Wednesday, September 10, 1902
THE SUMPTER MINER
OFFICIAL RECORDS.
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'Hie following instruments were fllctl
at the Raker county court house during
the week ending Sept. II, 1002.
RKAI. KSTATB TKANSKKRS.
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J uly 31,. Tom K Diiib et ill to F S
Bailliu 320 ucrca in two It & 7 tp
Hr38 '. moo
Aug in. Fml K Mukiuuou & wf in
Uco U iiupp 80 ncreH in nee 16
& 22 tp 8 r L"000
Sept 1, 'm, Kd Cu-lwr to.! It Nelll
lot 1 blk H Similiter 3000
Apr It, '01, I'S A to Joel Smith
150 hitch ill w H tp 10 r IM
Sept 4. Uune Murrull t wf to Jen
nie IUIuk !,' hit in n V, loL8llk:t
linker Citv
Sept 8, Joel Smith to V J Mcueli
(in et ill loll m-ri'x in mhi :t lit 10
r Ull .
Sept 4, I) I. Kent to M S KenHolH
1 A2 blk HI 1'iieilie mill linker C
Aiiu' I, A It Klmer .V: wf to Jim M
hlmer X hitch in hiv Io tp II r4ll
Aug 12, V I. Tmiey A wf to John
lliininionil 'JSOncres in Mr L'S, :'
&KMp7r:l
Sept 8, A It W In f i iv, iidmr, to It J
Mourn & wf V II Ciimpbfll v
lute iuteruct in H'lOiu-reM in cir
8 & 17 tji 12 r 4'-'
Sept 0, J N Mitchell iV; wf to John
iiteruiun HKH) ueri'H in k-c 22,
215 & 27 tp Or 40 11700
.Mel) III, '00, Jos Palmer & wf to T
II Murray lots HI & 20 Mock 4
Wilovnle
May 12, Jo Palmer ut ul to Mnrv
K Smith 240 acre in hoc III & 30
tp I) and Mr I tp 10 r :!0 ami m;
lltit Kir 40 1000
Apr 8, h It (iaylord to (ieo S Peek
two acres in nee 21 tp 8 r 40
Sent 8, John Waterman et al to
Nellie Ketcliuni lots 17 & 18 hlk
12 Paul lie aiiu linker Cit v 00
MIXIXti MATTKUS.
IIKCDS.
Apr 2, CIiiih M Warner to C'has M
Iteed Iron Dvke uroim of oiiartr.
claims 101,152
.ug , Unas .M Heeil et al to Iron
Dyke Copper Mining Co, same
as iiIkivu and the Northwest II v
lands 4,000,000
feni -i, Mimuei .iay in .1 .1 lion
ueHsy hit in Dewey. Wnllnllii it
l-oct liTNle i)t. elms 1125
OTIIKH INSTHUMKNT8.
Agreement Aug II, (3 II ConiHtovk
&MK Young to I K Rose bond
on Jumbo group of tjiuirtx elms,
four months 2000
Ineororation Sept 8, Montie
Con (iold Mining Co by John
Sch m itx, Isidor Fuclis & V I.
Vinson, 1 taker City 1,000,000
MOKTfiAtSKH.
Aug 30, Win Hart to K Wilkinson
1110 hitch in set: 21 tn 8 r 4(1 MI0
Aug SI, W D Xnsh toOitixeiisbnk
5300Hheep S00
Aug 28, CIiiih Haskell A wf to An
gle McCord OH acres in nee 25 A
2(ttp8r !) 500
Sept 2, J R Nelll wf to J II ltol-
Dlii lot 1 ink 3 Mimpter
Judgment H W Sloan favor P
Hnsche 241
Why Go But
Over the nun-burned sage brush and
alkali plains when you may just an well
take a delightful, cool and comfortable
ride through the heart of the Rocky
mountains in view of the grandest seen
ery on the American continent? This
yon can do by traveling on the Rio
Grande system, the far famed "Scenic
Line of the World," the only transconti
nental lino passing through Salt l-ako
City, (ilcnwood Springs, tandvillc, Col
orado Springs and Denver, en route to
eastern imints. Three dully express
trains make close connections with all
trains east and west and afford a choice
of Ave distinct routes of travel. The
equipment of these trains is the best, in
cluding free reclining chair cars, stand
ard and tourist slcccr, a icrfcct dining
ear service, and also ihtsouiiIIv conduct
ed excursion enrs, ench in chnrgc of a
coniH.'tciit guide, whose business is to
look after the comfort of his guests. No
more pleasant and iuexHnsive means of
crossing the continent can be found than
in iirovided by these excursions. For
additional details address J. D. Maun
Held, general agent Rio (Srande lines,
No. 124 Third street. Portland. Ore.
"Now is the Appointed Time."
The (). R. A N. Co. has just issued a
handsomely illustrated pamphlet en
titled, "Oregon, Washington and Idaho
and their resources." People in the east
are anxious for information about the
Pacilic northwest. If you will give the
(. It. A N. company agent at linker
City a list of names of eastern ieople,
who are likely to. be interested, the
IsNiklet will he mailed free to such er
sons. Yours truly, A. L. Craig, (ieneral
Passenger Agent.
Hoffman's Itakery makes, a siecinlty
of furnishing ice cream for parties.
Prompt attention given nil orders.
The celebrated Guild's "the lieer of
good cheer" always on draught at Dun
pliy's The Club.
T. U. Harrison, agent for Giant tow
der comimny.
Shoes of all kinds at Neill Mercantile
company's.
Something to depend tiou (ilant
imwdcr.
Use Giant powder, fuse and capa.
NOTICH FOR PUBLICATION.
1500
1000
Aug 27, (i'W McCoiiuell to Anna
K Cranston 1800 stock lambs...
Sept tl, K I, Moodv A wf to Robt
Wilkinson lots 4 it 3 blk 22 Pa
uitln mlii linker Cit v
Oct 10. '01, Cynthia M Iliimui
lid to James Price lots 12 it 13
blk 10 Pdeitic ndn linker C ...
Sent II. Henrv (iosnev to II W
(.nusing two mures 100
Sent I), Nellie Kctchum & lid to K
Morteiisou lots 17 it 18 block 12
Pacific ndn linker City
100
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Derailment of the Interior,
Jrcnn, apl. o.
etller ha flleJ notice of hit Intention in mike find
United Slle Un i Office. J
l-a iiranJe. urcon. Sstoi. o. loot. 1
Notice It hereby given that ihr following named
prool In support of hi claim, and that Mid proof will
be made before Charlea II. Chance, U. S. Commit
loner, at Sumpter. Oregon, on October if, loo,
vie II. E. No. Io ui.
JOSIiPII P. DIAS.
of McEwen, Orrcon. for the Lott i and 4, hVhw),'
Sec. 6, Tr. ii S, K 8 and tt! tv',( Sec. 11 Tp. 10
S. R it HWM.
He namet the following witnesses In prove hit
continuous residence upon and culllvallon of tald
land, vli: Lulher French and Charles (lardner of
McEwen. Oregon; V. R. Mead and Manuel R. f ion
salves of Sumpter, Oregon.
W. lUUTLITT, Register.
is 1
150!
MlSCKU.ANKOr.
The New Olympia I
Injunction Kd D Lol'luro vs Con
liomiiixa (iold Mining Co to re
strain delts interfering villi
Richmond No I it No 2, Crown
Point it Itamshoru quartz elms;
dummies 4000
Attachment P liaschevs Knstern
Gold Mining Co it W (' Kitto,
gotnls 1138
Action V It Aldrin vh Geo Craw
ford to enforce agreement lie
tween )rties hereto regarding
ale and working of Spring Gup
group of i)tx elms
Actiou Idaho Implement Co vh
K N Middlebrook unit notes. , . . 180
Agreement Sept 8, Osborn A
George to I. K Chandler leases
1245 sheen . . . . ' .'.
Action A Koehler vh J no J Roth
amt of not -. 170
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E, E. MAUSER. I'KOPijililoM
Fine Old (1884) 'Her
mitage Whiskey.
FINEST BRANDS OH . 1
WINES, ALES
and PORTERS
OLYMPIA BEER
bottle or draught
FINE
CIGARS
Cestui STHtcT, Off. P. O. SUMPTER
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Golden Eagle Hotel
MRS. J. SPARKS, PaoPNicTacas
A FIRST CLALL, MODERN HOTEL
Table supplied with the best the market affords.
Sample rooms for Commercial men. Electric light
and Telephone. : :::::::
RATES Si. 00 AND Si. 25 PER DAY
Half block from depot. Sumpter, Oregon
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A. P. (JOSS, President
GEO. H. TRACY, Cashier
& Bank of Sumpter
Triniioti i Ciniril inhlni IiiiIaiii
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits
Drills Jiawu un al pail! tf the auiIJ Spc'hl attention tc .oilecticns.
Safety Deposit boxes for rent.
SUMPTER, OREGON
THE GEM SALOON
A. J STINSON, Prop.
(Successor to Snyde 8t Stlnson)
Only the Best Brands of Liquors Served Over the Bar
SUMPTER, - - - OREGON
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OPERA HOUSE SALOON
SUMPTER BEER ON DRAUGHT
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
Agents for Matting
ly and Moore Whis
key ao-year-ol J
whiskey as good as
Elixir of Life. All
whiskies are out of
bond and guaran
teed the genuine ar
tide. Popular re
sort for Commer
cial Travelers and
Miners.
SUMPTER,
OREGON
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Books and Stationery
I liuvu udilod to my Mock of CijjiirH anil Tolmivoux u Urgo niitnlier of
Hular novelr), thu lumliiiir H!rixliciilHnnil h coniplutii lino of utiitioncry
....The Elite Cigar Store...
L. HARRIS, PnoprtiCTon
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FRED.G. LAWSON
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WHOLESALE AND WETAH. GROCER
Wi nki i Spuiilty if Siipliis fir Minn.
Niizi's 6iMratii CiNMi Bin's iri i
Fill Un if BrtMrits
ItrtWNrriis im Vigitulis Frith Every lay.
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