Wednesday, August 29, 1900
THE SUMPTER MINER.
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COUNTY RECORDS.
Thr tollowing is the record of official I
buslntss transacted at the county seat of j
Baker county for the week ending Tues-'
day, Aug. 28:
PEAL CM Mr TMASMfcllS.
Warranty JeeJ-.Mch 24. S M llalnet 10 Wm I
II Young, hits 1 anJ 8, blk , llalnc too
Warranty JeeJ Auj; it, Geo V. Srtlntrer to J ,
ItCjtlswolJ, iCoauts In sees. S anJ 4 tp 11
r w e ti I
Warranty JeeJ Aut: jo, W C Chase to li
Dearmln, lit o blk t, even's aJJ, Hakir City m
Warranty JeeJ Auk it, luuis Summer et al to !
K II Wilkinson, blk v of Haskell ,i4J, ttik.tr
Uty S.ki
Warranty JeeJ .Mav ,t. L V I'l.ue et .il to
Jo I'almer. lots i .inj i blk a anJ uttur near
blk ;, Wllu.ileaJJ, Haker Cll ... I
Warranty JeeJ-AuR t-, Jas M Co'e tu A II
lluntlneton, lolsCanJ 1 blk t), PeMoo'saJJ, '
linker Cltv . . luu
Contrncl-r'eb u, gt, .Mink & Harris trustees
to A C Deel, lur sale ut lots 7 .-in J 8 HI; sS,
llunllnuiun . uj
Omtracl -Mcli to, gt, Mink Si Harris trusters
to A I. PeKel. lur site ut lot iu blk r.
Huntington V
Warranty JeeJ Dec if. uj, W C CilJer in
.Max M Slillluck, lots 8 anJ t Ilk u, S P (.'
hist aJJ, Sumpier joo
Truster's JreJ-July rt. W UAsrrit.il trus
tees to C C Olson, uu acres In sees. 18 an J
iu tp 8 r u e . . ' tk
Warranty JeeJ Auk 'S- A W I.IH ll u '"
(ilanl I'm Jet Co., one a.n- tiact In ne t-4
iih 1 4 sec Mtpu r J7 e too
Warranty JerJ Jan at, Chas I llootn et ux to 1
Joseph'neKaliUr, w jo test lot ;.l'lk bump
ier .... iiv I
Warranty JerJ Any it, (ieurt:e M. Iretrrau rt
ux to.lames I leetwooi. touacresln sec 4 tp j
I r we ;cu 1
Warranty JeeJ Auk ". CeorRe V. Walker et ux
to L II AUDuwrll.two tracts In blk at, At
houJ's SetonJ aJn llaker C.ll ajou
Warranty JeeJ Auk it, SUney i Watt el ux
to S II Wail, se 1-4 sec 17 tp 11 r 11 v. . 500
Warrant DeeJ Aug 14, I) C I rls, trustee,
toSumpler Deselonie.ll Co,, n 1-4 ol v
4, sec 48tpu r (7 r "
vUMVi MAlUXs.
Mining JeeJ Aug , Tl.os Nussell to Joint A
K.in, Int in Lake View q.u cl I
Mining JeeJ -Auk John A lesan to Julius
.Muller, 'j Intln lake View iiucl 1
Articles ol Incurpuiatlon Aut 10, "k'llluuctir
Like Icesersolr anJ Huck (.nek ltrli;atlua
Oi." To Jo a general Irrigation business.
JasOsborn.W I. .Miller. II K I Islier, A I.
Ilr.iwn, A Z llartuni;. Win Owens anJ I) A
Cattmill, Incorporators. Uttice at ll.ilnrs. ;
Ctpltal stuik ut fio,uu' shares Jt.fi v.uli
Alining JeeJ Ajk 4. W W Catlle to II S
SherarJ."W W C"u.u cl.... juo
MlnlnK JeeJ -Aug 4, II T HenJry tu II S
SherarJ. "II T H" iti cl . 5'
Mining JerJ-Nuv !,!. I: P I'roebstel et ux
to W M'ruebstel.'j Int In Yalikti Jim qu
tlm
Quit claim JrrJ .Ma 14. Alex Harms ct al to
i:.istern()r .Mnp; Co.. lw actus ol placer
crounj near Ikiuine, Or 1
Mining JeeJ Auj- t, IVrus rurgirson to
Virginia (10IJ Mining Co., N'uairiti .Mining
Claim t
AtlningJeeJ V. J liance to II W Shurllllf. j
Int .My I rleiij it slin 1
MOklOAHIs.
Morlgaje-Aug . C W (ilrton et ux to 1ho
I: Kellej.lot 7blk 41, Huntington, Or .. 4J
Mortgage Aug it. W N I'roebstel to Clark
5nyJe,!j Int In Yankee Jim qu elm IS'
Release July (o. I.ana II tio to Win J.
Mchner, .Mlg on !j ol blk w, AtwooJ's
nJ aJJ, llaker City Coo
Helease-Aug 11, Jas (iranl to II I! I. lax ton,
mtgon too acres in sec. it tp l r )? e J so
vUM.lLtAXtOt's.
leln-Aug, I'llasche vs Anna II. .Mitchell,
un lot 6 blk 10 I'arker's aJJ, llaker Cii , lor
material J"
Hen- Aug 74, Miockle) & Mc.Murren vs. (ito
Aliller, contractor, anJ A L .Mason, owner,
on lots 1 anJ 1 block A, IMace'v aJJ, Haker
Clt), material turnlthrJ alt I
lease Sep 5, v). Alice U Durbln to dee Mrg
& Co., ul about 8H acres near Huntington,
lor )ears, M jeaily rental ol 1
JuJgement Aug 18, Lulu PCurre. lavor ol
Butcher tt ITastham 40s
JuJgmcnt Aug 18, Tnlolle AlenJIrson anJ
.Mary I: HyJe, lav or of Louis .MenJIeson,
satlsliej $1
JuJgment July u.Tollle.M Douthitt-Hlnj-man,
lavor o( I' II Clark, satisfied ij
JuJgment Alig 18, Chas k'lnnlson, laor
IVier & FiicIk )
JuJgment Aug t, Se en Re lis Trans. Co.,
tawir ol Or. Com. Co 1767
JuJgment-Aug 18, S C Ctlsmon, laor ol
Crou n Point .Mug Co 1
JuJgntrnl Aug t8, l: .1 .McArsel, t.ior ol
Crown Point .Mng Co 1
Scenic Line of the World.
For an enjoyable trip east, take the
Denver & Wo Grande railroad, Scenic
Line of the world. Three dally trains he
tween Denver, Colorado Spring, Pueblo
and all e.-iMeru points, and all points on
the Pacific coast. Most ninKniliCent seen
ery on this continent. The leading fea
ture in connection with the trip is that the
uirouKii trains pass inrouRii me scenic i
attractions of the Kocky mountains in
Colorado by daylight, thus affording pas
hengers a Cool, pleasant and enjoyable
ride, free from dust and' the annoyances
experienced via other lines. Superb din
ing car service on all through trains.
Service a la carte, pay for what you order.
Through standard and tourist sleepers.
Stopovers allowed on all classes of tickets
anywhere between Ogden and Denver.
Call on your nearest ticket agent for
tickets, rates and all Information, or ad
dres, . C. NICHOL,
General Agent, Portland, Ore.
Water Notice.
I The lawn sprinkling hours are from 6
to t; o'clock p. m. Consumers are rev
tricted to their own grounds, and will not
be permitted to sprinkle the public streets.
Running water through an open hose at
any other hour than those mentioned,
cannot be allowed. The water will be
"shut olf" whenever these rules are vio
lated. SUMI'Tlilt WATUK CO.
Through the Yellowstone.
The new route via the Oregon Short
Line Railroad and Monida, Mont., enables
von to make a delightful trip through the
Yellowstone National Park, entering via
Monida and coming out via Cinnabar,
making it unnecessary to cover any por
tion of the route twice. For beautiful
descriptive booklet, write or call at Ore-'
gou Short Line Ticket Oltice, 142 Third I
Mreel, Portland, Oregon. I
Dr. J. L. Neavls, dentNt of La Grande,
is iu town after a four weeks outing In
the mines. He will do some work for
ome tit his La Grande patients before returning.
ORDINANCE NO. 16.
(New Series.)
' AN OMHNANU: I IXINIi Till: WATI'K WAN.
IO llh PAID IIY Nil: TOWN OP SUAIITIsK
, IO TUP. Sf.MI' ll.lc WATKK COMPANY IOI
Till: USU OP WATP.R POK riMIJ PRO I" IX.-
1 ION.
' lie II nrJalneJ by the Common Council ol the Town
ol Suntper i
Section i. Prom anJ alter the 17th Jiy ot July,
' moo, anJ until the nth Jay of July, iwi, the Sump- I
ter Water Compin shall be alloweJ anJ palj l
saij loan ot Sumplei, lor the use ol water tor tire
protection, al the rale ol 6 per hyjrant per month,
lor 1 1 hvjrants,
I'rovlJeJ, however, thai ll the salj Water company ,
shall at any time Juting the lile ol this urJInance,
tall or neglect to furnish salj town ol .Sumpter, or
any .liJI'lon thereto, with .1 gooj anJ suftn lent supply
ot water, lor the protection of salj Town ol Sumpier, ,
from tire, then In that event the sjlj town ot Sump
ter shall not be liable to salj Sumpter Water Co., or
Its assigns, for hvjrant rental lor any month Jurln
which such waler supply shill be Insufficient for tire
protection, nj ll Is hereby m.tjr the July ot the
Lhlel of the I ire Ih-pirtmenl to look after anJ report
to the Common Council of the salj Town of Sump
ter, any failure or neglect on the part ot the salj
I Water Company, to comply with the provisions ol
! this ordinance.
I I'atseJ the Common Council this ajih Ja of
August. It.J.
W. II. (it-HASON.
.Mat or ol the lown of Sumpier,
ttesli K. I.. .Masmmi.
KeCorJer of the Town of Sumpter.
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Sumpter
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EVERY BOTTLE RLCISTCRCO AND GUaRANTCM
CROWN DISTILLERIES COMPANY
cino coT im"!
100-102 FRONT ST.. SAN FRANCIMt
W. J. VAN SCHUYVER A CO.
BINCMAL 0NT,
PORTLAND. OK.
PIRST BANK
OF SUMPTER
(incononatid)
Capital Stock $20,000
01 1 KIP.
J. II. Knbblns I'n-sUcnt
J. W. Scrlber Vlce-l'reslJent
James NewlanJs Cashier
tilkl cuius.
J. W. Scrlber N. II. Miller
J, W. AteaJ
Clark SnyJe J. II. Kobblnt
Transacts a General Hanking and l:.
change Husiness.
No Interest I'alJ on Deposits.
POSSIBLY
YOU ARE NOT AWARE OF
THE FAST TIME AND
SUPERB SERVICE
NOW OPPMRIil)
HV TIM:
JSsSxSi
x tt ffivr.54v
's pirvVo
We Have Dally l;ist Trains
to the
EAST
If von cannot take the innrnliig train,
travel by the evening train. Hotli ate
fully equipped.
OUR SPECIALTIliS
PASTTIMK THROUGH SKRVICK
Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers.
Dining Car and Huffett Library Car.
Hirst-Class Pree Reclining Chair Cars.
Hours in time saved to Omaha, Chica
go, Kansas City, New York, Boston and
other Eastern Points. Tickets good via
Salt Lake City and Denver. It is to your
Interest to use THE OVi-KLANI) ROUTI:.
I kkets and sleeping car berths can be
secured from
H. C. BOWERS,
Agent O. R. & N. Co.
Baker City, Ore.
Or, J. H. LATHROP. Gen'l Agt.
No. 13$ Third St., Portland.Ore.
Is the recojiiiixod exponent
of the mining and industrial
interests of the EASTERN
OREGON GOLD FIELDS.
In the
Sumpter
District
It is not only without an
equal, but has no rival in
quality and quantity of re
liable information published
every week. Its circulation
is already the largest of any
paper published in the dis
trict, both locallv and in
other communities and
states, and is growing rap
idly. As an advertising
medium Till: Minhk stands
at the head of the list, as its
columns demonstrate. Ad
vertising, like everything
else, is worth little or noth
ing if it costs little or noth
ing. Tun Minhu's rates are
reasonable.
The
t-'
Job
Department
is equipped with the best
material known to the trade.
Us presses are modern, its
type is artistic, varied and
up to date, and only the
best workmen are employed
Mining
Supplies
Location blanks, handsome
lithographed stock certifi
cates, corporation seals,
stock records and journals,
ffke stationery, all of the
best workmanship, furnish
ed on short notice. Ex
clusive agent for the world's
standard
Hall-
Marvin
Safe