Jacksonville post., August 06, 1910, Image 1

Oregon Historical Society
JACKSONVILLE, JACKS!) N COUNTY, OREGON, AUGUST 6, 1910
Frank Cameron has put up his new !
Oregon Sidelights
phone now, and he sees what he has
missed by not having it up sooner.
Springfield has 22 trains a day.
Manford Goldsby who has been in |
May be established in Jack­ Josephine county has returned to Bun­ In regular session Tuesday The Jacksonville Office of First grapes are ripe at The Dalles. [ Bank
Statements Show
I
Grant county crops have improved |
sonville, Plenty of mate­ com.
evening
—
Canvasses
elec
­
the
Fruitgrowers
Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Beagle of Ruch
Great Gain—Coos Bay to
lately.
rial in sight.
took a ride up Little Applegate last
tion returns-Bi’Js allowed
Corvallis
is
to
have
an
oatmeal
will
be
independent
after
Improve Harbor.
week.
manufactory.
etc.
Mrs. John Orth returnod to her home
September 1st.
Catholics will build a Sisters' acad­
Rock of a quality suitable for mak­
in Medford Sunday.
Portland. Ore., Aug. 2, (Special) -
emy at Burns.
ing the best grade of cement has been
Mr. Stansell and wife of Jacksonville
discovered in the hills near this city.
The regular A> ^gust meeting of the Cashier Collins will remain in
Fruit growers around Prairie City Greater progress has been made by ti e
business interests of Oregon between
Samples have been submitted for an­ took a pleasant ride up Little Apple- i City council wa^ held Tuesday evening
have organized.
March
29 and June 30 than in any two-
alysis and pronounced by the chemist gate Sunday.
at the usual hour.
Present Mayor
charge--Evolution from labor­ A Cove man advertised for 30 cherry
months period in the history of the
J. Parks now runs the cream wagon I Shaw; Counj]men
Dunford, and
to be excellent quality, possessing the
pickers
July
27.
er to Banker in five years.
state since the establishment of the
properties necessary for making the twice a week.
Grieve. R jeorder Dox: Marshal Jones.
New Episcopal church at Port Orford establishment of the state bank ex­
best grade of cement. A thorough ex­
Minut'js of previous regular and
Newt Haskins and wife were in Jack­
is about completed.
aminer’s office. This is disclosed in
amination of the deposit reveals an al­ sonville last wevk.
special meetings read and approved,
New cannery at Medford has 7000 the report of the bank examiner, just
Adeal
has
been
consummated
where
­
most unlimited quantity of the raw
Mrs. J. Miller of Medford is visiting Mr. Grieve reported that arrangement by the Jacksonville Office of the Fruit­ pounds daily capacity.
made, covering that period.
material in plain sight.
lot- reservoir site had been completed
her sister Mrs. J. F. Crump.
growers Bank will become a separate
Deposits in the banks of the state at
It takes only 32 Silver Lake goose-
Certain capitalists of abundant
and
he
was
directed
to
have
the
neces
­
F. Cameron will finish up his hay ,
close of business June 30 totaled $115,-
means are considering the advisability
sary papers drawn up in regard thereto. institution after the first of next month ! berries to weigh a pound.
of establishing a factory to employ crop this week.
The usual monthly bills for labor. The Medford institution having sold its
A Eugene man is raising mushrooms 196,986, a gain since March 29 of $1,-
Mr. and Mrs. John Kellinger and son j supplies, printing, etc. were presented interests to a new corporation compos­
192,705. Of these deposits $11,925,734
2000 men at this place, lack of trans­
and sells them for $1 a pound.
were savings deposits, which increased
portation seems no be the only obstruc- Ralph were visiting several days on arid allowed. The returns of the special ed of B. M. Collins, Chris Keegan,
Oakland hasn’t houses enough for
during the same period $842,»85. Total
I election held Monday were canvassed Wm. Bybee, Jno. W. Pernoll, A. Klien- the people who want to live there.
tion to the plan at present and it is Little Applegate.
hammer,
W.
P.
Bailey,
C.
M.
Ruch,
resources of Oregon banks, $142,418,734.
thought that this difficulty can be
Mrs. Dora Saltmarsh was trading in | and approved, and on motion the Mayor
A Drain business man has a nice Eight new banks were established in
eliminated.
Jacsonville last week.
i was directed to issue a proclamation! John Dunnington, W. H. Johnston, W.
name for a hot day. It is Cool.
H.
Bowen,
A.
W.
Sturgis,
Chas.
F.
the state during the period covered by
If this project is carried to a success-
Mr. and Mrs. Flane Silva were visit- stating that the bond issue had carried,
Wallowa county man has inclosed the report.
ful issue the formation rejected and ing home folks last week.
| an‘J directing publication of said pro­ Dunford, Harry Luy and Ralph G. Jen­
nings.
500 acres with a coyote proof fence.
Oregon’s two infantry regiments and
despised by the early prospectors as
in
Jacksonville Post,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Klei ihammer (
Many newcomers have been in Central ambulance company of the Nationil
A recent ruling by the State Bank
valueless bids fair to prove a bigger were visiting relatives in the valley I The sidewalk matter was pretty well
Guard will go into camp at American
bonanza than were the best paying last week.
thrashed out, specially regarding the Examiner rendered a change in the Point lately, looking for real estate.
gold mines.
authority of the City Engineer, it be­ manner of operation necessary, ami
Hay was never before 30 high a Lake this month and participate in the
J. Goldsby and family were in Jack- .
ing the general opinion of the council- rather that go to the trouble of re-in- this time of year in the Nehalem val­ usual joint field maneuvers with the
sonviile recently
regular army. August 8 is fixed as the
«aen that the work must be done ac­ . corporating both banks as demanded ley—$18 per ton.
A Cold
Otis Buck was in town Munday.
date
of departure, and the men will
cording to the specifications and under ‘ by the ruling, the officers of the Fruit­
Plenty of summer resorts right
Is not necessarily serious, provided it
Mr. Biack of Forest creek was up the supervision of the city engineer at growers’ decided to dispose of their close home, if you look around, remarks remain in crmp ten days. Adjutant
is taken care of. It is frequently the to the mill after a load of lumber Mon­ provided by the ordinance and he was interest in the Jacksonville branch to
General Finzer has issued orders for
the Albany Democrat. Now,
starting point of many dangerous day.
the mobilization of his troops.
directed to require that sidewalks built Mr. Collins and his associates as stated so.
diseases. When it comes use Dr. Bell’s
shall be in accordance with said specifi­ above.
Coos Bay is going to improve its har­
Mrs.
W.
R.
Garrett
and
family
pass-
’
So far, wheat is averaging about
Pine-Tar-Honey. Look for the bell on
cations.
The new owners will take charge 40 bushels, and barley from 60 to 70 bor and the channel from the ocean
ed
by
Sterling
Tuesday.
the bottle. Sold by City Drug Store.
Sept. 1st, with Mr. Collins in charge bushels an acre around Athena.
into the bay. Public docks and ware­
as at present; in the meantime the
houses are to be built as well. For
Dr. Bell s Pine-Tar-Honey
Big Portland property owners and this purpose it is the intention to ex­
Sent
To
Asylum
present
owners
will
continue
to
trans
­
Buncom Reports.
Is the best for coughs, colds, croup, act all business as heretofore, at the business men ought to put up what is pend $300,000. It is proposed to issue
grip, whooping cough, bronchitis, old si and.
needed for that livestock show. It 20-year bonds bearing 5 per cent in­
Nancy Dugan, aged about 21 years, asthma and all throat and bronchial1
terest. Coos Bay people approve this
Correspondence to the Post.
The new institution will begin its ex­ will pay them to do it.
was committed to the asylum for the troubles. Sold’ everywhere look for
project generally but the Commission
Wm. Cameron was in ourcity recent­
istence under most favorable conditions
There
is
an
opening
in
Tillamook
insane by Judge Neil Monday after­ the bell on the bottle.
Everywhere throughout our state the for a wood yard. We are almost sur­ of the Port has decided to leave the
ly-
noon.
people are prosperous; new interests rounded by forest, but it seems that matter to a vote at the fall election.
Ed Saltmarsh called at the Postoflice
The young woman is a native of
and
enterprises requiring the expen­ it is impossible to secure a cord of The plan contemplates a great im­
THE
ELECTION
Tuesday.
Jackson county and has residedin Med­
diture of vast sums of money are being wood for anything like a reasonable provement of the Coos Bav harbor.
E. N. Provolt was in our neighbor­ ford all Of her life. The father of the
Secretary Wilson of the Department
developed at a rate which a few years price, says the Herald.
hood last week looking for some good girl is at present an inmate of the
of Agriculture has been in Oregon dur­
Jersey cows and made a purchase of asylum and has been for the past two For water bonds was quiet, ago would have deemed impossible and
During the month of June 320 people
.the increase in the volume of business registered at the government station ing the past week seeking information
six.
years.
sixty-six
to
one.
during the next five years bids fair to at Crater lake, and during the first 15 in regard to the settlement of landB in­
She was taken north in charge of at­
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cox left yester­
surpass anything ever seen in the in­ days of this month 260 had registered. cluded in the forest reserves of the
tendants from the asylum Monday
day for California.
dustrial and commercial world. And This breaks all former records for this state. He plans to have the reserves
night.
The special election held in this city as the business done by the banks of
Sam Vandyke and familf of Medford
re-mapped and the boundaries estab­
Monday was a very quiet affair, the Oregon has increased greatly during time of year to the rim of Crater lake. lished in an accurate way. It is said
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Klien-
total number of votes polled being only the paBt year and will continue to in­
hammer.
The Rogue River Valley Canal com­ much land is included in the reserves
Staggers Skeptics
Mrs. M. R. Buck was visiting on Big ’ That a clean, nice, fragrant com- sixty-seven but although the number crease still faster in the future, the pany’s big improvements are going that should not be, and when the new
Applegate Sunday the guest of Mrs. pound like Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will of votes was small there is no reason management of the new concern can forward rapidly. A large force of maps are completed 5,000,000 or 6,000,-
to doubt the wishes of the voters in the
men has been engaged on the desert
R. J. Jennings.
instantly relieve a bad burn, cut, scald, matter as sixty-six ballots were cast reasonably expect to share in tha gen­ boulevard. The canal, which runs five 000 acres now in reserves in this state
will be opened up for settlement.
eral
prospetity
of
the
state
and
country.
Hollis Parks accompanied by his sis- wound or piles, staggers skeptics. But for the bonds and only one against.
This in a gener..l way, leaving out of miles east and west through the
ter Miss Ella, were visiting on Big great cures prove its a wonderful heal­
Secretary Ballinger of the Depart­
This expression of opinion by the
center of the desert is nearly com­ ment of i he Interior is busy on a trip
Applegate Sunday.
er of the worst sores, ulcers, boils, voters shows that the people want sight the fact that our own immediate
pleted.
of inspection of the reclamation pio-
Byron Johnson who is working on felons, eczema, skin eruptions, and water and want it badly. Efforts will vicinity is on the eve of an era of in­
dustrial
activity
greater
by
far
than
any
It is estimated that fully 50,000 feet jects of the state and is becoming fam­
Williams creek was visiting home folks also chapped hands, sprains and corns. be made to hasten the construction of
witnessed in the early mining days. of lumber will be milled from the four iliar with the workings of the service
Try it. 25c. at City Drug Store.
this week.
the system as rapidly as possible.
(More on this subject later on).
logs of a tree cut back of Seaside. in Oregon. Among other things ne
The stockholders named above, need While standing the tree presented an will start preliminary surveys of Crater
no introduction to most of our readers, imposing spectacle. At the base it Lake National Park, looking toward its
all being well known citizens of un­ measured 12 feet in diameter and the development along the lines of the bet­
doubted integrity and financially able first branch was fully 100 feet from ter known national parks of the country.
to increase the capital of the bank as the ground.
may be thought necessary in the fu­
The thrifty members of the new
ture. Regarding Mr. Benj. M. Collins Bohemian eolony which has been
who has been in charge of the present started on the shores of Tule lake,
institution during the past ten months south of Merrill, have made wonder­
t
and who will remain in charge under ful improvements in the raw land
the new regime, we desire to call at­ which comprised their homes when When Will Jacksonville People
tention to a few points in his career in the colony was first established a few
Learn the Importance of It?
Southern Oregon:- Mr Collins came to months ago. Some 6000 acres were
Jackson county five years ago last purchased and subdivided, and the
spring with little or no capital, first he town of Malin was platted. The raw
Backache is only a simple thing at
taught a term of school in the Apple­ land has been cleared and cultivated, first;
gate Valley at a small salary: next he and the new town now presents a
But when you know ’tis from the
was shoveling snow at the Blue Ledge thrifty appearance, and is growing kidneys;
mine; after that he assisted the assay- rapidly. —Journal.
That serious kidney troubles follow;
or for a while; then he kept books for
That diabetes, Bright’s disease may
the company; next we find him doing
be
the fatal end,
carpenter work at Medford; next clerk­
Proclamation.
ing in a store; two years were then
You will kladly profit Dy the follow­
spent as City Recorder of Medford,
ing experience.
which position he resigned to enter the
Proclamation of the Mayor of
’Tis the statement of a Jacksonville
Bank of Jacksonville as its cashier the City of Jacksonville, Oregon, on citizen.
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on
the
adoption
of
Ordinance
No.
129
where we find him to-day. During all the question of tho issuance of bonds
Mrs. H. M. Shaffer, living on East
these years he has been always cheer­ as proposed in said ordinance at a Main St., Jacksonville, Dre., says:
ful, accommodating and courteous to special election called and held on “My kidneys have been disordered for
By virtue of the
all, ready and willing to “do the work August 1st, 1910.
some time but I paid little attention to
which his hands found to do." During authority in me vested as mayor of the it, thinking the symptoms would dis­
the time Mr. Collins has been cashier City of Jacksonville, Oregon, I do pro­ appear. However, the trouble became
cf the bank he has had practically the claim that Ordinance No. 129 provid­ worse, the secretions being irregular
entire responsibility of the manage­ ing for the issuance of bonds in the in action and my back and head ached
ment of its affairs on his shoulders; the sum of $30,000. for the purpose of es­ constantly. I was in a miserable con­
officers at Medford seldom ever visit­ tablishing a water system for said city dition when I learned of Doan’s Kidmy
ing the institution and he has proved received a majority of all the votes Pills and procured a box at the City
himself equal to the task, the business cast at the said special election there Drug Store. By the time I had used
increasing very materially in many being 66 votes cast for the issuance of three boxes of this remedy in accord­
resnects as shown by the statements the said bonds and 1 vote cast against ance with the directions I waB entirely
published from time to time. The rec­ the issuance of the said bonds and the free from the trouble. Doan’s Kid­
ord of this gentleman is an instance of adoption of the said ordinance, that ney Pills effected a complete cure, and
what pluck and a determination to suc<- said Ordinance No. 129 providing for I am glad to recommend this remedy
ceed, coupled with ability, integrity the issuancs of the said bends in the
to others.”
and a pleasing manner can accomplish sum of $30,000. was at said election
Plenty more proof like this trom
in this country. It is a valuable object duly adopted and carried by a majority Jacksonville people. Call at The City
of
the
legal
votes
cast
at
said
election;
lesson to young men.
and Baid bands are duly authorized and drug store and ask what customers re­
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Ordered to be issued at said election, port.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
If your liver is sluggish and out of that from and after this date said
tone, and you feel dull, bilious, con­ ordinance No. 129 is a part of the or­ cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
stipated, take a dose of Chamberlain’s dinances and laws of the City of Jack­ New York, Sole Agents for the Unit­
Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight be­ sonville, Oregon.
Dated at Jackson­ ed States.
fore retiring and you will feel all right ville, Oregon; this 2nd day of August, Renember the name-Doan’s, and
in the morning. Sold by all dealers.
1910.
Signed T. T, SHAW, Mayor. tike no other.
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