THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MED FORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1909.
CITY WELL CENTRAL
New Pump Had to Be Installed to
Keep Water Down to Let
Men Work.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Southern Pacific Starts Work Grad
. ing for New Sidetrack South of
Depot for Local Company.
The (tity woll lutd readied n depth
of 42 feet Tiiesilny morning, wIhmi il
was iiPdOKHiiry to suspend work 1'nr a
I'utipte of lnvh while iiimtlicr and
larger pump vvuh houif installed, says
1 lie Herald. A four-inch n-nlrilunl
pump and u ten-horse power motor
Iiiih lpn iii use keeping the shaft
free from water, and when il was
found neet'ssary to lower the pump
Ut a position nearer the liotlom of
the well the flow of water was so
lreat that it wan found necessary to
secure another pump which might he
installed while the present one is at
work keeping the' water nnt. When
the pump stopped the shaft filled
with water to a depth of 12 feet in
ahout -10 minutes and it is estimated
' that at the present time the well will
afford nearly 17.") gallons of water
4n'tiow in a strata of loose, water-
hearing gravel and as soon as the
bottom of that is reached tunnels will
ho drilled hi two directions to cross
cut the water veins. It is expected
this will 1'iirni-li an unlimited supply
of fine water. The tunnels will also
furnish a large reservoir capacity
for storage of water. Hids will he
called for the construction of the
tunnels at once and the work will he
pushed with all possible speed.
FOR SALE.
For Phoenix town property, both
improved and unimproved and three
good orchards, hoc Mutt Calhoun,
. Phoenix, JackHon county, Oregon.
A erew of men for the Southern
l'ueifie uu J'Yiduy morning btarled to
grade for u spur Iraek south of the
depot, which will afford shipping fa
cilities for the Med ford Grocery com
pany, who are planning to erect a
large warehouse near that place in
the near future. The spur will he put
in so that the platform of the new
warehouse will ho close to (ho freight
cars that are kicked in from the
main Hue.
Work is to start ttnn the erection
of the new building in the very near
future. It will he of brick -and was
made necessary owing to the fact
that the company's business has out
grown the company's present quar
ters. CLARK HAS TWO CONTRACTS
FOR NEW SCH00LH0USES
(WANTS I'ASK. Or.. May 21. II.
.1. Clark was up recently from Myr
tle Creek, where he has the contract i
for the huildidng of a sehoolhouse.
Ho also has the contract for building
the 12,01)1) schoolhouse tit Wood
ville. whieh will be ereeted as soon ns
he finishes the Myrtle Creek school.
(Irants lnss contractors go out of
town for contracts while the people
of this city send away for contrac
tors. At Myrtle Creek Mr. Clark will
manufacture the brick right at the
school site, the clay being suitable for
that purpose.
CALLS nev.ydrk:- ,
LUNACYFACTbRY
Noted Alienist Declares Number of
Patients in Asylums Is On
Increase.
GLASS TUMBLERS
SATURDAY SPECIALS At ,
SSEY'S
100 DOZEN PLAIN OR HEAVY
GLASS TUMBLERS, A BETTER
QUALITY THAN IS USUALLY
FOUND AT A MUCH HIGHER
PRICE.
50 DOZEN PLAIN GLASS TUM
BLERS, A PURE LEAD GLASS.
WHILE THEY LAST. PER SET OF
SIX,
lilTr'AJ.O, N. Y., May 21. New
York is the place where inHanity is
inuiiiifitctured, saiil Dr. Albert War
ren FerriH of Hrooklyn, u member of
the Stale Commission in Lunacy, in
a lecture on Hie penernl pauses of
lunacy before the Men's Club of St.
Paul's Church.
lie Ciioted statistics showing the
relative proportion of iusunc persons
in New York to the insane population
in the state. lie suiil that in the four
State hospitals in Greater New York
there arc 11,000 patients, of whom
4.000 are in the. Manhattan State
Hospital in Wnnl Island.
There -30,000 insane persons In the
slate. After Hiving statistics of
methods employed by the state in the
hospitals and (he need for better
conditions, he said:
''Hereditary insanity is not nearly
so emphatic these days as in Hie past.
Insanity is more hereditary than
other diseases. It is a very rare
Ihiiifr to find a family in which there
has not been tin insane case on one
side of the house or I lie oilier with
in four generations at least.
''In Ihe larjre centers of populat
tion, especially New York, insanity is
on the iucrense. This, of course, is
caused by the jriviit foreign popula
tion lluil is congested inlo the metro
polis, i
"Kfforts are being made (o stem
the lide of insanily by what aro call
ed (be After Care commillces and Ihe
Social Service committees, which are
doing good work on (be conjres(cd
Miif Kid,, Nui V.,vl, ii, i,
wueie lacy muuuiuciure insanity.
There are hundreds of parunoiacs
roaming around every day in Ihe
stroels of New York and other places.
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ODESSA PROPERTY
Will Later Make Summer rtesort of
Upper Lake Near Pelican ,
Bay.
KLAMATH r'ALl.K, May 21.
I).. H. Campbell tndiiy completed the
sale of Odessa property owned "by
Mary Griffith to Col. W. If. Unlit
bird. This beautiful place, situated
on I'elieau Hay, Fpper Lake, lies four
miles south of Pelican Lodge, and
has for years been a widely known
summer resort.
The personal property was reserv
ed b Mrs. Griffith. Possession will
be given soon to the new owner ami
t he hotel will be closed.
Mr. Ilolnbird says that when the
proper time comes, a modern hotel,
catering to the best class of tourist
travel, will probably he built at
Odessa, and the wagon road leading
to Crater Lake made as good as pos
sible. liy owning both the .(i2 acres at
Pelican lodgc ami the 480 acres at
Odessa, drainage canals can be econ
omieiilly made to redeem all the
marsh belonging to the two places,
turning them into timothy buy mea
dows. Of course il is known that .Mr.
I lolahird is the special represent u
five of K. II. Iliirriman, and it may be
Ihta Mr. llarriutan is the real owner
The IVIiean Lodge property still
stands as W. II. Holahird the record
owner, and he takes title to Odessa.
The two properties unquestion
ably comprise the very best summer:
resort location in Eastern Oregon. It '
is not known what price was paid :
Mrs. Gril'ith, but it must have been
a pretty stiff one.
Small
Bearing and Young Groves on Easy Terms
We have subdivided into small tracts the fatuous Quid
Range Orchard, two miles south of Medford, adjoining
Ihe Bear Creek and Burrell orchards, and uow offer
a limited number of the choicest orchard tracts for sale
on reasonable terms.
This is your opportunity (o secure bearing orchard,
or young orchard, or both bearing and young orchard,
consisting of the choicest varieties of pears and apples.
The tracts range in size from five to 27 acres. The soil
is the best in the valley Bear cek bottom land. The
old trees on these tracts have produced record breaking
crops that brought record prices in eastern markets for
years past.
No such chance was ever offered before to secure
such orchard tracts., ,
Rogue River Investment Co.
Ill NORTH D STREET
MONEY FOR CLEVELAND I
MEMORIAL COMES FREELY ;
('MICAdO, May 21. The coinmill-
ce (o which was instructed Ihe rais
ing of .$100,000 to erect u memorial
statue to drover Cleveland is experi
encing no difficulty in obtaining
funds. About- half oof the sum has
been subscribed.
50 Cents
Crops of fruit have been aided, and '
with warm weather, prunes, cherries.
Imrveslcd in uhuulancc.
Medford TiraeTaWe
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Prepaid Railroad Orders.
"Something, which is of consider
able interest to the public generally
and which is perhaps not generally
known is the system of prepaid or
ders now in effect between stations
of the Southern Pacific company
and all points ill the United States.
By means of this system tickets may
be purchased at Medford from any
place in the United Slates and mail
ed or telegraphed direct to the party
wishing to come here. Sleeper ac
commodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with (hese tickets
may also be forwarded at the same
time."
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