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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03
SrniatiOn in glusfdt.

3em.0 ort l.. 0opember.
yIm Nitttuod) mag etiuos poiliren,
mas Ole HepubIifoner iiberroiden
miro" Ia9te gcItern SetretGr llpep
8ooolon bonn oemofrotiIhen Rotios
nol'Gomite. 8enouer iuoate CT lid
nidt ousoeriiden, mciute o6cr, peHu
ooS, hopon CT ipre6e, betoltut luer-
De, miirOel Die 8epnblifaner eberio
icbr bon &idItcr Barriers GrtuGbEruig
iiber5elgt iein, iuic CT leIbIt.
Rid)ter Barter trof nm balls bier
l(br geitcrn Nodmittng in Ren, gorP
ein. Gr mar bon iciner So6ter uno
%leirer ShpGgeriu bcaIeitet. Sefre.
tor WecGlnuslano plad)te iofort alien
@eriiften iiber cine &eiIe oes Gan.
oiooten nod Baltimore uno Sn6iana
Gin @noe.
Ser Ridyter bolt ant Mittuod)
MIR cine Re6e, uno SPAR in Cooper.
Union" iogte @r. McGou8lono. Or
mag sic 8%erlammlirng III Carnegie
Sail" beIltden, no 8iItriftsanipoIt
Seromc bct 8oriis iiibrt. ober CT
miro ni6t ipred)en. Gr miro oud)
noh Dem o0emocrotic GLIB" aebcn,
ober BORT iItsnitr Gin Gmpfoug, utto
Heoen lueroen BORT ni6t qebaIten."
rNlm Gomncritng 9eGt er nod grit.
9eport, no ein Gmpfdn9 ohre Reoen
itattiinoct. Son BORT reiIt er mad,
Neiur9aOen tpeiter, lpo or oltf 0ent
r@rccn" cine Aniprd6e boIten miro.
Die Sauptreoe bdlt or q6eno8 in
@nrtforO, 100 er iiber Rdft bIeiben
miro. Sir 6reitog lit nod fem @ro.
granrm alfgeItellt. Cine Selgation
fir Gioplis lit nift ongetiinbigt. Gin
SamItag gebt Der Hidter nof 9roots
Inn, no 5u ieineu Gbren I'M .aines.
Gonntp Democratic Club" elm en-.
pfang itattftnoet.
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@rnnoitiifs . ltebertraannetu.

Mm. 9. Sinner an 2eonoro u
offers, Siioicite Der 2anpnlc., nabt
@onroeitrobe, 1872 bel so 5ltb
@runo5inS $3.50, S..
.. 2etuiS S6ernlon 1t. q. an Sobn
U. Si,bn, @eItieite Der Guncnr.
Aaep, nobe 0ortb : 9tuerue, 1884,
bel 43 Sub, @ruto5. $24, S..
Sobn q. 2ubn al g. 2cpi5 S6cr'
mon ultb 6rou, @eitieite Der Sun.
con . I1ep, nabe Nortb . &uenue,
1889 BEL 43 3iiB, Gruno5. $2t So.
aooIp1 +. 9eder, 1ritItee, AT
9onoitr. g. g. a., Roroieite Der %.
StroBe, robe Dorf Rono, IA bel
s. 6uB, @runo;. $50, 1925.
Siibor S%d)orbera an SaraG No.
fer, Rorooit Sette Ser Wdoiion,
apeniie, nnbe 2aurensitrnBe, 18 BEL
1913 Sub, @rurb5. $2t6, 81.
Morgnret 6. Speiebt uno Gate
an George 9oper uilb 6rdl, Sitieite
Ser Calhoun nabe Moiberitr., las
BEL 80 Sui, 8ruuo5, $40, $315.
Mobert 4. 2eaf, iuit., 4on1, al
Sobr 3. Mepo, jun, Si[itrdbe, na6e
Gborlesitrabe. IS BEL 81 5uk @rbs.
800, S5s7.5O.
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0tebe an scr eit.-Bie
Sic SO. 8. 6. Sdmiot & Co. Scr.
1928, 8eit.RrattitroBe, beridten, er'
brd6en 9iebe Elm ghaufeniter in
ibrem BIaBe uu0 itabIeu Is GuBen6
2e0er- SdububidBe uno iefS GtBer0
SdplbiobIen i'm @ertbe BON $24.
Gur6 brenncr dD t
IufrCQuug q. - 8ctr0ftIid)e Iufs
regrnQ mllroe geiteru Moraen in scr
GlttntpitraBs orrt Elm Dor cinen gSa'
gen geipanmteS mil0e3 Ffero perlGrr
iaht, baS IN ser gtdbe bon WtcGuI.
lobitraBc gegeu ciueu @aggon Der
Wtaoiion'Nuc. .Sinie runute lu0 uIcbr
rerc Sd)eibcu oelieIbcn 5erbrad. 3u$
Ebicr puroc lhlieBIid in ser 6rout.
IinitroBe BON eincm g}cQer auigcbal,
ten; cS lit Giacutbum ocs @rn. Ser
mann 6ront, Hr. $50, 2~olrcnSItr.
Smifert-S - Gram
Nnnie g. 8ieoler pom g2r. 20O5,
MarpIono 9[penuc, bat Gartcu aus.
aciauot, 0ur6 peId)e Iie befouUt
mndjt, ooB AM Is. 3oucmber ibrc
Eodlter 8irgie &urrcr nit Srn. Sol.
SO. Spifert IN ser 6rantlin.S troBen.
YreSbpterinuer 3 Stride Dcrbeiratbet
iueroen mfrs. Serr Smifert lit GIcrf
i'm llnterItiibuugS Deportement Der
Baltimore = Ohio 3 9abn" 5u ReIoD
itno Elm 8ruOer oe3 &errn Sobn
Sipifert, SefretGr 0cs 8oli5eimor'
1d)dl$ sSornan.
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2ausiumes abIdladten Ser Cans
init BEN gOlSeHrH Stern.

RemsD ort, /. RoDember. - SUI
GegenIG p 3u Der augenbItdIiA mix
ben @ebunotmg Der GinIpQnherea
alIf ellis S5IuuG itebt ser fSalI oes
iungen 9eutifeH emil Ser5og, Der
IN ser 3~tpeiten &aiiite oes 9ampfers
agtcdar" Die @eiie bierber mad)te, nm
lid 5u ieiner ocrbeirntbeteu Sdtue4
tier uof Qatpreuce, WfaIi, an bege.
ben. Ser funqe @auu tommt alls
gdIcHeH, herftigt iiber $500 prS is
gSeber. g8etI er nidt Die @eitdIt ets
reS NooutS beitBt, pur0e CT ntSgs-
IdlOIicn. Gm Samitog fameH ieiu
Sdipager lm0 iciuc Sdtpeitcr BON
&aIurcuce uah ellis S8Iano, INN Die
8efrehug Oe3 iltnQen Raune3 8t or.
tuirter, ood Duroe sum 5tpeiten Wal
0aS 9eportottonSlrthei ijber i'm
%Oerb0ngt. Gr erfIGrte, 0ab er gar
nift Oic 4biiht babe, oltf ole 0auer
bier 81 bIeibeL %iouoeru nut feline
8ertpuuoten behld)en iuoute INN omE
i'm Sriibiabr in Ole Seinatb 5uriid=
%5tfebren. @r erfldrte iid iogar be-
reit, iein Netonrbiuet iofort 81 Falp
fen, obcr ole oieIe a%rgumente baIfer
gtidts. Sebt piu cr ben SAL ourd)
8ermitteIung oes &ertreter8 ser
9elttId)cr 8eIelId)oft uo6 8oIbiug,
ton oppelIireu.
Gin onoerer Ocuti6cr, ser SO SSa6s
re alte GbriItian aetelIen bon SdIess
pig-SoIitcin, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, BE,
iinoet itfI ieit Dem 80. Sftober in
Der Deportotions abtbeilung oetiniri,
Gr moltc iidJ 3u ieiucm Sobne aafp.
&cteIicn no6GIintou, eSoiua, begebeL
oot trof bi8bcr BON Sem Sobue altf
oobin Gcionotc DepeItcn feline Int.
mort ell. Der Tnt6nmIing bot ice
Wfort I'M Belts, un6 oiirfte ausge.
ldIoIIen tucr6en, ions Der Sobn nidt
bolo ein NifiOobit ltidt, oob ieiu Bos
ter teinent 8emcinmeien 5ur 2oIt
fallen miro. Nuf III oieiem Sale lit
Der Gertreter ser Telttifen @eleIls
ifoft i'm Sutcreiie oc3 Gintpuuoereys
tbatig,
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@crmiidte telsrapbiide 3epeid,en

- Sn ct. 2olis iin6 cine @enee
Observation-Disclosures entbedt
por6en.
@eitern girg Der transport.
Sampfer nSbermon" bon Gan
francisco nad) SonoIlilu, Guam unb
Wanilo al.
Sn @aIbireton, So, lit Or.
q. Or. Smitb bon DEM 5ormer e.. s,
gonar III einem Streite iiber eint
Hefning erihoiien porber.
Sn @iooletown, Cont, 1ot
General Charles g. @robom, eit 6s
Sabre alter 8eteron, aiis Gram fiber
seih6itlife S6nierigfeiten Gelbit'
morb ~beeorget.
Sn 9nlutb, Wiuu., Bot Sberii
q. R. Jlose, S~eroi,sgeber Der a9ri'
bune," Sefbitmoro beganger.
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Sciratbs = 2iccnsen.

9ie foIgeu6en Scirotb5 . 2icen3en
fuilrnen geitern polu Glert oe8 Cont
mon BIeoSs @erihtS ou3geIteIlt:
Charles Is. Sin, 80, pom BittSburg.
Yu., uno @atbariuc ~. 9iontngue
26.
@m. s. GidcI, 81, Or. 25t6, @cIt.
Baltimore. StroBe, unO Seanncttc
GribulI, "a.
Geo. 8. Giier, &c, unO 9(lice 90.
CRAWFORD, 81, 9eioe BON Golbert-
Gouutp, Mo.
gltglit 9urdcro, GO, unO GnguIta
Grimm, "a; gppIitont Subn Z.
Mucr8, Scr. 602, 9rlne.S trnBe.
SamiIton .. 8utb 2S, Nr. APO,
OIt.2ofapette sNpenlc, mo Glen z.
Sling, %.
Sobn Z. @jibion, 81, Nr, 70, Gii6s
Gorroutou:9IDemte uno emma 6.
2intolL Is. .gifld3I g,-
ao5imir @oIcllt8, 90, 0r,7S6 @eIts
Baltimore StroBc, mo auua Sous.
foiueIdl II. b; Fix Tet
Sront Simon 40, nlo 9ertba
Dat, 81; NppIifont Soiepb @irsber'
ger, Scr. 1926, 2in6en.gpenue.
Scrntnn s. GtototG, 26, @aItis
more.G ountp nu6 Gillian 8ro8bonL,
"a; NIpplitont @nI. EeBoI6, GER. 1904,
Srlcou8-S trobe.
Sobn 9. GcnpIe, SO, gtr. 1917,
@iuen'S troBe, mo Mntp 8tolu
9obIor, %.
aorI 8. arebidmar, 90, Or, 1900,
Montroic.S troBc, nno Soa Surm.
%.
Serbert 6. Sirfle, 80, bon GroB.
Hoo6S. go, mo 2itcela Sbomberger,
81, Scr. 1890, Noro.G uton,S troBe.
Eotrid s. 6lobertp, q, unO Mnrp
&. 9onobuc, 81, 9tr. zoos, SIt!Mon,s
ment.S troBc.
Soiepb M. %9tepnoIos, 81, un0 Son
$. @ople, 90; Ipplifont 6. e. Sops
per, Rr. 1918, SIt.S Iioer. StraBe.
NidoloS @nero, q, urb Mn9Gie
SeOcline, t8; gpplifant 9tr. 1011,
Ho6inion.S troBe.
Gonin 9. StepenIon AZ. Or. 2703,
Goitern. Ipemic, lno 0euie 81. 8oo,
gett, %.
George 9efcr, Al, Scr. 0Oi, 8uiiell.
Strobe, iiro Cha g. @attS, 80.
George 6. SeiferIon 81, nno Grace
s. BolpeI, %; applifant 6. 6. airbp
Nr. 1913, oro.9roootpap.
Bernhard 6. 9urneiiter, q, boz,
9tortb. Eoint, 9oltimore.G oumtp, unt
6oIa 9. 3einbolo, %.
Sobn Iob6 &obertion, %, unt
DearD @ao Sirfmall "a; Ipplifan
%. O. 9eed)er, Ger. 7t8, Horos arling
tonsIpenue.
Tobert 6. WatberS, 35, 01r. t03
SIt.Dat. 8opal'I ocniie, uno Clara %
9nrfaro, 20.
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9acG nit SdrOffliuteu.

gort, Bo.. I. 0oo. Sobu
8rdnnon mo IIfreb gfuoerIon, srpei
jnnge 2eiite aus Dem 5tu0If Weilcrt
BON bier entIernten Goueiuoso 9otpn.
hip, foften NIT SIinteu Gin Ouch
aus nltb geioe liesen CUR Seit fer.
bend im Soipitol. InSerion beifiil4
oi9te 9rannoit, aiif lciner- 6orm oen
Siibnern rodlgeitellt 5it bober, unb
lflob onf i'm. 9ronton beanttpor.
tete Dos 6eiter rmo @eioe tpuroen
idner perleet.
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Observation-Disclosures.


GrtmindIgertdt. (8or
Rt6ter 8rigbt,) - Ruub - @uIter
GhedGe5, @m. Qusbp, @m. ader.
man Same3 Ganfpr6, Mue nid,t
idrIoig. 3iebitabI - @enro 8. GOD,
aui BoroIe entIoiien; Gboma8 Sm-
erobe, nidt ifuIotg; Sioof Z. gcott,
iedl8 Wonote 8uhtbauS. Trieocn2,
brlld - @m. GIlenJ Carrie Cooper,
Qouiia Campbell, MarD RoB, PILE
nid,t iduIoig. Sir beutc: Notb3utt
- IIfreb Collins; 9iebitabI -Su5n
Cor @eiueib - Mtd)ueI 0ltrrp;
8ertollf non Spirihtoien am Conn
tag 49, GIiaS 2ebtn; SamcS $. OH
iid mo Solcpb 9uOIep. ltebertre'
ting elmer &crorOnnG George
&oteI; Mtoroongriit - Scbu Belief
fer; 8ebcrbrng minocriabrigcr Wt0os
diem 49, @eiiie Sopue.
GbtbctIuug Rr. 2. (gor
Hidtcr RbeIp8.) QiebItobI - glns
ME BEDFORD, 80 Gage @cf6uauiB; S.
JiiBer, nidt iduIOia; GSmar6 Bricc,
bier W|onate 3ubtbauS. ~llebertre'
ting SeS @orbiergeicteS 49, SObu s.
Gag, Giuipruh ouirctt crGaItcn.
SrieOenSbrud) 9err Ilcrnnoer,
nidlt idJul0ia. SIR bcltc: &ollb -
Scremtob &on5cl, &ome8 Wortou;
8icbitabI - SEQ. aecne. Gho8. @on,
ION; llebertretlr0 Ser @roterS e 81,
cen5 - SternberG CHM & Go; @or.
DELL - Robert @dlter; llcbertreturo
Der 2icen5.@cicbe - TbomoS Cor,
nell, Dora 9ebof, Sonnob Giicnmo.
der, Sarah 6Icilder, 9ctto Toer,
man, Cora 3uIbpitf.
8uiicr 8cri d. t. (&or scr
8id,tern @lod, S'9rien II. 0oitber.)
&eitomcute beitGttat bon Garob
@rcenbnum an Sinof @rccnbolm,
9iirgld)oft $4,000; bon Sulan g. So.
mes an Grtbur q. SSon,es, 9iirgi6oft
$4,000. &crtuoltcr bcItGtigt bon
6ronf Shncibcr an &enricttoS 6nei.
Der, @iir9iduit $1,000. &crpoIters,
Nbrcfnunaen beItGtigt in Sen 3GlIen
bon Senrp 81. @0b, $2t3O; Qoltiic
GppIe, $557; Soiebo e. Smith
$33i9; Dora @ooenItcin $3.50. @ors
munoi6oit5berid)tc bcitGtiat in oell
6dleu bon Gbon1o3 q. Groabon,
1872. Snpeutar.@ er5eihniB einqc.
reif)t I'M Sale bon 2oriS aleilt, $95.
&erf0ufc rotifi5irt in Sen 6GGIen bon
Sones Hotterion. $3.50; 9opio Sol.
fer, 5000.
Stoots@ t. - (@or RiG),
ter @ner.) ella $. Shnion acaen
2epiS ~. Gang, fir aIG9er nit SEQ.
item cntid,ieben. Sir belite: Nr. &c,
125, 176, III, 1876, 189 mo Saigon
acqcn .Dit. Scopes Retreat"
Common EIeoS @cridt t.
- (&or Hidter Stodbribqc.) Gbris
titan 8eber gc0cn sllnite6 Roil.
iuapS; Samuel Abrobom5 ocgclt
ollniteO 8oiImopS," non pros. Ebo.
mas SHERIDAN acgeit 80, & 8. 81.
i%cn6abn," nidt beenoet. Con-. @loS'
per 1egen 5ilbIer Bros. uno Geo. q.
6ltlcr Contraction 60. Sir beute:
Der i6iuebenoe Sail uno Nr. 80 uno
SO. II mo rs. q, 2onoon gegcn
nllnitco HoilpopS" uno 50.
Stoot.@ cri d) t. = (@or Sid.
ter @arlan.) Geo. W. Benjamin. qcs
Gsn Sobn Ser5in0er, inter 9crn.
tbtna. Suion Mann geoen "llui.
teo &niliuopS," llrt6eil oui $3.50.
Otto 9reg9cnien 0e9cn SorriS Slim,
Der. ginipruf nidt eewGbrt. Sos.
9. 9oluttns gegen .uniteO HoiI'
iuaps," giitli6 geihliftet. Sir bette:
Nr. 81, 50, 70, IS, 6t6, 70 uno 40.
EhiffSund,rid,tru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03

fam cine Come &obIen }ur @erIoo-
hing, Die Don &rn. Clarence Gietridl.
WeitgIieO Der 5irmo &, Scott gapne
& 60, gerponner Duroe Ga3 Con.
fIabe trifit @prbereJhugea nr eire
Oemnadit itattfnocn0e uuterbaI.
tllng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03
Rad ensliidJ fran,UFidem @nier.

70 abin9tou 3. g.. I. Nob.
= Staotsiefret1r Sab uno Der fran.
5oiiite 9otidjofter Siiiiierono nnter.
5eidneten beute eiuen 9ertrug, mel.
der oorihreibt. ooB etpaige 3niitis.
tciten 5lpiId)en ben @ereinieten Staa,
ten uno 6rnnfreid) I'M frieolid)eu
@eae ourf internotionalen Sdieos.
iprii6 geihlidJtet merben ioIlen. Der
8ertrag lit i'm @eientlifen nof
Mititer oes engliih : frur5oiiidcn
g|rbitrntions . 8ertrages ~entworfer.
3eritreut. - nGrofeor @erlier
aebt ip1t Iben6s bonn 8auie tueb
i6Iiebt Die sbiire ut1o idreibt oorouf
NIT areioe: sd fon1me crit mad Ii
libr Naf)ts. Collie Seniono Gtes
nuithfpiqiger 8eiie obloifer5 fdir,
bei'm Salsn,eiiter angefrost ,perhe1r,
mann i'd Dein fomnie.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03

Die Gef1ngniB : 9eboroe belt ge.
itern abeno iBre @onots : Ser.
ioinmlung i'm Stabt -. @eiGngnib.
@arOein Soqf beridtetc ubcr ben
GongreB oeT @efongenen : @Grter,
lpcIdcr in Euincp, SaS. itottfano,
uno Dem eTbeitpobnte. ct iogte, 25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03

GrIitt cineu 9einbruh.
Scr AZ Sabre olte !Sermonn
SdGfer bon Rr.3S, 8cit.9ortb .Ipe.,
Itiir;tc QeItern @ben6 fi,r5 nod 6 ubr
an Ser Ode BON Soipn. uno Greter.
gtrabe Don Dem @agson 0r. 1870,
Ser QennipIuaniu : 9toeniie : 2inie
urS brad 6aS Iinfe 9ein. CIR tpuroe
nod Dem uStdot'Soipital aebrad)t.
gu fIcine au It + II. = GDos.
Sopfill5, elm auiternboot. Captain
bonn Gaitern.S bore, ipiiroe geltern
Wo6mittag III Der oitlifen goli5ei>
fiction nm $50 uno Soften beitruft,
neil or 200 9ri6el 5u fleiner 9it,
itcrr ouf ieiliem 9oote batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03

Staaten Der Union iotpie England,
CANADA, Mterico ltu6 Supan tparen
pertreten. SIN Staot . 8ef1ngniB
Dur0er i'm leHteu Wonot 780 neuc
Gefaugere aligeuommeu, 784 nltrs
Sen eutIaiien, 750 uur oie b6titc
3abl Cam 3. Gftobcr), sic nie0rigite
683 Cam %. Sftobcr); oie ourh.
idnittli6e 3abI mar 72O pro Saq.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
MORMON TEMPLE AT la
GRANDt. COST $4,000

T.. X. Thornton. La Grande
man. has the contract for the con
struction OF the Mormon tabernacle,
which will be erected there this sum
mer ut u cost Of si0,O The
building will he of stone and red
brick, the stone being secured from
Union county quarries. The building
will be 7ixll0 feet. The assembly
hall. Sunday school rooms and heat
ing apparatus will be on the lower
floor. and the main auditorium and
gallery on the upper floor. Shortly
after the completion Of this immense
structure u pipe organ, which will
cost several thousand dollars, will be
installed.
About fifty men are now employed
on the site Of the tabernacle, cutting
stone for the foundation. which will
be laid AZ soon M the weather per-
mits. Lumber IL continually being
hauled to the ground.
This IL the second Mormon tab,r.
naclc outside Of Utah, and is located
about two blocks from the center of
the city II will be one Of the
finest structures In eastern Oregon.
Flans for its dedication are already
being made. Prominent officials of
the church from Salt Lake City will
be In attendance.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
MAMMOTH NINE ATTACHED
BY JOE REED FOR $1,000

II is positively asserted In song
that "a policeman's lot Is not a
happy one." Jesse Snow, with equal
positiveness, declares that II il bed
Of softest down. compared to that Of
a deputy sheriff. In the Blue noun.
tain region during the winter. This
statement was made yesterday after
his return from the Mammoth mine,
two or three miles of which trip he
made over eight feet of soft snow on
snow shoes.
The object of the trip was to levy
on the mine under an attachment,
issued out of the circuit court In
favor of Joe Reed. He holds the
company's note for 81, 900. for SER
vices ns secretary aud some money
advanced. The people who own the
control In the Mammoth company,
Massachusetts, capitalists. have all
kinds of money, individually, and 1t
Is presumed they are merely tired put
ting up for the minority stockhoId-
ers. This is thought to be a move
ment to clear up the financial atmos-
phere.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
FORCt INCREASED
AT STORM KING.

Il. j. Costello. manager uf the
Storm King, placed several more men
at work during the past week. which
additional force will be Of vast help
In getting the poperty In good shape
by spring.
The Honest Dollar adit, says Mr..
Costello, Is rapidly showing that IL
IL only u matter OF work to prove the
extreme value OF the Eureka ledge.
The width Is still about seven feet In
the clear with stronger indicati ons
that the fault which has been such a
bother has about run Its course.
This Is most encouraging sign, pre-.
saying the near approach to an ore
body.
The Storm King crosscut is rapidly
approaching the ledge az indicated by
the change In the formation, which Is
becoming heavily Oxidized. II IL an
almost absolute certainty that high
values will be struck when the cross
cut intersects the ledge.
The management IL thinking se-
riously of putting a force ut work on
thu Jessie and Golden Rnle ledges in
tho near future, which ii IL thought
will undoubtedly open upa large
vein. as proven by explorations on the
summit.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
Mr.. Sans Finds Sumptcr a Better
Place to Sell Produce Than
Baker.
Was DlsCOverer Of The Myers Group
Now Being Operated by Indiana
Company.

j. b. Sans, of Medical Springs,
came mp on the train this morning to
interiew the Rrocerymen in the mat
ter Of shipping in a consignment of
apples, potatoes, bacon and various
other products Of his ranch. Mr..
Sans Is regular shipper to the
Sumpter market, which he finds, he
says. vastly better IN this respect
than Baker City. He is an old set
tier. having located at Medical
Springs in 1865, and intimately &C.
quainted with the early history OF
eastern Oregon. Also, he Is the dis
coveror Of what Is now known as the
Meyers group, operated by the ln-
diana company, near his place, and
his stepson. W, l.. Myers, is the
original locator of the property. Mr..
Myers is now superintendent and has
charge of the work there. Mr.. Sans
made the discovery when the property
was included In the state school do
main. Later, when it was thrown
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10

open to location bis stepson staked
out the first claim. Adjoining claims
now In the same group were located
by Messrs. Simmons and Strickland.
Referring to the work now under
way, Mr.. SANS says that the new
sinking plant is in successful opera.
tion. The shaft Is going down on
the foot wall. There was small
shaft started on what IL supposed to
be the hanging wall, 900 feet away,
showing this width Of vein. Some
of the ore taken from the Eiain shaft,
Mr.. Sans says, has run as high as
eighty -five per cent copper. sl5 In
gold with some silver and lead.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10

There has notyet been u general
cleanup. nor has the value of the
concentrates been determined, further
than by assays ut the mill, but Mr..
Cassin says that there is now no fur.
ther doubt regarding the mill treat
ing the ore successfully. In fact,
there never has been In the minds of
the mining men who are handling
this proposition intelliRently. This
mill run merely demonstrates the
fact that they know their business.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
PLATES OF ALAMO MILL
SNOW GRATIFYING RESULTS.

John X. Cassin. of the Alamo
mine, passed through Sumpter yester-
day on his way from the property to
his home In Spokane. he stated
while here that the mill, which has
been In operation several weeks. Is
running smoothly and satisfactorily.
The plates have been cleaned and
the results are altogether gratifying
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

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The daily sentinel., 1904-11-01
The Maturity of the Apple.

Some of our horticulturists are max
ing a difference between the mature
apple and the ripe apple, though the
general public recognizes no such de-
stinction. We will let our horticul-
tural friends have their way, however.
The apple is mature when it has at
tanned its full growth. 1t is not ripe
till 1t has become mellow with the
operations OF sunlight, heat and time
The mature apple is in the best shape
till 1t is fully ripe it will be a short
keeper, while if it is picked at the
time of maturity it will keep for long
time even under usual farm conditions
AS different varieties of apples mature
at different times it will easily be seen
that the mixed orchard is a hard one
to keep track of. The old way of
harvesting was to begin to pick the
apples on certain date and then take
all as they came. the long keepers and
the short keepers, the mature apples
and the immature apples.
The mature apple is thing we have
to get acquainted with il we are to
know when it is mature. If it is a
Ben Davis. it is mature very late, so
late indeed that in the vicinity of
Wisconsin it generally has to be pick
ed before it is mature. This is the
reason the Ben Davis has lost its
reputation with many people. Having
been picked before it was mature it
could not follow out the usual process
ses of ripening, and was always a hard
poor favored apple. In regions where
1t has had time to mature before be-
ing picked it develops into a fruit of
good flavor and texture. ripening nat
urally.
1t takes study of fruits to know
when each one natures, and this is a
subject that has up to the present time
received little attention. Men have
grown apples of certain varieties for a
long time and have never given the
question any consideration. The ma.
turity of the apple is at last coming
in for its share of discussion, and the
light is beginning to shine in a dark
/ place.