THE SUMPTER MINER
Wednesday, April 10, 1901
OFFICERS
DR. K. H. PARKKR, President
llARVUY BIICKWITH, Vice-President
H. C. Pl-NTI.AND, Secretary
P. U. HKALV, Treasurer
D. I.. MCUOD, Asst. Secretary
Grizzly Gold
Mining Company
Capital $500,000
In 1,000,000 shares of the
par value of Fifty Cents
Each. Treasury Stock
400,000 shares.
FULL PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE
OPPORTUNITY
-W Trmiiry Stock at TEN CENTS Per Shim -atf
CASH BASIS All Cash Purchasers Receive a Discount of Five Per
Cent on the Investment.
INSTALLMENT BASIS Purchasers May Secure Stock in Blocks
of 1000 Shares and Upwards, Payable' 10 Per Cent Down and 10
Per Cent Eaoh Month Until Paid.
GRIZZLY STOCK
Affords nn opportunity for profitable investment that cannot be equaled in the Sumpter District. Our new
prospectus will be ready for mailing this week, giving a cross-sectional view of the workings of the mine and
showing present development. A contract will be let at once for 200 feet more work and before this is completed
the price of stock will he advanced. THE GRIZZLY is destined to become a great mine. Secure this
stock now at 10 cents.
REMEMBER, The famous Le Roi stock sdld as low as 3 cents per share, and today is quoted at 65.00
on the London market.
Jrospectus and Further Information, address,
Grizzly Gold Mining Co., "gM$" Portland, Ore.
For
HCFCHCNCCU; Ft Dan or SuMPftn Sumptcn, Onc
Cmiift Dank Dmih City Omkqon
SUIT OVHR GIPSY KING STOCK.
Iiitcrcitlng Legal Complications Ancnt
Title to a Pooled Block.
When ivvo men k Into the courts to
fiRht for the possession of n piece of prop
rrty, It is a very utiod evidence that the
nliject ill contention Is of more or less
v.ilue.
A summons Ins hern IssueJ to Peter
lilluch to defend his title to a block of
Gipsy KIiik Gold Mines comp.iuy stock.
(irorRc Frmilweffer Is plainlllf in the case
mid N. C Klchards is hN attorney.
An luterrsthiK leRiil point is Involved
In this suit. I he hlocU of stock held hy
lillvich Is .1 p.irl of the pool of 750,000
shares now in escrow In the First Dank of
Sumpter, which accordion to the hy l.iws
el the company cm not he released until
J.inu.ity i, 1002, Should the plaintiff win
the Milt, another would have to he Insti
tuted hi order to net possession of the
Mock, and at that point of the name, all
kinds of leal complications would atle.
The defend int did not sign the pooling
agreement, the stock at that time helng
In the name ol another, hut the transfer
was made just ptcvlous to placing the
whole amount In escrow and was Included
In the orgln.il agreement.
I his, suit, of course, does not In the
least effec' the tieasury stock, which
alone can now he nought at any
pilce. Nor does it Interfere in any way
vtllh the affairs of the company. The
progress of the suit, however, Is watched
with much Interest hy the other stock
holders, to see what process, if any, can
be employed to withdraw the block from
the pool.
Rtatuue Operatlooa at the While Swan.
I.etsoii Halllet, general manager of the
White Swan Mines company, limited,
who, through the failure of the old own
rs of the White Swan mine to redeem the
judgment held by hl within the time re-
quired hy law, recently acquired complete
control and possession of that famous prop
erty, will at mice commence operations on
an extensive scale. Prom the offices of
Mr. Halllet's company In this city it is
given nut that the old shaft will he un
watered as soon as possible, and develop
ment work promptly Inaugurated. An
examination of the shaft reveals the fact
that it Is In much better condition than
was anticipated. It Is not believed to be
seriously caved, and will only need re
timbering. To uuwater the shaft is an
undertaking of some magnitude, but it
has been pronounced perfectly feasible.
New hoisting works and pumps will be
Installed at an early date, and the rich
bodies of ore known to exist In two dif
ferent submerged levels will be promptly
converted into bars of gold bullion. The
first shift of men will be placed at work
.Monday, primarily to prepare the lO'Stamp
mill for a run of Carrol It ore, and then
the work of unwatering the shaft will be
Inaugurated. Maker City Herald.
SUMMONS.
in imp JosTicii Couur or Summer pRrciscr,
IMKI K L.IH1MV, UKMKIN.
(irorse I mill oiler, pi ilnillf, t Prior I Ibarh, Jf
trnJtni. Tn I'fter I Iknh, Ihe abor mmrj JclenJ
am; In I In? nun nl the Suie ol Oregon ou are
tieirby lc)ulifj loappeu anj amnrr the complaint
ai;alntt M' In Hi aloveentlilcJ caue on or betore
III litirtntli Jay nl May, iin, which I Hie lavl Jiy
I'leKlllrJ In Hi orJrr maJr hy Ihe JuJce ol h
alo rnllilrJ cnuitnl Hi put Miration ol llili turn
niniiN. anj II iu lalt vo In appear anJ amrr. luJc
mrni llt be lakriiaeilnit nu lor the turn ol onc
hunJieJ anj Irn Ji'llirt anj lort'irrn cents
(fiio.11), with Intrtrtt therron at Ihe late ol U rr
cenl per annum Horn the trnt)liril Jiy ol Match,
ii, until palj, anj lor Hi emit anj Jltbunementt
ol Ihlt acilon anj lor III sale ol Ihe lollnwlnc Je
XMtrJ rtnnj proprtly, anachrJ on th twenty
trconj Jivot Mirch, ton, lo-ll: Any In rt ou
mavtiateln Hi caplial slock ol th HullaloGolJ
Mining company, anj am-lntrrett ou mav have In
th capital stock til the lilpsy King GolJ Mines com
company, Anj ou are hereby uotlfirj that on the thirtieth
day ol March, lorn, 1, at Julee of said court, raaJe
an orJer that service ol umnons In this action be
mpjf vpon ou ty pjtllcailon ol summons, anj the
Jay ol the (Irtl publication ol ihls summons It April
I, loot, an J the last publication Ihereol It May it.
ioi. W. W. FUX.
JutUce ol th Peace.
N. C Richards, Attorney far Piaiatlt.
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BEER
STAR BREWING COMP'Y.
Portland, Oregon
IN KEGS, BARRELS OR
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UNEQUALED BY
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Sumpter
Bottling Works
Gagen & Sloan, Proprietors.
Manufacturers of all kinds of car
Donated drinks and ciders. Or
ders filled and shipped on short
nouce.
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