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About The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1900)
THE SUMPTER MINER. Wednesday, September 19, 190a The Sumpter Miner Official Paper of the Town of Sumpter. I'UIIIIMIIIP IVIKV UIIIMMIAY HY MARSH ami J. W. CONNELLA C. M SIIIIM.KIPIION IMtIS One Year SU Month I.J AIWAS IS AllVAM.I. l.nlereJ at the t.nloltlce In Siimptrr, Orei-on, for trantml-.lon thfiiuli ihr mull at trconj Clan matter. POPULATION OF SUMPTER 4,500. HoitSON, the naval hero, arrived at Vancouver, Hrillsh Columbia, yesterday. Now watch the small, smooth bore editors resume their lying about the kissing he never indulged in. IT IS reported that Lai irand will make an effort to capture the county seat trom Union. These are always bitter tights, resulting in more harm than good, even to the whining side. AT l-'rankfort, Kentucky, James How ard is now on trial for killing (Jovernor Gobel. He Is accused of tiling the shot. The lirst really sensa.ional testimony in the trial was given by Bowman Gaines, a local liveryman, and James Stubble rield, formerly deputy sheriff of Clay county. I he latter testified that Howard exultingly told him that he tired- the shot that took Guebel's life. DEMOCRATS have nothing to congrat ulate themselves over in the announce ment by Olney, that he will vote the democratic ticket next November. This policy on his pact is surely the result of Home personal grievance. Olney Is not a democrat; Is not In sympathy or intellect ual accord with the new, which Is the old democracy, both diametrically opposite to that of Cleveland and Olney. Olney's theory ol government is based on the inonarchial principle, as every act of his while attorney general demonstrated. MANNA boasts like a prize tighter when talking about what he is going to do in this campaign, and lies like a Chinaman when talking of what the republican party has done. In Chicago, a tew days since, he said: "I wouM like Mr. Ifryan or any other democrat to tell me what a trust is. I believe there is not a trust in the entire United States. I here i a national law in rvery stale agaiuM trusts, national or state, which has been the pioduct ol re publican lawmakers and the credit is due lo the republican party. I have no objec tion to democrats opposing trusts, put they have not yrt a'iv patent on It." I. ATI: dispatches from Santiago de Cuba state that the elections lor delrgattsi to the toiistitutioual convention have te Milled in lavor ot Ihr black pally thinugh out the rnllie proviiue, and thr whiles now openly declare themselves to be an- ne.atioulsts. I eu thousand coloied men, who had worked themselves up almost to a Iteuy and are wealing badges contain ing a skull and cross-bones, signilying death to the republican party, paraded the principal streets ol the city carrying tallow candles and torches. A mock funeral ot the republican parly was held and was at tended by about icco colored persons. The white people are cautious and are avoiding conflicts. TtUi greatest labor strike In history has been luaugutated in the coal mines ot Pennsylvania. The leader ut the strike toys Hut the end of the second day 1 18, ooo of the 141,006 mine workers in the anthracite coal fields are klle. No rep re Mutative of the mine operators makes a Utemenl for their side of the matter, but Uw individual mine owners dispute (he B strikers figures, saying there are more men at work than the union leaders will I .iilmit. The first .nctvinrr In the nrlfr of I coal, as the result of the strike, was made by the Philadelphia & Reading Coal com pany yesterday, 25 cents per ton being added. This advance was promptly met by local dealers, who Increased the price to consumers 50 cents per ton. CONDITIONS at Galveston yesterday are thus described by an Associated Press dispatch published in the morning papers ot teday: "Ninety-eight bodies are re ported as having been found in the wreck age and removed today, making a total of Koi victims so fa recovered. This list is far short of the accurate number dead and found, because no official rec ords are kept. The total number dead Is still estimated at from 5 ,000 to 6000. The newspaper list is over 4000. Congress man Hawley advocates the building of a breakwater, beginning at the south jetty and extending westward paralleling the shore of Galveston island for a distance of about seven miles, with a base of 25 feet and a crown of 8 feet, capped with heavy granite blocks. He believes this will break the force of tidal waves and adequately protect Galveston. In answer to an inquiry sent him as to the intention of the Southern Pacific toward Galveston, Charles H. Tweed, chairman of the board, has telegraphed to the Galveston cotton exchange, as follews: . 'Work on our Improvements at Galveston has al ready been resumed and is being pressed forward as raDidlv as possible.' The anxiety to leave the city is dyjng out." i - - a- -i--j Five quart bottles of Orympta beer far til. 00 at Henry Fingers'. I-'ive quart bottles of Olympla beer for li.ooat Henry Roger's. Tt the Faithful tVNOW All. MEN: That many Pilncc ol the olournlng In thy Cltv ol Oilenl are now kulouffilnff In thr Cltv Sumpter an J are meeting, tor the purpose ol In- .'tuning novice an J Jlnutlng lJom, at ( p. m WeJneaJay evening at HeJ Men' hall, ani at turn oilier placet a the Uran4 Paiaiha may orJer. All Prince uliu hae not ma Je thenttelve known are tor Jlelly InvlleJ to peeient llieni.eW r. Mall nt lllr In hanJ, at thr temple Jour, where thev will te t'nrJIallt rli'omeJ. T ONDga) 1 Grand Secretary Grand Padaslu I. O. R. M. ! EUAN I Willi: N... .. lmpiorJ OrJu RrJ Men, inn I In I ri: ul.it cuuinll at I. Ill lla'i M the 8th tun on Hit tfj Orel' nt irr rrn un ol each miMin AH Me J Wen lltlni: our hnntlnir trounJ i ite HrUiimr Cil w(IK II kl W, W. W. I II IN, t. nl I. S.icliem. Q, M. ROSI-.iNDAI I- MINING ENGINEER .no METALLURGIST Oihtrs Mounts -,iviit Oiriconlan lluljltii;, Port I.H1J, Otruon. I.x.irnlnr jtU rrpo't upon mines, mining propvttv .tjltes.i to hrsl wotklny. mrthoJ ! MtJ ltr.lltnrlt ot otrs. Comp.inirorLMnlrd Ctpl- Ul lunilklirJ I orirtpmurncr HtutrJ. LontUrntlAI. CHAS. II. CHANCE AllOHNI-Y ATI.AW Room-. and 1, First Haul ot Sumpter Building, SUMPTER, OREGON I F. A. I.-. STARW. Attorney-at-l.aw Cenlet.ioi. Illfli St. Sumpler, Oregon AKbK ft IIAKI K artOMMVs at I .vi Ptactlc In all the Court ut th Sut. V. S UoJ Omi e a4 Mining llilgatich Sprclalde Noogi n 6 tuhphyaU)n UuiUieg U CKANDr. ORK J ohn Temple Grayson Mining Expert and... Engineer Thr Highest Reference (ilvrn When Require.) .... IIAKER CITY. ORE. Cable AJJre Templegray, Baker. Ore ---) E. A. CLEM & CO. MINING INVESTMENTS ripirtltl Iiamlna rt an, Maraktr Or. I Mining IImi liak 146 THIRD ST. PORTLAND, ORE. L T. BROCK, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Sumpter, Oregon. Special Attention Given to Surgery ana to Dlt. eaiet ot Women. Office, Nelll tfocfc; ReiWence. Granite Street near Mill pENNF.R & WORTHINGTON Civil and Mining Engineers. U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor lor Oregon, Wash ington. IJaho ani MonUM. Engineer for the Sumpter Towmli Companv, Limit. UalerirMal ! Meat lrMt. M VtirUf. Mm rrkrtlH H. T. HENDRYX & CO., Mines Bought, Sold and Developed. Bargain In Surapter Dlitrkt Quart Claim. SUMPTER, . OREGON W. A. SAMMS, ARCHITECT, AktR CITY, : OMOOT Reliable plan, ipecllicallon and eltlmatet tumlha HK. WHEELER, l. O. Boa . Phone Main . Oltice: i4 South Center Street Notary Public. Mining and Civil Engineer. U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor Mapping anj Blue Printing. Mine examination anj report ma. Special at tention given to cyanide procn. ARTHUR PHILBRICK Civil and Mining Engineer. I!. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor lor Oregon nj IJ.1I10. l:amlnailons anj report on mining proper ties Other with I iltlr (ilant Mining Co. Mill Sm II. - MIVHHN, OHUION. , SSUKVM'I. MtUL trtu IE, I.. .MANNING, City RecorJet unj Notarv Public. Collection Ar-ttract I Ai;rnl lor l"tlclJe I Ire EMIngulther. Sumptei. STOTT SHF.LTON, J. F. MltllON Attomey at Law. SUMPTP.K. om.ooN W. W. HAMILTON. Mining anj Con.ulllag Eaglneer. AUning Propertlet EaamlaeJ ana RrporleJ On. "la1 I. Sl'MPTCR, ORtOON QRS. TAPE & PEARCE, Physicians and Surgcvns c. . rtaRck, . , c. w. TAfi. . r. TtUphaa Malo ij. SW1IK, Basche Hardware Co. . . Sumpter . GENERAL DEALERS IN Shelf and Heavy Hardware Iron and Steel Pipe Mining ' and Mill Machinery .Agents for "HERCULES" Powder Fuse and Caps C. C. Basche MANAGER GOOD THINGS TO AT E. P. Bergman S Compa'y GROCERS Mill Street, Wood's Building. LINES OH THE Sumpter Transportation Co. CARRYING U. S. MAILS. SUMPTCR-CANYON ROUTE. 11:10 p. :o p. i:op. ILV a. . Sumpter. ...Ar CllflorJ Lv ..QlfforJ Ar Auttin Lv 10: o a m, V.oo a. m. 7:10 a. m. 5:00 a. m. Lv' Ar. I Connectlag at Autrln with uge lor Canyon Clrv T ki.1 lmiAar(jka lulBt. I m9m nrM vni .to p. m. 1 1. v. ..-.iinorj ATI 7:10 a. Lv yep p. m. Ar Bonania Lv I t:ot. m. CoeuiecMar at Bonania with ttage lor Pyx. orlev. Vlrvinla. DAn Jtun a ttlaMvnl. Worley. Belcher mine. SUMPTERHiRANITE ROUTE. : p. m'. TLvT f.. ...Sumpter.... ...Graalte. ... 10:00 a. a 7:00 a. v. Livery aiOranlt to Nrth Fork. R4 Ry. Hat i M4 aoXtat mla. SiMTER-BOURNE ROUTE. te p. m. !.. Ve - IvT A.. ...Sumpter At ..ourrM Lv .OlvakU Lv ;. av 7:oa. rM?ig Natrn Bote. E a E, Olau, OMoaMtM- EIAT