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THE SUMPTER MINER
Wednesday, August 12, 190
OFFICIAL RECORDS.
The following itiHtrtiinentH were; II led
at tliu Itukur county court Iioupu during'
the weekending Aug. 11, 11)0.'!.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DKKOH.
.Inly 111 Laura K Steele mill hil to F
o, iitt-i;
fl.
Auk 7 J It N LevciiH itnd wf to .1 II
Torgler lot 11' IjIIc A, Fiithem ihIii linker
City; 1000.
Juno 10 Win Dean, W A I'ayton et
al to Mra Emily Arthur lot 4 lilk i! Riv
ernitlu ad n Sumpter; $:i00.
Nov III, (!! Kind Hank of Kiimptcr to
l-'irHt Natiiinal Hank of .Similiter cant 25
feet lot 1(1 I.Ik 1, with blilg; f 111,000.
Auk 25, '02 Hono A Oall and lid to
Henry Hewitt .lr, wfi m hlm: (laud i
w)( nee 7 t 10 h r.'l"; fSOO.
Auk 1 I Ilanmin to Leonard S Gohh
) '.' ninI "W'-C iiw'4 nee !l ti H r !W;
INK).
Anjtri A LLnVliTMiiiiil wf to V C
Wautlereee lot H (Sriera mill linker City;
MHI.
.Inly III lien (ialeaud wftoO It .t N
Co tract in hw'., nw,' nee IS tp 12 rll n
and He,1 -.'., hci! I.'l tp 12 r III; $IMI.
.MINING MATTERS.
IIKKIIt.
.May III C M .ImIiiimiii to .1 Itlalr Ken
lierly the Leonard and Kliima W, (inld
Mollar and (iold King l. mining cIiiih;
fl'lHIO.
lulyL'7 .1 K Itotuig et al to Sanger
I inld Mining Co, Kxi-elMiir, New York
liar, li r (Siileh and llngem placer min
ing eluix; f .
July :il TTnornton et al to I) Her
man placer claim in Stlca'a (lulch, couth
7, lleriiiau Si llowald; 1 1.
Auk :t W J EviiiihA; wf et al to A I'
Smith, (ioltl liar placer elm; fiO.
MORTGAGES.
Aug II A E I'ligauy to CIiiim Itiuihol
II 50 ft loin I ,V 'J hlk II Sumpter; fiiOO.
Auk I I. S (Iohh to I'eter IIiiiihuii hJ$
iiw,1 and hw'4 nw'4 fee II tp 8 h r ,'IS e;
11500.
Oct ID, 'Oil Inline England to Alex
lliipl-iiiH H)i yw4 hivll tpS rill; f')lMI.
July 10 W W Stalker wf to Alex
HopkiiiH ne.' h'4 and nw' ce'4 cee 7
tpS r III; t-VHI.
July JO I E IUvIh to Henry Hewitt
he,' hec.'.lltp II r -40; 1500.
July 2rt S lleruerwr to Henry Hewitt
ne,' iiw,', ne'4 hw'4 and wtf ne' hoc
LMtp II r !IS ; f'.'L'H.
Auk 7 'T C Shea el al to American
HrewiiiK Ac Uryatal lee Co i iut in Hild
iter Ice hoiiHe and U'er refrigerator, alco
i iut in iHTHonal proKrty in Our limine
miloou; f 1800.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Houd for Deed May 20, Itoht S Ma
kiiiHin to Chan McDonald SO hitch in
hccm 15 ,V III tp 8 Mil 5250.
Suit Auk 4, J K lientry va Mary
Gentry, divorce.
Suit Auk 4i Julia (ireeu vh A A
(ireeu, divorce.
Suit Auk (I. It l Sahin vh E A Houd,
milt to recover on account ; flO'.'S.
Suit Auk il, A K DiiKuny vh N II
Thihault, to foreclose lleiiH and certain
nccountH agaitiHt defendant and Don
Juan mine; I0I8.
Suit Auk il, Orcein Liquor Co hy 1, 1'
(iruulMUin vh I'M JackHou, to recover
clock and llxtureH in I'auhandlu nuIimiii,
attachetl; 117:t.
Suit Auk 5, II J Withers vh W S
Driver, to mini re payment of proiuionory
note; U5.
Lien Auk r Shockley A Mc.Murren
vh S M lloiiHton, for material, lota 11 &
12 hlk 2 Jenkins tract ; 157.
Men C K SaugeHted vh CraiK Hron,
hotel at Hock Creek ; .'ill.
Leane July 2d, F Allen to 1 -a ura K
Steele A lid, ,' nw4 sw.'f sec -I tp 7 r
45; lifu leane.
Hill of Sale E H .Tackcon to M R
Woodard, furniture ami fixture in I'au
hanilli! Hiiloou ; f5'J5.
Heceiver'H Itecelpt July 18, A H
ThompKon to Hofu A Call, w ne see
liA n8 ue'a cec 7 tp 10 r 117; flOO.
Suit- HoIihoii Mercautilu Co. vh.
W. A. (ireun, kooiIh; SIl.'IO.
Suit- U. J. Walton vh. N II.
Thlhaiilt et al, foreclonliiK liena on
Don ,1111111 mine; 81,!)70.
Action E. P. Todd et all vh. N.
J. HoroiiBen & Co., for amount of
advortlHiiiK; 9307.
Action C. K. JohueH vh. Ihiiiic H.
Joiioh, for divorce.
What Become of Silver.
The New York Hanker ay that one
of the Kreat probluuiH or mynterieH of
trade in the ahxorption of Hilver by India
ami China, which Ih nhared to hoiiio ex
tent hy other KiiHteru eountrieH. Ever
Hiiice Kuroie iH'giiii to trade with the
Kant, it Iiiih U-eii takiiiK all the Hilver it
could Ket; and at the prenent timu India
and China take approximately one-half
of the silver which the world produces
yearly. It Ih true that nilver i'h the
money of thone eountrieH; hut the peo
ple art! poor, their daily trauFaclioiiHiire
on a very hiiiiiII i-ciiIu, ami the amount of
moiiey leipiired for eirculatiou in very
much lens in proportion to population
than in the Putted States or Europe.
The Eiint iIiich not export Hilver; it keepn
what it KetH. All nortn of theorieH have
hcen ailvaiiced hy all Kirtsof ccoiiomiHtH.
None of them has Hiitifnctnrily explain
ed what Iiiih Ih-coiiic of the nilver, or
where are the Kreat accumulatioiiH which
uiidouhtedly cxint, hut uhicli cannot he
drawn out, even hy famine.
Reduced Summer Excursion Ratei.
The Denver t Klo Cniutle, popt
larly known ua the "Sceiiio Lino of
the World," Iiiih announced Kreat ly
lediiced round-trip rat en from Paeillu
Count pointa for the heuelll of teach
era who will Hpeuil their vacation in
the eant, and of ilelcnuteH to all the
prominent convent Iohh X. E. A., at
lloHton; A. (). U. W., at St. Paul;
II. P. (). E., at llaltimoie; Woodmen
of America at IiidiaunpullH', EiiKlen,
at New York; .Myntle Shrine, at Sara-
toKa SprliiKH; K. of P., at LotitHville,
and T. P. A., tit liiillaiiapollH.
Tleketa at the reduce! rat en will lie
IniHcd upon one fare for the round
trip, hut will he Hold only on certain
ilaya. Tliene tlcketa will carry atop
over privileges on the KoiliK trip,
KlvliiK paHHeiiKera an oppoitunlty to
vlalt Salt Iake City, (iIciiwoimI
SpriiiKH, Colorado SprliiKH and Den
ver; and will Ik koixI to return any
time within ninety (00) dayn. Pan-
HeiiKera koIhk via the Denver & Klo
(i ramie are Klven the privileKO of
letuinliiK via u different route.
i'ir the rate to the point you winli
to ko, and for dates of Hide ami other
particulara, iih well iih for IIIUHtratiMl
pampletH, write
W. C. MelHUDE, (leneral Anont,
VH Third St.. Portland, Ore.
riMIH-R LAND, ACT JUNIi 3i I7-
NOTtCH FOR 1'UM.ICATION.
Unlksl Suirt Luna OflKf. I
I (iianjr. Orfijon, Aug. I, igo (
Nolkr It hrirt') Bltrn Dial In cimi'lljiuf will, ihr
pimllnn ot tlir acl l Consirk ul June I. 1818,
entitle J "An acl for the vjlr ol tlmhrr Ian4k In Hie
Slalrint Lalllmnla, Ulriion, NraJa, anj WaiV
In t Ion Triillii ," a rxtrnJcJ lu all thr Public LanJ
Italtt b ad ul Augiikl 4, ix.
WILIIAM II. SALMON,
at Writ Suprilor. cuunty ot )oui;la, ttatt ot Wl
con In, hat thli jay hlrJ In itilt other hit tworn
tlalrmrnl No. ttsi. tm thr puichatr ol thr n.S nrf ,
V nr aJ nV 'V ol trvtlon No. t In
kmnthlo No, 11 toulh. langr No. it LWM, inj
will oflct piool 10 thnw that Ihr lanj tought It more
valuable lur lit limber or tionr than lor agricultural
puiHitrt. anj to rttabllth hit claim to taU lanj t
tore thr Krgltter an.1 Hrctltrr ol Ihlt other at La
liranjr. Off son, on ThurtJay, Ihr th Jay ot No
tmbr, ioo.
Ha .naatrt at arltnrttrt: Prlrr J. SoarJt anj
William K-IU. of Su-anlrr. Orr ! Chat. I1. Murrhv
anj bi L. Tobrn.ol Mctwrn, O.c; John T. Salmon,
ol Cylon, Wl,
Any anj all rrrtont claiming ajvrraaly tht apovt
JcacrlhaJ lanit art rrqurtir J to Alt ttitlr claltnt In
pi't otnet on or Mori taU lh Jay ol Novtmbrr.
i,
C W. UAVTIITT. Hf r-
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE ), 18-8.-PUBLICATION.
SOTICE FOH
United Stalrt LanJ Office,
La Grande. Oregon, Aug. 8, too). I
Notlcr It hereby given that In compliance wllh the
3 revisions ol the acl ol congrett of June 1, 1878, en
llr J "An act lor thr sale of limber lands In the states
of California, Oregon, Nrva Ja anj Washington Ter
ritory," as rxtrndeJ to alt thr Public LanJ Stairs by
act ol August 4, t8o,
JOHN T. SALMON,
of Cvlon, county of St. Oolx, slatr of Wisconsin,
has this Jay hie J In this other hit sworn statement
No. J75, lor the purchase ol the n',i ne), swj( ne)
anj nwif seK of section No. 9 In township No. n
south, range No. 17 bWM, and will oner proof
to show thai the land sought Is more valuable
for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to tald land before the Reg
ister and Receiver of this office at La Grande, Ore
on Thursday, the th day of November, iooj.
He names as witnesses: Ptltr J. Soards and Wil
liam Kellv, of Sumpter, Ore.; Chas P. Muphy and
Ed L Toben, of McEwen, Ore.; W. H. Salmon, ol
West Superior. Wis,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are requested to file their claims In
fills office on or before said lh day of Nov., iqo).
E w. Baktlett, Register.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE j, t87.-NOTICE FOR-
PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, j
La Grandr, Orrgon, August 10, too), f
Notlcr Is hrreby given that In compliance with the
provisions of the act of congress of June ), 1878, rn
tilled "An act lor thr salr ol Umber lands In thr statrs
of California, Orrgon, Nrvada and Washington Ter
ritory." as exlenJeJ to all the Public Land Slatrs by
act of August 4, 1891.
OLIVER C. WRIGHT.
of Sumpter, county of Baker, state of Oregon, hat
this day filed. In this office his sworn statement No.
1764. for the purchase of the eH K c ?! nw'4
nwj( tec. 17 and twK iw ol section No. 8 In town
ship No. 10 south, range No. it ewm, and will offer
Jiroof to show that the land sought Is more valuable
or Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish hit claim to tald land before Charles
H. Chance. U. S. commissioner at Sumpter, Oregon,
on Saturday, the 17th day of October, 1001.
He names as witnesses: Thomas S. van Vlrel.
Lawrence M. Welsh, Van Rensselaer Mead, Ernest
L. Manning, all of Sumpter, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are requested to file their claims In
this office on or before tald 17th dav of October, iooj.
E. W. Bartlbtt. Register.
MOUNTING BOARD
MOUNTING CARDS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS
aW ayW arW 1 Jbam I
a QfV aJW
2TCercer Drug 0.
GRANITE STREET SUMPTER, OREGON q
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THE SUMPTER SAMPLING AND
TESTING WORKS
Phone Main lllll
SUMPTER. OREGON
P. O. IJox V. ,
McEWEN, ARTHUR McEWEN
PROPRIETORS
Samplers and buyers of Ores and Bullion in any
Ouantities. Assaying and Milling Tests. Stamp
Mill Concentrators and Cyanide Plant in Con-
4 nection. Mail orders promptly attended to.
Y WRITE FOR TERMS.
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The New Olym'pia
E.E. HAUSER, PROP.
FINC O LD (1084) HERMITAGE WHISKEY
FINEST HANDS OF
WINES, ALES AND PORTERS. OLYMPIA SEER,
BOTTLED OR DRAUGHT. FINE CIGARS.
CLUB ROOM IN CONNECTION,
CENTER STREET. OPPOSITE P. O. SUMPTER. OREGON
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THE SCENIC LINE
Through Salt Lake City, I
nml tliu Famous Rock
'le, Puehlo, Colorado Springs and Denver,
11 Scenery by Daylight to all points East.
3 FIST TR1 mil' fTWEN OGBEN WD DENVER 3
MODERN EQUIPMENT. THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOUR
IST SLEEPING CARS AND SUPERS DINING CAR SERVICE
STOPOVERS ALLOWED
For rates, folders and other M. C. M'BRIDE, Gen. Agent,
information, address 124 Third St., PORTLAND, ORE.
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