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About The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1900)
THE SUMPTER MINER. Wednesday, November, 1900 The Sumpter Miner Official I'.iprr of the Town of Sumpter. I'llllllMIII) IVLMV ttlllMMMV 11V II. MARSH AMI J w. coNNHI. LA .UIisr;Kirius IM1IS One Year Sl Munlli .$9.U 1.9 MUMS IS AIIVAM.I I ntered At Hit "itlrifttcf In Sumpter, Oregon, tur Irantmlkslnn through tin in.itlt .if. st'criuj cl.i mallei. POPULATION OF SUMPTER 4,500. I Ml: Uiegun Mining slucK exchange nti.v occupies the Meld hi Portland alone. Secretary Hard writes 'Mil: MINER Invit ing the co-operation of the mine owners hi t-.isteru Oregon, declaring that with this aid the l:chauge will surely be a success, and will ditiimir luwaids develop lug these I'uld lirkls than anv other one inlluence. Hie success , e Change certainly j ' vllnn of a leading (.eruian news means great good to the mines, one ' ,;'P" ' K,,v,la ls Pl-'-K construct necessarily follows the other. , railroad from Samarkand to Hankow ' via the Kashgar valley, Lake Kukuuor BRYAN Is tpioled as saying Monday land the Wel-ho and Hn-ang-hi) valleys, night: " The evidence Is injlliearguments I or any other route. He asserts that the luve been made and the i.ise Is now sub-1 Intervening mountains are all but Impass inltled to the jury. It the jurv w ill accept 1 able, and that such a line would cost bli the Declaration of Indipeiideikeaud the j lions of dollars; though it may possibly be Constitution of the United Slates as the i built one hundred years hence. Russia," Instructions of the court, there will be no said the prince, "formerly contemplated doubt about the verdl.t." 'I he Instruct i line from Samarkand to Eumsk', but she ions ul the couit yereas enthusl.istii.ally j gave up the project when the Chinese disregarded as have been the Coiislitu-, troubles began. The direct branch line Hon and the Deilaratinn. Till: first a.t passed lor the election ol prrsideull.il eleilois pioviJed that they should be appointed "within j days be loie the lltst Wednesday III December." llndrl tills law the states hrld their elec nous on uiiirrnii nays. ,.,-.. Mains.,,, was el.M.-,l in iM" the demoa.its asseited that his siiuesswas due p.utly to liadu- I.11 .. ... I. . . till... II 1 lent v tiling made possible bv dilfernue In , dates. Aunidiiigly the law was passed I.Aiugonedate tor the election In all stales, the lust luesd.ivallerlhri.rsj Monday. ! I III- eleitl. f Ch.tiles M. Hays lo the president v ot the Southern P.tcilic com- p.iuy is taken by tar seeing railroad men to mean that a radical change in the policy I ol tint itirpor.itliin Is about to be carried into rll.-it. The essence ol this change is Hut the Southern P.uitic Is line titer to be exclusively a business entetprise, and not Itrgely a pnlltL.tl mtcliiue. Ills uudei stood that Mr. Huntington's plan of going In itiiigtess or state legislatutes for lavois , that would yield r. 1111l.it lesiilts to Ills tonipioy Is to be dKoutiiitied. Tills means that the Southern I'.k'ilk will not be the lac. or la l.aliliiiul 1 or othei elec tions that It has been; that it will avoid theiritUlsiu and .tutip.ithv that Its pnliti ( tl avtloii has brought upon It; th it It will, , 2 lii short, V.U11I11H- Us .utilities to the leglli- male held ol ttaiisHitl.illon. Al IIIIS willing, eleven oMock toJav, it Is app.iteut tint .WiKlnley his been 1 eleted. He will pelhaps hive eseu mote rle. total soles than he had four ve.its ago. His majoiitles ale itit down In the eastern states, but this wave didn't reach the tid.il Intensity ueis'ss.try losweei Bty.tn 1 . it, 1 1. 1 .. . H H into the White house. I he toll dinner pall argument is evidently what did the 1 business. I he l.iboilog classes, wheie wages .tie cut down to the lowest living notJi, have ever been liitlueuced through their stomaihs, and are incapable of ap preciating the higher ideals which the ilemocr.ilU party has appealed to in this campaign. In fact, it is an old truism that all men must be reached through their stomachs, and it I-" intimated that even In the home of the well to do citizen, this theory is the foundation of the diplomatic wife's policy. The republican party can now afford to rectify the glaring errors in its method of handliog foreign affairs mid will doubtless do this very thing, reversing its policy. With Bryan it looks as if It is another case of Clay and Blaine, an utter impos sihlllty to elect to the presidency a man known to be of strong character, brilliant ' inirllrct and courageously honest. He Aill doubtless never be a presidential can diJate again, but Ills public course is not yet over. Only about forty years of age, he Is in the prime of strong manhood, and will continue to be a commanding figure hi American politics for many years to come. JVUKIuley will not declare himself die J tator and the country will wag along ! about as heretntnre. As Till: MINER said , a few weeks since, the election will effect ' ; the gold fields of eastern Oregon but little either way. The people here, realizing this to be a fact, is why so little personal Interest lias been taken In the conflict. RUSSIA seems to be out of the railroad building business, Prince Khlloff, Rus sian minister of railroads, has authorized the Associated Press to deny categorically tron' St. Petersburg to the Siberian rail road has also been abandoned for the pteseut." Through the Yellowstone. The new route via the Oregon Short Line Railroad and Monlda, Mont., enables V)u ,( ake ; j,K,ltfl) ,,,,, ,hrm)K,, le Yc,llwMl,lie National Park, entering via ,.,,,,., ..,., ,limllir ,,.., .1, Clll..1bar. making it unnecessary to cover any por tion of the route twice, l-or beautiful de!a,lt,ve l)0(,klet, write or call at Ore S0f ,le Tlcet 0)k(.( ,4i T,,w bird ". inland, Oregon . John Temple Grayson Mining Expert and... Engineer The lllcheM References (ilv.'ti Wlun Ici'tiuneJ . .. IIAKI.U LI1Y. ORE. (..llle AJJirss Tini'loKt.i, lliLer, Ore I. O. R. M. I?(iN rNIIII No. o, ImpiovcJ Ou.i KfJ Men, ' meet In iriiulir iouihII .it I III. Ml i .n the 8ih rim on the ir.l liep ol eety seven smis nl ej.l. miHill All Ij.J .Well vl.lhni our tiunllm. nriiuntv "':,rJ,"n;' ihohub IHkiw, Vt W 1 1 1 IX. C. il N. Sachem. SUMPILR DEVELOPMENT CO. SUMPTER, OREGON Owners of all the choice acreage stir rounJing Sumpter. Inside residence lots on easy terms. Apply to SEYMOUR H. BELL, Manager. p A. t STARR, Attomey-at-Law Center, tor. High St. Suapttr, Oretoa To the Faithful KNOW ALL MI:N: That many Prince nf the Orient are no -.ojournlng In the City of Sumpter anj are mcetlnsr, for the purpose of In ttructln? novice-, an J Jllf ujlnjr Is Jam. at 8 p. m WeJnetJay evening at ReJ Men' hall, anj at uch other placet as the (iranJ l'aJ.iha may orJer. All I'rlncei who have not maJe themielvef known are cordially Invlt-M to prevent themtelvrs, staff of llle In hanj, at the temple Joor, where they will be corJIallv welcomeJ- BV ORDCM Grand Secretary Grand Padatha E, A. CLEM & CO. MINING INVESTMENTS Proptitlu Citmlntd tnd Rtporltd on. Mimbtr Port land Minln Stock Eichant 146 THIRD ST. PORTLAND, ORE. CHAS. H. CHANCE ATTORNEY AT LAW Rooms 2 and 3, Hirst Bank of Sumpter Building, SUMPTER, OREGON L. T. BROCK, M. D Physician and Surgeon. Sumpter. Oregon. Specl.il Attention (Slven lo Surgery anj to DIs. eases of Women. Olficr. Nelll uUcx: RetlJence. priinltt Street near Mill pENNER & WORTHINGTON Civil and Mining Engineers. U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors for Oregon, Wash ington, Uahn anj Montana. rnglneert for the Sumpter Townslte Company, LlmlteJ. Un4tr(roind and Patent Sarsoii. ond 0r(htlnf. hja Prlntlni H. T. HENDRYX A: CO., Mines Bought, Sold and Developed. U.irnalni In Sumpter District vuarli UJUm. SU.MI'TER, OREGON W. A. SAMfYib, ARCIIITECr, HAKiw cm, : ouiiios Rell.it le plans, speclfuatlons anj estimates furnlheJ yUTHUR PHILBRICK Civil and Mining Engineer. U. S, Dii'iity Mineral Sui,nr lor (Brecon nnJ IJltin. lixamln.itlnns at.J iisrtsn mining prnper ties. Oltice with I ittle (iunt Mlnini; (.'. MllL Stl ur. M "I'llf. Onions. nsuimm.1. IJ.. MANNING HIIL ll ML Cll)' KiimJer anj Nolan I'l.tlic. ( nil,-, thins Al-vluct. Ancnt lor I )lUIJe I lie LMlii.'iiltl.r. Sumpter. S'lOIT a SHEI.'IO.N, Attorneys at Law SU.MI'iTR, Sl U. STIin J. I. Mil LION ONI CON V. . W- HAMILTON. Mining anj Cnnulllni; Ijirjnerr. Mining lrupertie l:imlnej, KesnieJ On anj I or S.ile. MorelnanJ Neal CoJe. II J m. Sl'MI'TLR. OHL-CON DRS. TAPE cv PEARCE, Physicians and Surgeons C. M. IFAULf. M. I). C. W. TAI't., M. U. Teterhone Main . SllMntli.Oni.OOS 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 l AT E. P. Bergman & Compa'y GROCERS Mill Street, Wood's Building. MELLOW DELICIOUS COCKTAIL nniiiAish'Er IXlEMifMl. Rainxnoa --slO u M M M EAT ; y?I y JL HIE ONLY unu, a mm i"kiWj -&. 1 (W TT nTTTiTiTiTTTTiW2fc . 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