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GOLD KILL, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST
Voi. I.—No. 170.
Subscription #1
4, 1000.
King H um bert of Italy was as-
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sagsinated at Monza, Ita ly , on Hnit-
It is a fact known only
to a few
By request of the author W. 1 . | tracin g U ca u sed by tu e p resen ce of got«! perBOn8 who have
,w n Inore or | e . 9 <t»J e v e n in g by a m an nam ed
C O l'N l'II.M Z N .
Fleck, we rep
rin t the following
sinniar m «hurae.vr to pucaei gold, out
«r«o..»t
Anglo Bressi, who was im m ediately
rep
s
W. li. duine, Chairman,
», w« >
|S( rin t •
B coining irom oth r sources, aa snail interested in m ining, th a t ru n n el
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A. G. Stanley,
be • M ountain, situated seven
from the Biigineering and M i llin g |msa m . in o n por^ uyry wincu may »*
miles ' “
T. .1. Gowning,
I Uiiiosed over a la ge alea, w mie mere
guilt. The king had been attend
s Press of Ju ly 21 :
Win. T. Retimes,
lure pockets in m i. lorination, toe snow south of this city and about two
G. C. I'urkeypile.
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This class of mining, from the N «»t i t(,e ,ma. w».,c.. w the only guide, is 1 ¡,
so u th w e st of Josenh is the »«g a distribution of prizes in con-
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= richness of the deposits ami the ease blurreu by lne ever-pikseiit color.
Gilles so u th w e s t o f J o sep n . 1« tne
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oVrnna«»ic exhibi-
A. B. Kellogg, Recorder.
5. with which they are tuken out when e|g tail much I ocai me« puwuiied ground highext m ountain peak in the State
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A. J. Olsen, .Marshal
onee diwuvered, o aken the work an In- am i try to a v o id it . An .deal lo ca lity is , f ( )
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.-(M) fe e t n e a r e r the A*on an<^ Gad j u»t entered his c a r­
Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiinnmi mut? ten-sting o h e. These pockets are a spe­ a sm o o th , regular slo p s, w ith a co n ta ct
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cies of erystalised quarts, lime and iron o i d is e ou tcrop . in Such place», it a clouds than the far-famed Mount riage to return home when three
W. F. CHISHOLM, M. I)., j decomposed, gold Isting tree. The lower vein ca rries a n y v a lu e w u a tev er am i is Hood, in the Cascade M ountains. shots were fired in quick succession,
portion is usually In place, while the follow ed to tu e con ta, t or d is e it luvar-
one of them piercing his heart.
up|a-r part near he surtaee forms the riab ly p o ck ets.
t h is is g en era lly e x ­ The height of Tunnel M ountain
PHYSICIAN AND SUR0B0N.
lip ui the vein and throws off the traces p la in ed by th e th eory Ol co n ta ct precip ­
Charles Edw ards is circulating »
was found to be 12,000 feet alnive
of wire and coarse gold, by which tiiey ita tio n .
are found.
Office in (Value’s Drug Store,
it will not here be appropriate to go the level of the sea, by the use of paper a t Marshfield for subscrip­
This trace of pocket gold 1» very diff- over the obs« ure action» oi dynamic ge­
GOL!) HILL. OREGON.
: ereut from the alluvial placer gold. It ology, but may lie necessary to explain an aneroid in the hands of Messrs. tions for survey of a road from A l­
differs much from ordinary quarts float U JT geueial cumulions.
mstrict Sm ith and Scott of Portland.
legheny to the Elkton-D rain road.
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,lll,l of a very lllal
M'lstas
°
■ vale. 1 m th Uns
gold, I...!»..«
being coarse ami
delicate
prub*l»ly
el,
e la tter C eii-
Dr. (HAS. E. MDRIULL,
Wallowa
Chieftain.
It
would open up the Loon Lake
, prismatic structure, It la, in a fact, a caolv erUj t „ c v ein s n a v in g p artly been
perfect
m
iuiatuie
quartz
mine,
a
lens-
<j%
en
after
m
e
sfiriace
n
ad
been
country, a good agricultural region.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Prnratcd A Tra-rdy.
shaped vein of ajswimen gold quartz, de,.,ni,
b a„ they co n ta in breccia
so m etim es w ith tw o w ell-,let!nisi walls, ■ vu u u i f y rocs in som e p laces co m p letely
Timely inform ation given Mrs I t is thought the project will re-
« iffice at Residence,
particularly the foot wall.
I p u lv e rised , tn e q u a rts b ein g gran m ate,i George Long, of New Straitsville, quire about 12 miles of road in
I n , is cla ss of m in
GOLD HILL, OREGON
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î g t is often confound-
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t , ail(( UlOOVHIIIiaiV'i turougiiout tue vein.
TO*!*,
: c.l with placet mining, when spoken ol i
pf^^nce «71 siic s e u s id e s is ev id e n c e Ohio, saved two lives. A frightful Coos and 14 in Douglas County,
prelim inary exam ination indi-
’ in distant places. It is u very higb class <Jt æconuary recent inecuaui.al action, cough had long kept her awuke
I of shallow
mining,
, quarts
.
- - -, and — f°r winch seems to be present in ali tue eyery night
She had tried m any
th a t th<J ro -d can be built Ht
.1. M. KEENE, 11. 1). S.
great skill m tracing the pockets; a i
uuüue,j „epoBii».
remedies and doctors but steadily
.
thorough umlciwtamliiig of the origin,
AJ| Uje
.„>rp„ . rv cou tact zone grew worse until urged to try D r.(a reasonable outlay.
At some
1 structure, geological formation, <xmtact-' rich d ep o sits ol iie e g o ld are louud in
precipitation, ducotnposition, dual ero- 4agae<1 ¡„ yellow ocher or insoluble perox Z King’s New Discovery. One bottle : points, a 10 per cent grade will by
' «Ion and surface position of the lode. In j j e o( lruU
lu M iuo»e, porous coir wholly cured her; and she w rites,, required.
M liu o U i . 0*8.
< Mfu e A4kin-Duri
j .-veiy HiHtaiuw where a pocket is found a , )hlloiu y ,,,, wtU probably once a calc- this marvelous medicine also cured
cross stringer or series of small
H.wr vein mrmeu in m e ordinary way, Mr. Long of a severe attack of
In a “ card to the public,” • in the
enter the ledge and form a |s>,'ket.
jll|(e buv in g been sin ce lea ch ed out
Newberg
G raphic, H. M. W illiams
I1AM.MERSLEY A CARTER, j VI hen they leave the vein the pay de-
Pneumonia.
Such
cures
are
posi-
subterranean wavers, leaving the
live
proof
of
its
power
to
cure
all
greases. .
5 insoluble residue incasiug the gold.
says: “ D uring my m other’s illnes»
Counsellors and Atloraeys-at-Liw.
The main tlitfereiM’C Iwtweon <»r<iinary j
nave madt* ue^nyx u< tnin Mind of ore throat, chest and lung troubles.
1 took bells off some cows, and
quartz and pocket iMnwg is that while i (;ollUl,liug
lu0
go|,| pcr to
, n . Tfie
Will practice in all the courts oi a quurtx mm« may I»- «»easily found as j ,(1 coulil Jiar,„ y >MJ
Only
60c
and
$1.00.
Guarantee«!
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the state. t.hHce in Beeman building, a |K«'ket, it takes I<mger to develop and gold couio hardly tss s«-eu wituout the Trial IsHtle free a t E. J. E astm an ’s j take this method to let the owner»
aid of a pan. sud while alt was tree, it
Gold 11¡11, Oregon.
know where to find them .
I w ant
work out. Pocket mines may lie discov­ cannot Ire successfully amalgamates drugstore.
ered, taken oul, crushed by the aid of a. without chemical aid.
to say th a t if people only knew
hand mortay and panned out all in one
lu toe deeper mines in such localities
Fire requires air; therefore, on w bai 8jt k and nervous people 'su i
( . B. WATSON,
«lay. The isH’kets found have varied in are found rich carbonates ami tmee sul-
value from one good pan of pirt to |500,- puide ores, mi one would iiatuially tse its appearance, sh u t all doors and fered froin lbe clanging of cow-bells
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
000. The larger ones containing many led to auticipate.
windows. Not a single second <»f the last one would soon d isap p ear.”
tous of good milling orc mixed in with
The even paying quartz ledges in this
Office«:— Vp «tails, O jsra House Black, the gaugue, and sometimes led into a
tim
e should be lost. A table-cloth
district carry much more silver; tne
AHHLKNH, OREGON, id»«-p continuous quartz mine.
bullion
about . |I 2 an ounce. ----
----------- is worth
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A clip of 21,664 pounds of Crook
can --
i»e ------------
used to ----------
sm other _ a —
large
| Tliw first K
great
™ pocket discovered
Pocket gold * is S va*ued
valued at “ about
ounce*
bout *17
*17 an
an sheet of flame, and a cushion m ay County wool was sold yesterday to
! this district was found on «¡old
ounce.
■ à ! mountain in 1872. I, niii
It is locate«!
1 he writer is indebted to the Rogue
Itogue yerve
serve to beat it out; a coat or any-
an y ­ a Boston firm, says The Dalles
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The
miles cast Of Gol<1 H ill aud South ol River
H iv„r Milling
u .ilin v Company
C oin oanv for
uch infor­
iu tor-
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for m
much
Kogw: River. It cohUtned $360.000.00 mation
)UHlluI1 regarding J or-»,
£ h , tlfc-ir
nature
aud
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thing
h
,n
K
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sim
m
n
ilar
la
r
m
may
ay
1«
i>e
UBed
used
with j Chronicle of the 26th. The price
tlfcir nature and
and was all mined out and mill««! in a IM
asswiate equally successful result
result. In all , was not given out, but it is known
m jj|ing
illin g v a h
lu ie e s; wits»
also to my associate
Much
of
The bottom lay in a troi.gh-l.ke cavity, £ r,f;uti(,n wa8 obhUnod kom personal i la r8e houses, buckets of water j to have l«en in the neighborhood
MEHPOlil), OREGON
one
side n fault »ltd the ether cwt on by „(v^ug^dons and actual work perform-' sh o u ld he placed on every la n d in g .1 yf 13 cents. This is the first break
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POCKET MINING IN 80. iREGON
O r f i c i a i . s ».
l<»"k«d by even the most persistent and
lose obaerver.
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uiw ui tne most serious difficulties in!
■right «f Tmel Im tiiu .
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D E N T IS T
• S. S. FENrZ,
A ttorney - at - Law
ifornia. Special attenlton rtv*n *» Mining.
CnrporaUon, l>nba,i- uni tam lly Law.
Notary PaMIc to oMn a.
CorrevpoaJml*
In «Il prrt* tit the vnr!4.
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EASY SHAVE,
« •* « * -!» < . deadlock t l « . h a . lu w d tor
houwtiiue» they occur in series which
ter. Always attack the bed of a weeks,
seeui to have some regular relation.
. . b VP that when the i»la« er miner „
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Dm- insUnee, which the writer has ex- shall have cle^ned'his bed-rock in* the fire'» if >’ou cannot extinguish, shut ( F rom a numlrer of our exchanges
4 T,u',! J I\ \ ltVU^ w k - a ,*rftibX , i ? J S ^ - !guk‘,,a ’, 4 ^ in?d ^ ,h tlr ^ ke^ “,}ner’ D hewin<,ow» ’ind ,>e sure to 8hut we learn th a t the wheat crop in th e
! ; ; ‘w B h ^ , ka l . m , X - o i hartl iro^i!
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the d«ror. A wet silk h an d k erch ief! VVUlainette Valley is very light.
S ty li.h h .i r
^LVslafedUe^nni'ng1 n ^ th
'* °l* ,,ed
’ W
S M l r ’ei!1
r '«vdH. “nd Sout"; ! ,ied over the eyes and nose will ; gome of k
j
ajJ ,ow a8 froQ) five
“ g“ M‘ |m ake breathing (««iM - in mnch , lo ei h l bl, ^ el, to Ul. acre. I t js
"P S ! ,
.
!> 'n n k e ,a n d a b lanket wetted and 5 al^ reportol lh „ t ,>att wiU range
doors
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plane of the «like wixteen feet on t h e ' A ■•tWf THw lltw Sit
nw Llliie wrapped around the body w ill »frum
lq tw enty bushels to the
west of the Post surface and 10 feet on the 200-foot level
IlaBgMer's Life.
enable a person to pass through a H..r .
Office.
; the east purt of the vein haveug moved
.
,
„.„»her of eiffht c h i l - * L
r.
aLrB’
, , . . . . . . ..
I itorfli on m arly a horizontal line
The , 1 am Jh ® “ ,o lh er 01 e ,Kn^ cn11 sheet of flame in com parative safety.
At Pendleton, George Mack is
Gold H ill, Oregon, j twQ v,.rti,.M| bnw which rep n w n t inter- j dren and have had a great ~ ~
Should a lad y ’s dress catch fire,
suing Joe D upuis for $250, as d a m ­
secli'uia, an cut al frequent intervals by j experience with median««.
Last
! horizontal o’ slightly inclined fault ; et,„,|„e r my little daughter had.the let the wearer a t once lie down. ages for assault, May 24, Dupui>
planes mnk ng ¡stints on tiie yerti.al ,
-
W(, rst forln
VVe Rolling may extinguish the fire,
struck Mack with a board, causing
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i
» a.
• I lines. In ti c soft porphyry eut by d a y
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F lo u r (lo e s -llt g r o w 111 ¡Beams ente ing the vein, which iscu t off thought she would die . 1 tried but if not, any th in g (woolen p re­ a fracture of the right arm and la y ­
Loti h u t ia izpniiiul ‘,,n the bott. in or pinched hv fault plane» i everything 1 could th in k of, hut ferred) wrapped tightly round will
ing him up for five weeks.
Mack
It O rfi, O lli 1« {,1 , , , u j lay the rich pockets. The first one, on , ,,(,Giing seemed to do her any good.
effect the desired purpose.—E x .
wants pay for loss of time, surgeon’s
at our m ill. El-cull-'
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IH‘HS i s A l r a d i u g cllr tl* -, valiusl at $2,5«M). P<sk»ds were taken - pa per th a t Cham tierlain S Voile, >' ---------
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Rev. J. M. Y ingling, pastor
of charges and costs of suit.
■ ..ut all alot.gon the intervening distance. C holera a n d D iarrhoea R em ed y w as ' tb e Redford S treet M eth o d ist ch u rch J
Hop pickers are being engaged
act eristic.
The value dw-reasing as the vertical • h ig h ly recom m ended an d se n t a n d j nt C u m l* r la n d , M d., sa v e: ^ I t af
t«», fordg
fOn js lu€
me n much
pleasure to reconi- Hn , ^ e W illam ette Valley for 40
'"’rheTdea mnong the best pocket m in -!
* boMie at on ce. It proved to
iu ch pleasure'
ers is tiiat they do not pay as one g,«-s I* one of the very best medicines 1,nend C ham berlain’s Colic, Cholera ! cents per box the same as last year,
down. One of the most noted pocket j We ever had in the house. It saved al)(i Diarrhoea Remedy.
I have.
Best double strength vinegar 30
J. J. HOUCK Manager
hunters^
„i'.'L".^7»!«« i n ,Y little daughter’s life. I am anx- used it and know others who have
, „.»1™ ? k ,„ .w . h«. done so. I have never known it to ! cents a gallon a t K enney’s. ,
GOLD HILL,
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OREGON. ¡ r , : " E K t . ¿ x u J s ; ¡<™ h
The moi t interesting part of this p a r-, an excellenc medicine it is. lla d I fait. I t is a sure cure when taken
Q uite an excitem ent was raised
ticblnr class of mining is the tracing - or . ¡known
-------- it a t first it would have .in time.” For sale by E. J E ast­
prospecting of a ridge or «lone. When a savP(] ,ne n great deal of anxiety ,nan n oid H ill or Ben Haym ond, in the usually quiet town of Talent,
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Sunday night, by an unusual pro­
uiountain sloi»e, hard-ock oUtcrops and i mg.— YourB truly, M ils. G eo . 1«.
In thè way of Hardware e >
ceeding at a religious meeting being
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and Iniplements, you can
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For sale; Excessive cigaritte smoking is
i guh
hes I Iieing
avoided, the prospector B u k d ic k , “ Lilierty,
at our Store.
| selects a | an of surface earth, panning by E. J. Kastman, Gold Hill or given as the direct cause of the u n ­ conducted at the B aptist church by
■ it in the nearest stream. If the locality
the Rev. G oddard. Janies Forsyth,
tim ely death of Alonzo Perry, of :
1 is a dry one, a rainy day is selected for Ben H aym ond, Rock Point.
who has lieen working with the
' this work. Shonle he fail to get a color
Bogus
silver
doll«»,
have
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J in the pun, the. next sample is taken on
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in
Portland,
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Oregonian.
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a level either to the right or left, or a
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new railroad depot there, was in an
zigzag course is taken gradually covering
r
there. Young Perry was walking
the sfo,»c from base to summit. When | They arfe dated 1879 and look as if i
cinle thorough- ! intoxicatei^conditionaud attem pted
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t . 1 î ' z ï u ,
^ ¡ , i to in te rru p t the revival meeting. a A
imnitsT of small pieces of wire
.
gold, it is followen up the hill by fre trition. They appear very much
w arrant was issued for th e 'a rrest of
nnv
reeled
over
and,
with
a
look
of
m
,
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n
quent pannings on or near the surface, ¡.t.
silver and would pass a,,y -
his
countenance,!
Forsyth for d isturbing a public
The point where it is tlie best and where j
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ten«« atronv on
it begins to disappear are carefully n o ted ,' where except over a receiving tel-
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meeting and he was taken before
j utjge Stew art of Medford who fineii
lint it is followed up on the surface un- 1 ler’s counter, unless suspicion had bqipled 1 to the idewalk,
i n g I’a r lo r .
THE MOST POPULAR
Rogue River Milling Company,
Anything
You W ant
til the last trace disappears. At this been p re v io u sly n rn u re d .
A n i n - i T h e >"’u n * “ ’•v
'h i m in t h e » o m i >I»1D
point tliev go deeper with a narrow ojien
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cut to liedrock, or follow the heaviest
trace which should lead to the pocket,
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c ■ assign this as the causeof his death,
is much I Ihev
. *4 sav the uotson cauaea hi«'
unless some secondary interferaiice has ng,
«■’ while the . m argin
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nisi
poison
occurred, such as a slip or earth move­ wider on one side of the face than They say
heart
to
become
weak.
ment. Under these last conditions it is
more of a conjecture, as no unbroken on the other. They have evident­
ARE YOU GO.NG MINING ?
Tbe soothing a id healing prop-j
trace leads to the pocket-
ly been cast in some defective mold.
See our stock of Tools and Supplies
Should the trace lie found in a gulch,
erties
of C bam lsirlain’s Cough i
liefore you make your purchases. H e it is followed up by panuing Iwth sides Their ring is all right, but they are Remedy, its pleasant tasle and!
]?or Infanta and Children.
keep everything a miner needs.
to where the trace leaves the gulch ; it
The Celebrated SIMONDS Saws—pos­ is tiien fallowed up the slope. Many) worn much smoother than Uncle prom pt and perm anent cures, have
itively tlie best Cross-cut Saw made, for blind or hidden ledges are found in this S am s dollars.
i made it a greqj favorite with the i
sale by
I way of prospecting.
In hunting for
I people everywhere. For sale by K.
Bears tbe
I pockets very little «¡nartx is found as a
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East:» a n , G old H ill, o r B en! Signature of
B oyden & N icholson I guide, and the ground is worked over
very’eh’fc«’ as' a"poiiket is easily over- L a te s t new s serv ice, 50c m o n th .
H a y m o n d Rock P o in t.
CASTOR IA
Tit Kind You H in Always BongW
T it ifuiware Men.
Medford. Orinr