Aahwood Gleanings,
From IVimpi'iibir,
Mr. rind Mrs. W, A. Hull, of
rrinovillu, vinitcd in Anhwuod hcv
crul days fiint week, ami were tlx;
(.midhU of Jim Wood. Mm. Wouil
unit Mm. Unll weru Hcliuulitiuti'H in
I'rineville,
Tlio Anhtvood Gold find Silver
Mining Co., known an the Disap
pointment Company, hnvo un ofx-ti
cut of lil feet on tlm went niilo of
Anli llutte, and their tunnel started
about four feet. They are drifting
in on tli vein mid are showing up
omo good quart.
A. V. While, who ban ttruck a
ledge on WIiHmIoiiu (illlc.li, wan in
town tliM week exhibiting a piece
if quurU tlial i-Ii'iuh native uikcr.
Ilia claim lies about three miles
above town, and tlio report of thfc
rich Kink I! hu hai madu Iiuh occa
Binned no little excitement.
Mr. 0, M. Hoxcndiili.', n mining
expert from Portland, will arrive
in camp thin week fur tlm purpose
Of (examining the White Jiultu Min
ing I'o.'h properly. 'J'hu company
him a proHja'ctive huyer and should
Mr. U(.w nilalti npirovo the prop
erty the deal will in all probability
be cloned
Interest in Aahwood, hint week,
all centered in the legal combat in
Judge Childcra' court, over the cane
of Derhain agniiiht Lowlcr. Mr.
Derhain wan riri-untc(I by V. A.
Hell, of 1'rineville; and E.C. Good
win, of Antelope, and Geo, Harm,
ot rrinevilie, represented the de
fendant. The citizens of the camp
were out in their full voting
etrcngth, ami Judge Childer", en-,
trcm bed behind Kl.uk of mtiMy
law bookii and dangeroiiK looking
legal diH'iincntH, looked the embod
imuiit of Justice. A large number
of witnciwH were examined on the
question of the ownership of the
property involved, after which
cotiiiKcl argued the various points
brought out in - the testimony.
Judge Childcri rendered a dccitnoii
in favor of the plaintiff.
Hoy Creek Happenings.
A. II. Grant bag been appointed
notary public for Crook county,
vice W, II. Moacr, resigned.
John Kayl,a nhiepherder for the
U. 8. & L. Co., made a trip to Geor
gia and returned with a Mrs. Uayl.
Orders are coming in freely for
hoi ks for the coming reason, and
by apHarances promises to be a
my reason.
Lambing i.f the thoroughbred
ewes is in full blast and the young
sters no fat and saucy. K. II.
J lean is in bis glory.
C. M. Cartwright paid the ranch
an extended visit, lie leaves for
Portland for a short time, but will
return in a few days.
Mr. Crittenden, surveyor of tho
American Merino Sheep Associa
tion, in at Hay creek inspecting and
registering the H. 8. & L. Co.'s Me
rino thoroughbreds.
'Old Observer," of the American
Shepherd's Bulletin, paid a visit to
the company's ranch and express
ed himself delighted with things in
general and especially the appear
ance of tho sheep.
The B. S. & L. Co. have bought
out Aihob Dunham, H. P. Dunham
and P. and C. Dunham's sheep end
lands. II. D. Dunham contemplates
removing to Idaho. Amos Dun
ham will reside till spring on his
former ranch. ,
There has been several changes
in the B. 8. & L. Co.'s force recent
ly. Mr. J. G. Edwards is on his
way to Wales, and will probably
be away for three or four months.
J. P. Van Houten is manager of
the company now. Mr. V. H.
Moser has resigned and removed to
Portland. A. II. Grant is scribe
and in charge of store there. Mn.
15. E. Tucker lias left Hay creek
nnd Is now a resident of Portland.
Combs Flat Items.
Bruce and Roy Gray us feeding
a lot of cavalry horses at BrccscV
this week.
The mud is drying up nnd Perry
Holms, the Gray gulch farmer, has
two plows running thin week.
Boyd Adams has removed his
cuttle f. 'inn I'.reese's, where he has
been feeding them, to Win. Adams'
pasture,
Ah wo have not seen anything
from this place for some lime we
thought that a few items at this
time might be appreciated.
Fred Smith passed here today
ami said that as fur as election is
concerned, pigs and cheese don't go
this time, but it takes a cow and
calf.
Combs Flat, Feb. 20. I).
Ijiva l-ore.
The ron i In urn (oft and muddy.
Duck and lisli are plentiful alto
few hwuii and geese.
Our school in progressing line; it
will lie out in two weeks.
There are few timber cruiser n
our neighborhood tlii week.
Tlieri) wan a grand danco at the
neliool houe last Friday night.
Wo hud three kinds n weather in
one duy, Hiiow, ruin mid mmdiiuo.
Weather fine, No tiinw. Hlock
looking film. The gram iaatarting up
bl good shape,
Tlio deer aro con ing from the des
ert. There art lew uear out now. Kv
nry one thinks spring linn eomu.
llF.NHV Cl.AV.
lion. M. Mulvahill, of Mitchell, wss
in town the lirsl of the week and paid
this cillie.o a pleasant call. He informs
tlio Jul UN A I. lh.lt lie it conteuiplniinK
enterinii the political arena for his
district and try lor the nomination of
representative on the democratic
ticket. i
lloga Wunieil.
I want to buy about 200 head of
stock Iik. l'irlies having hogs for
sale will pleura call on me v the farm
or address me at Culver, Oregon.
T. F. McCai.i.isikii.
J. F. Morris gives cnlarned pictures
for cnh trsde, made by lending arlinls.
Subscribe for the Jocunal.
DIED.
TKTHKROW In Portland on Feb.
19, 11102, Mrs. Sophronia J. Teih
erovt, a((ed fi7 years.
Sophronia Jamison was born Feb.
12, 1831, in Pike county, Missouri.
Was married and with her husband
crossed the plains ill 1852. ltelorn
reaching Oregon her husband and
child died of cholera. About IBM
she was ngain ninrried to Andrew J.
Telherow, of 1'ulk county, Oregon. In
1872 they came to this county. In
the family there were five children.
two of which, with the father have
died, the lattor three years ago. Two
sons and one dauKhtor survive her.
She was a great aufTcrer, yet not com
plaining. About a year ago she went
to Portland, Reoently she sought re
Jiof through a aui'Kical operation. Bhe
expressed her doubts aa to its being
successful, and expressed her readiness
to depart this life. In early life alio
became a christian and united with
the M. E. church, of which she was a
member at her death. Bhe died in
Portland on Feb. 19. 1002, seven days
after her 68th birthday, and waa.in
terred in the cemetery near this oity
un Feb. 24. The funeral was conduct
ed by the pastor of 'he M. E. church.
FOK HA LB OK TKADK-A Kood King
bury piano; been used very little, fur salt ur
trade. Kun of hnnwi and wa-on taktn In
part payment. For particulara apply bi W,
K. KiiK, nf Klkina A Kinit, Prinevillt, Or.
(itsrii-M. AlUNTS W'ASTtl) to ull Pruf.
Liiiik'b iManstio Cimibs. Tn-Jjr renmvs dan
drutf. cure soalp ailuisnta and check falling
Sair, ars untarniihablt and will nut brsak.
KvervlsMy wants them; soud prorssiitiiin ti
nuatlt-n. Hnd fur twin. OutHit (six stylaa)
in a plnsh cast fJ.OO: Ladies' Llreasinr Onnib
Son, (Isntlsman'a Tuilut Omiti 40o Isith 75c.
Writ today. Maiputic Comb Co.. Pekin, 111.
Count)' Treasurer's Notice,
Nolle I liuruby tflvvn that all Cnsik coun
ty warrant rsidstureil aftor HeV So, 1101, to
anil liicluiliiin warrant rsKlstcml No, !!2,
'Nov, 14, 1901, will Im imid'in i.Wntutii.n to
the Treaiwnir of audi county, hiUm-nt will
Ci-ftM. fron- (Jtits ol this liotii:e.
l'lUNKViu.K, Or., Full, ti, 1!W.
J. N. FOIWIIKXTKK.
Ourity Tmasurtfr.
By Win, Wuiuwkm.wi, iJuputy.
Price Blacksmi th 5hop
K. A. PARKER, Prop.
All kinds of bhickstriithing and
wagon repair work done at reas
onable rates.
PRICE, : : OREGON'.
y TT1 TTT'l tTtI'TT r"' " r T Tt VtT
! Vienna Cafe
t
i!svai;i)s a eihvakds
TJfii;mfnil iitwl
.Newly Furnished
ALL WHITE HELP.
Having purchased this once
popular eating house we pur
pose making it, without excep
tion, one of the best in tho
icily. A sljare of public pat
ronage respectfully solicited.
Meals at all h )urs.
illlC.
C. K. McDowell, Prop.
Thoroughly Kenovated and Re
furnished Throughout.
liiicilcit!! I'lati. Kalex $3,
$ !.. ait(l$ J per day.
AceoniimslatioiiH aie Unsiirpussed
in t i -( i r . Hnniple Itisjuis for
Coninieiciul Travelers,
Long Distance Telephone Utation
in the house.
Billiard Parlors
1 AND
BuWLING ALLEY
IUVIH A (OI.LINS, I'rops.
Nuts, Candies, Cigars, Smokers' Ar-
ticlea and Tropical Fruits.
Furnished rooms by day, week
or month.
Moore Building, Main street.
GETZ Bi.GTt.EflS
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS
Flans and Specifica
tions Drawn. All
kinds of wood work,
Shop at Harbin's Flailing M'll
fRINEVIlolsE, OREGOJ4
POINDEXTER-
Shaving:
Parlors
TICK ADKINH, Proprietor
Shaving
Halrcuttincr
Shampooinir
Baths
A fine batlmxini devoted especially to
til uh i if ladies.
Everyihing up-to-date and strictly
finl-clsM.
Deputy Stock Inapeotora.
Notice ia hereby given that I hare
appointed the follnwinx named perauna
deputy atuck inapeotora:
J. r. tartwnnht, Hay Craek.
8aai Huinilton, AihwiHl,
. Sparka, tSuten.
A. Morrow, Haystack.
. M. Smith, Paulina,
RuaciMi Knox, , Pit.
T. C. Swain, Bear Creek.
J. 8. BiHtue, Rntland.
Alex Mclntnah, Hardin
J. P. YuiHuuten, Hay Creek.
Joe Winkle,
Stock Iuaucotor Crunk County.
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Vho
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Jfh
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We thnnk the consumers of Crook County for the liberal
patronage during the year 1001.
During the dull months of January and February we shall
run a and 10c I'argain Counter where odds and ends, which,
are always forgotten, can be picked up very cheaply.
.Mens, Ladies and Chiklrens Mackintoshes are sold at a
greatly reduced price.'
Random Wool Drawers for men while they last, reduced to.
.'jOc a pair.
A splendid variety of Mens and Ioy Duck Leggings.
Will keep out snow and keep you warm. Boys, 40 and 50c a
pair; Mens, 75c and 81.00 a pair.
Don't forget that we keep the Celebrated Klondike ring Cut
Smoking Tobacco always on hand, and no other house has it.
OUK OWN ERAND, a comfortable smoke and wont bunt
the tongue, 1 lb tins 50c, full weight; 1-2 lb tins 25c, full
weight.
If you want a good 5c smoke we have a big variety to
choose from. Every known brand is kept here for sale.
A share of your patronage respectfully solicited.
MICHEL & RISSER."
fsL Tit
J" wt i.-iLsii-
e.ittre minis. ry with not less than 12'JO i?mith Prim er typcwriV.Ts,
supplying every court."
Press Dispatch to Portland Orcgonian, February 7.
Portland office mith Premier Typewriter Co., 122 Third St., I. & X.
ALEXANDER & CO., Agents. '
V. T. FOGLE, Agent,
Princville, Oregon.
FRANK ELKINS & CO.
South End Blacksmith Shop
We Have
Canton Gang Plows,
Canton Sulky Plows,
Canton Walking Plows,
C.intun Dine Jay Plows,
In both Chilled Iron and Steel.
We also carry in stock the Famous Canton Disc Harrows,
U Bar Harrows and Favorite Pipe Frame Harrows,
CaH and Examine Our Scotch Clippers A Steel f km with Cast Shear,
Smith
-DEALERS IN
Seneral 9fyerciand(se.
SISTERS,
5Wf havt j'uai ncaiued a full
and y loves. W also havt a
and Xadias' Shosi,
H)n Soods, SrocerteSj Jfcirdware,
tCadias' and Sauls' J'urnithiny Soods Call and
Cxamino our Stock
j i
1Q
l ; i J'lacc
A Tjo Save
Zg Peal in Typewriters.
Austrian Government Orders JOU
Smith Premiers.
"Vienn., Fell. 7. The greatest
single purchase of typewriters ever
made has been ordered by the JIin
isiryof Jrsiice, which, after three
months of exhaustive competitive
Us', ha? contracted to e(puip the
We Have
Superior Hoe Drills,
Superior Disc Drills,
Superior Shoe Drills,
Superior broad cast seeder
With Cultivator attachment.
53ros
OREGON.
lint of jCaJits wrapitrt
full lint of Santamen's