The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, February 27, 1901, Page 5, Image 5

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    Wednesday, February 27, 1901
THE SUMPTER MINER
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MINES TRIBUTARY TO GRANITE v
Colonel Carpenter Says They Are the Best
in the United States.
"The section of country around Granite
will be the b;st mining district in this
part of the United States as soon as It is
firoperlydeveloped," declared Colonel
Carpenter, an old miner, In the lobby of
the Esmond hotel today.
"I am not speaking altogether of hear
say, as I have spent a number of years
In the vicinity of Granite! and have been
working on one claim for 26 years. A
good deal of work Is being done now and
work will continue to be done. The best
mine in Oregon is the Red Boy. They
have a 20 stamp mill, and are running
night and day. They are now engaged
In putting in hoisting machinery, which
will give them the largest hoisting plant
in the West. By this means they will be
able to go down about 2000 feet. Al
ready their work has cost them over f too,
000. This has been a producing mine for
four years. They are about ready to sink
a shaft, but at the present time are mill
ing from a tunnel, and will until the next
shaft is down to ore. There is ore near
the surface, but it is better further dovn.
There are several good prospects, out that
Is the only mill In the vicinity.
"The Cougar mine, which Is near Gran
ite, Is closed down at the (present time,
and I understand the owners are negoti
ating for the sale of the property. This
mine Is owned by Spokane people. There
are two other mills, also near Granite, but
they are closed down for want of capital.
These are the May Queen and the Mag
nolia. "What do we need mostly? Capital
and men who will develop the country.
The gold is there all right, and all we
need Is to have it taken from the ground.
Some day we will startle Portland and
the rest of the world." Telegram.
Splendid Ore Samples From QuarUburg.
Two handsome specimens of the rich
ore from the mine of the Standard Gold
and Sliver Mining company on Dixie
creek, seven miles north of Prairie City,
were brought down from the mine yester
day by J. I:. Batchelder. One of them
was sent to the National museum at
Washington, D. C, and the other was
presented to the Chamber of Commerce
exhibit. These specimens assay over
f 300 to the ton, about f 100 in gold, a little
silver, and the remainder cobalt. This Is
the only mine on the coast, if not the
only one in the country, which is turning
out straight cobalt ore. Cobalt is a rare
mineral. It is used In glazing pottery,
and the oxide is used in making purple
dyes and colors. A small specimen of the
ore was sent to the National museum
some time ago, and a request came back
for a larger piece of the same ore. Super
intendent Dosch was much pleased to se
cure the handsome specimen presented to
the exhibit in his charge, and considers it
one of the rarest of his mineral exhibits.
Oregonlan.
Eastward Great Salt Lake Route.
The traveler, tourist or business man is
wise when he selects the Rio Grande
Western railway, "Great Salt Lake
Route," for his route to the, east. It Is
the only transcontinental line passing
directly through Salt Lake City, and In
addition to the glimpse it affords of the
Temple City, the Great Salt lake and
Utah valleys, it offers the choice of three
different routes through the mountains
and he most magnificent scenery in the
world. Treble dally train service and
through Pullman and tourist sleeping cars
between Portland, Huntington, Butte,
Denver and Chicago in connection with
the Oregon Railway and Navigation com
pany and Orogon Short Line. For
pamphlets descriptive of the "Great Salt
Lake Route" apply to J. D. Mansfield,
2SJ Washington street, Portland, or Geo.
W. Helntz, general passenger agent, Salt
Lake City.
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Ten Dollars.
Owing to tlu intullntioii "of
new uuri improved machinery in
tliu Dr. Snudi'ii lhctory, whi'ivliy
I nut cnaliled to turn out in u
luiicli shorter time now my lntet
mil best hells,
DR. SANDEN'S
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I ean positively uliirni tlmt for
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plete, ready for uo, 11 hotter, 11
liner, ami more seientilieally con
structed tipplinuee tlmii lire tlio-e
of other concern-' for which thirty
nud forly dollars U climbed.
DR. SANDEN'S
APPLIANCES
Are "iiiinintced to piK-esnll the
luti'-t elect ro-thernpeiitie features
worth having. Having iiinnii
fnetiired electric belts for over .'III
yours, coiituutly lidding new mid
valuable improvements, which
my experience with the weak
mid nervous taught me to be ue
eenry, I can siloly proinio iiiv
patients ,-ikto-s with my appliance-,
coupled with my advice,
when till others fail, I have
been mot uniformly .-uece.-'ful
in curing s nuclei's from all man
ner of wealiie-e, hocaiM' idler
11 patient has one of my appli
ances I aid him with my special
advice, if needed, at any time,
n I way. promptly nud free of nil
charge. My fees for treatment
until a cure is elleeted are em
bodied with the price chained
for the belt.
1'ndor no circiiintiiueo.s pay
over ten dollars to any one liir
their appliances, or even tlmt
Mini before you have inspected
mine.
Dr. Sanden's Belt
1 In- no eipial for the cure of
Nervous mid Physical Debility,
Kxlmii-tcfl Vitality, Varicocele,
Premature Decline, lo-s of Mem
ory, Waiting, etc., which has
been brought about by early in
dNcretioiis or later excc-cs.
Established Thirty Years.
Write today for my latent
books, "Health ill Nature," and
".Strength; Its Umi mid AIiiimj
by Men."
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