Jacksonville post., January 08, 1910, Image 3

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LOCAL NEWS
lin and wife, and his sister, Mrs. Miles i
SUMMONS.
, bank of said Forest or Jackass Creek norlhwesl corner of the North* t Tha: if it . hould bo found tl.aty.u
Cantrail at Applegate.
in what is known as the Forest or
of section ten -10- township > have any right, title < r interest in any
I n the circuit court of the state Jackass Creek Mining District in Jack- quarter
thirty eight -38- south of range three • of
1 real or per tonal p i ipei tj . 1.. t,
Mr. Bartie, the mining engineer,
son County, Oregon, and described as -3- west of W. M. in Jackson County within a certain time in said decree to
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
Home grown 1909 Alfalfa now in this city, predicts a renewal
follows:
, Oregon, just above the junction of the ■ ■ . specified, y< n 1 e leqiiir«d to pay in­
OF JACKSON.
of mining operations ii: this vicinity
left ami light hand branches of Forest to the alttve entitled Court on I ehalf of
I Commencing at the confluence of . or
seed for sale in lots to suit. the
.Jackass Creek, and extending in an the plaintiffs, the am of $26.347.85 and
coming spring.
Marie H. Vance, and David L. Hyatt I’o.>rman’s Creek and Jackass or Forest
guardian of Albert S. Vance, a mi­ i Creek, and running up said Forest or easterly direction to a point in section interest thereon nl the rate of six
Samples and prices on ap­ When you go to Medford visit the as
nor, Plaintiffs, -vs- Fred J. Blakeley,
Creek, eight hundred [809] three -3- towi ship thirty eight -;>■<- per cent per innum from October 12th.
Louvre Cafe, which is now under the The Sterling Mining Company, an Ore­ Jackass
the fu ther sum of $340.60
yards, to and joining the old boundary south of range three -3- west of W. M. taxes ; and
plication.
and jnterest thereon at six per
management of Miller formerly of the gon corporation, the Merchants Invest­ ; of the old A. W. Sturgis claims; the where the said water ditch and water
right
are
joii
ed
and
reinforced
by
that
eent
per
annum
fro n O st >b ir 12. 1909,
ment & Trust Company, an Oregon cor­ said claims herein described being and
I Nash. Everything the best.
Nunan Taylor Co.
poration, and T. N. Barn, dull, Defend­ extending in width so as to and inelud- i , certain ditch and water right, taken together with the eoeta and disburse­
The B o 33 is giving tickets with every
of the right hand bank of the right ment > of this suit, and such additional
ing the channel within said claims ac- : out
Jacksonville, Ore. 50 cents cash purchase, entitling the, ants. S uit for strict foreclosure . cording
hand fork of said Forest or Jackass 1 sums, with interest at six per cent per
to
the
old
local
laws
and
regu-
‘
To T. N. Barnsdall, the above named
■ Creek at a point near the middle of the annum from date of disbuis mint, as
See the 400 day clock at Deneff’s.
lations of the said mining district.
purchaser to one chance on silverware I defendant:
i south line of the northwest quarter of sb dl have been expended 1-y the plain­
to
be
given
away
free,
Dec.
25.
The County Court was in session this
All fractions lying and being in the: : section three -3- township thirty eight, tiffs, after the institution of this suit,
I n the name of the state of ORE­
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Boston accomp anied by GON: You are hereby required to ap­ John McKee claim, and the Wilson | south of range three -3- west of W. M. i in the performance of the annual as­
claims, being fifteen [15] rods wide, in Jackson County, Oregon, and ex­ sessment work upon the mining claims
A. D. Houston was a visitor in town the latter’s daughter and three sens, pear in the above entitled court and more or less at the north end, and run­ tending thence in a southeasterly direc­ above described, and in caring for t rd
left Monday morning for their new cause and there answer the amended ning to a point at the sonth end being tion to the said point where the said repairing the water ditches and other
Sunday.
complaint of the plaintiffs therein on a part of the southwest quarter of sec­ ditch and right join the above describ­ : property above described.
Joseph Wetterer was in Medford home near Oroville, California.
file against you, on or before the last , tion
non fourteen [14
township thirtv- ed water right and water ditch, the
[14] J in Township
That it be decreed that if you make
Nearly three hundred members of date prescribed in the order for the pub ' e:
Tuesday.
’ ’ [38]
“— south ■ of - range three
r
-i-
eight
[3] said two rights extending from the said ; default in the payment of each or any
lication
of
this
summons.
The
date
the
Order
of
Odd
fellows
from
different
west
of
W.
M.
in
said
county
and
state
Junction
of
the
said
ditches
by
means
E. D. Briggs of Ashland was in
of said sums, or the whole thereof, or
of the first publication thereof
sections of Oregon, attended the fu­ is Saturday, January 1st, 1910, and the as the same was located by S. R. Coff- of a common ditch, in a southeasterly that if you fail to pay all of the said
town Tuesday.
I
man
and
S.
C.
McKee
on
November
dirce
ion,
down
to
and
upon
the
mining
sums
into said court for plaintiffs with-
neral, Sunday of the late Silas J. Day. date of the last publication thereof is
! 27th, 1893, and recorded in Vol. 6 ot ground known as the Sturgis mining i in said specified time, that you be by
F. M. Calkins of Ashland was in
Saturday,
February
12th,
1910.
Said
See the new 80,'candle power “Index’’
town Sunday.
order prescribes that said summons I the Mining records of Jackson County, ground in the said section ten -10- said decree foreclosed of any right, ti­
coal oil lamp at Abbott’s Hardware. shall be published for six consecutive page 553 thereof, together with ail township thirty-eight-38- south of range tle or interest in or to any of the real or
Miss M. B. Towne visited Ashland It does not consume any’ more oil in a
other placer mining interests in said three -3- west of W. M. the said ditch personal property above described; that
weeks and designates Saturday the 12, i district.
being about two and one half miles it be so decreed that if you make all of
friends Saturday.
given time, than an ordinary No. 1 day of February. 1910, as the last day
One placer mining claim containing long and carrying or.e thousand -1,000- said payments into court for the plain­
for the publication of said summons.
Circuit court convenes in adjourned burner.
tiffs within the time specified in said
And you are hereby required to so ap­ ten [10] acres, situated in Forest Creek inchcs of water.
session this week.
Two men were killed at Cnant3 Pass pear and answer said amended com­ J Mining District, Jackson County, Ore-
That certain water ditch and water decree, that the plaintifls deposit with
J. Devlin of Portland was in town Tuesday morning by the explosion of plaint on or before said 12th day of I gon, a-'d described as follows:
right taken out of the right hand bank said court a deed to said property, run­
Beginning at a stake and pile of of the said Forest or Jackass Creek be­ ning to such of said defendants as shall
one day this week.
fifty pounds of dynamite, which they February, 1910.
be decreed to be entitled to the same,
A nd you will take notice , that if stone at the southwest corner; thence low the junction of the right hand left said
decree to provide for the delivery
L. G. Porter of Medford was at the were atempting to thaw over a fire. you
fail to so appear and answer said north 1500 feet to a stake and pile of forks thereof at a point near the south­ of said
deed. That it be so decreed
It is needless to say that it thawed.
courthouse Monday.
amended complaint within said time, the stone; thence east 300 feet to a stake east corner of the northwest quarter of that if you fail to make raid payments,
and pile of stone; thence south 1500 section ten -10- township thirty eight
plaintiffs
will
apply
to
the
above
enti
­
Wm. Childers of Gold Hill is attend­
The Firemen held an enthusiastic
and the whole thereof, within said time,
led court for the relief demanded in said feet to a stake and pile of stone; -38- south of range three -3- west of said
real and personal property belong
ing court this week.
meeting Monday night, eighteen new amended complaint, to-wit:
thence w'est 300 feet to place of begin­ W. M. in Jackson County, Oregon, and
to the plaintiffs in the proportion alleg­
ning
in
section
14,
township
38
south
extending
from
the
said
point
in
a
J. W. Henderson of Ruch was a re­ members were admitted after a trying
That an accounting be had between
ed in the amended complaint; that by
ordeal, in which they proved their abil­ the plaintiffs and the defendant, The of range 3 west of W. M. in Jackson southeasterly direction for a distance said decree plaintiffs have strict fore­
cent visitor in town.
County,
Oregon,
said
claim
was
loca
­
of
about
one
and
three
auarter
miles
to
Sterling Mining Company, an Oregon
closure of the contract set out in and
G. F. Trefe.-n, of Ashland was a ities in a satisfactory manner.
corporation, as to the personal prop­ ted by J. H. Caton and L. D. Caton on and upon that certain mining ground
to said amended complaint;
FOR SALE:—A young buggy team well erty described in Exhibit "B” attach­ July 18th, 1900, and is recorded in Vol­ known as the Sturgis mining ground, attached
visitor in town Monday.
ume 11 of the Mining Records for said water right and water ditch carry­ that the plaintiff’s have such other and
matched
and
perfectly
gentle.
Aged
ed
to
said
amended
complaint,
and
W. I. Vawter, the Medford banker
Jackson County, Oregon at page 260 ing five hundred -500- inches of water. further relief asshall be just and equit­
5 and 6 years, Would trade for good made a part thereof, and that plaintiffs j thereof.
able, and have judgment for their costs
was at the courthouse Monday.
That certain water ditch and water
have
restitution
for
the
whole
of
said
disbursements against those de-
heavy horse. Inquire of H. E. Bow-
That certain tract of mining ground right taken out of the right hand bank f and
personal property. That it be decreed
W. F. Rau ai d son, of Medford,
man on Central Point road near Con- that you have no right, title or interest described as follows, and lying and be­ of said Forest or Jackass Creek at a mdanls who appear and defend herein.
were in this city Tuesday.
This Summons is published in accord­
ger Bros. Ranch.
of any kind or character, in or to any ing in the said Forest or Jackass Creek point in the southeast quarter of sec­ ance with an order of the Judge of the
Mining District, in Jackson County, tion ten -10- township thirty eight -38-
W. II. McDaniels of the Applegate
of
the
real
or
personal
property
in
the
above entitled court, which order re­
The Jacksonville Bakery has amended complaint described, and Oregon, to-wit:
south of range three -3- west of W. M.
valley was in town Monday.
it to be published as above spec­
changed owners. Mr. Larsen the for- which real and personal property is
Beginning at three pine trees at the in Jackson County, Oregon, and ex­ quired
Editor Connaut, of the Courier, mer proprietor has purchased the Med­ situated in Jackson County, Oregon, northeast corner of the Rav and Hoff­ tending thence in a southeasterly direc­ ified, and requires you to soappear and
answer
said amended complaint on or
Grants Pass, was in town Sunday.
man mineral entry and running thence tion for a distance of about one mile before February 12th. 1910, and pro­
ford Bakery and removed to that place and described as follows, to-wit:
The west half of the west half of north to the old A. W. Sturgis mining and carrying about one thousand -1000- vides that in default thereof judgment
Mrs. J. G. Martin of Medford, vis- Mr. B. Wetzel, the new proprietor
five [5], township thirty-eight ol claims; thence west to what was inches of water.
and decree shall be taken against you
ted friends in town Wednesday.
here, comes well reccommended and section
range three [3] west of W. M. contain known as the Kubli claim; thence south
That certain ditch and water riglit as above provided.
down
the
old
Kubli
line
to
the
Ray
and
will
conduct
a
strictly
first
class
estab
­
J. Percy Wells, spent New Year’s
ing one hundred and sixty and 45-100
known as the Manville ditch and right
Said order for publication was made
Hoffman entry; thence east and to the taken out of the north bank of the said
[160.45[ acres.
lishment.
day at his home in Ashland.
in Chambers by the Hon. II. K. Hanna,
place
of
beginning,
containing
five
[5]
Forest or Jackass Creek in Jackson Judge of the above entitled Court on
The
west
half
of
the
southeast
quar
­
An Ashland grocer has been fined
The Fireman’s annual ball given in ter and east half of the southwest quar­ acres more or less, being the same County, Oregen, at a point about two the 30th day of December, 1909, based
$50. for selling falsely labeled butter. Orths hall Friday night, was pro­ ter of section three [3], township land conveyed to H. Stevens by H. D. hundred and fifty -250- yards below the upon Motion and Affidavit therefor.
Russell on October 3rd, 1894, together
Al. Sturgis mining claim and ex­
Mrs. Geo. E. Neuber has gone to nounced one of the most pleasing thirty-eight [38] south ot range three with all the rights of flume and dump old
O. C. B oggs ,
tending to and upon the mining ground
[3],
west
of
W.
M.
containing
one
hun
­
and all other rights mentioned in cer­ herein mentioned, being the ditch and
McCloud, Cal. to visit Mrs. Will Dean. events of the season. The music was dred and sixty [160] acres.
A. E. R eames ,
tain articles of agreement recorded in
right conveyed by George W.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Buy 50 cents worth of goods at the excellent and the management all that
Northwest quarter of section ten [10] Vol. A. of the Miscellaneous Records water
Cripp to William Pence on November
Boss’ and get a free ticket on silver­ could be desired, The dancing was township thirty-eight [38] south of for Jackson County, Oregon, at page 23rd,
1895, and by the said William
kept up until well along in the new range three [3] west of W. M. con­ 427-428 thereof.
ware.
Pence to A. W. Sturgis in July 1897.
taining
one
hundred
and
sixty
[160]
Year.
That certain tract of mining land in
Also that certain water ditch and
L. Neidermeyer and wife left for an
acres.
the said Forest or Jackass Creek Min­
right on the west half of the
extended trip to Cal. Thursday morn­
Every Mother
The south half of the southwest quar­ ing district, Jackson County, Oregon, water
southwest
quarter and east half of the
ter
of
the
southwest
quarter
of
section
ing.
is or should be worried when the little
and described as follows:
southwest quarter of secion three -3-
three
[3]
township
thirty-eight
[38]
Beginning at a post from which the township thirty eight south of range
Mrs. G. S. Epperson is visiting her ones have a cough or cold, It may south of range three [3] west of W.M.
Please read the heading over again.
quarter section corner between section three -3- west of W. M. in said mining Then its tremendous significance will
daughter Mrs. T. B. Hartley near Tal­ lead to croup or pleurisy or pneumonia containing twenty acres.
fourteen [14] and twenty-three [231 district in Jackson County, Oregon.
dawn upon you.
ent.
— then to something more serious.
East half of the southwest quarter township thirty-eight [38] south of
An Oliver Typewriter- the standard
Also
that
certain
ditch
taken
out
of
Mr. J. P. Harr, of Watkins trans­ Ballard’s Horehound Syrup will cure and the southeast quarter of the north­ range three [3] west of W. M. bears the right or east bank of the right visible writer the $100 machine—the
west
quarter
and
the
southwest
quar
­
east twenty [20] chains and south ten hand fork of Forest Creek, in Jackson most highly perfected typewriter on
acted business at the court house Tues­ the trouble at once and prevent any
ter of the northeast quarter of section
day.
complication. Sold by City D.ug Store. fourteen [14] township thirty-eight [38] -10- chains, also a yellow pine four -4- County, Oregon, at a point about one the market — yours J'or 17 cents a day!
inches in diameter bears north two -2- hundred yards above the north line of
The typewriter whose conquest of
south of range three [3] west of W. M. degrees east — links distance; thence the
Attorneys Gus. Newbr.ry and Porter
west half of the southeast quarter the commercial world is a matter of
containing
one
hundred
and
sixty
[160]
north thirty-five chains w'here a post is of section, three -3- township thirty business history—yours for 17 cents a
J. Neff, of Medford were in town Mon­ Van De Car & Jasmann, the new jewel­ acres.
set for coiner from which a white oak eight -38- . outh of range three -3- day!
day.
ry firm No. 227 in the Phipps Bldg,
Those certain eight [8] placer min­ twelve -12- inches in diameter bears west of W. M. at a point in the
The typewriter that is equipped with
Ashland’s Commercial Club has 415 offer as an inducement Kailroad fare ing claims in the said Forest or Jack­ north ten -10- degrees east, sixty-five northwest quarter of said section three scores ot such conveniences as “The
-65-
links
distant;
thence
west
five
ass
Creek
Mining
District,
located
Balance
Shift”—“The Ruling Device”
members. How many has Jackson­ both ways with any $3.50 purchase or
-3- and extending from said point of
September 9th, 1875 by J. Beckner, chains to a post for a corner from diversion in a southeasterly direction — “The Double Release”- “The Loco­
ville?
over. Our prices are marked open so A. Klice, J. Ford, A. Dews, A. W. which an alder ten -10- inches in dia­
motive Base”—“The AutomaticSpacer”
down to and across said land.
Frank Kasshafer attended the G. A. everyone can read them. We want to Sturgis, L. Sturgis, H. Sturgis, and meter bears "south four -4- degrees
“The Automatic Tabulator ” — “ The
Also
all
of
the
interest
ever
owned
“Disappearing In­
R. Installation at Ashland Monday get acquainted with our neighboring N. B. Wright, and which location no­ west, seventy-five -75- links distant, by the said A. W. Sturgis in and to
from which a black oak four -4- two certain mining ditc es known as
dicator’’ — “The
night.
people, come in and see us even though tice was recorded on September 9th, and
Adjustable Pant r
1875 in book Three [3] page 243 of the inches in diameter bears south sixty- the Logg and McDonald ditches tak­
It is reported that a daughter of you don’t buy. Medford, Ore
Mining Records for Jackson County, ,-even-67- degrees west,forty-three -43- en from the east fork of Forest
Fingers ” — “ The
E Scientific Con -
Oregon, said claims being known and links distant; thence south thirty five Creek in Jackass Mining District.
W. I. McIntire is ill with scarlet
Fever Sores.
P dense I Keyboard”
designated herein as the old A. W. Stur­ -35- chains to a corner in said Forest
fever.
Also the right to use as a right of
Fever sores and old chronic sores gis Claims and described as follows:
Creek; thence east five -5- chains to
Fours for 17 Cents
way
for
tailings
a
strip
of
land
twenty
A. E. Rose of Phoenix was in at- should not be healed entirely, but should
Commencing at a point where the the place of beginning, containing
feet wide and extending ten -10-
rJ
A Day
tendance at the ; circuit court this be kept in healthy condition. This can old location notice was originally seventeen ana 50-100 *17.50- acres, said -20-
on each side of the center of
at or near what was at the claim being recorded in Volume 4 of the feet
week..
We announced the new sales plan re­
be done by applying Chamberlain’s posted,
Poorman's
or
Forest
Creek
where
the
Mining
Locations
for
Jackson
County,
time of said location known as the Gm
same passes through the west half of cently, just to feel the pulse of the
When in Medford go to the Louvre Salve. This salve has no superior for Hung claim in said Mining District, on Oregon at pages 117 118 thereof.
Claim No. 40, township people. Simply a small cash payment
Cafe. Business men’s lunch served this purpose. It is also most excellent the northerly bank of said Forest or
That certain placer mining ground Donation
thirty
eight
-38- south of rangb three — then 17 cents a day. That is the
daily.
for chapped hands, sore nipples, burns Jackass Creek, and extending thence partly upon the northwest quarter of -3- west of W. M. The right to use plan ir. a nutshell.
,
, ,
down said northerly bank of said Creek, Section ten -10-, township thirty-eight
The result has been such a deluge oi
James Grimes, and wife of Klamath and diseases of the skin. For sale by a distance of eight hundred [800]yards, -38- south of range three -3- west ot said strip of land through west half of applications
for
machinec
that
we are
Donation Land Claim as right of way
Falls, are visiting relatives and friends City Drug Sore.
with width of channel, and taking in W. M. and described as follows:
simply astounded.
for
tailings
is
confined
and
restricted
to
and including in width said channel,
in Jacksonville.
'1 he demand comes from people ot
Beginning at a post on or near the
use of the same for the tailings and
according to the old local laws of the last described land and from which a such
mining debris from the property above all classes, all ages, all occupation«.
C. L. Munson, of the Pacific Paper
Miss Katharine Chapman is now one said mining district.
The majority of inquiries has come
post and monument of rock bears north described herein. This right of way is
Co., of Portland, was calling on his of the Post Force, having accepted a
Those two certain placer claims lo­ seventy two -72- degrees west, three conditioned that same is kept open; tail­ from people of known financial stand­
customers Thursday.
position as compositor. She was called cated December 27th, 1875 by George hundred thirtv four -334- links and run­ ings are not to be dumped on or allowed ing who were attracted by the novelty
W. Stevenson and recorded December ning thence south four and one fourth to accumulate in said right of way, nor to of the proposition. An impressive
Ephram Wilson, who went to San- upon last week to compose a large 27th,
demonstration of the immense popular
1875 in Book Three [3] of the Re­ -4 1-4- degrees west ten and fifty one
Francisco, Dec. 26th, returned home amount of legal work, and has since cords of Mining Locations for Jackson hundredths -10.50- chains, to a post; injure adjoining lands.
the Oliver Typewriter.
Also all of the right, title and interest ity A of startling
of our be­
Wednesday night.
then decided to work a month or more; County, Oregon and described as fol­ thence north seventy five and one half ever
owned by the said A. W. Sturgis, lief that the confirmation
Era of Universal Type­
lows:
-75
1-2-
degrees
west
four
andfifty
four
or
during
the
“
dead
season
”
in
milli
­
in
and
to
a
certain
right
of
way
for
tail
The assessed valuation of Jackson
Commencing at the north line of one hundredths -4.54- chains to a post ings, dump and flume across and over writing is at hand.
county property, as equalized by the nery, instead of taking her usual winter what
at the time of said location from which a fir tree thirty six -36- the land formerly owned by H. D. Rus­ A Quarter of a Million People
vacation out of town. “Any thing in known was
state board is $23,891,700.
as the Jesse Titus and Daniel inches in diameter bears north seventy sell E. J. Russeli and H. Stevens.
and one half -75 1-2- degrees west
are Making Money with
The Louvre Cafe in Medford is open the way of honest labor to make Hopkins claim, on the north of said five
all of the right which the said A.
money,” says Miss Chapman. This Forest or Jackass Creek, and extend­ one hundred ter. -110. links; thence W. Also
Sturgis had under that certain con­
>11 the time, finest service between
north
four
and
one
half
-4
1-2-
degrees,
ambitious young lady, some several ing up the bank of said Creek for a ten and seventy five one hundredths tract or instrument of record in Volume
Portland and San Francisco.
of 200 yards, being in width
years ago, was employed at different distance
chains to a post; thence south, [ A. of the Miscellaneous Records of
Clinton Texter passed through town times, on two large daily papers wide enough to include the channel -10.75-
seventy two -72- degrees east, four and Jackson County, Oregon at pages 427
running
along
the
said
bank.
enroute from Medford to hi3 home­ during her two years stay
in I Two bank claims on the north bank 45-100 -4.45- chains to the place of be­ and 428 thereof.
Also all rights of way for tailings,
in sections tnree -3- and ten
stead at Buncom, Tuesday.
Eastern Oregon,
viz:
“The La of Poorman’s Creek, commencing at a ginning,
township thirty eight -38-south of mining debris and all rights and privil­
Mr. Antone Rose, was a caller at Grande Morning Observer,” and large pine tree situated on the south­ -10-,
range three -3- west of W. M. in Jack* eges for the dumping of tailings and mi­
this office Thursday renewing his sub­ “The LaGrande Daily Chronicle,” west end of the said claims in the said son County, Oregon,
ning debris from said property, which The Standard Visible Writer
mining
district,,
Jackson
County
Ore
­
scription to The Post for another year. respectively, but was obliged to with­ gon; thence up the north bank of Poor­ That certain placer mining ground the said A. W. Sturgis ever had or in
The Oliver Typewriter is a ¡noncy-
NOTICE—The raffle for the 400— draw from the work on account of fail­ man’s Creek, two hundred [200] yards in the said district beginning at a post which he ever had an interest.
So
Also all other water rights, ditches, maki r, riybt from tlie word yo!
to a shaft where a stake is set for the set on the east or left bank of said
day clock and silverware will be held ing health.
I upper corner of said claims; the said Jackass or Forest Creek Mining Dis­ flumes, flume rights, rignts of way, easv to run that the beginners soon get
at 7:30 Saturday evening, Jan. Sth.
‘the “. xpert” cl; ■ .. Eurn as you
Stomach Trouble Cured.
| claims being one hundred L100] yards in trict 6.36 chains south of the northwest dumping and mining privileges, and in
Let the machine pay the 17
corner of the N. E. X of N.E. [J of sec­ easements of every kind, nature and l,„rn
W.C. Deneff.
1 width.
If you have any trouble with your
dry and all oUcethat is yours.
tion fifteen -15* township thirty-eight, description, which the said A. W. Stur­
Two certain placer mining claims in -38-
Ernest E. Jones of Medford, repre­ stomach you should take Chamberlain’s
Wherever
you are, there s work to
south Of range three -3- west of gis owned, or which he has used or op­
senting the International Correspond­ Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr. J. P. I the saiu. Forest or Jackass Creek Min­ W. M.; thence with the variations of erated, in connection with the mining be done aid money to be made by, us­
ing Di: trict, Jackson County, Oregon,
ence Schools of Scranton, Pa., was in Klote of Edina, Mo., says: “I have loeateu by John McKee and William 19 degrees east and running as follows: property commonly known as the Stur­ ing the Oliver. The business world 1»
calling for Oliver operators. I here
north sixty -60- degree««ast4.55chain« gis Mine.
town Saturday. '
used a great many different medicines Ray, O :tober 6th, 1874 which location to a post set for a corner from which a
are not enough to supply the demand.
Together
with
the
tenements,
hered
­
notice <s recorded in Book Three [3] of
Ceunty Clerk Coleman issued the first for stomach trouble, but find Chamber­ the Mining Location Records of Jack- white oak four -4- inches in diameter itaments and appurtenances belonging Their salaries are considerably aboi h
those of mai-v classes, of workers.
1910 hunting and fishing license Tues­ lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets more son County, Oregon at page 248 there­ bears north eighteen -18- degrees east to, or.in any wise appertaining to, any
twenty -20- links distant; thence south of theproperty herein described. Also, ‘An Oliver Typewriter in Every Home’
beneficial
than
any
other
remedy
I
ever
of,
an<
was
recorded
on
October
19th,
day. W. M. Hodson of Medford was
thirty -30- degrees east 9.10 chains to a
That is cur battle cry today. We
used.” For sale by City Drug Store. 1875, said claims being two hundred I post set for a corner from which a yel­ 2000 ft. 16 gauge steel pipe, double
the lucky man.
[200J ards of bank claims on the north low "pine tree thirty six -36- inches in dipped, size 16 to 18, 5<X) ft. 16 gauge have made the Olivet* suprcnu in use-
hank o, said Forest or Jackass Creek, diameter bears north thirty seven -37- undipped pipe, size 11 and 15, 3 No. 3 fulness and absolutely inairpcnxable in
Mrs. Chas. Fry came over from
Fisher Kingbolt bail-bearing Giants. butiineirt. Now c<
quest of
a.n! _fc
so »« to include the
Yreka, Wednesday, to meet her hus-
al<n,g said bark for the said degrees west eighty -80- links distant; 1 Electric lighting plant, 1 donkey en- | the home.
thence
south
sixty
-60-
degrees
west
band who has been mining in the lilue
pine, J mining del l ick, complete, li
h of the
» u* two hundred [290] yards.
4.55 chains on the north boundary of Blacksmith shop .'.nd tools, miscellane­ The Bimpli-
« bc-
Lo lge di.: riel.
certain placer mining claim John MeK ieo claims to a nost. (no tree ous
Oliver fit it f
small
tools,
picks,
shovels,
bars,
hc-ine
•is the A. W. Sturgis placer near;) the nice north thirty -30- degrees hammers, chains, pulleys, ropes, blocks coming an ir.
Arthur Klein!, .miner and wife parsed
claim, and embracing a west 9.15 . chains up the creek on the 1 steel range, dishes and cooking uten- training of \
through J tck.j.jnviila Wednesday, en
port jon of section fourteen [14] in left or east bank to the place of begin- ' nils, 2 rocking ch'-.'r.i. 1 roll top ■ ■■ T, I
rvu.e hoin j from i v .sit with Phoenix
to* nsh n thirty-eight 138] south of ning call
h.
wn r.s the
Savage lamps, 2 quilts 1 dresser, 200 ft rubbei
rx igo three [3] west of V/. M. in th.- and Miil<
friends and relatives
and located by the . hose, 1 extension table and chairs, 1 dish
I
’
xirrnan
’
s
Mining
District
of
Jackson
America. '
above description on January 13th.
1 center table, 1 dock, 2 bed­ your
id female
Frank Kiser, wife, and baby,left
home <
(./punty, Oregon, as the same is des­ 1876, and recorded in Volume three 3- closet,
stead«,
1
mattress,
1
pillow,
carpels,
1
re the supreme
,
cribed in a certain patent fiom the c’f the Mining Locations for Jackson | team horses, wagon and harness, 2 opportunity.
Lot Anj.lj. Thursday morning, whe
do have testified.
’ rails of our
Write for further net
United States to A. W. Sturgis which County, Oregon, at pages 260 and 261 plows, 1 Big Four mower, 1 hay rake,
th«y will vikit relatives for the next
copy
of the new
LIVER AND
easy
offer
and
a
free
patent was record. <i on the Iztli day ot thereof.
1 single buggy and old harness, 1 iron Oliver catalog. Ac
three weeks.
t ri rnousLS
Uctober 1899, in Volume 37 at page
Th' ' Ci certain water right nnd water scraper, 4 cows, 2 calves, about f rt.v
233of the Deed !■’
• t Jackson
¿itch taken out of the right hand bank < hickens, about 25 tons hay, 40 tiers ol f The Oliver typewriter Company
John Devlin arrive 1 from PortlanJ
of the left hand fork of Forest and I wood, stock of miscellaneous goods in ^1326 First Avenue, Seallie, Wash
this week to visit his parents, J. Dev-
the north Jackass Creek at a point near the store.
A
$100 Typewriter
for 17 cents a Day!
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OLIVER
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