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PORT ORFORD NEWS
VOL. III.
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, June 25, 1929.
Curry Gold Strike Causes
Excitement; Galice Active
Autoist Drowns
Macleay Named
Rogue River to be
in Brushes Creek
On Fish Board
No. 33.
p
> lì ■ O.
i Governor s Party Stops;
View Ocean Panorama
Thursday, about 11 a. m., E. C.
To help conclude. If that may
Marshfield,
Tubbs of W ashington, while driv­ be done, “the unending contention luncheon tendered Governor Pat­
ing south in the R oosevelt high­ between comm ercial and sport fish­ terson and party here today Gov­
way near the J. C. W hite home, ermen in this state" which is at ernor Patterson made the en ­
south of Port Orford, drove off the root of the “grave danger nouncement that the state highway
the grade into Brushes creek, the , that the supply of fish In this comm ission had decided to con-
over
such manner .rate
state ror
for Dom
both commercial and
Rnd | struct the proposed bridge across
The recent reports of rich trold inche® to two feet wide is being car t turning
u r n in g o
v e r in
in sucn
rikes made in the M u l e c r e e k d i « - m i n e d from a tunnel which cross- tbat Mr' 1 ubbs- who weighed ap- sport purposes will be depleted to Rogue river on the R oosevelt
high-!
Tbe
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_
’ governor's party arrived in I
strikes
an extent
extent that
that would
way, and
and that
that the
the preliminary
preliminary work
work Port
Port 1 Orford about six o'clock Fri- Proposed Changes
Pr<,xlm ately 250
250 pounds,
pounds, was
was held
held an
would be
be Injurious
injurious way,
trict east of Port Orford in Cur­ cuts the vein at a depth of 100 feet, proximately
drowned to the public," Ralph 8. Hamilton, of preparing plans and specifica- day evening en route
to Crescent
In Mineral Tariff
ry county by Damon and baw ls and considerable tonnage has al- under w « ter until he
City to attend the dedication
of
have caused considerable excite­ teady been mined and blocked out Perna' Forty, highw ay mainte- speaker of the 1929 house of rep- tions would be started promptly.
Few
important
changes In min­
nance employee, saw the car leave resentatives, has made public his
The proposed bridge is to be of the new bridge across Smith river
m ent in m ining circles in the coast lea d y for milling.
eral duties are provided in the
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the
load
and
take
the
plunge,
and
appointees
to
settle
the
tangle,
concrete
and
will
require
the
ma-
on
the
Redwood
highw
ay
about
Western Metals.
counties as well as in the mining
o r v t i u u n < x . m u « . u u . « . . «
u The Western
Metals Mines c o m -, im m ediately hastened to the scene The house members are Charles jOr portion of three yean* to com- e‘* ht m i,<*
Crescent City, tariff readjustment bill (H R 2,-
sections around Grants Pass, ,n end
many have eone to the scenp
nf PanY has a crew of seven men
re- where he attem pted to extricate Childs of Albany, Homer D. An- plete. with an estim ated cost o f
party stopped about 15 min 667) introduced and reported by
utea on *u
the ‘ open space fronting K epi‘‘"«‘ntatlve Hawley (Rep Ore >
Tubbs, but. ow ing to the man s gell of Portland, Earl Snell of Ar- $650.000 It will be a free bridge. "*
the new Eldorado to seek their pairing the road from Gallce to the
s ^ze which held him firm ly wedged lington; of the Oregon State Game and will span the turbulent Rogue historic Battle rock to obtain a from the houae » “V“ an<t means
fortune. In fact there is an old company's property and an exten-
In the case of pig
un<^er the steering wheel, he was protective a s s o c i a t i o n , A W. from Hume rock at Wedderburn view of the wonderful ocean pan ''ommltlee
tim e gold rush on to the new dis­ sive developm ent program is plan-
Iron and fluorspar the present du­
ned
for
the
near
future.
J.
E.
unable
to
do
so,
and,
realizing
that
Schaupp
of
K
lam
ath
Falls;
of
the
on
the
north
shore
to
Indian
rock
orama
from
that
vantage
point,
covery, and southwestern Oregon
his effort® could not avail, w ent comm ercial fishing interests of dis-
the south shore just east of an<t to m eet the citizens of Port ties, plus the increases provided
is w itnessing a revival of the early Jones of Galice is in charge o f
for assistance. Upon his return trict No. 2, Roderick L. Macleay. of Gold Beach
Orford generally. The party was under reports of the tariff com ­
m ining days when a new strike the work. The com pany owns sev­ the man was dead.
Dr. Deep of Wedderburn.
entertained at Gold Beach Friday mission and approved by the pres­
The
highw
ay
departm
ent
at
eral
groups
of
claims,
the
Seven-
was the signal to drop everything
Bandon was called, and Coroner
The appointments have been present m aintains ferry service night w ith a banquet, and left ident, are recommended. The pres­
Thirty,
the
Sugar
Pine,
the
Black
and leave for the new diggings.
W heeler o f Gold Beach hastened made in accordance with house across the Rogue, but, ow ing to the Saturday morning for the dedica­ ent duty on m anganese is contin­
There is said to be no doubt that Jack and the Copper Ealge being
te the scene. It is understood that joint resolution No. 20. which pro- popularity of the scenic Roosevelt tlon exercises on Sm ith river, which ued, and coal and petroleum are
the
principal
ones
prospectors who have been working
Tubbs was driving at a fair rate • vides that the speaker shall ap- highway, this service is entirely In- occurred at 11 o’clock. Friday noon continued on the free list. Semi-
Mule
Creek
Strike
Excite«.
in that district for the past year
Considerable Interest is being of speed and that the ridge o f point three members of the house, adequate to handle the traffic ex- the CooB County Chamber of Com anthracite and semi - bituminous
or two have uncovered a great
gravel thrown up in the center of one representative of the game pro- peditlously and economically, and m erce entertained the party at coals are added to the free list.
body of ore. Values shown
by taken by local m ining men and al­
the highw ay by the grader caused tective association and one repie- the announcem ent of the governor luncheon at Marshfield, at which Calcium arsenate is also put on the
so
those
of
Grants
P
ass
In
the
new
reports of assays range from a
the machine to become unm anage- sen tative of district No 2. The m et a warm reception all over time Governor Patterson made the free list. Because of Increased
few dollars a ton to nearly $5000 Mule creek district in Curry coun­
able
w ith the result that it took president of the senate shall ap- southwestern Oregon
a n n o u n c e m e n t that the long competition from the Imported ma-
reports, otfers
Much of the ore which has been ty, which, from
the plunge into the stream .
point two senators, one member of
wlshed for Rogue river bridge ter,#*- chromic acid, an industrial
unearthed carries free gold near good opportunity for the mining
The body was taken to Bandon the gam e association and one rep-
would be constructed, and that the chemical, has been transferred
the sruface, but at deeper levels man and the prospector. The op­
to await advice from relatives as resentative of commercial fishing
matter of preparing plans and spe- ‘rom the free to the dutiable list,
Inman Hit in Answer
the values are found mostly In sul­ ening up of a good mining district to disposal
district No. 1. The joint com m is
clficatlons would be taken up at Vanad,r acid and compounds are
in that region would hasten the
phides.
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Another chapter in the suit of the next m eetlng nf thp atatp hlgh. I given a duty of 40 per cent adval-
sion la
to study the
fishing -------
situa
The ore body appears to be an day when cheap transportation
tlon and report soothing legislation
( Inman and the Inman Mines w ay commiaalon.
orem. They are used In the pro-
from
Jackson
and
Josephine
coun­
Dedicate
New
Bridge
im m ense dyke, overcapped with de­
to
the
1931
legislative
session.—
I
company
against
the
Port
Orford
w
h
ile
here
members
of
the
par-i
ductlon ot ’ Ulphurlc acid In place
Crescent City, Cal., June 22.—
composed porphyry. It is In this ties to tide w ater at Port Orford
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---------- , y pxpreaaad , he|r apprpc|a tion of \ ot . . platinum,
. .
W estern World
Harbor A Developm
ent company
and .............................
give a higher
Marking the com pletion of the
decomposed rock that the free will be available.
was written Into the circuit court thp work done by , he c ,tUeng of yield. Phosphoric acid of less than
Redwood
highway,
the
Hiouchi
gold predominates. The find is lo­
records Tuesday with the filing by , bp county
m atnta|ning the se e n -, M per cent content Is given a duty
bridge, spanning the Sm ith river
Body Goes North
cated on the w est fork o f Mule
Life Preserver Found
the defendants of their answer to 1c Roosevelt highw ay In its n a t-, ™ ? cents per pound and of great-
near here, w as dedicated to pub-
Bandon, June 22. -C. G. Stewart, the complaint.
creek, a district into which the
The life preserver of the U.
, lie u«e today by Governoi Young Tacoma.
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___ , The answ er is a general denial to ural Mate free from the unnightly er content 3 1-2 cents. The duty
Wn , arrived _____
here , yester-
only com m unication is by rough
commercial signs and billboards. on r u s t ic calcined gam nesite is
8.
Nitro,
found
by
W
P.
Young
on
o
f
California
and
Governor
Patter-
day
to
take
charge
of
the
remains
m ountain trail. There is a mere
of E. C. Tubbs, who was drowned allegations made by Inman In h i. „nd , hplr p|paaurp ln making , he Increased from five eighths to flf-
handful of prospectors In the dis­ the Port Orford beach last week, son of Oregon.
com plaint of loose methods and of drlvp ovpr thp 100.mlle stretch J teen sixteenths of 1 cent per pound.
trict, but everyone of them, includ­ apparently was lost by the steam- ( The cerem ony w as made notable in Brushes creek Thursday when failure to account for funds The
from Bandon south without hav- The present mica duties are ra-
er
while
engaged
in
rescue
work
by
the
presence
of
two
delegations
his
car
overturned
ing two women, have staked all the
Mr. Tubbs was salesm anager for defendants strike right bark at In­ Ing to w itness the billboard nuls- **lned except that the classlflca-
claim s they can handle and they in connection w ith the wreck of , o f newspaper men, one from the
man w ith counter allegations of ancp
! tlon is Included to cover mica "by
say there is plenty of good pay the Laurel off the Columbia river ' European countries and the other the Nanheim M anufacturing and failure to account for funds be­
Governor Patterson and S ta t e , whatever name known and to
bai June 15. Inasm uch as the pre-J from the counties of the Redwood B elting company with headquar-
rock for others. It takes two
longing to the company which Highway Commissioners Van Duz- , whatever use applied and whether
server was picked
up
Empire, together with
of ters
at in
Nanheim,
Penn. He
.
, the follow-
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wim groups ui
in .' ni
n 1111r 1111, rriiii.
rif i had
ih u
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days to get into the district from ing
Monday morning. June 17, 1 highway officials from California, charge of the western territory In
,2 ° P ‘
" and SaWy,r « P " ““ «d a desire j
named, described or rro-
Gold Beach and an equal length uerv,/, i-i«-«,
. . . _—_«
•
wrecK tne corporation and of man- « to see *•
«
•
•
w
_ * • _' utzi^z*
«ia aoi
**
the vacant lands fronting
vlrted fnr
for aiamarU«,-«
elsewhere in In *%
this
act.'
some idea of the currents along Oregon and W ashington.
the United States, Alaska and the | nlli„ .inna
r „ .« h « r h i .
i„
of tim e from Grants Pass
I the P acific coast may be gained, | The bridge w as officially chris- Orient. He was about «5 years o t -
.
B attle rock parked In order that | W aste and scrap mica are given
1.
_
*
te
re s ts .
terests.
The
, . tv,«
the distance «_____1
travelled
being ap- tened by _ Mrs. Bernice _ Bull, w ife
the public generally would be able a new duty of 20 per cent.
age and unmarried
Dr. Webb
GALICE DISTRICT ACTIVE
The defendants ask an account­ to enjoy the m agnificent view of duty on ground, washed, powdered
' proxim ately 250 miles
l' of Ralph Bull, Eureka publisher of Mt. Angel. Ore., who Is a cousin
Galice, Ore., June 18.—(Special)
__
ing of funds received by Inman B attle rock, the shoreline to the or pulverized talc Is Increased from
and president of the state high- of the late Mr. Tubbs, accompa-
T hat the fam ous old Galice d istr ic t,1
which the defendants claim should southeast, and the broad expanse 25 to 30 per cent.
way
comm
ission.
Hiouchi
is
the
nled
Mr
Stew
art
to
take
charge
* w hich has produced its quota of Former ( UTry Lad
have been placed In the treasury
blup pa<.|flc ,„ r a„ t)mp
The duty on crystalline, lump.
the m illions of dollars in gold from
Honored bv Scouts Indian name for "blue waters" ot ,h e body on the trip to Tacoma of the $3,000.000 corporation.
to com e
WF„ „ thp recreatton. chip, or dust graphite is increased
the placer mines, is staging a
'
| The bridge is a through cantl- where Interment will take place,
The answ er of the defendants is „
advantage, of Port Orford from 20 to 25 per cent while that
come back through the
develop- _ A i ” r"1®r ^ Urry county lad- B illy layer steel
truss structure, with a
evl-
''au
n
tlett.
16-year-old
son
of
Mr.
main
span
of
380
feet,
and
two
b<
‘a,’h
and P|ad*ed the,r »«PPort to on crystalline flake is increased
m ent of her lode mines, is evi-
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Purchase
Curry
filed two w eeks ago. and the suit, thp nlovem ent to acquire those I trom 1 1-2 to I 1-8 cents per pound
denced by the progress being made
ch a rle" Gauntiett, now anchor spans of 114 feet each
it is tried, gives promise of |andg
1 The duty on metallurgical and oth-
County Timber when
in developm ent and operation of ° f Chattanooga. Tenn., and grand- making a total length of 808 feet.
revealing som e startling inform a­
Those members of the party who 1 er utensils is increased from 65
H. B. Sm ith of the upper Floras
many well known properties here. aon o[ Mra Wm « • ’“ « • ‘t of Ban- The roadway is 24 feet wide.
tion of the financing of the Port partook of the bountiful spread at to 85 per cent. Those wholly or
creek section has sold to the Con­
Snow Flower Mine.
, " D
° " e ° f ’he high<,Ht rank'
Orford concern.
Agate Beach park tw o years ago, In chief value of fused quartz or
Developm ent work on the Snow *ng B° y Scouta of the country and
rad Timber company of Marshfield
Rep. Knapp Speaks
S. A. Laurance and J. B. Bed- Including Governor and Mrs. P at­ silica are given a new duty of 50
Flower group of claims, situated on J*“’ b~ " Mlected as one to at-
800,000 feet of Port Orford cedar
ingfield are attorneys for the terson. the members of the state per cent. A duty of 25 cents per
At the regular m eeting o f the
Peavine mountain five miles from lJ nd, tbe " orld scout Jamboree in
located on the Smith sheep ranch,
plaintiff and L. A. Liljeqvist and highw ay com m ission, B F. Ir- cubic foot Is provided for traver­
Gallce. has been in progress
progress for England ,h at '■ “ > «‘tract some Port Orford Chamber of Commerce and the purchaser proposes to log
last Tuesday. R epresentative Lou­ sam e this season A crew of about C. R Wade represent the defend- v, ; p and o, hpr, rpralled thp pvpnt tine stone in m anufactured, or not
6000
scouts
from
all
parts
of
the
the past six months. The property
ants. The case will be tried be w ith pleasure.
is L. Knapp gave a clear and con-
dressed, hewn or polished.
men will be employed and the
is owned by Portland and Galice world. Billy is one of three from cise statem ent of the w orkings of 20
fore Judge Brand, probably In Co­
,
.
. . .
„
I^sul and Zinc.
C
hattanooga
and
is
a
member
o
f
The
personnel
of
the
party
was
-
. . . .
j ,°8S w l‘> b* trucked to Bandon quille. Curry County Reporter.
mining men who recently incor­
the new Oregon forestation and „
_ ..
...
The
lead
schedule Is amended to
Troop
1,
sponsored
by
the
First
Governor
and
Mrs.
I.
L.
P
atter­
*
George Gothro, Marshfield, cruised
porated the Snow Flower Mining
reforestation of lands (chapter 138.
Include flue dust at 1 1-2 cents
son.
com pany—a closed
corporation. Baptist church of that city. Billy laws 1929). Mr Knapp said that the timber for the purchaser.
per pound on the lead content. It
Mrs. C. S. Jackson.
Ponting Cruises
The com pany has installed an E l­ Gauntiett w as born at Pistol river. the law provides for the classifi­
is provided, however, that the duty
The
American
contingent
of
the
rp.
■
-
a
» . Van
van
Lturri,
tim
iiin
i
H.
B.
Duzer,
chairman
of
lis ball mill and concentrating ta-
Cox Will Recover
cation of lands as to whether
; shall not apply to lead contained
I miller tor t ounty thP state highway comm ission
ble. and has been m illing ore for ac° u‘ “’v“ ‘on of E nKl«nd wil! to-
Ike Cox, who was badly slashed
adapted
to
growing
timber
or
not,
Robert W Sawyer, state highway ■«> copper, gold, or silver ores or
the past 30 days It plans on en- tal
and tbey bave bpen
C. C. Ponting, of Port Orford,
and for the owner to contract shout the abdomen at the Mather
copper m attes unless actually re­
larging its m illing plant as soon structed to make plans to sail July with the state for a long term of cam P 00 Sixes rivet by Sam Mc- who with cruisers Ismert and comm issioner.
covered
In the zinc schedule It
20
A
number
of
European
coun­
C.
E.
Oates,
state
highway
com
­
Gardner, has been engaged in
as the ore bodies are developed to
Is provided that the duties, which
tries will be visited by the scouts. years for the growing of timber Garland, watchman, is gradually cruising timber lands in C uriy missioner.
justify such increased capacity.
or such lands as are classified as Rsinlng giound In his fight for
Mr and Mrs. B F. Irvine. Ore­ are not changed, shall not be ap­
county for Assessor Fred 8 Moore,
The ore now being mined is from —W estern World.
valuable for timber growth, such
at I-eep hospital In Bandon,
plied to the zinc contained in lead
gon
Journal.
as
a
basis
for
an
equitable
adjust­
a number of sm all parallel fissure
contracts providing for the elim- and reports are to the effect that
or copper ores unless actually re-
J. C. Ainsworth
ment. has returned home
A sses­
t veins which Interest and cut a gold
Ban Billboards
(nation of the present taxes and unless com plications develop
he
E. E. Brodie former m inister to covered A new duty o f 50 per rent
sor Moore states that he has fixed
bearing dike of greenstone diorite
Detroit. June 19,—The boaid of the straight provision for the state
recover No arrests have been
Is provided for drills. A new duty
Siam.
60
cents
per
thousand
board
feet
several hundred feet in width. directors of the N ational Automo- to receive a 12 1-2 per cent Inter- ma<t* lh the case as yet.
of
1 1-2 cents per pound Is pro­
Claude
Ingalls.
for fir which Is reasonably acces­
Present developm ent indicates that bile Chamber of Commerce at ita est in the timber upon the expira­
vided for zinc dross and skim ­
Frank Jenkins.
sible. and 40 cents per thousand
this whole dike m ay be handled m eeting here in May last, unani- tion of the contract, or when same
Resume Hauling Cedar tor fir in more remote sections, W alter Brockhaver, Portland Tel­ mings
profitably by large scale opera- mously adopted the following res­ is harvested.
Crude feldspar Is given a new
W eather conditions having re- with $4 per thousand for Port Or- egram.
tions.
olution anent the m ovem ent to rid
duty of $150 per ten. The pres-
turned to normal, the hauling of ford ppdar ftnd
„ rord for oak
John Kelly, Oregonian
Free gold and concentrates are the highw ays of the United States
Port Orford cedar logs from the bark for tann)ng purpoHPH
rhp ' Dr. E B McDaniel, president of j p” t law authorizes Its free entry
being recovered In the mill
A from the comm ercial sign and bill- Northern Pacific
the state motor association.
| Mining Truth
Cary tract 15 miles south of Port aSHP81!or further says:
sample of concentrates are being board nuisance:
-Arranges Display Orford by Marsh brothers has been
A. E. Peck, Oregon State college |
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“I am having the cruise made
recovered In the mill. A sam ple
A dvertising billboards erected in
Portland. June 18 Through the resumed. The logs are shipped ov to equalize the tax as between the
Jam es Stewart, state land hoard
School
of concentrate sent to the Tacoma large number along and adjacent ’ courtpK7 o f \ bp N orthe, n ’ P acific er'tT e'p ort’ d ^ k 7 o ’ Marshfield for
W H. Lynch U. S. bureau of
owners of timber,” said the county
sm elter gave assay returns of 101 to the highw ays unnecessarily mar railroad thp Oregon State Cham- export and manufacture,
Elects Directors
owners of timber
Some of the public roads.
ounces of gold and 15 ounces of u ,e appearance of the countryside ber of Commercp hag arranged to
J.
M
Dever,
state
highw
ay
de
At
the
school
election for the
timber land was not assessed su f­
8i,I * r per ton p
and detract from the pleasure of di9play Oregon made and grown
partment.
grade school last week George Sut­
ficiently
high
and
other
was
a
s­
(
’ar
Thieves
Arrested
The officers of the com pany are motoring
products in the exposition bulld-
Roy A Klein, state highw ay en ton was elected director to succred
We had no rec­
Frank Cantril. Gallce. president:
Such signs are in many cases ,ng
s t P au , Pl<. , urpg or prod.
Coqullle, Ore . June 22—Ray Ball sessed too high
gineer.
Mrs Alta I-arson and Mrs. Syne-
IF E Baker. Oregon City, treaa- erected at points*, such as curves ucts of Oregon mills or farm s sent and Elm er Cooper, each 12 years ord of the trarts and to determine
W G Chandler, district highw ay Va I-indberg waa re-elected school
the
value
of
the
various
tracts,
urer; F. C. Baker. Portland sec- and railroad and highw ay intersec- , f) , hp
rhambPr a , P ort|and old, w hose homes are In Powers,
clerk.
retary, and Joseph T Sugars, Gal tions, where they are a positive wt)1
forwardpd to s t . Paul for bave b*‘en arrested In Gold Beach we a ie m aking the cruise.”
J 8 Sawyer, engineer.
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ice. manager.
m enace to the safety of operatori this display.
for the theft of a Chevrolet tour­
Fam ous Robertson Mine.
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,
Spoerl
Relative
Arrives
and users of motor vehicles. By
ing car In Powers Friday, the car
Touring the Continent
The new 10-stamp Straub mill distracting the attention of drivers
Leaves for Portland
a.
u
„
„
..
belonging to J D Sm ith of North
Stephen H Perkins o f Seattle, a
Mrs. H attie Beach of Los An­
recently Installed by the R obert­ they m ay be a contributing cause Port Orford Cedar
Bend, who was there on business
Mn
L ila K n a p p
l.f l Sunday
.1 Spoerl, of Chlnqila
geles. accompanied by her travel­
son Mining company, of which K to accidents
Shipped for Arrows at the tim e The boys are being ing
with Mrs Lloyd Knapp for Reeds- pin ridge, accompanied by a friend
companion,
Mrs
Edwards,
and
Dean Butler. Grants Paas is man-
The National Automobile Cham-
C. C. Ponting and sons are ship­ held by the sheriff of Curry coun­ driver who are motoring acroas port where she will visit for a few , arrived Saturday to spend a couple
ager, is now in operation
The ber o f Commerce endorses civic
ping a consignm ent of Port Or­ ty, and Deputy Sheriff George the continent to New York, stopped days before going on to Portland ; „f weeks at the home of Mrs E
first trial run was very satisfacto- efforts to improve this situation in
J Raker
ford cedar in squares 3-8 by 32 Bohrer will leave this evening to in Port Orford last week« for a for medical treatment.
ry, so much so in fact that the mill tbe public Interest and specifically
inches in length to Lyons. Oregon, take them Into custody and return brief visit with Mr and Mrs Geo.
will be put In steady operation and and em phatically disapproves of to be used for arrow stock These ,h - m
Co°" «-ounty for a hearing W Soranson
Woman’s Club Notes
Mrs Beach is an
Timber Worker Injured
production from this fabulously any a nd all advertising along our squares are cut from the choicest ln Juvenile court.
aunt of J. M Beach, president of
The W oman’s club Is planning a ' Claude Wylan. employed by Mi
rich property resumed
rural highw ays which may imperil portion of the log and each one
r,
,
the Port Orford Harbor A Devel- covered dish supper for Thursday McCracken In his logging opera-
Blue Jay Mine
life, limb or property.
must be a perfect specimen
The ZlimUrllt Elected Director opment corporation
evening
Cards will be the diver- tions on Hubbards creek, was In-
Lyman Shipley of Gallce and
timber Is cut and sawed at the
slon o f the evening This will be jured Monday by being hit on the
At the Tuesday election for d i- 1
Nelson brothers of Roseburg cwn- 4)r„„„n FHitnrisl
Ponting mill on Elk river, where
ers of the Blue Jay mine on Rum UreKOn KflltOrial
' the last regular m eeting of the head with a hook The Injury was
rector of the union high school
Donates Books
Association Meets t hF concern is also sew ing battery district No 2, Clarence Zumwalt
club until fall.
| not considered serious and Wylan
creek, have purchased an Inde-
Albany. June 20.—The Oregon >tock.
mill. rock
of Sixes was elected to succeed
Mrs. Chas Zeeburyth of Port- '
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is up and around.
pendencc E llis ball
crusher. W ilfley concentrator, and State Editorial association will
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NOTICE TO PAY DI ES
.
Mrs Mabel Gillings, whose term land has kindly donated the fol I
Fairbanks Morse engine and are hold its annual m eeting nere F11-
White Family Arrives has expired A light vote was cast, lowing txxiks to the P oit Orfoi,
During my absence please pay
Meet trOVpmor’s Party
now transporting the m achinery day. June 28, and on June 2» and
Mrs. E L. W hite and children the results being Clarence Zum­ library
Two Years Before the dues of N eighbors of Woodcraft
R epresentative I-oula L. Knapp
from Gallce to the property over 30 the quill slingers will trek to arrived Monday from Oakland walt. 3»; Mrs Mabel Gillings. 6
Mast. Dans
Through the lo o k ­ to Mrs Syneva
IJndberg, and and George W Soranson met the
the Seven-Thirty trail High grade Newport to enjoy the ocean breez- C a lif. to spend the sum mer with Ada Capps. 2: F B Tlchenor. 2 ing Glass c«rroll: The Prslrle. by oblige
governor's party at Bandon Friday
f r e e milling gold ore in a vein 10 es.
Mr White and «heir son, Carlos George Sutton, 1; M T Wright. 1, Cooper A World of Girls M.'ade
MRS ELLA K N A PP
and accompanied It to Port Orford
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