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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1910)
"r- V X '- — The Gold Hill News hjtup . cuimboaros t ' ' L - | Signboards are an ancient and t ubtixhed every Saturday at Gold «ill, honorable. means of advertis kKkson County, Oregon ing that hais never lost its useful -b y - -- ness, and.which survives in the R f X H. I AM PM AN neat signs - with which cities r A *î A C a r lo a d o f S u g a r E&tcrwd at tbc <inM llttl for tra net it hr m a r k f h p i f M t r p p N A S W p lI H S i n •Ion through th i'I'B ito t states tualla I I lttr K V l l t i r i l l K X W , H o t t U l ill , • * • ! t " K , A (Free d e liv e r y to F oots creek) ».eoadcu« matter the rude blaze on tree - trunks Subsiription $K SO Per Annum" in Advance ^ h k h i n the wilderness shows - the trail of the pioneer. S atvkpav , JvNK j~>5!-1910 Guideboards indicating the direction and Gold HELP CLOSETHE ROGUE g * be distance pbced at to advan- F ru it S u g a r ‘?£Äb $ 6 .8 5 B eet S u g a r $ 6 .6 5 It is nothing short of crimi- tageous points for many miles nal to allow one of the best around on all roads leading into trout and salmon streams in the city. the world to be exploited to its ' : Strangers are pouring into ruination by commercial fisher- the valley and buying farms S t a n d a r d R o lle d B a r le y , $ 1 .3 0 p e r s a c K , 9 3 1 p e r to n tnen. The upper waters of and orchards. For their guid- P ro c e s s B a r le y , $ 1 .4 0 p e r 7 5 -lb s a c k , $ 3 3 p e r to n ftogue river are even now al- ance, as-well as for the general most uninhabited by the gamy public benefit, theseguideboards Chinook salmon and the steel- should be erected. Other towns head trout, and unless some- arc taking advantage of this thing is done, and quickly, the form of advertising. Signs stream may be permanently just out side the city limits of deprived of its famous finny GoU Hill give the distance and f population. direction to Central Point and Not only lovers of angling, Medford » I and those who take a pride in It is suggested th a t signs be the Rogue’s reputation, but painted, enough for every ne- Fire delivery to Foots creek twice a week—$25 order* delivered any lime. every business man of southern cessary point in the territory, H ig h e s t P r ic e P a id T o r B u tt e r a n d E g g s Oregon should " be intensely and put up at once. It is per- interested in seeing the river haps within the province of the closed to commercial fishing, council to see that this is done; It is not alone a m atter of sen- if not, it is a thtfnce for the timent, but of business also. commercial club to do some- ‘ Therefore the business men thing for Gold H:ll. bf Gold Hill, and the citizens of . Guideboards a re only a part th e town generally, should of the campaign for a live town, EXHIBIT BUILDING SHOWN subscribe as generously as pos- but they are a necessary p a rt sible to the list now being Gold Hill can get along without Drawing by Engineer Dodge De picts Proposed Structure circulated by Jay Davidson, them in the future as it has in The money will be used to de- past but, it can’t afford to. A clever piece of draughtsman fray the expense of getting T h e b e st d is in fe c ta n t, d e o d o r a n t a n d ship is displayed at the Bon Ton. bn petitions the 10,000 names Concern!..« the Ament D«w g e rm ic id e o n th e m a r k e t fend the filing fee necessary to '‘Tbe f,et,ple of Jttckion county Ii is the work of Engineer Dodge, provide the submission to the , wou J be j,U8^ e(d in rb,ow- and shows a section of Main sireet as it would look after the people of the state at the com- 7 \ f t V / f " T*' is u se d a n d e n d o r s e d b y c a ttle , h o rse . jr., afV rr turning from a trip to th>< erection of the proposed exhibit ing election the question of Anenld ,m whb hi(J fnmi) SunJ building and the parking of por •" a n d s h e e p m en closing Rogue river to ariy kind -q wtood ,or over at, ,10Ur and tions of the S. P. right-of-way. B e t h E n t o n o c l d , a n d N o - 1 '1 » a r e a p p l i e d b y a p r a y l n ^ . f fishing except with hook and wa'chei the plaything of a fishwav,” The great natural beauty of Gold We meet all competition on F lo u r a n d F e e d Car o f Salt just in—low est price—special price on large quantities L a d ie s ’ S h o e s A handsome new line just received L ance & C om pany E n to m o c id e ------------------L — - •- N o -F ly Jacksonville, off the river, (subscribed $100. Gold HiH, on the river, should do better than than that. No town in southern ..V. take venc a a greater g ic a td Oregon should the enactment of: interest in the propose legislation than Gold Hill, for aside from senti-, e t lan Cuid lilll. Kogue river should furnish sport for all the people instead of revenue for a few, Gold Hill should do its share toward hastening the better condition. , •’»id M r. Lancé, “and in that time I saw only two steelhead* enter the lower box, and none pass uj and over the dam. But out in the river hundreds of big salmon and eteelheads were jumping ag"inBt a current too powerful for ^ercom e. The Ament 89 “ Is and h“ been ior. threc sjmething i. soon done either to remove it or provide means for the Ash to pass i t ______ Talented Impersonator Coming W. Eugene Knox, dean of the school of oratory at the university of Puget sound, will give one of his programs ofreadingand impereona “Chavner Junctioh’ ’is an tion here the evening of July 11th appropriate name for the place | under the auspices of the Progress of juncture of the new Gold club, who will get a percentage of Hill railway with the Southern the proceeds to apply on their ex Pacific. The late Thos. Chav- bibit building fund. Mr. Knox has a ner was responsible for the well-established reputation, and is founding of Gold Hill, and the glven m»ch praiseful recommenda- both press and prominent wonder is th at the town does tion * by kvk'',k : 1 people. He is an artist at imper not bear his name. He gave the Southern Pacific every other sonation, and those in Gold Hill who have already heard him are lot in the original townsite as looking forward to his engagement an inducement to the founding here in pleasant anticipation of of a town. He built the Cen being again delightfully enter tennial bridge across Rogue tained. river. And his heirs have beep generous in their encourage ment to the new railway that means so much to Gold Hill. No better name than “Chavner” could have been selected for the junction. While the east and middle west are suffering a scorching drouth, with death from heat of frequent occurrence—here comes the inevitable invidious comparison — southern Oregon id enj hying cool weather, with occasional showers. Hill’s environs is shown in the background of ibe picture. Mr. Dodge ha. worked out a com prehensive scheme of civic improve ment which includes the parking of vacant places which are now neg ¿111111 lected and unsightly. Hie plans comprise an exhibit buildihg, a strip of park along the railroad right-of-w ay, i handstand and other features which would make Gold Hill a very pretty town in deed. While Gold Hill has no present pretensions to n park, it can he seen even by a casual observation that its location admits of making several park places. With hand äiUii some trees already growing, but little work is necessary to effect a pleasing transformation. J a r v is t h e D r u g g is t r Notice All water-users are hereby noti fied that the hours for irrigation are from d to 8 a. m. and from 5 to 8 p. m. Water will bo shut off for failure to comply with these regulations. All parties owing on water rent must settle before July first 1st or water will be Bhut off. O regon W a î br & PtnVteH Co. tilli Just right! r That's-w hat everyone-says about the ice cream sodas served a t .... Turner’s — unin E v e r y P r e c a u tio n q* is ta k e n to^send OUr m eats to th e c o n su m e r in th e b e st o f c o n d itio n G o ld H ill M ark et Gold Hill From now on ve propose to fur nish rolled barley, 75-pound sack, Mr. Coy’s Bashful Voire at $1.35, -And remember, hard J e w e le r Ike Coy is confident th at, give wheat Peacock flour, $1.00; soft them pitchers of equal ability_ wheat Crescent flour, $1.30. ' M krkitt its Cd. that is, put Jack Jarvis on the bench—the second team can give Gold Hill affords an excellent I am p re p a re d do a ll the first team a worse drubbing opening for a harness shop and a K in d e o f than Jack Johnson will get on the machinery depot. J e w e lr y a n d W a tc h -- • .V* , » , J Fourth. Ike is something of a THURSDAY, SATURDAY The Bon Ton—better than e v e r - R e p a ir in g rooter, also. He has a vocal equip, and SUNDAY ment that needs no megaphone a t opening of new pool and billiard tachment, but he is eaving bis best parlors tonight. Complete Change of Program efforts for the time when the first Remember, water rents must be every Performance and second teams come together, paid by July A t J a r v is * D r u .J S t o r e or water will he Theo, beyond a doubt, people liv shut off. O o ld H ill, O r e g o n ing on Sardine creek and in Sams Valley will think that a life-sized Anyone who writes letters has thunder-storm is doing business use for a typewriter. The Oliver Tour business correspondence over this way. is best. KELLOGG & REED, Managers looks ever so much better if type written, ‘ OPERA HOUSE Biograph Moving Pictures Admission 10c W m . P a u le y
