THE SUMPTER MINER
Wednesday, April 10, i.oi
COUNTY RECORDS.
Thr followlne is the record of official
business transacted at the county seat of
Baker county for the week ending Tues
day, April 9, 1901.
REAL ESTATE TRANSITRS.
Warranty dee J March 1, Geo Hobson an J
wife to C A Hartwell, 160 acrei In sees 1;
and ao tier 44 400
Deed April 1, CR Whitman to Katie Cable.
100 by 1 jo feet near water works. Uaker
City 6jo
Deed Sep . '. Oliver Tlbbr to C A
Tibbs. saw timber on tHottH s6-io-j8e 400
Deed March 16, Isaac Allen to J A Paylon,
lots 1 to j blk 10, Levcns aJn to Baker
City V
Deed-Sept j, 'S. A W Ellis and wife to J
F Alden, lot ti blk 6, South Sumpter jj
Deed-April 1, P A Hlnshaw to J H Mitchell
lot s blk 6, Stewart's adn to Baker City. . . aio
Deed-April 4. M Holl and wile to David
Staley lots t and a blk a, S and Cr a well's
adn 10 Bker City 400
Patent Dec it. United States to Jno F
Keyton, i;o acres In s 14 and a$ t 9 r 41.
and s )o 1 9 r 41
MININO MATTERS.
Articles of Incorporallon March.ao, Eastern
Oregon Gold & Copper Co, Chas G May
hew. Claude L i.off. and J D Long, Incor
porators, office at Baker City 1,000,000
Bend March'eo. T A Johnson to John W
Dobbins, H Int In Nashville and Tenn
essee. Aug, iom 750
Deed-April 4, J l Sherman to C. T. Sher
man, the "licllpse placer claim ,, 10
Deed-April 4, E D LcClarc and wife to N
Thebault, Don Juan group ol mines 1
Deed-April 3. Sheriff to Walter Fernatd. D
L Choata's Int In Danielle and Bamelte
No a qtt claims 900
MORTOAdtS.
Release April a, Western Home Insurance
Goto Jno DMcPhee, mortgage on sw i(
of 1 4 1 6 r 10 e
Mortgage E E Young to E Lend, printing
plant 700
Mortgage March to, S J Finch and wife to
S A Caldwell, eM lots 4 and j blk j, Stew
art's adn to Baker City ill
Chattel-April a, W D Nash toOtliens'
Bank, 1901 wool crop on 1000 sheep 1000
Mortgage March o, Wm A Ewlng to Jas
Cteary, 80 acres In s it 1 9 r 45 and water 1040
Release April a, Jno Rohrman to A F Da
gany, mortgage on s 34. lot 1 and a blk 6,
Bumpier ....
Chattel J T Bryant to First National, Bank
50 head ol cattle and Increase thereof ... e6
Mortgage April 1. A N Young and wife to
P Jllrown, 17 acres in n e s 10 1 9 r 45
eand water sooo
Assignment March 4. Oliver W Mink,
trustee, to O R & N Co, mortgage on
lot 10 blk 7. Huntington, by E II Grlswold
and mortgage on lot 4 blk ao, Huntington,
by J P llannonand wife J4
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bill of Sale April 4. E Lent! to E E Young
printing outfit 1400
Uen March t, J B Stoddard vs Chas E
Berg and Chas E RoHln.on blk n, Rob
tin adn to Sumpter, for material a
Lien March a, J B Stoddard vs Julius
Wicks, on lot 4, blk 19 Whitney material io
Attachment April 4, J P Klnnison vs E N
Madan, amt due on note, part blk 19 At
woods ad a Jn to Baker City t8i
Attachment April i, JD Schmidt vs Jno
Armbruster and G M Welgel, for amount
dueonnote )oo
Lease Feb a, John W Braun to Jno Rohr
man, Ice house and pond on sw J of se ',(
a ) tor it e, till Jjn 1, 1901 ,,,, 50
Suit April 6, Gerson & Hart vs H. Harrison
for amt due on goods 49
Suit April j. Helen A Vaugh vs Wm B
Vaugh, for divorce on grounds of cuelty
ALL THE YEAR AROUND.
Popularity Gauged by No Particular Season
On the R. G. W.
The fact is now established that the
most sucessful railway route, whether you
take it in the spring, summer, autumn or
winter, is the Rio Grande Western Rail
way, the only trans-contiiieltal line pass
ing through Salt Lake City, that quaint
and picturesque city on the shores of
America's dead sea.
The climate of Utah and Colorado Is
temperate the year round, which makes
the travel over the Rio Grande Western
Railway in connection with either the
Denver and Rio Giande or Colorado Mid
land railroads an unbounded success and
delight.
The dining car service is unparalleled.
The road operates only the newest of
Pullman palace and ordinary sleeping car
equipment, as well as free reclining chair
cars. For rates, maps, etc., call on or
address J. D. Mansfield, 2) Washington
street, Portland, Oregon, or George W.
Heintz, general passenger agent, Salt
Lake City.
Lessons in Lace.
Mrs. Marsh, next door to MINER office,
will give practical instiuctlons In lace
work. Materials and hundreds of pat
terns to select from.
FIRST BANK
OF SUMPTER
(iNCoa.aTo)
Capital Stock f 20,000
OFFICERS.
J.H. Robblns President
J. W. Scrlber Vice-President
R. H. Miller Cashier
DIRECTORS.
J. W. Scrlber R. H. Miller
Clark Snyde J. H. Robblns
TrniiHuuts n General Banking ami
Exchange Business
iHjjJWUTll-afjS
RIO GRANDE WESTERN
RAILWAY
IN CON4'OTON WIIH 1l.
DENVK RIO GRANDE or
COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROADS
offmi choici or
THREE DISTINCT ROUTES
AND THI
MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
IN AMIIIICA.
ir II THI ONIV TNICONtlNINtAk 1INI PASSIM
OIRIOTkV THftOUOM OUAINT AND P1C1U.MQUI
8ALT LAKE CITY,
UADVILLK, COLORADO SPRINGS
and DENVER.
THI HIO GRAND! WISTFRN RAILWAY OPIRATIB
THRU FAST TRAINS 10 THI CAST
DAILY, OARRYINO
PuNmm PalaM ami
PuHman OnNniry Stataws
TO OMAHA AND CHICAGO
without (HJfcor,
fro Reclining Chair Car.
Pariael Dlnlng-Car Sarvlea.
tCA INfOflMATlOH Ol P.MPMlfTa toOUIC Of
J. D. Mansfield 'V.rtiiJ,"ortii
niO.W.HIINTZ,aM'IPMe'ral.,SallLaaaCMr
tHHteast
lf$PY OVER
THE
Denver&RioGrande
Railroad
SCENIC LINE of the WORLD
VIA
Salt Lake City, Denver
The most interesting and enjoyable trip on this
continent Is over this popular railroad.
Choice of two routes through the Rocky Moun
tains and lour routes east of Denver
and Pueblo.
Stop overs allowed at bait Lake City or any
where between Ogden and Denver.
Through Car Service.
Magnificent Soenery.
Perfect Dining Car Ser
vice. Meals a la Carte.
Ask your nearest ticket a int for tickets via
the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. Scenic Line
of the World.
Descriptive matter mailed upon application.
E. B. DUFFY. R. C NICIIOL,
Traveling Agent. General Agent,
IS4 Third St., Portland, Or.
Best Buy in Eastern
Oregon
Gipsy King Gold Mines
Company Stock at Five
Cents Per Share
Is a whole lot more profitable than government bonds
at par and equally as safe.
Half of the block of the 50,000 shares offered at
that price has been sold, and when it is all gone none
will ever be bought at that figure again.
THE TUNNEL IS NOW WITHIN A
FEW FEET OF THE LEDGE
Send the money along with your order for stock to
J. H. Robbins, President of the First Bank of Sump
ter, and Treasuier of this company.
For prospectus or further information, address
the secretary, Otto Hkrlocki-u, Sumpter, Oregon.
The New Olympia
E. E. HAUSER, Proprietor
Successor to Hunrv I'Inoeh
Newly refitted and
remodeled. . . .
All the best brands
of Liquors and Ci
gars handled. . .
Fine Old (1884)
Hermitage Whis
key Olympia Beer, bot
tle or draught. . .
Center Street, Opposite P. O. Sumpter
Baker City Iron Works
HIGGINS & IIAKDUNBKOOK, Props.
Iron Rounders and
Machinists
General Repair Work Our Specialty. Architectural iron
work and bridge castings. Write for estimates.
WEST END AUBURN AVE.
Bfl a " M
HYDRAULIC. MINING AND DREDGING
MACHINERY. RIVETED STEEL PIPE.
..r.,o. AMERICAN IMPULSE
'"-"".. WATER WHEELS. ETC.
WOLFF & ZWICKER IRON WORKS
I PORTLAND
OREGON
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