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GOLD HILL NEWS.
Vol. 4.—No. 199.
GOLD HILL, OREGON, «ATURDAV, MARCH 2, 1901.
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! RATIFICATION
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W. II. ('Mine, C hairm an,
A. C. Stanley,
T . J . I lo a n in g ,
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Win. T. Ecumes,
it. 0 . Purkeyplle.
| Everybody in Gold Hill Pleased W ith
the Selection o f Mitchell.
citizen, a loving husband and a
kind and gentle father. He will
lie missed by bin neighbors, bis
kindness will be cherished by his
friends and his death sadly m ourn­
ed by his family.
A. E. Kellogg, Recorder.
W. II. Stickle, M arshal. .
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NUGGET LODGE No. HO, A. (). U. W.,
OF 001.1» l l l l .l ., OKKOON,
Mr. John Webber struck a rich
Meets every M onday night, in School Maliy People From Other Places Present to
3-foot vein of gold-bearing quartz
H ouse Hall. V¡siting brothers are cor­
Juin in the Celebration.
dially invited to atten d .
on
the old Clock place on Gold H ill
C. I.. Roumes, M. W.
last
W ednesday morning.
W. II. Harvey, Itocoraer.
As soon as it was known th a t
Established January 1897.
all the indications of a valuable been approved by the Govenor and
m ining property.
Iiecome a law.
Messers. Huff & Houck, in mak-1 The News reCeived quite an
a
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ir.g a cross-cut from the bottom of teresting letter from J. B. Ham m er-
their deep shaft, cut a parallel vein B]y) who is with Co. E, 35th U. 8 .
five feet in width which shows very v ., stationed at San Miguel de
high grade ore, th irty or forty tons Mayumo, P. J. He says th a t they
of which they have taken out dur- expect to sta rt home about March
ing the past week. This is the old | 12th.
Ross claim on Blackwell H
m ill
u which
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has already produced sev .eraitbous- s
W ashington Letter. |
and dollars and now prom
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one of the heaviest producers in áiiiiiiHmiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiir;
(From Our Regular C orrespondent.)
Southern Oregon.
W ashington, Feb. 22.—N othing
Russell O’Neill of Jacksonville,
who bought Robert Sw indon’s claim i
delay on the part of the Cubans
on Foots creek, will sta rt work in a in presenting their constitution will
prevent an extra session of con­
few days.
gress,
so said Senator P latt of New
W. F. H unter and H enry Ray
who are working the E. Ray quartz York, just after he had a confer-
m ine up W ater gulch, are reported !ence wllhL lhe Pre' H e“ C " i »uch
to have made a rich »trike this !18 n<” ’ !he Pre™lh "S “P '" “ " '»
week a t another place on the claim
< ^ I m .
There are
th an where the original good ore m*ny °Pln,<>” ’
w bether U ™
WM found. Several th o n .an d doh i
'* * delay on the P*rt
la r. have already t e n taken from ' " ' «>« Cuban», b u t the preei-
this claim
uent believes th a t the Cuban con­
stitution will be in W ashington in ­
side of fifteen days. The call for
J'Ol'SD IÄ THE GOLD BILL HOTEL.
an extra session will very quickly
.
.. follow the arrival of the Cuban
A Kith Specimen That Sets all the Miners and constitution.
Frospeetm Hunting.
The Revenue Reduction bill is
Mr. C. W. Hayes of Portland was
OF O O l.li l l l l .l ., OKKOOM,
elected United States senator nearly a Gold H ill visitor several days
Meets on th e 2d and 4th Tuesday
every man in Gold H ill decorated this week.
nights of each m onth.
Visiting m em bers cordially invited to himself with a red badge on which
Perkeypile Bros, are getting bet-
atten d .
Mrs. IS. J. Vincent, C. of 11.
was inscribed in large black letters ter ore every day now that they
Howard itetts, Recorder.
the n a m e ‘M itch ell.’’ The rep u b lic have attained good depth on their
can committee met and decided property at the head of Galls creek,
Dr. W. I’. CHISHOLM,
th at a celebration of some kind The ore is very rich in sulphurets
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
should mark the joy of the people, as well as containing great value in
Office a t Oaino’s Drug Store,
(■OLD H IL L, OREGON At first a meeting was thought to ¡free gold. As soon as the roads are
be the proper thing, with all the in good condition several tons will
orators of this neighborhood ex- I xj brought down to be milled,
Dr. CHAS. E. MORRILL,
pressing their sentiments, but the
A rthur W illiam s was down from
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ladies
bad
to
be
considered,
and
as
Q)e
Vroman placer mine on Sardine
(JUice a t Residence,
GOLD Ilil.L , OREGON the male portion of the com m unity j creek which he is lea#ing and re.
had all the oratory they required port;j p k n ty of water<
.luring t h e c a m p a ig n o f t h e p a s t
M e w r » . F |e c k H o , k i n , t n d C u r .
J . M. KEENE. D. D. S.
year, a grand free hall met with
.
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, , rie are cleaning up the old mill
D E N T I S T
the approval of everybody and
,
Rtill in conference, neither house
„
,
site across the river on the ranch
Office A lk ln -D u .l block.
mhufow ). o » b . Thursday night was agreed upon ,
,
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here
was
quite
a
sensation
nor senate conferees having given
, /
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r
formerly owned by Judge H am ­
as th e tim e of the jo llific a tio n .
I
,
. ,
. 'm
mersly.
erely, lh ere is plenty of gold, Monday m orning in the Gold H ill an inch in the fight for their re-
W. I. FLECK, M. E.,
In th e . e a x rlie r . p a r t of th e ev en in g ......, ... the tailings and Messrs.’ hoteL Charle8 Young, while clean- epective bills. If the bill can be
etc., in
are wejj p ieaBed wjth the *ng rooui 1 G found a very ordinary got back before the house, it is be-
Assayer anil Chemist. ( 1 hursday) anvils boomed ami the p jeck are
uir was fu
ll of noise.
noise, Soon the
full
. .
..
looking piece of rock th a t some lieved th a t the senate am endm ents
prospect of more th an wages.
O F F IC E a t H ouck’S Mill,
people began to move toward the 1.
miner who had occupied the room, would be accepted, as all the demo-
W att Woolf brought down some had left evidently not knowing i t s 1 crats and enough republicans to
T E L E P H O N E No. 1, G old H ill , O k . O. O. F. hall.
Every man and his
wife, every young fellfiw with his fine specimens of copper ore
HAMMERSLY & CARTER, sweet h e art—in fact, all were there. Wednesday from the Big Pine on value. W hen carefully exam ined make a m ajority would vote th a t
Counsellors and Attorneys-at-Law. Such a crowd had not been seen at G all’s creek which are on exhihi- jit was found to be rich in copper Way rather than see the bill fail,
j being completley sprinlked with I b u t it is by no means certain th a t
CffiT" Will pra--ti«e iu all th e courts of
ti n in th e ehow window of the
a
dance
In
Gold
H
ill
in
m
any
a
th e state. Office in B eem an building,
i native copper.
Some grfeenhorn ft can be got out of conference, as
(told liill, Oregon.
j e a r . The music was good, being Gold H ill Drug Co.’s store. Messrs. m ust have been prospecting and there are m any who would rath er
furnished by Purkeypile’s orchestra. Woolf, H ebert and Foster, the own­ brought in the rock for nobody see the bill fail than to see the sen-
ers of the property, have gained a I claims it and nobody knows where ate amendm ents, which give the
C. B. WATSON,
The crowd was happy and good
’
-pi
• i dentil
of forty J feet and the assays
nature reigned supreme,
lh e jol-
.
J it came from but all those who have lion’s share of the reductions to
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
,
i
.
,
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.
,
...
,
in
copper
and 6 gold have been very J 1 examined it are of the opinion th a t [ beer and tobacco, become a law.
lim
ent
was
kept
up
until
an
early
1
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Olliece— U p s ta irs , Opera House Block,
A 8 H L AND,
----- OREGON. hour Friday morning. I t would high.
it came from a ledge near Gold H ill, f The River and H arbor bill has
have warmed the heart of the new
Messrs. Tucker and Conley are Several parties have gone out to , been reported to the senate, and
senator to have seen what a joyous working Tom Pankey’s placer claim prospect for the ledge with no result senators say it will pass. The total
GEO. R. HAMMERSLY
sensation his election created in near the head of Sams creek.
of success so far reported.
am ount of appropriations carried
N O T A R Y P U B L IC .
Gold H ill.
There is plenty of water now for
When a piece of the rock was by the bill has been cut about $10,-
the placer mines and all are corres­ shown to H. A. Mears he said: 000,000.
N e w s Office,
G old H ii . i ., O ke
O b itu a r y .
pondingly happy.
‘‘This ore in characteristics is very
About every member of the house
sim
iiiar
to
the
famous
U
n’ted
Dr.
C.
R.
Ray
bought
the
Big
who will retire March 4 wants to
H o ra n U p -to -D a te HAIR CUT Or
Bernard M cArthur, whose death G iant quartz mine on Sardine creek Verde mine of W. A. C lark ’s in be one of the U. S. commissioners
SH A V E...
is announced in this issue as having from Messrs. M olarky and Crad­ Arizona which is estimated to be provided for in the bill appropriat-
The considera­ worth upwards of fifty m illions of i ng $5,000,000 for the St. Louis
Go to D eboy’s S h av in g occurred at G rants Pass last F ri­ dock Wednesday.
dollars. I t also resembles the o re 1 exposition, which has passed the
P a rlo rs , 1 door west of day, was born in the State of New j tion was not given.
E astm an’s Drug Store,
Messrs. Hum ason A Cheney have found in the DeLamar copper mine house and been favorably reported
where th e razor h an ­ York in 1832. When lie was six
dles are m ade of good years of age his parents moved to a fine prospect on Blackwell H ill in Shasta county,C alifornia, which to the senate. The places pay $5,-
m aterial.
Canada where he resided until fif­ and all indications point to a heavy is worth over seven hundred thous­ 000 a year.
and dollars and I should say th a t
teen, at which age he had such pro­ producer in the near future.
The prospects for a settlem ent of
A. E. KELLOGG,
when
the
source
of
this
copper
is
nounced
anti-Catholic opinions
the
Schley-Sampson controversy by
Frank Shaffer and Nelson H ebert
found
it
will
prove
equally
as
val­
th
a
t
he
was
compelled
to
leave
congress at this session are not p a r­
N O TA R Y PU BLIC
made a good strike in the Crown
home and make his way in the Point on Blackwell H ill the begin­ uable.”
ticularly bright, although the Sen­
Reni E state, Insurance,
world
unaided.
Being
thrown
on
ate Naval committee reported a bill
Collections, Etc.
ning of the wPek.
his
own
resources
at
such
an
early
j
especially
prepared to do so. This
Office on D St., Gold Hill, Ore.
A dditional L ocal M atter .
Oscar Swacker, the old-time
age, he developed a strength of c h ar­
bill,
which
revives the grade of vice-
miner and his son Richard have
See the ad. of John Griffin in adm iral and authorizes the presi­
acter which was enviable.
found some very rich placer ground
this issue.
In 1888 he came to G rants Pass
dent to appoint two officers thereto,
just below the Anderson mine on
and
engaged
in
the
furniture
b
u
si-;
F irst - class work nt moderate
Several men were laid off a t the I was objected to by Senators Butler
Foots creek, the property recently
prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed. ness. 4l He , soon
and Pettigrew, which sent it to the
, , identified himself! , purchased by Messrs. McKee and i Braden mine Thur8day-
G. F. LEA RN ED , Gobi H ill, Ore. witii Die best elements t.f the city 1<ichards of P ortlan d . Several fine
Miss Susa W arden was a Gold calendar. Senator Hale, chairman
Over harness shop, south side.
to assist in the upbuilding of the nuggets have been found, the largest ^ ’9 visitor and enjoyed the dance of the Naval committee, then said:
town. He devoted a great deal to of which was worth between .$(',0 M hursday evening.
“ I give senators notice that as soon
charity In a quiet way and endear­
and $70. Carl Phelps has the best
Mrs. Alex Orme and daughter as practicable I will call up the
ed himself to all with whom he
exhibition
at
the
Prospect
j
Bertha
of Jacksonville attended the '
B !U1- ^ d n ff ’8 to be done it
Two heavy teams in first-class
one on
came
in
contact
oondition and ready for Irani work.
saloon.
! ratification meeting here T hursday should be done within a few days
He was an active member of the
in order th at it may have consider­
One team weighs 2400 lhe. The
Al. Boyce came in Tuesday with utght.
other scales 3000 lbs.
Apply to Odd Fellows and carried the teach­
ation by the house of represen ta-
Ed. Switiden was struck in the
Norton Eddings, Gold H ill, Ore.
ings of th a t order into hiseveryday some tine specimens of ore from the
tives and president. If it be de­
life and was finally laid away by Mansfield ledge on Blackwell Hill, eye with a splinter of lock a few layed long it will fall by the way-
Mansfield Brothers are sinking a days ugo which will incapacitate
the order lie loved so much.
side and nothing will be done.”
shaft
and are now down 40 feet that member for some time.
A
widow,
who
lives
at
the
Pass
The promotion of the other naval
A rich lady cured of her Deafness
with im provem ent as depth is
Judge Chas. I rimm of Jackson- oqjcers made by the president will
and
five
children
by
a
former
m
ar­
and Noises in the Head by Dr.
gained.
ville was one of the m any th a t.b e confirmed by the senate, but it
Nicholson’s Artificial E ar Drums, riage, mourn his death. H is child-j
Sam
Robbins
is
working
for
Mc­
attended
the ratificatio n 'm eetin g is very doubtful whether congress
gave $10.000 to his In stitu te, so ren are Mrs. II. J. Hobbs of G ran ts'
that
was
held
in Gold H ill Thurs- 'viI1 vote its thanks lo Sampson for
Kee and R ichards at the Anderson
th at deaf people unable to procure Pass, Mrs. II. L. W hite, formerly
(j.
.
the victory off Santiago, as recom-
mine on Foots creek.
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mended by the president. If there
the E ar Drums may have them free. of Rock Point, now of Ashland,
Mr. Cowgill has done 200 feet of
The more or less famous nickel-1 is any vote of thanks, Schley’s
Address No. 10578 - e. The Nichol­ George A, M cA rthur of Wyoming
son Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue, and two other children in the east. development work on his quartz in the-slot machine bill was finally name is likely to be included if it
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Mr, M cA rthur was an upright j claim near W ater gulch. I t has gotten through both houses and has , doeÿ ntd appear alone.
PARADISE LODGE No. 71, D. of IE, Hon. John H. Mitchell hail been
Painting and Paper Hanging.
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