Port Orford Deep Water Harbor
The KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Wealth of the Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Port Orford, Orego, Tuesday, April 23, 1929.
VOL. III.
Mining Active in S. W. Ore­
gon; Sylvanite Mine Sold
Gold Hill, A pril 18.—C onsiderable
im p o rtan ce is a tta c h e d to a re ­
su m p tio n of gold q u a rtz m in in g in
th e Gold H ill region w ith th e a n ­
no u n cem en t th a t th e Sylvanite gold
m ine, th re e m iles from Gold Hill,
will be reopened a fte r an idleness
o f n early ten y ears due to litig a­
tion w hich recen tly w as settled.
T h e p ro p erty recen tly passed Into
th e h a n d s of C. C. C oulter and as­
sociates of P u g e t sound, an d a re­
c e n t exam in atio n of th e m ine by
L. A. L ev an saler of T acom a, m i­
n in g en g in eer fo r th e new ow n­
ers, w ho h as plann ed th e fu rth e r
developm ent and o p eratio n of the
p ro p erty , h a s m ade resu m p tio n pos­
sible.
T he sy lvanlte is one of th e two
q u a rtz gold m ines in th e Gold Hill
d is tric t w hich o p erated d u rin g the
w ar period a s heav y producer. The
*property is com posed of th e con­
solidation of th e old Cox 4 Lym an,
Sim m ons, C heney, R ay, H a ff and
several o th e r sm aller contiguous
gold m ines located on th e fam ous
“big" sy lv an ite vein
exten d in g
th ro u g h the Gold Hill district.
T he production of th ese p ro p er
tie s d ates back to th e late 50s when
th e fam ous Gold Hill pockpt on the
opposite side of R ogue riv e r was
s tru c k an d yielded $700,000.
T he consolidation o f th e p ro p er­
ties cam e ab o u t ju s t before the
w ar th ro u g h Geo. L. H a ff and
H e n ry A. R ay. local m ining men,
w ho la te r sold the m ine to J. G.
D avies an d associates of S acram en ­
to. In tw o y e a rs’ developm ent they
recovered m ore th a n $150,000 from
a single pay shoot on th e old Cox
4 L ym an strik e in raisin g from
a low er level to a h ig h er level. In
1919 the S acram en to people sold
th e p ro p erty a t a fabulous price to
P ittsb u rg h . P o . inv esto rs, who in­
co rp o rated th e O reg o n -P ittsb u rg h
M ining com pany, w ith a cap italiza­
tion of $3,000,000. A fter a sh o rt
♦ la so n litigation followed an d o n ­
ly recently ended
D uring th e H a ff * R ay o p era­
tio n s tu n g ste n w as discovered in
th e m ine and since th a t tim e m ore
im p o rtan ce h as been atta c h e d to
th e property. T he tu n g ste n
is
found w ith th e gold ore in the
fo rm of scheelite. Sam ples have
been ta k e n from th ese strin g e rs
w hich assay as h ig h as fo rty per
cen t tu n g stic acid, b u t th e veins
as a w hole av erag e less th a n two
per cent. T he veins c a rry in g the
b est g rad e of tu n g ste n have been
developed to a sm all extent, b u t
th e tu n g ste n reso u rces of th e m ine
hav e not yet been d eterm ined.
T he im m ediate w ork on th e prop­
e rty will be th e b o rin g of a 700-
foot tu n n el opening up a new body
o f ore a t a low er level. T he elec­
tric pow er line to th e m ine is be­
ing reco n stru cted for th a t p u r­
pose H aff * Ray. fo rm er ow ners
and o p e ra to rs of th e m ine, will
h av e c h a rg e of th is developm ent
w ork an d o th e r o p eratio n s of the
m ine.
Famous Blue Ledge Sold
M edford, A pril 18.—A t a m eeting
o f th e co u n ty co u rt W ednesday
m orning. It w as an n o u n ced by Wm.
H. Gore, b an k er, an d Dr. J . F.
R ed d y th a t th e B lue Ledge copper
m ine ow ned by th e G uggenheim in ­
te re s ts w as tra n s fe rre d A pril 1, last
to a sy n d icate of Los A ngeles in ­
v esto rs headed by J. B. R oof an d
B F. M iller Jr.
T h e deal w as closed in N ew
Y ork city, an d th e sum involved
w as sta te d as b ein g "over h a lf a
m illion d o llars.”
T h e sy n d icate p lan s to in stall a
flo tatio n mill, th e m o d em m ethod
of p ro cessin g copper, new co m p res­
ses, an d re-equip th e m ine. F ood
an d tools a re b eing se n t in to th e
m ine a t p re s e n t by p ack h o rses an d
D r. R eddy an d G ore h ead ed a del­
egation th a t req u ested th e co u n ty
c o u rt to ap p ro p ria te $1500 fo r re­
p a irs to th e road.
T he co u n ty
co u rt w ill v isit th e m ine an d trav el
o v er th e road before m ak in g a de­
cision.
Dr. R ed d y said th e sy n d icate
w ould expend $50,000 in p relim ­
in a ry w ork, an d w an ted th e road
p u t in sh ap e fo r h a u lin g heavy m a­
ch in ery to th e p roperty.
I t will ta k e five o r six m onths
to place th e m ine on a pro d u ctio n
basis.
T he B lue Ledge m ine Is located
fo u r m iles from th e O regon-C ali­
fo rn ia s ta te line, an d
h as ten
m iles of tu n n els, w ith th o u san d s
o f to n s of o re blocked out.
Mine Sold
M edford, Or., A pril 16 —Follow ­
ing o u t th e provisions o f a recen t
c o u rt order, th e F ed eral m in in g
p ro p e rty in th e A pplegate section
is b eing p u rch ased from A tto rn ey
F r a n k D esuza, receiver, by D. L.
Jones, B I. B row ti an d S eattle m i­
n in g in te re sts fo r ap p ro x im ately
$3200 B row n is a M edford resid en t
and Jo n es is a re p re se n ta tiv e of
th e S eattle in te re sts A new com ­
p an y is b eing form ed, to be know n
as th e Rlneda Mines. Inc.
P re s e n t plan s call fo r active o p er­
atio n in a sh o rt tim e an d will m a rk
a resu m p tio n a fte r h av in g been
d isco n tin u ed fo r som e tim e as th e
resu lt of legal actio n b ro u g h t
a g a in s t th e co m p an y by G eorge
M a rg reiter fo r lab o r liens a m o u n t­
ing to $3500 T h e p ro p e rty includes
153 a cres an d h as a n u m b er o f well-
c o n stru cte d buildings. Its equip­
m en t is com plete for p lacer m ining.
T h e m ine fo rm erly w as ow ned by
S eattle m en a n d w as o p erated by
th em u n til a y e a r ago.
Exhibit to Go Free
T he S o u th ern P acific. U nion P a ­
cific. an d P o rtla n d an d S eattle ra il­
roads have ag reed w ith th e sta te
c h am b e r o f com m erce to ship free
th e m a te ria ls fo r th e exhibit in
th e new office o f th e sta te c h a m ­
b er of com m erce to be opened in
Los A ngeles ab o u t M ay 1.
D etails of p ro ced u re n ecessary to
Highway Magnet
secu re th is free tra n sp o rta tio n m ay
T he huge h ighw ay m agnet, tru ck b e ' h ad a t th e office o f th e P e r t
m ounted, co n stru cte d by th e sta te O rfo rd C h am b er of Com m erce.
h ig h w ay d e p a rtm e n t a fte r th e idea
w as advanced by C om m issioner Packing Plant Enlarged
Saw yer, passed so u th to th e C ali­
T he Gold B each P a c k in g Co. is
fo rn ia line over th e R oosevelt h ig h ­
w ay and re tu rn e d n o rth la st week, m ak in g extensive im p ro v em en ts a t
g a th e rin g the m etallic
m a tte r its p lant. An ad d itio n 25 feet wide,
found on th e road. T he m ag n et 50 feet long an d tw o sto ries high
h a s a liftin g cap acity of 70 pounds is being built betw een th e p re se n t
an d th e o u tfit w as in ch arg e of b uilding an d th e highw ay
A new boiler and a new can n in g
J a c k S herm an and L. M. A lsm an of
m ach in e will be in stalled in th e
Salem .
addition. M uch of th e space will
be used fo r sto rag e T he co n crete
Slate Club Leader \ isits room u n d e r th e h ig h w ay c o n stru c t­
M iss H elen Cowgill, su p erv iso r ed by th e s ta te h ighw ay com m is­
of school club w ork of th e O regon sion last fall will be connected up
S ta te college, visited P o rt O rford w ith th e p la n t an d will be used
la st M onday and inspected the for sto rag e
w ork of th e sew ing class of the
W C. Y aird. N o rth B end con­
g rad e school. M rs R o b ert F o rty tra c to r. h as ch arg » of th e w ork
has assisted th e girls th is y ear and I t is expected to have th e bu ild in g
'u n d e r h er supervision the girls com pleted an d th e equipm ent, all
have done m ost cred itab le work. installed before th e o p ening of th e
Miss Cowgill w as accom panied by com m ercial salm on season on the
C ounty S u p e rin ten d en t Mrs. K a th ­ R ogue M ay 15 R eporter.
erin e H a rris
B oth Miss Cowgill
and M rs H a rris gave In stru ctiv e
ta lk s on th e club w ork th ro u g h o u t Divorce Case to be Tried
Gold B each, April 20 T h e m uch
th e state.
talk ed of B en n ett v ersu s B en n ett
divorce case Is scheduled to be
Washington \isitors
Mr and M rs D on G ard in er of h e ard in th e c irc u it c o u rt th e fore
E num claw . W n
w ho form erly ->art o f th is week and. ow ing to
lived In M arshfield, visited in P o rt th e c h a ra c te r of th e alleg atio n s in
O rford W ednesday w ith M rs Mabel th e com plaint, th e case has a t­
G illings
Mrs G illings h ad
not tra c te d g re a t in te re st since It was
seen th e G ard in ers for about 11 filed som e 18 m o n th s ago by W H
y e a rs and a very p leasan t day w as B e n n e tt of P o rt O rford a g a in st his
s p e n t In ie.;ew i—g old friendship«
MINING IN SOUTHWESTERN OREGON
Southwestern Oregon is rapidly coming into its own as a
worthwhile mining district As a virgin region it was exception­
ally rich in coarse placer gold, and in enrichments near the sur­
face in gold bearing veins, many of which yielded thousands
upon thousands of dollars in almost pure gold, the famous Gold
Hill strike being probably the greatest of all with its $700,000
production. The region has produced, according to the most re­
liable estimates that can be obtained, upwards of $60,000,000 in
gold, but, owing to the ease with which the gold was garnered in
the early days, efforts to develop a property beyond the local en­
richment were rare and naturally, with no reserve ores blocked
out, the reports soon became current, when the local enrichments
began to become scarce, that the mining days of the region were
over. In addition to this phase of the situation, the very richness
of the region was its undoing, as unscrupulous promoters took
advantage of the great chunks of almost pure gold that came out
of the local enrichments referred to, and sold worthless mining
stock the United States over—worthless because the major por­
tion of the money was rarely legitimately used to develop the
mine, but rather used to pay “Irish dividends”. The natural re­
sult of these two situations was the building up of a wall of deep-
seated prejudice, both locally and in other sections of the country,
against mining in southwestern Oregon—a prejudice that serious­
ly retarded the development of the whole region.
In 1923, after a serious study of the situation, a group of
men interested in the full development of the region organized
the Southwestern Oregon Mining bureau, and for three years car­
ried on a continuous campaign of legitimate publicity in the local
papers of the district as well as the reputable mining journals of
the Pacific coast, with a view of breaking down this wall of prej­
udice, and to inform mining men generally of the actual value of
the region as a mining district. This systematic campaign of pub­
licity is now bearing its fruit, and southwestern Oregon is begin­
ning to receive the attention of organized mining money, with
every indication that the prediction of a well known mining engi­
neer of the Pacific Northwest, who spent four years investigat­
ing the whole district, that “Some day southwestern Oregon will
become the greatest mining camp the world has ever seen," will
become a reality.
No. 25.
Powers Not to Argue Port Case;
Port Commission Brief Filed
Rail Fight Won by
Western Pacific
S an F rancisco. A pril 18.- The
W estern P acific r a i l r o a d w as
g ra n te d perm ission y e sterd ay by
th e in te rs ta te com m erce com m is­
sion to go ah ead w ith th a t p a rt of
its general p ro g ram fo r expansion
rep resen ted by co n stru ctio n of a
mile of new line in P ittsb u rg h ,
C o n tra C osta county. T he applica­
tion w as opposed before th e com ­
m ission by th e S o u th ern P acific
and th e S a n ta Fe, both of w hich
have lines Into th e d is tric t now op­
ened to th e W estern Pacific.
T he ap p licatio n w as m ade by the
S acram en to N o rth e rn R ailw ay, a
subsidiary of th e W estern P acific,
an d w as su p p o rted by th e Indus­
tria l d is tric t a g a in s t th e p ro tests
o f th e com peting lines and som e
of the resid en ts of P itts b u rg a t
h earin g s held by th e s ta te railro ad
com m ission, w hich dism issed the
com plaints.
S u g g estio n D isregarded.
F rid a y w ord w as received by
Colonel J. C. Johnson, a tto rn e y for
th e p o rt com m ission of th e P o rt
of P o rt O rford, from th e clerk of
th e s ta te suprem e c o u rt a t Salem
th a t th e p lain tiffs In th e case of
A. H. Pow ers. F re d P ow ers and
G eorge E. D ix versus th e P o rt of
P o rt O rford w ould not file a b rief
In th e case or orally a rg u e the
m a tte r before the suprem e court.
Colonel Jo h n so n has filed the
b rief fo r the p o rt com m ission,
w hich lost o u t In th e c irc u it court,
and th e failu re of the o th e r side
to ftle b rief or a rg u e th e case
m eans th a t th ey will rely solely on
the v erd ict ren d ered In th e low er
court. It Is expected th a t the case
will soon be placed on th e calen ­
dar. an d a decision will probably
be forth co m in g w ithin the next
few m onths.
Life Saving Station
C ap tain N u tte r of th e B andon
coast g u ard statio n h as forw arded
his re p o rt on the w e a th e r observa­
tions ta k e n early last week to
D istrict C om m ander Kelly a t San
F ran cisco fo r tran sm issio n
to
W ashington w here Mr K elly’s m ain
re p o rt now is. C ap tain N u tte r be­
lieves th ere is a possible chance of
congress providing the necessary
ap p ro p riatio n fo r th is w ork d u ring
th e special session. If so w ork on
the co n stru ctio n of th e statio n is
possible yet th is season.
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An ex am in er fo r the in te rs ta te
com m erce com m ission held h e a r­
ings in M artinez, an d h is recom ­
m endation w as considered p artly
adv erse by th e W estern P acific,
co n tain in g as it did a suggestion
th a t a jo in t rail u se r a rra n g e m e n t
be en tered into w ith the S a n ta Fe.
T he com m ission. In deciding the
case, held th a t th e extension would
let th e W estern P acific reach w ith
Its own rails Im p o rtan t m a n u fa c -|
tu rin g estab lish m en ts now served |
by the S o uthern P acific and the
Rose Fcstiv&l
S a n ta Fe.
G ratified by R uling.
| P o rtlan d . A pril 17. T he P o rtla n d
A statem en t from th e executive rose festival and rose show will be
offices of th e W estern P acific said I held th is y ear from J u n e 8 to 14
yesterday: "W e a re g ra tified a t , Inclusive
I t Is the purpose of
being given access to this Im p o r-, those In charge of these events to
ta n t in d u strial d istrict, as It en- ' m ake them m ost in stru ctiv e, enter-
ables us to com plete fu rth e r de ' ta ln in g and Im pressive. It m ust
velopm ent of the d istrict, as we j be understood th a t these are not
' purely P o rtla n d u n d e rta k in g s b u t
had co n tem p lated .”
O ne of the big Industries now a re s ta te wide In th e ir scope. The
open d irectly to th e W estern P a ­ rose show will be open to entries,
cific is the C olum bia Steel co rp o ra­ not only from all points In O regon
tion plant. C onstruction of the but th e en tire c o u n try is Invited
F estival fe a tu re s
new line will be begun a t once, to p a rticip ate.
W estern P acific executives said. will include e n te rta in m e n t th a t
T he line will be ab o u t a mile In will be enjoyed by all w ho com e to
In
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| len g th from th e p resen t term in u s P o rtla n d d u rin g th a t week
Cinnabar Strike
OlOry 01 I/OSt M ine
j ¡n P itts b u rg , and will cost $137,883, these too outside cities m ay p a r­
Makes Rich Strike
Told by Journal Man according to th e com m ission's estl- ticipate.
L. A. D am on h as m ade w h at
Gold Hill, Or., A pril 20.— T he Gold
T h e festival will be in progress
F red Lockley, w ritin g in th e O r - | Inatea
prom ises to be a rich gold s trik e . H ill quicksilver m ines, m ade fam
a t a tim e when to u rists a re flock­
on R ogue riv e r n e a r w h ere Mule ous by heavy production d u rin g egon Jo u rn a l, gives th e follow ing
San F rancisco, A pril 16. - S hould . ing Into O regon an d the Pacific
creek em pties, an d h as m ade his th e w orld w ar. now has a rival in
reg
ard
in
g
th
e
lost
gold
m
ine
in
th
e
G reat N o rth ern railro ad ob-I n o rth w est. An e ffo rt will be m ade
location an d nam ed it th e F o rlo rn th e in d u stry . An extensive dike of
tain perm ission from the in te rs ta te ( to induce these v isito rs to see all
Hope
Mr. D am on claim s th a t c in n a b a r ore w as recently rep o rted C u rry county:
“A book could be w ritte n on th e com m erce com m ission to c o n stru c t ] th ere Is In P o rtla n d and then m ake
sam p les se n t to an o u tsid e assay er u n covered on upper R ogue river,
h
isto
ry of th e various lost m ines a link w ith th e W estern P a c i f i c a s e x tem lv e to u rs as possible
n
e
a
r
T
rail.
T
he
new
strik
e
is
a
p
­
yielded 14.8 ounces o f gold, w ith
a sm all p ercen tag e in silver, and p a re n tly a b ran ch or extension of l.i th e w est. Some y e a rs ago I In n o rth ern C alifornia, th e compe- j th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te It is believed
had an assay value of $296.42 p er ' th e “big” c in n a b a r dike now p ro ­ interview ed Ju d g e W illiam s H. titio n th a t would resu lt betw een th a t if It is possible to im press
ton. I t is u n d ersto o d th a t th e e x - . d u cing an d extending
th ro u g h P ackw ood o f B aker, w ho w hen a the com bination an d th e S outhern , these guests w ith w h at O regon has
a c t location of th e find has been ' Jack so n , Josephine. D ouglas and young m an m ined in Coos and P acific would be creative, W P to offer, n o t only .’rom a scenic
k ep t a secret.
, L an e cou n ties In southw estern O r- C u rry counties. P rio r to th is he K enney, vice p resident of th e G reat 1 standpoint, but In th e w ay of
■ business. Industrial and a g ricu ltu r-
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I egon. H ow ever, it m akes its ap- served as a soldier, cro ssin g the N o rth ern , declared here today
K er.ney a rriv ed here to discuss al ad v an tag es. It certa in ly will re-
plains
fro
m
F
o
rt
L
eavenw
orth
to
P. O. High Enters Contest p earan ce In a new m ineral d is tric t
dound to th e g re a t b en efit of th e
w here m in erals w ere n ev er found H angtow n Cal., in 1849. H e served w lth H a rry M A dams, p resid en t of
O. S C„ C orvallis. A pril 19 P o rt
u n d er L ie u te n a n t S ta n to n an d also the W estern Pacific, d etails of the en tire state.
before
O rford h ig h school will e n te r th e ) T he b a sa lt foothills of th e Cas- u n d er L ie u te n a n t S to n em an when proposed u n itin g o f in terests, and
th ird a n n u a l O regon s ta te in ter-
Drilling for Oil
i cade m o u n tain s w ere considered a they w ere statio n ed a t P o rt O r­ of th e p re p a ra tio n s for m aking
sch o last tr a c k an d field m eet on
no n -m ineral region until th e re cen t ford in th e early ’50s.. W hile ex­ th e ir re p re se n ta tio n s before the
M
arshfield.
Or., A pril 15. Coos
th e O regon S ta te college cam pus
| d iscovery of gold, m anganese and ploring th e m o u n tain s fo r the best Inter-date com m erce com m ission at B ay w as su rp rised today when it
May 11.
! o th e r m in erals in th e ir rocks.
ro u te fo r a m ilitary w agon road th e h earin g on th e ap plication to w as found an oil d rillin g o u tfit
A rran g em en ts have been m ade !
| T he "big" c in n ab a r d ike In th e betw een P o rt O rford a n d Ja c k so n ­ be held th is sum m er.
to b ro a d c a st th e e n tire m eet over '
H e declared th a t the S o uthern had been w o rk in g fo r the past
Gold H ill d is tric t is a m ineralized ville one of th e soldiers discovered
week on th e shingle house prop­
sta tio n K. O. A. C., a t th e college. ■
L ieu ten an t P acific a c tiv ity In th e vicinity erty, th re e m iles south of M arsh-
zone of san d sto n e com position cut- a rich q u a rtz ledge.
W allace K adderly. ex-O regon S tate
w
here
the
new
lines
a
re
proposed
S
tonem
an
told
the
fin
d
e
r
to
m
ark
,
j tin g th e c o u n try rocks of the re-
tra c k ath lete, will be a t th e m icro­
not s ta rt until a fte r plans of field. T he outfit, a sm all one. Is
1 glon, a n d from 100 to 200 feet wide. the location so th a t w hen his term , did
th e G reat” N o rth ern and W estern | drllHnK *" th e vicinity of w here a
phone an d a n in te re stin g p ro g ram
The ore co n tain s cin n ab ar, n ativ e of service w as o u t he could com e j P acific had become know n. and ! diam ond drill w as lost 30 y ears ago
is assu red fo r th o se w ho c an n o t
q uicksilver, pyrlte, gold, silver, back an d w ork th is ric h gold j th a t unless th e proposed line b e - [ when It had gone th ro u g h a large
a tte n d th e m eet a t Corvallis.
zinc, nickel, cobalt and a heavy q u artz ledge. A fter leaving th is to m es a fact th e trad e potential- ' »hale deposit at a d ep th of 500 feet
P o rt O rfo rd h ig h school will be
black m in eral resem bling rnetaein- cam p th e men becam e confused. , Itle . will n ev er be realized
T his o u tfit I. o p eratin g on proper-
rep resen ted a t th e O regon S tate
t n ab arlte. Sam ples assay a b o u t $5 w ar dered aro u n d fo r six or seven j
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| ty leaned by the S o u th p o rt Coal
tr a c k m eet by L aw ren ce T ich en o r j
days.
an
d
finally
got
back
to
P
o
rt
gold, five ounces of silver, tra c e s
K lam ath Falls. O r , A pril 17 - | com pany.
in th e mile ru n an d sh o t put, and
of th e o th e r m etals m entioned, an d i O rford, alm o st s ta tv e d out.
A
by N eil R ice in th e pole v ault, and 1 p er c en t quicksilver T he clnna- | y ear or tw o la te r Ju d g e P ackw ood R easons for his line’s opposition to
Floyd W rig h t in th e sh o t p u t and b a r seam s v ary tn w itjth up to 20 I m et one of his fellow soldiers, w ho j
of the
eXten*IOi?/"
Cyril Hull Drowned
discus, provided R ice and W rig h t
G
reat
N
o
rth
ern
and
W
estern
Pa­
Inches an d ru n as high as 70 per , had Just com e out from th is ledge
C
yril
Hull, son of Mr and Mrs
qualify.
, cen t quicksilver. T he la rg e r bodies i w ith a sack of very ric h ore on cific railro a d s In so u th ern Oregon F red H ull of Sixes, w ho recently
an
d
n
o
rth
e
rn
C
alifo
rn
ia
w
ere
set
, “
B
| of rich ore. In chim neys an d p a y ' his back. H e w as going to Jack-
re tu rn e d to the old hom e In G eor­
C ircuit ( Olirt I rocccdinjjs „hoots, a re generally found in th e sonvllle to sell his specim en ore fo rth In concise term s th is noon gia to engage In business, w as
by
P
aul
Shoup,
San
Francisco,
Gold B each. A pril 22.—T he g ra n d fa u lts of the m ain dike, o r a p p ear ! so th a t he could secu re supplies
en t of th e S o u th ern P acific drow ned la s t F riday, w ith his fl
ju ry re tu rn e d an in d ictm en t a g a in s t as veins and strin g e rs c o n ta c tin g ; to go back and w ork th e claim. He p ra resid
ilro a d In a n a d d r e s s b e fo re th e !
while b o atin g a t R om e. Ga
sta rte d , b u t w as n ever h eard of
A rt H ensley of P o rt O rfo rd for w ith th e m ain dike.
| acco rd in g to w ord received by his
c
h
am
b
e
r
of
com
m
erce
a
t
the
W
il­
T he new s trik e a t T rail is w ith ­ again. I t Is supposed th a t th e In ­
larcen y No in d ictm en t w as found
p a re n ts S a tu rd a y
No d etails of
lard hotel.
a g a in s t J. C F red erick s, a rre ste d in a few h u n d red feet of th e Med- d ian s killed him , b u t his body w as
the sad a ffa ir a re available, and
Mr
Shoup
prefaced
th
e
m
ain
T his ric h ledge has
w ith H ensley. H ensley will prob­ fo rd -C rater lak e highw ay.
The n ever found
p a rt of hie addreaa w ith a review , ' a n o th e r son. F red Jr.. Im m ediately
ably be a rra ig n e d T u esd ay a fte r p ro p e rty is ow ned by J E. R yno not as y et been rediscovered. Ju d g e
of
S o uthern P acific activities. He i left fo r G eorgia Mr Hull, w ho had
th e case of S au ers vs. M ontag is an d J. D. F ren ch , old-tim e K lon­ Packw ood him self w ent back to
rem
inded the audience th a t the lived In C u rry co u n ty about one
see If he could locate It, b u t a S outhern
o u t of th e way.
d ik e m ining men.
Pacific w as th e pioneer | X W , w as a young m an of engag-
fire had ru n th ro u g h the m oun­ lln e in th e K la m a th b a sin a n d t h a t
T he B en n ett vs. B e n n e tt divorce
perso n ality an d prom ise, and
tain s and th e blaze to locate th e It w as forced to postpone the build-
h “ a v in g
case is te n ta tiv e ly set fo r tria l
"’ Im m er
Testing
Black
Sands
ledge had evidently been burned
W ednesday
I acted as life g u ard fo r a tim e It
Ing
of
th
e
N
atro
n
cut-off
fo
r
20
W M. D lllenbeck of M arshfield down, so he was unable to locate
C o u rt will p robably co n tin u e all
‘ Is u nderstood In te rm e n t will tak e
y ears because of a g o v e rn m e n t.
_
.
h as obtained rig h t tn te s t out the I t ”
Of th is w eek
„m t
IL rev iew ed the p u n h , ,■ o f |? U c « . “ «»• '•«<> “ome In Georgia.
b lack san d s on th e beach a t E u ­
I In ad d itio n to th e p are n ts th ree
th e N o rth C alifornia A O regon
re creek ow ned by F red C aughell
.. j
I b ro th ers survive to m ourn th e
Leaves for Wisconsin
Given Two-Year Sentence ch
railroad, m entioned im provem ents
.v
and W illiam Coy.
W illiam P au lm an J r left S u n ­ on th at line and then ceiled ..t e n -
“X
T f rd
nd Sixes
Ju d g e B ra n d to d ay sen ten ced A rt
P o rt W o r d an d Sixes
d ay n ig h t fo r L adysm ith. W iscon­ tlon to co n stru ctio n of th e Modoe I
H ensley, upon a plea o f gu ilty to
sym pathize w ith the fam ily deeply
Ix>uis
Knapp
Sr.
Ill
N
o
rth
ern
sin.
w
here
he
will
reside
In
the
an in d ic tm e n t c h a rg in g larceny, to
T he railro ad p resid en t th en re ­
Louis K n ap p S r . who will be 86 fu tu re w ith his uncle end aunt,
tw o y ears In th e p e n iten tiary , and
a suspended sen ten ce of .30 days y ears of age Ju ly 4 next, h as been Mr and M rs Ja m e s H ew itt. W J m inded th e ch am b er th a t w hile the W estern P acific nor th e G reat
to give tim e fo r fu r th e r In v estig a­ q u ite ill a t his hom e In P o rt O r­ P au lm an th e fath er, accom panied S o uthern P a c ific ’s h an d s w ere tied N o rth ern m ade a move tow ard d e ­
by a govern m en t suit, n e ith e r the velopm ent of th e K la m a th basin.
him as far aa M arshfield
tion.
ford.
T