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GLENDALE NEWS
j Tony Kuntz. Mrs. Olsoa reports a
tiresome Journey,
The Copper Queen .quartz ledge
on Grove CrecU; near the Light
mines, has made a banner run this
winter and Is still very busy. They
employ a crew of miners and gold
bearing quartz In large quantities
are being milled dally. This Is only
one of many such propositions on
Grove crock and all are being work
ed to their limit this season. ' The
second In Importance Is the Colum
bia placer initio. Tills mine Is well
known and It Is making a hlKhor
record than ever this season. The
superintendent Ib Crook Eberlo, who
baa been In charge for a long time.
Mr. Kberlo thinks this 'nine is gain
ing in value and productiveness ev
ery day and he is certain of its
value as a gold producer.
The Green Back mine was sold
last full ami at present it is await
ing the arr'.'7al of the owners when,
with many added Improvements, the
work will uogln on a large busls.
The Van Hunk mine, near Ro
land, Is actively worked. The sup
erintendent is Henry Miller, who has
been In charge for a number of
years. Mr. Miller says this mine ii
always a paying mine and this sea
son 1b no exceptior.
Tho Kale Coruor nilno,- below
Loland on Grave Creek, has mndo
an unusual record and still It is very
busy, with prosperity assured and
plenty of gold In nigh.
l)r. Win. Hlalock, of tho Illalock
mines, Is In this city today.
J. U. Throne, Paul Ludwlg and
Bort Hart all of Anchor Valley, re
turned from UiMeburg Inst night.
Thoy had been on business with the
II. 8. land office, when llio Hart
brothers and Mr. Ludwlg wero prov
ing up on their homoHteads and Mr.
Throno was one of the witnesses.
Settlers In Anchor valloy have val
uable holdings In timber, ag well as
rino agricultural land, with a gold
nilno on sevornl of their claims, tho
future of that valley Is assured. Only
a short time will ellipse before we
will see a nlco little town tin upper
Cow creek.
Win. L. Colvlg, of Medford, spent
to days in this city limt week In the
employ of the C. & O. l'owor Co.
Mrs. Ann llrnnlmm, of Coyote
erook, was a city visitor on Satur
day. K. H. Uedfleld left for an extend
ed eastern trip last week.
C. A. Shephord, of Wonder, Ore.,
will bo employed at tho Lystul mill.
Mrs. Carl Olson roturnod from
Grand Haplds, Wis., where she was
willed to her parental homo on ac
count of tho death of hor brother,
NOTICE VOn MILS.
Sealed proposals will be received'
by the undersigned at his office In
the city of Hoseburg, Orogon, up to
Monday at 6 p. m., April 3, 1916, for
tho 'building of a concrote floor and
otherwise repairing tho City Hall
in accordanco with tho plans and
specifications therefor now on file in
my office.
All bids must be accompanied by
a certified check for 5 per cent ot
the amount bid and the successful
bidder will be required to give a
bond of soino reliable surety com
pany for the full amount of tho con
tract. Tho Council hereby reserves tho
right to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Common Council.
Dated March 28, 1910.
R. L. WHIPPLE,
Recorder of the City of Roscburg,
Oregon. 405-al
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Tho generally reported scarcity of
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Millions of pairs of shoes for the
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Knnpsucks, saddles, harnesses nnd
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und a gunufal Increase In equipment
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Munitions plunts have called for
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Autos havo also made great and
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Leather Is u by-product. The sup
ply cannot bo Increased at will as
crops and metals aro, but Is depend
ent on the lildo supply; and cattle
aro not killed, primarily, for their
hides.
Tho latest census reports show
that the cattlo population has de
creased 20 per cent In tho Inst ten
years, nnd tho population hus In-
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