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THE SUMPTER MINER
Wednesday, May 15, 1903
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HIGH VALUES
AT THE VICTOR.
Machinery to be Installed
Within Sixty Days and
Work Pushed.
Somo duo ore Ih ImjIiik tulcou out
of thu Hhaft nt tho Victor. II. T.
Ilomlryx, of (Joiner A Houdryx,
. inuiiiinrH of thu initio, wiih tboro
Moudiiy and roportH tlmt a body of
oro wan Htruok a day or ho Ixiforo
which ran iih IiIkIi iih $111. 120. Tlio
n)iuft Ih now down ovorforty-llvo foot,
and tint croHHunt Hturtod a nhort tlmo
KO Ih In ovor thirty-five foot. TIiIh,
IIH IIHH IMIOII HlllUHl, Will tll( WlO V0II1
at a depth of 750 foot.
Tlio iiiHiiiiKoniorit Ih preparing for a
Jurtfo anioiiiit of dovulopmunt work
during tlio Hiiminur. Tlio air com
proHHor and othur miiohlnory which
Iiuh Ikioii ordorod will 1)0 liiHtullod
within tho noxt Hixty dayH, which
will Knmtly fnollltiito development
work. A good forcu Ih driving thlnn
nlioad now.
Tho Victor group coiiioh iiIoiik with
tho K and 10 and Cnliimhlii and tlio
IndlciitioiiH now aro that it will lio
in tliolr oIiihh before Ioiik
FINAL PAYMENT
ON LAST CHANCE.
Good Work on the Earl, in
Greenhorn, Says Owner
Sullivan.
M. W. Hull! van, of (iroouhnrii
City, oiio of tlio ownorri of tho Karl
group in tho (irooiilioni dlntrli't,
whh In tho city UiIh week mid with l.
U. Hour, of Humptor, iniulo thu IuhI
payiiinul on tho I.uhI Cliunee, whh'h
Ih Infilled between tho Hidden
TroiiMino and tho Phoenix, In tho
(ireenhnrii. N. Clmliiiuu Ih tho
formor ownor. It Ih tlio purpoxo of
tho now ownoiH to Mart work on tho
proporly iih hoou iih tho hiiow dlnup
pour, which mvoi'dliiK to tho into it
Ih now itoliiK olf will not lio long.
Mr. .Sullivan Ha.VHtho roudn to (Ireon
horn City aro now netting In good
condition.
Tho Kurl, ho niyn, Ih looking good.
Tho lotlgo wiih encountered iiliout a
vi-ok tigo and Iiuh now I icon drilled
on hoiiio twenty foot, showing good
oro. A crosMMit in liolug run to tup
tho lodgo at a depth of 'J 00 foot.
TIiIh Iiiix how Ih'oii drivou ovor 110
foot. It Ih a high grade free milling
proportitotu. A ntrong force of men
in being worked.
Minlrg Zinc Off.
The iuc or on in tho iiiIiioh of tbo
Kooky mount iaiurt were for a goner,
nt lou the Hourco of Iohh and perplex
Ity to producoi-H. Not until about
1H1IH were there any iiiIiioh there
HUlllcleutly productive of zlno to
tdilp the zi no oren merely for tho
7.1 no valiicH. Leadvillo bad a zlno
producing urea that wiih practically
noglootod prior to live yearn ago.
Tbo zlno oreH of litdvlllo wore
found in Hitch iiiiihhIvo and compact
form that they concentrated a greater
bulk per 100 ton of crude ore than
did tb 7.1 no doponltH of Mltwouri but
tbo Leadvlllo zlno whh of au iwuy
grado only about three-fourths that
of tbo MlHOtiri jack. Tho LcHdvlllo
produce received valuo only for
tho zinc in the host ziuc orea, atid
tbo gold and silver values wero either
lnt or iippropriatod by tho HtnoItcrH.
In other hccUoiih of tho western
mountain states, a sharp penalty was
imposed on ores Hold for their gold,
silver and lead values, when carry
ing in oro than ton per cout ziuc,
because of tho refractory nature of
such ores wlioti treated in lead-oro
smelters. It Ih understood that tbo
American Smelting company Iiuh
just inauguarted a more favorablo
policy toward load-silver ores con
taining an excess of ziuc, and that
tho penalty Iiuh not only boon ro
moved from such ores, but that pay
ment will bo he; oaf tor made for tho
zinc as well iih for tho other inotals
in the ores. TIiIh now situation has
boon tbo hopo of miners hIiico mining
liegaii In tho Kooky mountains, and
tbo improved aspoct of affairs will
cause many loug-nogloctod zinc-load
bolts to hocomo very active and very
profitable. Journal for Investors.
WORK ON SMELTER
SIDING STARTED.
Machinery Being Tested Pre
paratory to Blowing in When
Track is Finished.
Hiiprolutoiidoiit Noel, of tbo Sinol
tor, has turned on steam several times
this week for tbo purpoHo of testing
tbo machinery, detecting leakages,
otc, preparatory to getting every
thing in readiness for blowing in as
soon as tbo Hiding Ih completed.
Tho survey for this was finished as
stated elsewhere, by tho Sumpter
Valley itailroad company, last week
and tho smelter company Iiuh already
started work clearing and grading.
Tho bents for tbo '250 foot trostlo
which will have to bo put in aro
holug framed, and work along other
linos Ih being pushed. Tho work
will bo carried on iih rapidly as
possible, and tho siding completed
so rail oro consignments can bo
received.
Consignments of bullion, placer
gold, and amalgam aro already com
ing in, and tho company Is now pro
pared to treat these products to tbo
best advantage.
RICH ORE FOUND.
Bucknum And Carlsrud Get on to a Good
Thine Near the City.
Ason Carlsrud and 1 O. Unck-1
iiiim fitt iiii law I ft It at ill luir jIiiv f mm '
fltltll ! Ill -,-. -. .-.' "J -
some nearby claims bringing witli
t hem some very lino fpecimcus of
quart, showing all kinds of free gold.
The ore was shown The Miner, and
It certainly has tho appearance of
carrying exceptionally high grado
values.
The gentlemen ill question refuse
to givo tho exact location of tho
property, as a deal is pending for
Its acquisition.
Timber and Homestead Filings.
Timber and homestead tilings, as well
as flnnl proofs, can be made before
Charles II. Chance, United Stales Com
missioner, olllco in First National Bank
of Sumpter building, Sumpter, thus sav
ing applicants expense of a trip to La
Grande.
AUBURN PLACERS.
Machinery Purchased, Paid
for, and Now on the Road.
Tho Auburn Deep Gold Mining
company Is cutting cord wood at tho
old Auburn placer ground, and get
ting ready to install its machinery
wbou it arrives and tbo roads got in
condition for hauling. Tbo machin
ery haa been purchased, paid for and
Ih now ou tho road. It consists of
pumps, a hoist and two boilors,
sovouty-flvo and thirty horeo powor,
respectively. Tbo larger ono will bo
installed with tbo other macbhlnery
immediately upon its arrival, and
tho smaller one will bo sot later on
whou tho needs of tho plant require
it.
Tho company is in excellent
condition financially. It put up
cash for its machinery and tbero la no
stock ou tho market. A great deal
of work Is planned for this summer.
Tho shaft which la already down
uluoty-slx foot will bo sunk to bod
rock and tho pay doposlts thoroughly
explored. Tho Auburn placers aro
among tbo oldest aud most produc
tive In tho district.
Help Build Up The West.
The low rates from tbo east to thu
west and tbo northwest, Febunry 15 to
April IIO, will undoubtedly bring out
thousands ot settlers. Where they will
go is largely a question of inducement.
Hyou aro interested in securing any
euBtern people for your section of the
west, send their names and addresses
to tbo undersigned. All tho facta
mid figures about the trip will
bo promptly sent them. U. S.
Howe, General Agent, Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway, 134 Third
Street, Portland, Ore.
Tho celebrated Guild's "tho beer of
good cheer" always ou draught at Dun
phy'u Tho Club.
WHAT! WHAT!
OFFERED.
Hyson, - .10
(5old Holt, - - - .07 K
Listen Lake, - - - 2.00
Pacific Lumber & Llro Stock, 1.00
(Jolcondu, - - - .20
Hold Hoy, - - .10
Hold Holt, .07.j
F. O. BUCKNUM
Late Special Examiner North
Countries, Lombard, American, and
others. Foreign and Domestic
Investment companies.
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