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About The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1902)
THE SUMPTER MINER Wednesday, October 29. 1902 The Sumpter Miner I'UMUXIO'O BVBKV weiMIMIMV T i W CONNF.I.LA Enlerea at llir pmiiiftlc In Sumpter, Oreajun, liir trantmlstlmi ilir'nigh Ihe mall as second class mitfee Slllltl VIIOION WATt- O 4 Vt S' Mnntht Al WY IN AIIVANCl' dent. In promulgating hiicIi a Ftate- TiikNkivm pulilirdied at Whitney for inent, without Hiving the minus of thu several uioutliH, Ihih linen uiovud to . alleged diidioneHt ininiiiK company, Unit) lliiurue, ami in improved liy tlielrrtiinfer, dixting toiHpit'Iou on all that are Helling t'iotih a good paper alwayN. 'I'IiIh h atnek, lie did thin lint riot more real In thu third paper thai Iium starved to jurythanawildc.it could poHHihly do. death at Wlnlney, the town that Ih ' Now, if Mr. Thatcher in on tin Npiare, owned hy the Mimpter Valley railway, , let lilin tell which company heconniderH lieralded at the terminiix uf the railroad I a wildcat, flfiirlug the ntliern from the anil dcHinc,, created, called into exin - teuce for the especial nirjH of liU' a dcn'Mled village of Milliliter. milk- Tin: hl'iry in ilin It iI.it t'ily Herald of ji Menl.iy, In the eflect thai a man who had heeu wnrKitiL; al "mm of the upper camp iiiiiii-h," li.nl Ih-cii m-iiI hy Humptei .itilliuriU'i'M mi a ciowded train to Maker City, while riifferiug with a fully dexeloprd cane ni smallpox, U ut terly without foundation. In the II rM place, the 111, in ih tint a miner, hut a 1 1 in ; had novel wnrked at any of the lumen 111 the di-iliti-l, and came to Suiuptei tin' tin- llrM time, only three d.iyn define, fmiu ltd, it City. In the Hccoiid place, lie had not the riliglitent h inploiiiii nf -in.illpox, lli'iiiijli he ac knowledged that ho wax HiilTeruig from n -lir m h illr-eate, that canned the emptied. Tin lleralil UHiially dinplaja llioro He one than to pilllllHli ho henna ti mil a Hlmy without Home facU on which to tia-e it; one, too, that will uiiUCHliiiualily ii-Hitlt in injury to liotd iiumiimticH It was jut niich irre HpoiiHihle Heiin.itinuiiliHin indulged ill hy the llhie Mountain American three y ara umi, th.it worked Mich diH.iHtrotiH IiMiUhIII cartel n Illrgnn. I'iik council m tin institution of nun Inn anil metalliirio, l.iuidiiu, Kiiglaud, in dciilnn: with theteini ''mn in Higlit" ihcidinl an IiiIIkwh: 1. That ineinlter-. ol the luMiltitinii riiinuld not make ue of the term "ore in Niht" 111 their ieHirtn without unheal ii g, in (he ni'.-t explicit manner, the (I ltd llp'iii which tin; estimate ih h.incd ; lind that it ih iiiiihI dcHirahle that enti Ili.ltoH hIiiiiiIiI In- llhlHtraleii hy drawing. 2. Tint .ih Hie term "ore in Higlit" In fi ipieullv n - I to 1 mlu .1 to two ncpaialo fi ctorn in an cMlliiiitc namely (a) ore I ickoil nut tint Ih, iiik exposed on at int (hnv Hide within reaHiiiinhle din I lice of e.11 h , and vh) ore w Inch may he 1 ahoinihl) .iHoimed to cxml, tliotigli net I tllillly "Mucked nilt" thene two fail I ih hIioiiM hi alt cue lie kept dJHtiuct, 1 (a) ih iovciiiih hy lixid ruleri, whilnl ( ) in decuili'ut iimiii individual judg 1 cut and luoiil'itericiifii ;i. That 111 111 iking tuo of the term ' iro in hiIiI" an einiineer hIihiiM dcin- iHtiatn that the on ho ilciiniuiualed in p.ihleot Ih'iui; pmlitahly extracted mi- ir Ihn woikiiik' couditmiiH nlitaiiiuii; 111 1 .0 dinlrict I. That the meiuheiH nf the iiinlitll 1 011 do umisl to protect the hot inter (hIh of the pnilc-onii In tMiig their III tuleiice in evel) w.i) MeHihle to prevent Ii id dlHConitiic the Uhk ol the tenii "ore in Hi'uht," except an deliiied almve; and l'ie council aUo Htroiiktly adviKe that no 1 uhii;uit m in) -ti'iy 111 thin connection ikintild 1m tnleiateil, an they (the conn 1 , 1) CiiiiHiilei that Mich amhii;uit) ih an ij.dicallnii ut illlioue4ty or iimillix l'licy. SnM'itl .1.1) h Hiuce Mlperilltelident Chatchci, nt the lliiuniir.i, letuiuedfroiii tiipeant. tin arriviii)( at llakei City, .r.ilinn to i), he talliil tn limine the re- portent, utraiiKcr and, Htill condeccnded to tn Ik to one of them, repreHuutlng thu Democrat. Tliu lri(t of IiIh remarkx vhib to the effect that thu ent in Ih-Iiik flood ed with wildcat mining flock from eimt urn Oregon, which in injuring legitimate milling in thin dlntrict. Mr. Thatchur declined to mention mimon, to deHitfiuitc tln unturned feline and that fact con uoHtitutt'M Tiik Minkk'h rt'iiHon for men "'' tinning the otlieruiHt-iinliniortitnt inci- 1 imputation. Tiik Minkh will puhlinh IiIh Htatemciit, not omitting the name of the company. In it the lied Hoy, the (iolcouda, the ('racker-Oreon, the Ore gon .Momircu, tne iiein, tun i;oiiMtciiu tiou, the lllue llird or the Kxcchdor? It in up to the man who illi-plavH hiicIi 11 ceiiHitivc holicitllde for the reputation and welfaiu of thin mining district to linli, cut halt or gel out of the hoal. I'lierii in not another paper in ciihteru (Ireuon, other than thu Democrat, that would have pulilihlieil hiicIi ii Hlanderoiirt ! insinuation. It in 011 a par witli two old hIio goHHips who, after ahuninj,' their uelghhorH, eiuphaie tile ilijiliictieu: "Now, for goodncHH Hakudout cay I told you." Ah a mutter of fact, every mining com pany that in offering ita Hlock for hiiIu politicly, iidvertiHing thu came widely and whooping it up for thu gold lloldn of eiiHturn Oregon, Iiiim dotiu and Ih doing every month more goiMl for thu mining iulercHtH here than thu Honauxa com pany and thu Democrat have for twenty yearn. Thu present great activity in thu milling Interest la proof of thin state ment it has In'cii hrought ahout during the past three yearn by t Im promoters, r'or twenty years previmiH to that time thu whole proMisitinn was Htaguant, owing to the dog in thu luanger, secre tive policy of thu "big mines," and would have remained so for all time to come had they Ik'cii relied iiniii to tell thu world of thu great gold wealth lying dormant, uudeveloKil and unknown here. All thu ladies of Sumpter and vicinity are invited to call at Mrs. Chipp's Mil linery l'arlors, opposite HascheV. and iunect her new line of fall and winter hats, opening hcgiiiuiiig September 17. Ilarrismi, thu Giant I'owder man wants every miner to make his otllee lieailiiurlers when in Sumpter. All the latest novelties in hats at Nelll Mercantile company'H. I'so (Slant xwdcr, (use and caw. Something to tleRnd IMiwder, Wouldn't that jar yer? IMiwder. IImiii (iUnt What 7 tiiaut ...J. W. COWDEN... HAS A HNI: LINK OF PHOTOGRAPHIC VlhWS OF ALL THI: MIM:S AND PROS PECTS IN THE SUMPTF.R GOLD fields aaaaaaasta MINK VILWS ONLY AddreM .1. W. Cowden, Siinintor, Or. GOOD THINGS TO EAT AT E, P. Bergman & Compa'y GROCERS Mill Street, New Building. MM & MS ASSAYERS AID METALLURGISTS SUCCLbSOKS TOLL MAHT AMALGAMATION CONCENTRATION CYANIDE AND CHLORINATION TESTS Write to Ut for Mailing Sacks SUMPTCR. ORCCON QR. J. H. DAVIS DHNTIST Portland Prices Over lUichf ll-rjw-re Co. Sumpler, Or son p A. E. STARR. Attorney-at-Law Crnttr, iur. Illgli Sl. Sumpttr, Ortiton K. K. IIUKSON. Civil and Mining; Bngineer. U. S. D-puly Mineral Surveyor tor Oregon, liineer lor the Uty ot Sumpter. En- Uiriinl' mt flint Snrti. i Oraktig. I Prlnti-i CHAS. H. CHANCB ATTORNEY AT LAW City Mtioiij U. S. CMMiliilinir Rooms 2 and j, First Bank of Sumpter Building, SUMPTER, OREGON L T. BROCK, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Sumpter, Oregon. Special Attention Ulven to Surcer) mi to l)l'. ritii ol Women. Office. RetlJence, liranlte Street near Mill. INMJMANCI:. E.L. MANNING, VIIL KTATI City Recorder an4 Noiarv I'uMlc. Collection Abttracu Agent lor I rlclJe I'lie lAtinulsriar. Sumpter TJR. PEARCE A ANDERSON Plfysici.ins and Surgeons I'WOI'HItTOHS NUMIMtH OLM.WAU HOSPITAL SUMPTCH, OHbtiON , . ,Ol net. Main 181. Telephone JHuspiTU. Main j8j. Basche Hardware Co. . . . Sumpter . . GENERAL DEALERS IN Shelf ancf Heavy . Hardware Iron and Steel Pipe Mining and Mill Machinery Agents for "HERCULES" Powder Fuse and Caps C.C. Basche MANAGER First bank of sumpter d .o) Capital Stock f 20,000 OlUf.Hrs. J.H. RohHtn I'rttlJent J. W. Scrlber Vlce-l'reIJem R. H. Miller Catnler IIIRCCTOVs. J. W. Scrlfer H. H. Miller Clark SnyJe J. It. RoMiInt Tnuiii('tn a General Haukine; and Kxchatio Husincrt . THE . . SUMPTER MEAT MARKET AUSTIN MEAT Co. Props. J Butcher and Packer Fresh and Cured Meats and Sausage, of all Kinds SUMPTER, OREGON E. A. CLEM & CO. MINKS PKOSl'KCTS STOCKS Write ut tor Hit ot properties anJ luwet marktl quolitlonion atockvln proJucInc mines anJ oil v.tll. Ltcellcnt opportunlt lor profit In low price J stocks. tlttClmiii. of Coin. I'oktlaso.Okbkion.