ii to i 1 ;';-' - of th' Siimpter s'ti' it' r, j 1 : 'if ti c n.o-il iriiorlniil t i t' 1 jr itr-H i;i the st'ttr:. Tho inOih 1 h -liows a Mi ..n' '-. " H the liewcht loolut si tiling I. i.i. -, -1 1;'. IMfltte, l!ll !l, coke Mid I. ,'l. 'I COp per. .l ;o from the !iT. n-i.t j.iiie-i Hint urn Inhii'. iry and ';:i:.: !. th'i' output to thin sni' !t'-r. '1 !e- ii p r tant" of this in ;tit.uli .ii i.iay ho ii' o'ni'd from the faef. that or ' u' being l-hippi d to it to-lay !ro: . S'liitht-rn i)n.r")U, liii'i-.h ,o,'i! and N"i I hji'jl t , W'a.ii. 'I lie mod'! jH eonfitlliet' d to kIki.v the ii"htc l fiirnai'i; iti.d a i tn ii i i f giov. in; Hlng (lowi;;- from it, uml is a living rcjirodii'-tio'i .f the .M.iolt'-r i:-'- l find operated by the Oif-gon Smtdt ing . JJi-l'.iiii.e (.oiii pany of S im h-r. Ore. This 1 , the only r, -..rJ.irig tnodtd of a s't.tltir that l.ai ever bt en shown it u world's f.tir, and it rnnkw high with the rmmy educa tional features of thi . x 1 o-iti' in. Mr. F. J'. I iiiler is tho genera: mantigt r of th'i Oregon S' :' Itu g c.: Ijelining coriiprmy. This in of particular i:ur- '. t rniijerh in this section, a t it 1 1 thought that Mr. Fuller, may he ii.t' : t-ted by the J;oh'ini.'i Mine Oam : Ai-.io-t'iation, and the (Jomrnt t, '. ..! C''i''s elTorts to secure a urn it. r. e ;iegoti nnncH. lid of ti)'. KiiMing ti; cat iv on ' p' rir.e nt . to j'-i.-.ov hiri: -a. Near a the mis Annex, lias uum ,r tl"- jiinpo of enabling I S'.aL'.-. government to play-, fiom t! th" o;o ite pa'.iihou p'ljj'il.u ly known as . I- '-- - t' d h l.'nil. iin1: very inf resting ex with u: i'liincry tiL-iigncd : the miii'r il-i from the Is of the 1'acific coast, .vhi'li, mineralogists declare, con-tit'!'.- tie: world's most v;tlu.'i!j!e mineral sonrce. -Mining Worlg. that all the mines have not yet bem found, even in diHtricts long de veloped and extensively profqiotitod. Mining World. The Minos and Metahi:: ing at the I.c-wh and C'.-.i lion, on nrro'Mit of : ,-' iinplicity of its ar''h:'.LC' apiiearance. o;i'. ji tr-- ::. 1 tive l.-nildir-g-; 0:1 t!..- :r r,i!d:;:g is :o-j feet Kc. ; I wide, find contuns 20,0 feet of ' xhibit p:lce. It li i.ecoramc sim been tinted a pleasing gray, rcsthil to the or. l)?-:or.ii:. .0 tfTort has k:c:i cxjn n:led princi: :11 v- on tie main entrance, located :n lue d-r.ter f T'.,,..n .. i l,. a splendid World. Tin: .-tory which illustrates tho falliffiuty ot sucee-sfnl mining men was ueently told at u meeting. S-nator Clark, who is perhaps the wealthiest individual mine owner in i-'.-ir ., 1 1 1 1 of tho south f..:ali-. Tine wide I l cmiuu oiaies, utvu a ueveiep- loorwavs aro separated and hanked ut option on some claims near by ilutod pillaster.i wisii lone capi- tho Copper tic-eu, in me Lusoee tals. Over each doorway U au arc'i, j'-'-rici, oh: caiauyu. iatu- and 111 the space abc.ve tn a relies ' i:v muk a bhn iUU Ictl ana com' rm,,t window liv-c nnrtholi- ndd ling uiion eonsidcrriblo water the to tho decorative effect- J he other windows of the building, set high up 011 each of the f ur sides are -ft -Si ii) -rti -ft -rti -ft -ft -ft -ft -ft -rf) WE OH i3 SAVE B at hing Suits AND Barefoo t Sandals Or 9r (if (if t. .. J tctt .n'uare is t ' 1 a red m;:Ji his , s emlv ns 1 -1)7 it patent wus is- to J. II. lhie, eoTc.ririg tt pro 1 I i' -' . 1 pro: '. ;s for t'-.c extraction of 1 :'.Id ;i'id ilver front th'ir ort-i by th" '!'' of potassium eyatiidft to bo aid d by t!'c electrie enrrttnt which tvas to i inia'taneonsly precipitate tlie T'-c;pita! the rion-, metals upon a copp'-r j l.de. The first ue ces! ful eyanid' pli'.t to It erected in tho Clou-i 1' i..es vvhs in 1 HU2 at the Iii ingstone mine in lioulder eoautry, ''o!o. An extraction of 92 per tent wa 111 fh; itt tli i- plant. In tho center of the Annex ficc tiori 11! the I'air is a model of tho Den it iti quicksilver furnace, made 'by W. II. Dennis Idiiekbntte, Ore. I'm; furnace- shows the roasting orf H, drying chamber arid conden i r, us well us thu general mochan i -in cf handling or. There is also n 1 .-.t'-nsive display of ores from titis mim: mid a topographical ' i cid'.-l made to scale, aho.viug loca , 1 ion of the mine in I,ane County, ( 1:1 ., mi'l the building. The in o'i.ojiu'ii is extensive. The plant i.as ;-. ;-:..a!l fun. ace and is now b : iii 1 pcrat' d. This i- another live 1 ...... . , . i i m mo urtgou .-euon aua is , . twAn1. 0 thrmiah. and not a dav drawing card. Mining 5 a r,; Silk Creek Items. Mr. and Mrs. Maddy of Knox villc, Iowa, are visiting at the Kol sey home. Mrs. Maddy is a sister of Mr. Kclscy, whom he has not seen for about tweuiy years. Wednesday as Mr. and Mrs. r,ee of Ivorane, were going down the mountain toward Cottage Grove, ore ring came off the neck yoke, letting it drop and frightening the fns team they were driving. The wagon was tipped down in the canyon dragging Mrs. Lee under the box as far as it went and Mr. Lee some little way, th'-y were well shaken up but received no serious injuries. The little boy was scratched on the face a very little, the team ran a little way and stopped having become detached from the wagon. Mr. Elliot's son-in-law from Mis souri is visiting with him and daughter Mrs. Shreaves. Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Mrs. L. Richardson were guests at Glen wood Heights Wednesday. Miss Jennie Collins of Springfield will return home this week after a months visit with relatives in the vicinity. Prof. 0. F. Stafford Writes Concerninz the Fair. "Everything at the exhibit is going on nicely. A large number passes that does not bring several who show a gratifying interest in what is to be had from the Lane County district." "The "Bohemia Nugget" and the Commercial Club pamphlets attract much attention and go rapidly." They are a good advertisement. The Farmsr Line Telephone. The Pacific States Telephone Co. i i . 1 j 1. woik was auunaono i ana me opuou announce that they nave now on thrown up. lleccLt developents j hand the new farmer line instru havt show that shaft was within GO nients and will install the new identical, being composed of a num-1 -t of abed of copper ore and that phones this week. The delay has her of small, ground glass panes lusteau 01 auauuaniug iue ueveiop- . ea caused by the tardiness 01 we after tho manner of an ol I English iuent wucn striking water it suouia . manufacturersoftheN estem Electric mansion. Overhanging eaves, made ' have bteu continued, for the finding q0 cf Chicago. They are cot only ui trie water is a iainy certain mm-1 going to install new puones on ineir cation of the proximity of ore in lines, but are after new business, that tbstrut. It is likewise said j fhe rates are 50 cents per month, that the Vt rdo mine at Jerome was I 5 qus in advance, including twice condemned by a- leading cop- j free switching in town and to all per expert bet cry Senator Clark j subscribers on the farmer lines, part of took it up. Many other instances j each farmer to construct and raain- 1 .- .1.: . 1.:.. 1 ..,;!,. I. . t 1 oil I . . . i- t t .: . - :'.i was oi mis K.ua uiijjui wo iuiu, ' i tain uis own line at uts own cv wider by the fact that underneath them the walls swell out fur a con-1 siderablc distance, produce nu im-' usually attractive ifed. The Mines and Metallurgy building has un addition, o kct wit!'- hv 60 feet long, which extend , acros.s the west facade, li e .1 1 1;:i necessitated bv tho u:kx;k P intiug t the fact that no mans ; Dense. The new telephones on the . . . 1 fo :t.l. :.. il , .-.f . . i iruircment tor space 1:1 wmcli to jmiyemen is lummuic 01 i""- uoUemia line win aiso ue msmucu bouse the unusually attractive t'is- icrs 01 r.umug mm ue utuustmttuy : tuis We.eK. It 1 v, TT iH iti V '2 Will ean Up iti I at actual f iti iti iti iti i ih iti iti iti iti Oxir sprirg xd summesr good I w h oi e s a I e Remnants and Odds and Ends in price FOR Dry Goods, Mens and Boys Hats, Mens and Boys Clothing, Ladies Fur- f uidiings, Mon,s Furish- 1 ing Goods, Etc., Etc. BARGAINS COME AND SEE US. dr If fir I Garrnan,Hemenway Co., LEADERS IN GENERAL MERCHANTDISING