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® k Colò il il! VOL 13 The Naxt tsaue .GOLD »ILL. JACKSON COUNTY, TheJVewsWill Be Printed on a Cylinder Press AIN \ Gold H i l l Haa H a a Rich Black IC Llrxt f c ni n < CHAMBERLAIN Hill IS HOME RU LE INVESTIGATES Loam to Loan to Medford A GOLD BRICK ____~ ~ Who Said Picture S h o w 7 7"------------- ----------------- --------------- GoW Hm Ha*'Em Faded dairymen meet I hat Gold Hill haa the richest EUGENE DEC. 8 -9 Believes Railroads Have Practic soil in all Fouthern Oregon would Oregonian, No Frier id of Profit- j Gold HR? « « P T ” ” ub° W8 at tb‘' ed Extensive Frauds bition. Think. Fv„„ ed°, H*» °P " * bouse have attain Preparing to Entertain Those Who seein to be indidated by the action bition, Thinks Even So ed to such popularity that Man of the Southern Pacific in hauling Cultivate the Cow GET GOOD LAND EOR POOR agers Kellogg <fc Reed bave decided dirt from its right-of-way at the BILL SEEMS A LEGAL. iEM O N to add a program for every Tue— PRIZES EOR MILK PRODUCTS Untie Jim Mill, Who Advise* U» Jo Gel Chavner junction,just across Rogue dav night, making four nights a Whiskey I oiks Spend a Barr. I o f Moneyen river from the town, to Medford for Bndi Io the Land, G«U I here Wilh w.elt.Tuesday,Thursday, Saturday t ffe d s o f Tuberculosis in Dairy Caw» Wifi a Measure Thai Is la m e . Mall Bath fe e l—Dear Old Man the parking of the grounds of its and Blind and Sunday. I, ¡, the opinion ofi he Demonstrated by Slaughter new $50,000 depot, which ia one of o f Several Animals all who hive visited the various j 1 hat Ballinger deliberately om it-! the finest of ita size in the west Portland Oregonian: The peo- plclure “bows in southern Oregon ted from a voluminous report the 11,6 P“rk "Hl be one of the moet ____ v emphati-| Jbat ,be Hill show gives the I Elabo" k Preparations are being lieu land eelections of th« Hill ¡n- beautiful feature- of Medford when pie of Oregon on Tuesday cally rejected prohibition. They be8t 8ervic* » of any ol them AJI made for conducting the 1910 ees- tereata in Otegon, that the report (!onaPl«ted, and the visitor from appoar also to bave adopted the ° f the fi!®8 are good and some of ”° n ° f lbe Ore«or> 8,«te dairy con- ia itself confiing Rnd tnisle-ding, Gold Hill, beholding tun ilowera constitutional amendment provld- ‘ho,n are e«ceHent. The Tuesday ’ en" on’ wbicb will be held at and that It win. needlessly delayed j «•’«’nery, can take a double ing, or intending to provide, that nit!hl ter-Vice »ill be of even better I Eu*en”1 ^ » m b e r 8 and 9 in publication after the adoption of delight in them, knowing as he does iocorDorated cities and tow is’ shall '1U I‘lity than fhe shows that . r ------------- - «u. u Qualitv than fh« C, Freeman, secretary oï a senate resolution demanding i t ,, *bat the displav is nothing more or i n cor Dora p îl îm on »4 have the right within their limits j ha\ e beeo 8iven lh« past six months !. p’ Eu8ece commercial club, was are charges which United States le-s than borrowed plumage, fur "rt'a 'ld ;a8‘ week visiting the luc Senator George E. Chamberlain nished by his own town. Gold to control, regulate or prohibit the F U W‘H b® wbat ia known to j believes he will be justified In mak Hill haa plenty more loam to loan sale of intoxicating Uquors. It i? movinK-picture men as first class crea,neryn3en a,,d making arrange- ing before tho next congress sa to other southern Oregon towns known as the Greater Oregon Homs ¡ T V1Ce' COHti,'K considerably m ore, n“entB for c°-operation in holding basis for a new resolution com who may feel the nred of something Rule Act. Its provisions are so tHan the films shown by the second j c o n v e n t i o n . Eugene extends a manding complete and exhaustive better than the gravel or hatdpan « ‘r»ordinary that th e Oregonian ari<1 third class services. Gold Hill t ?7 “ weico“ '1 ,0 ‘be dairymen of thinks it worth while to set'th em has more advantages as a place of . * g° n„°" ,bis °cc*8»°n- A splendid investigation into a system that that^hey already have. ¡forth in full; re»idence than any town of its size 1. be provided for the con- has permitted railroads and lum forTw edni J ” 7 ° m Med’ “Article XI, sectio 0 o 2. Corpora- j ’0 tb* c"“ ™r,wealth, and and its pic- ? eDllon T T 810" ’ and and • also ! » for for the Article XI, sectio 2. Corpora-1 tb* comni°nwealtb, its p it- ] seS8'on. ber companies to trade denuded H Itnra and the „ " n b“f*"e88’ and tions may be formed under general ‘Or# eJl0W’ aff,rding as it dpes r an display P'3y ° of ' dairy machinery macl and barren lands in other states to vi it hl a 8 wbicb » • • N’V° Bt 1 "^ . but shall not be created by J*"*".« of ^ e a p and wholesome i ¿lolls«» S . P“ — will be oa for Oregon’s best timber lauds, says ii.w ¿ rm ? a Portland press dispatch of the ------ the legislative nssem’oly by special , ' er",on> 10 not 'he least of them. There will be a list of 15th H. D. REED MADE GREAT RUN ’“" 8- The legislative assembly shall p E R f K T INSPECTION s l ( p F ofreredior creamery butter and ako Believing that the Hill interests ................ ---------- not u v ’ ' «WSPKTION ,l ,o r tV IIU N SURE|for 5URE ~-------- not enact, enact, amend amend or or repeal repeal any any ' *■"’ ‘X dairy butter and cream cheese, had not only traded worthless Nearly Won Despite Opponent’s charter or act of incorporation for ., - and for display of dairy products’ lands in \\ashington Washington fir f,r the best Scurrilous Campaign town anF municipality, city or town.! ndcrT ^ cw Method No Diseased A icaiureof feature of the the com convention which Treoc Will R» d i j a of imber in Oregon federal reserves Legal voters of every city and f frees Will Be Planted wil, be different from anything irt but tha. the new lands have already Polling the biggest vote that a town are hereby granted power to Owing to a ruling of the state ' ° ; . previoU8 Be88i^ oeen sold under contract to big democratic legislative candidate, in eDact and amend their municipal \ ” charter subject tc, the constitution a.li nur-erv , wiÌ ‘T ’ lumber corporations, »Km,tor C h au . y-ars at lean, has polled j,, charter subject to the constitution "’“T1 ° horticulture, all oerlain county, n H. . u. D. nee» Reed wai was and criminal laws of the state «f ,>d ’ a U ^ c t i r ^ t 1* ^ » 8 of ,ub" ^ 8 dairv cowZ . . . Introduced before the senate Jackson viruuiy, at its last session the resolution of beaten I >r the office of joint retire- 0-egon, and the exclusive power to I onl thfj . bat Several animals will be slaughtered investigation referred to. He added -amative by J. A. Buchanan of II»».., ,„„,,„1 »„P . h e , D , E. E at the time that Hill interests had Roseburg because the latter’s c »tin ofj kytle, state veterinarian. Thia will IC o a tla u e il ia t'u p a le m t n t] acquired 100,000 acres of timber ty of Dougla. gave him . majority c h .S 10 land in one Oregon county and that of 365 against Mr. Reed s majority sound stock, whereas -.-der tbe o'd ' WblCh bh°nld be a drawing e n d to tins was only a small part of the of 333 in his home county of J«ok- Official County C ourt News 8^tem , two inspection^ were ; t l T y ymaD iU holdiogs they had been able to ac- «on, giving the office to Buchanan Quired one for tho t 1 Creamerymen and buttermakerg quire under the provisions of the By the scant margin of tbirtv-two - 'C X '» L»g.n . C tR C U IT COURT lieu, land select,on law . vote-. Considering the fact that R. C. F. Astbu v, S. W. Me pronounced sound at firs t ? ' « “ Iwr? to complete au organiza- " b e n a big book containing there is a normal republican ma- Clendon and J. E. Enyart vs. H. record« of contracts in force made 1 jority of several thousand in the A. Vogel, Medford National Bank, C. C. McClendon and Susan Mc its appearance after an unexplained 'wo counties, and that it was. his Clendon . Suit for strict foreclos delay of many months the land, first (ling «t the political game ure; complaint filed; injunction which the Santa Fe railroad had Mr. Iwed’s friends consider that he bond filed and injunction o dered. In a circular announcing the traded, the lands which the Aztec made a remarkably strong run A. E. Reames, attorney for plaintiff. ed. Tins information was given Zella M. Phillips vs. J. R. Phil hy J- M . Myers, county fruit in- dates and place of the convention, Land and Cattle company had ob-, Mr. Buchanan, lacking le.ut.mate lips. Suit for divorce. Complaint tamed, with other lesser contracts, arguments »gainst his opponent’s filed. J. A Leuoery, attorney for aI»ect<e, who was here Thursday to V’arle Abrams, editor of the Pacific were stated with a heed to detail candidacy, industriously circulated plointiff. inspect shipments of stock for tbe Homestead, published at Salem, and which .Senator Chamberlain found the innuendo in Ro-eburg and Sturgis vs. Gray. Satisfaction I elton orchard in Sams Valley ana manager of the state dairy asswia- 'or a Kanes creek orchard. He tion> makes this appeal to Oregon as confusing as it was useless. The Douglas county that Mr. Reed was of judgment. COUNTY C 0Ü B T says that under the new system I dairymen: real purpose of the resolution adopt suspected of running a near beer In the matter of the estate of the danger of planting infected' “The EuKen« people write that cd by the senate, Senator Chamber- j Mot in Gold Hill. He evan sought Geo ge W. Magerle, deceased. Ad stock is reduced to a minimum. they are PreP*Hng to accommodate lain said, has not yet been served, verification for a rumor, no doubt ministratrix’ bond filed and ap In his experience as an inspector I ° ne ‘houeand delegates to this con- ejehovea S-cretary of the Interior of his own creation, that Mr. Reed proved Inventory and appraise be has found it necessary to con- ven*mn, and I wish to make a Ballinger should know of tho Iran- had run a saloon here at one time. ment filed. demo as many as 750 trees to the Persona^ appeal to the dairyman o HiPtinns is his own department. It is thought that these cowardly In the matter of the estate and the old system system Ore8on <o be present. Let us Ho believes that sincere invegti- tactics, resorted to only by cheap guardianship of Eli Ha key, an thousand. , _ Under ---------- 1,10 biggest niggeei convention gallon wil] produce the records of politicians of the Buchanan stripe insane person. Order for sale of of inspection these trees might all make this the personal property. be planted, with a consequent Joss CVer be^ d *n *be wesL Dairying ie the Hi 1 transactions and make it despite the baseless nature of the Estate of Neil Henry, deceased to the vivumuiBt. orchardist. ivir. Mr. Myers in- ¡n . not on the best footing fnntin.r and >nA many ------ impossible for tho Hill interest insinuation, succeeded in turning Inventory and appraisement filed. — either to trade worthless lands for enough prohibition votes in R(«e- In the matter of the estate of R. spected one car of Utah stock last “re of tbe °Pinion that it is growing millions of dollars worth of Oregon's burg alone to defeat Mr. Reed. M. McDonough, deceased. Order week that was very clean, there be- worse’ Considerable dairy legisla- ing only 350 diseased trees in the i l’° n 18 being planned, some of it of best timber, or to sell this timber by Buchanan himself is a professing of publication of final notice. Estate of C. W. Kahler, deceased Mr. ^ e most pernicious character which contract to lumber monopolies. prohibitionist, although not profes Pinal account filed. Order fixing 25,000 the car contained. w hb one of the two also-rans wil1 do bar,n to the industry. Let Mvers “I purpose to investigate this sing very audibly when campaign day for settlement and ordering in the recent county commissioner U 8 meet in a bodT. consider the?*, publication of filial notice. matter thoroughly on my own ing in saloon territory. In the matter of the estate of contest. But he polled a big vote, matter8> and decide on what kind account,” said Senator Chamber Gold Mill Bank’» Annual Meeting Mary Stewart Sizemore, deceased. and is especially pleased at the ° f Ie8i9la tion we want. Then we lain. "Upon my return to Wash The stockholders of the Gold Order approving final account. will go eupport given him by Gold Hill w’" BO to tn tbe ,ho legislature with ington in nbout a week I will have In the matter of the estate and full opportunity for looking into Hill Bank held their annual meet guardianship of Albert Vance, a and the entire north end of the sufficient force to carry our idea? The minor. Order continuing hearing county. 'through and prevent any other the records. I do not propope to ho ing last Saturday evening. | legislation from being passed.” business of the past year was gone on the petition to sell real estate Grant* Pass Mas One Real Josher misled or deceived, and I consider Estate of M. S. AYelcb, deceased. it of the highest importance that over and was found to have been Some voter in a Grants Pass pre- Woodmen Chasing Fat Turkeys Final account filed. Order fixing the most successful of any year the way in which the railroads and The Woodman commissary de- date of final settlement and direct cinct lias a bump of humor, sure, lumber companies have sought to since the hank was organized. ing publication of final notice. saya the Outlook. After wrestling j partment is scouring the country monopolize Oregon’s timber lands The election of officers resulted In the matter of the estate of long and vainly with the square f°r lat hens and turkeys for their by virtue of the lieu lands selection in of the r> the ,. re-election --------- — following: Alma Sturgis, deceased. Order ap yard of perplexity in the booth, he Thanksgiving dance supper. They laws should be IUW. suona, oe brought to light, President, J IS. Enyart; vice pre-i- proving final account. placed an affirmative mark oppo find the lands saved t° the people., nt, Belton; directors, H. D ----- r r - pHde themselves that their annual marriage licenses if possible.’^ _ ; Heed, S. W. McClendon. .J. E I)av. site the bill .or a branch insane bop is the leading event of the P. M. Janney and Marie Louise asylum in eastern Oregon,and then 'season in Gold Hill, and this year, Spink. turned the ballot in without anoth as usual, they are out to sustain J. Jenson and Annie Fidler. bank, which appears in the next Frank M. Moore and Annie L er markon it. Evidently he thought the reputation. IS an antiquated sickle, such as issue The Woodman of The Newp, will show the was used for cutting grain in pio- hank to be in very prosperous con McCarthy. there would be need of extra uayium asylum , '-“••“ — ..-v« « » « i j , uy me way consists of commissary, by the user days. r Edmund A. Fox and Stella Jose dition. »kft?rk Voters got througb ' their Ioyal »uxili»ries, the ladies of phine Hoi mea. with that ballot. j the Royai NeighborSt
