THE SUMPTER MINER
Wednesday, April j, 1901
Capital $500,000
OFFICERS
DR. K. II. PARKI-R, President
llAKVI-Y BiXKWITII, Vice-President
R. C. Pl-NTI.AND, Secretary
P. 13. HliAI.Y, Treasurer
D. I.. MCl.l.OI), Asst. Secretary
Grizzly Gold
I I II !! M III
Mining Company
In 1,000,000 shares of the
par value of Fifty Cents
Each. Treasury Stock
400,000 shares.
FULL PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE
OPPORTUNITY
-S Tr ry Stock at TEN CENTS Per ihirr
CASH BASIS All Cash Purchasers Receive a Discount of Five Per
Cent on the Investment.
INSTALLMENT BASIS Purchasers May Secure Stock in Blocks
of 1000 Shares and Upwards, Payable 10 Per Cent Down and 10
Per Cent Each Month Until Paid.
GRIZZLY STOCK
Affords an opportunity tor profitable investment that cannot be equaled in the Sumpter District. Our new
prospectus will he leady lor mailing this week, giving a cross-sectional view of the workings of the mine and
showing present development. A contract will be let at once for 200 feet more work and before this is completed
the price of stock will he advanced. THE GRIZZLY is destined to become a great mine. Secure this
stock now at 10 cents.
REMEMBER, The famous Le Roi stock sold as low as $ cents per share, and today is quoted at $65.00
on the London market.
Por Prospectus and Further Information, address,
Grizzly Gold Mining Co., Mfi?N Portland, Ore.
nCFCHCNCES: fin.T B of Bu.fiin Bua.tia, One
Cmtcft. Damn Bamim CiTf Ontoo
Dick Neill in Portland. led wMe and with a pitch which hull- Australian Gold Production.
It. I.. Nelll, thr well known Stiinptcr j .;itrs ;i much Krruter slJth. Samples of j Our consul at Melbourne makes a very
meuinni, is in mr city on misines
Mr.
Nelll Is .111 old resident of I'oill.ind and
for miny ears was in the employ of the
Meier ' Frank company. Mr. Nelll is
now engaged in the merchandizing tuisi
the SuinptT district, AW. Nrill this morn
ing said: "While Sumpter has li.id her
boom, her season of suhstautul prosper
ity is just about briiiuitiK. It lias been
.1 little unlet for a year, it is true, hut the
town did all the business it could e.pect,
legitlmalely. Conditions hae become
settled and .1 steady gtowth has sup
planted the spasmodic. All of the new
buildings going up are ol a substantial
older and our improvements are ot a char
ailer III it give the Impression ot perina-
the ore brought in last evenhiK and left at
Interesting report concerning the Austral
aslan cold production of recent years. It
the olfices of W. L. Vinson, who is an
owner in the discovery, shows the charac- s,ows that there was a very rapid in
Iter of the ore to be chrome Iron, carrying ! crease from 1800 until 1000, when there
silver and gold, the former greatly pre- was a fajnc 0ff. In 1000 the total pro-
nessonhisown account, owning one of dominating, and Indicating a value ol , Auction was i.sH7,g47 ounces. For three
the largest stores in Sumpter. In speak- J " ' ton. The discoverers of this , years tr)e ra(e 0f increase was only moder-
log ol the business and mining outlook of Mtrst tind think they have made the ate, but from 1893 to 1804 the total rose
strike ol their lives and all who have seen fr0m 1,876,563 ounces to 2,239,205 ounces,
the ore samples brought in are of the ARai( for t,ree yearS t,e increase was
same opinion. If the ore Is as rich as the slow, but the development in western
discoverers think it Is, there will be a Australia caused the total to spring from
stampede to the Pleasant Valley section, , 2,375,735 ounces for 1896 to 2,929,959
fur there Is room for many locations.-1 ouce!( for 97. Two years of surprising
Democrat. ' Increase followed, the total for 1808 belnu
Gn,al Warren Talk, at Butte. , l.7W9 ounces and that for .899 4,461,-
General Charles S. Warren, who has '5 ounces. I he year 1900, however,
been in eastern Oregon lor the last ten "ed retrogression, the total being ,
days looking alter property in,efe!,,s 4.174.8" ounces, showing a decrease of I
11...... .Mm,.i i n,k niv i,.t ,iB 285.204 ounces. Nearly every state pro-
na.we. Ihe business outlook lor the aj K rrR,s,clej .,,,,, eB,,ue. Illstanned dd less gdjuring thejust ear.
itiiniiiK ye.n louiu not it 1'iiKniei. .tun
ing development Is vet in its infancy in
eastern Oregon. More iapit.il will, how
ever, go lull the mines this year
than rver befoie. Ihe mines ate all
right, and It is upon them tint eastern
Oiegon tests her leputatloii for greatness.
Ills the mines that will build up the
country and Increase our populition In
eastern Oiegon more thin any other In
dustry." I elegr 1111.
W. L. Vinton In On Another Rich Strike.
What is said to be one of the most won
deilul ore finds ever made in the Pleasant
V illey dlstilvt, it not in the couutiy, came
to light yesterday by the luckv tinders
bilnging to this city a large quantity of
the ote.
d iys ago
All the News
Of all the Fields
Of the Pacific Coast.
n , ., , .. portunities for investment in the mines.
Ihedlsunery was made a few ' . ....
. , 1 11 t 1 Both these districts are up to date in every
hv Messrs. James I.. Baisley, , . ' ,, '
.. . . , ... . 4? .i ir?lm uiiu .lie auiny iiuunru iui t wur
me veirian i'ios-enoi, ;mu . . ociuc. , - . , .. ..... . .. .1
....,,,....., ,1 , ' nine this year." Butte Inter-Mounta In.
I he luid Is liK'atrd about liiree miles east '
ot the Carroll B mine and about fifteen i The Capital Motel Is again under the
miles east of Baker City The ledge out- management of Mrs. George R. Tedrowe,
ctops to the suitace for fully 1000 feet In which fact guarantees the best of service
length and at a depth of ten feet is twelve to all patrons.
I skin and clear eye show that the most of T. G. Harrison, agent for Giant Pow
his time must have been spent in the der company,
open air. He says that he enjoyed the :
trln Immriisrlv' "Ivistfrn Orri'OM Is in
i ....... ntUkKjiriiiik niit.lltl.iit it nrithi.iit "I II
.. .V.J ' 'J'V . .'.I. V .. I.M. ... ,'IV?l..
asserts Ciener.il Warren, "and the out
look for the immediate future is better ,
than could be e.pected by the most san- j
. gulne. It would be an impossibility to 1
head on the tide of nun erat Ion and can-1
ital now rolling In that direction. The de
velopments made during the last year are
such as to warrant others In going ahead
and developing their property without
fear of financial loss. Baker City and
Sumpter districts are now alive with pros
pectors and with capitalists seeking op
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