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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1899)
ipxlnbltlliii l '' ""'Of r.xenairgo may lie foutiil a inagnlilcciit Iiiiiui'm tlx coppttr oro iiikcii mini (i.ily t'reok group of initios, fil ly livrill) limn. i niiirn win ' II a I. I. . . j . . I . .,. , imi'Ii is wen noi '.ii iiiuiiiuiuiinu 1 .... -I...I I I. ...J 'VI.. (rv"1' ill lei uni.n. in iiiiiii-n. i im rm which this oro whh taken in IL'l)l Will" Willi II Vlllll (l( thin X- m-ly rich nio runnfng through It ii.l one-half feet thick. 1 Ik pro -i.i. ...... i .. i i.... i in ... . ii- .1... 'I' ...... .ll I I .li. ...tk-t.u ilM 10 mij ni;viu. mnuihiiru vwiin ll'Ht. noil ThlHV it i . i .i (, rilV roillirn mi" .liiuiuil lliu i .huh .il the "I'l hrldiro tnla'ii out ... . 117.... ft .1 . il r -. fl.Titl.'MI ui inu uiniiii; ;iimmi(Mi ui ! im rl iuul I III HIP I 1 1 tit tint if. i i ........ It I. I ril Hlln in- w mimmi t v nnn i,t an (iiinuiu ('i)iuim(Mi inr wonio fivn to pIoMtriiwiM. Tim old We Itaoili, tlic Mnr-: ! (Ii'i'ftrnii iliii&nll'nlil . I hi; had plenty of nkrvk. I Us Maker Wilhout'Jlcgrets. hiH llCIld tllU IIOOKO tllljllHtCil, (Hill lit 10:50, in thi( twinkle of mi evil, Claude lirantofi shot down through ii five-foot drop tni). D. Harris and Hcarbroiigh worn promptly lit his Hide, mid at 1 1 :0.") Iki wiim pronounced dead, cut down, and laid in his eoflln. Tlio black cap was removed, his neck which had I boon J 1 1 h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y broken in tin. drop wih pushed buck uii'lur IiIh collar, liin tonguo which was slightly protruding pushed into IiIh mouth, IiIh Jiiwh wore doted, and IiIh hair smoothed hack in place. This ended tho growsomo spectacle, Hie first of the kind in tlio history of Jiii no county. The body as hooii an possible was turned over to JJranlon'H parents and brother wlio caused tho same to bo in terred in the Camp Crook oemoterv. I .. . nx I. nil! vc.'irM ni'O hi nrliicln ..I . M.il ..I.I I .1 ..riminii wilii H ill. IB mi. iiijiii iiu; III' IL PIl'MI... titi ttn .lllll.ll . I l.M II.. Ullll.l (.. , l,J. . Clatulu Ilranton, wlio inurtlcrtjd John A. Linn.n well known stock .raiser of i Kastorn Oregon, on the ni-;ht of Juno 15, IHW, t Ishum's corral, Hiricndoi'od up his lifo at tho end of tho hangman's , rope in Ihejailyaid at Kugono at 10:50 I o'clock, Friday, Muy ,1!, 1HU8, as pro j (imbed by law. New Firm Cumming & Sehr. AH Ai'out You. . .. i i.. ...ii . 1. 1.. .....i .. . f.i Cinun, nun win mi iiiiv iiimmiJii ill' il,. iiU hniibclf capable of with in inability to supply him with Hi ni iiin'iL, in mm i u , whh nun j i nu exeuuiiuu, tinner tliu piiDorin- .....I .....I. ll.ll.la...!. v......... . .1 ... I '.. r.1 tit ... ... ..... nnKiM'iiui-11 nun ....iiiiun. .I'iBi'ii kuieiuoey oi Oliuriu w. Vi , WtlliurH. lure (hut pupui' ot a KliinpRu of unnihtml by IiIh very ablo deputy, il. J. rill "'HIV. ii-iv niuiiriiny iiiiiriiiiii- 1 imv. W.lrt u comn elu Kiieeii..- -nirv i r.. . A .. . u I'nay u'lii.rii ill. iriii.H 11 i u'.. , mil I....I .. .... v..i .. I.. 1....1 ..1. . ... 1 lm Rit 011 tho lirantu I'iikh ' everyone proi-ent felt confident that no Illicit would occur, ami their confidence wjh not diiiplaced. A laryo crowd had gathered in ICu t'ciu , Jmt upon the whole not ho luro an one would iniairine would pitlicr upon an occitriion of that kind, ucpt'Cially the fimt occaHiyii of tlie kind in tho county.. Claude ifrnuloit'fi uleep wag jioaceful r.. t .. I . Iltlk tiliflit Kjiflr.. II... iinll,.i. .....I t.r. hi UiMirit.il acoident .S'aturday at xtonv at bin i.mial tinio, but partook of re k can von. wni taken' throiiKh i 110 bieakfast. Ho wan druaied (tin t t t. I 1. 1, ...I. ...I. ...III... I..... .. !!.... I 1. 1. ...I. i,n I v III irlllll n IOl'.'II Oil MM way "" nun n wn i-uiuu nun innKK. li.-mc at Lfbauon. TherarH were . " "t h of paii.iux pinneil to . . .. I . I I. I IIim Iti.w.l .f l.lu ....at ll' il i , i , , , i , , , i , 1 1 mil. 11 iiii l;i iiiii;. i i - - . . ii ..f iiieuiberH nf tho L'nilwl Al:3U hlri mother, f-ither, brother and siiiler were admitted to his pretence and thu final farewell was upuken. 'Then his spiritual advisers, Itevs. l'allortou and llandnakcr, were ushered ; into hi presence to administer to him ' ...I. .1 i.i ..: ...... ...1... n.... ....... h i i n u i . . ..... . ...... ......... ... i.Miirun i . . around will, n view of mulcing " 7 T T TK a U.clr future home. Mr. Itilev , ,M" " "" ....- Iilmcclf well pleased with Ore-! -tu',u":, uj. ITI1HH1 UI lM Illlll IVI" IIIUIIlim Ullll Jn'i-i-k'H othor railnmit inun from liiirn u urn i ti tt I I tttti I ii tifi lot olfk tin Ii lirnflinr twitirir fitii j i i lit i u nnrin Invitations had boon issued by Sliorlll" Withers very sparingly, the .Sherlirs of Drtnjoii, tho doctors of I.anu county, HUS'ontl chiefs of police, twelve jurors and the newspaper men of tho county were iuvilod. About 00 were present and they were all within tho enelosuiu which sur rounded the jail door and tho wust side of the jail where tho seallold had been orected, liy 10 o'clock, tho time of exe cution being sot between tho hours of 10 a. in. and - p. in. At IU: lOShuriir Withers mounted tho "well nlcased" with Oreuon this l . . . . . .. ... i liclliI the riMl rif bin il.tVH luire. In., in. tin. Iln. .mi. ii.u f.l tin. rimrn. ii - ...i... i i... ;.. If. ut l.'i-l.ln.. unit ithiriliiui llf (I .. ... ill. n. t iLiivruiiiiiTi. i in i . ... .. .. . .. .. .. . r. . I iiicii speaK in nrn so o mo r en- . , . , ...i :.. . 1 1 1 u..,. ii III iki. I iwiiimiiiul iivnrl't il ' 111 It I llf'tllflll V1M ' .... IllllCtlt 11 1 ill iivilrlia i.iiii.i iiiirn inn ll ih Hiiiiiiiui. V T. lr Lcctuve. " I'm iiiu iv. l;. i . u. iitiiin(i hi 111 f I tit I n iiiii-iin n 1 1 tri. mn iiiiihi Cari4r It. mi inirnik.t iiiithiiHhiHf li U'lltlll llllllllllJ ll'lllll-.. ItlfllW Ullll ( rk' III tifltitliti vllhia IiikIiiik Uitlltwil Will Lf i Vti ll I f li tint Imncflt. fif ii I'dVuI yeurHof lianl knoekH in tho print- rn Hoiuutliln nutt earn motnutlmi tiiiiuiii,ii, im ll uiiiiuriiuj ffMlH 1 -t.l! ' -iJ (flit 1IIW. II. ....,.. ,.,,v I...I1......1 ........ rw t i.i.i.. tn i i ik - I'.nrifi f ii ,i i nnu wiiii ii ii u t nun iitiiii iiiu nnur ivn f im finiiic HYC.illni.t I. I.. .1.1.. It.... .A "iviii, tiuiiv in nun uiiut yr CV. (V H IT nn.n.mWtM.. Iwiltl l. j "jfwrvim in un u luiiiimuiu nuu- .Miuy viHuorH i rot ii Hiirroiuuiln Worn hfiieuMi .....1 i. ..,..1 !.. i... I'liinuiii uifvt (IrjnfniUtl III VIIU inn ji.:fuiu Hill iju u . ni. .r .1 i... .. n .i i ti. i.. .. ... 't. . . ""inniii (in mi lllU'lll IIB lllUDt iwiiiinim Niiui wervicn ii tin i Wi0 ni'lllir.wl A ll.!., systematic inaunor. ilo then went quickly to thojHil and at 10: 15, Ilran ton accompanied by .Sherill' Withers on one side and Deputy Shoriir Day on tho other, witli Deputy Andrews in tho rear, tho Itovs. I'atterson and Iland saker precedinj;, stepjicd fiom the jail into the inclosure, and turned into tho narrow allov. As they turned the cor ner Ilranton glanced at the scatlold, (but not onco did ho show tho loast sijjn of excitement of nervousness. Ilo mounted tho scailbld without assistance. Ilo glanced around, apparently seokinp Homethini,'. As IiIh oyos sought tho northeast conior of tho onelosure, they restod for an inslant upon the box con taining tho coffin, and ttien ho stepped upon thoHcafiold with tho samccold in dill'orenco to his situation as that ex hibited during his trial. Whon asked if ho had unythinK to say ho icplicd. "I IIAVlvNT MUCH TO SAY I IMtA Y TO t.OD I'lIAT NO ONK WILL HUN MY FOLKS DOWN OX AC COUNT OF THIS. THKY AltU IN NOCKNT. 1 HOPE l'KOI'J.K WII.I. IJCAHN A LKSSON KKO.M THIS AND TRKAD'IN THIS UIOHT PATH. I ?HAY TO J0I) KOIt YOUR SYM I'ATIIIICS I 'OK MYSKI.F AND FAMILY. 1 HOl'B TO MKHT YOU ALL IN Till? OTIIF.R WORLD. 1 ASIC THIS FOR JF.SUS SAICK. A"MKN." Ilranton mado "this speech in tho Hiitno tono, with tho samo oxpression as that which played across his countenance on that eventful day whon ho sat in tho witness box in tho Sowdcd courtroom and described tho iuiio at-Islmin's corral how ho looked iroiiKh tho old man.'a ribs and saw his liUrt burn ! The black cap was then slipped over J. M. Howo of Hugono flrovu In last Monday. alt Cochran made u visit to Uuoni! this week. Jim White came in from tho mines last Hunday. Hev. Copple returned to Fugono last Monday morning. IWeiw K. H. McA lister arrived from Kiii;ene last Friday. I Mrs. Hunt of Wildwoodwasa visitor to Cottage Urovo this week. Miss Daisy Thomas was an arrival on Wednesday afternoon's local. j Mrs. Dr. Woodcock of Drain passed Ihorufjh on route homo on last Wednes day's local. ( Herbert Leijjli after a two and one j half monih'ii visit to IJaslern lio.iiif re I turned li'imio last Sunday. ' Al KINip. returned from tho lioliemia minuM lant Friday. AI has been" suiflor- iiiK' with an attack of rheumatislii. W. II. Kearney a SjKJkane, Wash., niininp man was in t6wn this week. He lias beconio interested In tho Uohemia mines. Mrs. L. Finncrty left early this week for an extended visit with relatives at i Grant, Illinois, going over tho Southern Pacific. Henry Harney from Iowa was bore thi week the guest of his old frielid Joo linker. Mr. Harney contemplates lo eating in Oregon. Mysdames Habb and Stowoll of F.u gone arrived on Tuesdav's local to nt- tond tho W. C. T. U. convention how 'in bession in this city. Deputy .Sheriff Day of Fugono was an arrival on Saturday afternoon's local. Henry ha many frienils hero who wore glad to sco him. I'rofoesor Orion of tho public schools of Kimono arrived Saturday afternoon in attendance upon tho Cottage Grove public i-clinol oxercibes. I. N. Dresser, of Lynx Hollow, who has been suirorinj; with inllamatory rheumatism for several months was in town Wednesday, and is slightly im proved. Captain Sachs, of F.ugene, Inventor of the woll known hammerless gun. stopped ofl'in Cottage Grove last Sun day on his return from a trip to San Francisco. Miss Charlottio White ono of Lane county's successful -teachers, and who has been a teacher in the Cottage Grove public schools, returned to hor homo at Fugeno on Sunday morning's local. Ur.T. Lea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lea of this city arrived up from Cor vallis last Friday. Mr. Lea is uow act io,: !s military instructor at tho Ag ricultural college. Miss KatioUuuk,ono of Lane'county'a prominent teachers, and well identified with tho Cottage Grovo schools loft Tuesday morning for a short visit in Eugene, Misi Runk will shortly begin a Hummer school at Lorauo. Miss Pearl Hunter ono of tho very efileiont teachers under Professor Holland in tho Cottage Grovo public schools left last Thuinday for hor home at Staytou. Miss Hunter has many frionds heio who will regret her de parture James Lylo, nophew of R. S. Piper, who spout last year hero, going Kast to his old homo last fall, leturned Friday. Anions thu important cities lie visited while on routo back to Oregon may bo mentioned Kansas City, Omaha, St. Louis, and San Francisco. Professor and Mrs. 11. F. Mulkoy of Monmouth arrived in Cottago Grovo Saturday afternoon to attend tho public school exorcises. Professor Mulkoy holds tho chair of science in tho Mon mouth collego and is spokon of as ono of Oregon's ablest "educators. Thoy re turned homo .on, Mmyluy ., morning's local. We arc now fairly established and are adding largely to the al ready well selected stock of general ; merchandise, formerly carried by Gumming & Huston, with which they built up such an extensive trade. The new firm will use every en deavor to merit a share of the pub lic patronage. All of our goods will be of the very finest on the market and will be sold at the very lowest living prices. CUVVHING & SEhR. C. M. Hkndkkuk, E. J. Patterson, J. A. Frykr. The Fashion Stables. G. AI- Hcrjderer &G Prop. I First-Class Proprietors of the Bohemia -and- Black Butte Stage Lines. Reasonadle Prices Turnouts, Double or Single. Cottage Grove, Oregon. S Shoe , Economy Is not I'DjillB thoiltly Shoes.! We now ta e n ITU. 1 STOCK of the 1 ' BEST S0ES. A New '"' "'-r .i , Dry uoodj and lIciiii'iiMay mill , llurklioliler. i fJ F. B. PHILLIPS DRALKR JN HEAVY and SHELF unnw, i' Stoves and Tinware: Hardware Stindries; Carpenters Tools; Gar den Tosls, and Miner's Supplies. X The Best Line of Agriculture Implements in City, Including the Celebrated ::: Stoughton Wagon:: the Mccormick binders and MOWERS, GARDEN CITY PLOWS, ETC. Headquarters for Plumbing, Tin and Sheet Iron work. 1 B. PHILLIPS. Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS, -DEALERS IN- Groceries, Flour and Feed. ' All kinds of Produce bought at the highest market values. Call and get acquainted with us. We shall be pleased at all times to quote you prices upon all lines handled by us, whether you buy or not. Our stock is new, neat and clean and having had years of experience in business, we assure you the very best goods the market affords, and the lowest possible prices Remember the place: Phillips' old stand, Cottage Grove Oregon. NOTICE. I am directed to collect all unpaid poll tax according to see 2835 Hills code which reads as follows: "Tho assessor shall requiro ovory por- son to pay his poll taxes of every kind at tho time of assessing tho same, and in default of such payment tho assessor shall immediately give to tho slierifT a list of such poll taxes and the sheriff shall immediately collect tho samo. Also sco Sco 2834 and'ifho cannot And personal proporty out of which to mako the samo shall demand such tax from any person who may Do niuooieu 10 such tax pavor and shall collect tlio samo." Dated this 14th day of April 1899. D. P. Buktox, County Assessor,