THE SUMPTER MINER.
Wednesday, June 27. 1900
Grizzly Gold Mining Co.
CAPITAL $500,000
in 1 ,000,000 shares of the par value of Fifty Cents Each. Treasury Stock 400,000 shares.
FULL. PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE.
efficers:
President, JNO! J. PliNHALK, Vlce-Pres., ALBERT GEISER,
(Gen. Mgr. Bunker Hill Gold Mining Co., Sumpter, Oregon.) (President Citizens Bank, Baker City.)
Treasurer, EUGENE SPERRY
Secretary, R. C. PENTLAND
The Grizzly group consists of the "Colorado" and the "Colorado Extension" quartz mineral claims,
situated in the Sumpter District of Baker county, Oregon, six miles northwest of the town of Sumpter, form
ing part of trie rich mineral zone wherein are located producing mines of fabulous wealth, such as the
"North Pole." "Columbia," "Golconda," "Bonanza" etc., etc. Development work on the Grizzly group
has disclosed a gold bearing ledge of remarkably high value, development work has progressed and there is
every reason to expect the property will become one of the greatest mines in Oregon.
.Read Our Proposition Carefully
A limited amount of Treasury Stock is offered for sale at SIX CENTS Per share, payable
cash down or in twelve monthly payments, the funds realized being used tor opening up the property and
making a producing mine of it. The purpose of the company is to have a steady inflow of cash to meet
monthly pay roll and expenses incidental to active development woik. This can be realized by selling stock
on monthly installments just as well as if selling for all cash.
Remarkable Opportunity
uppoflunltr nl gaining ennrmnu prntil mi actual rath nultav, II holng cm
following ntlrr It maJe Investors for ttir purchase nl Treaury Sleck: a, 000 SHANCS AT 6e PCIt SHARC.
12O.OO: TERMS, I0 PC MONTH UNTIL (MID. LANOIR RLOCKS Of STOCK ON PRO RATA SCALC
lit plan iiiaMet many Investor Insecure cnntrnl nt a latger Slock of itnck than It pacing all cath thereby affording the
opportunity nl gaining rnnrmnut prutitt mi actual cath nuOav, It holng cnntlJrreJ a crrlalntv that long t-rtmr the latl monthly pacment troll r maJe, active Jevelopment ulll make the ttock
worm, on the open market, tetrral timet the value at Ml.lch It l no helng purchatrJ: with a ttrnni; priipaMIHv that rar value will lr aitalneJ. buftcilpllont lor Hock may Pc tent to the HRST
IIamc til Si'MI'llf, Sumpter. Oircon, or in the Secretary ot the Cnmpam. lor pripectu anjtutiher Information, aJJrett
CintiMt Saani SaiiiM CitT, Omo
Grizzly Gold Mining Co., Sumpter, Ore.
Ten Tons From Quartzburg,
100 From East of Baker.
'ORE.FOR THE SMELTER. mvners ' ,l,s iwr of ('ra,t C0l"y aM
Moud.-iy and Tuesday, which were driven
(n Heppner tor tthlpttirnt to St. Paul.
The average price paid was from f 7 to o
per head. Of this hand C. S. Dustin
1 (timed in about 70 head and John Blliott
about 40. The buyers were desirous of
securing at least 1000 head, but the short
' time allowed the horse owners to gather
the animals from the range accounts for so
small a bunch being turned off. These
gentlemen also received quite a band of
J. K. Brown, of Cottonwood. Long
Creek h'agle.
Sam II. Hayes came in from Prairie
City last Thursday with ten tons of ore;
the first iuslallmentof n lot to the smelter
ifrom the Quartburg district, taken from
th Oregon-Colorado mines, of which lie
lias recently come into possession.
Mr. Hayes has a ten stain mill on the
way here to be hauled to the same district,
where he will have it erected on the Don
Sauclio claim, another recent acquisition
that has great merit mid Iroin which many
thousands ot doll. us has already been
"gophered," hut under Mr." Haves' direc
tion will-likely be made a mine of as soon
cis men, moiiev and bi.ilns can peilorm
such service.
Several tonsot sacked otelrom llousei's
Standard mine In tite same chstrLt wele
also lecelved last week, and more will
lollow at mice.
Over 101 Ions troin Hakei C-ilv i 1 1
arrive this week, s, that the outlook lor
early operations at the smeller Is good.
Just why the me piodtuers ar- so slow
tu bringing In their mine production Is a
mystery, tinier they ate like the man
Irom Missnmi who "w anted to be show n."
I he liiiaucial transaction ot all matters
pcitalniug to treatment ol ores by the
smelter people Is done through the l:irst
'Manic ol Sumpter, and all money is paiJ
out by the Kink, so that any one owning
ores to le treated by the smelter people
.can go (here and draw same at their
.pleasure, as soon as their ore values
have leeti attained.
1 H ono Shipped From Grant to St. Paul.
l:tigemoen Hros., of St Paul, received
over 100 head ot horses Irom the horse
Mill For the Red Boy Hill.
The most Haltering reports are being
received at the office hi this city ot the
Red Hoy Hill (ink! Mining company,
owning a group ot claims closely adjoining
the well known Red Hoy mine. Tunnel
No. 1 is neatly too feet on a crosscut to
cut the ledge that shows on the Mil lace to
be 60 feet in wlJth. The tunnel Is in ore,
the vein showing a width wider than the
tunnel, which Ls 6S leet. I he ore runs
Irom $12.40 to 5m. js to the ton. I'here
is ore enough in sight to keep a tnt-Miimp
mill running tor ve.tr: and the company is
now perlecliug its plans to elect a mill ol
this size in the very near luture. Hakrr
City Democrat.
Bur K'lled At Finger's Road House.
Joe Pierho, who conducts the roadside
resort near the summit on the Granite
road lor Henry Pinger, is much "putted
up" over the killing of a good sized bear
cub last week, which had untorttiiiately
strayed into the vegetable garden fu the
rear ot the house. Joe thinks bruin was
alter one of his pet monkeys, or white
rats, ot w hich he has a large collection in
training and which he expects to Introduce
to the public 111 time.
J. M. Martin' Health Improving.
The triends ot J. M. Martin will be
glad to learn that he Is rapiJIy regaining
his health at the St. Martin's springs at
Cars mi, Washington, on the Columbia
river near Astoria, where he gets the bene
lit of the salt water breezes and the medi
cinal qualities of the spring waters. Mr.
I Martin is the associate of J. J. Hennessy
in the successful operation of several
I mining properties near Sumpter, and left
here a few weeks ago in search of health. ,
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U. S. Geological Surveyors Here.
A party of U. S. geological surveyors
were camped on the Vinson addition for
several davs last week, from which point
' they were working In this vicinity. The
1 party consisted of 1.. C. Pletcher engineer
1 in charge, his assistant, J. Gerdlne jr., I..
1 1-'. Rockhold, Harry Boyce, and a teamster ,
. and Japanese cook. They left for Cable '
Tove Saturday, expecting to return here
tor several das more work soon. j
Mrs. S. A. Campbell has a tent 20)o, 1
for sale. Inquire at tent south east ol
school house.
WelnhardV. beer on draught at Henry
Pinger's; 10 cents per glass.
On your wa' to or from Bourne remem
ber the Roadside resort of C. H. Barnard '
can quench your thirst and satisfy your '
hunger. I
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