The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-12-24

some. We have Il fall Of 700 feet, there
are twenty.eight hydrants and u dam
holding twelve million gallons. There
is pipe line 400 feet long connecting
two creeks and the equipment is the
best money can buy. Improvements
and extensions, both OF the light and
water plant, are constantly going on and
the policy Of the company is broad, pro-
gressive and farsighted. More than
500, 900 is invested and the stock pays
handsomely. Mr.. T.. T.. McCammon,
the manager, is keen, up to date in.
dividual, who puts heart aud soul into
his work and he has been very success.
ful in his direction of the affairs Of the
company. lie has full confidence in the
growth and development of the city aud
is the kind OF man We need to help
build up the community.
J. W. COwDEN.
MINING VIEWS.
Mr.. Cowden is II photographer Of more
than ordinary skill and taste and it is
safe to say that he is known all over the
country. His work is marked by tech
nicque, finish and excellent materials
and the camp is to be congratulated on
his being located here. This is the age
OF the photographer and the profession
is advancing by leaps and bounds, but
10. ne l,.,
Northwest and his work is considered
expert in all its phases. lie makes II
specially Of views OF our mines and he
always has more than he can do. there
being II demand for his pictures from
all parts OF the Union. lie receives or
ders for several dozen and even hun.
dreds at time and his studio il one Of
the busiest places here. Mr.. Cowden
believes in being up to date and progress.
sive, and he uses the very finest lenses
and instruments. This gentlemen IL an
important factor in Sumpter and his
fine views do a great deal to advertise
the camp. Honorable, wideawake and
active, Mr.. Cowden has record which
will bear inspection every time.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL
". u. MATHER.
The Golden Eagle il one Of our hotels
that we deem worthy Of reference in
these pages, for it is very respectable
place and Is doing heavy bus
mess. II has been running for some
time and II has always borne a name for
and comfort. Mr.. Mather,
the present proprietor, is increasing the
trade and his aim is to give as much as
he possibly can for the money. The
rooms are furnished in an attractive
the service il o X and meal
il served that cannot be beaten for the
Mr.. Mather does his hest to
make every one feel at home and he il
we'll cut out for his line. Nothing in
reason is left undone to please patrons
and we know he succeeds in suiting his
custom. He has full faith in the prog.
ress and development oi the camp and
no is an honorable, pushing. enterpris.
ing person with many friends.
SUMPTER STEAM LAUNDRY.
This laundry 10 an extensive establish.
ment. employing many skilled operatives
and turning out daily large quantities Of
work which meets in every instance
with praise and satisfaction. II does a
large business and the machinery 10 Of
The latest and best. His washers, iron.
ers, dryers and starch rooms are all of
improved pattern and he has special sp-
paratus peculiar to the business. Every
package is returned in excellent condi-
lion, in fact, all work is executed in a
manner and in the latest
style. 1t is q very complete establish.