The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, September 05, 1900, Page 12, Image 12

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    THE SUMPTER MINER.
Wednesday, September 5. 1900
12
ON A LARGE SCALE.
Cornucopia Mines Making
Improvements.
The Cornucopia Mines nf Ore enn com
pany Is carrying it pi. ins lor the opera
lion of its mines in a inosl practical man
uer and nn t iale never before attempted i
In Oregon.
I lie waters of I'inr creek are tn be Irir-
ncssril am) cleitrldty einpluved tn run all '
the machinery connected with the mines.
Mr. I. J. t.likel, manager of all the
western mining Interests nf Sugar King
Se.ules, the ihirf Halite in the Cornucopia
mines of Oregon company, was in the
tity yesterday 'in his return from Cnriiu
topi.i, and took his departure for the Klui
mines in Colorado.
ceeds of which they will build a new
church building.
Figures secured by the Boise Statesman
claim that the population of the state of
Idaho, as shown by the recent census, Is
close tn 150,000. In 1890 it was 84,38$.
The largest city Is Boise, with 8000. Po
catelln comes next with 4000. Moscow
has 3300 and Lewlston 3100. Nez Perce
and Latah counties have each a little over
1 13,000, and Ada 12,000. Fremont county
1 shows the greatest growth and has 12,000
I people.
Formal announcement has been made
hy the officials of the Spokane land ottice
that lands formerly in the north half of the
Colvllle reservation will le open for entry
at noon October 10. Accompanying this
announcement is ,1 warning to the public
nut to attempt to make settlement on any
of the lauds before that date and hour.
Smllir annnunci merit has been made by
the YVaterville land ollicc officials.
Seven hundred medals being pres-nted
hy the state to thesnldiers participating in
Mr. Cirkel gave out the Information tlie M'.inlsii war ami nupino insurrection
that the tirst shipment ot nnchinery for remain uncalled for at the office of Adju
thrrlcctrli.il plant was expected to arrive taut-General Ganteubeln. One thousand
in Baker City early In the tirst of the I have been delivered, and the adjutant
....,,1 ii. 1 ii. h.i-.M.- umii.l tir. ' general Is anxious to have the others
live (luring the month.
I he iii.'uliiiieiy purchisrd consists of
general eletttic generators and motors; a
l.edgerwood Mauul.n.turing company's
electric hoist, the tirst ever introduced hi
Oregon; Prltnn water wheels;.! Sergeant
Ingersoll 1 1 drill air compressor. I he gen
eral elrttilc machinery consists of two
J50-hnrse power generators; one zoo-horse
power motor; one 1 co-horse power motor.
I he whole aggregating 200,000 pounds In
weight.
All work preparatory to placing the (r t0 ustr.,te Arkansas character of
machinery in place is about completed and tle H,Uirbon mossback type. According
It Is expeiled that the plant will be In op- (0 t,e narrative, the senator, in the days
ration )o days alter the arrival ol the followlttK the civil war, when tie practiced
machinery. I,IW, had occasion to drive across one of '
From Baker City the machinery will be I t,e cmut 0f Arkansas tn keep a legal I
hauled by teams to the mines at Curmico- engagement. He thinks it was in the
pia, a (eat of no small proportions In It- northeast part of the state, just below the
self, but easy ot accomplishment by those , Missouri line. I he iournev went very
well until the Senator came across a group 1
! of natives on the road. Across the road-.
way a tree had fa.lcn squarely. 1 here
claimed by their rlghttul owners. The
medals for the Oregon linglneer Corps
have been completed and are now ready
for delivery at the same ottice. Address
Adjutant-General Ganteubeln, Portland, ,
Oregon.
THOUGHT HIM A YANKEE
It Was Because He Knew How to Get a
Tree Out of Road.
Senator Vest has a story he sometimes
having the contract. Baker City Demo
crat.
SHORT STORIES.
A ledge lontainlng 02 per cent of mag
nesia has been discovered three, miles
Irom Albio'i, Idaho.
Walla Walla's fruit fair will be held
from October 1 tn 7, Inclusive. I lie man-' "trung their teams out and had tried two
.igrment is making extensive preparations, or three pulls without any result beyond
I he ( :. A. II. de.iJed to hold ll.elr next I b,Mki"K a C0",c f XtsM C,!a,n!" T,leV I
eiuaiiipiiirnt.it Denver. I.eo Rnssieur, 1
ol St. I ouis was chosen Comander-lu-Chin.
I he fusion convention of Washington,
held in Seattle nominated Governor John
It. Uogeis. Rogers and I uruer controll
ing exetythlng.
Uncle Sun's boys found on reach
ing the "leinple of Heaven" that the
occupants had v.uatedit as the hottest
pl.keiu l-hlni. St. Louis Globe-Democrat,
.las. J. Cot belt defeated Kid McCoy in
five tounds, bclotr the Twentieth Cen
tury club In New York 011 the joth. Cor-'
belt received .iI'imiI jih,ooo and .McCoy,
$0,000.
Boston has a population of sw,8o2, ac-1
was no way to get around and lay out a 4
new road after the usual plan of dealing ,
I with such an obstruction in that country. J
' The tree had to be moved. Neighbors had
come from nil around in response to the I
summons of the road overseer. They had
I. ..I . ........l ... .I.llk...... At. .1... .... t .-.Ml.
II.IU Ml'TU ll utllfci.nt uii mr lit m i. J
I he senator looked at the tree and at the ,
helpless crowd of Arkansas natives, and J
then said:
"Why don't you cut the tree in two in I
the middle and haul the ends out of the '
way?"
There was a moment of silence broken
suddenly by oneof the uowd whorc.khed
tor his gun, and ecl. limed:
"Yankee, by gum!"
A PROMISING PROPERTY.
Development Work on the Oregon Chief
Group Highly Satisfactory.
John Thornton, who is interested with,
his brother, Com, and J. I:. Donnelly in
the Oregon Chief group of claims in the
cording to the new census. In 1K00 she Chc Cove aiMrlct. is in thecity after
had milv 448.447. or 25.07 per cent less. mv , e t W 0s ( Je.
Aremirkable gain lor such an old city, veoplng the property,
almost a boom. T)e Oregon Chief group consists of
'I lie census trtutns show that there Is a CVernl claims and Is considered to be one
couple of Indians living on wh.it was the 1 0f the best properties In the Cable Cove
Ne Perce reservation who are each over .district. About 1400 feet of development
100 years of age. I hey ire man and wife,, WOrk, all tunnelling, has been done on
were bom in Jinuary, 1800, and weie on the property and the results are highly
married 76 years ago. satisfactory to the owners. Four of the
Here Is a story Irom Spekane: The claims are on the same vein. The entire
Central Christian church owns a gold group Is located on w hat is said to be the
mine. 'I heir pastor h is gone to work in 1 main lead In the district, and on the e
the mine, and w ill take out. some samples tension of the Grey b'agle group of mines,
and go east and sell shares, from the pro- '--Democrat. I
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t.diki'iiaM1aws"CwplllllU
Fraser and
Chalmers
Chicago
MILLING MACHINERY-Rolls,
Stamps, Crushers. Perforated
Metals, Jigs, Frue Vanners, rite.
MINING MACHINERY Boilers,
Including Sederholm Boiler, Air
Compressors, Reidler Pumps. I-'ur-
naces, Etc. Write to our Chicago
ottice for Catalogue.
Represented by MENNO UNZICKER, Hotel Warshauer,
BAKER CITY, OREGON
Pelton Water Motor
Is so superior to all others as regards strenth, durability and economy of
water, in fact all that constitutes a HIGH CLASS WATER MOTOR,
as to admit of no comparison, adapted to every variety of service and
made ot sies varying Irom the fraction of 1 up to 100 H. P. Recent
scientific tests made at the Michigan University in connection with sev
eral other motors claimed to be the best on.the market showed 45 per
cent higher elficlency in favor of favor of the PELTON, while the rela
tive cost per H. P. to buy was only one-third to one-half that of others.
Water companies desiring to make the best of their water supply should
discriminate in favor of the PELTON. Deliveries made from New York
or San Francisco, as may afford the best freight rates. Circulars free.
One of these motors can be seen any time operating Tllli MlNhK presses.
THE PELTON WATER" WHEEL CO.
143 Liberty Street.
New Yolk.
125-129 Main St.
San Francisco, Calif.
SUMPTER BOTTLING WORKS
AUnulacluirrk nf alt klnjs ot CarNwittrJ Drlnkt anj CMm.
OfrutrJ In connection tilth the
Kentucky Liquor House
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GAGEN & SLOAN, PROPS.,
SUMPTER, ORE.
W. S. BOWERS
ABSTRACTS
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Mining Patents Obtained
Years of experience in Baker County Records.
No. 2104 Court Street, Haker City; Oregon.
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Agent
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the Celebrated
OLYMPIA
BEER
On draught or
by bottle.
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"The Olympus
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H. FINGFR, Proprietor.
High Grade Wines.
Lii)uors and Cigars.
Sumpter, Or.
"Just around the Corner"
NEBERGALL cv MOORE
PROPRIETORS.
THE MAZE
Fine Wines, Liquors and Ggars.
Next to First Bank Sumpter SUMPTER, OREGON
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