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About The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1901)
THE SUMPTER MINER Wednesday, April 3. 1901 The Sumpter Miner Officbl Paper of the 'I own nf Sutnpter. rilllSIIHl m ui MAI Ml ami I. iMMIAt IIY W. t.ONNI.I.I.A II SUIISI IMI'IHIS IMIIS Onr Year l Atniiihs f. AIWAVS IS MIV SSI I l.nt.rrl ,. II., ,.l.,Mc- In Mimpter. ,n. I..r ! transmission itifuugh llu- malts .i nrij ci.iss m.illi r. IMJNSION Is a fe.illess, lighting soldier, all tight, and deserves a ticli reward for having captured Aguin.ildo Whether or not he is capiblenl h nulling a hiig'ide, with his limited itiflit.tr v training, is a question. Till: Jiy council will do a ju-t .nul wise thing hy passing the ordinance allowing members of the lire department pav while working at a lite. I hey are faithful and Intelligent hteuieu; none better can be found an vw here, as their record shows. l:VliHY one interested in the develop ment ol leuiral and eastern Oregon will be pleased to le.itn that the suits pending against the Columbia Suu'heru railroad h ive been settled out ol coiltt, and all the stock nl the toad Is now held bv that prime ol nistlers, I:. I:. I. vile and his as sociate, V. II. .Moore, the Morn banker. Hie mid will n mi' .lniiliil..v I, vi..ii.l.l ! oa iloublless lie eMended. ... ....... .11 1... ...,' I IMS uiiiruhig's pres disti.itt.hes say that the wir ilep.irtinent has received in lotmaMou Irinii (ieuet.il M.cAithur III it Aguiuakl'i his taken the oilh ol allegl-1 auCe to the United States, under the terms i f amuestv olfeied by ieueial ,M icAttluir hy dlieitlou ol the piesident. I lie ills-; p.ilih lonveying the luloriiiation con- . tallied uiiiili mole III in was given tu the I public. I he piuthm wilhheld related to the Inline disposition ol Aguiii.ild) and made suggestions as to what the latcj chlel of the Insurrection might accom plish. MUCH piesstue is being brought to bear on the insurance lompiuies doing , business In Sumpter, to in ike the tales other than prohibitive. Many ol the local agents admit that the past and present , scale of tales ate uuii'aonable; likewise do the adjustets, inn- or two ol whom I have had tu come heio In the p.istve.u.i I'he fact has beome generally known to! Insu1ame111entl1.it Similiter his a water i ' I power ma suppiv se.iiiui ui none tu tne I stale, and a volunteer lue depaitmeiit whl.li can be mentioned in a like manner, and now that the illy has what is vir-, tu.illy a paid lite depaituienl, its ellisiencv iset luilhet stieiiglheued, making the lue piotrJlon suJi that no one is justified in paying boulite lates anv longer. . . . I I . . . . .. II- KI.I'ORIS be Hue, lOinniissarv oiti sets lit the Allietlcan atmy, IIO.V Olieiatlllg , .. ... .... ... , . ,, in the I'lllllipines, have been doing all kinds ol stealing. It is a noticeable l.ut that those aciiised ol the clime ate all vol unteets; no Westpoluter Is uiKed up In the scandal. I he dem igogues w ho ass-iil that institution lor poIUK.it ttltt ate lorved til COII line themselves to Charges of Inlug and the "aiisto.tacy" ss.irecow. With the rx.eptloii of C2.ipt.iin Catter, in ch.itge ol government wotk down in Geoigl.i, no recent .'uuis.itlons of dishou estv have heen hrought against any grad uate of the mllit.irv :u-.utriiiv. -nul rvrn In 1 1 .1 111 1 .1.11 Ills case the Opinion Is growing tll.lt he Is heing s.ictiliced to shield some intlueuti.il politlcl in. " I he Point turns out honor able gentlemen, as well as good soldiers. THE Oregon Press Association an nounces that It will go to the Pan-American exposition in a private car, and Its leading spirits are now hustling to raise mnney for the purpose of employing a h.'iud of musicians to ;iccotnp.inv the ag gregation of opinion moulders. The ridic ulous pretext for this musical attachment is that it "will help advertise the state." 1 I he plan is to distribute advertising liter- ature at the Mai Ions passed, to the music of tile band. It Is a fool Idea from start to linlsh. The country press will never 1 -1111011111 to more than it does at present which Is not so much as a tinker's dam as lone as it pursurs this free lunch, free ride, dead heat nulls v Country editors will never he in position to demand their rll,N S l0,, "S ,l,e' beK ,(,r :,,,d aCCePt siii I cour es rs. so ling as i lev assume this role of objects of charity. If they would only stand pat for what Is legitl malely "coining" to them and refuse to he the heiieliclaries of grudgingly granted favors, Ihev could pay their own way, travel like other professional and business men with a sense of self respect, even if assumed. Miss Richardson, the milliner, announces that Iroin the latter part of this week she will be constantly receiving new pattern hats every few diys throughout the siasou. --- UNLIMITED k- ELECTRIC POWER.... II (lip .lim.inJ luslllirs ui- ulll furnlstiullli- I" ,im' vrar, iIihj, .in I iinllmllpj l.lrtlilc I ,,,., , . minvJ, , H,,tll 0trw, AJil-e us.il once ul our piolahli- nrrJs. I3nkcr Gas & Electric Co. lUklll Cut, OWMiON Oilier, Maker Opera lliiun-. Phone Main if LINES OP THE Sumpter Transportation Co. CARRYING U S. MAILS. SU.MI'ri.H-CANVON KOUTI:. i I" I I l r m. lis .... Sumpier Ar I A. I Mil... I I .. in 10 j. m It i A. in 1: 10 a. in s'tsi a. Bl I 4- . m, Iv '.Y.lllliirl '.'.'.'. Ar Ar Austin I v t ui p nt. 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VOGEL THE OCULIST llicslalllheJ lirJ.iuiler In llaUer Cllv, at Hoorn unk Ini-uli niiuiili .iuj.it Sumptrr at Irast two Jis ..i it. tiniMiir oiui. jiu win rr mrii' hi irm iinr In en n monlii. vvaun lor liual miner ul aul.al w IUIAM II. STKUUr & SON )6i Uennrit Asr., Cilpplr (.reek, Colo. I.'siabllslu J In CuloraJn In it, 76 l.siabllslu J In Lo.nraJn In ikr6 Mlnlni; Inijlnrrrs, Avsairrs, Chemists, StanJarJ Wmk. Personal Attrnilon, Hrasonablr Prices, limy r.its Practice, nilj (crucible assas), vv kuIJ. vll irr nc; kuIJ. slher, copper, Ji, so. A liberal Jls count on all bills user Jio. A share ol ur work Is lespecttullt stillcllrJ, p A. E. STARR, Attorney-at-Lavv Center, cor. High Si, Sumpler, Oregon C H. PENNF.R Civil and Mining Engineer. U. S. Deputy Mlnrr.il Survesors fir Oregon, Wash ington, U.il'o anj Montana. I nglnrers (or the Sumprer Trmnslfe Company, LlmiteJ. Undirround ind Patent Survey. and Dritihtfri. Blue Printing - T. HENDRYX & CO., Mines Bought, Sold and Developed. Bargain In Sumpter District ljuarii culms. SUMPTIiR, OREGON W. A. SAMiV.S, AKC'ITIiCT, IIAKIK CirV, ! OKLllOS Hellahle plans, specifications nn J estimates lurnlsheJ ARTHUR PHILBRICK Civil and Mining Engineer. U. S. Deputy Mineral Survesor tor Oregon an J Uiho. Examinations onj reports nn mining proper ties. IlAKEH ClTV AND SUI'UR. OHICION. E. A. CLEM & CO. MINING INVESTMENTS Properties Eumlntd end Reported on. Member Port lend Mlnln Stock Eichino 146 THIRD ST. PORTLAND. ORE. CHAS. H. CHANCE ATTORNl-Y AT LAW Rooms 2 and 3, l-'lrst Rank of Sumpter Building, SUMPTER, OREGON L T. BROCK, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Sumpter, Oregon. Spfd.1l Attrntlun Clven to Surgery anj to DIs. rasrs ul Women. Other, rsi'lll lllock KeslJence. Cranlte Street nr.i Mill. DR. TAPE Physician and Surgeon I'tfOi'Mil tor SUNVPUK ULSI.HAL HOSPITAL rrlrphoneMaln i;. SUSU'UH. OBCCIOS. gUMPTER DEVELOPMENT CO. SUMPTER, OREGON Owners of all the choice acreage sur rounding Sumpter. Inside residence lots on easy terms. Apply to SEY.MOUR II. BELL. Manager. ISMIUASCl'. E, L. MANNING, HCAL (STATE City RrcurJi-r nnj Notary Public Collections Abstracts AKrnt lor l')ikUe I Irr l.Mlni;ulshrr. Sumpter STOTT A SMELT ON, SAM P. MOTT J. I. Sill LION Attorneys at Law. MiMPTCR. OKECiON W. H.'W. HAMILTON. Mlnlnc anJ Consulting Engineer. Mining Properties TsamlneJ, ReporleJ On anj Tor Sate. MorelnfanJ Neal CoJe. Ion J 1 8. SUMPTER. OREGON E. T. FREEMAN Public Stcrcgrsphr All Kinds of Work Done at Reasonable t KStCS t Room t; Flrtt Rank ol Sumpter 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 -f T?SS'J',"". D Amr mb Bimr 1 m rrrr"""-, & wll51 i II HHHVHHH W RUNt I U tUUAL I FULL SIFTER PATENT V. H, SHOEMAHER FROU HAINES, ORSGOg. i now Tn rmm f4mmmmmg Sumpter Forwarding Company AGENTS SUMPTER, ORE. I CRANK J. DAVEY s ASSAYER AND CHEMIST Control Work a Specialty J aota ccntcr t. BAKER CITY, OREGON IP 1 11 1 iff I 1 1