The Sumpter miner. (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, December 28, 1904, Image 8

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    COVERS
THOROUGHLY
THP
COI.D FIELDS
of the.
INLAND EMPIRE
EASTERN
INVESTORS
IN
OREGON MINES
Pay for
AND READ IT
fS&H?A,B -wfr WW -csm Mill
INVENTOR OF THE GOLD
6RICK SWINDLE DEAD
A telegram from Now York, dated
tho 20th ItiHtiint, HiiyH: A report has
reaohnd thiaoKy t IihI Thomas O'lirloii
tho notorious confidence iiiuti and
alleged Inventor of tliu gold-hriok
swindle, Ih (loud at tho French Penal
mitt lament tit Cayenne, where hu hud
litmti Nerving a llfn sentence for thu
tnurdiir of IiIh partner, "Kid" Wad
doll, in J'hHh, In I HUH. Hovoral of
O'lirien's old friends In IIiIh oily
hi-h Hiild to hiivo received (ho mmH
illront from Cayenne. Several years
ago it win repotted that O'lirion had
MHuapnd from tint penal scttolniitiit
and wiih on IiIh way lo Nnw York.
Tho report wiih never cnullrmod, how
nvitr, and tint aulhoritliiH never got
dght of O'lirion.
O'iiriun'ri career wiih a ramarkahlo
onn. Ho wiih hoi n n:t years ago
in Chicago, and, aided hy an at
tractive personality, managed lo
make an enviable record. In Now
Vork hold swindles, running into
tho IIioiihiiikIh, worn numorniiH
and worn credited lo his Koultiy.
In 1HHU ho jumped a liond o(
ll.ooo and Hod to Kuropo, hut wiih
recaptured mid sentenced lo tho
fitttil tfiut hiry.
A roinarkahlo plea conducted hy
a moiiiiiii i cmi It ud in IiIh escape
from a lintel in Utloa, where ho
wiih in charge of a priHon knopui'.
O'lirlnii caught a steamer hero for
Nurnpo, and reached I'iitIh safely,
and remained there mil II ho win
arretted on tho charge of killing
Waddcll, IiIh partner. Mutiny was
spun! laviHhly in IiIh dcfoiihc, hnl
failod lo save him from a Ufa miii
tenon. Bourne Miners' Masquerade.
Tho big thiiiK in tho way of a hoii
day foH'lvo occasion at lloiirno will
tako place Saturday evening, whan
tha Miner's union
will lllf.l III Ilu I
lud I a m mill miiHmicrado hall.
Ml... .
business mail of liourno have donated
muuiu ImndHomo artlulos to ho a wauled
to tho prl'.o winnorH. To tho lady
and gentleman having tho morit ele
gant ooHlnmo each will got a ton
dollar prl'o, and (ho two who spring
tho moil coin in ilg will draw down
a mi vi n and a half dollar inomouto of
their Inviuitlvo genius. A number ol
Sumpter people will attend this
tuaHuoiade, an will residents from
otbei camps. Tho Miner's uuloti of
Jiouruo Ih famous for It hospitable
and successful social fuuotloiiM, and
all who attend will make m bin profit
uu tb investment of tliue aud money.
Golden Chariot Case Decided.
Dr. llrook rHivd word today
from IiIh attorney, O. A. Jouhu, that
lu(JM Kuklti bud decldtHl tho ouno
luvolviiiK the Ooldeu Clmrlot claitu,
hrougbt by W. W. Wajo, Miiyor
MoQiloob bU iiMoriicy, lu favor of
tho pUiutltf. Tho gruuudu of tb
dolnlon r uot kuowu, thoub it
H tUtwl thai tb pUlqtlffii got all
k9f aakad for, a two'tblrda inter
tv Sol Camp UIdk also d eclat ad
In on tho deal. A hoot 811, ooo Iiiih
hi'un paid on tho property hy tho
IMiiliidolphia syndicate represented
horo hy L. V. Hwiggott, default hav
lug lioon mntlo on tho last fow pay
montH, and Dr. Hrock has declared
tho bond forfeited. Tho property
rovortH to David 10 so ley, on Jauu-
; ary I, and another'
important dual
goes a glimmering.
tasy Joys at Granite.
Tho irrepressible
who Ih known in
"lioho" .lack,
every town in
who iiIho Iiiih
oiiHtorn Oregon, and
hoon hIiowii I ho way out of tho name
Iowiih hy thoir marshals, with In
HlriiotioiiH "to moi'o, "had a Himilar
encounter with a special marshal for
Uranito IiihI Uiitnrday nlKlit. lloho
Iiiih hoon in (iranlto for uovural
monlliH pant and druliiK that timo
Iiiih iiiiiiiiikikI lo ynt a HiHt-cliiHH jiik
ovory day. Saturday niht ho had
IiIh iihiiiiI jn and a nhot kdii whloh
lio Hiild ho wiih oiiiK to uso on a man
ho had had iiiiiii woiiIh with. AL
(IiIh timo it wiih diaddod Unit I ho
ripiico ooonpiod hy "lloho" in (Iranlto
wiih moil) valiiahlo than IiIh ptoHouoo.
It wiih noar midnight, hut ho wiih
told to 'movo, " and iih lloho undor
hIiiiiiIh ohmjkiiiH, "ho movou" at onoo.
(loin.
If Your Arc Not Particular.
Uon't travel over (ho Jlllnolfl
Contra.', iih any old road will do you
and wo don't want your patroiuiKo;
hut if you aro partioular aud want
t lio IiohI aud moan to have it, link the
ticket iiKoui to route you via the
IIHiioIh C'ontinl, the road that ruiiH
throiif(h Hoild veHtihule traitiH he
twiMiu St, Paul, Omaha, CIiIoiiko, St.
LoiiIh, MomphpiH aud Now OrloaiiH.
No additional chargo Ih made fur
a neat in our rooliuinu ohair lmith,
whloh aro lilted with lavaturioH and
ouoldiiK iooiiih, and have a porter
iu ntloudauco.
IviitcH via tho IIIdoIh Central aro
Ilia lowest aud wo will he Klad to
(iioto them in oonneotion with any
I I rn iiuiinti I I until ii I Mini
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I .. ii ii iiiiiiiii lint r
J Jl, II. XIUtIIIUlU,
Commercial
........I I.ID 'l'l.r.l uIkhhI H.m-I Iiiii.I
J Ortiou.
.1. C. L1NDSKV, T. R & P. A.,
142 Third street, Portland, Oi-ckou.
PAUL U. THOMPSON, FrelKht
aud pasHoiiKor iiKuut, Colmau hulld
liiK, Seattle, WaHhliiKton.
NOTES OF THt MINES.
W. O. ltoyuolilH, ex-Huperiutendent
of the Ihex, later of tbo FlauHtalf,
later of tbo Wblto Swhu,
appointed superintendent
water works department
City.
ban beeu
of tho
In Hakor
to the
Tony Mohr rode out
Uulfalo miue, of wblob be is general
nianaer, thiH uioruliiB, to direct
devulpoDicut work. The Hutfalo la
making a good nhowlng in the tunnel
from the Wind creek aide of tbe
mountain; tbe workiufca having juat
eutered a flue body of quartz.
Peter Ktrcbeu, of Uraat Fa I In,
Moutaua, who baa beeu visiting bla
aous, J. O. aud Obarlaa, tba former
of whom la a consulting mining
otiKinoor and tho hitter of whom Ih
tho popular Hiiporintoudunt of tho
Htnoltor horo, loft Hakur City last
unlt for hiH homo.
2 C. H. Stullor, tho uev7 yonnral
maniiKor of tho White Svwiu mine,
Iiiih lotmnod to Maker City from
T xiih, Ho annoucoH that the fa.
iiioiih old miuo will he ruopeued as
early next HpritiK aH the wea'bei will
permit. Lotnoti Hull lot, ox-Koueral
in 1111110 1 of the mine, Ih now nerving
a OU-day Hontence in an Iowa jail for
iiHiriK tho iiiiiIIh to defraud While
ywan HtodkholderH.
Cnmmndoro Tom C. tlroy. of
the Valley Queou mine, went to
Hakor yeHtnrday to attund tho opera,
"l'riuuuHH Ohio," roturniiiK thiH
morniiiK. "Tho hIiow uiih a pip
pin," Hiiid Commodore (key. "The
Hooro Ih (iiiieful, the lihrotto lirigh.
and witty and tho ooutumuH KoiKooust
AIho thoio wore a uumhor of palrw of
pretty Jo that h, the noenory wiih
very lino."
OFFICIAL RECORDS.
The following iiiHtrumeutb were
llled at tho court houao in Ihikor City
for record voatordiiv :
UKAh KSTATK TKANSKKHS
Oliver
s. n,
Oliver TlhhH aud wife to K.
lilator and wife, hiiiiio; g'JHO.
Noah ShakoHpLMire to W.
Anna
Sm Hi, K. ' N. K. A, S. 2(5 T. 10
H. U7; 81.
Lulu C. Seller and liUHhand to
Frank do llaoker, lots Hand 10, blouk
.'17, Paoillo addition to ihikor City,
81.
Slate of Oiokoii to M. S. liond, .
W. '., ofS
A S. S) and N. W. ..,
of N. !:. '.,', S. Ill '1. 8 K. 10; 8800.
loll' lioylo ami wife to Diilay M.
Cornwall, lutH 0 aud 7, hlolck .'12,
McCreary addition to liaker City;
8100.
C. S. MoCord and wife to Win.
Kitchen, lot 8, block 21, ParkinHon'H
addition to Sumpter; 81.
Daniel Urant to Mrn. S. Kunk,
part ot lot II, block 0, ilouruo;
81.
J. W. Cowdou and wife to (iuy L.
Liudnay, oiiHhier, W. 125 teet, lot
11, block, original Sumpter; 81,000.
MINIMS MATTKK.
DKKD8.
W. B. Hrown aud wife to K. W.
Wheeler, k intoiest
in "Fourth of
quart?, claims;
July" group three
91 no.
M. L. Lobtnir to Huckley
Mining compauy, uudivided
Cold
la lu-
tereHt in "lluukeye" quartz miniug
claim; fl. .
J. It. Mobler aud wile to W. J.
Patterson aud F. W. Eppinger. tbe
"J. J." aud "C. C." palcera; WOO.
CompHunle Miuiera des Placera
d' Flicks Bar to Jamas Grant, con
tract of sale, 107.42 acrei lu Sees.
4, 5 aud 8, T, 11, R. 40, 000 cash,
balance In oue aud to years;
3,000.
Mr. and Mrs. R. YV. Kabler aud
aon returned home todry from a visit
with friends at Elgin, this state.
Uooolvor U. S. I.. O. to
Tlhha, N. W. k of S. W. ":J
T. 10, 1. :I8; 8100.
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