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MEDFORD, JAOKSdMGQtJNtY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1895.
VOL. VII.
NO. 39i
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
The riazamas Who They Are.
Encampment Notes.
They Will Have to Disgorge.
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"W. J- BENNET,
f ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT.
Plans, Specifications and Details. Perspec
tive Drawings and Blueprints. Ventilation and
Drainage a Specialty.
HaJey Block, - - Medford. Oregon.
"WHITE & JEFFREY,
G. W. White. J. A. Jeffrey.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Medford, Oregon.
Will practice in all the courts of the state. ,
Soecial attention given to all kinds of convey- :
ancing. Notary work and collections at reas-1
enable rates and remittances promptly made. ;
Mining law a specialty. Office on Seventh
street, opposite Opera House. !
ST ' i
R0WELL & PARKER,
W. S. CrowelL V. il. Parker.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OSce in Hamlin Block. Medford, Or.
f,VV. B- OFFICER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Eagle Point. Oregon.
Offlce Inlow residence.
KIRCHGESSNER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Medford, Otegon.
Onlce McAndrewi Block, Seventh sts.
FRANCIS FITCH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Medford. Ore.
Will practice ta all courts of state or V. S
Jm H. WHITMAN.
ABSTRACTOR AND ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
Office in bank buUdine. Medford. Or
Have the most complete and reliable abstracts
of title in Jactson county.
JJAMMOND & VAWTER,
iystin S. Hammond. Wm. I. Vawter.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office l.O. O. F. building.
Medford, Or
JT B. PICKEL,
PHYSICIAN
AND SCKGKON".
Medford. Or
Sce: Haj-kin Bloci.
J. B. WAIT,
PHYSICIAN AND SCKGEON,
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OSce iu Childers' Block.
Medford, Or j
P. GEARY,
PHYSICIAN AND 5 IT KG EON,
OSce Hask:n.-s B'.oci
Medford. Or
J)R. O. F. DEMORE3T,
RESIDENT DENTIST.
Kikes a specialty of first-class work at reason
able rates.
Office in Opera House.
Medford, Or.
-QDGERS & HALL,
DENTISTS.
. Have permanently located in Metlf ord for the
' D'actice of dentist rv. From a continued prac
tice of over 14 years, we are prepared to guaran
tse entire satCsfaction.
. Give as a call. Over The Piilai-e.
Butler &
Green, . .
PAINTERS,
Paperhangers . Decorators
5pecial Attention
Given to Frescoing: and Panel
Papering . . .
Office Fitting
Jg) Is one of our special lines the
"5Ti" quality of our work is proven
'.seJ its oe1'1!' and taste.
House Painting d Signwriting.
PALACE
Tonsorial...
Isaacs & Snyder, Prop's.
rShavingr, Haircuttin, bh.impoo-
ino- and Beards Dyed. All work
first-class or we will refund the
' price.
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HOT AND COLD BATHS.
Aent for Salem Steam Laundry.
Seventh Street, opposite Postofflce.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
FLOUR HjiD FEED STORE.
At the old stand on Seventh Street.
FLOUR WHEAT, o
AND BARLEY
Whole or chopped. Corn, Potatoes and Beans,
ALSO BALED HAY FCB SALE.
Cash paid for Eggs, or taken In exchange.
J. R. ERFORD, Proprietor.
Medford, Oregon.
If You Wish for
Something Useful
And ornamental in your kitchen call
around and sret one of our
SUPERIOR
STEEL RANGES
Fitted up with Aluminum ware.
are beauties .
Before going to tho mountains don't forget to lay in
a supply of fishing tackle. He sure and get one of
our bieechloadcrs also, and you can have all the
game you want.
Peaches are ripe. We have plenty of fruit cans for
. preserving them. Our lino of mixed paints, oils
) whitelead and window glass is complete
J. BEEK & CO.
Importers and Dealers in
General Hardware
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I came to town this week, and
right here and sell
Ml CUPS and GENTS' FURHISH1H&S
If my goods are not correct in uality and price you
will not want them. I would like you to give me an
opportunity to prove that they are what you have
been looking for. You will find me in the Me
Andrews block, East Seventh street. Medford ....
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and Tol
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in the citv. . .
Those wishing prices on a larire hill of uootis will
ilo well to call on u our prices cannot he heat
in the valley.
Hotel block. MEPFOUD. OUKCiON"
IIHIIEM
We carry a complete stock of the celebrated Mitchell farm
and spring wagons, Corvallis buggies, buckboards, carts, etc.
"We also have a large stock of Case and Canton single and
gang plows, Jisseii arm
Gale chilled plows. Case
steel frame lever harrow.
Iiarb wire, bale ties, etc.
Call and see us and we
will give you fair deal
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Prescriptions
Main Street,
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THE MORTAR
DfUG STOfE,
;. II. IIASKINS, rrop'r.
Has anything in thc linc
Pure Dings, Patent
Slal ioncry ,
or
Medicines, Itooks
PAINTS and OIT.S,
Tohaccoes. Cigars, Perfumery, Toilet Articles and
Kvrrvtliiug that is carried in a first
class DKl'G STORK
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Medford Oregon.
Last week we mentioned tho organi
zation of a Ma.ania club in Medford,
but we did not go into details as to
who the Mazamas are and what their
purpose is.
The Mazauiais a mountain coat, but
those of that name with which we have
to deal at this time aro not goats, but
being mountain climbers tliey have
taken the mountain climbing goat's
name. Tho objects of tho club aro
various. Prominent among them, as
we understand, are to make famous,
tho world over, tho Cascade mountain
range, and upon this occasion more
particularly one of tho greatest won
ders of the world Crater lake to
have a summer outing, a good time
and seo tho greatest 6cenery the whole
coast affords.
Il is expected that from 500 to 10(H)
people will join the club at points in
Washington and Northern Oregon and
visit the lake in a body. At the lake,
when all have congregated, a few
week's session of various amusements
and business will be had. These peo
ple will require hotel accommodations
at th point where they leave the rail
road aud team hire to carry their
camping outfits and themselves' to the
lake.
Some time ago mention was made in
The Mail of a letter addressed to
Postmaster Howard, signed bv W. G.
Steel, presldeut of the "Mazamas,"' of
Portland, making inquiries regarding
tho feasibility of the Mazaraa club
visiting Crater Kike next summer. Mr
Steel closes his letter by saying that if
thought advisable he would come to
Medford and look the grounds over.
Accordingly Mr. 5tol came to Med
ford: he passed right on, however, and
stopped at Ashland, where he succeed
ed in organizing a Crater lake club.
He was met by Mr. Howard, of this
city, iu Ashland and by him induced to
stop in Medford and talk the matter
over with our people. As a result of
his visit a elub was organized in this
city, aud Mr. Steel seemed well pleased
with the outlook.
e notice that the Ashland papers
in noting the organization of a club m
that citv give out that Ashland is
"plainlv the Kint of departure for th
lake." '
In view of the fact that these iK-opl
j will in all probability visit Crater lake
the coining iutnmer, few figures re
J yarding the liest "point of departure
for the lake.' will be of interest. In
j the higinning let us quote Mr. Steel's
ow language from his report of
'Crater lake, in "Ilesourees of Southern
Oregon." published by the Southern
; Oregon State Board of Agriculture,
j In locating Crater lake Mr. Steel says.
It is situated in the northwest portion of
Klamath county. Orrfc-on. twenty-two miles
wrM of Kurt Klamath, and altoul eighty miles
northpaM ot Medford. which Is the hrst point lo
leave the Orvcon Si California railroad. The
Jacksonrille and Fort Klamath military
roaJ parses the lake within throe miles, and
the road to the very walls of it is an exception
ally good one for a mountainous country."
The abovr statement was made ly Mr. Steel in
his reiMvts of the soundtiiKs of the lake
made by himself and a numoer ot other during
the -uu;airr of lvi. j
The distance to ("raler lake frxttu Ashland hy
the tead Indlnn road is about liw miles. The
d:-tnce by Fori Klamath is as follows: Ah
land to Klamath hails, IK miles: Klamath Fall
lo Fort Kiamath.ST miles: l-'ort Klamath to
Crater lake road. 21 miles: frum there to the
lake it is about two miles, maku.c a total of i'Si
miles. The exact distance from the court
house in Jacksonville to Crater hike IsTS miles,
and from Medford il is four miles nearer. Pros
peel postortlce is wllhin twenty mile.- of the
lake and the entire rountry on this side of the
mountain Is settled lo wllhin dfteen miles of
the lake.
The scenery alon the toate from Medford
cuunot be excelled for grandeur. The road
follows Kogue river for a lone diklMce. Flounce
rock, one of the many wonder OMrture. is
passed early in the I rip. Tho faaMttt RoUe
river falls. Castle creek caujaa, wllk HsJ woo
derous lowering rock. tnlm pM
timber belt are all on UiierOote. TwStactlllti s
for camping are unsTyfwd. A'tt fti'h
Il is hardly probable that M 'm-. JPX: people
wishing to vlsll Crater lake would eafo to tra
vel the extra distauee from Ashlond to Med
ford even should they choose the Itogue river
route.
There is no reason why Ashland should be a
preferable place of departure, even If distance
should cut no tisure at all. And. as far as dis
tance to the lukc goes. Ashland has no show
for argument whatever.
It has been suggested that perhaps these
tourists would like to gu to the lake one way
and return Uie other. This might be their idea
and it would perhaps be a good one. but when
Medford is given the cold shake altogether and
Ashland designated as TH K point of departure,
this paper, in Justice to its townspeople, enters
a protest.
Bits of Local Railway News.
Among the freight
week was ;"i!XMI pound:
Luiiisden t lSurlin. the 1;
receipts
1 of soap,
rovers.
this
for
Lumber
ground for
form. The
too soon .
has been placed oil
repairing the dejiot
repairs are not coining
the
That till! pine tree which stood by
the shortline depot has been cut down.
The commissioners thought there was
danger of it's falling 011 the depot.
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The locomotive which pulled No. 1"
Saturday morning met with an accident
in some way after leaving Ashland and
another had to be taken from C runts
Pass to take No. 1.1 to Kose.burg.
Here Are Four Bargains.
Kighty acres of timber land: seven
miles from railroad, for $iiOI.
A house and t wo lots in this cit v for
S'JTo.
Twenty acres partly improved fruit
land one mile from railroad station,
$.1.10.
(Jood house and lot in Medford in
good location, $800.
Inquire at Mail office.
The fourth annual encamninent of
the Old Soldiers and Sailors, at Ash
land, last week was indeed one of the
best ever held in this end of tho state.
Tho old vets all report a good time.
Ashland was again chosen as the
place for holding the reunion noxtyear.
M. S. Damon, of this city, was chosen
commander of the reunion associates
for tho coming year.
Henry Vogen, W. K. Davis and P.
Easter composed the battery who made
tho old cannon roar.
Mrs. W. K. Davis, of Medford. was
chosen quartermaster for the coming
year. This is the first lime such honors
have been bestowed upon a lady.
Miss Ethel Gregory, of Ashland, fired
the sunset gun on Thursday evening.
It is not every young lady who has the
ncrvn to shoot a full grown cannon.
There were fifty tents at the grounds
and they made quite a unique city.
The tents were all filled to their fullest
fullness and soldiers still kicking for
admission.
Real Estate Transfers.
Mary llanley , formerly Mary Love to Ella
II anley.an undivided S pari in and lo
the e S of the nw andse!of w y
seo 12 tp 3ir 3 w. Subject lo mort
gage of fl.'iO t
Spencer Chlldera. Jr., to Urrlha S Bar
num. properly in Medford
D F Adkins lo Carrie L Johnson, prop
erly In Medford
W H Parker to Chas E Wolverton 13 32-
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100 acres. Medford 233)
Alexander Young to J J Walls, the undl
vlded Interest in and to SO acres In
Evans creek district, sec Kip 35 s 3 w
Latham Garrett to K K Sutton, land in
sec S tp 38 a r I e
K K Sutton to Margaret J Knglc. 8 10
acres sec 8 Ip 39 s r I c
Chas Nickell to Janet Shone, lots 1 and 3
blk J. Medford
E F Dcllond lo Leonard Fisher, 40 acres
Sec 10 tp 40 s r 1 w
Mam F J Hoist to Victor Fink, 80 acres
sec 17 tp 37 r 1 w
J Jay Sullivan lo James Kraden. The un
divided S interest in the Chubey mine.
Hlackwell mining district;
A J Hamlin lo Julia Miles undivided S
interest In lots S aod 3 blk JO. Medford.
Sheriff of Jackson eountv. S Patterson to
K I Hoyle. kits lo.l7 and IS blk -17. Med
ford
Ashland Collegale Institute to Ashland
Stale Normal school, college property
in Ashland " $
Oscar tiainard lo Lucinda Gainard. land
in Ashland
Gro H Andrews 10 Nils Ahlsirom, laud in
railroad add to Ashland
3J0
10
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150
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Same lo Same, lol SO blk E railroad add
lo Ashland
C E Nioegar to Nils Ahlsirom. lots (Sand
ll'hlk K railroad add 10 Ashland .
Oregon Trans Continental Co to J T Wal
lace, lot IV blk W railroad add lo Ash
iand
J J Hourk to t Watnard. I Rl 100 acres al
so right of way for mill race in Ashland
sec l.S tp 3ft r r 3 w .
Uennett Million to Oscar Uainard. S acres
la Ashlasd
Same to I.ucinda Gainard. quit claim
d-ed to s acies In Ashland
Maria K J llolsl to Victor Fink. Hi acres
seci;tps;r I w. subject to a mort
of '.
Carrol Swavne lo T J Kenny. ltV acres
sec tp 3V s r .3 w also a interest In a
placer mining claim of 40 acres adjoin
tng said claim
J N Hursh la Laniyra Horsh .' 79 liVI
acres sees a and 3 Ip 37 s r z w
Emma H Been lo Nils Ahlsirom. lol '-'I
blk E railroad add lo Ashland
H M Robert to o Gainard, tht south SI
fret off of lots 11 and W railroad add to
Ashland
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Court Proceedings.
James Helms vs. W A Owen and C Marader.
action t recover money Judgment for plain
liff for tlWA and costs.
Kinney A Provost vs.Ashl.md Mining Co . suit
iu equity to foreclose miners hen. order of
confirmation.
T J Holion vs. same, ssuie order.
l.indlcy A Co. vs. N 11 Clayton and Walter
Gore, action lo n-cover money. Judgment lor
Slaint'.ils for fy7. interest etc.. amounting 10
1V
F V McdynsKi vs. n V Thclss and G W Hash
ford. George l Smith appointed referee to lake
lestimoRT of Lizzie and Mary Theiss. at li La
Sallestreet. Chicago, on October I'.'. ISMs.
Sylvester IVnnager. el al vs. Marun Hurst,
el al. sun lo foreclose mortgage. Confirmation
of sale.
Manuel Silva ii.VVni R,l,;ing. suil for in
junction. Motion to-slrike from defendant's
answer. overruliHi.
T G lteasaBii.l J T White vs. John Y Golf,
suit lo fort-close morlguge. Coullrmuiion of
sheriffs sale.
Mark Harkrr vs. liulda I'olver. el al. suit to
reform deeds .and 10 quid tille decree.
Mary Miller vs II F Purphy. et a 1. decree
of forecltvsure. Judgment for plaintiff lor SW.
f".i' attorney fees, etc.
Order thai 11 I. Ilcnson be allowed his bill
for district auornev fees at this lerm of court
to wit.
State vs. Weigh" 10 per cent fortclted.
bail bonds y
Stale vs. ti W Smilh
" Chas silva .
s 00
111 IU ;
10 01 :
" Harry Hrown ctimmilted to Re
form school
State vs. F T Fradenbsrg
In re Hoolhby and Nye. contempt
Kleven days attendance al circuit court..
One day attendance by A S Hanuuoud
10 ii
10 u
mi
Tolal SlL'7 .VI
Warrant ordered drawn on the treasurer tor
the same.
Order that Chas Nickell be allowed ttS for
printing bar dockets for this term of court.
Ordered thai Chas Shultz be allowed S'C? for
II davs service as bailiff of the court.
In Probate Court.
K.sinte of Mary H Hox. order of tlnal setlle
meiil. Keptirt animtxett and the admitiistra
! tor onlered 10 pay over to KiUahclli licunett
and 111 KUppen :lx' each, and aduiintstra
tor discharged.
Ksiate of i;eo S and Saiuantha C Walton, or
der niiiiiitiiiig will to probule and appointing
Mabel W Hi uns ailniuistratrix with bonds tixed
at S-sVKl. and I A Webb. 11 S Webb and 1 II Mil
ler lo net as appraisers.
Wants to Trade.
1 will trade lumber.sawed cedar posts,
pickets, sawed shingles, anything you
want, in the lumber line for baled hay
or grain. K. V. Cray, Prospect.
An Improved Farm For $2000.
A line eighty-acre farm, with house,
barn and outbuildings: small family
orchard; twenty-five acres of alfalfa.
Land in good state of cultivation: five
miles from railroad. This land is a
bargain. Inquire at Mail office.
Strayed or Stolen
From inv residence, one and
one-half
miles west of Meiiford, on 1 hursilay or
Friday. Stpt, 12th or loth, ten Polau
chiim hogs. Marks: Smooth crop on
left ear, swallow fork on right ear and
under bit 011 right. Keward paid for
information leading to recovery.
J. R. How A 1:0.
Every memlr of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, except those of Northern Light
lodge. Fargo. North Dakota, rejolood when they
read in the telegrams of the dally papers the
following report of the Sovereign Grand Lodge:
The Fargo affair, which was one of the most
imjiortunt questions of the sessions, came up
and was settled. The committee to which the
matter was referred, reported that all of the
representations of the grand sire on the Fargo
Dlltlcully were unhesitatingly endorsed. The
committee also considered the report of the
speriul comraltloe of this body made last year
und fully endorsed all of the report as being
clear. Il whs made clear that the items of WM),
jssrio and S737.B1 were not used or required for
legitimate expense and the relief of destitute
j brothers und sisters, and the total amount of
I Sll.0.C.at was ordered returned to the lodges In
the different slates from which il was received.
The above affair had lis origin about two
I years ago when the big fire occurred in that
: city and the odd Fellows' hall was .burned, to
. getber with many Odd Fellows' homes. At
I that time Northern Light lodge made an appeal
1 to other lodges of the United Stales for assist
ance fr their destitute members. A ready re
sponse followed and In a rery short time they
had an accumulated sum of money equal to
S14.000. Some of this was given lo the destitute
brothers, tor whom it was asked, but a greater
part of il was spent in the commencement of a
large Odd Fellows' temple in that city, which
was in direct violation to the sense of the ap
peal. Had iMs money been used (or the par
pose for which it was asked there would not
have been a murmur of complaint, bat the mis
appropriation of the funds, placed the order la
a position which the Sovereign Grand Lodge
could not sustain and be true to the teachings
of Odd Fellowship. The Medford lodges Sub
ordinate and Rebkah contributed t5 to the
fund.
A Pleasant Surprise.
Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Bonar, the boys, Misses May Earhart,
Helen and Jennie Churchman, Messrs.
John and George Churchman took
their lunch baskets and climbed Rozy
Ann. It was a beautiful day, and from
the top of the mountain one could ob
tain a grand view of the whole sur
rounding country. After doing jus
tice to the lunch baskets, they started
home early in the afternoon. As Mr.
and Mrs. Bonar neared their home they
saw the doors wid open the doors
which thev had locked so securelv a few
I hours before. A little nearer and
I they saw the house had been taken
1 possession of by their neighbors and
j friends, who had dinner all ready for
them. The tables fairly groaned with
I -rood things. The picknickers did
! justice to a second dinner, and some to
even a tnird one. out ttial was not nail
so bad as the gentleman carrying half
a chicken home in his coat pocket, as
one of the good neighbors was known
to do. They all spent he afternoon
in croquet, etc.. going home in the
evening feeling that they each had had
a very pleasant day. X. X. X.
Medford Business College.
The t?rm of isyo-t: of the Medford
Business College will begin Monday,
September ."loth. The building has
just been newtv furnished, about $2-50"s
I worth of furniture having been added
j the past week. Between forty anil
fifty students from California points
' are expected to arrive this evening.
I The oivnintr exercises will take nlaee
at the college building Saturday eve
ning. September 2th.
The coining term promises to be one
of the moi-i prosperous of any during iVf f-"
the existence of the college. . M'JCa ! -? .
credit is due Prof. Kigby for his effort. 'Vr.t',
in building up this institution. ' i
Following is the' program rf-. fcho"
ooeninir exen-ises: i.ii i: f rr
ritoCaUUtO -.u, ,s r.t;
Opcnini? s-'ng . ...f.
. ......:..Rct. Jenkins
...;MisaUnce Foster
kU-f rs. Dora Lyncn
...Prof. P. H. Ojuly
Uirvls Awake the
..Ladies' lurtet
Hon. W. 1. Vawler
W. H. Parker
Kev. Kli Fisher
Mable Jones
S. S. Pents
Austin Holt,
The Choir
.. Rev. F.. K. Thompson
MissOHie It. Uulier
M. E. Kigby
The Congregation
sntlo. seleelfd
Addrt"ss of welcome.. .
Response
Selection. "When the
Morn."
Address,
Address
Address,
Solo, selected
Address
Address
I Song.
Address
1 Solo. "The Cuckoo."...
Closing Kemarks.
song. ...
Itenediction
Kev. Kus
Mis
Mrs.
OUie K. Butler, leader of the choir.
Fisher, organist.
Three Klamath Countv Items.
I V rom the Kxpress.
The following changes
have
been
pinnule no the stage line.
Two
horse
stage will be run out of Klamath Falls
instead of four, changes will be made
at Keno and Topsy instead of Chases'.
Johnnie Campbell is driving from
Klamath Falls.
Ivan D. Applegatc aud daughters.
Alice and Fdith, arrived from Dairy
Thursday evening and left for Ashland
Friday. Mr. Applegate will attend
the Soldiers and Sailors Kucaiuumcut.
1 there, and the young ladies will go to
I Monmouth to attend the State Normal
I this winter. Miss F.dith Crouch accom
; panied them as far as Medfoixl.
V. F. Williits and wife, of Yaiuax,
were in town Friday leaving Saturday
for Ashand where they expect to re
side for the winter. Mr. Wiliitts, who
was superintendent for several years at
the Yaiimx agency, has been replaced
by A. D. llarpole. from the Koscbud
agency. South Dakota. He expects to
return next spring and make this eouny
his home.
A Ciold Hill Elopement.
Our Kanes creek correspondent re
ports a sensation in the shape of an
elopement at Cold Hill. The report in
substance is this; "Quite a sensation
was created at .Hold Hill, recently, by
the elopement of Mrs. Chas. Horn and
her brother-m-law. I). Horn. .Mrs. H.
1 leaves a husband and Mr. H. a wife
and seven or eight, children." Where
they went or in what directum corres-
IHiiident does not state. 1). Horn is a
partner of Jas. Coeti in the saloon
business at Cold Hill. It was he who
found that rich pocket of gold in that
locality couple of years ago.
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