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Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
NEW TRANSATLANTIC SERVICE

New York, July 7.-The Leyland steamship line inaugurated a new transatlantic passenger service today. Their steamship Cestrian started on the initial trip this morning. The Ces- trian formerly piled between Boston and Liverpool.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
STANDARD OIL FIRE.

New York, July 7.-The fire at the Standard Oil company's works at Bay onne. N. J., which started Thursday morning. is rapidly burning itself out. Danger of~the spread of the flames Is past.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
DISPATCH FROM GooDNow.

Washington, July "A dispatch to the state department from Consul Gen eral Goodnow this morning has revived hope that the -legationers. or at least some of them, are still alive in Pekin. They have survived at least two weeks longer than was supposed to be pos sible. they being alive only five days ago. The ministers and staffs and guards are still holding out
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
Y. M. c. A. BIBLE CONFERENCE.

Eaglesmere. Pa. July 7.-The Young Mems Christian Association Bible con- ference began here today under favor able conditions The attendance is fully up to expectations. Bible study will be held in the mornings and even ings during the conference, which lasts until the 18th. The afternoons will be devoted to recreations. Some of the ablest spiritual teachers are present.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
THE METAL MARKET.

San Francisco, July 7.-No change in the silver market
 New York, July 7.-Brokers' price for copper was $16.25@16.50.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08

The University of Michigan also has a star team, and Williams and Cornell are represented by individual athletes. Among the Americans are the holders of eight worlds records and no less than six American champions. When this remarkable personnel is taken into consideratio the confidence in Ameri- can success does not appear to be mis- placed
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08

they set fire to the legation buildings in which the remains of their victims were consumed in one horrible holo- caust. Reports of the atrocities com mitted by Prince Yuan upon the Chi nese are appalling He had four thou sand leading Chinese butchered for merely daring 10 petition him to con- trol the orgie Of blood and restrain his followers.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
THE B. Y. P. U.
The International Convention at Gin
 cinnati This Week.

Cincinnati, O., July After several months of earnest work the Baptists of Cincinnati have practically com pleted the elaborate preparations for the reception and entertainment of the host of delegates and visitors Who will throng Cincinnati next week on the oc- casion of the tenth international con-
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
AMERICAN ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Washington, July After consider ation of the subject by the secretary of war. Lieutenant General Miles and Ad- jutant General Corbin, orders were is sued by the war department this af- ternoon for the dispatch of 6,254 regu- lar troops to the Philippines with a view to their utilization in China, in case it is found necessary to divert them to that Country.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
NEWS CONFIRMED

London, July IA Shanghai dispatch received today confirms the news of the massacre of the foreign ministers, wo- men, children and European guards after eighteen days of helpless resist ance.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
JAPAN WILL HELP.

London, July 7.-The Japanese gov ernment has replied to Great Britain's questions, saying that Japan is willing to send a large force to China with the consent of the powers.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
HANNA'S PLANS.

New York. July 7.-Senator Hanna has arrived to take possession of FL beron cottage at Elberon, N. J., and conduct the republican campaign from there
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
OUTING FOR DRUMMERs.

Pittsburg, Pa. July 7.-The conner cial travellers of this city are today en- toying an outing at Cascade park. The occasion is the eleventh anniversary of their organization.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
AUSTRALIAN TROOPS.

Melbourne. July 1.-The imperial government has accepted Victoria's of- fer of naval contingent for service in China.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
AMERICANS WIN.

London, July 7.-The American ath- letes today won eight out of thirteen or the amateur events for the champion ship of Great Britain.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08

New York, July 7.-Jack Point, with 109 pounds up, ran a mile and quarter in the Brighton handicap today in thes record time of 2:04 3-5, winning a rich stake in a hot drive, with The Ken tuckian second and Imp third, while Great Ethelbert was ten lengths back.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
THE METAL MARKET.

New York, July 7.-Silver certificates, 61A @62%; bar silver, 615s; Mexican dol lars, 4S14.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
HEAT IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, H., July 6.-Heat caused four deaths and seven prostrations here today.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
ARETHUsA sAILs WEDNEsDAY.

Victoria, B. C., July HI. M. s. Are thusa has been ordered to China. She will leave Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
BRIGHTON HANDICAP.

Jack Point Wins, With the Kentuckian
 Second and Imp Third.
The sun., 1900-05-24
SCORE DEAD IN MINE.
rventy-two Victims of m Explosion
III Nnrth CAROLINA ColIiery.

Raleigh May -. IlSrntS-tw9 miners
10 wlitr and |. negroes .Qrf their ilYes
III an explosion 1T t..e CamAtek roai
miap-. chaihaa county. =. g. The a..
pla,ion IL supposed = have b"en eta.S3i
tn Il firs Een gafze III safety auip E#'ti-
III 0r ID HnH were iii the mine at the
time. rhe li-t a dead includes John
CanM,ly. mine sGperintrndrlii Aecaine
herr. from lift-aias. -
lii ,hp CinHnock mines ~ De- u, ls'''i'
an explosion III fire damp occurred, cans-
M tht oSS ~ 40 livcS. ESthsiTe nm
prnyeinp,tts were made. and the mines
j lid since hcnn thought free from hle
damp. PENNSYLVANIA capitalists own ~
| property.
Tie Cumnork mines ARE located neil
thu sanford tirecushnrn and Mount AliH
oa,l. which il il branch VI the Southern
Tie Sanford and Mount Airy road run
from sanford u Mount .Aiiy hy WHY "
Grcrn>roro. t'umnock i 80 miles fr"n
, Gre,n>lnyo. ana thr mines are locato
several miles off the railroad on 7 roa
wl.ei. IL owned anil operated ,'H U
conpany controlling the mines.
The sun., 1900-05-24
MANY FACTIONS EXIST.
From the Evening Journal.

From the Evening J0NIHAI.
No Republican paper has to state that
there are discordant factions among tie
Democrats ot Delaware. That IS appar-
ent everywhere. There il the Biggs-
GRAY Bavard faction; tine Salisbury FAC
ton; the Haudy-Gray faction; the Young
Mems Democratic Club faction; TIE
Ravard Legion Democratic Cub faction
the Democratic L-ague of Delaware lac
tion: the Ford. .Salmoas faction the
C5och. Roc faction; the Free Silver iac-
ti3n. tie sound Money faction and any
nnmoer III a,f4r factions. What i thr
ne at iler wing conditions whicA are az
parent ID IN .ubhe Eye Al ever turn q
the h-aa3 HIrmony haS NJ abiding
plac. i'd tAe Democratic party.
The sun., 1900-05-24
ADDICKS FAY0RS MKINLEY

Fro Il the Dover state sentinel.
There il 10 doubt that Mr..
McKinlev vii! be renominated at Phila-
delphia next month. The vote of Dela
ware in thar convention, either Tor or
against Mr. Mcki liev, will not affect the
result. There is little doubt that the
nominee OF the Philadelphia convention
will be elected. Still it is stated by men
high in the councils OF the party that
the vote OF Delaware cannot afford TO be
lost. The Union Republican party has
formally endorsed tine administration,
and Mr.. Addicks, as business man, and
for business reasons, expressed the hope
OF Mr.. kiney's denomination and elec-
ton. Under the present administration
the country has enjoyed phenomena
prosperity and Mr.. Addicks has been
conspicuous snarer in that prosperity
and ior these rea :ons, naturally desires I
continuance Of good fortune.
But grant Mr.. kinley's reelection, tn
administration will need all the strengtl
i; can muster in Congress. Political IN
telligence will admit, it has admitted
that the administration cannot afford
do without the Republican Senator'S au
one member Of Congress from Dell
xrAra
The sun., 1900-05-24
SALISBURY FAyORS FORD.

From he smyrna Call ,,,.,
We nave seen statement in y II
mington paper that some Democrats =
Kent and, Sussex wonld not lo2aily sup
port Peter j. Ford for governor 7 he were
Nominated. This i not true. L Nr. f2tu
Is nominated he viii be entnusiastlcattN
supported The candidate ~oaAd i pe
worthy II it and would receive y. H.,
Ford hss a great many party lflehts II
are abla tllat IS shall n4ye a fair dsal.
That Il tas- he shal not te subjected "
criticisms Id exceptions Whica DE n9i
ob ain generally II party p9 .ti3s. 4
political pIrty Is i q mbiaation oi inel
yiduals f5! p5litict plrpas-s Ia 3.ae'
avenues man unite fr ether purposes
But ID politics tn4 tesl ana I'll. onIy teT
is Il party unity II political iaith aA'
objects.
The sun., 1900-05-24
,n,iana cold Democrats.

Indianapolis. May 23-The gold Dem
ocr,ltS If Indiana held an important con
ference here to determine their position
n the coming national campaign. Lead
ars INV their purpose to nominate a ma
tional gold Democratic ticket will be in
aueneed hy the course of the kansa,
C,ty convention. If no concessions ar
n,uJe. national ticket will be put il
the field. rhe gold men say they hay
assurances that free silver will not b
indorsed by the coming Indiana Demo
! cIat.S - Sl..oa. -
The sun., 1900-05-24
nir nlnse H. Chicago.

Chicago. May ~ \ tire which started
n thr f,ur story jackson apartment
hiilling. rwrnty-ninth street aud titl'-
ntt :lvanue. almost DESTROYED IN huill-
ins inside Il - minutes. Il i stated ~
th,s n ,lirt that every person in the hlild-
HI. escaped. The jackson apartment
building contained nearly 2Hm apartment
mi coycrrd block on Twenty-nintt
street between Sonth Park and Gallnnci
avenues. 1t was fully occupied. An eX
pl,Sinn If il natural gas stove on The sec
and haor starred the fire, which spiea'
with remarkable rapidty.
The sun., 1900-05-24
Echo OF wheeling Disaster.

Washington. May 23. Secretary Long
has written letter 70 the secretary y
state acknowledging receipt nt Z cory q
i ii patch from the United StntrS consul
general at Hongkong in rrgarl ta the
presentation of subscription u Sl'aR',
Mexican. from the British residents 1T
lIonskong, through tiov,rnor Blake q
that place. tn Captain ". i. Rnrwcll.
commanding the Wheeling. for the bene'
iii III the families Of the men who Were
killsd AMI injured as the result of The
explosion on hoard that vessel wlliie fir
ing salute in honor Of the birthday q
The emperor of Germany. Jan. - last.
The sun., 1900-05-24
DUPONT Is "ALGY-NIT. :

From the Dover elawarean q Yesterday.
4 friend calls our attention to the
regularity OF the name "Agernon,' in
connection with our statement last week
that he was very different person from
the late departed from the War Depart
ment Alg4r, ii 'embalmed beef fame.
He saws tne name Itself indicates what
We said. Algef-non, otherwise not Al
ger. or il you please Alger nit q
''Algv-nis" which, by the way, oul
friend SAYS is w!lat the United State
Senate remarked to Algy When he triec
to force way in without majority o
the Delaware Legislature behind him.
The sun., 1900-05-24
groceries,.

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the dam,
age they will do is ten fold to the good
YOU can prssibly derive from thsm. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J
Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, o., contains nc
mercury and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces ot the systsm. In buying Hail
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu
4 inc. 1t is taken internally, and made II
Toledo, Ohio, by F. j. Cheney Y Co les
timonials free.
Sold by druggists, price 73c. pc
bottle.
The sun., 1900-05-24
Tha c,rintbia.s Wreck.

Kingston. Jamaica, May r. Further
news received here in regard 10 the Gu
nard line steamer carimhia. which
grounded May IL nj Point tiravois. II
the extreme end II Haiti, while proceed,
ins from New Orleans for cape Town
win about 100 mules on buart having
hpci. chartered as 4 transport by th'
British government, shows tlfat tie YES
III is hcing lghtpned. 1t is added tha
aver 1.0oa tpnS nf coal must lie jtttison
ii tcfore there is any chance "f th
steamer feating of the coral rses--t i
The sun., 1900-05-24
TO MAKE THINGS LIVELY.
From tie Morning News.

From the Morning News.
just as the Republican and Democratic
dispute in Kentucky is settled there
comes word OF another outbreak q We
Baker. White fend. There is certain to
be shooting in Kentucky. and prooao'y
the Bakers and Whites were disgustrd
because the Republicans and Democrats
did not use their guns, and thus. they set
about to make things lively again.
The sun., 1900-05-24
COUNCIL AND FINANCE.

From the Every Evening Of yesterday.
The best thing for City Council 70 &c
! tnf - iace he Situation manfully, and
m ieru y. 30 .ax rate sufficient to make clean
haiance sheet at the close OF the next
fiscal year. II an increase IN the YAK !. iate =,
is shown to be necessary, make u. De.se. ;e
raise the taxes than iuggie with tne cl1a
finances. The people Will not oe - -
astray by any suoterfuges: ana VIII Is ;g
sent any attempt to deceive them WIZ WI
far more vigor and feeling than tney WI vi;
protest against a slight increase IN sa tnei
taxes, designed 10 place the city finance
upon a square and solid basis.
The sun., 1900-05-24
.nnthcr Vote FOR Turkey.

Con,tantinople May %. The nted
STATE. legation having vahlly waited
four weeks for il reply @ the n"te q
.tpril "A regarding the American ind' m
nity claims. Mr.. Lloyd 6. eiriscoln mt
"A states charge d'uffaireS. handed to
Tewfk pasha. minister u foreign ailalfS'
new note, couchra in more precise
terms ana insisting upon = PROMPT settle
ncnt. The n"t, produced 4 great impress
sion. n the porte Thought the matt"I
postponed. il not abandoned. Y I hr
iuy,al that the United States VII! ~
waii 81 long This tlmr for ~ answer
Aufcrica's indulgence thus far n"t haNlni
made i satisfactory impression upon ~
4
The sun., 1900-05-24
THE WAR TAX" NUISANCE

From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
The taxes that were authorized two
years ago by the Federal government fol
the prosecution of the war with Spain
are not TO pe removed at this session Of
Congress.
Bat the Republican leaders in the
House at Washington recognize the
justice ofthe popular demand for abolish.
ing these taxes with all their nuisance
and botheration Of stamps, in the CON
tinnal Federal levy Of patty toll on tn
ordinary brsina-s tie neople.
The promise Is now made that at tn
Deem :. 7 session pi.l Ni!l bs brerg
The sun., 1900-05-24
NO TIME LIMIT.
The Methodist Conference Votes 70
Abolish Passionate Restrictions.

Chicago. May ~, With The election Of |
bishops ami thr important question q az
nittin. women 10 the general conference
| lisp s.t M. tln Methodi~t general confer
eits4 rr-4:.4t4 tlip discussion II ihe pas
tnYata iia.e limit Tle discussion waS
/ r.a.a4 Ur-g hc uii4arity rrport ~ ne
,7iHa.ftta,. vhigh pta5iiit i fti 4 tive year
ss..,.-ta4 ef TIN leistart, eiy an II
thFosi a,fs yte 4 4 quarterly Ganteh
t#f4. t,.t @ .N E,l elarltreei f@ ut' Il
..,li#s 81 t. al.d uh ah sn.!iis A
..s@a ss ~ :. MaElae, -15i-
til 5 ttt. iaf
.#ai Y psl.afl t-3 Il tEp lii~ i-
a 1. Ieta.l... 0 s tlEac fSl"
- i, tHt M III. utasi-i I
,sB..#r U N l38.A tar lt.si-
=.t..0. A.a ity leiaH !
Ats If gisel-,i 1 t',
i eal!. 4 t,. lte .ian litA-t
l.c4 r ate .sen l'e. y n
I t@sf5, f~ q $tt&nisAs.
.. .tG r4 tht IHaliiI 4"
luH .l1ll Il aiatatE tate # 4 aatiirit
rma nDr ....-eas Il; hret-tarrtl- ~ !
y r,gjlis,;t. f,..lNtpn~inn.
Dr. i. y GgVeaud. j lar delegate +"
= Aim y ,35.g. ;ii.Uusyd i ssurn af apl,lail>
= III a,iucttiu- in ''Unn4r.iiad. rlirestrlei
~ III. i...,ttiliiied abolition uf thr time lili
ii it," ,.hd wReu il. concluded eries =
~ "NDte vutr..' c;.iic from dill oNer the liai
N Tl.p previous question Whs erirltd !
81 an overwhelming vuir, ami lir ;.
Jphun. chairman III the committee
itncraucy. closed the debate in favor
the majority report,
4 motion d lay ~ thr table the sll
sttutp minority report and ail amen
nat nients was carried hy vote of 5o1
.he IS.
ar substitutes offerrd by various deltsat
gs- were Iowied Down. and yea anu \
ac- vote wa ordered on the majority rtpo
The sun., 1900-05-24

in for the removal OF these exactions' Al
tbonyh no adeolate reason has been CIV
On whv this should not have been done
The war with spain lasted only hum
drad days. il will soon be two wears since
Il was ended. ana specia! taxes for the
nnsSnectei = emergency OF ls9S are nc
longer in order al this late date, wheI
the general revenues are full to overflow
ing.
The sun., 1900-05-24
kansas democratic Convention.

Wichita. Kan. May 23.-The Kansas
Democratic convention to elect delegates
"a the national convention met in this
city. Hon. Hugh Farrelly Of Ghetora
was made temporary chairman. In tak'
ins Tic chair Mr.. Farrelly spoke briefly
N bp iS<ues III The campaign. SIX dole,
gates at large and II district delegates
Ee!e chosen, -.-.-------
The sun., 1900-05-24
FREE To INVENTORS.

The experience of c. A. Snow and Co. in OBJ
has enahled them to helpfuly answer many
questions relating to the protection of intellec
tual property. This they have done in a pamph
let treating briefly of United states and foreign
patents. with cost OF same, and how TO procure
them; trade marks, ueslgns, cavestes infringe
ments decisions in leading latepf cases etc. etc
This pamphlet viii te sent free to any Oh,
writ. gto c. a. snow and Co., Washingto" o. {
The sun., 1900-05-24

Dozens go in stock. TODAY.
10 fill up sizes and
Of STYLES. New lots
lust made up and
New lots Of fine goods
closed out at bar
Suits gain prices. New
Worsteds at s 2,
st2 and SIS. All sizes II
again Of our $50 blue serge
suits. All sizes III mohalT
and alpaca coats. New
striped flannel suits, S4o and
sI2. New striped aanne.
coats and trousers at 50 ans
S.. These goods were
ordered months ago ant
made up for us. Come i
and Get fitted while we hay
all sizes and a full stock
New liue white and fame
vests, 81 to S.; single an
dcuble-breasted.
Open Tuesday and Satui
- a,a,,;,,rc
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-05-23
SUMPTER FOUNDRY.
Ono to Be Erected at Once On
the Vinson Addition.

saturday the deal VAS closed which in.
Surrs Tor Sump,tr a ilrst class foundry
anl machine shops, a much needed in.
stituton here.
I'D Cannon, oi the Electric ligh, and
Power company, had much to do with en-
ginerTing the deal. he company has
reen Incorporated aS the Sumptcr Engln'
rrrlne and Foundry company, with a cap.
itil stock o' s,S, 900. The incorporators
.rr Charles trcrr, =. l.. Muir and T..
Cannon. The las, named gentleman will
he president; the irSt, secretary ana treas
urcr, and Z. l.. Muir, manager. M.
aud ireer is arcIent arrival from Montana
has had wide ana successful experience
IN this line oi work. =. |. Muir is a me.
.hani,al engineer Nv profession. Every.
body knows all ahou, I'D Cannon; among
other things, ,ha, he is one OF the Ne>,
,letuitlans IN the Northwest.
Roy Miller has sold halt oi block No,
y in the Vnson addition TO the company.
on which the plan, will he built. This is
the second block from the river, on the
soulh side oi Granite, facing that street.
Work on the buildings viii re commenced
u, once. and will he finished in about
thirty dav. The institution will I've in
operation In less than two months.
The machinery 10 he used is that nov
in a plant At Astoria, which Mr.. Cannon
has recently come into possession ol
through some business Transaction. tie
say /, Is all oi the best modern type, ~
good as ne y and cost originally consider.
ably over $4,000. It twill ee shipped here
IN lew days.
II is scarcely necessary 10 pon, out the
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-05-23
Attempted Jail Break Foiled.

Officials connected with the sheriff. S
Office have discovered and are now pre-.
pared to thwart plan for general deliv.
cry from the county jail in this city.
Thursday afternoon surpiciouS action on
the part of certain inmates of the Jail
aroused the attention OF the deputies and
a strict watch was Immediately placed on
all the prisoners, with the result that late
Thursday evening one of the guards sta
toned on the south side OF the court house
discovered the prisoners actively engaged
in saving the steel bars which protect the
corrodor windows. The deputy from his
post OF observation, had only a narrow
trevite in the wall TO peep through and
could not make out distinctly the party
using the saw, and in anticipation of fur.
ther work on the bars Being attempted,
nothing has been intlmatei 10 the prison.
ers tEat their little plan had heen d,scov.
cred. However, since the attempt was
brought to light, the inmates have all
been kept in their cells, excepting during
meal time, AT which time a strict watch is
kept on them. Singularlv enough, i'm
mediately upon the discovery by the dep
uty oi the attempt at delivery, the saving
ceased. One OF the bars had teen sawed
hall in twain, and the trevite filled with
NeeswaN. II is thought that the fact of
their being kept in the cells has aroused
their suspicious, as heretofore they have
been granted much freedom. There are
six prisoners confined in the county jail
Baker Democrat.
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Q. G. MCLEOD & CO., Sunni

vast benefits which will accrue to Sump.
ter from the establishment here OF such an
institution. Its effect will he to still
more firmly IA this as the mining center
Of eastern Oregon, because all the sur.
rounding miners viii then come here to
have their machinery repaired, and no in.
ronsiderate amour, OF II manufactured.
Heretofore all OF this work has passed
through Sumpter and been taken TO Baker
City, where 4 good plant is in operation;
or else sent To Portland. And such an
establishment vii he a financial Suctes,
too, Tor there is any quantity of such
work done in the immediate vicinity OF
Sumptrr
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Union County Coprsr Mines.

The mines IN the copper dlsirltto' Union
county are making a splendid showing
and gaining 4 reputation as the coming
copper iieliS ol the west. \. |. Vaughn,
one oi the lotalors ol the nov famous
Vaughn mine IN Union county. said a few
iays ago: "NrNer IN the history ot min.
ing in eastern Oregon has there been such
development IN our copper belt, and so
many good properties opened aS are now
shown alorg Snake river. We are inter.
eS,ed In many properties for miles up and
down the river. In tunnel No. OF the
Iron Dyke, We uncovered the other dav
copper pyrites which SO i,', per cent in
copper and show good values in gold.
The Gray Eagle, another property ON a
parallel ledge with the Iron Dyke was eN.
tensively developed during the past
winter. and now shows tremendously
rich cooper pyrites and gold. We have
had many good offers tor this property.
but believe lhl, It is good enough 10 keep.
The Great HNlani Boy mine, located at
Bingham, Utah, owned Nv the STANDARD
OH company, runs but six and one.halt
10 eight per cent In correr, with the same
character OF ore as ours. LINTON Repub.
llcan.
The City Green house, a, Baker CITY,
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Public Notice.

All parties holding claims against the
Sumpter Water company, proper, are re.
lucstei 10 presen, them 10 the company'S
once tor examination and audit.
SuMPrER WATER Co.
May I, 1900.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-05-23

Quartz and placer location blanks of
the most approved form tor sale at The
MINER Office.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-05-23

The CITY Green house, at Baker CITY,
furnishes choice cut flowers.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-05-23
OFFICERS:

President. mo. j. PENHAlE,
(ticn M.r. Bunker il Gold Mining Co, Sunper Oegon