The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, September 12, 1900, Page 3, Image 3

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Wednesday, September 12, 1900.
THE SUMPTER MINER.
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BIG CONSOLIDATION.
Gold Bug-Grizzly Absorbs Sev
en Griffith Claims.
The Gold Hue-Grizzly Gold Mining
company has acquired by purchase seven
additional mining claims, all adjoining Its
properties, which are situated next to the
Ibex mine on the west. The newly pur-
development show It cannot be made a
mine, and yet It may, as a prospect, have
had great promise and worthy the ex
penditures made In an effort to make a
mine. Western Mining World.
All Kind of Rctumption Rumors.
The rumor Is again afloat that the May
Queen mine, adjacent to this city, is again
to resume operations. Just where the re
port came from Is not clearly uiidti stood,
bi't everybody seems to have confidence
that it is based on facts. The May Quten
mine for some reason has not been a suc
cess, at least so It would seem to thoe
chased property was bought of Gri tilth observing from an outside standpoint in a
Brothers, the original locators, who last ' casual way. Since the mill was completed
fall refused f6o,ooo for it on a bond. i It has been operated very little and then
At a rough estimate there Is about 600
feet of work on the entire ten claims, now
controlled by the Gold Bug-Grizzly peo-.
pie, clearly demonstrating the continuity 1
of the lead through six of the claims,
while mi any of the others the rock when
crushed will pan a good string of colors.
Assay values from a great number of
tests made gives from $2 to 5140 in gold,
with but Indifferent results. However,
work has been In constant progress in the
stopes and it is said enough ore has been
uncovered to warrant the management in
again starting up the mill. On top of the
report of the May Queen's resumption of
operations comes another that the Little
Giant mine, up Clear creek, and the Mag
nolia, four miles north of l.awton, are
and the group Is now pronounced to have again to reMime operations and will be
one ot the most favorable showings in the under ti:e direct management of I:. J.
Ibex district, considering the amount of Godfrey, the gentleman who has made a
development. great mine out of the Red Boy. l.awton
The Gold hug-Grizzly company was Standard,
organized last January, owning the three
claims, Grizzly Numbers one, two and1 Scenic Lint of the World,
three, and the management has steadily por an enjoyable trip east, take the
worked them since April 7, under the Denver tV Rio Grande railroad, Scenic
direction of J. J. Hennessy, the manager ( Line of the world. Three daily trains be
and one of the principal stockholders, and 1 tween Denver, Colorado Springs, I'ueblo
who has probably no superior in such and all eastern points, and all points on I
work in all eastern Oregon. j the Pacific coast. Most magnificent seen-1
The new properties added to the hold- j ery on this continent. The leading fea-
lugs of the company naturally increase lure In connection with the trip is that the I
the value ot the stock therein very mate-; through trains pass through the scenic 1
rially, nuking it of greater attraction to j attractions of the Rocky mountains in
those now holding it and particularly so ; Colorado by daylight, thus atfording pas-1
since the company has not increased its , seugers a cool, pleasant and enjoyable
capitalization, as would naturally have . ride, free from dust and the annoyances
been supposed. ' experienced via other lines. Superb din-
It is considered now that the original 1 ng car service on all through trains.
Idea and plan of sinking is justified and to Service a la carte, pay for what you order,
that end an engine, boiler, pump and hoist Through standard and tourist sleepers,
will be installed in a very short time. ' Stopovers allowed on all classes ot tickets
Aside from the claims acquired the com
pauy has purchased the water rights which
will be necessary for milling the ore product.
Contrary to the custom of many min- (
lug corporations, the treasury siock 01 1
this company has not been offered pub-! When you travel the Bourne road re
llcly, but what has boen sold to cover the member Barnard has all the latest remedies
expense of development to date was taken , for Ju!,t '" the throat.
in u tew large blocks by men of consid
anywhere between Ogden and Denver.
Call on your nearest ticket agent for
tickets, rates and all information, or ad
dress, B. C. NICHOI.,
General Agent, Portland, Ore.
erable means and practical knowledge of
mining and whose Intention it now is to
k create a larger treasury fund for more Im
provement and rapid development of the
mine. Mr. Hennessy, who locally man
ages the property and has given his entire
time to the Sumpter district for the past
year, is conlideut that the Gold Bug
Grizzly will make oneof the largest mines
in eastern Oregon, and certainly has the
confidence ot some of the best mining
men in the west regarding his judgment.
Will Some One Please Define "Wildcat"?
Will some croaker or cent per cent
money lo.uier who thrives on the ready
circulating money of a mining camp, and
who is everlastingly cautioning people to
beware of "wildcat" mines, have the
good grace to define the term. Let him
do so and every condition he applies will
be met by producing a great mine which,
at one time, possessed the alleged attri
butes. Is a mine a "wildcat" because the
stock of the company owning it is selling
at a nominal figure? If so, then the
Granite Mountain was a "wildcat," for
its stock was sold for less than 10 cents a
share, yet it-paid over ij, 000,000 in div
idends, and is still being profitably oper
ated. Iron Mountain was sold as low as
8 lents and lias paid over half a million in
dividends. These mines were once only
prospects with ten-fuot holes, and so was
every other great mine. The fact is, a
"wildcat" is only such when time and
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Drafts drawn on all parts of the world. Special attention to collections.
Safety Deposit boxes for rent.
SUMPTER, OREGON
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