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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

1ND1G EsT1oN AND ANY TROUBLES
caused by Uric, acid is cured by drinking
Hnrriss -Dyspeptic and -...hlil,
Water; springs heated near Burkevill.e,
Va; received fresh every day. j. u a !,
\ NORRIS g. Coz, No. ia North Seventh
& Street. Phone 1852. sit3is 3.5i X
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NYashlngt ton Southern RAILWAY Company.
ANNUAL, MEETING.
NOTICE is EHEREBY GIVEN THAI
4 the next Annual Meeting OF tho Stock
Railway Company will be held at i.s
G office III the city OF Richmond, Va, on
Z. Monday, the 2ist, day OF November. 1901,
K at II O'Clock "A. NJ Transfer books VIII
be closed for five days before the nctt-
Y ing. j. B B. WINSTON. Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES..


2ItNsTHE I1UsTINGs COURT OE,5TEEia
EAE CITY40F& TICIIAlOND.s IL 3l !. ARE
10 5Otwny eE S. a Hen. Martin a.. WISE
& Rogernnd Mrs. 3. r. y g rcgory. and 10 al
other persons whom 1t. may concern:
You are hereby notified hatSthc City OF
Richmond. municipal corporation.
created under the laws OF the State Of
Virginia, shall at IL o'clock AZ NJ. e on tho;
9Th D.iY5OF& DECEMBER. 1901 apply;stD
tho Hastings Court OF the City of aich-i
tmGld for the appointment OF Commits
sioners TO ascertain VIVA tswill he just COM
4pensation for he land or other properly
or forlthe interest or estate therein, pro-
posed TO be condemned for the 6uscs OF tho
CITY OF Richmond, and to award the dam
ages. II any, resulting to he ad Ia cent or
other. owned by you or The prop
.erty OF any other person, beyond the pecn-
liar benefits that will accrue to you re-
sspectycly, from the construction and
maintenance OF the work or improve
4meut proposed To be done or ina de by the
City Of Richmond. iii the vi dansng Or
Park Avenue on sthenorths side from "a ~
SOM Street, tin;an easteElys direct lion in-s
8tion and description OF which. propertf 81
viii fully appear by reference to a. pes
clerk $ office OF the said court, on his I'd
day 81 $Sovem Der. 1901 IT, sa'. S-.a u
- THE CRY or RICHMOND.
By II. r.. Pollard, city Attorney.
! - WAITER CHRISTIAN, Clerk.
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FOR SALE--A LIT OF INsTALA1ENT
3 bills forsS sale very cheap: owners arc
going out of I: the credit business. Ad-3
dress D. 20, care this. Office.
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i y THE sHrsTINss COURT OF THE
| 70 John T. Branch Geo. ~. Tayl or:&.tnht@
j. A.3 Richardson, Trustees. and to all
ther3ncrsons Whomal !, may concern ss, {.
sRichmsnd, d municipal corporation
created under the laws Of the State
Virginia shall AZ y q, tls =
the Hastings Court Of the City Of HIGH
mondi for the appointment OF Y Commits
sioncrs to ascertain what Will be jus:scoltl-#
for the land e. ot'er prtoper,n
posed to be. condemned for the uses 9 TIC
city Of Isichmond, and to award + ne dam 4
, ages, 4 I any resulting TO tho adjacent sGr
Other property. owned by you or the prop
erty3of any other person. bey0nu the pec,l-s
'5lar benefits that viii accrue % you re-.
speetively, from the construction AMI
mcnt proposed to be done or mn de by tEe
City Of Richmond. in the widening q
| Franklin Street at its intersection With
Council ofsthes Clty..of Richmond. approved
October II, 1904, the ownership, LOCATION
and description Of which property and d the
| FUZZY appear by refercncc5to a. petition aud
exhibits herewith filed 4 In the clerkss
office Of the said co,lrt,~on the I'd day ot
80 sTitE CITY OF RICHMOND,
BY IL r. Pollard, City Attorney
-s5'0p ss,.yyALTER cHRIsTIAN, CLERK.
sNov3-1aw-4w
V.IRGINI..-IN THE CHAN CiE. j *
A. COURT OF TIE CITY. OF RICH
AIOND, TIE 18TH DAY OF OcToBal rsss.
HSors d i sam" al us s. cotisel ;ass;ss5;ss,
James r. Gordon and james C;.NYhitlook:
. Executors ,nd Trustees under the VII
The Tie properly l,ercpaffer = Described,
4 whose names arc ,lnknowll; the heirs
and rerso9n! rsprsSsnsatlyesb e az.
VA Mas Z, Mary h Ann cfhlJs, ana iSrta,',;t5
Il Chlds If any such there bel. whose.
Defendants
iIN 5CIIANCEIsY.) M
The object Of this suit are to remove ss
Six inches on tho west side .of !Ilgh,ll
Street. between Main and Cary Streets e.
/ estate Of Samuel S. Cottrell, deceased, anil
10 direct that, james r. Gordon, and
s e undsr w W 81 GHares aS Hoss
deceased, who have contracted to pm
chase said lot, be required to, take tho
same, ut the price ana on the Terms
persons Interest III the subject to be ais,,
posed Of whose ma mes arc ynkno,W s = arg ~
having made olt~persOns defendanls ~
tho gcncral description Of parties, NM
jk lrn and afildavit having been nlade5of
the fact hat the said parties are q g! u,
PARTIES appear here within fifteen days
after the due publication of IL this order.
and do what Is necessary to protect tnel'6
Interest In This suit.
A copy-Teste; III. =
KS Christian & Christian y, q Az
Oct 20-1aW-4Ws
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;JEWELRY..

JUST RECEIVED CHOICE LINE FINE
jewclry, lowest prices: will gladly show
goods 4 you intend buying or not. C-4N
Main. 5s.
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MARY. DID YOU EVER TRY sAUER's
Extracts? Why certainly I have tried
others. but none are as good a.
SAUER'S S. They are perfectly grand
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ALL KINDS OF STOVES REPAIRED,
umbrellas repaired and recovered;
charges reasonable: second hand furn ~
t,lre bought and sold. D. LANDONV,52 $50
West -BrOaQ q. - tt - .!HN. IA $3.50
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JUST AS THEY C ONE WE ASK * OuR
a attention to them. Danish Cloths at
15c..5 iVoles at 13l1sc. S PEMBERTON,i
MH PRICE & co. 55 II IA 9t{4i
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THOUSAND BROWN
leghorn pullets; must be healthy and
cheap. State cash price Grated. I. o. b.
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ANNUAL, MEETING.
NOTICE Is 1IER1a6ft's GIVEN THAT
the next annual meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the Richmond. rrcderick4-
wll be held at Its Office In tho cltyef
Richmond. Va, on Monday, the 2iet
day of November, 1901, ht12 o'clock noon.
vember 14th to November 2lst. 1901. in-i
elusive.
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Tho Atlantic Land & Improvement Co,
Office OF the Secretary.
rlcT5 IS HEREBY GIVEN liar
the regular annual meeting of tho
Improvement Company will be held at
+ the Office OF the Company, In the ely
3 OF Richmond, Va or. Tuesday, The nj
teenth day Of November a. d. 1901 Of
III As II. l.. BORDEN, Secretary
Dated October "a. 1901.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

FOR sALE-BICYCLE8I N4FIRsT-CLAss
Il condition, been ridden only two months.
good as new, to sell reas ona bic. Address
d. II, care this office. Il
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THE CLOSEST SHOPPERS .IlN oW5 WE,
showsFat popular prices just what Is
Il newest and worthiest. P1IiBERTON.
PRICE & CO. * m
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! MISCELLANEOUS.

100 WOOD HEATERS ONLY $l.25 EACH
while thcy}lasts ut BRUCE HARDWARE
Cos No. sos East Niarshaii. Phone
1928. II.
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FOR snLE;-TWc1 s Ety N Il-H "A ND
light Double Trucks ne ~ Single TRUCKS,
new and secondhand Wagons, RICH
tARDSON BROS, G12 Br0ok .AYenue,
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WANTED, "A POSITION BY "A YOUNG
lady stcnographer and bookkeeper; can
furnish Al references. Address j. Is,
this office.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
SOLICITORS & statesmen.

SALESAIAN-WA n TIE D. SALESMAN.
already engaged In travelling, to sell
Linseed OH and Paints as SIDE line in
Virgnias and Southern States; no sam
Piles needed. Address Box. 5o3. Rich
mond. Va. ISL
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PERSONALS

sAUDR's EXTRACTS STOOD THE
q test OF years. @
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FOR SALl3---PoINTERS AND Settlers,
s broke and unbroke. Apply to j. r.
HUTCHINSON, care Model Laundry.
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HELP WAN i ED - elnale.
SITUATION WANTED, Female

ExpERl ENCED LADY a SrENOGRA-s
pler desires position. Address 81 NO
5GRAPHER, Room Col, American Ma
tionu Bank Building city.
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WA NTED, TRAVELLING statesmen
on commission 10 carry line Of specially
shoes; quick sellers; state exact terri
tory covered experience and reference.
Address SPECIALLY SHOE MAKERS,
Baltimore, Md.
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COAL, WOOD AND ICE.

Slab delivered for $3.50 QUARLES q
4 WINGFlELD, Seventeenth aud Wash
iugton. Phone 1883. III 81 sss
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WOOD HETAERS. ALL KINDS; NICE
X one for $1.25 ut BRUCE HARDWARE
DIT CO.'S sos East Marshall. Phone OPS.
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LoST-BUNCH or KEYS tEETM.IN
Main Street Station and City Drug
store. Will finder kindly return same
to Ticket Oilice, Depot
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FOR SALI-.A NO 40 BARlLOCFsTYPE-
writer practically new, for $40 cash. G.
10, care this office.
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NOTICE IS IigREBY GIVEN THAR
% tho regular annual meeting of tie,
i,ine railroad Company viii be ici
H, at the office Of the company, n, the
city Of Richmond. Va, on, TUESDAY.
1901, at Ii o'clock a. NJ. The transfer
books Of the Company Will be closed
from the nth 10 the fifteenth Of No.
vct1iber, both dates Inclusive.
II. Il. BORDEN, Secretary. {,
Dated October 2ith, 1904.
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TUNING TANo sREPAlRINc.

GET OUR ESTIMATE ON MAKING
your OLD plano over as good as new. We
have complete factory. Call phone
29lO. and we Will NAL Ike YOU estimate free,
of cost. FERG USSON BROS, II West
Broad.
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aIT.7 Z 11I7 9I7I-I3s I
TRUNKS.

SpENcE's TRUNK FACTORY. Sis EAST
p Broad Street, wants your trunk and
satchel repairing. E. H. SPENCE. Shoe
and Trunk House. q ri
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.C,ASII-IIALT CORD 3sAWI1D PINE; s2,1155,
oak $500, Hall Splnt fl.5o, beh. Antfra..,
cite, Lump Splint, Flra Gr it. ana
Coke at lowest pricesi - YLllR y
RAN, Linden and Cary, Phone 1870 ilI
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If YOU & WANT FRESH OYS44...S
II p Fish, Poultry and Ga me ca on w. &C.
E GRAY, Glo Z. Marshall i Phone 1916.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ST. & BERNARD DOG.
with light brown body, white face, chest
and feet and white strealt down back ;
answers TO name OF Don" Reward If
returned TO SID Floyd Avenue.
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TRY US ON PRINTING; WE KNOW
h NO cun suit you. TAYLOR &. TAYLOR
TRIMMING CO. QUICK Printers. No. J
Il Gove'.rnr Street.
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SIPS FOR HALF CORD Is! I.N,pRIIlD
4 j, 70. LACY for cheap cook Ing fuel
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LOST OR S,,tYED-BLAC1Sy AND TAN
Shepherd PUPPY about half grown. ke-
ward for return to 617 W. Grace street,
GEO. r. KING.
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eros 81 SECURING Good Advertising al Small Expense Can Do s.
MEETINGS.

- a STATED co afAtTNIGA on
7" ME1'ROPOI.ITANs1. LODGE, No. II.
EIVN ~. i. and AZ. Mnaons, will be held
at the Masonic Temple B'rII1s f'rhursdayJ
Master N1hsoia III good standing arc h..
rited to attend. n q
ByAordersof W. NJ
s. 3. JACOBS, Secretary.
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WANTED, a LIN OTYPI NlACH1N4ur-
operator. WILLIAMS PRINTING Co.,
6 South Tenth Street. Richmond, Va
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WANTED. A THOROUGHLY CONIPE-
tent druggist tregistereD; how long in
business where employed and salary
wanted N, care Box 1877, city.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

LARGE. COMPLETE STOCK or III Rs'r-i
class Buggies. Surveys, Phaetpns, Run
Can and acc them. SAFETY BUGGY
Co. 1909 East Main Street
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GET OUR PRICES 10 ,s$EURNITURE,
sA Stoves. Bedding, etc. before you buy.
o5TRANDER's. 200 & ". Broad.
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WANTED, LADIES AND CENTLEMENs
II 10 inspect gtho fine selected stock OF
Watches. Clocks. ~ ewelery, Diamonds
Solid silver and Plated Ware, 70 be sod
& iewclry cstablishment54to OF u. WElNe
81 STEMS. 1901 Z. Main Stree 'tti5
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| S s4s ROOFING.
TAI; ROOFING PAPER-2-PLY,57 Is CTS
! Il q Roll: 3-ply % cts. a Roll. with ca s
ana s. nj lis, M at Il BRUCE HARD N4ARE
COMPANY, No. sos East Marshall Street.
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The Tee-Dee Money Prize.

The third the ree!Dee Money Contest won a week
Street,
and Qher poenl VIII follow to-
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- f5Ii9E1 "a CE1AS,I q, hAVII1IIEI ESleTh,l n
Il Christian & Christian, p, q
Oct 20-1aW-4W
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HELP WA.NTED-Male.

a GOOD STEADY POSITION 10 THE
right man; one that Is active and hon
est. living In city, good size town or
village; salary Slo per-. week with al "a
yancement give age and address MAN
UF'ACTUn4sR, Z. O. Box II. Nlncen-
town, MI. W
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-12
PANHANDLE GRAVEL
YIELDS ST PER YARD

Tx Alderman Jack Hazlewood will
leave Sumpter shortly tor Eagle
creek, In the Panhandle Of Baker
county, where he and Tom Brown and
Charles Hallford own n valuable
placer mining property. Mr. Halle
wood will repair the bitches aud get
things In shape for active operations
next spring. lie confidently ex-
poets II big cleanup. as the ground is
exceptionally rich, "We have
never found II yard of gravel on our
claims which didn't yield IA dollar, "
said Mr.. Hazlewood 10 IA Miner man
this morning.
The property is on main Eagle
creek. the principal gravel bars
lying ON the slope Of the high divide
between main Eagle and Fast Eagle.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-12
RICH ORE IN !. X. [.
HOLDING With DEPTH

Jane, Cusick, foreman of the .
y, l.. mine, In the Greenhoru dis.
trict, in "A letter To his company :
representatives in this city. stated
that the Iich ore encountered in the
main shaft Is still holding out
wonderfully we'll, aud that ore IL
being sacked for shipment.
On the |. y. l.. nm incline shaft
WAS sunk 10 IA depth of 200 feet aud
drifts extended both ways on the
levels, on tie 100 about 100 feet
aud on the 200 almost 800 feet.
In all these workings the vein showed
"a width of two To four feet of high
grade milling ore, and on the 200
level ore WAS taken out that run as
high as as, 600 per ton.
Benetltina 10y his wide experience
in other mining enterprises, Man
ager Kelly realized the necessity of
attaining depth and economical
work, aud began double compart-
ment shaft. a complete hoisting
plant of 500 feet capacity WAS in
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-12
NORTH POLE BUYS
SOUTH POLE CLAIM

In the court house records, pub
lished In The Miner today, Is a deed
from the South Pole CONSOLIDATED d
Gold Mining company to the Eastern
Oregon Mining company, popuDarly
known as the North Pole, conveying
the Willard, Yankee Jack and Yankee
Jim quatrtz claims. for considera-
ton Of $4,000. This instrument
is dated August I |, but was only fled
yesterday.
Seymour Bell, one Of the large
stock holders In the South Pole COM
pany. said today that he never
heard of the deal before: that Peter
Basche. Ut Baker City. is handling
the proposition, and, Of course. 1t Is
all right. Regarding the
trausac lion the Democrat of this
says:
IL IL understood on good authority
that this transfer Is a mere uatter OF
IA title and the establish
ment OF permanent boundary lines
bet ween the North aud South Pole
properties, so that both companies
can now push operations on new
ground without interference.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-12

+. A. Philbrick returned today
from the Grande Ronde, where he
has been for several weeks past work
ing in conjunction with Messrs.
Cleaver, Davidson and Brown on
that electric belt line proposition.
His task WAS to collect aud compile
statistics relating To the tonnage
which the road will probably handle.
lie has finished that work and will
now remain in Sumpter indefinitely.
A. b. Brown has completed the field
work of the survey aud is now busily
engaged drafting aud estimating. 1t
Is not known when Il. W. Davidson
will return from the east He is
IL meeting with success in floating the
bonds of the company.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-12
ASBESTOS AT Tilt
GOLDEN STAR MINE

DIR. e. B. Mcdaniel, of Baker City,
passed through Sumpter on the
afternoon train, en- route home from
trip to the Golden Star mine. In
the Greenhorns, in which he is
heavily interested. DR.. Mcdaniel
was urgently put forward by his
friends as candidate for mayor of
Baker City. He was compelled to
decline the honor, owing to the
press of professional duties. While
in conversation with a Miner re-
porter at the train this afternoon,
DR.. Mcdaniel automatically re.
fused to talk politics. "l Pm just
trifle afraid OF you Sumpter news.
paper men," be said. yesterday,
while in Snmpter, on my way to
Greenhorn, l met reporter for the
morning paper here. Hello said
he. Hello said 1. Tho converse.
tion thus began and SO ended.
Imagine my surprise this morning
when I saw myself interviewed at
great length in the morning paper.
with whose editor and reporter ex-
perhaps. two or three words.
"Yes, the Golden Star is looking
good. We have accomplished lots
Of work and are in shape to tax,
out fair tonnage of good ore.
Five hundred feet of drifting Is all
In ore.
"We ran across an asbestos de-
posit on the Morning Star group re.
Gently. The fibre IL not very long,
but The deposit is six inches wide,
aud may develop into commercial
value"
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-12
Salt Lake Owner Says He Wishes the Prop
erty We're in Utah Instead
of Oregon.

should not think OF parting with q
for many times what Il will probably
bring up there. The property II
ideally located. There Is veritable
forests OF timber on the grounds,
while there IL water In abundance fol
power, milling. aud other purposes.
The mine has been opened through
three tunnels, l think each one OF
which was run In on the vein. The
location Of the mine IL such that it !,
ut least $500 feet deep without
having TO sink u shaft. The ore Is
In heavy sulphide, but we did not
get the best results In milling,
principally because the mine was too
remote to give it the attention re-
quired In mastering the metallurgy
of the rock. IL will most likely
smelt better than IL will mill, but
that IL u matter that can easily be
determined IL someone gets the mine
that can give II the proper attention.
''Before closing down Mr.. Keith
aud l spent IA great deal OF money In
developing aud equipping the prop
6rty, but some of our neighbors
undertook to hold us up because in
one instance we crossed II claim
with n piece of road aud In another
because We wanted dump room for
one Of the tunnels. These and
other matters, that more directly
concerned the various owners, de.
cided us 10 close down. But the
mine IL good ore, aud | only wish
Ii were located here In Utah.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-12

stalled and when the raise from the
drift from the 200 level of the old
incline shaft had been completed
deep sinking was resumed.
The new shaft had gone hardly
thirty feet further when 1t entered
ore and in few feet had opened two
feet of the average value of 1928 per
ton. The ore body has widened TO
four feet, the new ore coming in
averaging s6O per ton. The shaft
will be continued to the 800 level,
when the ore body will be fully ex-
plored. Portland Telegram.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-12
ELECTRIC POWER
FOR GRffNHORN

II has been rumored more or les,
during the summon that an electric
power plant was to be established In
Greenhorn City, but IL remained for
the announcement to be made yester-
day by G. II. Aldrin, the promoter,
that all arrangements had already
been completed for the construction
in the early spring of water power
electric plant at the Greenhorn, with
u capacity of 80 horse power, to dis
tributed among the mines which have
already made application for power.
The water power machinery will be
erected about eight miles from Green
horp. A heavy wire will be run
from there to Greenhorn CITY where
the main power house and distribu-
ting plant will be situated.
The establishment of this plan
means the reduction In operating eX-
penses of the mines of nearly fifty
per cent, as in that camp fuel has
been quite expensive.
The enterprise Is backed by well
known local aud eastern capitalists.
-Democrat.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-12
A. J. IRlMBlt AND his
SIBERIAN CONCESSIONS

Graphite will In alI probability be
mined In siberia the coming year on
a considerable scale. 4, j. Trimblc.
Que uf the prominent stockholders In
the Northwest company, passed
through the city yesterday Ia Seattle,
where hc has been called In con
n.ctiun with the closing operations
for the season. lie ttnted thnt the
graphite deposit found 10y the com.
pauy would be- thoroughly tested this
winter, ns several hundred tons had
hceu ordered brought ont on the last
steamer. for exhaustive ANALYSIS
Should this test prove that the
graphite IL what IL seems to lie, aud
us indicated by preliminary eNamina.
tiuus. work on the deposit next year
viii he on scale insuring the out
pat az many toms,
Mr. rrimble's company IL II com
mercial aud industrial organization,
handling IA transportation line from
seattle, operating fish packing
estahli .hmeuts, aud prospecting IN
the Siberian coast. where concessions
have been obtained for mineral. This
il the second year that IL has been
active. but the results Of operations
have been satisfactory and there u IA
prospect of bringing out important
mineral districts.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-12

That q deal IL on for the sale OF
La Bellevue mine, fourteen miles
northwest Of Sumpter. IL practically y
confirmed by J. r.. BAN berger, Of
Salt Lake, who with David Keith, Of
the same city. control tho property.
An exclusive news item WAS recently
published In The Miner. announcing
that negotiations were pending be.
tween J. u. Parker, the liaker City
banker, n minority owner Ut La
bellevue. and Il representative Of mn
eastern syndicate, for an outright
purchase Of the property, which is
one Of the best known In the
Sumpter gold fields. II IL said that
not less than $500, 900 worth 0f ore
that will carry from 80 to $40 In
gold aud from fourteen To twenty
ounces In silvo" per ton are In
sight aud blocked out
A reporter for the Salt Lake
Herald called upon the controllers
ot In Boiiveuo for veritcation of
The Miners story.
"Whils have heard nothing
directly on the subject" said Mr..
Bam berger 10 tho Salt Lake reporter,
~ presume that the news IL correct.
Mr.. Parker was here two or three
months ago and hc knows under what
terms WI are willing to surrender
our interests. The property is one of
exceeding merit aud IL 10 were
located here. where Mr.. Keith and |
could give II our attention, we
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-12

For tour years MIR. Trimble
operated In the Sumpter district Of
this state, where he has the Annalulu
mining property. Prior to that time
he WAS In the Mesabe range,
Michigan. -- Portland Journal