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' ■ A .. Z * <* GOLD HILL NEWS. I THE MOST POPULAR dJIllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIU C l ' J V O K K I C I A I .H . •4~4»' A. ( ’. Stanley, kiesilleni. G. A. I.amlis, » hurles Young, 5 2 <;, 1'. V o w , js JoHt'ph Beeman. E. Kellogg, Recorder. .1. T. Bailey, Marshal. .1. E. Harvey, Treasurer. Jus. L. Haminersly, < !ly Att 'y. y. 2 2 = «¿OLD H IL L O K I G CO. CAKKV A FULL UNB Flour does’nt grow in n bed, bur is ground DRUGS 4 PATENT MEDICINES PAINTS, OII.S ami til ASS. at our in ill. Fretdi- ut'ss is a leading char PrcM ’riptioiiM a M prrinlt). acteristic. 1 OINCII.MKN. g 2 ’Ï i Rogue River Milling Company, , > J 2. J. N. Hays made a big strike on ft T 1 IM X » KOTES. = J. J HOUCK Manager TllltHllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIHIlin: Mr. Hays some time ago began to sink on bis dis- OF Uni,Il IIILL, OKKUON, covery and is now down 53 feet. Mi rti» evi ry Momluy night, in "S-hool lloiiw Hall. Visitbig bruthers are cor 1’he ledge is gradually growing diali)' inviteli to attorni. ( '. I.. Beameli, M. \ t . larger and carries better values as Kepaireil in a neat and work W . Il ll irvi y, Re, oPli-r. _____ 1 they reach depth. It is now 4 | manlike m anner. Price« very P aradise loih . e N o . 71, i >. «>f il , ■ ft. wide. The ore is base excepting reasonable. o r O o l.li IIII.L, iiKKII'i.N, where it is decomposed or occidized, M eels OH th è 2il am i 4tli Tueaday J. r. BAILEY n ig lits oi each monti». then it shows some free gold. The \ iriitiiig iih - iii I sts cor«Iiatiy inviteli tu Gold Hill, Oregon ! ;tHsay value of the ledge now at 53 altern i. Mra. S. .1. Vincent, (’. of II. south side of town, lin a ar«l Betta. R ecorder. ----- i feet is $24 per ton. Mr. Hays is K. somewhat like some of our local JAMES 1.1 TRELI. POST, NO. 71. J. W . HAYS m iners—not able to develop the mine as it should be developed, but G old I I ii . i .. O kkooh . will continue to sink until he ( 'o m in a n d e r—G . \\ . ."perry. H'iigou Work a Specialty Vice-Commander—J. w . Dunkin. reaches a depth of 100 feet, then he «RKWM Junior Vice-< 'ominander—1. W. Stacey. ft Mll.il HILL. ! will sell all o ra part of the mine Q uarter Muster—Henry McNeil. Adjutant— A. J. T. Smith. in order to enable him to work other Meets first Saturday in each month. properties. This ledge is undoubt e d ly a continuation of the mine In . \Y. P. CHISHOLM, j Two heavy teams in first-class : known as the Blizzard owned by PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, condition and ready for hard work Mr. John Slmok of Klam ath Co. otlice at Caine’« Drugstore, One team weighs 2400 lbs. The GOI.I» HILL, OREGON 1 other scales 3000 lbs. Apply to ......... ' Norton Eddings, Gold H ill, Ore. A very valuable prospect is being openened by Jim Davis on his hr. ( HAS. E. MORRILL, Plarrr Miue Iw Salt. father’s ranch opposite the old PHYSICIAN AND SDRQfcoh. F«<r S ale-F iv e eights interest in a i fine | c h a v n e r ranch. The vein shows ( »Ilice at Residence, Placer Mine, mx miles from Gold Hill. . . ».<»LD HILL, OREGON Pipe < iia iit, cabinu, et<v Good ( 30 inches to 3 ft-et of ore and i. «tripind on su rl.ee for 80 feet in Water right. Call at the N kws Ofiice. length. Ran te rt, of th i. ore .h o w . M 1,1, ET MHMiE So. so, A. <>. IL W., GOLD HILL, - OREGON. Sardine creek. Boots and Shoes r » BLACKSMITH ► FOR SALE ! J . M. KEENE, I». I». S. i ) d : n t i s t P rospect S a lo o n a value of L W to ♦*> per ton. ki AJUIn Duel Block. M mm - o h u . O kS . Real Estate Transactions. This week we have run out a few thousand Q uartz Jxrcation Blanks, the form of which is in accordaner with the law requiring affidavit allowing am ount of work done, be For h re notice can be recorded, aule a t the N ews office. Deed« recorded in the office of the County Recorder since last report: Geo O’DcBar et ux to Elwood Belber ami Cora B P ent; land in secs 5, 37, r 2 w, »SO. G II Andrews to C .1 Itarhite; Its 1 2 3 4 8 8 7 8 0 blk V, R K ad, Ashland »517- .50. F II Bellowa to Carlton Bellows; Additional Locals. int in the Its, 2, 3, sec 8 and nwQ of sw | and It 1, sec 9, tp 35, r I w, »1. A J and R A Daley to J M Allen ; sw Subscribe for the Gold Hill N ew ». 1 fourth of sw 1 fourth of sec 10, and Hon. W. A. Carter made Port- nw 1 fourth of nw 1 fourth, sec 15, tp 34 r 3 e, »200. a visit this week, Thos Nickerson to E N Provolt, Thus At Young and H alls you will Nickerson homestead in sw 1 fourth of find the best of everything as they sw 1 fourth, sec 6, tp 38, r 4 w, »100. do not buy poor goods. .Step in G N Anderson to E A Sherwin; lots 15, 1«, blk P, R R ml, Ashland »200. an(l see us. Thos W rieht to Elwood Bebler • q iertz. F »efield A Co. have just received 'edge in Willow Springs Mining di t, a large stock of fresh groceries. It <380. Elizabeth Randall to W V Gibbon ; will pay you to insjs-ct their store n 1^ of of nw 1 fourth, sec 30, st^ of and get their prices. sw 1 fourth andne 1 fourth ofsw 1 fourth Thomas Reed has leased tl e secs, 25, 30, r 2 w »500. Isaac W right business and will take Levi Dawson to Harvev Richardson ; O t city license to run a saloon at 1 acre, secs 31, 33, r I w »15 W II Pomeroy to Thos A Feather: the old stand occupied by Mr. land secs 28, 21, tp39, r 2 w, 100 acres W right. »499. Sam MiClenden and wife werj Cornelia L Kingsbury to H F Barr« n ; visiting Mrs. Cardwell and other 188.03 acres, d 1 c 45, tp 39, r 2 e, »100 Wm Mayfield to .1 H Farleigh; & friends in Gold H ill Tuesday. Sam says be sold 100 acres of his farm to a gentleman from Louisania. Proff. Percy \\ ells informs us th a t the next local im i ute will be held in Gold H ill, May 4th. The program will be ready for pub lication next week. ar^ t,‘ '.i4, r " M H Mayfield to Win Mayfield; same as above, »1000. Jas M artin, jr, to.I K Bell; 15 acres secs 5 30, r I e »100. J S Hagey to .1 M Prall; lots 1, 2, 3. blk 1, Cottage Home ad, Medford, »16U * Mrs Sahara Stought to Mrs H attie Sm alley; lots 2, 3, 4, blk 3, Phoenix Mrs. Rose Chavner .w h o died at to G H H w 1Q0 the home of her brother-in-law „ ’ f ____ ____ i__x %«___ i _______ •__ d i e 49, tp 39, r 2 w, $10, J ’ " 'e’ C arr> ■*« Monday morning. , w Ray to c R Ray; q u a rt, claim ., » .“ , t ‘Ve, ° f Ir‘ land b“‘. 1,1,1 ^ ¡ n e -w»k diet, ,1». ■ J .T . H e g . i n . h u .torteti . drift day a t th e Catholic church, Jack- 'so u th from the bottom of the p orl BOH ville. LaEstrella Cigars,Senator Stanfords Li|ne g,iaft on a fine ,Mldy of ore. ■ Cut t lie out and take it to East- y . I. FLECK, »I. E„ I \ ilia Brandys, Albany Lager men m an’s Drug store and get a free Beer, John W ieland Steam Beer, He is working a force of six Assaver anti Chemist, sample of E astm an's Kidney T ab and all of the leading brands of on day and night shifts. lets. They are a sure cure for • »FEICEat Houck’s Mill, W hiskies and Wines. Messrs. Herman M attern and TELEPHONE No. 1, Goi.n H il l , O h . R heum atism r Back ache and all G aEGON Goi.n Hn.i., Frank W illiams, mining men from ¡diseases arising from disordered IIAMMEKSl.V « I'AliTEH. Ashland, made a hurried visit to j kidneys. Price 50 cts. per lx x. Counsellors m J Auorneys-ai-Law. OU E a t some of the propeets of Gold H ill I John Bari.eburg . nd John A r f W W i l l prm tice in all th e c o u its ot . on Friday last. Mr. M attern was uold, two of our he?t citizens, hn th e sta te . «.Mice in B»“en»an b u ild in g , C andies a n d N u ts ? former owner of the Ashland mine purchased the butcher busine t Guld Hill, Oreg'in. = and to his efforts is due the success formerly conduced by Ed W ilsii.- (’. B. VVATKON, thorough a prac- son. They will keep the m arket If so, you can get the very °f Ontnges tical milting man of Mr. M attern’s supplied with the best of everything. best at our store. ATTORNEY AT LAW. 40c, Lemons 15c and B n n an -; experience we are pleased to bear -M e d fo rd Correspondent for th e Ollie, I*—Dp stubs, Opera House Bks’k, | as 30c per doz. Also a coin- j exam ining our mines and hope he I unes. ASHLAND, OREGON. plete line of Stationery. will find something to induce him A. M. and A. H. H a n m i.r y McDonough A Samuels, Gold Hill to become interested in our camp. GEO. K. H AMM ERSI,Y last Monday ;o-!d to John N. Fi.z.- O S Established .January 1B07 GOLII HILL, OREGON, KATI RI>AY, APRIL 20, 1001. Vol. 1.—No. 207. (i. , hcreek ,;i, t M CCLENDON A Co. Cornelia L Kingsbury to H. F. Barron ; «11 right to Hill water ami irrigating ditvh, extending to Kingsbury ranch »2, The A shland Dramatic Co. re turned yesterday from successful performances given both at Jac k sonville and G rants Pass. The- com pany was successful financially and their rendition of the play re ceived w ith the most flattering com plim ents at each pi. ee. At Jac k sonville the audience was onlv iim- ited b? the ^ lPacity of the hall and gross receipts were $79..5(J w hile the receipts 'were 60 dollars aA G rants Pass. The company net- ted $50 from its trip. Invitations have been received to produce th e gerald a b o 't DM) head of cattle F or sale —A farm of 720 acres i N O T A R Y P U B L IC . Fred Burk and Andy Bailey are Mr. Fitzge aid has been running play at Medford next Friday eve I<x.'ated on Rogue River. Suitable ning at Gold Hill Saturday, which , grain • and , fru , it .. culture or ' stock . i i ( opening some very hue prospects News (»Ilice, Goi.n IIii.i., O re for this stock for sometime. Toe Harn- 1 tir 1 ’ on Wards «reek. They are taking merslevs received $20 for »'«arling will probably be ac e ted.—Tidings Ik,,.,. u t i n r i l T raising Has am ple buildings am , Poran l!p-to-Date H A I R C U I OF , out some ore near the surface that and $25 for older c a ttk .— ’¡dings. fencing. A placer m ine in oper- will go in the neighborlxiod of $ 15G You wull waste time if you try kr Mr. and Mrs. C. H. D.iirvanip,« SH A V E... ation,equipped with pipe and g ia n t.! cure indigeslion or dyspepsia by r. m .. ,i„„ Also some quartz properties. Will I l’el ton arrived from W arner Lake Monday• I G„ to Deboy’s Shaving » 1 1 I yourself. T hat only and ore guests at the Hotel Lake starving P a rlo rs, 1 door west of sell farm for cash, half down and A strike of extraordinary im port makes it worse when you do eat Eastman s Drug Store, hallance on easy terms. Will view. Mr. Dalryam ple i.as been i J where the ----T razor ban- b u n -1 ance was made last week at the le irtilv . You always need plenty dies are made o f good sell the mining property cheap for Mountain Lion quartz mine in teaching the ‘‘young idea how to material. shoot” for the past five m onths, >f good food properly diegsted. cash. Call on or address, H. L. the Missouri Flat district on tin and returns to open his law office Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the result W hite, Rock Poiht,Oregon Applegate, says the G rants Pa s >f years of scientific research fo r A. E. KEI LGGG, in Lakeview .- Tidings. WOOLROLK & WILLIAMS. Courier. In the lower tunnell, som ething th at would digest not 1WOTAKY “1 have been troubled with indi which has been rn the course o, elements of food but every k in d . Real Estate, Insurance, B la c k s m ith in g — , construction for some tim er a body gestion for ten years, have tried And it is the only remedy th a t will ( ’ollections, Etc. AND ' of ore hn& I'een discovered,.of which many things and spent much mon do it. E. J .E astman Office on D S t., Gold Hill, Ore. ey to no purpose until I tried Ko- the-most ordinary rock carries val G en eral W o o d w o rk . ° I ues of several hundred dollars to dol Dyspepsia Cure. I have taken i two bottles and gotten more relief I Tbe oP«rntio'1 of th r" ']Kh trains F irst-c la ss work a t moderate Horse-shoeing a Specialty. All Work ! the ton and in some specimens the | from them than all other medicines between Sfln F ran c’^ and I rate runs rn'to- the thousands. Ph» prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.! . o n . I fesl m o r e lik e a b o y th an An«e,eft> v ia S u rf a n d Santa B ar* Guaranteed, leave orders ta harness sh op,south i ' mine is the property of L. L. Jewell i T have felt for twenty vears” .An- | bara’ wiI1 ne*,n on 8 Qnd«y. side. G o ld H i l l - - - O r e g o n j C. E. Harmon and George and John derson Riggs of Bunny Lane, T e x .! 3 l ’ 1891’ on tbe " ew Coaet L in®r G. F. LEA RN ED . Gold H ill, Ore.! Bailey. It is evuipped with a , Thousands have testified as d id i two through trains daily. The stam p mill which will begin oper Mr. Riggs- E. J. E astman . Coast Line Limited leaving each ation!» as there is sufiicientquantity ' term inal in the morning,, eqnippedl of one on the dump. FOd SALE. with elegant cafe and pnrfor cars, Harness, Saddlery, Leather, W hips, Rohes, Horse-Blankets, etc. Forty acres of bind,, d w ellin g 1 will make daylflgfttl friipw through f W * A stock of the very best F u rn itu le kept constantly on hand. MININO LOCATIONS. house, five acres in orchard .| mile ' the most pretnvesque;' varied a n d Thos Dungay and F Lawrence, quartz SECOND HAND GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD. from Rail Road Town. Also two entertaining scenes on the co n ti- claims, Galls ( ’reek dist, April 11 R ep airin g A S p ecialty Give m e A C all. W F. Merle; placer claim in. sec ” , t p '" '',<’er mines for sale.r -Call a t , newt.- Inquire of agents of Southejaxi Nxws i Hi ce. 1 PUcific. 3(1, r 2 w, April 12. £)o Y 3*1 BL1< Painting and Paper Hanging. Wwi. CARREY MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN; SO U TH SID E GOLD HILL.
