THE SUMPTER MINER
Wednesday, April 3. igoi
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The Demand For
Sumpter Gold Properties
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IS GREATER ATTHIS PERIOD THAN
IN ALL THE HISTORY OF EASTERN
OREGON MINING EXPERIENCE.
We want any number of legitimate
mining propositions th.it will bear the
verv strictest examination. Dividend
paying mines, parti.illy developed
mines witli ore reserves, prospects
with merit are asked for. In listing
properties with us, state specifically
cash and bond price. . !
CONFINE DESCRIPTION OF DE
VELOPMENT, CHARACTER OF ORE
AND SIZE OF VEINS TO FACTS.
ADDRESS OR CALL ON
P. E. POINDEXTER & CO.
MINING BROKERS
The Oldest Operators in the Camp
Rofoiences Any Bank in Baker County
Basche Block, Sumpter, Ore.
.SOMI'.THING AHOUT PROMOTING
Pointers on How Id PiiI Sill on III Tall of
Coy Cjp1t.1l.
Capital will not I. lite tli'' tultl itlve In
seeking Investment nl .my Kind It must
lie prisii uled of the posslhihtv, ol leiiirns,
I lie pioinoter ol whltsnevrl enteipnse
will in. life . 1 nie it mist iKe if he pi, ins n
money coming to lilm upon the .iiiumince
inent of his undertaking. It means li ud
wmk mil It ini'.ins Intelligent woiU to se
rine capital. I lie men who possess
monev .ne not fouls, nor .ue they willing
to h ind ovei their funds lot investment
without snnie IJe.i ol getting good Intel
est. Iiutliertli.in this, c.iplt il Is timid
until .issiurd of the safely ol .in Invest,
inent, but once inteiested and ion lined
ol the piospeds ol good letutns it will go
to the end.
A Kir it m.iny pioinoters, and especially
of mining enterprises, in iUr mlst.iKes by
trying to get money beloie convincing (lie
possrssois of capital ol the possibility of
the piojnt. If yon cm convince men ol
money by taking hold of your scheme,
you nny rest assuted they will be willing
to do It lor theie Is no man who likes to
in iKe money mine than the one who has
m ide it.
Nor Is it necessity that the promoter
Inve i. ipltal himself. II he his an Intel
llgent Ide i ol ho. monev cm m iKe muue ,
he i.iu Mini some one who will listen to
him And there are two w.is ot prouint
Hit one to Interest 1, ipllal lor a letsiiu
able consideration expected Iroui the capi
talistic side and the other to epect cm
sUei.itlou Irom in mipiil itlou of the prop
erty in turning it in er. I he I itter method
Is dangerous to a in. in who wishes to con
tlmie In the business. 1 he other method
conscientiously followed will bring him
success If he promotes substantial enter
prises.. Northwest Mining News.
Another Ore Shoot in the Qutbtc.
On .Monday the workmen In the lower
adit ol the Quelle!, mine, owned by th j
Oregon Colorado Gold Mining company,
and located near the Alamo, broke into a ,
bin tiody ot high grade tree milling ore.
I his me shiuii is diiiiely distinct fiom the
one upon which wnik was prosecuted all
winter, aiul adds uei evidence to the un
doubted richness ol the Quebec. Work
on the building lor the Quebec 10 stamp
mill Is being pushed with all possible
v Igor, and il is likely that stamps w ill he-
i gin dumping bv lulv I. I he Quebec
group, which consists of the Quebec and
lligli Ore cl iiiiis and inillsites, was por
ch ised liom the (iiant Gold .Mining com
pany last .1 inu.irv by the Oregon-Colorado
Gold .Mining compuiy, a strong cor
poration ol Colorado capitalists, headed
by J. W. Carr, S. N. P.trrls (now de
ceased) and S. N Farris, Jr., for f 40,000.
I he group is developed by three tunnels,
i two ot which are 400 feet, driven on the
ledge. A ijo-loot wiue between the tun
nels is all in ore averaging $14. l:rom 10
to n leet ol the ledge, which his been
crosscut for jo feet, carries values better
than $S, while streiks of from 6 to 18
inches ass iy irom fjo to j6o. .Manager
Pauls Is working two shifts in each adit
and intends to diive ;fwo feet in both
wniklntfs. I his will give backs of 700
leet. It was In the lower tunnel tint the
tkh shoot was encountered this eek.
Hiker Citv Herald.
Stamped; to Pleasant Valley.
In another tolum 1 ot I HI .MINI It to
il iv is an item, taken from the Hiker
Cm Denim i.u, afmit a rich strike of
cluouir iron in Pleasant Valley. 11). it pa
per esierd iv, in lelereiue to the sanies tys;
I: it Iv Situidiv morning the locators of
the new Imd Irtt this dtv and arrived at
ilielr cliim, set about its proper location.
While thev were there they counted over
ihiMv irnspi-inis li vuious directions,
fiom their c imp anJ they were advised
that thev had better lose no time in set-1
ting their stakes. Yesterday morning V.
I.. Vinson, who is a part owner in the)
Paisley dlscoverv, outlined his pirtnersi
with tents, gruli and evervthing eNe ne-.
cess.-iry to do development and the out lit
went out to the location to commence
active woik. .Mr. Vinson is not (lie man
to let a cl ihn lie idle. Whether good or
bad he wants to know at the earliest pos
sible nioineii'. His partners arepnctkal
miners, so they will lose no time gelling
at the milk hi the cocoauut. All over the
district prospecting wotk is being energet
ically applied and Irom all reports many
good luids are being made. I'he district
Is tree Irom snow and affords every ad
vantage for prospecting work.
Gracious Act ol R. E. Strahoru.
I'he Sumpter Hrass band bovs are re
ceiving the encouragement they deserve
from the local public for their earnest ef
fort to become efficient. In addition to
the liberal subscription list here, the fol
lowing communication was received from
Mr. Strahoru, owner of the Sumpter
water plant, by I:. W. McCammon, his
secretary and accountant, dited at Phila
delphia, March 27: As to the band, I
think it a verv deserving institution and
does much to cheer up anv town, besides
cultivating a love for music, which is al
wavs elevating in Its tendency. You may
tell them tor me that they can order Mich
music as they require from time to time
until further notice and send the bills 10
me tor pivmeiit.
ORDINANCE NOT 2i.
wNew Series.)
ciirJrt ol tin- (Jl til Sumpter, uliiMlier acting as
Ihe (.Ink til Hit- Council or .is a Miglstnie In the
Recorder' Cowl ol Hie Ul ol Sumpter, In prose
cutions lor llir viol ititin til .inv orjinance til said
fit) , a s.il ir of slxtc Jolhrs per month, which sal
arc sh ill he pilj him bi .1 u irrint Jrawit uxin Ihe
U11 In-isurer.
Sictioni. At! orJInances nnj p,nts thert-nl nl the
Cliv ot Sumpttr, .inj .ill nrdlnmcees nnJ part
tlu not til tin- Town nt sumpler continued In lorceas
in tirJintnce or pill nl orjlntnce ot the Lily ol
Sumplt'r In (onllict ulih Oils orJInince, art- hcrchy
riri'.ili'J
l'.itsrJ ilu ( tmncll this toth Jjv nl .March, ivoi.
XpprmrJtliis ioth J i ol Atircli. igoi.
I. II. SrUODARI).
Acllni: Mivnr ol thf City ol Sumpter.
Attest I . I.. Massimi,
KetorJerol the Clt ot Sumpter.
SUMMONS.
IS 1IIU .lUsTIl I (.Ol KI Ol SUWI'llH I'HIOISCT,
IIVKTR COUMV, OultitlS.
(!tori:e I rnnhnller, pl.ilnllll, vv I'eter I Ihich, At
IcnJ.mi. In Petet LIlMch.the .ihort nimeJ JefrnJ
.int In the lump ot Hie Sine ol Oregon ou are
heitt reulit-J to appear .tnJ ansutr the complaint
,ii;.ilnvl ou In the alsive entltleJ cause on or belore
ihe lilleenih Jvvol Atav. loin, vvhlch is the last Jay
prescribe.! In the orJtr m.ije bv the JuJce ol ihe
ahice tntltleJ coiirlolthe publication tit litis sum
mons, .inj II ou lall so tu appear anJ answer. Judg
ment will be taken aKalnst vou lor the sum nt one
hunJreJ Jinj ten Joll.us anJ lorly-seven centi
(I110.47), with Interest thereon at Ihe rite of six per
cent per annum Irom the lwent-lirst J'v ol March,
ivoi, until palJ.anJ lor the costs anJ disbursement
ol Oils acilon. anJ lor the sale ol Ihe following de
scribed personal prts-rly, attacheJ on the twenty
second da ol .Much, igi, to-wli Any Interest vou
may hive In the capital stock ot Ihe llullaln Ciold
Mining cumpanv.and any lmerestou mav have In
the capltil slock ol the (ilpsv King Gold .Mines corn
corn pan
AnJ vouareherebc untlheJ that on the thirtieth
Jjv ol Martli, igoi.l.as JuJge nl salj court, maJe
an orJer that service ol summons in this action be
made upon vou b publication ol summons, anJ the
Ja of Ihe first publication of ihls summons Is April
I, laoi.anj the list publication theienf Is Miy 15.
1001 W W. 1 1 lix.
lustlce ol the Peace,
N U. KH iHHIis. Attorney lor Plalnilfl.
AN OlcDIWSCn I IMN'rt Till' COMPI NsVriON
Ol rill" KICOUDLK Ol Tilt: I.IT Ol
Sl'MPTI R, IIMCIK COl'N'TV. OKI (ION.
AMI TO HIIMAL Alt OHD1NASCI s OR
IMKTS Ol OUntNANU S Ol- Till: CITY Ol
M'MI'riR.OROI Till. TOWN OP sUMI'TI R
l.OMIMIII) IN lOHCi: AS AN ORDIN
ANCE OR CRUl'NANCI S OF THE CITV Oh
MIMI'TIR.IN CONILICT HEREWITH.
The Cli ot Sumpter Joes ordain as follows
Se.tiini. The RecorJer ot the Citv of Sumpter
shall receleve. In lieu ot all sslaties and fees hereto
fore provlJed bv any ordinance ot the Uty ol Sump
ter, or ot the Town ol Sumpter continued In lorce as
an ordinance ol Ihe City of Sumpter, and as full com
pensation tor all services rendered by him as Re-
Sumpter
dt Bottling Works
Gagen cV Sloan, Proprietors.
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Manufacturers of all kinds of car
bonated drinks and ciders. Or
ders tilled and shipped on short
notice.
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SUMPTER, - OREGON
Use Giant powder, fuse and caps.