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About The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1904)
; THE SUMPTtfR MINER Wednesday, May 18 1904 OCEAN BEACH POPULAR RE50R1 Many from Interior Plan ning to Spend Vacation at the Sea Shore. 1 1 11 tnl r tiH from eastern Oiegnu mill Washington spent their VHL'Htlnn nt Ninth (I. (ink IJciicli, Washington, liift summer, aud It Is Hilfu to sliy jiipl piiiiimm, nun it ii bhiu vi' euy ...... . . .i v .i I Ijfit this popular resort of the North ... , in i i ii i i ... Pan f it I'lin-t will be visited by many ... .. ... . .. more tills icar thiiii ever within Its histoiy. The change from a high and dry Iterior altitude to thu sea level is most beiietlcial. The tilp on the Willamette mid Columbia rivets, out of Portland, Is one long to be remembered, the usual heat of a summer afternoon being tempered by a gentle breee freighted with the aroma of pine trees mid sea Honed with salt sea air. The sccneiy Includes much that is beautiful. Leaving Portland no one of the Ore gnu liallroiid .V Navigation company's palatial liver steamers, (the T ,1. Potter being ipiceu of liver llyeisj the excursionist is carried tluough Its harbor, where tly the Hags of many nations. The twelve miles on the Willamette river me quickly made, anil, after saluting the government llulitiioiihu. miiikiiii thu Junction of the two livers, the boat swings Into I the Columbia for thu trip down I stream. The morning is clear (geu-! erally so from luue until Septem ber), mm a magnificent and Inspiring sight meets the eye as the sweep around the bend Is made -five snow capped peaks, Mount Hood, Mount Adams, Mount St. Helen, Mount Italuier and Mount .lelferson, loom I lug into view a sight worth travel ing thousands of miles to see. On dinvn the plcluicsqiic liver, past vil lages, sawmills, tlshing tleets, salmon canneries, perpendicular basaltic I lilulle. and pietly side hill farms, the boat pursues its wav. The majestic sweep of the river is awe-inspiring, (iradually the shores grow farther) apart and, scarcely icalliug that the I live hours have been oousiimed In making the trip, the boat steams alongside the wtmif at Astoria. I One hour Iriiui Astoria, through the lamoiis tlshing waters of the Col unibia, past settles of the salmon traps and nets and as many white winged tlsh boats, lauds the passell geis at llwaco, on linker's llav, where aboe entitled Cause and Court, connection for ticach points Is made On or before the expiration of the with trains of the llwaco Ibiilwav A publication of this summons, to-wlt: Navigation company, whose cms stand on or befoie the expiration of six on the wharf awaiting the steamer. I weeks U'.! days from and after the North lleach, where the surf bathing date of Urst publication of this sum is unexcelled, at low- tide is fiom moils, which is the 18th day of May. J 110 to 100 leet wide, twenty-three miles long and so compact that a cat riage or wagon scaicely leaves a tiace upon it. Scattficd along the beach me huiidieds of cottages and hotels, iu which summei life is an unceasing ' round of pleiiMiic from the opening until tint closing of the season. The much dieadeil "Itesort Mosquito" b unknown and no cummins snakes or insects are found. The thermom eter rmely goes above eighty degiees Iu July or August, but light over coats, tires morning and evening mid blankets at lllghl are during the seaeon. ' ISitten for itccummodatlous at North, llcauh points are reiiKtiuable and vary I to cult the visitor. At European ' hotels mill lodging houses rooms range from twenty-five cents tn one dolliir 11 day! nt tcHtauiauts, meals run from twenty-Hie to fifty cents: mill ut the American-plan hotels, the charges Hinge from one iliillur 11 iliiy to tun dolliiiH mid upward. Unrein, of delightful hide tiips nmy be taken from thu heiich iuto a country of wild mid picturesque beauty, quiet mid secluded among hills anil forest, with hunting mid llslnug in native ImiintH; to the United States Life Saving stations mid lighthouse, otanhorry farms, oyster beds, salmon fishing grounds and canneries. For particulars aliout the trip to North Dirndl nnk the noare-it O. it. V: N. agent, or send two cents in i . . ,i , . iHtampH to A. L. Cra lg, general luis- ' . ,. , , .,,, ' , senger agent. Portland, for "Itestful ., ,. ., , ,, '. . . , ., .. I.ecreatiou ItesortH." which tells all about the Columbia river summer ritiK places. i Another Crook in the Toils. Ceoige W. Itumble, a milling 1 promoter, is on trial before u jury in 1 the United States district court at Sail Francisco, c hinged with thu illegal use of the United States mails for the purpose of defrauding I his correspondents by means of worthless mining schemes and by false representations. The indict ment accused Humble of having, corresponded through the postolllco with Frankl'erry, I). W. Smith, and John Hull, lr., the latter of HI in Ira. New Voik, representing to them that . he was the owner, secretary mid geu-' eral mmiauer of the Sunset Mining company, capitalized at 810,000,000, ' the stock being divided into shares at 1 each. There was alleged to be twelve gold mines under his control mid that the Sunset Mining com pany's stok was paying dividends i at. the rate of two per cant a month' and hud been paying at that rate for' the last nine years. I "NOTICE OF PUMLICATION OF1 SUMMONS. " ! I In Justice Court for Sumpter Pre-, clnct. linker County, State of Oiu-j gnu. (icorge E. Allen, Justice of the, Peace. ' II. I). (Irlttlu, Plaint lit', vs Pat j Muny, Defendant, To Pat Muiry, the above named. Defendant in the above entitled act- 1I011. In the name of thu State of Oregon; you are hereby not Hied and mpiii'cd to appear and answer on 1 plead to the Complaint tiled iu the A. I)., 1004. And you are further hereby notified that If you fail to so' appear, answer or plead to said com plaint, the IMalntitr will for want' of answer oil plea thereto take du fault and judgment against said debt for the sum of Kighty-Kight and 'J.'i 100 dollars with interest mi said sum from the ISth day of August. 100:i, and costtt of this action mid as praved for iu plaintiff's complaint. That this summons Is published pursuant to the order of the above entitled Court, (icoige II. Allen, comfortable 'justice of the peace, made and en . red this 11 III day of May A. 1)., 1001, directing that this summons be published iu the "Sumpter Weekly Miner." (a weekly newspnper pub lished in Similiter, linker county, Oregon, of general circulation in county and state) once each week for six consecutive weeks (being 7 publi cations covering 1'J days). Onto or order May, 11, 1001. Date of first publication, May 18, 1001. (J CO. K. ALLEN, Justice of the Pence. NOTICE OF rOKFElTUKE. To Olu Liuquist, Peter Sodeibeig mid to you and each of your heirs, executors, administrators, Hiid assigns are hereby notified that 1 the under signed, your co-owner of the follow ing named quint, mining claims, to wit: The "Center Star" the loca tion notice of which is recorded in the Quartz Kecords of linker county, Oregon, in Volume "M" at page 107 thereof and the "Center Star Exteusluii" the location notice of which Is recorded in the Quartz Itecoids of (taker County, Oregon, in Volume "M" at page 108 thereof which notices were so lecorded on the 10th day of March, 1800, have ex pended thu sum of $100 per claim and upon each thereof for the years of 1000, 1001, 1002. and lOOII, that said sums so expended each jear was for the beuellt, improvement and development of each thereof and as the annual work, labor, and improve ments as required by the Iiimh of thu United States of America and of thu slate of Oregon. ' And you and each of you are ' further notified that should you fail, or neglect to contribute ami pay to me, your co-owner of said claims your proportionate share? of such yearly expenditures, which is the sum of I 800. Oil 'J-:i each, for each of said years above mentioned, amounting to tho sunt of 3'Jilil.iIri '., for each of ' you to so contribute or pay, within ninety days from thu datu of the ' llrut publication of this notice, and iu case of you mid each of you falling to so pay to me thu said sum, your respective Interest in said quartz ' c I al ma will become the property of thu undeisigued as by law provided. First date nt publication of thin notice being the ."th dav of May, 100 1. II. 11. OKIFFIN. NOTICE. United Stales Land Office, j La Grande, Oregon, April 8. 1004. 1 Notice Is herrbt clstn that Edward I). I'trr'n, whose pottottite aJdrrss is Williams, Arliona, bs NesmourH Hell, his atlorees In ta.'t, whose Post iirhce address Is Suinptrr, Oregon, did, on the 8th das ! April, 1004, make aprllsation to select, tinder the Act ol June 4. if 67 (10 vui., 30), the tnllutslng described tract of land. In llaker sountv, Oregon, In the La Grande, Oregon, land district, to-wlc- The S W 1, nl the N ' i the N ' of the S W 'i and the S W ' of the S W '( til section at, Tp. . 1. . ..... sir.., ... ,., 1 t, uuiii, lautir 7 uiiui uir ,, iiiainrur t,r,ijiaii That the purpose of this notice Is to allow all per sons claiming the selected lands under the mining laws, or desiring to show It to be mineral in charac ter, an opporlunlts to file objections to such selection with the uftlsers of the United StVes Land Ollke al la Grande Oregon, within thltts dass alter tie 4th das ot Alas, 11404. so as to establish their Interest therein or the mineral character thereof. E W. DAVIS. Register Date ol first publication Mas 4, 10:4 Date ol last publkation June 8, 1004. NOTICE. UnlteJ States Land Office, La Grande, Oregon, Mas 7. I04. I Notice Is htrrb) glstntlhat Edward H Perrln. whose rostoflice address Is Williams, Arizona, bv Sesmour II, Hell, his atlornts In tact, whose post ntnee address Is Sumpier, Oregon, did on the 7th das nl Mas. 1004. make application tn select, under the actot June 4. ibsi? (10 Stat, id), the tollowlng de scribed tratl ot land In llaker counts, Oregon, In the la Grande. Oregon, land district, to-wlt: The southeast quarter ol the northwest quarter ol section Twent) -one (it). Township Nine lo) South, Rtnge Thiits-sesen (jr) last ol the Willamette Meridian. That the putrose ot ihls notice Is to allow all per sons claiming the selected lands, inder the mining laws, or deslilng to show It lo be mlnc'al In charac ter, an orponunltv to hie oblectlons to such selec tion with the oihCer ol the I. S. Land Office. at La Grande. Oiegon, within thirls dass alter the ith das otMat.tvoi, so as to establish their Interest therein or the mineral character thereof. 1. W. DAVS. Register. I Irst publication Ma) it, toca. last publication June it, 1(04. TIMBER USD, ACT JUNE j. 1E7B.-xOT.ce FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, La Grande, Off eon, Match a, 1904, ( Notice Is hereto gls en that In compliance with the pros Islons of the act of congress of June ). 1878, en titled "An act lor the sale of timber lands In the states of California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter rite rs, 'as extended to all the Public Land states by act of August 4, tSoj, WILLIAM A. GREEN. of Sumpier, Count of Baket. State of Oregon, has this da Wed In this ofnee his morn statement oS!j. fcr the purchase of the N4 NEK, NE'f NWJJ and Lot I of Section No. o In Township No. 11 S Manet No. 38 L. W. M.. and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable lor Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said' land before Chas. H. Chance, U. S. Com missioner, at his office at Sumpter, Oregon, on Thursdas , the 10th das of Mat 1004. He names as witnesses Palph Mead, Van Ren salaer Mead, Andrew J. Denn , and Stephen Jackson, all "f Sumpter Oregon. An and all persons claiming adversely the above descrlled lands are requested tu file their claims In this office en or before said nth da of May , 1004 E. W. DAVIS Register. flAiBEK LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, j La Grande. Oregon, Mirch a, 1004. 1 Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 1. 1878, en titled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing ton Terrltorj," as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4. iSor. WALTER L. SPARKS, nf Sumpter, counts of llaker. stale 61 Oregon, lias this d fled In this office hi sworn statement No. aiS( for the purchase nt the W i N L K. N W '.( S E'i'jndNEU S W ( ol section so. I In township No 10 south, range so 18 L w M, and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than tor agricultural purposes, and to establish his ilalm tn said land before Charles II. Chance. L. S. mmmlssloner, at his office at Sump ter. Oregon, un Thursda), the loih da of Ma, 1004. He names as witnesses: Van Rennselaer Mead, Ralph Mead. William A. Green and Charles L. I em , all ol Sumpter, Oregon. An and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to tile their claims In this office on or before said 19th dav of May, 1004. E. W Davis. Register. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE j. i878-V0Tlc7ra millOATION. United States Land Office, j la Grande, Oregon, I ebrur v6, 1004 I N'otUe Is hereb. given that In compliance with the rrov Islons of the act of Congress ol June ). 1878 en tilled "An act lor the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washing ton Terrltor," as extended to all the Public Land Stales by act of August 4. i8g, HENRY A. CARRIS of Cans on Ctl : County ol Cram State of Oregon, has this das hied in this office his sworn state ment o ov8, lor the purchase oltht SWK SC section No. (,; NE NW; and NJiNEK of section No, 7 Tr. No. u south R. No J7 tVM. and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before Chas. II. Chance, U. S. Commissioner at his office at Sumpter, Oregon, on Monda) , the olti day of May, 1004. He names as witnesses: Van Rensselaer Mead, Ralph Mtad, of Sumpter. Oregon; Lemuel King, Lemuel Harnett' of Audrey, Oregon, Ans and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to hie their claims In this office on lit before said ith day ol Mas, 1004. E W. DAVIS. Register. TmtlK URD, ACT JUNE" 3. II7I.-N0TICI FOR CUIIICATION. United States Land Office, La Grande. Oregon, March 15. 1004. Notice is heteh) Risen thai In compliance with the proslsions of the ait ot congress ol June 1, I878, en titled "An act lor the sale ol timber lands In the stale ol CaHlotnla. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Ter ritory,, as extended to all the Public Land States by b) act ot August 4. I8uj, THOMAS G. GWYNNF. of Suppler, vounts ot llaker, state of Oregon, has this das hied in this uthce his sworn statement No. jo. lor the purchase ot the W !j S W i. Sec. ai. N W ' N W " ol Sec. No. 8 In Tp. No. to s. range No. )6lWM, aqd will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more saluable tor itst'mbcror stone than for agricultural purposes, and to estab lish his claim to said land before Charles H. Chance, I S. Commissioner, at hi, office at Sumpter, Otcgon.on Thursdas , the and das ot June, 1004. He names as witnesses Van Rensselaer Mead, Ralrh Mead. Nicholas T. Tallatero, James W Con nello, all of Sumpter, Oregon. Ant' and all persons claiming adversely the above drs,t!bed lands are requested to hie their claims In this vfiite in or befoie said and das ot June, 1004. k. W. Dams. Register. TIMItR URD, ACT JURE J. Ilrl.-ROTICE FOR PUIIICATIOR. , United States Land Othce, ) La Grande, Oregon, April 8ih, 1404 ) ' Notice Is berebs. gisenthatin compliance with the pros islcrs ot ll e act ot congress ol June t, 1878, en titled "An act lor the sale ot timber lands In the states ut California, Oregon, xesada and Washington Ter mors .' as exienJed to all the Public Land states by act ol August a.iboa. HARRY K. HUNKER, ot Sumrter. counts ot Haker, state ut Oregon, has this das tiled In this office his sworn statement No. 3tg, tor the purchase ot the L Jj S I. !.'. and SW! SO, ot section No. join township No. c south, range No. 17 tw . and will otter proof to show thai the land sought is more saluable tor Its timber or stpne than tor agricultural purposes, and tu establish his claim to said land be fore Chas. H. Chance. U. S. Commissioner, at Sumpter. Oregon, on Saturday, the ttth day ol Julv.iooa. lie names as witnesses: Morris II. Allen, Thomas Moore. Ralph Mead, and Van Redsselaer Mead, all ol Sumpter, Oregon. Ans and all persons claiming adserseh the above described lands are requested to hie their claims In this offi.e on or before said itth day of July, 1004. I E.W DAVIS Register