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About The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1900)
Wednesday, September 26. 1900 IO THE SUMPTER MINER. REORGANIZATION. Portland, h.-is resulted In n favorable re purl. Mr. McKenna Is :i co.-tl expert mid I hr was sent In (he discoveries to substan- 1 tlate tile findings made by another ex- A. W. Ellis Elected President ert .several weeks ago. lie is a member I of the Portland Hoard of I rade, and the of BrCWCry Company. examination was made Incidentally for that organization, and directly for Port land parties who base been negotiating , , for some time witli the owners. I he re Monday afternoon a Hireling of tile ill- M,t ()f Mr AUKemia.s frlorl Inenns ,le rectors ol the Columbia Hiewlng and mmw,,al.f ,1(irmll-, exploitation of the Malting tiimiMiiy was held at its oll.ee, jiHCVt.reSf nj )e detnileil .irraiiKfiiiiriils lor the purpose of reorganization. , will he completed the present week. As Inasmuch as Mr. ArmlnirMer, the former ,l(; )())m ()f he rxpf rs ,s , ,,. effea president and manager, has disposed of h (l )(), ,.,, wr W,M ,,e rw,lliri.j , 1,1s Interest In the company and left the je(mmMr.ltt. ,,e eNstelK.e ,,f extensive slate, Ills ollice was di-J.ired vacant ind ,,.., .........1,1,. ,,. i,i,s ,i..r- .,. ,1m. A. W. 1:111s, one of tlir most enterprising si id public spirited cilieus and successful iHisiness men in Suinpter, was appointed, lit the directors in nil the position, I he assumption ol the management nl th-bn-werv by Mr. kills Is a guarantee tint tile business will In the Inline re (elvc Ihe required altriitinu, and that a pi.luy will be adopted th il will iustiie llir Inrndship and patronage ol the retail air iters. I he company has a lirst-c lass phut and is 1 ipablc ol turning out a beverage w I1IJ1 Is second to none, and theie is no Iimmiii ttliv the berr consumed in Sumpler and idnlty should not ail be purdi ised here, j Insie ill of sending money aw iv In cniich one outside liistlliitiou. IJiuler the new iiianagiinenl lliruimein will siuelv it-- five the patiou.ige and support It d selves. velopnienls of the next lew weeks in this matter will be of great Interest to the en tile nortliern section of the state. Ihe Inlhieiice that would be exerted on pros pective railroad building by the exposure ol 10.1l hi inaiketable quantities on the ( irande Kniide can be readilv understood, and it Is mil Improbable that the work of the Portland parties will evert a material iullueiice 011 the now celebrated Clear water r.iihoad light. I ewlston I illume. When you travel the Bourne road re member Barn. ml lias all the latest lemedies (or dust In the throat. SUMMONS. Is till' ( ll'l I II (.01 lTOI 110 SMll Ol Ovliilis. I I III nn I lur llir I 11111111 nl ll.lkc-1. I Dllil lli-flil.i-l. I'l.llnllll. v. Ilmiil.ls ( .llnl'MI mil luhn Aiiiirrus'i-r, t).-li 11 Jjnt In Jnlm Ann- Jua 1 1 inforJ F.wois K.WItojds, . Usual. "' ;"' ","'' ''Y,!" J,."'.n,J ","?;. 1.!" !'" J ' 11 urn nl ihi'SiAli nl ()mimi,i iirr iii'frlM fi All lllipmt.llll Iiml-KMIllt i.'IM Ills ,,..,,,,, ,(,!,, ..imiM-nfitlot . uiwnw lefnrf LrriMlniilnl hv l.ulK- ILmloul. Il ,( ZS le.ts till- slDcUlllrll .Mil slleepOW Dels llf (..mil. lulc'r nl ILil-i'l (1 mult. SMIpii Olrp-n. Inr v.. 1 c-11 1 t. 1 .1 1 ..1 II I'liHu.iini'i nl ill1 iiiniiMin .111J li 1111 Mil n i l.ltklllia and K II. Ult.lt counties dlieCtlV, ..,...;,, ,ij ,.,,,. ,ij,:nii-nl lll It I1k.11 .uj.ilnst rind those using the railroad lands In ev ery "' '"', "", '."",' "! ''"r !,'!",!:."11 .i',",:'s !!.Z,'T.' 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II will repay 3cu lo have your farments nude to order and prnrnly tailored by leaving ioir Qcasar: v.ith KOBSON MERCANTILE CO. t-CCini'RESS.ITATIVE II V I I - M I k t It I I J 4 ' 'I inn In hitr vn. r frirrnntc miilf f.1 i rrZ. ;"-i ' ;1 Mfcr '' Fmf:tly isilorcd y leaving I JIN - -VstL o,r ocasar v'!11 Ml'' ''Jb j& MERCANTILE CO. ( 0 up llilr J .ictiim. Jl Hie 'iivtuui- nl 1 1 liiillll. sjlltlv llir ri delense that he had no way ol ascertain-1 tin- imr Jtnnr.j ni ii-.iniiii.iinJ t-oi ,110 . i tin , , .. , , ciiliiilctnil.iil Hit-OiluitiM.i lltt-lni: mj .Milling log whether he was on government or ( ,',....,, iniuii i.ntuJ h n.r iirrin i r.illio.ul lands. Iliecouit niled that he I 1 Atitlin.fn.ili l.imnlv, SI.Hi- 11I Oirenn.ln lln- tiNnt ' rnililv.l -irimii. m ihv Inititur nl i'l.llnllll. in sulUtv lllllst not Use the l.lilw.iy Company l.'lllds ; .tU JnnnnJ nl pl.ilnllll .. . 1 1111 . AnJ oii ntr lirK-l-y niulhi-J il.it nn On- Mill Jay nl and III it he was responsible for nut seur- s,,,,mirr i.,,u,; iinnuuHr w. w. ImiiiiUi, ' log the iufoimallo.. as 1,. ow uershlp. I he ;' ;!!.,,,lm;(h7"nnr,n,,:,,K,.ui;:,"n I t ise Is regarded as .1 test ol the lights of ' ti-mJ.-usin nii l-t puMU all.m l uinmiin, .tnj I . ., 1 1 1 .1 1 llul llir Jjir ill Hielii'l rml-IU-Jllnnnl 1I1U stimmnnt gr.ilug men on the open lands of the ( i, s,ri,.inis-f iti. . .mJ iiu-J.u- iiirii.i i-ui- tirseits and mountains. Ihe sheepmen m.uinnii,Hini it .v.tj-inuijih.... niliii.illy lerl much aggiieted nvrr the situation, and some ol (hem sav their bus iness Is mined. 'I he Dalles Chr uilcle. '''''V' . ' OPERA HOUSE SALOON SUMP IKK BEEN ON DKAUGHT BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES 'iimiiit li'i I'lilnilll. Mining llir Gtfil Mj;iiI forCaplUl. "In the irngress of clti'i.illiin no fac tor has ever been Known In exercise siuh 0 poweilul iullueiite as mineral wealth in 1tt1.11 Hug eutrgy and capital to a country. ' Mining men reilie that ap.ut fioin thrii sellish intetest in the t lestiiiu, it is alwavs a matter of the tlsesl polky to do everything possible to C'Koui.igi- iiiluiug, iN.itlite places enough nt'stades In Ihe way, and It is suiely the part ol wise got eriiiueut to lemot e them s.i I, it as possitilr, ,nid to encourage and aid 111 eteiy wat, thne w ho aic detoting lliell lit rs .iiicl luiluiies to llir wolK ol cle- eloping tllese trsotitirs. I he luterde peudeiicr ol all citirns in the milling cJis tikts is mi great that they stand or fall together according to the success or failure nl the woik. It s the rxpritence of fcthe oldest uniilng legions that eteiy burden 01 lesinctliin iiuposed upon the mines in xatiaPli allects etriv one ill the com- lililiiltv. I'ot .ill thne le.iMiiik milling i iueneveivwhrieferltli.it thry are justl-. lied in asking, in the name ol public w el-' fare, lot special considerations," E. P, Ktlbv at a Holland banquet. T.D.Bellinger & Co. .OF SUMPTER. OREGON Agents for Matting ly and Moore Whis key a zo-ycar-old whiskey as good as ElKIr of Lite. All whiskies arc out of bond and guaran teed the genuine ar ticle. Popular re sort for Commer cial Travelers and Miners. Dispensers of only the Choicest To Develop Grind Reed; Crul Mliut. Local p lilies who are interested In the tirand Ronde coal properties have re celt rd u old 111 it the lecent examination cl the dlsciitriirs by I. I. McKeuna, of Brands Liquors 01 Including Old Overholt, Can adian Club, Usirrs and James , Wntson Scotch' Imported ii Brandy, Three bur Hennessey, and nil the Leading Brands of Wines and Cigars. New and Elegant Fixtures, jComfor able quarters for gentlemen. No better service in Oregon. ...The Magnolia... T. D. Iillin(i I Co., ritpi. (Formerly Hotel Van Duyn Bid.) SUMPTER, OREGON V'V'V-.' More Room Moke Goods Since the removal of the Post Office, giving us the entire use ol the store room, I'have mater ially added to the stock a New and Fresh Hue of j j j jt Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Etc. A better opportunity is afforded us to handle the trade, and our CASH PRICES have proven a drawing crrd since the CASH SYSTEM was iumigtiiated .4 VV. K..HAWLEY. Succkir tu k'ahltr & HawV'