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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
Hop GruHes At1ent;nn

Hop Evener" something new and
useful invented by A. J. Jerman. of
switzerland, On exhibition az VIM
Brown s. Co, % Commercial street
every mop grower should have one
NdlI an see II. dSWTl u ImA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
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s--1zy Se@55= Exc--s5o, WI Run Sun-
day Angst
And continue % run each Sundzy
thereafter during the season. Trains
IeaFes Albany 80 a. N; Corvallis
30 3 II. Returning leaves Newport
sd ?. Il.
EaTe- Albany, Corvallis and PhlIO-
math, sl-5o for round trip Points
west usual rates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

FEITkAC.-At MS dyue s--- :
miles SoQth q Salem zs- o. -
FEidzy. July %, Iss-. c. \. F-Irszu.
aged % years ! mOuth ard J. DAYS
- BTights disease
Funeral services were Conducted
foom the late residence stIIz II.
Sunday Rev. BroQiLette. q Gerrzfs
Officiating. The remains were gwen
inteEment az the l. o. o. 2. csue,erT.
lLES--At the family home three
miles southeast Of Turner. SuDdsv-
AUZ- J, l.s7, Mrs IRedecca Mi.es.
aged = years
FQnerzl services we're cOuductef
fEOul the late residence at2 o'cIoek
this afternoon By Rev. P. :. knight
zn1 the remains Eere Inferred at Tur.
Ter. Besides 2 hnsband. three sJ1s
and tEO daughters survive tbe de-
CEASED Mrs Fred WickstruuD. AZ
North Salem, IS daughter q the d.
ceased.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
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1'-E- Police Captain Gibson NlI be !
Z charge q the dzy service. and Ser
pant To1s- NsNzrY a. night. Mar u,
.,zl Dill@y a4s not 5esn q duty for
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.1FDed Friday fr111 3 tour q seTerzI
European Countries i1cluding Hol- :
snd, Engiz1d, Germany. Belgium.
.NItzeFlznd and France They have
cen gone from Oregon since
lsrch y. 2
Judge y. vs.. Garretson, of Ezs, Z
allen, is probably the oldes, bicycle a
der ia the state. Heis . years of "
e and rides with considerable ease =
I'd comfort Ms. Garretson, b. the u
AZ, also rides the bike with a. much d
race a. the younger ladies. But IL Al
D1-dn't Do % give her age. you know. "a
MF. Wm. Harpole and dzUghter-in-
~ Mrs HaTpOle and daughter. of !.
nicago. are passing guests Of Gen =
al and MTs- WI Odell on State -
rect. Mr. HarpoIe has been visiting =
IS sister, Mrs. DR.. Bsylcy. Of New 3.
NJ, whom he had not seen for over "
.irty year,. q
Rev. BurchOlzer, Of Brooks was 10
e city today, making preparations q
locate al Jordan, Linn county, n
here be has been commissioned To / A
lid a curch for the German colony
at has teen located there. Forty
ung men wiIl be out early in Sep
her u begin the work of clearing a.
ID. q.
D. }. Fry returned Saturday from !,
.skoWin, where he has MS family % Ch
led for the summer season. Among u!
c Salem people now enjoying the We
side az that point are Mrs. II. P. %
;NaTy and child, MFs. james KYLE me
baby Mr. and Mrs. Geo, B. Gray exc
! children, 4. y. Gilber: and fam mo
Mrs g. g. Given, Mrs.C. W. Knox nac
W. u. Jenries, and ". W. Hunt Ger
family. There are several
ups occupied by residents Of Rose Bs'
c and other points south Of Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

A NINE LoCATED.-NOt Of rich ore.
out OF rare bargains In groceries Is TO
be found at Branson & Cos. Their
goods are the richest and best ia [ he
market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
Msroa Comfy Pay Roll.

4le only change Of late in the above
pay roll IS that Of CIymer, day watch
nan, from go % $40 a month.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

y NOI OIICE.-Ihe undersigned have purcha sed
ne Examiner route Tor salem. All subscriu-
SS9;, no1s Due from JEiy are payable to rs.
miller & Davis, zII Commercial street. Nv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
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= ac1 Gen e. ste0E. s-ocE $1,000.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
Feed Droos ssMrchlu >,

Bran and Shorts are cheaper than
corn. Price OF mill feed greatly ne.
oQeed: Gall az the mill for quotations.
Delivered, free IN ton lots.
SALEA FIGURING Mills Co.
e-lS-dtd. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

Tue eT-EziIrUzd c1unissiCa beId =
p's-lC-l1-1s s@szi1n today al Sz.eu.
Aessrs. A2crul, Coup=on zod Eddy
am CLerk Baker were present and
there vas verbal report oa the case
q the giFl- that vas ruu CTer snd
had her .egs cut Of a. Nztron. The
eEzmina-iCu viii be cO1cIuded a.
Portland whittier the shades q u
recognized Ctcizl existence betook
themselves.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

IOsI.TA little black cape trimmed with
Ilee and Jet. Finder please leave Al Journal
g Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

Cow hHLD.-This forenoon one
q the little motor cars in North -
len nzd the misfortune % kill 2 COW
which vas On the track. she was the
property q P. MiLenheimer. wb1
lived near by.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30
real. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January I and
fer Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January J.
1897 are 81 sls * - There were filed tcr
record yesterday = dee-ts agzrsgatlng
ST. 7oaol Following * a list furnished BY
the Seattle Abstract Company, room 4ls
New York block:
Sheriff 20 Thomas Dewitt Cuyier ari
E r Morris assisnees Of solicitors Loaf
and Trust Company. lot !. block -, T. l.
pcnuys Sd add North Seattle. 1une IS.
ssas.
sheriff 10 same. 50 feet lot s and north
= feet 10; {, blk Is n. T. Denny 81 add,
North Seattle. June H. SOIL
and 8 blk u. W. y Belfs "a add 10 Bell
4 Dennys plat, lots ! and (. blk a. ~ 4.
Denny'S add May - Saen.
Emil Brown ~ ~. IL john thahr iotS
5 and 2 blk :. E,nelawood. June Is. $40.
Lewis :. Clark 70 Wan. Harms. lots 5
70 10, BLK :. Motor Line 5th add. June -.
$50.
Horatic Hathaway Ct ux. by Herman
Chaplin. attorney. 70 Z, -. Ninehrsnncr,
lot 4, blk :, Rentou Hill add. May ~, : ".
Yesler LcssinS Company % Florence \.
Mooers, lot 3. blk A. South PaFk. June
- sao.
Thomas W Prcsch 81 IN. 10 \. NJ.
Sloan, james 5. Moorhead and John y.
Head, Sc - Sw sec 81. =. 5. e. eAs nv e'2
Sc nv. sec /. = :. June Is. s..
Nellie Phinney. eNecutrlx Of the estate
OF Guy <. Phinney. deceased. - Thomas
w Pyosch. blk -, Ladd's add. April H. 81.
nd Albert .SCheucrtllaa. 10 +. q tif&feS.
tract IN Sw see -. =. & June IL. $Al}S@.
Edward -. Graves - TX. 10 TnoiOas
W. FTosch. same property June II. S-o4St.
Eugene RickSeCker guardian Of Walter
and Albert Scheuerman, 10 Herman cha
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30
MORE THAN ST.. 900.
Great Success in Securing SGbscrfp-
tfonx for the Remington


Hon John Iaary reported last evening
thar in spite Of the general preparation
Cor the celebration Of the Fonrth Of July,
The COMMITTEES which has IN hand the So
ucltinx Of subscriptions 10 sEnelter stock
yesterday secured an additional s. -.
which makes The total for the short time
& Ven 20 subscriptions about $500.
Mr. T.oary says that the hanks and large
business houses have not set been APP
preached bat that the first named VIII
take the matter up at meeting Of the
clearing house TO be held early next
month The committee members have
found tina; the reception given the propo-
slIIon has been much more liberal than
the most sanguine had hoped for. Nearly
sL OF the subscriptions thus far have been
those ~ material men ana manufacturers
end there is little doubt that more than
the citizens share OF the stock could be
readily disposed #.
The benefit Of a snelter is generally
understood in this city and those who
have been approached upon the suhject
have shown that they have investigate
and are satisfied with the investment as
one thai viii bring large returns 20 stock
holders. IL j. By far the most promising
enterprise yet projected for this city. Sew
eral sites are suggested for lhe works. but
no selection mas thus far been made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30

Traced COO Feet tp the Mountain
Shipments Begin Next Week.

u y. Baxter secretary of the Cleopatra
Mining Company. came down from Miller
river yesterday. bringing with him speci-
mems from the groupings OF the Cleopatra
ledge. and tells of further discoveries.
which indicate that II is even better than
former reports have indicated.
Mr.. McNaughton, our superintendent,
and traced the ledge for 6l0 feet up the
mountain" said he and we found ore
on the hanging wall for the whole dis
lance. wherever it is not covered by slide
rock. This appears TO be a continuation
OF the shoot first discovered on that wall.
and I'm one place IL shows Tor twenty feet
in width We knocked off these specimens
Of the groupings az intervals for +00 or 800
feet and followed ii uQ to the snow line.
The snow is going out fast and in another
month or so We shall be able to prospect
II more definitely.
The drift on the ore shoot in the mid
Gle of the ledge has been run for seventy
feet. with ore all the way. The face shows
an average Of two feet OF high-gr ore
and the balance OF the gangue is all min
eralzed We shall close down until after
the Fourth and then shall Immediately
begin shipping ore, We shall have to
pack three miles with twenty horses to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30
on THE 0UEsNELLE RIVER.
A6dicks Closing His Deal-A Big
French Company at Work.

Z. De Loynes. who is interested in some
placer claims on the 1uesnelle river. in
British Columbia. has come down for a
few days and tells Of heavy investments in
that district. Mr.. De Loynes himself has
been prospecting his claims fer the last
two years. and says that all the gravel
on the QIenselle river carries from 20 10
- cents a cubic yard in gold
Work has been started by j. Henry Ad
dicks on the Maude. a Very good placer
claim. on which $500 has been paid. Mr..
Addicks has Till the end Of June TO pay the
other $4,000. and. as Mr. Buxton. the SUI
perintendent has been called TO Chicago
10 meet him, l suppose he intends 10 take
IL
"A French company organized by the
Credit Lyonnais has sent three engineers
from Paris and a party of miners from
San Francisco TO prospect some quartz
claims, and evidently contemplates large
investment. They are working with great
secrecy. but have had diamond drill sent
BY express from Chicago and have rented
the government sampling works and test
cyanide plant AT Barkerville for the pur-
pose Of testing the ore. They have some
big Lodges of low grade base ore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30
Located With n OWNING Rod.

BY means Of a witch hazel diyining rod
T.. ) Warren has located q ledge carry
ing gold and copper at Deer lake. three
and one-haIf miles from Loon lake, for
which a search had vainly been made for
two years The Spokane Chronicle says:
With the aic OF witch hazel fork he
soon ascertained that the mineral lay up
the ridge. For half a mile up he Travelled.
when the fork indicated that the mineral
was under his feet. The top Of the en-
tire ridge of hills was covered with A
dense underhrush. through which il was
hard TO penetrate. For nearly 1860 feet
Mr. Warren followed the hidden vein,
when he struck an outer Gaping OF the
ledge. For $40 feet further he followed
the ledge. which several times disappear
Cd from view. only 10 appear again. Mr..
Warren located one claim, and the others
OF the party Joined III on the location of
another
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30

the end Of the road and with two teams
FIVE miles . the railroad Very siow
progress IS being made on the road. the
men being laid Of whenever K rains
The Coney tunnel is soirg ahead a. the
rate ~ four and one-haf 70 I'VE fest
day. a 2. Bu-lsieh c ]. Srnith-and J.
u. Dawley vert up on Sunday 10 look al
the Aces Cp. near the Cleopatra. and came
down The same DAY. 4 LOT OF prospectors
are going IN and there is a continual pro-
cession UP and down the road.
The specimens which Mr.. Baxter
brought down are quartz richly mineral
lied with gray copper and are OF the same
character as the ore taken from the drift.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30

The Spokane Chronicle SAYS: L is
gratifying 10 observe the steady advance
OF mining in the northwest Although
many are complaining that the mining
excitement has died out. II is neverj heless
a fact that there is much more good solid
work being done in the different mining
districts This year than last. To be sure
II IS distributed over a larger territory
and Is not confined 10 one or two districts
as X was mis- year
After reciting the activity prevalent IN
the leading districts. the article concludes:
With all these facts 10 fall hack upon
II is decidedly unjust 70 say that the min
ing excitement and interest is dying out
just because the people have stopped bay
ing stocks in any company that happens
to he organized. The stock buying period
may Re passed but the real work Of de-
yelopment has only Just begun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cyanide process pso-
PIE fthe Cassal Gold Extracting COM
rany. limited. OF Glasgow. represented n
Canada by Mr. ". Pellsw- Harvey. E =.
81 has given decision upholding their
rights 70 amend the specifications - The
patent. Thus, as any attempt Of the COM
panys patent rights would have u go
through the same court. The decision must
be looked upon as a Snsl settlement, ~
the rights q THE company in New Zea-
land. Amendments have also been granted
by the Canadian courts. thus New Zea-
land and Canada are brought IN linz. with
the British patents 81 the Macarthur
Forrest process. IL IS understood that
any attempt az an infringement in this
country viii Re az once contested and
notices have already been issued 10 one
or two firms who started operations on
Illegal lines.-Vancouver News Advertiser.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30

The Big Bear Company Let's Contract
for leo Foot Iuuuef

The Big Bear Mining Company, Seat
tie Incorporation owning the Big Bear
and Butte claims or the head waters Of
Canyon creek. IN the Silvertoa district
have let a contract for 4 IHo-foot extern
sion II the lower tunnel which i now in
fCrty-dve feet. The tunnel Is following
IN a strlnger 20 the main vein. which
has widened from four inches 70 thirty
inches in the forty-fiye feet already COM
pletsd ana averages 81 gold. ;. silver.
with a large percentage in copper. Il IS
expected that the tunnel Will cross-cut
the vein wttain the next thirty feet when
il IS the intention 10 drift along the vein
in both directions Within the next thir-
~ DAYS the company expects 10 pack our
sufficient ore for a good smelter test.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30

IN. two tracts in -, = -
HERMAN Chspln IN ~.
's'Ss lseneEts. June q ssss =. sso.
- st,@l >eheuarr-,sn .a-.0
safes az America. 49,. 81 ak 10 r..
q June u. s.. 'sSs 70 sec s.s.s4
can sullivan to sa,.a
.; ~ a, October a IS1 sis sec L ,sx
"ei'A.zs ". ProseA :, 80
-, scS as@ Il tles,,sa - :, . sane -,
"a. a = Sc sw. ~ sarI i
- x, - a. was nv sw SAs
~ = :, ,te e SN sc. - a, Ira ass
sw Nc, Az VIE ne sc i ~ q "a
= IS. June s s. 81 = sec II LII !. :, sss
thc0faS ". Prasrh =,
~ So ~ y =. ia. Jana = e 70 sane. Ia,
anna sophia RrySysr ,ns
s M, - y =, s. June i. X n Z.
sec "a = y =. r ). June S. s. Aass' 'rass 4
81 -. T 3. June =. 81 Gscs in see =
4. z. Anderson ~ ox
- IL " =. r 3 June * n 'ae tsas =
- II Rushing to Russir~ ,,..
MNihioS Go. D~Gca o. D,a 49, siiilss AIS
SS'aF, AinsVSorth aid issnarss 49, ~ sssaSs
vista. DIST. June ~ II WOES. Ssas
< 4. and \. II. Jose 10 Gam.
tNah1'sT ana bell Of WssAsss.ss snis
81 - M, -. I 2 ,alpoell ct TX 10 a,,, W
DIST. june -. s.. sossS sass
Jo0u \ Campbell To ssn,a n
~ and pixey Queen lo.ies = IA Ssas>
-. So 'sne LIS, la.
seeriff 70 Puget Sound N.n.
81 Seattle. psf und l, lots a 40 ! staA
= g. Terry ; lst I'D. June a asn Aa
g II Adsit 10 John Esr
block 2. Pleasant Valley IA NJ q
?: bl@ck y. u + Dssnys III =. y ~
tie, May !, c. {. 81. "a \ ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30
Have Jumped Monte Cristo Claims.

The Silver Tip group OF ten claims. ok
tending from the Sank river at Monte
Cristo to the summit of Silver Tip
mountain. which has hitherto been held
by the Monte Cristo Gold & Copper Min
ing Company. has been jumped by r. J.
Monroe and p. A. Morgan. The latter
have given notice TO the stockholders of
the company that they have made the re-
locations on the ground that the company
has forfeited them by failure 10 90 TIE
assessment work for the years 1885 and
1896.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30
FAIVEL SMELLING PROCESS.
Successful With south African Ores,
To he Applied Ia Rossland Rock.

The prummond syndicate. which is de-
velopinS nine mining properties in the
kootenai country, Is about to ship some
Trail Creek ore 10 England for treatment
by the Fauvel process. of which it is the
proprietor. Tho syndicate has con
structed smeiter of loo tons capacity at
Brentford, twelve miles out of London.
and experiments have 50 far been carried
on with African ores.
With these" said c. S. Drummond.
the head of the syndicate. In an interview
published in the RosSland Miner. we
have been entirely successful. and | have
now come here 70 arrange for the ship
nent of fifty tons Of ore from this camp.
We wish to get this in ten ton lots and
To take it from various mines so rs to
make representative and exhaustive
test II we succeed with your ores a |
confidently believe We will we will erect
a plant at some point convenient 10 Ross
land"
The Patents on the Cyanide Process.
The supreme court Of New Zealand,
after hearing the case on behalf of the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30
Canadian Export Duty on Ores.

The long pending question of imposing
an export duty on ores has been finally
left by the Canadian parliament 10 the
governor-general in council for settlement.
y resolution adopted on motion Of eX-
Finance Minister Foster empowers The
governor general in council 10 impose AT
any time export duties on logs. pulp,
wood and lead and copper ores. Mr.. Fos-
ter questioned whether the duty on ores
would not injure mining more than IL
would help smelling and al his suggestion
a technical inquiry will be held.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30
Big Find on Duncan River.

The haslo kootenaian describes the
McLaughln-CGnton group. on Hamil
peak. in the Duncan river country, as a
world oeater. After climbing an almost
perpendicular hluf for 500 or Sa feet. Mr..
Clinton put in two or three shots and
brought down samples which gave assays
from trace 10 il5 ounces silver The ore
body ranges from 2 10 ao feet. and is said
10 average 10 TO i6 feet There Is good
showing OF lead and gray copper and Two
claims have solid copper ore.
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areat Rush to the Iwi~p.

In an interview in the Spokane Chroni-
Gle j. 5. Graves is quoted as saying that
1000 men. women and children have gone
up the Twisp this spring. His company.
the q. A r.. has bought the Gold Bar and
q half interest in the st. Paul Globe and
has located four claims on the Methow
near the Red Shirt. MI Graves says tho
Red Shirt Is paving dividends how much
it's owners will not say. and employs sixty
men.
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for The people 81 tns North American con-
tt7an7 AT tais Is true, hagt tas methods
for promoting fais great and all important
Industry must BE- improved There must
~ combinations % capital. as in other
zrsat enterprises AMI capital .11st employ
re rest expers testimony ana me greatest.
business ABILITY 70 conduct It's operation.
P a o'FARRELI4
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Rockets. candles. torpedoes. fire crack
ers, balloons. flags. etc. at Hardy Han
Arms Company.
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4 CHANGE IS NEEDED.
GET RID o. PARASITES on THE
MINING ISDt sTRY-

Barunto's Deetk the Text of n lee
fars oE How Mining shouid BE
Conducted. With the Experience
of British Coiun,bia Held out as a
Warning.
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wagner's band tonight Madison park.
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Mrs. Jennie Hough,ou rsr,ns
sing al Madison park. u
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