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“ A NEWSPAPER
Voi. I.— No. 22.
G O L D H IL L . O R E G O N , J I N
Entire State Shaken.
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California Yisited by a Severe Earth-
quake Shortly After Noon.
NOT AN ORGAN.”
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bert Pool, whom he had arrested in
Washington county, Idaho. Pool
will be held for trainrobbery in
Cow creek canyon, in July, 1895.
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Leadville Crowd Wanted to !
Them, but Was Driven Back.
him that he had thrown the boy
into the \\ illamette river. Soper
appears to suffer little or no re­
morse for his crimes, anil is evident-
a monstrosity.
JIrs. A. A. Davis, while crossing
the
lailroad track in Medford yes­
S an F rancisco , June 20.—Two
L
eadville , Colo., June 22,—Leo terday was struck by the step of a
sharp and severe shocks of earth­ R oseburg , Or., June 22.—The
quake were felt here today, the of­ : Soldiers Home board is in session, and Frank Bohannon, who escaped passing car and knocked down.
ficial time of ihe first, as taken by S. B. Ormsby, J. P. Robertson, B. from the custody of the officers anil She was picked up uuconscious and
the United States weather bureau, F. Aliev, T. R. Sheridan and Sol shot and mortally wounded Deputy taken to her home and medical aid
being 12:14:04. It was followed Abraham being present. The usual Fahey, were captared this after­ summoned. It was found her right
almost immediately by a second routine business is being transacted. noon, two miles below Granite by hip had been fractured. Several
shock. The vibrations were from Ihe board will consider the ques­ Deputy Sheriff McDonnell. The persons saw the accident, but did
west to east. Clocks were stopped, tion of modifying rules 13 and 14. officer took the trail this morning , not dare to call to Mrs. Davis, for
and suspended lamps and decora­ relative to the retention of a por­ and about two miles above the town i fear she would stop on the track.
tions were broken in some places, tion of the members’ pensions.
of Granite he caught sight of the She is slightly near-sighted, and it
but no real damage is reported.
desperadoes. Returning to Granite, is thought she did not see the ap­
The shocks were the most severe
he secured the services of John Gil­ proaching train. Mrs. Davis is the
Law-Grade Tea Rejected.
experienced here for many years.
bert, a ranchman, E. Shaul, a dep­ wife of A. A. Davis, owner of the
The earthquake was general
uty, and the trio soon caught up Medford roller mills, and also
S
an F rancisco . June 22.—About
throughout the state.
with the Bohannon boys. When heavily interested in the flouring
80:000 pounds to tea brought to
they saw the officers they made an mill in Davenport, Wash. She has
this port since the 1st of May has
George Schumpf.
attempt to draw their guns, but the about recovered from the shock,
not been allowed to he imported,
officers had the drop and they were and is resting as easily as could he
J acksonville , Or. June 22.— because it did not come up to the
expected.
quickly disarmed and shackled.
George Schumpf died at his home standard of quality established by
1 here was a very large crowd at
in Jacksonville yesterday, aged 57. the secretary of the treasurer in
Last night the council met in
the depot when the train arrived,
He was born in Alsace, and came April. The importers are protest­
special
session to accept the resig­
bringing in the prisoners. A large
to the United States with his par­ ing.
nation
of
Clark Williams who left
force of deputies and policemen
ents when a child. Ilh enlisted in
this
morning
for his mountain
M hen a Western ruffian was was on hand, as there had been home. The meeting was called to
the Union army of the Cumberland
rumors of trouble. The two men
througn the war. He married in asked if he knew any reason why
were
quickly hustled into a carriage • order with a full attendance. Min­
Philadelphia Miss Maria Dillon, sentence should not he passed upon
and none too soon, for the crowd utes of last meeting read and ap­
and they came to thii place in 1872. him for heating his wife, he growl­
made a rush and were only driven proved. C. \\ illiams tendered his
His first wife died, and he then ed at the judge and said: “Things
resignation which was accepted and
married .Miss Ella Berry, who, is coming to a Hell of a pass when hack after a sharp struggle. The J L. F. Pate elected chairman pro­
jail is closely guarded tonight.
with three young children, survives a man can t lick his woman in this
tein. IL C. McNeill was placed in
him. Mr. Schumpf was a member jaybird of a country.” Then he
nomination
to fill jthe vacancy in
The Qulsllhg Homicide.
of Chester A. Arthur post, No. 47, passed into jail for 12 months.
the
hoard
and
elected by acclama­
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of Medford.
B. W. Dean and John Clements, tion. W. H. Beidler was then
A line of 250 sacks of wool, pur­
'! he funeral took place today, the
who were appointed by Jutice , electeu president of the board and
chased
in Heppener Friday, was
Rev. Father Warren conducting
Jacobs of Central Point district to the meeting adjourned to meet Sat­
the services at St. Joseph’s Catholic haled and shipped to Boston today. arrest Dr. Scruggs of Flounce Rock urday morning at 10 o’clock.
church, after which the G. A. R. The average price paid was 84 cents. precinct on a charge of murdering Council then adjourned.
post tosk charge of the remains. This was choice light wool, and L. C. Quisling, and Newhankas l»e-
Post Commander W. T. Fame con­ sold last season for from 7 to 74 ing an accessory to the crime, ap­ The Pacific Pine Needle Manu­
cents. Some heavy wools have
ducted the services at the grave.
also changed hands in the last day prehended the men on Tuesday. facturing Company and the execu­
or two at an advance of from 1 to The one first named lias been lodged tive committee of the Grant’s Pass
The Durraud Appeal.
in the county jail and the other in Business Men’s Association have
1 ; cents over last season’s prices.
the Central Point calaboose, so that made preliminary arrangements,
S an F rancisco , June 22.— The
they cannot communicate with and all contracts have l»een signed
transcript of the record on appeal
The grasshoppers are dying off
each other. Their examination for the erection of a plant, for the
to the United States circuit court by the thousands in the Eight-Mile
will take place today.—Times.
purpose of manufacturing articles
in the Durrant habeas corpus case country. A small worm has at­
out
of pine needles, such as oils,
has been completed. It occupies tacked them, and seem to be fully
Soper, who was arrested at Ash­ extracts, wool for mattresses, cigar­
about 35 pages of type-written us industrious as the hopper.
land lately for the murder of his ettes for throat and lung disease-
matter. It will he sent to the clerk
wife and family in Missouri several
of the supreme court at Washing­ Articles of incorporation of the years ago, seems to he not only a etc., which are now almost daily
ton, where the appeal will come uv Gold Hill Mercantile Go. have been murderous fiend, hut a first-class being imported from Germany.
at the October term.
filed with the county clerk. Incor­ liar as well. His Portland wife This enterprise will bave the dis­
porators, E. A. L. Smith, E. N. has received a letter from him, in tinction of being the only of its
Williams, I. H. Cole; capital $7000; which lie says that he buried their kind in America.
Albert Pool In Roseburg.
The contracts call for the plant
object of corporation, to engage in
R oseburg , Or., June 20. — A a genral mercantile business in two-year-old child in Tillamook to begin the purchase of pine need­
gulch, near Portland, while he con­ les and the manufacturing thereof
special officer of the Wells-Farso
© this city.
fessed to the detective who arrested on or before September 1, 1897.
Soldiers’ Home Board in Sosslon.
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