Image provided by: Jacksonville Boosters Foundation; Jacksonville, OR
About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1901)
Democratic Times. HERB AND THERE. MINING KBWS. Best Christmas Gift for a Little Money. Sent as a year’s subscription to T ub Y outh ' s C ompanion $1.75 will buy the fifty-two weekly issues of T he Yot th s C ompanion for 1902. It will The Some very rich ore from the Bill Hops are selling at 9R<tlO cents in Nve mine Ims been crushed at Houek’a the Willamette valley. Printed st Jacksonville Oregon, by The Pope is very ill and his death mill recently. Miners’ liens, deeds to mines, water- buy the two hundred and fifty fasci is expected at any time. Times Printing Company A tine assortment of up-to-date right locations and other mining nating stories in the new volume for always on hand at T he T ime 1902. It will buy the fifty Interesting visiting cards can always l>e found at blanks CHAS. NICKELL, Editor * Manager. office. special articles contributed by famous I T he T imks office. men and women to the new volume The noted Jillson mine, situated in The Walbridge & Carratoreat Mon Cottonwood district, Calif., now for 1901. It will entitle the new STAN’S BRICK BUILDING. California St. tague, Calif., was robbed Saturday worked by ten men, is to be operated subscriber who sends in his subscrip night of $100 worth of cutlery. tion now to all the issues of T he C om by a full force after Jan. 1, 1902. panion for the remaining weeks of Men’s and boy’s clothing entlre’y Advertisements inserted at reasonable nu» Barnes and other parties hail 1901 free. It will entitle the new new and up to date garments. Prices ing Mr. from Seattle are on Foots creek, subscriber for 1902 to one of T he C om the very lowest. Nunan's. bonding a number of plaeer mines in panion ’ s new calendars for 1902,litho S enator I nman of Multnomah The Ninth Infantry, U. S. A., was that district. graphed in twelve colors and gold. county, having withdrawn from the attacked near Tarangnan, Samar. Notices for the location of placer Kull Illustrated announcement of the race for the Democratic nomination Two soldiers were killed and one and quartz mines, etc., up-to-date new volume for 1902 will tie sent to T he Y outh ’ s and complete, for sale at T ub T imes anv address free. for governor, in which his many wounded. C ompanion , 195 Columbus Avenue, Wm. Koeppe. watchmaker and jew office. friends bad entered him, Hon. Geo. E. is now located on California The American Mining Code, stand Boston, Mass. Chamberlain has the tield to himself. eler, street, opposite the postoffice. Satis ard authority on ail subjects pertain- Both are very competent, popular faction guaranteed A Great Statesman'* Secret. iug to mining, water-rights, etc., is men and great vote-getters. We pre Tbe secret ct a celebrated atatesman's Ion* B. J. Pengra. A. II. Tanner and J. kept on hand at T ub T imes office. life was bia systematln way ot eating. Every dict that the Republican gubernato Sante have incorporated the Oregon The Illinois Gravel Mining Co., bite of rood waa chewed thirty times before rial nominee, whoever he may be, will Central Military Wagon Road Co. which own extensive placers on Jo »wallowing. Tbe result waa be naturally en have no walkover, for Mr. Cliamber- with a capital of $25,000. sephine creek, have leased their prop joyed good health. Moat men and women bolt ain is also well thought of by thous Orders have been issued by the War erty to Wm. Febely of Kerbyvllle. their food, and eat tblnga wbloh were never In Department directing the 27th Infan ands of Republicans. A. W. Sturgi*. who almost entirely tended to be eaten. Tbey become costive, try to sail for the Philippines as soon controls the mining situation In For have a bad complexion, lose flesh and are irri est creek district, last week pur table and nervous; and the first tblng they T hb S. F. Post calls the Jeffries- as transportation can be provided. Deeds, mortgage«, leases, bends, chased the Caton diggings, paying know are "played out.” It Is gratifying to Ruhlin match a brazen bunco game. know that Hostetler's Stomach Hillers cure of sale and every imaginable $300 therefor. The fake tight was fully planned bills stomach troubles. It Is a purely vegetable kind of legal blanks—the latest and The build I ng of the Sumpter-Bourne medicine that baa stood tbe test of fifty years. when the articles of agreement were best—are constantly on hand at T ub electric railway will mean the inaugu It cures cases which seem to be hopeless. drawn. Rublin agreed to accept a T imes office. ration of a system of electric railways Sufferers from any disorder ot stomach, liver stated sum to “go out;” but be quit The quarantine of the Klamath to all the mining districts tn touch or bowe'a should try it before be went half the route. The Indian reservation against small pox with Sumpter. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. game was made beautifully. The San by Capt. O. C. Applegate. U S. agent, H. T. Coffin, an excellent miner, is not prevent the use of the public developing a proposition, located in Francisco papers were tilled with the doe« road running through it. Gall’s creek district, that promises | The following deeds have been re wotk that each of the men was doing. Chamberlain'« Stomach and Liver well. J. B. True of Portland is in corded in the office of the county re The greatest cartoonist of the coun Tablets cede* since tlie last report of T iir cure biliousness, constipation terested with him. try acd the best tight reporters were and headache. They are easy to take Shearer Bros, and Jas. Young, who T imes : brought out to picture and write and pleasant in effect. For sale by have relocated the old Steamboat S cbool Dint No S to F M and Grace Drake, portion of south school about the contest. The people in City Drug Store. mine, will at once take steps to tind »■rounds, Ashland .............................4 1 .. the ledge, from which such a large terested carried out their contracts. Thos. Cordi of Sisson has bought WJ Caesar to Arthur L Dickenson. amount of gold has been taken in for .'106 8J acres In sees 14. 93, Ä. 38. Over $30.000 was divided among the land in Redding for the construction mer years. a $15,000 hotel. His offer of $000 a twp 35,1 w also land In secs 3.’. 3. men who were banded together to of month for the new Lorenz Hotel was S .. John Broad and Thos. Reid are 4, 9, twps JS and 38, gw................. fleece the outslders;and the promoters refused: hence he will build. , operating their mining property, sit Mary J High to Deaton High, prop- are preparing to bring Sharkey out to 81).. Diamonds valued at $10,000 and uated in Forest creek district, to erty on Main street. Ashland.......... aid them in another coup. about $90 in money were stolen Sun good advantage. Their milling plant <ieo H Andrews to Mrs V Baer, lot »1, 7S . day night from a room in the Port Is supplied with the latest machiuery blk L. R R add to Ashland.............. A t the ensuing state election, land Hotel, occupied by A. F. Low- and most improved processes, and Is Julia McBride to Sherwin A Van Saat, lots 17 and 18, blk P. R R add which will be held next June, the vo enthal oi New York city. The thief doing excellent work. to Ashland.......................................... JUS .. escaped. J. L. Childs and W. R. Beall of Eliza McTavlsh to Geo H Carter. ters of Oregon will vote on the proposed Feudal Sutherlin, who recently Redding, Calif., operators in mines, Si » acres of d 1 0 43, twp 38, 1 w .. 3.M0 .. constitutional amendment providing in Douglas county, left an estate went to the big copper mine at the Clara Phelps to A L Ilarnum lota 8 for the “initiative and referendum.“ died appraised at $194,192. He left prac bead of Applegate last week, where and 7, sec 8. twp 39, 1 w, 36 77 Whether it will be adopted or not tically no indebtedness, and deeded they spent several days. They found acres................................................ ... 1000 .. may very likely depend upon the con tn his' relatives several tine farms not Messrs. Cooper. Hamilton Jt Co., the D P Brittssa to Clara Phelps, 43 owners, not anxious to bond their acres In see 11, twp 39, 1 w......... 100 .. «»ruction given by the courts to the long before his death. John Veit to D Brittain. S acres In It is the Intention of the French- property, which is a valuable one. clause of the constitution defining 100 .. At the Dixie Queen mine, located sec II. twp 39, I w ........................... the proportion of votes necessary to Glenn Livestock Co., which hasexten- land and cattle Interests in in Foots creek district, a rich ledge J H Thorndike to K P Kendall, lots the adoption of an amendment. This siye 900 .. Southeastern Oregon, to dig a large has been uncovered. AtadepthoftiO 3. 4. 5, blk 80. Medford................. ... requires “a majority of the electors;" ditch and drain some 05,000 acres of teet in the shaft a new vein from 12 Heirs of Lewis Rees to C H Veghte, I860 .. but whether this means a majority cf land known as the Blitzen Swamp, in to 15 inches in width was struck. A 483 acres in Eagle Point precinct quantity of the ore removed for tests all the electors who voted at the elec Harney county. Total ...................... $7878.00 returns of $75 per ton. The dis At a meeting of the stockholders gave tion, or only a majority of those who covery was made in a lower tunnel. of the Willamette Valley Prune As voted upon the amendment, is a point it was decided to stand by The promoters of the gigantic plac MARRIED. not yet settled in this state, though sociation tne price of 5 cents for 40s in 25- er project—the tunneling under Silver in some other states It has been de pound boxes. This is at the rate of Creek falls, situated in Southwestern cided in favor of the former position. 4| cents for the same size in bags, and Josephine couDtv—have got in 110 GAY—BROWN-At Klamath Falla, Nov 8, , hr Judge L. F. Willits. Grant Gey and The T imes hopes that the amendment is far above present market quota feet with their tunnel, and are pro 19U1 will be adopted. Wherever it has tions. The top price now is 3| cents, ceeding as rapidly as the solid rock Miss Alice E Brown MARSHAL1__ CORBELL— At Klamath Falls. been tried, the initiative and refer which they have to bore will Nov 8. 1901. by Judge L. F. Willits. Albert endum has proved a great success and I with 3 cents more frequently offered. through allow. Metts & Leigh, of Colorado, E. Marshall and Miss Lena M. Corbel!. The William McKinley Memorial the in the best interests of the people. principals in this enterprise, re MARPLT-SPURGEON-At Walla Walla. Arch Association ha« been incorpo bonded Nov 8, 1901. Wulter H Marple of th»- ground of Messrs. Thorn Wash. rated in the District of Columbia, for Klamath Falls and Miss Eva Spurgeon. T he hour has come for the Pacific the purpose of erecting io the nation's and Farren recently. DALEY— C ONLEY—At Jacksonville. Nov. 18, Coast to make its voice heard in the capital a titling monument to the Quicksilver has been discovered in 19ul. by Chas. Prim, county judge. Irvin most emphatic way and with organ memory of the murdered president. Picket creek district, Josephine Daley and Miss Eva Conley —CAM BRON- tn Jackson ized effort on the subject of Chinese I That is the proper place for such a county. II. C. Ferkin«, one of the OFFENB.ECHER the residence of T F. Dugan by W. monument, a« it is de«ired that it surveying party who has been en J vtlie. Ply at male, exclusion. Conventions are well.reso should J. P.. Fnxl Oflesbe-cher and be erected by the people of gaged in -urveying mining claims Miss Carrie Cameron, both of Applegate. lutions of representative bodies are 1 the whole country. there, has just returned to Grant’s Pass, bringing witn him samples of timely and carry weight,but the voice Henry Fournier, who on Saturday go.td-looking BORN. cinnabar. The ore re of a determined people speaking as , broke al) aut unobile records bv going moved is from the surface only, and It units and with the force of numbers , a mile in 51 4-5 seconds on the Ocean is not known as yet whether the ledge LEWIS—In Union Precinct, Oct 31. 190!, to Mr and Mrs I. N. Lewin, a daughter. in a single tone and with one desire1 Parkway, N. Y.. is far from being will prove profitable. , satisfied that the limit of automobile HART-At Medford. Nor. 10. 190!, to makes a demonstration as striking as ^d‘has"b^en'macTe.' __ ___ __ In fact, he What is probablv the biggest gold ISEN it is convincing, says the Examiner. ; say* the gasoline machine has just strike of the year in Atlin district. Mr. and Mrs Isenhart, a son. Medford. Sov. 14, 1901, to Mr It Is the personal right of every citi- begun to demonstrate Ils power, and Alaska, has just been made. It is on TAYLER-At and Mrs. A. C. Tayler, a daughter. declares next year be will make a the Sunrise group of claim«, and is of zen to address Congress. Nay, more, mile in 32 seconds. gold quartz, which, according to mil) it is a duty which .be shall not dele DIED. testa, return« a value of from 98O j to The Yreka Journal says that W. gate in time of peril to the common T. Laird has delivered bis property to •1.300 per ton. Tne Sunrise is a two- weal. Let the individual speak by the Pokegama Sugar Pine Lumber year-old property. Over $103.000 was HOAG—At Boulder. Colorado. Nov. 7. 1901. of consumption. E R. Hoag, formeily of Jack petition. Singly he may be weak,but Co. Surveyors are at work on the spent in starting work on it as a ton County aged 28 years hydraulic prop >«ition:but this method premises, laying out grades *cr rail by association and In the mass he is HICKS—At Atbland. Nov 17. 19O| Infant or operation had to be discontinued road tracks towards Klamath river on account of the large amount of daughter ot .Mr and Mrs. Ernest Hicks. invincible. Short of a special elec- and a line up thestream to the timber —In Ashlsnd. Nov 17, 1901, In t’on and referendum of the Question laud at Pokegama. Ore On this ranch water u«ed. The owners then sank a PAIRIERA fant child o! Mr. and Mrs J. A. Palrlera tli« re Is no better means by which the and land purchased fr<on W. H. Laird shaft through their pay gravel until PATRICK-tn Montana. Nov 5. 1901, Harry they recently struck gold quartz that overwhelming character of a popular and others will be built an extensive was freely specked with gold and Patrick, formerly ot Central Point: aged .‘9 years saw-mill plant and a town. sentiment can be demonstrated be-' which a««ajefl away up in the hun yond cavil. Now is tne lime and this | Our old friend Judge Davidson of dreds. Several hundred ton« of ore "themeansto let the Congress of the " Marion ___ i count). has been raising were nut through a mill test, and the United States understand that there is corn successfully for the last 30 years, results were most satisfactory. no division of sentiment on the Paci and has directed bls attention to fic Ciast concerning the exclusion of • making” corn as well as raising it. ■Biat's the condition of many sufferer* Jury List Chinese, and that citizens of ail par That is. by «electing his seed careful- The following is a list of jurors from catarrh, especially in the morning. ties and creeds are agreed that the 'v. and studying the requirements of general policy of the Geary Exclusion Oregon climate and soil, ne nas a drawn for the eu-uiog t»riu of circuit Great difficulty is experienced in clear Act must continue to nave the force kind of corn alt gether different from court, which convenes D«c. 9th: Ap ing the head and throat. of law. __________ what be bad 30 years ago, though he plegate Precinct—H D Kubh. Jack No wonder catarrh causes lieadach*, ! has not changed bis seed in the mean sonville—W S Ravpboltz, L D Minear, impairs the taste, smell and hearing, T ub new Hay-Pauncefote treaty time. He now has corn that can be JFShepherd. N Mitchell. Medford the breath, deranges the stom was signed at Washington. 'Nov. 18tn. depended upon to produce a crop —TrueUox. W T Kame, M Maule. J pollutes year, maturing at the right H Norris, J A Whitmao. W Woods, J ach and affect* the appetite. by Secretary Hay. for the United every To cure catarrh, treatment must be season and yielding good measure per R Wilson, W T York. Ashland—J E States, and Lord Pauncefote, the* ¡acre. Pelton. S A Parker. J M Casebeer. T constitutional—alterative and tonic. •I was afflicted with catarrh. I took British ambassador, for Great Britain • I The U. S. Court of Appeals has de E Hadfield. Roxy—C C Taylor. Dunn medlclr.es of different kinds, giving each This ls intended to replace the , cided against Jesse D. Carr, and his —J L Grubt, D H Jackson. Union ■ fair trial; but gradually grew worse until M F Cantrail. Central Point—J H bear, taste or smell. I then hrst treaty. That convention was fence must come down. There is a - Gav, W M Holme«. Rock Point—R I could hardly to try Hood’s Msrsaparilla. and amended so extensively by the U. S, -tatute wnich gives the President au L Dusenbury. Woodville—G W Wil concluded taking five bottles 1 was cured and to take such measures a« cox. Plea«ant creek—Cbas Owens. after Senate at it* last session that the thority have not had any return ot tbe diseaae may lie necessary to remove any un Talent ■Ince.» Et'.rsk Fours, I^banon. Kan. — Emmett Beeson. Eagle Point British government declined to ratify lawful inclo«ure of public lands, aod Geo Smith. Ptxenix — b G Van Dyke- lu Within a few week« negotiations Mr. Roosevelt has signed an order Table Rock—C A Dickinson. Gold tiegan afresu between Secretary Hay drawn up by Dl«trict Attorney Hall Hili—Carl Phelps. Cures catarrh—it »oothes and strength which has tieen forwarded to Totted and Lord Pauncefote, which have States ------- ♦ • -... ens the mucous membrane and build* Marshal Shine of California Grana Christmas Raffle. up the whole system. ju»t resulted in the signature of the with instructions to proceed. The new treaty, drawn with special refer-i fences in ques’loo are situated ol and A raffle for $100 In ü. S. gold coin «8.0O> acres of land in will take place at tbe Banquet «aloon ence to the objection* found by the «urrounding “ counts, Calif., and are built of in Jacksonville on Tuesday night. Senate with the first treaty. The Modoc loosely piled stooes There are 400 Dec. 24.1901. The person throwing princtfal point of difference between mi p » f them, and the order of the i the highest uutuber with dice will the new and the failed treaty is the court will necessitate the employ get <75. and tl>e lowest throw takes withdrawal of Great Britain from the ment of a small army of men to exe the remaining S25. Chan«- will range from one cent to IL A tine joint guarantee of the neutrality of cute it. Under the act of the last Congress turkey «upper will be sei after tbe the caoal, thus leaving the United the number of widow« drawing pen riffle, which will be conducted to in State« sole guarantor. The excision of «ion« has greatly Increased. Of This sure general s*ti«f*ction. the old provision respecting tl.e right rias* of pensioners coming under the to fortify the caoal leaves that right»» act of l.-«i0 the increase of lhe la«ty «ar It Girdles the Glabe. by Inference optional with the United was 45 In excess of the previous year. Tbe of Buck ten’s Arnie* {States. All commerce of whatever i The veterans are dying off fast. Not Salve.a* fame best in tlie world,extends nationality passing through the caoal lew* than 100.000 hare died within the round the the earth. It* the one per will fare alike; there will be no di«- past seven years, and the next seven fect healer of cut*, corns, burn*, crimination In rates In favorof United years will see still greater inroads in •ores, scalds, bolls, ulcers, felons, States shipping The new treaty re the ranks of these patriots. Long be aches, pain« and all skin eruption«. places technically the Clayton-Rtnwer fore the army of Union veterans is Only infallible pile cure. 25c a box treaty, concluded on April 19, l«50. by I reduced to a remnant we shall have, at City Drug Store. the terms of which the United States i at the present rate of peosions grant ---- — - ~ and Great Britain agreed that neither I ed. a very _ large ___ army of pensioners should seek any advantage« in right* i from the Npanlsh. Philippines and <>f transit By . Chinese war«. It is safe to «ay that _ ’1 acrons the " Isthmus. ' ~j OÆMTOnXA.. the i new convention Great Britain one-half of the soldiers who served in • 11 L Ofl tilt? Tlw Kid yields *___ her vi.iht right in In taVnV favor «,* of t the United 1 | these later MMtWMk war« mm will States, which Is thu* al liberty toj pen«ioh roll* within the next twenty year«. construct a canal. ^// Stuffed Up | Grocery Sense, People now-a-day* are cautious about what they buy for the table. A modern tendency to cheapen methods of manu facture at the expellee of quality has made this caution neces sary. Our old-fashioned notion is the most of persons still want quality rather than price in the things they eat—and our brands arc packed on that principle—quality first—then price—SATISFACTION ALWAYS. Our catalogue tella the rest. Send for it. Complete one ready. SMITH’S CASH (Dept) STORE, Families supplied at wholesale prices. 26 Market St.. S. F. DO YOU KNOW THAT AT THE OLD RELIABLE STOCKTON BUSINESS COLLEGE the combined cost of Board, Room and Tuition by the year 1« only i. about *3U per month? i : DO YOU KNOW 7 that you may there take Ikxikkerptng. Short ba id. Typewriting, Com- { merctal Law, Cenmauuhip, in fact any alutly dealrod witbout extra coat of tuition. • : : that Im teachers are also men of ability, that 1m courses are thorough and up-to-date, and Ha HUMK Influence la Lot found at any similar school on the coast! DO YOU KNOW 7 : DO YOU KNOW that there ia a demand for tta graduates In all the walks of life, because they possess push, are cupable and trustworthy T DO YOU KNOW that if you wtah to obtain a good practical education for the least nossl sible expenne. and under the most favorable circumstances, you should write at once to W. C. RAMSEY, Principal, Stockton, Cal. ... Saint Helen’s Hall.... PORTLAND, OREGON. (Founded IMS.) A Boarding and Day School for Girls. MUSIC, ART AND ELOCUTION. This School otters to girls s broad and thorough education, combined with the advantage» of a healthful and relined home It occupies a large and attractive building In the Immediate vicinity ot the City Park Tbe sanitary condition of the premises has t«-en made a matter of special attention Tbe tied chambers, class and recitation rooms are large and tnoroughly ventilated, and the construction ot the bulld'ng Is such that every room Is open to the sunlight. Tbe greatest care has been taken lu provide all tbe necessary appointments of a we> equipped school, aod to furnish every facility for training pupils In tbe most approvsd msibo< The alm ot tbe school Is to give thorough and well ordered Instruction to girls and you>.< women. Otting them tor college when that Is deaired, and to aid In tbe envelopment or true and womanly character The Fall term opeas September 18, 1901. A faculty ot twenty competent teachers Insures for children and young women that Individual care ant' Instruction necessary to the best resu its. There are four skilled teachers In the Music Department alone, specialists to Art and Oratory, and native teachers tn French and German Provision Is made tor all athletic games suitable to women, as tennis, croquet, t-aske.ba bicycling and horseback riding A gymnasium. DOxlUO feet, is In process of construction- which will offer still more opportunities for healthiui exercise For Illustrated catalogue apply to MIRS ELEANOR TEBBETTS, Principal IT WILL PAY YOU To write for our rntes liefore you purchase a ticket to any point in the East. Through Tour ist Cars from the Fcific c a kt to Chicago and Cin cinnati connecting with through trains for all points in the far EAST or SOUTHEAST. Fast and handsomely equipped, steam-heated trains—Dining cars, Bu^ct Library Cars, Sleeping Cars and Free Reclining Chair Cars through out the following States: Iowa, Indiana. Wisconsin, Missouri, Tennessee. Louisiana, Illinois. Minnesota, South Dakota, Arkansas. Kentucky, Mississippi. For particulars regarding Freight or Pas senger Rates and servicecall on or address J. C. LINDSEY, T F. & P ’A. B. H. TRUMBULL, > Com’l Agent. 1+2 Third St., PORTLAND, OREGON. Hood's Sarsaparilla ALBANY COLLEGE offer« * Th*r*n<h HIGH GRADE COLLEGE EDUCATION To every hwy Ud girl that has the «mhlttoc to attain one — rscr- '«-J x u.. ----- three oouiews of regular college grade, all of which are complete. Languages, Sciences, Mathematics, History, English and Electives The NORMAL COVR.R, »«rd of THE BUSINESS COLLEGE DEPARTMENT la equal to aaythlag la tbe Btatr. New'llin.trated eatal««„.
