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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23
VIII BEGIN
work sow
esasfr9cJo1 Of Ms n jcfp7i L igis ing Plant
s-sEngiHeer Thomson Wants onds
Seid ut n ONE on Popular lean Psan

what benefit there Il 10 be- derived
frsni the sale of the bonds.
The bonar Fhaui1 be tfsued w..
denominations 1T ffum tie4 to " .9os
and the small III safOfr given the
preference We eHly need 10000 "
mouth and I believe this amount Of
bonds could very easily be disporea
OF every 20 days. Tendetf should b.
called for with the uudetrian1inf
that those " 10 only want one flv'
bond should have the preference Owe
tenders for large amounts, SHOULD
there not be efs0aeh 800 tenders e.
take up the offering fur any one
month then those who desire iHrEsf
amounts would BE- accommodated IN
the order ~ the amounts asked for,
beefnnine "a the lowest.
Il ain very anxious to sec this pep
ular loan plan pat into execution,
and shall ure my best efforts TO
have Il brought about"
Engineer Thoms en- Ne"e are ihe
rarna az .noss held BY bankers nnd
profnlne- fitixans who hare been
s,soted on the subject ~ thsse col
nuns recent'y. There gent efnen
point - the fact s..at il.ese bonds
are particularly .stsi~ftiss hsNs'-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23
STATE PRINTING
INVESTIGATION

OLYMPIA. Feb. 21.-The house
committee which ~ investigating the
chntnea of fraud in state printing
contrasts. will continue it, work the
pre- cent ueek The Metropolitan
i'rerH 81 Seattle and Allen a Lam
torn of Taroma ARE under inyrsti-
cation. finy Alien OF the Aetfapoi-
itnn has besn suhpnennel, and u Is
undtiHtoed that H. G, piuou Will
also he hruuEht before the commit
tee 10 tell " hat he knows.
The II. G. FiFutt refsflcd 10 " tie
forrinnn Of the present King county
Htand jurF His attention wne called
20 the Olympia report th,s morning
Tie raid.
Il haze not teen rent fJ By the
coninlffse. but VIII eheeriuN - "
hey want me and tel what ! knoW,
which wcpid not - murh. ~ ! was
M tlnvien at tho time the contri els
were irnse pnd iifisd which are Faia
IN h. uHHsr invei ~ alton II "A =
not Teen con 1crtsl With the Ne to-
pa,'tan pres s'nfe lily J. Eol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

fnsnt Tor people who have small say
ineF The holder ~ lighting bond
eegl1 % any time use q - - npeh
sash and In this ffFprct u Wopitl be
preferable, becatiss Hiseayn I'm ned
nteiy available r. ritsh time dff osit
~ commercial ~ saf inrs hank.
II - FufEestesi by thVse interested
RI the popular loan piaH that thoFf
who contemplate Investing either IN
fmaii ~ large amounts Ia these
nnrlfifll llehtsnr yscuFltiss gubfuit
the " names NJ once TO city Comp.
sfeisr Hlr iHssr That be msy Dc able
~ form a1ute estimate Of bow ~.
poru'ar ioar finn may be Pot Nv ex-
rusiru There are several niiiiena
n collars iyiug idle IN the tanks Of
HE ciiv ard u ~ itliavcd that III.
Denpie io Whom fhis moas, he'onrf
VIII 10 only too willing to use n w.
mailing "a safe and profitable ms eHt-
fneuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

srsftion work on the new
-. 't3'l electric lighting plant viii
s,,.s e-Fif ~ April. II the money ~
~. .,.l.'sHininF from the sale Of huuds.
...<'.a'I'f TO the announcement made
~ City Engineer Thofnson.
~. A<>ersafy preliminary work has
49,. soinpieie1 and the work u
49, -. stI'o1 and equipment viii be
800 forward and begun with al
rs.s Fpeed unfii the plant IL ~
'.t'''E order.
a. < sale Of The bonds voted for
s~,..t -Ip1se. said Ar. Thomson.
- provide all Of the funds neces-
n Y complete the plant and put u
-. reupn n the money neces-
y y ready BY Aprii u. viii need
- + done. 49,. ~
a. Hsa IL that these bonds
4, -, = soid Al hofus BY the poru-
=. NJ Plan. There " no daabf in
Y ~ md a. 10 the prohnblc success
Il. ", - pan. and no one viii aues-
- - adtisnbillty II placing these
lr>.'- - horne This tnnnicitai
b>>-,.s pssnt 10 for he hensnf ~ The
u, -. 400 " y the people af The
"'' H''uid be allowed 20 have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23
INDICTMENTS

Indictments against TIVE uut nown
tsssef- and eus for D. " nafroun
On a charge q forgery we're re-
turned hy the superior eouft grand
jury shortly before naan today.
Hsfruun is Hou IN cuNtasit and IL
charged With forfinx the name of a.
t. tierafdas "a chrck FOR ~ " hich
he eashrd With y G. Axteil The
warrants GA the secret tHsiieffnqnfn
were made aat ~ Deputy County
Clerk riimpfua and are nov In the
hands ~ depufy ehsfirfH.
ore a the indictments = against
~ e'uuininEF. nov Ia euatody. Hail
has been ftsed az tl.t4e
Al but one II the arrests have
lsea made On tire secret indictments
fwtnfn~d BY the srand jury Friday
Walter Xanfrells against whom
ihsfe are two indictments. = thought
"a he Al Aberdeen and pepaty Shsr=
tff SslFor has some thrfe after hi''1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

ina Casnrany last Dec~mber. lie IL
only . youns boy, and. according to
his Own sfuay. has hardly had a
ehanrs 10 berpfne = fespertabie eisi-
aen.
tls tnuthsr died shru hr VAS ntiii
ln the urinary Hcfsaol ~ Kansas and
hs vas ieft 10 shift fof hisntHif
shortly sitter his mothers death ~
eas -sfa a. tie Kansas refestu
school e ~ iufsfflrihir an6 vas
only reeeftiy rsfsassd e. fiud him-
zslf NffHfsff f9oss@y and without
friends ne arifted To Seattle he
cause ~ ssnt.d Go BE- on the coast.
and u i spfd. vas thrown in the
Say af bad associations nefeeflss
Lane. Mo has Investigated the
hoY'H story, SAYS that be beifeNss
that Y NIL ths facts Of the Cnse wsre
brought before ihs Jury THE hoy
would ts ar1aitied ard Eisen an
other chsncs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23
News From the
Alaskan Coast

Another T'readw.'l mine horror Is
fepnrtsd by the Lynn canal liner
Fafaiiun. which arrived yestci daJ
A man named Day. who WAS a rh'fi
bpas at the mine, fell n Distance Of
900 feet down shaft nnd WAS Killed
instantly.
Day att mufed 10 stes en- The
skip missed ~. and plunged head
long 20 the ..otton. when he vas
pieked up nearly evsi > hone w his
body WAS found 60 he hrel.ep. Day
svH@ married man. about 70 years
Of age
Uls The charge ~ neg iesbrc eoa-
fibutinR 90 the iays 81 ar i've
hiaghnn waters ne 'aFkn 'nin-
uers lnl Company. eApsfs 81 tLe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23
SHERLEF CLASHES
WITH GRAND JURY
Mr. Cudhee Serves Notice That Jury File Indemnity
iii Wishes TO Have It's Processes Served----F0ur
indictments Returned This Morning

..,us,ss the shcfia seflier
a .'.,.rt.,r e.satt EiNnd Jury
" 800. ~. ,el< mefninx ~ ie.'ss. me
49, ~ tat tsht sa.ilr teNsN
So 1,a1.f Shelfa NNii.,tn el-
49, .ss saIitt below the iett.
ssf.h ". ~ ~ nsfsfesis ~ ths ksaui
y hAA' ~. ,isin Iatts that lid nt,t
70 Mn ~ men who have
tss W. ,,.l ,nxetAer 10 investigate
esta 49, 49,, a AS aRd gcuuts atiieeN
.eHe.,E ltaf tnasf sheriff ttsf-
~ a. ~ the i1fOis was plain
:, 80 = ~ pr|nt -.
4. .,<sil o. kihk eHehlf isHa -
q ~ feesss;-ihle ief TIRE ec~
- 1,ruty sAeslHs the ast un'
1900 mem ire 4 aud iuf,
-. arts afe brown only 20
- -. -. sssnd ipFy files an IN.
-. h..na h. ssFetestt the siief ~.
IN "a kllew am tcputN saefiH
= - shr tfnllst lufN ~ aepaty
s.ltsF al pfpsrssez - be
snss-4 = AL submitted - the
49,. 49, - sssslsa his eniei senient.
= - i sr'knaity bend j. NOT pat uR
= ~ .sana fufx refuses 70 Sub.
AL ,me,fs - the sheriff. tbs
- -. Vi ~ s.slrs aaw being employ
- - srana barr viz lose their
go and lnss q a. = expected
- ITS halk az the Fart Of
Z. .zz*sr The tiesh has hsea Faie-
- ~ srstsal dats by wen Who
= s-ssu4ie viii afaifs a the
.zs=<z1e<e
49, srtefat thirEH occurred
=. s--,<kt the ent resrss. fhr
- as,t<r hat hA<t~ned the clash
~ a. Mafehins II ngifsllnF ~
"a z.r<,nt x4eaues fcr gambling
......;s>se.IIa ssiqn<a-et 70 have h-en
- :. - .ll~<st club reasse -
- n.s1r tifaud het<i Th~
- q ~ ersslssss Was ehfsesei
8 ~ a. <eGty shfsiT who had
- - = 4akr shr nrafeh leie-
/. 49, y Fa<tFf@a fixEutt ef the
80 n. ~ InsfrurtlonA lie
- = rr4ef tsFf foreman that Cd
go = IN -refEh had beer made
~ - tai III srarch warrant
-. xsa1s n4i fer fttkrr a steHe.
IN tx'k<in< 1t tfIe Esfur3 avenue
- ~ ~xsrs~ss b -tlaker a
e~nss Pssx8st teid the deputy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

10 80 81 With the s~al,h ami that n
any rtie Nas injured. he MAS To have
a che as-e Ca see Damages from King
county.
As the sh,fif il responsible per.
srnaiit Tor the acts 90 his arrutles
ent A. ne eeauiA acting Tot the
Nfaha ivy he'd commission from
niis. ths *nrtiu sensidefed that he
could net take tile fisk Of having
faulty gspefs served Without hIs
know ledge az consent. No Ham.
bins teols sefe found In the build
luE searched
Nhatttr irregular Proceeding came
- usht When sbe grand gufy at
tempted to aetHV thr books 81 the
Seattle a lake Washington Mater
way eanttauN, without an ufier from
the eealt Tie Uulef Hiisfiff be-
eaaie aware % this faave. Hnd the
srisnfH was not nade.
SeNefal other mistakes have been
made ia yafetH that have heen
~ei Yed sud tie shrfiu has adopted
The new peiiet ta consequence.
Snea AFTER the Efant Jury aaut rned
tata mornius tnasf sheriff CurenfAn
went trtofs that les.IS and told the
iuFots what thes might sxlls ~ the
futare Ne use1 plain nnxuHse aud
thtfe nes No iaistHstas his meaning
The matter win - considered bY the
prosecutions atteftey and VII prob.
abb - settled tomorrow.
The ollly ptheH witness bsfere the
efAna itisy this aieruing wae ~ 10.
Giles. y 10 aprsa Fsi az Ms avn re-
quest. he simnig supplemented a
Few - the r~inas - that he had made
formerly T. the ssard ipfg
The intsrfiEtf'te % the white
sey shore8Rr U.s. started tetay g..
n Grant, tfv expect renaHtant who
examined the hseks ~ tue sx-eeunt,
tf~ssuftr and wha fsuut fhe short
akes - . FORT he grand Jury sew
era d1ss aEe hut Al that time thr In
texfisss fiar vas pat over Mr. Grant
preferred that the totals Nhouid b.
xore a. Nth him ~ the grand
jury ssffsr than frat he Fise bis tee.
tiuanf direct.
This morning cuanfnittsa consist
rs II fereeaaH II. &. pisEait. John
=. AuGefl ~ Charlie VI. Hamilton
ana A a. ssather was atpolntca
ffcus fhs msrntets 81 the grand Jury
- iesk Into the ntattsr with Mr.
Grant whra thsx lave ceeslatei a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

ncheonef William Nottingham has
bern chartered 10 carry q lead -
lumber Ia San fafaneiaco. She viii
su'ufHsaee 10 load al Pert filakeiey
tomofroe.
The steamship Istekrnbaek arfiv-
81 at Han Francisco FROM Seattle
yesterday. and the collier Montana
left the former port for this city.
HALIFAX. Web. H The navy
cutter Seminole. which was sent 10
iiay islands "a an endeavof to re-
leaNa the lceseouua SCHOONER alou-
cestsr. arrived here last night after
= Wholly unsuccessful attempt 20
reach the vessel There u nov little
hope Of the achaoner's liberation be-
fore spring. uheu she must take her
chances IN the fieen.
The Gloucester ess caught by tho
Ice seine tins aEo a. she Was on her
way hack from fishing trip. and
Was unable 10 disioage herself All
sfferts IL aid her have had a like re-
suit. Her crew ufti remain with hcr
- long a. there ia no Immediate
danger 20 them. and they are well.
stocked with provisions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23
Small RIOT
STIRRED UP


Co Mr.. Capweii. demsndinF. Il r. said.
the removal of the offending officrr
~ the steamer
Saturday nirht. AT 80 the mayor,
accompanied hy $50 citizenn 81
hfstHef ton went to Port orchard
dock ana presented the written pro.
test Il hf. fAFNel The latter
started to read the message aloud.
m the meantime interpreting various
cauatIe eommeutH IN reKsru to a.
The biz crowd finally bccnfue ~ en-
ragged ~ his remarks. that several
of the number tsitsh the liberty t.
use him for = punching bag.
Case Of Huttirshi
Capt. harlow jumped 20 hiH de-
fenHe. bat Was given a more severe
drubhinE than the former purscf
harrington made good his escape
aboard fhr steamer.
The matter has reached such pro-
pot items. Il IL said that navy yard
working men for the past week have
f.fused Ia travel on the Port or
ehard. Manager capweii eAm~ to
iffsmestou this morning with the In
ienfieh. a. IL believed. Of trying 20
patch up the aiHleuliY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23
PECULIAR MANIA

George I.eets. "a prisoner N eoanty
tatL charged with burglary, was
committed 70 the Insane asylum ta=
day by Superior JudKe Tell Isss l.
believes that every overeoat he reoH
belcugu 10 hini of ought to. lie has
several times been arrested for steal
ms couts. but phyrlelsns say that
the habit i simply the result IL his
mania Wbea hoy, Lewis suffered
from runstsuhe and IA II said has
noe been rational for years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23
Stolen Wheels

bicycle fhieXeH Nefe busy ys~tsfs
day Ffotr fepoFtH flied az peites
headquarters n WaH learned that
thrr~ stssts we're stalsu from par
ties 10 different localities Ia the city
A Crescent bicycle eas staten
from Robert Airty. at us PIKE
street Tribune kefnnEiAT to
waiter fAutsnachlaser from Eia
F0urth avenue. aud a Columbia.
from Leslie Baker. ~ IS Harvard
a.-.-.-u. mi q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

Last July. while employed ~
passenger conductor un tho Seattle
an attack Of nervous pfnHiratioa.
which finally eliminated In his
death.
ar Miller war Thirty
Degree MHron and member II the
Drdsr ~ ifitf. fc wis q yeats of
Hge and lehgsF widow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

william Tyndall was arrested last
night hy patrolmsn Holland and
cfandaii. on charge Of larceny
from the person. TYniiuil ~ chIfF-
I'd with Foiag through tho pockets
OF John Herman In The Midway sa-
loon on First avenue south NE
heipea fsfuHeif' 10 Hermanr money.
but was coaKhi before he could make
his escnne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23
SHIP SUBSIDY
SMOTHERED
BIZ to Promote the Merchant Marine Dies in the
House Committee So Far the Present
Congress Is Concerned

vAsHIsoT ~. D. C. Yes. "a
n Asa.< committee on merchant
-Hriit and fisheries - a vote Of 70
isd4y refused to report the ship
rs1y b'il. thus disposlng Of thu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

natter 90 far a. tisls session T. com
csrre1. Chaplain sutfer offered
prayer u'hel the house met tpfay.
askins that this gent ration atiahf h.
aftdsd ~ tina pfecsptH aHd exam
pie Of Washington. The proceedings
~ the senate we're also opened with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23
Had Hard Luck

Ta"'nnF HSpn indicted ~ iils
fiHud jurf d lufR1s r.. " estr5s
tt3"I hi the citmnsl !. faf .. - =
ls er
accused of has ing broken Into the
st"i - ii.s ft4...,, i.,... s.4,.. ..-4 .s.s-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

= si.slilar pfaef1 BY the chs plain Of
that t1dy The tins -huuulei Gus.
faH 81 reReinE NaHhingtanr fare
vel sddrssr was gore through with.
D4tsois ~ Idaho occupying thc pre-
sidlaE officers chair while the adj
.rers was read
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23
the Passing
of Vim. Milton

william Milton. % well known rail-
road man Of this city, diei ssatefday
a NE home. SIG Eitbteenth avenue
north. M. Milton had tseu o. rffi4
dent 81 Seattle for the psyt Z oaIH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

The steamor lin 81. fion Fan
'',r &c. . .suc 90 9 oci'ek to-
meet
Ta, G.tte .aivia,....n ,ea.. ny 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

The ffuutir. which on fatufdaN
uisht euifuinatsd To- open riot. has
BEEN brewing for more than a week.
IL In natd that ffufref ftili Barring
ton. Steward liite henrh and ather
inefnbFfs a. the Pert oFfhurd'H efrw.
made Insulting fsnsafka while az
iif~msrtoa regarding the daughter of
prominent rmrlefe Of the navy
yard. The latter. backed by $50 81
his friiaN sofAtns ueH sent writ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

nREMERToS. Feb. ia riot In
which Mayor crottea. Manager A.
~ cnpWsll ~ the Port Orchard
Route ana the officers % that cam
panys steamer Port Orchard wsrs
tlss nost tHoinineut uaftlflpants. ef-
enrfcd here az 3 % o'elock Saturday
niEht when thesmste 81 battle had
risafed away. Mr.. f'apNsll WAS much
ifn w@Fse tot a punching received at
TIE hands II a crowd Of ohtu $50 en-
fnrvd employees Of the Puget nnund
navy yard. ahd Capt Hsfs Harlow
Of the Fuff Ofchafd. had 20 be help
81 aHss4fs the steafs4ef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

Pretty SsN uimitlea
In n wide range
Of patterns. he
value priced a.
HHH wv
Handsome New
fiatiHfs, IN large
assortment OF
patterns. 1Dc
value priced a. 900
.. m I2Ac
Imported New Enc
hfaliered sNiss
Dots. In all the
Hsw roinfiuEH Use
value priced ~
.... Iti z Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-23

In every department Of the store the dainty sheer
pretty things that delight the female heart now
open for inspection
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-11-25
SUMMONS,

In the Circuit Court Of the State OF Oregon for
the County OF Baker.
r. L. Graves, Plaintiff,
e. } pwy.,. Viola n p~y.r.
Ed. Turk and mno, Austin.
Defendants.
To e. J. Dwyer. Viola N. Dwyer and Minot Austin
the above named defendants;
In the name OF the State OF Oregon; You are
hereby required to appear and answer the COM
plant filed against you In the above entitled
or before the sd day Of December 1901. which Is the
date OF the last publication OF this summons. pre-
sertei In the order made by the County Judge OF
Baker county. state OF Oregon. Tor the publication
hereof and u you ia SO TO appear and answer said
time. APPLY to the court for the relie prayed for In
the complaint herein. namely That judgment be
entered against said defendant. E. Dwyer. for the
amount due on the pr0msS0y note set forth In said
complaint. a'tornev's tees AMI costs. 10 wilt: The
sum OF $33 with interest thereon from the 18th day
Q, JanSa s ,S0, a, The m rate OF 10 per cen, pc, an
allowed BY the court herein. and the costs and dis
tursen en,s Of this suit and that the same 10 decreed
s.s s" r the de-
IN set forth: to-wit Lot In Block In Sumpter
Heights. McEwen's Addition to the town, now City
of Sump,er, as the same Is shown the plat therein
OF record in the office Of the Recorder OF Convey
ances Of Baker county, Oregon. and that In said
decree be ordered that Ia property be sold In the
under execution. and that the proceeds thereof be
applied to the costs OF said SALE the costs antds
hursements OF said suit to the payment OF said $50
attorney fees and the residue or much thereof
NAV Re necessary. TO the payment Of said
Of S,,, with interest At 10 per cent per annun
from TIE 18th day Of January. toos.
And u said property does not sell for enough to
satisfy said decree. that plaintiff have ud gme and
execution against the defendants Tor anyssdeh-
cheney remaining due on said judgment ate ther ap-
pcation Of the proceeds Of said sale thereto. and
at II be decreed that the plaintiff any claim
ing by, through. or under him. may be ONE pur-
chaser At said sale and that the Sheriff issue to such
purchaser q cert hca,e OF sale and put him into i'm
mediate possession Of said premises. and that the
defendants herein and oil persons claiming BY.
through. or under them or either OF them be forever
barred and torsclosed Of all equity OF redemption In
and l. the above described property. This suit hav
Ing been brought to torecloSe the mortgage on said
propertv given to said plaintiff BY the defendants.
E. j. Dwyer and Viola NJ DwyeF. on the 18th day OF
January. 1907. to secure their promssory note Of
even date herewith OF $780, bearing Interest at
pes cent per annum until psd.
AndVou further nov6ed that On the soih day Of
Octotsr. 1904. the Hon. W. W. Travillloa. Judge Of
Baker county. Oregon. made IN order that service
be made by publication In the SuMPrsR MlNee Of
said summons. and that the date Of the first publlea
uoa thereof Is OetoAsT slst seo3 and that the daos
Of the last pse''es'ion Is Pee. % y q; lei
Attorney tos Pialad1
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-11-25
MlChAtlSEN'S NEW
GOLD SAVING MACHINE.

Considerable interest has been
taken by prominent mining and mill.
ing men In this city Of late In the
experimental tests that have been
made with new gold saver invented
aud patented by Charles o. Michael
sen. These experiments have been
made with small model In the rear
OF McConhays' j-welry store, and at
every exhibition n large crowd has
been in attendance. and the tests have
been very satisfactory, proving be-
yOnd doubt. that the machine Ia
possessed Of excellent merit and ca.
pable Of successfully treating all
kinds OF free milling ores and gold
bearing gravel and sand. included In
the list being free-milling ore,
auriferous. bear ing sand, tslc carry
ing gold, tailings, shines, ETC., re-.
covsry Of 90 per cent and over
being results claimed.
In operation the old.style pan
motion is employed, In which the
rotary, vibration aud centrifugal are
the chief features, the free gold, to-
Rether with the black sand, being
In a small pocket in small
reservoir In the bottom Of the ma.
chine, no quicksilver being employed
In the operation or chemicals Of any
kind or character, the system being
mechanical throughout.
At one Qf the tests above alluded
TO sand from the Snake river, Idaho,
above American Falls, was run
through the machine. The gold con.
tents OF the sand was exceedingly
Iine, almost minute In size, and yet
color could hardly be found In the
lailinas, although carefully searched
foi by experienced placer mining
operators. Salt Lake Mining Re-
view.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-11-25
WHITE SWAN BATTLES
AGAINST CHINOOK WIND.

A. lone swan encountered the heavy
chinook wind that WAS raging in
upper air Friday morning, and for
almost u quarter Of an hour there
was waRed battle royal. They
seemed tn be about evenly matched,
the bird so graceful on the water re-
ceiving some ugly buffetinR In the
wind. when 1t seemed IL must surely
he capsized. But though batfied. 1t
was not beaten, and after q few in
voluntary whirls, II would brace the
breeze again.
The sight was not only an interest
ing one. attracting quite u crowd Of
spectators. but II was also u very
beautiful one. The snow white plu-
mage of the bird flashed in the morn.
Ing sun. and was made dazzling
bright by the blue black cloud
against which its figure was painted.
II seemed remarkable. too. that
there could have been 80 fierce
storm only q few hundred fest above.
while there was only very light
wind blowing near the ground.
Il WAS not until the bird took the
lower level that II could again make
head way. Grant County News.