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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-05-08
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 4. 1878. NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
Un,isd States Land Once.

OWteu SmteS lNuu oWCe.
La Grande. Oregon. February ~. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions Of the act Of Congress Of June ,8,S
titled IAN act Tor the sale Of timber lands In the states
Of California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
rtory. as extended to all the Public Land states by
act OF August 4. 1909. ,,r,
JAMES a, GRANGER.
Of Sumpter. county OF Baker. state Of Oregon. has
this day filed In this office his sworn statement No.
township No. . south. range No. 70 L. w. NJ. and
will offer proof 10 show that The land sought Is
valuable for Its timber or stone than Tor agricultural
purposes. and to establish his claim to said land be-
tore the Register and Receiver OF this once At La
Grande. Oregon. on Saturday. the nth day Of May.
1901.
lie names as Witnesses Andrew Stnson. Sam X.
Stou, Edward L. Hauser. Alvin y. Jones. all OF
Sumptcr. Oregon.
Any ani al pcrs' ms claiming adversely the above
described lands requested To file their claims In
this Office before said nth iay ot Nav. 1901.
u. W. BARTLETT, Register.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-05-08
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice Is hereby given tina, the partnership hereto
tore existing between Gus Anderson and Frank
Marsh. under the trm name OF Anderson h Marsh. Il
Bourne. Oregon. has this DAY been dissolved BY
mutual consent Gus Anderson Will collect all
moneys due and pay all bills 0i said firm.
tUS ANDERSON.
FRANK MARSH.
Bourne. Oregon, March s8. 1901.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-05-08

Described iands dc es,ed 10 Me their c aims In
this ONCE on o. before said s6th day Of April.
1907, Z. W. BARTLETT, Register.
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ANOTHER LOST CABIN MINE.
La Grande Man viii Try to Find II With
the aid Of an Indian.

the aid Of an Indian.
Here Is a story from the La Grande
Chronicle that Is so striklngly similar In
detail to the method Of manipulating the
gold brick deal that the promoter Of the
scheme would be liable to arrest, were It
not for the fact Of his evident sincerity
and frauk acknowledgment that there Is
q chance Of failure for the proposition.
This Is what the Chronicle says:
E. S. McComas has organized at Union
the Black Hawk Gold Mining and Explo.
ration company with capitalization of
100 900 shares Of 81 each. The company
gets Its name, its origin and whatever the
future may contain tor 1t, from an expert.
ence Of Mr.. McComas with Black Hawk
In the sixties. He had done Black Hawk
some favor and In return the Indian had
promised to lead him to gold ledge Of
fabulous wealth. He died before he had
fulfilled his promise, but bequeathed his
duty as legacy to his wife and son.
These have promised to take Mr.. McCo.
mas this summer to the famous chimney Of
gold In the Eagle mountains, and to fully
equip the expedition Mr.. McComas has
organized the company.
In an article In the Union Scout he ex.
plains his plans, and gives the basis for
the enterprise as follows:
In this particular instance 81 am It,"
The value Of the stock IN this expedition
undertaking enterprise, a "scheme,"i II 1t
has any value consists In
First. Ny implicit confidence IN the
honesty and sincerity Of Old Black Hawk,
Old May and their boys and the oppor.
tunlty his friendship presents.
Second. Ny confidence that Old May
can 90 to the vicinity Of their camp In one
or two days from Union, or that can 60
or can send men to within six or eight
miles Of this vicinity.
Third. Ny knowledge Of that section,
having mined In Sparta In 1863, located
the Baltimore group In 1881, justifes the
belief that many valuable ledges out
along the summit Of Granite range only
awaiting for discovery.
Fourth. In case we discover "Black
Hawks Chimney" II would make every
stockholder thousands Of dollars, and II
we do not, we may make other valuable
discoveries, and in no case need anyone be
much loser.
This expedition will start on time, re.
gardIess Of whether you take an interest
or otherwise, but this opportunity Is offer.
ed you at the request Of friend. II you
want to ride In the band. wagon get In
right now, as this proposition Is free for
oil at this time.
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
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BORALMA vs.. THE ABBOT
John j, Scannell Talks About the
Proposed RaCe.

New York, April 6--When asked last
night concerning the proposed race be-
tween BOralma and The Abbot at Lex
lngton, KY. John j, Scanned, owner Of
The Abbot, said:
II have not yet seen Mr.. lawson
about the race, but that there is any
chance against II ! cannot conceive. As
the terms have been explained TO me,
the race is TO be for a side bet of 10000,
while the association adds a guarantee
Of 10000.
"We have not had a meeting. but
expect that a conference will be held In
a very snort time, then we will be able
10 make the proper arrangements for
IN race The Abbot now is in training
In Louisville Ky. and will be prepared
for the racing season at that place.
"As the horse in the hands Of Trainer
Ed Geers ] have no means OF knowing
just what is the condition. Of the horse,
but | am satisfied that he will hold
his place as the worlds champion for
this year at least, and ] am willing TO
make any reasonable match for him"
Mr. Lawson is expected 10 be i'm New
York IN person 10 send an agent early
next week. The terms Of the proposed
match have been submitted TO him by
Horace W. Wilson, secretary Of the
trottlng horse breeders association and
he has expressed himself as satisfied
so that no chance Of a failure Of the
new match is anticipated
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KNOCKS OUT AN INTERVIEWER
Fitzsimmons Shows Reporter How IL
Feels to Take the Count.

While Bob FltzsimmOns was in Chca-
go short time ago a local newspaper
instructed one Of It's reporters to get a
symposium from pugilists and former
pugilists on how It seems TO be knocked
out. Fitzsimmons was down on the list
as one to tell the sensations of taking
the count I'm the rOped arena,
The gatherer Of news first appealed TO
Paddy Carroll, and Paddy unloaded a
good bit OF information on the subject
He not only had experienced the sensa-
ton a number Of times, but, as anyone
knows who ever heard Paddy make a
ringside address he can spiel to per-
lection.
Fitzsimmons was found buying box
ing gloves in a sporting goods house,
and an interview was Immediately
sought.
II was never knocked out but once"
said Fitz. "and on that occasion | didn't
know much about H. ] was all out be-
fore ! was knocked out
Fitz leaned on show case while he
talked. His right was not six inches
from the reporters jaw. With a little
short movement the Cornishman Jared
the vulnerable point, The reporters
knees bent and he began TO sink to the
floor. Charley Esslg, who was a spec
tator, began to count. The reporter
went full TO the floor and took eighteen
before he shook his head and pulled
himself together. Getting up and still
dizzy he said:
Thank you, Mr. Fltzsimmons. I
don't need to see anyone else 10 find out
how Il feels"
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NOTICE OF ELrcrInA

Notice Is hereby given by the board
of education OF Salt Lake City. Utah
that an election viii be held and ~
hereby called Of such qualified electors
as shan have paid a property tax there
in during the year 1900 20 vote upon
and determine the following questions.
to-wit:
Shall the board OF education Of
Salt Lake City create and incur an
Indebtedness Of thirty thousand dol
lars additional 20 the amount now
limited by law for the purpose of the
support and maintenance of the pub
lie schools OF Salt Lake city for a
part OF the eighth and ninth month
Of the school year 1900 1902"
The election VIII be held ON Tues
day. the 10th day OF April, 1901
There Will be i've polling places for
such election. one IN each OF the five
precincts Of Salt Lake City. at the fol-
lowing places!
First precinct polling place. Ninth
ward ChurCn annex, corner Fourth
South and Fifth East streets.
Second precinct polling place, No. 800
south West Temple street, opposite the
Metropolitan hotel
Third precinct polling place. East
room In Union school old University
block, corner Third West and First
North.
Fourth precinct polling place. Tag
CARTS hall. SIC First street.
Fifth precinct polling place, Thirteenth
ward school house, Second South be-
tween State and Second East.
The names OF the judges to conduct
such election az each Of said polling
places are as follows
First predict. w. II. Wilkinson. c.
l. Stokes. John J. Peterson.
Second precinct. w. Il. Appleby.
William L. Binder. s. NJ. T. Seldom.
Third precinct. Joseph Bull. Jr..
George Pugsley, James Bishop.
Fourth precinct, James Maxwell VII
lam NJ. Woolley. Henry +. Richards.
Fifth precinct. Alexander McMaster.
william 3 Short, G. O. Farnsworth
The polls Tor such election viii open
at O'Clock a. m, ana close az o'clock
=. m.
The amount Of the indebtedness
which the board proposes 70 create and
incur Is thirty thousand dollars. and
the purposes FOR which said Indebted
ness IS TO be Incurred and created Is
the support and maintenance Of the
public schools OF Salt Lake City for O
part Of the eighth and ninth month Of
the school year l9o0-lsOl
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
wM. J. NEWMAN, President.
]. b. MoRETON. Clerk
Dated Salt Lake City, April T. 1901.
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worth COR as we term him. Bishop) the
people Of Frisco turned out en- inasse TO
give him a farewell, and express their
appreciation of one SO worthy. He has
endeared himself 20 every one In the
district by his affable. kind and agree
able manners, and Is loved by all,
The early evening was spent in songs,
Rotations, comic readings short
speeches, music by string band and
other solos
Then came a spread worthy the name
with the Bishop as toast master, After
this the time was taken up In dancing.
The Bishop has accepted a position in
Eureka. TIntic district whore we hope
he will be as well thought Of as he was
here.
Smurthweite's seeds have made Utah
famous at two American and one Paris
expositions, winning highest prizes In
all three They carry an kinds, 1872
State St.. Salt Lake City.
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SorlcE on srooNuoLDERy MEETING

TllE FIRST MEETING or THE STOCK
holders Of the Elgu Creamery Company
for election ~ officers and other purposes,
provided b, the Article. OF Incorporation "
said cOmpanyt0 bo held on June Eth 1917
not having been held at the date appolutsl
Tor the same, or go all;
Notice is hereby given. that at the request
0f the President Of said corporation, SAID
first meeting Will be- held az the offices II
said corporation, No gO7 south stale street.
sat Lake city, ,tah. on W cdne.day April
I'm, A.D, 1901 ut 10 O'Clock Of said daY.
said meeting is called for the purp Sos set
forth In said Articles ot Incorporation %
wit, For the election Of officers 20 hold until
the next general meeting said corpora
ton and until their successors are elected
and qualified and for other general purpose.
Al such meeting the resident " said cor
poration will submit a tull account u the do
Ing, " said corporate ~ during the preceding
year as provided by Article Nine 10 Of tho
By. Laws ~ said COMPANY
Dated March nth, 1901
ALBERT WORSE. Secretary
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NOTICE TO WEBER COUNTY.

During Conference April 5th 10 7th,
the Great Salt Lake Roulette Rio
Grande Western Railway-will run
trains leaving ogden at 1925 a. m, sis
a, M, 2;l5 p. m and 7:l5 p. m, taking
but so minutes for the run TO Salt Lake.
Return trains leave Salt Lake at 9;45
a. M, 100 p, m. Luncheon on Diner),
$3.50 p. m. and 1900 p. m. (after Theater,
Concerts, etcl Tickets on sale April Ord
to 1th inclusive. Rate 81 80 round trip
from ogden; proportionate rate from
other nointe
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JIM FRANCIS RETURNS.
Says He is Not Matched to Meet
Roy COndie.

Jim Francis the coIored pugiist who
has recently returned to this city.
stated this morning that he was greatly
surprised at the announcement that
Sammy Clark had arranged a bout be-
TWEEN him and Roy Condie 10 take place
at the Exposition building lie says he
don't know anything about 1t, and that
II Is not likely that such an exhibition
will take place
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NOrIcE OF LEVY OF ASSESSMENT.

STAR GOLD AND SILVER MINING
Company Location OF principal placs OF
business, salt LAX Cty Utah. Notice II
Of directors held on the end day OF April.
1871. an assessment OF ono and one half uHl
cents per share was lowed on the out
standing capital stock NJ the corpora
ton payable Immediately 10 sam William
SON secretary, AZ room ~ Jennings Blo3k,
this assessment may remain unpaid on the
9th day Of May 1871 will be delinquent aud
advertised tor sale az public auction, aud un-
less payment Is made before, Will be sold on
the END day Of May 1901 u pay the delin.
quent assessment together With the cost OF
advertising and expense OF sale
SAM WILLIAMSON.
Secretary OF Star Gold 4 silver Mining Com
pany. room 2l7 Jennings Block, q West
lltst South It., Salt Lake city. Utah.
Dated April 2ud llOL
iirst medication. ADrll Bird. 1901
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TROUBLE FOR FIGHTERS.
McCoy-Maber Mill Likely 20 be Pre-
vented,

Louisville. KY April 5.--Chef Of Po-
lice Haager said tonight that he does
not approve OF the kid" Mccoy Peter
Maher boxing contest announced for
Louisville April 49, but that he does not
know whether or not he can prevent IL.
Chief Haagcr says his objection arises
in not actual criminals, that are at
weight contest between prominent pu-
gilists He says that at the recent
meeting IN Chicago Of the chiefs Of po-
lice OF the country Chief Dcitson Of
Cincinnati told OF the trouble he eX-
perlonced incident 10 the Ruhlln-Jeffries
AFFAIR and that every chief present de-
Clared his city would not permit a con-
test between heavyWeights.
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SuERIrrs SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD
udirlaI district ~ the state 81 Utah COun-
~ n ~nlf Lake. tiabeth a. Wright plain
In. q, Ihoma, s.. stevens, Annette stevens,
Robert NJ. Jones, NJ. b. Parsons Barnhart
Rr,thef, a spiudlgf q corporation, and Ros-
we'll HutchinS defendants. To DO sold az
sbsrin'ssa.e at the west front door Of the
County court House IN the city and County
NJ ,nlt axe. state % Utah. on the 18th day
of AprIL A. D. 1901, a. T. o'clock noon az said
d1y Ihp rea. estate ausrr bed "a, follows TO-
vuf Commeuclng 40 % point seYenty-slN
WI ,cc. fourth 900 feet north u the south.
c,sf corner OF Lot four ~ Ia hiock eight sl,
Plat D." ~aIt LaGe city Survey, ana run
MING thence west one hundred ana IAtY'hVe
1iSl foot. thcucs north tNenty.s SIX aud three.
f0urths CO.. feet; thelce east one hundred
and slyty-dvp ll0 feet thence south TWEEN
fv-,iy AN! tHree-f1ortn, ctAl feet 90 the
uIar, - common m M subject 20 arlght
M aay ten dW f.tt vide across the Nest
oud III said premises,
W WV nav GEORGE II. NAYLOR,
sheriff ~ "a i Lake County Utah.
nv John h Cummutk Deputy shetin'
Richard, y Ferry, Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT No. !.
rOlfR ACES MINING COMPANY. PklN-
c bal place OF business. salt Lake 'iiy IN.
Location OF mines. silver CITY. Titan, Notice
/. borrb, 7lVcn that az o meeting Of the ci-
r.. tor. hold en- the 10th day OF Marcn' IJI.
An assessment OF five cents per share "a'
levied on thccapita. stock of thecorporal on.
nayHble Immediately 90 . %. Lee, secretary
N the COMPANY. at the unceof the CON lany.
rllm 80 Autrhlcb hlidiut. ~ >oulh NaiN
.-re.t. salt lake civ. Utah. Any stock up.
op ,ytirh this assessment may remain unpaid
nn Wein,, lay. the Eth day OF April. NVi.
WIN be del nquent and advertised Tor sac
M pnblc auction and unless payment j.
made before will o. sold on Monday toe tth
day oi May. 1901. at O'Clock p m. on salu
pciher with the cost o. advertising ana
z. .. LEE Secretary.
Rom sol Auerbach Building. salt Lake
City. Utah
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Mr.. P. II. McAilistcr, Of Ilarfodshurg.
,yrttes, - It4vipg becn n terrible sufferer

catarrh, nnd being now
sound and well, the ques.
ton often put 10 me Is,
What cured your Imam
swer ! feel 1t my duty 10
state that Swiit's Specific
is the medicine. / am
such a true believer IN the
efficacy Of Swiips Specific
that | can honestly and
y0nscieutiously recon
mend II to any one suffer
Ing from Catarrh Have
recommended tito many,
aud am happy q say that
those whom / have Undue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
BASKET BALL GAME.
business College Plays with b. Y. G..
of Logan Tonight.

At the Social hall this evening begin
ming promptly at o'clock. the Salt
Lake Business college team will play
the b. Y. G. Of Logan The locals have
defeated the visitors In one basketball
game and the latter are anxious TO get
even. The teams viii line up as fol-
lows:
q. Y. c. 5, l.. b. c.
Bergersen .,.....-lf"...", Romney
Norris .....r.f...,..,....,. Ross
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srnrKunInEKs, MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of tho Stockholders OF
the Sait Lake Amusement Association. A cor
p0ratiOn. will be held al The office Of the As
so,ntion in the New Grand IhcAter on sat
utday, Nav 4th A D. 1901 al pm Tor tue
purpn.e al elpsting i've directors, aud %
transact any general buslnes, Of the Com
many that may come before the meeting
j ROGERS. secy and Treas.
April lth 1901.
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iREEN, Secretary.
NOTICE.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Richmond x Anaconda Consolidated Mining
company viii be held nc the office OF Jesse
Knight, Provo City Utah. at 10 o'clock on
Monday April IS, 1901, Tor the election of Of
hceis ana for the transaction Of such other
business rs shall lawfully come before tho
meeting JOHN H. McEWAN
Secretary.
March Is. 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
CAT ARIlIl

Catarrh has become such common
disease that a person entirely free from
this disgusting complaint is seldom met
with It's customary to speak OF Catarrh
as nothing more serious than bad cold,
a simple Inflammation Of the nose and
throat. It is, in fact, complicated aud
very dangerous disease II not at first, Il
very soon becomes so.
The blood is quickly contaminated by
the foul secretions, and the poison
through the general circulation is carried
to oil parts Of the system,
,Saves, washes and sprays are unsatis-
factory and Disappointing, because they
do not reach the seat Of the trouble S.
S. S. does It cleauses the blood Of the
poison and eliminatesfrom the system all
catarrhal secretions, and thus cures thor
oughly and permanently the worst cases.
Mr. ?. II. McAllstcr, Of Harfodsburg Ky,
writes: "Having been a terrible sufferer from
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ANNUAL sroCKnoLDrRs' MEETING

BONNEVILLE MINING COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
Ing OF the stockholders " the Bonneville
Mining Company will be held az the COM
pauy'S Office la6 state St. alt Lato CITY,
Utah, ON Monday. the END day u April,
1901, at T. noon. Tor the purpose Of clectlng
officers AMI directors FOR the ensuing year
and for the transaction NJ such other bust.
ness as may properly come before tho meet
ing.
H. GREEN Secretary
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HANcocK-D DALEY WEDDING.

A marriage license has been issued
to Joseph Arthur Daley, %. and Ella
Il. Hancock. l6 both OF payson.
A deed from Jesse knight and Aman-
da NJ. Knight 10 II. II. Irvine has been
filed for record, covering 20 feet by 8
rods adjoining Farrer Bros. q cos
store on J street. The consideration
named is $500.
Judge Booth was in Provo today, at
tending to probate business, after sew
eral days absence in Wasatch county,
Chairman Hill Of the board Of county
commissioners and members OF the city
council committee on public grounds
and city property have decided that
more room IS needed IA the court house.
and the matter win he laid before the
board of commissioners and the council.
II Is probable four rooms viii be added
10 The building on the south. which VIII
he used as an Office for the county at
torney and for a private office for the
sheriff and for other purposes.
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SIX DAY RACE.
The Terrible Swccdc" is still in the
Lead.

The siX-day race was continued at
the exposition building at $3.50 yester-
day afternoon, and Lawson was stlll In
the lead.
At 10 o'clock, when the men left the
track the Terrible Swede' had a rec
ord Of 45 miles and lG laps, Jack Keen
and Oscar julius entered the race with
Lawson holding a handicap at IA miles.
The race began at $3.50 again today
Following is how the men finished:
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RRIEFs AND PERSONALS.

Detective Pender was a Salt Lake
visitor on business.
Miss Kate Stevens has gone to Salt
Lake to spend few days with friends.
\ lazy passenger on the Union Pa
cihc from the East was temporarily de-
ranged, on account Of the high altitude,
but improved and was sent west this
morning.
President l.. w. Shurtliffe Is in Salt
Lake In attendance at conference.
Mr.. and Mrs william Driver are
spending a few days at the capital.
Bishop James Taylor and wife have
gone TO salt Lake to attend conference.
William Critchlow was a Salt Lake
visitor today on business and pleasure.
Mrs. William G.. Biddle went to Boun-
tiful last evening to visit with friends,
Milton West, the well known mining
man, has returned from Mercur
The Y. L. NJ |. A. Of the First ward
will give a grand ball next Monday
evening in the ward hall, Good music,
good dancing and a general good time
Is assured all who attend.
Joseph Nelson of Hyrum, who has
been visiting with friends in ogden has
returned to his home.
Brigham Lawson OF the SNAKE river
country has been in ogden several days
visiting with his brother John Law
son, the well known contractor
Patsey Healy has gone east on busl-
ness.
President w. ]. Kerr, of the Agrlcul-
tural college, at Logan, was in Ogden
yesterday
Sheriff Naylor, Of Salt Lake, was in
Ogden today on business.
Engineer George Leidlg and wife have
returned from the coast where Mr.
Leidig has been receiving medical
treatment for several months past.
Several DRINKS and yags were ar
ralgned before Judge Hall this morning
in police court and sentenced to from
two to five days each.
lie Grande Young was In ogden yes
terday on legal business.