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Wednesday, April 10, 1901
THE SUMPTER MINER
QTY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS.
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THE EDW. P. ALUS CD.
Liquor License Granted to the
"Woman in the Case."
A numerously signed petition was pre
sented to the city council at its meeting
Saturday evening, asking that its action
in refusing to grant a liquor license to J.
A. McCullough,awoman, be reconsidered.
The petition had the desired effect, and
the license was granted without a dissent
Ing vote.
A report was presented by the com
mittee on streets and public property,
recommending that numerous side and
cross walks be constructed, that Mill
street be graveled, and that the peti
tion asking for an arc light on North Col
umbia street be laid on the table. The
report was adopted. The new charter
provides that where street Improvements,
such as the above, are made, the property
benefitted must pay for the same. No
tices are posted and unless protests are
filed within ten days, the work is done.
In case of protest, a vote of property
holders Interested is taken. These no
tices were ordered posted.
An application from F. Teltjen was re
ceived, asking to be appointed poll tax
collector and road supervisor, an office
created by the new charter. The applica
tion was laid on the table.
An ordinance was Introduced, by whom
the minutes do not state, but drafted by
the city attorney, fixing the compensation
and prescrlDlng the duties of this official.
It was sent back to the attorney for
various amendments.
The ordinance allowing members of the
fire department one dollar an hour while
engaged at fires, was passed and ap
proved. The committee on streets and public
property recommended that a watering
trough be put in at the corner of Mill and
Aubum streets. The committee was In
structed 10 interview the Water company
relative to the price.
The committee on health and police, the
city engineer and the city attorney wer
Instructed to Investigate the sewer propo
sition, from several specified standpoints,
and report to the council at an early day.
Monthly reoort of officials was referred
to the finance commltte.
A number of bills were allowed.
Long Run on Mule Gulch Placers.
Charles Johnson, of John Day, was in
town on business last Friday, having just
returned from a week's stay at his placers
on Mule gulch, the richest placer mine in
the Spanish gulch mineral belt, which he
owns in company with his father and
Robert Cannon, on Rock creek. The
mine Is being operated with a full head
of water and with flattering prospects for
a cleanup equal to that made last season.
Mr. Johnson says they have sufficient
ground to keep their mine in operation for
several years, the most of which should
equal in value any that they worked last
season. It is shallow and reasonably
easy to work, and with the grand water
right they own In connection with the
ground, they will be able to operate their
property until late in the year. Blue
Mountain Eagle.
Leuons In Lace
Mrs. Marsh, next door to MINER office,
will give practical Instiuctions in lace
work. Materials and hundreds of pat
terns to select from.
The Capital hotel, under the manage
ment of Mrs. Tedrowe, serves special
Sunday dinners. Families should take
advantage of this. Best table board In
town. Try It.
ONLY S
Ten Dollars.
Owing to the installation of
now and improved nitit-hiiicry in
tlio Dr. Snndcn factory, whereby
1 11111 enabled to turn out in 11
much (shorter time now my latest
and best belle,
DR. SANDEN'S
HERCULEX
I can positively allirm that for
ten dollars I will furnish com
plete, ready for use, n better, u
liner, and more ncientifically con
structed appliance than are those
of other concerns for which thirty
and forty dollars is charged.
DR. SANDEN'S
APPLIANCES
Arc guaranteed to jmmwcsh nil the
latest electro-therapeutic features
worth having. Having manu
factured electric belts for over .'10
years, constantly adding now and
valuablo improvements, which
my cxKrienco with the weak
and nervous taught mo to bo ne
cessary, I enn safely promise- my
patients success with my appli
ances, coupled with my advice,
when all others fail. I huvu
been most uniformly successful
in curing siiflcrcrs from all man
ner of weaknesses, because after
a patient has one of my appli
ances I aid him with my special
advice, if needed, at any time,
ulwuys promptly and free of all
charge. My fees for treatment
until a euro is nflcctcd aro em
bodied with the price charged
for tlio belt.
Under no circumstances pay
over ten dollars to any ono for
their appliances, or oven that
sum before you have inscctcd
mine.
Dr. Sanden's Belt
Hits no equal for the euro of
Nervous and Physical Debility,
Exhausted Vitality, Varicocele,
Premature Decline, Loss of Mem
ory, Wasting, etc., which lias
been brought about by early in
discretions or later excesses.
Established Thirty Ytirs.
Writo today for my latest
books, "Health in Nature," and
"Strength; Its Use and Abuse
by Men."
Sanden ElectricCo
Cor. Fourth Ac Morrhon,
Portland - - Oregon 1
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PORTLAND, OREGON
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SUMPTER, - - - OREGON
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
A complete stock of Dry Goods, Ladles and Men's Furnishings, Hoots,
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