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to the pocket below. The pocket
-OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
hunter will tell you that he believes
After an absence of three years, In its war upou local gamblers end
if it were possible for him to have
state and district orPiCEua:
B.
S. Hague has returned to Port­ lawless saloons, the Nashville
removed the nuggets without dis­
American is doing some effective
If. 8. Senators— J>hn H . M itchell and
turbing the pocket, ho could have land, where he will practice law.
Joseph Simon, both of Portland.
work in the uprosPng the fallacy
returned after matiy years and Everybody kaows Pague, as he was
“ I hid a terrible cold and could
C ongressm an, F irs t D istrict—Thomas
that “ wide open” conditions help
hardly
breame.
1
then
tried
Ayer’s
in
the
weather
bureau
in
this
sec
found it filled again.
H . Tongue, of H illsboro.
Cherry Pectoral, and it gave me im­
lb* growth of a city. Among other
G overnor—Geo. E . C ham berlain S a­
Tli* pocket-hunter left the main tion for 1-1 years. The weather de­
mediate relief.”
bits of American municipal history
W. C. Layton, Sidell, 111.
lem.
camp regularly every month qr so, partm ent transferred him to De
with which it braces its argomente
S ecretary of State—F . I. Dunbar, 8a-
leading his pack pony, laden with troit, Chicago, Buffalo, Charleston
it prints the story of a sim ilar fight
lem.
How will your cough
Providence
and
Washington
City
pick, shovel, pan and grub kit.
State T.Oasurer—C has. S. Moore, Sa­
in
Atlanta, told by a correspondent
be tonight? Worse, prob­
These were his stock in trade, his after taking him from Portland, and
lem.
as
follows:
ably.
For
it’s
first
a
cold,
S u p t P ublic In stru ctio n —J. H . Ack­
implements; he needed nothing had he not resigned from the service
A
young man by the name of
then
a
cough,
then
bron­
erm an, Salem.
more. Far out in the mountains he there was a prospect of his being
Connally was appointed by. the
S tate P rinter—J . R. W hitney, Salem.
chitis or pneumonia, and
plautcd
in
Helena,
Montana.
halted and struck camp He fol­
A ttorney G eneral—D. R. N . B lack ­
at la st c o n su m p tio n .
“ Thoie will be a big invasion of board and at aconferenee which lm-
lowed the stream and panned the
b u rn , Salem.
mediatly followed, the new chief was
C o u g h s alw ay s te n d
dirt, washed each pan carefully i people frem Kansas, Iowa and
C le rk State Land B o ard —M. L .C h a m ­
asked
how long it would take him
dow
nw
ard.
S
to
p
th
is
berlain, Salem.
down and eagerly scanning the res­ other states within a lew weeks,”
t i run the gamblers out of the city
dow nw ard tendency by
J o in t Senator fo r Coos and Curry—T.
predicts
Mr.
Pague.
“
When
in
idue for colors of gold. If a little
of Atlanta. “It will take ab6ut two
taking Ayer’s Cherry Pec­
M. Dimtnlck.
string of yellow followed in the ¡Chicago a railway man informed
Joint Representative for Coos an d
weeks, or possibly it may be done
toral.
corner of the pan, close at the heels me that the companies were »on-
C urry—R. D. Hume, W edderburn.
Three *1 m s : t5c.. 5k., SI. All AraKtcte.
in
ten days,” said Connally. “That»
of the black sand, the grizzled fea­ |dering where they would he able to
Ju d g e , ad Ju d icial D istrict—J . W.
to long,” said Mayor English.
Consult your doctor. If he sa rs ta k e It,
■
secure
enough
cars
to
handle
the
H am ilton, Roseburg.
th e n do as he says. If he te lls y<*« not
tures would brighten with a smile
to take tt. th e n don ’t ta k e It. He k now s.
“ We will give you until d a / after
Prosecuting A ttorney, 2d Ju d iclal D is­
L eave It w ith him . " « are w illin g.
of happiness. T hat little string of people that w ill sta rt for Oregon
J . C. A Y E U CO.. L ow ell, Maas.
tomorrow night at twelve' o’clock
trict— George M. Brown, Roseburg.
yellow was particles of gold,and the I when the new rates takes effect,
U. S. C om m issioners—J . H . U pton,
and if you cannot do i t ' by that
T h e P o c k e t H u n te r .
black sand to which it closely hung j February 15. There is great inter-
Langlois ; J. H untley, Gold Beach.
time your resignation will be ac­
|
est
felt
everywhere
in
the
east
in
was its inseparable companion. In ]
county officers .
cepted.” The young chief was in ­
Oregon,
Idaho
and
Washington,
In the gold fields of Oregon, as in nature the two are associated, and j
■County Ju d g e —E. A. Bailey, Gold
structed that he needed only a
ths entire west, the pocket hunter the pocket-huntsr will tell you that and the states have been well ad­
Beach.
crowbar,
an ax and a small number
has found his last “color” and struck they are ju st like Mary and her lit­ vertised. I met a farmer and cat­
County Commissioners—F . H. Blake,
of policemen with nerve and"a few
tle
dea+er
from
Kansas
who
was
Chetco; C. W. H aines, Eckley.
his last “trace.” The advent et tle lamb—where one gees the other
Sheriff—J. G. W alker, Gold B each.
headed for the W illamette valley. side arms at each place. Ils ad-
modern-day giants of gold-getting, is sure to follow.
C ounty Clerk—G eorge W. Sm ith,
dopted the suggestion and made his
the complete taking up of a once free
If the pocket-hunter strikes good I told him that he would find it a
Gold Beach.
raids
simulaneously at the well
domain, has forced him to pack his colors he pan* again near about; wet season coming at this time, but
County Treasurer—Jam es C aughell,
known places, fiirst providing wag­
he
said
that
there
are
hundreds
of
grub kit and hie into the dim and then pans again, ajid if he finds the
W edderburn.
ons to haul off the stuff, and con­
Assessor—A. H, Post, Port Orford .
fading past. The hunter of pockets, colors growing better with each pan people coming here from Kansas
veyances for the prisoners. The
Htkool S upt.—Win. 8. G uerin, L an g ­
the “coyote miner,” the surface he smiles more happily, for then lie when the low rates are made next
lois.
scrateher, has passed the age of his knows he is on a “ trace,” to follow month, and he wants to get on the prisoneis were taken to the jail and
Surveyor—D. CunnifT. Jr., Gold Beaeh.
locked up, and the stuff was taken
usefulness. There was a time when which correctly will lead him to a ground a few weeks in advance and
MIST!*«» OF THE COl'RTS.
to the square and burned up, the
select
a
location,
1
met
a
dealer
he was a necessity. During the pocket. W ith each pan he pours
C ircuit Court meets Fourth M onday in
Chief of Police pouring on the oil
from
Iowa
who
had
sold
out
every­
days of the age of gold the the little yellow particles into his
August of sach year.
Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Crockery. palmy
and the Mayor touching the'm atch.
pocket-hunter played an important rough palm and examine them care­ thing he had there and was com­
C ounty Com m issioners C ourt m eets
This was in 1881, when Atlanta was
first W ednesday in Jan u ary , April,
part; and to his credit let it bo said fully. He knows at once whether ing here with $13,000 to invest and
a town of less than 50,000, I am
Ju ly aad Septem ber of each year.
establish
himselt.
Ho
too,
prefer!’
FLOUR and FEED always on hand.
he played it well. He blazed the each came from the same source.
told, and 1 notice from the Atlanta
P ro b ats Court meets first Monday in
ed
coming
a
short
time
ahead
of
the
trail that led to the fields of gold. There are no two colors alike—to
Order« taken for any article not in stock.
each m onth.
News of January 20, 1903, that the
His shallow diggings were indica­ him. He knows his business. He rush in order to secure a good loca
cu bb y COUNTY POST OFFICES AND POST
new city directory ju st being issued
Order* taken for Suits, and fits guaranteed.
tions of ledge-ribbed mountains, of would know those colors again tion. And so with many others.’
M ASTERS.
at thia time shows the present
hidden treasures beyond his shovel should he find them in the moun­
. . . .F. H . Blake.
W h a t A m e r ic a n In v a sio n is l i n ­ population to be 139,980. This is
handle’s iength, which was his lim­ tain depths or washed across a city
Jam es MoCutchen.
H e rb o r...........
in g .
not a had showing for a city. More
....... Miss Annie Doyle.
Gold Beach
itation.
pavement. That is one of the many
than 200 per cent in twenty years,
................John
H
um
e.
W edderburn
In Southern Oregon, where sur­ tricks of his trado th at took him
(From H arper’s Weekly.)
. . . J . R. H all.
and it has done that without gaaa-
Tilth««
face finds were unusually common, years to learn.
The proofs of the exteut to which blers.
.. Mrs. J. D. Cooley.
A g n e ss....... .
the pocket-hunter during the pock­
Once on a “ trace” the pocket-hun­ American manufacturers are invad­
.......
C
has.
R.
W
ilson.
C o rb in ............
et-hunting days, was a man not ter is like a hound after a jackrab­ ing the globe continue to accumu­
. . . Ames Jo h n sto n
The Senate passed a bill increas­
P o r t O rfo rd ...
.. J. 8. Capps.
much despised. His was a vocation, bit—there is no stopping him. late. It is not indeed particularly ing the size of homestead in Alaska
D en m ark .......
......... E. Rackleff.
L a n g lo is .......
an art, ¡terhaps, gained only by- Madly, excitedly, yet cooly and de­ surprising that we should now be to 320 acres, and permitting the
E c k l« y ........... .................J. A. H aines.
years of experience. His weather terminedly, be works till the treas­ sending locomotives to Guatemala entering of unsurveyed as well as
1
beaten face, his grizzled features, ure is either found or hopelessly lost. and Brazil, agricultural implements surveyed lands under this lew,
J. H U N TLEY ,
his wearied eyes, with the “crows- Finding pockets was not "luck.” to Argentina and harvesting ma provided all entries are rectangular
feel” in their corners, his horny It was hard work, and the many chines to Fraece, electrical appara­ in form and not more than one mile
A t t o r n e y A C e u n s e lo r a t L a w
hands—all of these told of frosty treasures found in Southern Oregon tus to Japan, a shoe-manufacturing in) length. No homestead* in
All.good. not giving ..Refaction can be returned, and m on.y refund­
snows, of biting winds and long during the early days and even in plant to Mexico and mining ma­ Alaska are to be commuted, five
NOTARY PUBLIC,
journeys over the granite hills, up more recent years were far more oft chinery to Johannesburg. We may years’ residence being required be­
ed, providing the goods are returned in good order.
mountains steep.
the Jesuit of hard, systematic, per- well open our eyes, however, when fore patent will issue, and further­
;
:
O kkoon .
G ol » S sacu
Hunting gold pockets during those serveriag tail than of accident. we learn that engineers from Cent­ more, all entries must be privately
days was a good business. Many Most of old-time pioneer pocket ral Asia are expected soon to reach surveyed before approved. The bill
Will Practice in *11 the Court» of this
made money by it, and as many huetere have gone over the Great this country for the purpose of plac­ also contains a provisien lim iting
State.
more laid foundations for latei Trail. They deserve to etriko a bet­ ing contracts with American firms the widtli of rights of way for wag­
Timber Laud, Act June 3, 1878,—
Pablic Lend Cases a Specialty.
fortunes.
ter "trace” and find a richer treas­ for cottonseed-oil millrf. Strange on roads in Alaska to 200 (set.
MRS. E. W. JEN SEN ,
Notice for Publication.
The pocket-hunter must not he j ure than they ever found over here. to say, too, the German Govern­
The House public lanjls committee
fine millinery
U nited States L and Office,
confounded with the ordinary pros­ And perhaps they have. W ho ment is purchasing from the l’hila- has signified its willingness to ac­
J. H. UPTON,
R oseburg, Oregon, November, 7, 1902. pector; that would be a breach of
knows?— D ennis H. S tovall , in I delphia Pneumatic Tube Company cept the Senate amendment* to this
Notice is hereby given th a t in com­
U .S S . C O M M I S S I O N E R
A complete line of Ladies and Chil­ pliance with the provisions of tlie a c t of respect to .he latter and a diie in­
pneumatic tubes for the imperial bill, which insures its final passage
Congress of Ju n e 3« 1878, entitled
An sult io the former. The prospector Sunday Oregonian.
d ren ’s Trim m ed Hats.
t
navy-yard at Kiel; American capi and siguing by the President. It
act for the sale of tim ber lands in the
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Ready tc W ear H ats and Sailors con­ States of California, Oregon, Nevada, was content with a “color,” or even
Hereafter all executions will take j talists have started a factory in Glas­ may possibly be sent to coaference
and in Washington Territory ,” as ex­ an “indication,” in tny form he place at the state penitentiary and
stantly on hand.
L anqloib , C ubby Co., O regon .
gow, Scotland, for the manufacture far final adjustment.
Hats trim m ed to order on short notice. tended to all the Public Land States by found it, but with the pocket bun-1 not at the county seats. This is
act of A ugust 4, 1892, Peter O’Connor
of goff balls; large engines for Bril
Idaho is a small state, In point of
d e a le r in Town Lota, and Im proved
of Ely, county of St. Louis, b tate of ter thia was not so. He ignored on* of the most meritorious measur­
P o r t O rfo rd , O r e g o n .
! ish blast furnaees are about to be population, hut it has some “great
Minnesota, has th is day filed in th is of­
and W ild Lands.
fice liis sworn statem ent No. 3894, lor sulphides and all other “ phides. es passed by the present legislature. [ shipped by a foundry and macliiue
E. W . JE N S E N ,
men, a t h ast physically. Senator
the purchase of the Southeast quarter They were entirely outol his cate­ The hanging of a criminal in the
Filing* and Final Proof« Made on
company in Philadelphia, and King Ueitfeld, whose term is about to ex­
JU S T IC E O F T H E P E A C E , (S E 'i)o f section No. 34, in Township
’ No. 31 south, range No. 14 west, gory. He wanted nothing but the community where he is known aud Edward V II has requested a P itts­
Homesteads and Pre-emption«.
pire, weighs 280 pounds, but Hey­
lan d will offer proof to show that pure article—the monumetal, u n a l­ where the crime was committed a l­
AND
burg liriu to provide the charging burn, who has been elected to suc­
the land sought is more valuable
G EN ERA L CONVEYANCING.
N O T A R Y JP l l t l - I t f .
foi its tim ber or stone than for agricnl- loyed, pure, smooth and glittering. I ways create a had effect upon public station for liis aulomobilies at Sand­
ceed Hcitfehl, weighs 380 pounds—
tural purixjsea, and to establish his
claim to said laud before th e Register He wanted naught but the gold, morals and tends to make a hero, ringham with the electrical portion or claims to, and nobody cares to
L. A. ROBERTS,
lan d Receiver of this office a t Roseburg, and he wanted it bunched close. or a subject of sympathy of the of the apparatus.
dispute the fact with him. H ey­
| Oregon, on Monday the 2 jth day of
agent
eyes of hundreds of people. The
He wanted pockets.
A T T O R N E Y A T I .A W
It is well kuowu that the fisur burn, it it said, has been making
i May, 1903.
Ask a professional pocket-hunter semi-public executions, ns hereto­ qualities of weinen's shoes, which
He names as witnesses:
G e r m a n A m e r ic a n
inquiries about the Senatorial
Grant McMahan, M lUiam L abeau, of
M y r tle P o in t , O r e j ó n .
I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y , Klv M inn, A. E. Peck, of M utavllla, to define a pocket and be will do it j fore carried out in this state have j used to be mail« exclusively in chairs; lie doubts whether one of
Oregon, E. 8 . Wells, of Olalla, Oregon. with a twinkle in bis eye, and very i an especially dangerous effect upon ■ France, are now manufactured so
Any and all persons claim ing adverse­
them will contain him ; but a* long
L IFE, FIRE AND MARINE.
Probate business a aperialty.
ly the above-described lands are re­ simply, too. Ill« definition will be boys, whose minds are already much more skilfully in the United as Ueitfeld has not complained of
quested to file theirclaim *in thieoffice a picture of his ideal in the pocket i afiaiued from cigarettes and dime States that they have driven the
being pinched, Heyburn tbigk* ha
Real Estate and Conveyancing.
I on or before said 25th
'
J .T . BRIDG ES, Register. line. He will tell you to imagine novels. W ith the executions tnk French products out of the lashioo- may possibly accommodate himself.
P o r t O rfo rd , - - - - O r e g o n ,
J. 14. UPTON,
a hornet's nest made of clay, any ing place within the walls of the able shops in Paris itself. For
But think uf a wan weighing 380
IT
imukb
L
and
,
A
ct
J
une
3,
1878,
size from lh a l’of a goose egg to a penitentiary the public will know cheap watches we used to have lo
A ttorney and Coan»elor at I a w ,
p . J . LIN D BERG ,
'
pounds!
T hat is enough to make
N otice fob P ublication .
hogshead; fill this with gold nug little of the affair, for there would go to Switzerland, hut now hatches
Grover Cleveland blush—or, per­
B A N D O N , O R E G O N .
gets, set it in the ground, or even not he the opportunity for the pap­ can be made nowhere so cheaply as haps, on the other hand, turn pale
United States Land Office,
U N D E R T A K E R . Roseburg.
Oregon, December 20, 1902. hang it to a rock, and you have a ers to fill whole coluins with the in the United States. There is with « n W .
Notice is hereby given th a t In com pli­ pocket.
O Se* upstair», ln Eldorade Building
details of the preparations and of scarcely any product ef human in­
A Complete Line, of C ask ets, Coffins ance with the provisions of the Act ■of
Congress of J une 3, 1878, entitled ‘ An
If you ask that same pocket-bun the hanging, as there would be were dustry, from,a battle ship to a gim­
and Trimmings.
act for the sale of tim b er lan d s in the
ter
how the gold accumulated in it carried out in the court house let screw, as to which til« American
States of C alifornia, Oregon, „N ev ad a,1
GEORGE M. BROWN,
Order* taken for Tombstones and and W ashington T erritory,” as ex th a t pocket lie will speak up very yard.— Medford Success.
inventor does not outstrip his com
tended to all the Public Land î-tates
Cemetery
Railing.
knowingly
and
tell
you
it
grew
'pelitors.
Il is Hue that our war­
bv act of A ugust 4. 1892, Fred
A T T O R N E Y a t la w
Salem, Feb. 10.—With eight dis
A Mehl, of B u n id'
io n , county of Coos, there! Alter yeu have recovered
PQ PT ORFORD, OREGON.
ships
cost
more lo build and more
»anting votes ami live members
State of O regon, has th is day
Too mm mrtr* y»»wr h*»
from your ehock, lie will cite an la- absent, the bill appropriating ap to run owing to Ihe higher wages
ii * m « H
e* R H seat •
» 0 8 M C M , OREGON.
filed in thi*office hi* sworn
ttivl MR UMlf h M Win» br
No 4168, for the purchase o f t h e N t J etauce. He will tell of a pocket lie proxinmtely over $165,000 for
claimed by Amerisuu labor. On
u a iix E C R K M H «»>
J . W . ST R A N G E ,
i
n
e
n
a
W 11. T on <*•
of section No. 19, in Township No 31
I the other hand, there is reason to
Ms Uil»~roak«ff
south, range No. 14 west, and will offer discovered once up a time- -a pock­ portage railroad between 1 he Dalles
laM
tw
in»
Ml loQff M M
WALTER SUTTON,
orúüxartty woolO.
proof to show th a t the land so u g h t i* et about lbs size of a hornets nest, and Cclilw, covering a distance of 1 belleve’thal the »hips are b tier.
D E V H n t
more v aluable for Its tim ber or stone :
about 8 miles, pas-ed tbs house tin*
Representative G.-osvenor hasj
N O T A H V
V I ’H L K '
th a n for ag ricu ltu ral purposes and to and banging to a jagged piece of morning. Representative Gualt, of
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . establish hl* claim to mud land before quartz on a steep mountain side, a*
presented in C ongress a very curious ,
Wasbingtoa
county;
«ho
has
led
the U 8. Commissioner, at Bandon,
claim preferred by Jacob Itiltersbacli
PORT O R FO R D -- ORRGO*
Orégon, on Monday, the 9th day of a hornet’* nest bangs to a limb many a forlorn hope in the house I
w!io wants pay for a kit of carpm ler |
W ill « list Carry County semi-annually. i March, 1903
He crept up gently and peeped in. this session, was the only member tools lost or stolen in 18oo. lh»|
He nam es as witnesses : Amos Oor-
nwikw M p eor ktob’iH
to
make
any
serious
argument
U M II»« n ew . M«d> aT
son, Simeon N. B. Hunt, W illiam O. Lo! the pocket was filled with bright
OR. <1. J . CALDW ELL,
pure, h eavy hodlatl oil,
against the hill. He charucterizrd claim ant says he was a stage carpent-1
C
arroll,
Jam
es
Denholm,
all
of
B
an
­
peel
ally preparad to witta»
and glittering gems'. And clinging the |>ropo*e<l appropriation a» u«®-. er at Fords Theater, Wnshingtou, on
.f W
Port O rfi’rd C *rop
■laud th e w eather.
V la y m lo i» « * a n d S u r g e o n ,
Oregon.
.
♦ t j l TV • 609, Woodmen of the don,
the
night
when
Lincoln
was
s
h
o
t
,1
Bold everyw here
Any and all persons claim in g sa- to a piece of quartz; like a drop of
expenditure of statu funds in
World, will m eet at th eir Hall on the verselv
In c a o e - a li *Uee.
and that he was arrested as a
the above-described land» are
PORT ORFO RD,
O R E G O N . second and fourth Saturdays of each requested to file th elro laim * in th is of­ water quivering with it* last desper­ view ol the fact, as be deelared, witiivsr and lisld thirty days during
Made
lj
STANOARD OU TO.
month. All members in good standing fice on or before said 9th day of March, ate hold, was a tiny, sparkling nug­ that the benefits expected would
which time liis tools disapeared
are invited to attend.
I
ItM
l'l
not
be
derived.
Diseases of Ladies and Children a Spec­
get ju st on the verge of dropping in
E. C. MARSTER8,, C. 0 .
Colds
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
KEEPS IN STOCK,
GROCERIES, The Best, Only,
K R Y G OO D S.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
N E W GOODS
Received by every steamer.
is esta for
DOORS and WINDOWS.
.
Soft
Harness
o
.
EUREKA
Harness M
W
ialty
A. S. J oh - wstom , Clerk.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.