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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-08-03
WISCONSIN COMPANY
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Wisconsin Gold Mining com.
pany held a meeting Saturday evening
and elected the following officers and
directors
James h. Pratt, of Milwaukee,
president; X. L. Neill, Sumpter,
vice presi'o"t; II. II. Dunphy,
Sumpter, ,,ea~nrer; Anthony Mohr,
Sumpter, sec,- ary and general
manager; jacob Best and NJ. j.
Schmidt, Milwaukee, and F.. A. F..
Starr. Sumpter, with the above
are directors.
The company recently purchased
the Nine Strike Extension In the
Cracker Creek district from Hank
Mounts and Jack Stonehocker, and
It is understood will start develop
ment work in a few days.
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Mexico was seven years in reaching 9
dividend paying basis, but the frs,
year when it did reach this stage
placed the stock, which had beez
floating on the market at eight to ter
cents per share, to $40 per share.
Another case of time and patience,
with tremendous results, was the
Ballaret, which did not earn a dollar
for fourteen years, and produced
in the following eight years, over
$50, 600, 900 It is we'll, therefore,
for investors to be patient, it Is a
great virtue, and should be observed
by all those who expect to derive
great profits from mining stocks.
People could have bought Ontario
stock twelve years ago for ten cents
"A share, yet now 1t IL worth s75.
Think what patience has meant to
those who have held on till today.
These are not isolated cases. There
arc hundreds of them, as every we'll
read and well-posted investor In
mining can testify.
Patience IL n virtue, and nowhere
else is IA greater exercise Of IL required
thnn In mining, and nowhere else are
the money returns greater for any
virtue than to those who hold hold
on aud have patience to await results.
There are hosts of people who
bought Homestake ut $40 and sl5
per share, held IL for four years, and
sold out at $50. II they had kept Ii
three years more they could have got
siO0 per share. Today these shares
nre priceless, the IIomsetake com.
pany being offered lately $50, 900,
900 for Its mines.
Calumet and Hecln shares we're
worthless the first years of its de-
velopment, yet those stockholders
who were patient and held on have
received their share Of the sS3, 0OO,.
900 that hns been paid In dividends.
The Portland IL another case Of
mining stock selling cheap, making
every purchaser of 100 shares land
who held II for four years. rich.
IL you believe enough In mining
stock to buy II, stick to Ii, and stay
with IL TIL IL IL worth something or
nothing. Where are the legion Of
people who bought Bell Telephone
stock at sla. 80 per share and sold IL
ut sls thinking they were making
big specY Think of those people
who bought IL ut sls, and have held
On TN the present time; with the
constantly increasing issue Of stock
bonuses every shareholder has re-
reived more than 90, 900 for every
sl5 or $40 invested.
The investors who held on to
United Verde stock that cost $40 are
dividends equivalent to
81. 800 per year. What are those
doing who sold out when IL was
rumored that the management was
slow aud II was somewhat doubtful IL
Il would ever prove success!
\ Nothing but kicking themselves for
selling their birthriHht for u mess Of
cottage. New York Banker.
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Humboldt MN Expected.

DIR. r. n. Jackson. manager of the
Fortune Mining company, operating
the Humboldt aud Red Lion, was
on the train this morning, returning
from Baker City. DR.. FJsckson
expects the Humboldt mill here with
In the next week. 1t will be installed
Immediately upon his arrival,
he says.
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Hotel Sumpter.

Meals Is cents and up; bottle
Baker City beer 8 cents per glass;
good rooms so cents.
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The Miner does Job printing.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
TO START ON
STREET PAVING
Superintendent on the Ground and He is
Getting Things in Shape to
Begin the Work

1t will be the first week in August
before any material can be actually
spread on the streets, but already
preliminary work is under wav.
Arthur W Lindsay, superintendent
of construction for the Warren Broth
ers company, is now on the ground
and is losing no time in shaping
things up so that the work of paving
the streets can go along steadily and
without interruption.
He will have bins made at the
crushing plant of the C. F. & l. Co.
at once, and as soon as the plant
arrives, which will be some time next
week, he will have it put up aid they
will be ready to start at crushing
"We will have it arranged so that
the excavation of the street will be
kept one block in advance Of the
paving" said Mr.. Lindsay. THE idea
is not to keep the streets torn up any
more than is necessary. We will
The indicator., 1904-07-23

Miss Alice Baker of 1887 Orman
has gone to southern Oklahoma on a
visit to relatives.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
A SOLICITOR
is CHOSEN

At a meeting of the Bessemer
Building & Loan Association held
Monday night last A. W. Lennard
was reelected attorney or solicitor,
it being his eighth term, he having
been chosen for eight years in sue
cession.
And this is a reminder that j. N.
Schultz, president, is serving his fourth
term and W. II. Tate, vice president,
the same; C. L. Saxton as treasurer,
his seventeenth term and F. P Hawke,
secretary, his thirteenth term. j. V.
Leithead has always held an office OF
has been director since the organi-
zation of the association going on II
years, and so has T. W. Lynch
Most of the other directors have
served number of years.
A circular letter will soon be sent
out to the stockholders accompanied
by the annual report.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
TO FIX PARK
IN AUGUST
Will Lay Out Walks and Streets
and Seed It to Grass.

The park board of District No 2
has decided to go to work on the
City Park the early part of August
and put it in condition for use by the
public.
Walks and streets will be laid out
and the walks graveled. When this
ia done they will be ready to prepare
the ground for seeding to grass, and
it is thought a good stand can be
gotten even though it be late in the
season.
Part of the board is in favor of
having the work done by day labor
and thus give all chance at it in
stead of letting it by contract.
The street car line will not be
extended out to the grounds before
next season.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
TWO FATAL
ACCIDENTS

Two working men, a railroader
and steel worker met with fatal
accidents Monday last.
The former, Andrew Sirola, was run
over by the cars at point just north
of Minnequa Junction and horribly
mutilated, the body being discovered
in the early morning.
C. W. Weinland, who lived with his
family at 1909 Cypress street, was the
second victim and he was killed at
the steel works by receiving an acci-
dental blow on the head by flying
car at the blast furnace, his skull
being badly crushed.
Such distressing accidents cause a
gloom to settle down over the steel
works and the men can't shake it off
for some time, although they know
that accidents happen in all similar
concerns throughout the country.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
PUEBLO, COLORADO, SATURDAY, JULY %, 1904

roadbed ia already graded, mile of
track is being laid every day By the
last of this month the road will have
crossed the range. and before the end
of the month the mines owned by the
Frontier Coal and Steel company will
be tapped by it.
While Mr.. Hughes did not discuss
the plans Of the concern in detail his
remarks were very significant. Suf-
ticient capital to start building the
plant is on hand and millions for the
project can easily be raised.
THE company will engage in gen.
eral steel and iron building, including
mining smelling and real estate By
having the plant between Arvada and
Leyden Junction it places it within a
few miles of the coke ovens controlled
by Mr.. Motfat."
The indicator., 1904-07-23
0SSaWatOmie Installation

Ossawatomie Tribe. Order of Red
Men, installed their chiefs last Mon
day evening. The following officers
raised to their Chiefences on the
sleep of the 18th sun, buck moon on
the 10th run setting of the sun,
G. S. D. 413 Prophet, E. A. Thomas;
Sachem, Thos. Haley, Jr.; Senior Sag
amore, Frank Newell, Jr.; Junior Sag
amore, VIM. Maggs; Keeper of Wam-
pun, Frank Taylor; Chief of Records,
Ben Van Fossen. A large member
ship was in attendance and an inter-
esting evening enjoyed by all.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

take care of the curbing, too, which
will be begun next week. 1t is not
because | am with the Warren Broth
ers company that | say it. but | am
positive that we have the very best
street paving material in the world
and before long we will get contracts
without having to seek them. We
are going to give you people a first
class Job"
A letter from l.. M. Pfeiffer now
at Kansas City, says: you can state
to the property owners in the North
ern-Evans paving district that they
will have handsome paving long
before winter sets in
Mr.. Lindsay has secured office room
with Burlington & McWilliams which
Is convenient to his work.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

BY THE GAS

A colored man was smothered to
death and white man put in bad
condition yesterday forenoon in a
stove at one of the blast furnaces.
The colored manwent in to do some
cleaning out but he remaining long
time the white man was sent in to
see what was the matter, and he too,
failed to return.
A third man found both lying un-
conscious at the bottom of the stove,
the one dead and the other in bad
fix. The white man has recovered
The indicator., 1904-07-23

and fuel, the company having control
Of 10000 acres. The Denver Times
says:
"Mr. Moffat says it will cost $751;
100000 to complete the plant; it will
be one of the most extensive in the
West. The capital will be increased
to allow for the expenditures of the
company. That step will be taken in
short time.
"The object in starting the stee
works at this time is to make the
road pay as soon as it is laid. At the
present time trains are running daily
to Mammoth, q point forty-sever
miles from Denver. Thirty miles Of
The indicator., 1904-07-23
After IS Years

Thos. ]. Downen was showing his
friend, G. W. Giller, of Bloomfield,
Iowa, about this part of the city
Tuesday and together they enjoyed
the sights. Thev were school boys
together but had not met in 25 years.
Now both are grand-fathers and agree
that the world does move and that
they are moving with it.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

NOTHING is TOO GOOD FOR
~ BESSEMeR. TRY TO EXCEL.
LET'S ALL PUSH 80 TOGETHER.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
F. 0. Roof Sees Things

F. 0. Roof is one of your optimists
who sees things coming along all
right. Il am satisfied that things
are looking better at the steel works
than they have since the shutdown of
last fall" he said. 81 have every
faith in their stability and we can all
feel assured of the future" And
that's the way to talk and incidentally
tell the truth.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
PIvAL STEEL WORKS
0 DO Started up Near Denver.
So 1t Is Alleged

according to late reports a "gigan-
&C steel and iron works" is to be
egun within q few miles of Denver.
AT least that is the information
ontained in the Denver press. d.
Moffat. VIM. G. Evans and Chas.
hughes are the incorporates Of
mat will be known % the Moffat
seel Works, which will be located on
ae Aoffat railroad and will draw on
Aadle Park for its supply Of iron ore
The indicator., 1904-07-23

OUSh. If YOU CAN'T PUSH
PULL. If YOU CAN'T PULL,
PLEASE GET OUT OF THE WAY.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Some Scattering Locusts

A few locusts are to be seen here
and there, but very few and not more
than those which make this section
of the state an annual visit. In the
north and northwest they are very
plentiful and are destroying growing
crops and are evening stripping trees
They are confined to localities and
the residents are trying to extermi
nate them.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Report Big Sales

Ragle & Pond report the sale of a
dozen houses this month and say that
the puplic pulse is getting strong in
regard to buying property.
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p, 4. Mullen. ~ esssrd ave. ePN
City HAIL
Fr~mont DRUG Co. Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue.
W. A. MANSFIELD a Co. pruesiss'
Esd and jackson.
orahan's Horne Bakery. efoS lat
aNenue.
c N Lshndroft. sIssr store. siSl,
6ecend
Thea Harris. al Pessetles, Rsnton'
little's Pharmacy. let ave. nerth
and Harrison street J. n, Ltt'e'
proprietor.
Carlton a Co. Druggist. Ger. sth
%. and Pae- street. South ssas''s'
r. A. MSors. postStfies. So PsrN'
unlvsrslty prus store. University
Citation.
Howell ST. Pharmacy. io2s Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark. pro-
prietor. eo2e G. Madison.
Columbia Drug Store. w. J. stud
ley, prep. Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmaey. p. I. Fisher,
prep. els broadway and Janice
Quaker Drug Co. 1913 iss ave
LsarY's Pharmacy. rs N. Broad
~sys phone. unien %
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NRT CMY
Will Gk7
MEY
MILITARY FORT ON COLUMBIA
RIVER rs TO BE GREATLY I'M
PROVED

ILwAcO. March 3s.-what IL be-
lieved TO be the primary step toward
the Improvement and rehabilitation
Of Fort Candy. on the Washington
side OF the Columbia river mouth. Is
an order just received from depart
ment headquarters, at Vancouver
barracks. directing the transfer OF
the Thirty-third coast artillery from
Fort Columbia 10 Fort Candy.
The removal of the company will
occur within the next few weeks
The Thirty-third was located az
Fort Candy when that fertilization
was ordered abandoned by the war
department two years ago. II was
then announced by the department
that the vacation would only be tenn
porary and that the fort would be
remodeled and made into a model
fertilization, and again occupied by
heavy artillery.
soon after the vacation. the point
was visited by government engi-
neers. who made thorough survey
of the Qualifications. and drew up
comprehensive plans--plans which
call FOR the outlay OF several thou
sand dollars.
From a strategic point of view. the
fortress IL one OF the best in tho
county. II surveys the mouth OF
the Columbia river az a lofty height
and Is practically impregnable 20 a
sea attack IL is intended TO lower
the hluff on the river side Of the for
tification. and convert the lowlaud
along the water front into mann
moth parade ground.
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kflllfl.

5000.
tNsnera ranch + acres cleared bal
hnre pasture. small orchard, trnnm
house harm anh with shed isAaA
poultry house well and running
water
$4,000
- acres. nn VALLEY. ~ Ia cultivation
good e-raar huunr good large barn.
ABUNDANCE nf nfhgf huiidfuaa. or.
ehard. rear school we'll ana RON.
Ming water. convenient - nua u the
uirraf small cities ih Washington
g head - cattle. fine span ~ mares
harness. nuEnn. rrH busEFs milk
separator. piEn poultry farm impia.
mrnta. etc. all - With she place.
Also Fand bays fur fso. o. nj loo
and q -
Il. J HpRENGfE
80 Arcade nidg Phone Main ita1
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Hl8 Arcade BLDG
New building containing 4 flats. mod
eru. lot f0NiS. flats Furnished
f.eo will handle this. n taken al
once This II estate property and
must be cold
koouinE houses from 10 rooms to loo.
al In Nood locations. and good terms
s-fpcm cottage modern good terms.
Nnw s-reom house. bargain.
la-fuum house, Queen Anne ave
h-room house and lots bargain.
y interest la laundry. q snap In taken
right away.
Groom house q. 20; part cash. bal
apcc monthly
= interest in fruit and candy store.
le-foom feemine house. tth ave.
s cigar and fruit stands.
2 candy and cieHr stands
= interest IN real estate business
Cigar stand lat ave splendid location.
Timber lands w GiailRm county. CON
tanning Npnlsn feet timber. prin.
cipnlly cedar.
BENNETT a CO.
sis Arcade building.
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roH HAI.T.-Tha Charles crowley A
60. Wholesale cracker and candy
business. one q the best paying prop.
ositiunH 81 the city good man that
hHHinnsa cannot find d better invest.
mnut Amount - stock on hand
about s ~. must be sold az once.
Apply - Geo. q GouEdou. Oriental
stein. trustee for chaa. Crowley A
90
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saELpoN. TIE PIANIST.

THE FIRST REGISTERED As
NEIL As THE FIRST LICENSED
PIANIST EVER IN SEATTLE.
81 600 REWARD WILL BE PAID If
THE RECORDS NOW ON FILE IN
THE OFFICE OF TUE LICENSE
INSPECTOR DO NOT VERIFY
THIS CLAIM. -
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DON'T rot Bly, a piece % land un-
20 ynA have seen the MEADOW
DALE TEN+Ag'KN TRACTS Moth
tnW Ike them uu fhe HaFkef fer ths
munsy. level iand. good soii Prices
80 - and 81 per acre. easy Earfna.
Mru are nos clearing ard kfaaiaE
streslnz puatofflce, store ard several
nrw hunsrp res Ia caaraa II con.
strucflon. Cal AZ our affies and irl
us tell you all about T.
NEEr a WHEELER
\ tuian block
"a acres waterfront. aerca CLEARED
good orchard good house. Z chicken
houses. fine land price n.ses4 o.
terms
~ acres waterfront. = acres eirarra
40 fruit trees from o. 50 - years old.
fine creeks running the year round
All kinda ~ buildings On the place.
close % Seattle. price 500
q aernA waterfront At fH4iHtn. fiuF
rrchafd. 2 creeks gn ere place fius
a-ronu house all kinds - berries.
all fenced ard sisahsd. good barn
and , chicken houses. price. g. 80
terms
rs acres. small house. sorns cleared.
acrsH siaHhad. handy 20 Seattle.
this + a snap price to-
FARMERS EXCHANGE.
30 Oriental fttdN
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Horn TO Mr. ard Mrs. q, Arnold, a
boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs W. +. Stare,
4 hoy.
Born q AIR. ard Mra James Cara
ercft a girl
Born 70 Afr. and Mrs. John Cow
man. q boy.
fiern - Mr. and Mrs. l. y. Ham
berg, a boy
Born 70 Mr. and Mrs. 81 MeThce.
q girl
born TO Mr.. ard Mrs. p d. Merrill
q boy.
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Have Your Address Correct

Send changes In address or bust
ness 90 Folks Seattle Directory Co.
The directory is now in the press
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nu,ln... ch.na..--centInusd

0AHAHNHH kWHHAt"- NfHfAf 49,
szesesf-assaa = aasas7sr
ing IA state.
Balloon. l.ua required good location
but fuu down. your chance.
Hotel. country 81 40. BUILDING. fpfnl-
turc. etc chance fpr man ana wife.
1.-Two town. oeu clear Il first year
Uoomlng house. 81 rooms 81 Wl snap.
RfNdEH. IN ~ Bailey bldH
aeattia. A NJ Wfi4lh Tacoma.
en- Oriental Block
| have one ~ the m0Ht complete hHiH
Of fooming houses, business chance
and farms in riiF. having an office IN
both cities enables the 70 fnd my
Hfa aud make quick safes. can ana
liHt your property finest farms lh
Washington. near Seattle. = acres
half acre natural park, leslopu
house. carriage house barn tfhli
and berries. water system belong
iug a. place hot ard cold water in
house, cost 10000. will sell al sac
rincc. O. 90.
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Wanted

HAVE nice offics. two sfcnoEfapi,ers.
two phones. would like 20 form part
nerahip for the purpose of carrying
on real estate business. will be able
20 % conslderable of the office work
Address Y.-2es. The Star.
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STEWART, aTEwAnT A CO.
~ Union block.
7ia First avenue.

40 Union block
1i8 First avenue.
A SNAP
A newly furnished s1.fonm house. elpht
In - rent Must be said soon
Price. 80 o.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
A 4faruum house. clearing from 800 a.
s1u pct month. low rent long lease
Price roo
Investigate this.
ANOTiIER GOOD OPPORTUNITY
4 good brick house, with steam heat
= rooms 3 years lease. rent - Dot
muuth
Yours for i2.ao
Last. BUT Not LTAET
Well furnished te-room house. cen
traiiy located nud well putronized.
Price tt10ga
STEWART. STEWART a CO.
m Union hiuea.
ia first avenue.
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EASY WALKING DISTANCE.
20 TO afa1 CASH

on MineF between Pike and Lake
Union. aEi2n e. alley. Lots fer $50
may never be quoted again Lots lic
fine. You have missed many uppor-
tuniUeH "a the uaHt, nuw be SURE not
10 overlook this. You certainly viii
never have such a chance 20 secure
such a central location. No waiting
for cars OF climbing hills. II you
wish. Will build you 4 suitable house
or furnish material 70 build with.
and cell or terms, These lots are
fine fer flat PURPOSES
DIAMETER
aHH nn.fnp Hiark
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for snle-Tlmher Lnnda

For Sale-Timber Lands
n r nmNfTia. Wholesale aHd fsifsii
manufacturer Of Logging and fsres.
pectinH shoes river Deck.
Fer sals--psrms sed Lard
WATER ruoNr-e acres. near boat
landing T. miles from Seattle hear
ms orchard, all kinds Of small fruits,
running water. Groom house. barn
several chicken houses 81 zoo.
NphENf MAi.Thf. 40 New York BLK
TWO CHOICE N.acro tracts. handy
to seattle ard Tacoma intefufhan
road leo each al level. fret alaHu
second bottom iRud mostly alder
and Vino maple q acres cleared 10
Hrfen partly cleared tracts fnce
good county road close 30 school
and ueiHhhurn
RonERr MALTnY. 40 Now York blk
THREE ACRES. rich garden land eli
Ia cultivation south ~ city handy
20 intefurhnn hthyl9u5 Isrnpm pins
tcrud house barn 1850 chicken
houHea. large orchard IN bearing
Bo6ERr MALrpY. Ho New York blk
Az IDEAL COUNTRY HoME-Fiye
acres. finest garden iaud few min
uiua' walt FROM tntefufhau station.
all in hiEh state ~ ruluiYatluni neat
h-Foom cottage. good harn. several
outhuiidlnFs. orchard IN bearing All
kinds 81 small fruits city water
piped O. house, household furniture
horHe and busy. cows chickens
every thing Huaa owner ia called
away, ana desires a quick sale.
81 en-
RonFRr MAt.TnY. 40 New York biz
A NICE ao-acra tract. acres sead up.
land. nearly level. balance alder bot
tom. ufiee fau. easy terms
WHIST A MUELLER.
4 thian block
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TWO LOTS oheap ut $50. wifi sell
for $50 cash II sold az once. lots are
level. all cleared. with good picket
fence around them Answer at once.
owner Gil Marion bldg Phones.
Black EaN5 l. 1871
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wsn,ss-assl Estate


REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Have customers for the following
hnuf-ruGfn huuHH on kuasd iut ga hal
ground on monthly payments from
: the start cuatnFnsr = painter abs
would iihu % vufk oaf some Of prizes
Ia iabar and material
Modern cottage - five nr nix rnams
on terms. So eash. balances fuenfhis
Vicinity 81 Madifun. broadway "a
Capigal Hui eaF tine.
Modern house % fit or seven rooms.
Hith god sized lot or Queen Anne
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