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About The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1903)
f. COVERS THOROUGHLY THE GOLD FIELDS of the INLAND EMPIRE EASTERN INVESTORS IN OREGON MINES Pay for AND READ IT JUtS TALK OF THE TOWN Grout Thornburg, of Graulte, wan in the city yosteadry. Mrs. Hoy If. for a few weeks' Miller loft Monday visit to Idaho. Mayor McColloch returned today from a business trip to liaker City. Engineer professional today. Haas returned from a trip to tho Greenhorns. David Willcox, a prominent merch ant of HainoM, was in the city thin week. Attorney Sam K. Stott, of Green horn, spout several days in th oity last week. A. P. Jones and F. McDonald returned Monday from h tlshing trip to Olive lake with a lino catoh. Claude MoCollooh, Hon of Mayor McColloch, camo up from Portland the other day to spend hln vacation iuSumtper. house, in honor of C. C. Robbing, who left for the east yesterday. Chester Robbing, who left for the east yesterday to look after the interests of the Traveller's Gold Mining company In Wyoming, gave a dinner party at Hotel Sumpter, Sunday, to a number of his friends. Miss Effle Grizzle, who has been at Alamo for the past two weeks as a professional nurse in attendance upon ueorge nriggs, sunering from an attack of pneumonia, return ed Friday. Mr. Ilriggs is convales cent. Of course It was a dirty trick to dye Forbear's pet dog a sky bluo while the owner was working like a beaver , helping the -afflicted at lfeppner, and It is still worse for the culprit to keep his identity a secret, merely to save himself a well deserved thumping. were married today at 1 o'clock, at the brides home, Rev. Byers officiating. Only the immedlte friends of the families were present. Back From School. Charles H. and J. Frank Robbing, sons of Hon. J. H. Robbies, returned this week from Portland, where they have been attending Hill's Military Academy. They will spend the main part of thir vacation In Sumpter. Wanted. Wanted Position by first class hoist man and stationary engineer. Good references. Address X. Y. Z. care Miner. Sumpter, Oregon. Shoes of all kinds at Nelll Mercantile company's. No headaches from Giant powder. Tho Sumpter Social dauco Monday evening Club gavo a at tho Opera MINING INVESTMENTS LET US BUY OR SELL POR YOUR ACCOUNT Married Today. Walter Van Duyn, a well known young engineer, and Miss Edna Ilobson, daughter of Jesse Hobson, of the Ilobson Mercantile company. MARR ft DAVIDSON LEADING BROKERS Sumpter, j j Oregon. REFERENCES jafflS' (MENTION TUB MINER) SWORN EVIDENCE IT IS always a little perplexing for a Fiscal Agent to present a mining proposition so that those who read bis literature will kuow that he is presenting the plain, unvarnished FACTS. This Is not necessarily the fault of the agent nor the mine that he represents. Often agents who are at a distance from the scene of oeratlou, and uot being experienced mining men, get wrong impressions about any mine that they aro (luanoing. WE DESIRE TO STATE that we are practical mining men, are right here on the ground, and have watched' tho progress of development of the GOLD BUG MINE from the time that the first "location work" was done. Therefore we are In position to kuow all the facts about this mine. I0TKE THE FDU8WIH: We have opened out one of the prettiest and richest SHOOTS OF ORE that one could wish to see. For over '200 feot there Is uot a break in the ore nor a blank in the values in the ore. We Iwgan tho drift In rich ore and the face of the drift shows the best or encountered. This ore shoot opens up on tho Htirfuco for over 000 feet, and we have demonstrated that the vein widens and the values grow richer with depth. The values lu this FREE MILLING ORE run from 130 to 91,700 per ton in GOLD Many samp les run up into the thousands, and much of the ore shows free gold to the naked eye. But this ore shoot is only a small part of the (SOLD HUG MINE. The mauagemeut is composed of experienced mining men who huvo made a succosh of their other miues, and the oircumstauces were not as favorable as they are at this time. TO ANY ONE WHO DESIRES TO VISIT THIS MINE WE MAKE THE FOLLOWING OFFER: If, after you luivo thoroughly luspeqted. It, you are not able to, duplicate the values as stated or find any misrepresentations whatever about this mine, we will pay all expeuses of the trip. Peel your interests and sond a representative, for wo mean exactly what wo say. Wo want you to see thU mine. Wo want you to see what has lieon done and what is being done. Wo waut you to see aud handle the ore aud see the gold lu it with your own eyes. Wo INSIST on your investigating this proposition, because, if you do uot, it is not fair to us, to the niliiv or to yourself. If this mine is just as represented you well kuow that we are offering you an exceptional Investment. If it is uot, we will tako tho blame aud you are out nothing for your trouble. Wo Invito vlsltoro because every VISITOR means hu INVESTOR. This has been true without exception. We luivo published several reports from visitors who aro now investors. Wo have agreed to raise a certain amouut of money by JULY 1st for tho further development aud eiiuipmeut of this mine, aud we are goiug to mako our word good. It you chii not come and see this miuo for yourself you can send for our large, illustrated prospectus and a sample of this rich ore (which you cau have tested for your own satisfaction). If you are uot thou satisfied you cau have a block of tho stock reserved for a reasouable time until you make further in vestigations, unless the present allotment is over subscribed iu the meau time. There is a very brisk move ment in this stock, so tako our advice aud write or wire TODAY. It will meau a great deal to you no matter whether you are a poor until or a capitalist. RKMKMHEIt, July llrst is tho limit for CSOLD HUG STOCK AT TEN CENTS PER SHARE, unless you huvo your order reserved. The Directors of the Company have so instructed us. ONLY A LIMITED AMOUNT IS LEFT AT TEN CENTS PER SHARE VAN VLEET & WRIGHT I Fiscal Agents For The Company. SUMPTER, OREGON. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4. 4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 44 4 44 l 1' fiiiMrr' """"-""- a ml,. ill. UTi 1 TWTiim 11 S 5StciTtf5S