THE SUMPTER MINER.
Wednesday, July 1 1 ,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 RAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE.
efficers:
"President, INO. I. IM-NHAI.K,
t-f (Hen. Mar. Hunker Mill iolJ Mining Co.
Sumpter, Oregon.)
Vice-Pres., ALHKRT GEISER,
(President Citizens Bank, Maker City.)
Treasurer, EUGENE SPERRY
Secretary, K. C. PENTLAND
PROPERTY
The Griz7.lv uroup 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 tne 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
c.ish 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 pav roll and expenses incidental to active development work. This can be realized by selling stock
on monthly installments just as well as if selling for all cash.
Remarkable Opportunity SSSrS
oiti'mtunllv fit Ralnlnn mmimmt prntiW nn actti.il cali iiotla. It N'ln innsiJrfJ a irftalntt
maJf lnvrlor liir the purchase of Trraturv Sleck: 2. 000 SHANES AT 6e Ptn SHARC.
tlO PER MONTH UNTIL PAID. LANOER BLOCKS Of STOCK ON PRO RATA SCALE
iv lnvrtor In trcurr mntrnl nl lareer Mock of itock thiin It nai me ll cash thereby affordlne the
ftalntv that lone beluie thv last mnnlhlv pavmrnl thai! be maJe. active Jevrlnrment will make the atntlc
Kiirlh.mi Ihr iivn huikrt.vrirral tlmrihe alur at ohicli It Itnniv hrlnt; rurclUM-J: llh a ttrnni; lrbahlllly that rar value Mill be altaineJ. Subscription! lor itock may be tent to the hlRST
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Grizzly Gold Mining Co., Sumpter, Ore.
GRANtTE-HILGARD ROAD.
Survey i-'inbhrd July 3, and Duly Fin
ished. Visitors to Granite lulv ; gained the
impression lli.il her ciliriis were Cflrhr.it
lug the .iniiivnsaty nl tin- Nation's birth
il ly one day Inn Minn. M.igs floated from
every l1.iRsl.tif .'ind tile tliunJrr til tin- ex
plosion (i I giant powder itpun the hillside
cist (if Ihc city gave evidence ot certain
vrlrlii.illoii. Gtanite was celebrating, but
nut tluotigh any mistake In dates. The
telchi.tliou was due tu the completion of
the suivey of the ( iraulte-llilgard rail
road. After working upon this survey
over a month Chief Engineer Chalk and
Ills pally of if men Tuesday noon tied
their lines to stakes at the corporate limits
of Granite. The lines were run to the
tl.it In West Gr.11.ile, near the junction of
tir.iiiite ami Hull Run creeks, where
ground lias been set aside foi a depot.
I he romplrtinh nl this survey was cause
enough fur it-joking. Engineer Chalk
found tin' (iiaiiilt-eud'ol the survey even
rasirr than he had autUlp.iled. lie was
tonsideialily worried lor a time over the
I .ut that he had to tind three miles of
ground for (wo miles of distance, but
louiid the problem an easy one alter being
Ihim n feasible pass by by some ot the
dd settlers. Mr. Chalk was so well
.pleased himself over the completion of the
Mitvey that he gave his men a holiday on
the I'ouith with full pay. The entile sur
veying parly spent the l-'mirth In Grinile,
Mr. Chalk s men nlaylng the Granite
nine .1 game of ball for a iS purse offered
ttv (he Pourth of July committee.
As Granite is to be the terminus of the
Gr.iuttt-llllf.ard ro.id lor a time at least,
no fuither work In the survey line will be
done for the present. Engineer Chalk
.tnd his crew returned to l.aGraude on (he
Sth. Granite correspondent In Cortland
ielegram.
Irrigating Ditch That Coat a Million.
The headgates of the New York canal
neat Itoisc, Idaho, have been opened and
the waters turned loose to impart life to
the sane plains. I his canal cost more '
' than f 1,000,000. Work has been suspend-'
1 ed and all sorts ot legal complications un-
dergnne during the List ten years, but at '
, last the water has been turned 111. I he,
canal is 110 leet wide on the bottom and
' about ten tret deep. Its head is in Holse j
, river, ten mile-- above Holse City. Its
1 course Is actoss the sage plains south of I
Hoise valley and through vety fertile sane .
laud. It will redeem several hundred;
1 thousand acres which have been taken up j
. for several years in anticipation ot the
'time when water for Irrigation would
j reach them. Exchange. I
1 At Ontario 6000 Head of Cattle. '
I There ate 6000 head of cattle here '
awaiting shipment, representing the im-i
meuse sum ol 5150,000. Tralnlnad after
tralnload have been going out from
Ontario during the past week, and yet
the heaviest shipments have not yet be-1
I gun, as the greatest contracts for the
I June delivery take etlect about the 20th
1 hist. When It is understood that each
tralnload represents ft s11 5 worth of cattle
and four tralnloads are going out dally,
one can appreciate the vast stock trans-
j actions which are nci uritig in this city at
present. Reports from the Interior indicate
that tile rush ol cattle to this point will
he augmented by the thousands of head
dally during the remainder of this month.
Ontario Advocate.
Sumpter People at Canyon.
I!. J. Conroy, of Pittsburg, Pa., R. R.
Erw in and Captain John V. Holand, of
Sumpter, were callers at the News office
last Saturday. These gentlemen have
been making a tour ot inspection through
the mining sections of this county. Mr.
Erwln is one of the bonders of the Gem of
the Mountain mine, situated in the Susan
ville district. They seem very hopeful
over the prospects ot a lailroad coming in
to the valley in the near lulure. Grant
County News.
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Union Smelter Mfg. Co.
OF ST. LOUIS, MO.
Our Sumpter. Oregon, Plant of From
K to 40 Tons Daily Capacity is Now
Ready For Operation.
A spur of the Sumpter Valley Railway Company and easy wagon roads
facilitate, the delivery of ores right at the Smelter. Owners or controllers
of Sulphide, Carbonate and Oxide ores, who can contract for their delivery
inlotsofiotons.it least, are requested to forward to us from 100 to 150
pound- representing the average character and values of the ores. Such
samples will be analyzed and assayed by our analytical chemist free of
charge, for the purpose of establishing the value ol the corresponding ores
to us, and for the guidance of their owners. Our treatment charge, com
paratively moderate, will be goverened by the special adaptability or de
sirableness of the respective ores for our purposes. The product of our
Smelter will be handled by the Pirst Hank of Sumpter and payments for
ores accepted by us will be madi through the same channel. Special rates
of treatment charges will be made to parties in position to contract for a
steady and large supply of desirable ores.
SAMPLES AND CORRESPONDENCE
SOLICITED
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The Union Smelter Mfg. Co.
k Box P
SUMPTER, OREGON
H. MEINHARD, Sec'y. Q
THE
Sumpter Forwarding Co.
General Storage, Commission and Forwarding.
Warehouse and office, S. V. Track. SUMPTER, OREGON.
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