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Southern O regon h as Jiw lc-Stone.
1903.
F o r L ieu L au d R eform s.
I V « a i h e r *4 a
T h e P o rtla n d » « 0 0 ,0 0 0 S te a l.
The Coast Mail of Marsnfield is
Senator Steiwcr has introduced
Grants Pass, Or., Feb. 2.—A most
opposed
to the lobo.OOO Portland
important mineralogical discovery a bill in the legislature at Salem,
has just been made in the Althouse which, if passed, will bring about fteal. In a recent issue it saya|
“Owing to their situation, Coos
“ I had a bad cough for six
and Indian Creek district of South­ two important reforms in the man­
weeks and could find no relief
and
Curry counties are practically
until I tried Ayer’s Cherry Pecto­
ern Josephine County, near the agement of state lieu-land business.
out of it, compared with tho rest of
ral. Only one-fourth of tie bottle
The
bill
provides
that
the
State
state line. The discovery consists
cured me.”
the state so far as reaping propor­
L. Hawn, Newington, Ont.
in the finding in quantity of the Land Agent shall not use as base
tionate benefits from the fair are
sacred and precious mineral jade, for the selection of lieu land any
concerned,
and to ask this county to
Neglected colds always
iujsitu. This rare mineral has nev­ laqd which has already been sold
contribute $10,000 seeing somewhat
lead to something serious.
by
the
state,
unless
the
state
shall
er before been found in place on
They run into chronic
the North American continent, hence first regain whatever title may have out of reason.
However, if the powers that be,
bronchitis, p n eum onia,
its discovery in Southern Josephine' passed from the state to the pur-
can
find no way of ignoring the re­
asthma, or consumption.
County is of great interest, aside | chaser. The bill further provides
burn, Salem.
ferendum provision of the consti­
Don’t
wait,
but
take
that
tho
state
shall
not
sell
any
from
the
commercial
value
to
which
'C lerk State I-and Board—M. L .C ham ­
tution the people will have a chance
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
it may he put. A quantity of the lieu lands uutil the General Land
berlain, Salem.
to vote whatever appropriation be
just
as
soon
as
your
cough
Joint Senator for Coos and Curry—T.
mineral has been brought to this Office has finally approved the base
made, and if it carry by popular
M. Dimmick.
begins. A few doses will
city, and has been identified by offered by the state.
Joint Representative for Coos und
vote
we will simply have to stand
cure you then.
This
bill
seeks
to
remedy
the
two
Miueral Surveyor H. C. Perkins,
Curry—R. D. Hum“, Wedderburn.
it.”
Three size«: 2Sc., SOc , $1. All drof fists.
one of the best informed geologists questionable practices in the State
Judge, Jd Judiciul District—J. W.
Let every paper in Oregon believ­
[ I,and Department which have ar-
Consult y o u r doc ier. I f be says ta k e i t ,
in this part of tlie state.
Hamilton, Roseburg.
th e n do a * be saya.
I f he tells you not
ing
in the principles of republican­
to ta k e it. then don’t ta k e it. H e knowa.
Prosecuting Attorney, 2d Judicial D is­
Miners who have just come in 1 oused criticism in the last year.
L e ave it w ith him . W e are w illin g .
trict—George M. Brown, Roseburg.
J. C . A Y E R CO., Low e ll. Mass.
from the Althouse and Indian Creek The state lias not used as base a ism er democracy join hands
U. S. Commissioners—J. H. .Upton,
urging the referendum to settle the
districts, state that many large pieces very large amount of land previous­
L an glois; J. Huntley, Gold Beuch.
issue.
The graft has been made as
of float jade of beautiful color and ly sold by the state, but in the lust
T ria l for T reason.
county orricsss.
a
non
political
steal and as citisens
six months the Stale Land Agent
fine texture, have been found.
County Judge—E. A. Bailey, Gold
and not politicans ws should de­
and
private
lieu-land
agents
started
Jade
is
a
tough,
compact
stone,
The Lord Chief Justice of Eng­
Beach.
mand that the voice of the peopls
County Commissioners—F. H. Blake,
land after a trial by jury who found varying from nearly white to pale in to adjudicate and use as base a
Chetco; C. W. Haines, E.-kley.
I H I Y t i O O U M . Colonel Lynch guilty of high trea­ or dark green in color. It was much considerable area of land previously be board and not stifled by the
dough thrust down the unwilling
Sheriff—J. G. Walker, Gold Beach.
son lias sentenced him to sutler the used in prehistoric times for weap­ sold. The proceeding Beams to throats of our public servants.
County Clerk—George W. Smith,
have
failed,
so
that
the
anticipated
ons
and
utensils,
and
highly
prized,
death penalty. The sentence will,
Gold Beach.
Portland financiers and hoodlers on
undoubtedly, he commuted to ajail especially in the Orient for orna­ trouble did not ensue.* The state
Ceunty Treasurer—James Caughell,
Sunday
caused several labor and
mental purposes and carvings. The has, however, brought upon itself
Wedderburn.
sentence by King Edward.
socialistic
meetings to endorse the
Assessor—A. H. Post, Port Orford .
The offence charged against Col. Chinese, who have long made use of enormous losses by selling lieu land Lswis and Clark steal and te vote
School 8upt.—Win. S. Guerin, Lang­
before
the
base
bad
been
finally
ap
jade
for
rings,
bracelets,
vases,
etc.,
Lynch is treason in fighting against
against the referendum proposition.
lois.
the British forces while he was a call it yu or yu-shih, which means proved. During the administration Boodle among the lenders of such
Surveyor—D. Cunnlff. Jr., Gold Beach.
of T. W. Davenport as State
British subject. Lynch was born ‘‘jade-stone.”
M S S T IM O S O r thbcovrts .
organizations too ofton steal away
The best known locality from Land Agent that official used some
in
Australia.
While
in
that
en­
Circuit Court meets Fourth Monday in
tbs liberty of the people and make
lightened colony he had been con­ which jade his been obtained in the 50,000 acres of forest reserve base dupes of the honest members of
August of each year.
County Commissioners Court meets Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Crockery. tinually in tumults and his hatred past is the Kara-Kash Valley, in to aat up a like area of mineral base
such organizations.
first Wednesday in January, April,
of England led him, after war had Eastern Turkestan. Jade imple­ which had been previously used,
“The unionized Workingmen of
Ju ly and September of each year.
been proclaimed in South Africa, to ments have been found in consider­ but had failed of final approval. Oregon are ia favor of the Lewis
Probate Court meets first Monday in
FLOUR and FEED always on hand.
go there and join the Boer forces. able quantity among the relics of This was practically a deliberate and Clark Exposition, and opposed
' each month.
Orders taken for any article not in stock.
This is considered, treason by any the Swiss lake-dwellers, but it is gift of 50,000 acres of base to the to invoking the referendum on tho
o e a a r county tost orricss and tost -
country. But he did not stop at generally believed that the material lieu-land ring. It is now asserted law, and most of the rest of tho
■ A STSB S.
Orders taken for Suita, and fits guaranteed.
people agree with them The enter­
this but forced others, among whom was brought from the Orient. They in land deailing circles that tlie prise should not now bs delayed
Chetco....................................F. H. Blake.
state
has
so
far
forgoten
its
past
ex­
was an American citizen, to tight are also found in New Zealand, in
H arbor..................... James McCutchen.
by a popular vote, but if it ie, the
Gold Beach ........... Miss Annie Doyle.
against the British army. When the islands of the Pacific, in Cent­ perience ns to get itself into the law will be sustained by an over­
Wedderburn.......................John Hume.
the war was nearly at a close Col­ ral America, and Alaska, and the same predicament again, and that whelming majority.”—Portland Tel»
Illth es.................................. J. R. H all.
onel
Lynch was elected to a seat in fact of their distribution are of great it will be called upon to make an­ egram.
A g n ess.................... Mrs. J. D. Cooley.
Not a union meeting of laboring
other donation of good forest re­
the British house of commons by interest in ethnonography.
C orbin........................Chas. R. W ilson.
men
in the state has been held out­
serve
base
to
line
the
pocketa
of
the
A
thorough
investigation
of
this
admiring friends in Ireland and he
Port Orford....................................... Ames Johnston
side
of
Portland and even there tho
lieu-land
dealers.
Senator
Stei-
Denmark................................ J. 8. Capps.
new
discovery
will
be
made
by
in­
went to England to take his seat in
L a n g lo is..................................................E. Rackleff.
Parliament as a British subject, terested parties at once. As before wer’s bill proposes a law which boodlsrs had to get in their work
E ck ley.................’...'........J. A. Haines.
was arrested and brought to trial. mentioned, the value of the find should have been passed at the first to help along the steal.
The British government would does not lie in the slone itself, but session of an Oregon Legislature,
A Complicated Case.
J. HUNTLEY,
never have troubled him had he the fact of its presence, even in and which should have been tho
not added injury and insolence to small quantity in Josephine Coun­ policy of tlie Land Department
Briefly stated: Fendal Sutherlin
Attorney A Counselor at Law
crime. The country had to protect ty, is of great value to the geologic­ even though no law were on the was a miser and buried $10,000 in
statute books.
its own honor; and in Colonel al world.
his garden. Before he died he took
All goods not giving satisfaction can be returned, and money refund­
NOTARY PUBLIC,,
Lynch's actions we have the case of
Captain Edwin Codin, of Edgar- F in ish in g tho Sim polu T u nn el. his daughter Kate into the garden
ed, providing the goods are returned in good order.
a man ignorant of tlie finer instincts town, Martha’s Vineyard,a veteran
and showed her where lie had buri­
G slb B bacu
Oaiuoa.
whicli make up true manhood and whaler, says he is to command tlie
Of the rapidity with which the ed tlie money and told her the am­
citizenship, who was determined as William Zeigler Arctic expedition, stupendous project of tunneling the ount und also that he presented it
Will Practice in ell the Courts of thia
an Irishman to twist the lion’s tail which will start from Tromsoe, Alps beneath the Simplon Pass is to hsr for her own use. After the
State.
as a Boer, until the animal sued for J ^ orway i jp June; and make another being pressed Consul Richmond man’s death bis daughter dug up
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
\ Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878,— peace. In other words the fool Pfl-urt to reach the North Pole. -Mr. Pearson, the newly appointed Min­ ovir $9,000. The administrator, F.
MRS. K. W. JENSEN,
Notice l'or Publication.
ventured to do that which a power ¡Zeigler has placed no l i c ’t on the ister to Persia, from whom Hobson B. Waite as administrator, brought
fui nation would have been afraid j
of Marriinac fume derives his name, suit in the district court to reoovor
J. H. UPTON,
FINE MILLINERY.
United States Land Office,
»«One thing I «ball insist unon,” gives interesting testimony. He the money to the estate and Judge
i Roseburg, Oregon, November, 7, 1902. to undertake. The only redeeming
D .W . C O M M I S S I O M i K ,
Notice is hereby given that in com­
A complete line oi Ladies and Chil­ pliance with the provisions of the act of, trait about the man is the size o f |gni<, CapUin Coflin, is the selecting says: “The work is proceeding Hamilton so ordered giving as his
dren’s Trimmed Hats.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
j Congress o f June 3, 1878, entitled “ An Ins gall.
| of men, I shall have every wan on rapidly in the tunnel on both sides reason that tho money was not de­
Ready tc Wear Hats and Sailors con­
l T d . K!
r.lurii.il board a Yankee, und 1 .b.U pick of the Alps. About 4000 workmen livered.
L axulois , C v u t Co., O rruon .
stantly on hand.
Nobody but the daughter, Mrs.
and in Washington Territory,” as ex frOin Portland last night where he them Irom the most experienced ice are employed in the tunnel, and
Hats trimmed to order on short notice, i tended to all the Public Lund Stntcs by
„ i.
„„¡i
,.f t h l. » n iim i "
not less than 6000 on the Italian Kate Gribb knew about the mou­
narsvrimm
j
»,-t
of
August
4,
1892,
Peter
O’Connor,
has
been
in
consultation
with
the
sailors
of
this
section.
dealer in Town Lots, and Improved
section of tlie road between lsella, sy being buriee’ and she gave, in the
F o r t O rford, O regon .
I of E ly, county of St. Louis, State of j directors of the Great Central Rail-
Captain Coflin purposes to pro-
and Wild Lands.
E. W . JE N S E N ,
iV c e J d « ! ^
w T f o i l road. Mr. Kinney is much elated vision the America for about three at tlie mouth of the tunnel, and case, information to the adminis­
F iliugs and Final Proofs Made on
l the purchase of the Southeast quarter over the fact that he has won a 1 years. There will be about 200 Arona, the present terminus of tlie trator. The money not being in the
J U S T I C E O F T H E P E A C E , , «8E^ of^ctmn No.^34, ¿n Township maj()rity of lUe director, over to h i. Arctic dogs to draw the sledge party railway running north from Milan. actual possession of her father at
Homesteads and Pre-emptions.
AND
ami will offer proof to show that way of thinking that Reseburg is the He will push directly from Franz It is now practically certain that tlie time could not have been
GENERAL CONVEYANCING.
I foHtatimbcr or^tone' than for agricul- only ¡'leal point for the Great Cen- Josef Land and than work up in the the road will be completed with delivered by him and the whole
N O T A R Y I’t B I .I C .
tural purposes, and to establish his tral to connect with tlie 8. P. Tlie Arctic floea as far as the ice con in tlie estimated time—that is to business partakes of the nature of a
L. A. ROBERTS,
claim to said land before tlie Register
,
, „ . _ ,, ,
say, by July 1, 1905, as nearly two- quit claim and it does seem to the
and Receiver of this office at Roseburg, directors tiave received a very Hat- ditions will
_ permit.
.
AGENT
Ptaindeuler that if there is any
A T T O ItN E Y A T L A W .
w T O S " M0nd“y the 25th d*y ° f teri"’ ° ffer ° f t ’ 100’000 bJ° nU*
Chicago. Jan. 30.—Ona of the a. thirds of the tunnel was finished oa
July 1, 1902, and the worst ob justice, and law is not always jus­
j fie’ names as Witnesses:
the citizens ol Eugene and It is al veriegt Cold waves of the 8eason ¡8
German American
M y r tle P o in t, O regon.
met tice, that the Supreme court will
Grunt McMahan, W illiain Labeau, of toeether possible that n like amount
...
. a stacles have already been
Insurance Company, Elv, Minn, A. E. Peck, of M ntavilia, •
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- now prevailing over the Dakotan, and mastered. Thu greatest of the sward the money to hsr even though
Oregon, E. 8 . Wells, of Olalla, Oregon, w ill be expected of he citiz s of Wlgcongin Minnesota, Iowa and
Probsts business e specialty.
impediments was the aver in cross it has to reverse itself. A cast ci tad
LIFE, FIR E AMI) MARINE.
Any and an persons chaining adverse- this county after the road 1» com >
.
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lv the above-described lands are re-
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4. .
.. Northern Illin ois. 1 he temper- ing beat in the tunuel, caused by in a previous decision.—Plaindealer.
quested to file their claims in thisofflre plated into thia c ity , hut not until ,
at yjgmark, N. IL, is 30 de-
Real Estate and Conveyancing.
I on or before said 25th day of May, 118)3. than” says Mr. Kinnev, “ will tlis '
,
, the growing volume of water whioli
J. M. UPTON,
J. T. BRIDGES, Register
} ,
. . . .
. grteea below zero and there Is much altough it starts at the summit of Washington, Fub. 2.— Tuestrength
F o r t O r fo r d , - - - - O r e g o n .
suffering As a result of the severe the mountain, OOJO feet above the of the National Guard of Oregon is
t T imkek L and , A a, ct J , i m . 3, 1 T 1878,—
sv T " T T “?’
a e
1 suffering.
i t l s r i t j and Counselor at Law,
of Douglas and Coos county.’ Mr.
spell of weather here, the police and line of railway, after percolating 102 officers and 1224 enlisted men,
LINDBERG,
P. d.
N otice roa P ublication .
Kinney says that ther. will he no j J
bl,renUB ofchi&|g() are(,ver.
’ BA N D O N , OBKOOM .
through beds of limestone, beoones according bi a report submitted to
action
whateuer
taken
in
btf.ldtng
wU|i apl(. al, fo|>
United States I .and Office.
U N D E R T A K E R . Roseburg.
almost boiling hot mid Ho;» into Congress today.- The number of
Oregon, December 20, 1902. a road cast of this point, and that ce. As they have accumulated
OHse upstairs, in Eldorads Building
the IL-nnel at a temperature of from men in the state available tor mil­
Notice is hereby
eby gf
given that in compli as soon ns weather permits con-
112 deg. to 140 deg., rendering not itary duty is 60,000.
great
stores
of
food,
fuel
anu
cloth­
4 C « , 1 « . U . . . I C»WM.
ef
ta
only work hut life impossible with­
ing
since
the
last
cold
wave,
no
loss
and T rim m ings.
| aet ,” r the «ale of timber lands in the local road between this point and
out result to arlifiuiul means of re
GEORGE m . brown ,
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, Coos Bay and after thia road is of lift is expected here. It is feared
Orders taken for Tombstones and and W ashington Territory,” as ex- eon,p leted, tlie eastern road w ill be country districts in the state affect Irigeratioii. The engineer, by turn
iug cold air on hot air and cold
^ d e d t o .U
i Pwbiic Land Matas c 0 , X u cted a . soon as the Eaatem
A T T O R N E Y a t l a w ,
Cemetery Ratling.
ed will suffer the loss of i«»tli lives water on hot water, lias reduced the
A. Mehl, of Bandon, county of Coos, I directors see fit to com e west. Mr.
PO RT ORFORD, OREGON.
the effects of temperature in the tubuol from 140
State of Oregon, has this day K in n ey is today engaged with M r .: 8n<l Pr *P-r "
KOBKBCae, 0BEG0M.
to 70 deg. Fahrenheit. Tlie volume
filed tpthisoffioe his sworn statement ^ le x a n d o /a a d others o f the Great ‘ he blizzard.
J. W. STRANGE,
?f° ^ o ^ N o . l V “i>r To<^ a h l p No. 31 Central tow nsite com pany in adjusl-
Home idea of the possib ilities of of water flowing out of the south
•ud of the tunnel is over 15,000
south, range No. 14 west,and will offer ing the affaire of the coni|>any.—
n
WALTER SUTTON,
I X E I 'iT lS T T .
proof to show that the land sought is Rlaindealer.
irrigation in Eastern Oregon may gallons u minute, and furnishes
more valuable for its timber or sto n e ,
■
, be gained from thia statement of motive p >wer sufioient not only to
N O T A R Y
P U B L IC
work tlie refrigerating apparatus,
than for agricultural purposes, and to
New York, Feb. 2.— T wo hundred
,
C O Q U IIJ .K C IT Y , O R E G O N . establish ‘ hia claim to said land before and flfty ye.U8 ftg„ today th , g r, t I Acts: Crook iounty has 5,000,000 but to compress the air by whici
P O R T O R F O R D • • OREGON
the U. 8. Commissioner, at Bandon,
¡4 municipal government of New York , acres, 1,000,0<X) being uitliin the! the drills aru opurated. This tun
Oregon, on Monday, the 9th day
Forert Itetarve and the nel, when completed, will bo the
' was inaugurated by Peter Stuyve- Cascade
~
Will vlist Curry County eeroi-annually. Marcli, 1903.
He names as witnesses : Amos Cor­ sant. The present Borough of Man­ Warm Springs Indian Reservation, largest in tit« World— .o wit, 11
D R . 4. J. C A LD W ELL,
son, Simeon N. B. Hunt, W illiam G. hattan, which constituted the new 4,000,000 being accessable losetilers. miles, or twice the length of the
Carroll, James Denholm, all of B an­ : municipality then became known Of this, 2,000,000 acres are irrigable, Mount Couvis and live mile« Ion,'
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n ,
Port
_Orford
Camp
_ ...
,
,
don, Oregon.
World, w ill meet st tlieir H a lltn the
Any an<l
persons claim
lh e e v s n t w ill and there is water in abundance if ■ er than the 8t. Gathard. Phecoetof
Any
and all
all persons
claim ing
ing ad-
ad- as Nsw Amsterdam
PORT ORFORD,
O R E G O N . second and fourth Saturdays of each reraely
sly the above-described
obove-deseribed lunda
lands are bo celebrated in May in connection it be conserved. In Harney Valley, ! the tunnel alone will be 70,000,000
month. All members in good standing requested to file their claim s in th iso l-
observance of tlie 100th anni- Harney County, are 274,240acres l»f f trances ($13,510,01X1), sn average of
floe on or before said 9tb day ol March, vergary uf
erection of tho pree- irrigable land, of which mily 60,000 nearly $1JXX),O9O a mile.”—New
Diseases of Ladies and Children a Spec­ are invited to attend.________ _ _
1903.
E. C. MARSTERS,, C.C.
have been placed under water.
' York l’litatue.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register. ' ent City Hall.
A. 8. J ouxstox , Clerk.
ialty
I
STATS AMD DISTRICT O rr iC E R S i
V. 8. Senator«—Jilin H. Mitchell «nil
Joseph Simon, both of Portland.
Congressm an, First District—Thouia»
H . Tongue, of Hillsboro.
kloverhcri^-Geo. E. Chamberlain Sa-
feto.
Secretary of 8tate—F. I. Dunbar, Sa­
lem.
State T.easurer—Chas. 8. Moore, Sa­
lem.
Supt. Public Instruction—J. H. Ack­
erman, Salem.
State Printer—J. B. Whitney, Salem.
Attorney General—D. R. N . Black­
P. J. MASTERSON,
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
KEEPS IN STOCK,
GROCERIES, The Best, Only,
Ladies’ and G ents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
NEW GOODS
Received by every steam er.
HIDES ad WOOL taken ia eschange for Hook
DOORS and WINDOWS.
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