The Leader., October 17, 1902, Image 1

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Before, ffliainng Hour purchases
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SOUNDS A LITTLE FISHY
B. akeb C ity -, Oct 1.—A chinaman,
£ To . 2 0 .
MINING IS GOING
TO PAY.
who has leased the Salmon Creek A few years ago it cost $1(5 dollars
placer mines, discovered a god per ton to ship ore out of Eosslund
nugget worth $15.000. This is by and have it treated at a smolter.
fur the largest nugget ever discover­ Now the smelting rates and freight
ed in this state, and so far as known charges have been reduced so that
For the season do not fail to call
one of the largest ones ever found some of the mines there now can
profitably ship and smelt $5.00 ore.
in the United States.
and see our new lines of Ladies,
The mine from which the nugget For years Bohemia hns been handi­
was taken has been worked over for capped in the same manner but the
Misses and Childrens Capes, Coats,
years by white men, and for some day is not far distant when a mine
Jackets and Furs. Also the finest
years it has been leased by China in Bohemia that will produce a $5
men. The discovery caused intense or $6 oro will have a sure profit in
line of winter underwear it ha3
excitement in this city. The claim working it. It takes a little time
from which the nugget was taken for these matters to settle down to
been possible to secure. The quan­
adjoins the Nelson placer claim, a uormul basis but it will come and
tity, excellence, reasonableness in
owned by Baker City people. The when it does Bohemia will rival the
owner of the rich find is known as best camp’s iu the world.
price of our Dress Trimmings are
Ah Ling, a very enterprising China­ The Western Mining World now
man. All his Celestial friends are says “there is but little doubt that
conceded by all to be superior to
rejoicing with him over his good tho Thunder Mountain mining boom
any shown heretofore. No trouble
fortune tonight. The n'iuo whore is a Stale but that in all probability
the nugget was found is seven miles considerable mining will be done for
to show you our goods.
a while yet-on paper.” Well that is
northwest of Baker City.
the logical outcome of all mining
Made Money.
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The Eugene Carnival committee camps that simply stir heaven and
have reported upon the financial earth to creuto a stampede and
boom. Booming always does rnoro
yonn
features of the street fair held there harm
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than good.
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last month and now inform the
public, that they hold a surplus of The Western Mining World
$45:1.20 ufter all expenses are paid. of Chicago, givos the following
The carnival seems to have been a simple and fairly woll known advice
success in ono sense at least. They in testing for gold us a help for
ought now to buy a few “yallor” prospectors. It in worth preserving;
Testing for Gold.—(a) If the ore
dogs for exhibit next year.
is oxidized or in tho free state, tho
gold may be procured iu the usual
Grand Lodge Officers.
iay, viz.: by first pulverizing to a
Tbo Grand Lodge Iv of P elected tii e powder irt tbo hand mortar and
the following grand officers iu Port­ washing off the lighter gangue mat­
land Tuesday evening; Ja3 VV Ma­ ter by the ordinary process of pan­
loney, of Pendleton, Grand Chanoe- ning, a process familiar to any
lor; Emil Waldron, vice; L L Curl, prospector, (b) If the gold is held
of Albany, prelato; L L Stinson, in a sulphide or other basis, free the
OOPYRIQtIT.
Salem, K of R S; E M Sargent, of gold by roasting. First pulvorize
Protection
Portland, M of E; M F Davis, of obout two pounds as abovo, and
against the burglar's wiles, the M of A.
roast on an old shovel over a black­
stealth of the midnight thief, the
smith forge or any hot fire, at a
break-in of the robber may bo found
dark red heat, with continual stir­
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in the sound locks, door and window Biliousness and liver disorders at ring, until the ore ceases to glow or
fittings we have to offer the househol­ this season may be prevented by to emit the least trace of sulphur
der. You’ll sleep ull the more soundly cleansing the system with DeWitt’s forms;
may take from 25 to 30
o’nlghts if your house is supplied Little Early Risers. These famous minutes. this Second,
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cool nnd transfer
with hardware from here—it’s the little pills do not gripe. They move
right sort every time.
the bowels gently, but copiously, and to the gold pan and agitate tho ore
reason of the tonic properties, from five to ten minutes’ time with
GRIFFIN &VEACTCH CO by
give tone and strength to the glands. one quart of water in which there
Benson Drug Co.
NOTICE TO CKEClTOKS.
has been previously dissolved one
Notice is hereby ginen that the undersigned
tenspoonful of cyanide of potassium
LYNX
HOLLOW
ITEMS.
have been, by the county Court of Lane Comity.
Oregon appointed administrators of the estate
salt;
this will free the gold or
O f J l! Perkins, deceased, and all persons hav­
i’.y Occassional.
ing claims against the estate of the said .1 H
brighten
it, which should be imme­
Perkins, deceased are hereby notified to present
the same to us. duly verified at the office of h R Mr Noah Buoy was in the Hol- diately panned down as in case (a).
Skipwortb in Eugene, Oregon, within six
But if no gold is shown in tho pan
months from from the date hereof.
cottage Grove, <>r; April nrd low Saturday, bhying calves.
E l: fcKIPWOKTJ!. Attorney for the Estate.
transfer the residue to tiro horn
Mr
Renan
Huff
got
his
foot
badly
CATHKB IN E A EKHKlNS,
#T l* CUHKIN
spoon
anil rub with a few drops of
mashed
Saturday
morning
while
Administrators of (lie ewt .te of J H l’erkins, hauling lumber for the B K L Co
quicksilver fer-a few minutm; col-
deceased.
at thefe mill.
the quicksilver freed from tho
Mr J W Smith is moving to his gnnguo and strain through a clean
placo at Springfield which he fieco of buckskin. If the ore con­
CLOTHING
bought recently.
tained gold or silver it will be found
I Mr and Mrs A Bement of Sag in the amalgam left behind on the
inaw, were visiting ut Lilis Simmons buckskin. This may be freed from
j Sunday.
Will and Frank Hunter will the quicksilver by heating in a
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! start for Eastern Oregon the last closed vessel excluding the air but
; of tbo week to stay lor the winter. allowing the fumes to escape
Hauling piling is still on the move through a small bole.
You recall the maxim: “The
there is seven or eight teams on the
H i k 1 - t i c It i I * c r l l .
road yet and a few thousand fett
Race is not to the Swift, .but
to haul yet.
Jas L Hunt went to the Grovo, “I just seemed to havo gono all to
to the Strong,”
Saturday.
pieces,” writes Alfred Bee, of Welfare,
Mr Wm Tucker and wife were in Tex.,
“biliousness and a lam e back
the Hollow, Sunday evening.
bad made life a burden. I couldn’5
Mr Wm Lane ond wife intend eat or sleep and felt almost too wort
moving in tho Hollow soon to re­ out to work when I began to ns»
Electric Bitters, but they workei
side on his son’s, J Lane’s place
wonders. Now I sleep like a top, ch '
Will Hunter was hauling piling eat
anything, have gained in strengti
for G O Walker this week.
and enjoy hard work.” They giv<
Mr Jas and Jno Hunter have been vigorous health and new life to weak
purchasing some blooded cots wold sickly, run-down people. Try them.
rams to improve them flock. A Only 50c atJ IJ Currin’a drug store.
good idea if more would follo w in
j the stock line the better for the
cures colds, prevents pneumonia
country.
BAK IN &
FUSS,
:or Ladies, Misses and Children
iM EW flY 5 BURKHOLDER.
TO THE STRONG.
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THERE ARE MANY HATS CHEAPER
Than the “Lanpher:” There are
many you can buy more quickly
with less many; There are many
that look nearly as well but are
there any that wear like the Lanpher?
PACIFIC TIMBER CO’S STORE
Foley’s honey and Tar
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