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.Medford Daily Tribune
A Live Paper in a Live Town.
Published every evening except Sunday
Medford Publishing Company.
O. PUTNAM", Editor and Manager.
Admitted as Second Mans Matter in
the Poatoffico at Medford, Oregon.
Subscription Bates:
One month, by mail or carrier. .. $0.50
One year, by mail 5.00
Coming Attractions.
.Inminrv H "Arc Von Crazy?'
LEMONS THE WELCOME.
Helow rcpriiitcfe an advertia'-imut
which L. .1. Wilde m had inserted in
IWtl.uid newspaperM ii deserved re
buke to grat't'T both of the press ami
mim depositors, who have bin busy
interfering with plans fur the rcurgnii
iz:i'on ol' the failed banks of Port
land, Mr. ?ilde is president if the
(Je Ana n-A nierienn bank, uTjieh pro
jiused to take over the Oregon Trust
V S:i villus bank and pay all d' po.siinrs
in full.
The miller is reprinted, free of cnt
to Mr. Wilde, for the entertainment of
reairtrs, and for its npplient ion to lo
cal conditions:
i'lt' you ()ret,'oiiiiun are '' ' I
up this rabble and newspaper talk in
(Winitel.y, I ,piit. What the deposit
or want lh money and not dope. If
you (anybody) think you can drive mo
into a bad bargain, it is better you
got. this out of your system itumediate
'Jy. I will return every certificate of
dcpotiit in my charge to the attorneys
of the various corporations I represent
with instructinim to collect and show mo
mercy, if your attitude is continued for
another hours. I owe no person any
Apologies nnd nni asking for no fa
vors, no ponitioiiH niwl no money, only
HH'opporluuity to help j in y the deposit
or in full ami make yood mid clear my
name of the ungrateful uttiu-ks and in
iftimtiniis whieh are constantly beinj;
viwiited up by hJioIio element.-
"I'at c.u tin" Intck the idler, the In
hl -!tter iud pii-Ule pucker; too the
little tin horn of inahuiitt ion ; ping -p-nig
fjir toy pitol for pciinut stato-onen.
"Hang hih the banner of "Oregon
for ( i'eon iuuA ' ' you 're making his
mf, I uf. Vour exteiidi'd lily-white
tuid of vck'MM U LEMONS.
"Mv Cod, what a place for llener!
" WILPK."
A OKU MY 4 TAII VIEW.
The I'Mcific Outlook,' publislied at
flisflti Pm, ay:
" Kditor Put nam, ' of the Medford
Tftfinn, ha rVen fttUiil nig notoriety
Urge trUnguUr chunks during Ihe
fmt two wrcki on account of 'pettkli. '
ott iH mrrt in '. ' Ia t week lie was
tkjl4 ito ji) it Kodurg while on JT
bolidav tri to Portland, on lU'connt
lh'tp'4 libcloua critic jam
Jaekaon coitHty pand jury.
irf-t the
A Iter
f was cllcd out iuto the atrwU, al
M-dfui. aad KMaultM by an irate citt
t fur Ha itniututioisl mintatemcnt
ia tb" Trihwor. Verily, an pdit.tr who
toubl n fires a c ami id opinion about
people and thing, with a daih of to
tsaaco ttauco in it, hi u if be either a jooil
tfoKlyrr or gmd diplomat. We rc not
ftrat ti trio meriti of the caae, but
if I'uJnaiti ia bent at in. hia poiitioii tlx
crifh' of crooVednca in 'high place'
ftftd a aa advocate of a free preaa, i-
r' -itii'linrd to nay, ' Mic 'em!
The Oregon in ' New Yi'ar't edition
a tnoit criMliluble iaaite, devoted to
exploiting tbe reaource of Oiryon in
mallHr driigned to aid materially in.
tbr ' flopitieut yf h- at.-tte! The il
Inatrationt acre d";tfttid to catch the
ye of all re:ici, The fronripiece was
t) ptMitoitaph of a fruit picking si'ene
in tit1 nny Untt orh;rd, now owiifd
In- 'ml H.ipUiiM. m-ar eutral
J'ninf. N pViodnraplis vupplied bv
th. Itoj-iic Ktver 1 1: j I cmn.p:niy illus
tfaft'd the Hdjfiic ttivrr Viillrv section
hh :ii article by Mi' Uea trice Cam
tiii o" Medford adm'rably set forth
tlie atti.rtions and .ad iintaget of this
' of the handsome' ainl ino-jt elab
' ite ,ttt ions ever at I fin p ted by a
.!i'"' 'p:ii T .n-'siife the l;i rj-T
thtf ,,ileiH a MJ;ifn;nau. W liich con listed
if rHifty tan pai-s of I'iinly illustrated
rioter printed on book .iper, descrip
ve of ..ileiti ii ml the great Wilhim
ite valUy.
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Ufl PASS HAVING
JID WINTlt BEVIV-iS
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Mid winter reil meetings l;ie b.-
gnu in fltants 'ss, the meetings being
con. (Beted by the several churches. 1'n
O tKe0 the rcviviils of the el, the
elm Pedes an- this ye!ir holding Separate
metMinns. Prenfliicilt evilUifDlists MlM
fingers are here asnislirvg in the woik.
II. Wysrfjont's is conducting the lliip
tint MieetUliis. Charle . McloUUel!
rhatge of the uieetingO;tt the ( hris
tian (lliuteh and I harbs Nit i,el i fts.
Mating at the Metli.list chi r. h. Miss
( lata Kelle W.-i
enli'il siniji'l. is
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JOSEPHINE COUNTY
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE
As announced in these columas last
week, a meeting of the Josephine coun
ty Kepnblicnn committee was held Sat
urday afternoon, says the Pacific Out
look. The busiaess before the meeting was
the filling of vacancies and the election
f offirers. Vacancies were caused iiQ
some preciucts by failure to elect, and
in others by removal. These were all
filled except Mount Kcuben and Wolf
creek, which will be attended to at
next meeting of the county committee.
The committees are now constituted
as follows:
County Lelund, W. A. Khun; (in
lice, VA Friday; Merlin, A. M. Ham
mond; Placer. Frank Fos; Lucky
fiien, II. M. (iorham; Murphy, L. V.
Ciiison; Williams. .1. M. .Johns; Shite
cri.-k, S. K. Kobinsori; elmii, J. U.
He.-ith; Kerby, l. Avers; Altliouse, W.
L. Itabcock; Waldo, J. T. Lojsaii.
City South Grants Pass. W. (i. Col
vig; North (irants Tnss, .Ins. Moss;
West (irants Pass. .1. F. Cnlbniith.
( tf I'icers circled Chairman, .Joseph
Moss; secretary, .(. F. (lalbrnith.
MARRIED.
UoVKIi WlI.LAIfl'In Phoenix pre
ciuct, December 'J5, l!M7, William V.
Hover and Miss Kduu Willaid.
HAMILTON PKATT At Ashland, De
crniber i!H, 1!H7, by Kev. H. J. V-in
Fossen. C. Hoy Hamilton of Loveland,
Colo., and Miss Xora l. Pratt of Ash
land. LAWS IIKA.NWO.N At Woodville, He
ceniber l.'i, (ieorge W. Laws, of Wood
villi ami Miss Lillic F. Brannon of
(irants Puss.
SPINlJLLK (iOltLK At Asblaad, De
cemlMT lUt, 11)07, by Kev. H. J. Van
I'VsHcn, Charles L. Spimller and Miss
Katie (Joble.
I ,,NTKA LL SA LTM A liSH In Jack
sonville, In-ei'inber III, 1!H7, John Can
trull and Miss Osie Sallmnrsh. . i
Itl.l'L'TT MOlfOAN In Ashland, Ie :
cember Ml. l!t'7, Ralph K. Hluett and;
Miss Mollie Morgan, by Kev. Ward W.
Macllenrv.
II KN IHtlCKS-Jlc( 'ALLISTKK In Ash
loud, Decembi-r .'tl, I!(i7. James A.
Hendricks and Miss Lizzie McCallis
ter, by Kev. Ward W. Macllenry,
TAYLOK SCKIItNKH In AHhlaml, De
cember III, 1!M7, by Kev. Ward V.
Macllenry, Henry L. Taylor and Miss
Auim S'cribner.
GOLD HILL ITEMS.
(fiold Hill News.)
W. R.
n d'old
Pearson of Pittsburg, pa., W.is
Hill this week, looking over
some mining properties for Portland
capitalists. He did not make public the
properties he was looking at, but nnid
that h should recommend their pur
chase. and extensive development.
L.,StP,Jitendent (iallitfer of the Deuel
Week i orchard, at ICock l'oint, was in
tnm yesterday morning. He informs
us that th v have HO acres of new or
chard planted. The work is going along
rather slowly, owing to the late heavy
rains.
Th 1 re men's. New Vear's ball proved
In "ess far beyond Ihe expectations
of all mambers, thre being 7.1 num
ber sold, and besides being a financial
ifrci it was also a social one. The
mnnngers tif the affair are deserving of
much praise for their efforts.
Th Gold Kill Canal company has ha. I
i for e of men at work reinforcing their
e;ms! with rock along its entire length.
This new improvement will greatly
strM'tftlieii the walM of the canal and
will no doubt niive the company much
uutumtiice during the freshet of the
coining spring.
Work nt the C. S. lode, on Water
gulch, is progressing rapidly under the
mauiiKeiiiciit of l. H. Cheney. The
cave in which they encountered some
time ago has been passed and thev are
now in to a distance of iti feet. The
values of the ledge continue to show up
well nnd the malinger is confident that
they will uncover some exeepliounl val
uer before going much farther.
WILL NOT ADVERTISE
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
Tin M nit iionii.lt ciMinty I'.tiirl rii
i.lr.l Hml Hi- il.'lin.'iit'fit tut .'hall
1 ii.lv.-rl .1 Hi1-- y.-ar. I'M- In.'.
I n ctillr.l fur, imil Hut' wan miiih-
L' ' i t hi tn ln' timi' ll' '"' law "''"'
nun i'1'l'i'i't. Thin I'lmilil li'ix Imtii rv
iiiIm-iI in l':iviir nf llu" ni'iv linv. nine'
tlll'IV H II Htllllll lll'lillltH'Ht li"t imil llu-
I'.ist III tln foiinly will In1 Ii'mi lluni
IHI.IlT till llfll HVStl'lll.
I'n.liT III.' lii'W linv title to till' land
inai' In' ulitaini'il liy imy "in' apprariint
at't.T il ni'i;it'i'l timi' nml (layini; tin'
sum. ilni'.. After anntliiT short pi-rii'il.
if iIim nriyjnal orvni-r dues not n'it'nr
a,nil m'ttli', tin' Ulli' is vested nrisnlutely
in tlie tM title I'lirelulseft
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HHIIIIV-At Asliland. .t.innarv 1 . I'HW.
I.lnvil T. I ..lliill. "li nt' Mr. nnd Mrs.
. IV I nrliin. ai;r.l I' v.-ars. liinlitlis
and ; dais, n
i l; I'l i;l At Aslilan.l. n.'. eml.er
:M. 111";. I liail.s A. I rawl'.ir.l. ai;e,l
'.'.'. Mais. I innntli and L'l da.vs.
M Mil. 1 1 i: - l Yreka. l al . I ' ei n.l'er
'.'"i. I'.'"7. William .1. Mailowe. f. inner
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ARIZONA INCREASES
OUTPUT OF COPPER
Production of Copper Places Terifriry
in Second Place Bisbee District Is
Richest of Great Copper Camps of
the World.
The blister copper produced in Ari
zona in J 005 amounted to 2(i2,;j(ij,10iJ
pounds, an increase of 35,01)0,000
pounds, or about 15 per cent, over ti'
production of the territory in 1105,
and a larger increase by far than that
of any other territory or state. The
miiiei yielded a slightly larger quan
tity, all of which reached the smelters,
but vs not wholly worked up during
the year. The territory now stands
second in product ion, t he output of
Michigan, which just exceeded it in
liJ'i5, having fallen off slightly in lOmi.
Many districts contributed to the
output, but the great bulk id' the pro
duction was derived, as in former years.
from four important camps. Arizona
thus differs from the two great copper
producing states Montana and Michi
gan which have but one important dis
trict each.
Bisbee or Warren District,
The Itisbee or Warren district, in Co
chise county, the third largest district
in the country, and the largest in Ari
zona, made a record blister-copper pro
duction of about i;i,nHi,mo pounds in
litdfl, or about 31,0iili,)i)0 pounds in ex
cess of the production of 1005. This
output, which would have been even
larger but for the failure of the fuel
supply in December, was derived al
most entirely from the (topper Ojieen.
( 'aluinet; and Arizona, Superior and
Pittsburg, and Shattuck-Arizona mines.
If total production since discovery
of the district is used as the basis of
omparison, liisbee is undoubtedly the
richest of tin' .great copper camps of
the country. The ore mined to date is
estimated to have yielded 8 per cent
copper, ami while the yield in recent
years has fallen somewhat below that
average, it was above 0 per cent in
liMKi. All the ore mined in the district
is rich enough to smelt, ami no concen
tration is practiced. The ores contain
but low values in gold nnd silver con-
siderahlv too low, on the average, to
pay the cost of electrolytic refining,
The Nash Hotel and Grill
Only first-claM house In the city. Absolutely the finest frill btwu
FortUnd and San Francisco. A specialty is made of oysters, tkell asd ether
fish. AU Mats used are cold storae gorernment isact4. Catering ia all
its branches.
THE LEGAL BLANK
DEPARTMENT
Of the Southern Oregonian is the best
and most complete south of Salem
PARTIAL LIST OF BLANKS
Wrnnty Dwl
HiirtKtlt
..onii ami Short Forms
SettLtfact'n of Mori unite
Transfer of Lien
Tower of Attorney
Mechanic'n Lieu
Water Kutht
FOR KKNT. FOK 8 ALB,
Hill of Sle
I.iciunr Lii-enM Forma
Notice to Trexpaaeers
Creititor's Claim
Against Estate
Plarer lK-atkin
Itoitit for Iei
Miner's Lien
Summons
Kierulion
Jwlimient Transcript
finnniiiment for Trial
Smrvh Warrant
FKOBATE
Petitions for liters of Adminintratin. Adminintrator'a. Executor's and Guardian's
' Bonds and Dee-ds: Order Set tin Apart Property Exempt from Execution: Ortkr
ConlirminR Saleof Real and Penmnal Projrty Citation; Commwn to Apprwt;
Letters of Administration; Inventory and Appraisement; Prvof of Will; Lrttflrs
Testamentary.
CIRCUIT COURT
Attachment
Notice of tiarnlshment
tirand Jury Subpoena
Indictment
Transcript of Judgment
complete, up-to-date line of U.S.
SHERIFF BLANKS.
o prices. cj3 Give us a trial.
SOUTHERN
OREGONIAN
MEDiORD (- -' OREGON
Globe District.
The old silver camp of Globe, in Gila
county, duced approximately 27,000,
(MM pounds or blister copper in 1006, an
increase of about 2,000,000 pounds over
the yield of 1005. This output was de
rived chiefly from tho Old Dominion
and United Globe mines, but the out-H
..i;.. flil.n M
lying mines, iuihiimk
Warrior, Kureka, Live Oak and Inspira
tion, produced mure in the aggregate
than ever before, and the Arizona Com
mercial, nearer the larger mines, was
also a producer. Fire and consequent
floods i the Og Dounion mine in
the early part of the year somewhat re
duced the output. j
Jerome District. I
The Jerome district, in Yavapai;
enmity, produced in 1006 blister cpper
amounting to 3s,5oo,noo jiounds, a no
table increase over tin? production in!
P.105. The ores of this district are all,
if smeltiiig'grade and carry a high per-'
eentage of copper, the average yield in
10' Hi having been cmividcrujbl.v above
that of the Hisbee camp nnd much
higher than that of other large pyritic
deposits of IJingham, I'tah, Shasta coun
ty, alit'urnia, and Duck town, Tenn.
The content of the ores in gold and sil-.
ver is also decidedly higher than in
any of the other large Arizona topper
camps and far above t he precious met
als yield of the ores of Duck town,
though not very different from that of
the Dingham and Shasta county ores.
Great Eeserved Added.
Through developments carried on dur
ing the year great reserves were added
to th(Me already known in a number
of the mines. The district is undoubt
edly next to the Lake country, Bing
ham and Kly districts in the amount of
ore blocked out, and under reasonable
conditions should be producing annual
ly Kin,(Hio,o00 pounds of copper before
1010.
A matter of much importance, both
to this and to other districts, in view
of recent troubles over smelter smoke
at Anaconda and Ducktown and in the
Salt Lake valley, was the reversal by
the I'nited States circuit court of ap
peals of a decision which enjoined the
Mountain copper company from operat
ing its smelter at Keswick. The de
cision had been brought about by claims
of injury, both to private agricultural
property and to government land,
neither of which, as a matter of fact,
was of much value.
,1. H. Ray, the mining man from Pal
mer creek, arrived in Medford Sat
urday to spend a few days with his
fa mi I v.
HEAL KSTATE
Quit claim 'Dew) rVwi for Dw4
Mori Kane . "Z Loaat
With Tax Payment Provision
Option to Buy Land Avent't Contract
MISCELLANEOUS
Chattel Mortrac
Ao know ltd ffment
ConfeMton of JitHennt
Covers for Blank.
KURNISHEIROOM. ETC. (on cardhnerf).
MINING
Quart Ixwation Wster lliejh
Ornron ami U. S. Forms Contract to Ssil
Deetl Troof of ljkr
JUSTICE OF PEACE
Civil and Criminal SubiMH'iiaa Attachment
Undert ikiiuK and Affl
(isrnihment davitfor Attarhment
Cot Bill Commitment for Fine
Notice to Jurors Jury Order
Civil Complaint Warrant for Arreat
Undertaking nnd Affidavit Summons
for Attachnn-nt Cost Bill
Criminal and Civil Subpoenas Kkeeutton
Search Warrant
Notice to Jarort
LAND OFFICE. COUNTY COURT AND
All printed after the latest
and Tbest fbrms. Cj3 Orders
promptly filled at Portend
When
Will It Appear
I Agairi?
GET UNDER COVER
It's a good idea for everybody ot get under cover in Hert
ford, iuelnding the city council, and wo arc licro td furnish you
tile
BEST PROPERTY IN
MEDFORD
for tho least monev. If you are a stranger in Medford, you can't
afford to lose monoy by boarding with your family at a hotel.
The business man's way of doing is to buy a nico cheap tract
and build a nico houso while tho present financial situation contin
ues. It 's a fact that you can build cheaper now than you could
a month ago; or, better yet,
BUY A CHEAP HOME CLOSE IN TO A
BUSINESS CENTER
and watch it grow into more money before spring. We arc pre
pared to equip all homeseel.ers with desirable homes at a low
figure. Now is the time to buy, save rent and make money by
the advance in price.
Rogue R
Land Qo.
EXHIBIT BUIXDINO,
CATALOG HOUSES ARE
NOT MERCHANT TAILORS
They drain the towns of money and neither
giveithe fit, style nor distinction t your clothesi
thatlyour own city tailor can.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
The clothes I make arc the kind that "carry
distinction," that bespeak the wan, 'that keeps
your money at home and are superior in every
detail to the "swatshop" geods of eatalogne
houses.
KEEP YOUR MONEY
NOME
EIFERT
The City Tailor Medford
NEW
.'SO
YEAR'S Ml
EVE M
Tmiiht 's the night you try
to Mow (be vnd out of ft horn
in onlt-r to i-t'h'britt ti' Ni'W
Y'r ntt tomorrow in the day
you go on the water WMgtm.
If you're going to. turn over
ih'w lrf ml (in mil yoiir.trut
ing t thii.-ttorr m-tt yrar,
co mv iu thi evtMiing unil gft
httrr iU)tw?Ml mm havr ft
gU of tti( gio. Niotiutftin
t'ilfr thl. old uiftii h Qnt
up for all our puhmwr. 11
iu't fiiui'h of a tifitt fo g.-t
uiit in ifoi.f atxl giw' ttif glft'l
lijiit to fi'lki, tint ir wni!
v'ty our fo k.fio tf.t an
prei'i)it their tfiulr ftint we 'tl
do our lrvel tttta to (Sifiuhe
tontiuiH! nppmltat v-n (if lhos(
who ii.in-t itiiru-t to i-at.
So. H.iM,v N " V.-.ir! Ami
't f'Ty-t tli goml rider on
Miller & Ewbank
Wer
MEDrOBD, OREGON.
FRENCH BAY CLEANING
AND REPAIRING "bJJ.k
RANCHES
FOR RENT
Grain Alfalfa and Stock
fiancee.
DR. C. R. BAY,
Urdford, Or.
For Cily Recorder
Benj. M. Collins
INCUMBENT
Candidate forRcKlcctixm.
Competent, faithful, hon
est. Mis record ipeakf
for itMAf.
XOTICK ,
T hcreliv nii i n tliat the muli raiai'il
will ai! to tlie (itr coiini'il of Mod
fonl. dr.. at its uvii niecliiiR to lie
ln'1.1 .liitiiiarv 7. 1 i0 , fnr a license to
I Ht-11 malt, vhions nnd tirirflns ltiitfors
Hn T ss i:iantitii'9 than K:t"on r H
i'i.iid of niv tm.mh".. at my pine of
J l.iiiinon- .it lot 14, Musk 20, ,M''dfnrd,
i Or. :" 1 r. M. (H'l'SOX.
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