Tftll J A N U A R Y
Roll the drinking water.
P»ryy Hulbert, 1)4« and Fred
Kddings are building a boat. They
are as serious shout it a» the
Cramps might he over a battleship
They intend to name it after Dr,
Smith or Jack Jarvis—has taken u
a trial trip in it.
The Medford city council la work
Y o u s u r e ly w ill r e m e m b e r i f y o u h a v e e v e r w o r n
ieg on a new “modal liquor licens*-”
a n y o f tH e f o l l o w i n g l i n e s o f r e l i a b l e a h o e s i
which will cotnn up at the Hex'
meeting of the council. It provides
for the removal of all screen« end
curd table« from the saloons, earlier
closing hours and other reforms.
It li. Harris came home from
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northern Calilornia the first of
Boil the drlnleing water,
the week to look after local af
Mr. mid Mr». Win. Jrft», of Ga- fairs. With Mra. Harris he w«a a
lice, visited Gold Hill friend» Tues Medford visitor Tuesday, but he is
day.
now in northern California again,
Mra. O, W. Wood», of Gail» working on a big timber transaction.
creek, was a Central Point visitor
Mr. and Mrs. John I). Olwell, of
Tuaaday.
Medford, »pent Tuesday evening at
Mrs. G. A. Landis hna been vis the new bungalow at Riverside Or
iting Mra. M. J. McNeil at Aab- chard, where they were entertained
land (he pa»t week.
by John F Morrill, the occasion be
C. II. Htinebring, auperintandenl ing his birthday. They returned
of the Hughes lime kiln, was at to Medford Wednesday afternoon.
Medford on Tuesday.
H arry Hicks, the energetic city
Mi«» Bertha Fredenhurg, of Hams editor of the Medford Mail Tribune,
Valley, is visiting her sister, Mrs. waa in Gold Hili Wednesday morn
Ed Moore, in Central Point.
ing wailing to mbet No. 16, and
Boil the drinking water.
Boil the drinking water.
The Epworth League of the have kii interview with Captain
J J . Dodge nod others in the up
Sam McClendon, Gold Hill'a
Methodist church will meet next Eggleston, representative, who was
per
Bain’s
valley
country
will
peti
ohief
real «-»'ate agent, was looking
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Co.
returning
from
Salem
to
his
home
Bunday evening at six o’clock.
tion the county cominissioners for after buxines« affair« in Medford
Traffic Department
at Ashland on account of illness.
Walter Hmith, who is employed
a bridge across the Rogue river just Tuesday afternoon, says the Med
E.
B.
Cooper
and
son
Waller,
of
In <he power house at Raygold,
ahov* Gus Nichols* ranch, »ays the ford Bun.
was in Gold Hill on business Tues Portland, who have been looking Mail Tribune. This is beyond E a
Three marriage licenses have
over the Rogue river valley the
day.
been issued since Monday by Coun
gle
Point
and
a
section
which
long
Jackaon county expended 1103,- past ten days with a view to loca
has been without access to a bridge ty Clerk William R. Coleman.
777.82 for roads during 1910, being tion, leave Monday for Klamath
Walter Warren of A**hland secur>d
to cross the river.
The above-named Company* was incorporated December 23,
130,(MX) more than the previous hulls on a similar mission. While
a
license Tuesday to wed Vera M
Decrees of divorce were granted
here they visited with G. R. Turner,
1910, for the purpose of taking over
year.
by Judge F. M. Calkins, sitting in Dreshach; Robert Ellsworth Hale
who
used
to
know
them
back
in
the following lines:
H. A. Mears, who knows a mine
the circuit court at Jacksonville and Clara Creighton and Francis
like a horretrader does equine dent* Nebraska.
Monday, to two JackBon county J. Leonard and Elizabeth C. Gib
Col. Ed. Coo|ier waa in from Sams
istry, wsa at Medford yesterday l»e-
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
couples. Jules Colee was allowed son secured licenses Monday.
Valley Thursday, and reported n
tween train».
an absolute divorce from Inez Cole,
The local socialists. at the rwvu-
Oregon & Washington Railroad Company
M. P, Jacoby, Tolo's m erchant large attendant’-, and much interest and Eva L. Allen, made defendant lar bi-weekly meeting at Ambrose
The North Coast Railroad Company
prince, came to Gold Hilt and min* in the revival meetings now being in a euit for divorce in which her M essoer'i- tall -r shop last Bunday,
Idaho Northern Railroad Company
held
there.
The
colonel
used
gleu with .the m adding crowd
husband, F. Y. Allen, was plain passed resolution* suggesting that
to
warn
sinner«
of
the
wrath
to
Ilwaco Railroad Company
Tuesday.
tiff, was awarded a decree.
tbe county organisation cable a
come, bimself, and be »aye that tile
Rev. E. C. Richards, of Ashland,
I. H. Loff'.ua has sold his inter protest to the emperor of Japan
In future these lines will be operated by and in the name
preacher in charge of the meeting»
preaches at the Methodist churoh
est
in the Rlackert placer property, against the execution of the twelve
of the Oregon-Washington Railroad and
it«« the good».
tomorrow, morning and evening,
which he and Phil Custer p ur socialists over which sentence of
Navigation Company.
Gold
Hill'a
handsome
new
high
and extends an invitation to all to
chased several months ago, to Mr. death was then banging.
But the
school
building
is
completed,
all
attend.
Custer. The mine ia being worked Mikado, after tbe manner of des
F. W. Robinson,
Wm. McMurray,
except the roof of the porch, which
by Mr. Custer and G. W . Woods. pots always, has had tbe sentence
Dr. Ray has put a crew of men
General Freight Agent,
General Passenger Agent,
will he of cement. The weather
It con«ists of three and a half carried out, has consecrated tbe
Portland, Oregon.
at work on the Braden mine on
Portland, Oregon.
has been against cement work
claims, which were worked oontin- twelve with martyrdom, snd has
Kanes Creek. Jesse Houck is su
lately. The opening of the build
W. D. Skinner
uously by P. W. Blackert for over thereby done more to advance the
perintendent and Ike Coy foreman
ing, which will he in charge of the
General F reight and Paasenger Agent,
a score of years. Mr. Custer is gospel of Christ and Karl Marx
of the operations.
Seattle, W ashington.
Progress club, will probably take
pleased with the mining proepects than could have been done in any
Elisha Ray, the veteran pocket- place in the next two weeks.
of this district, and will prospect other way. Nero made more Chris
hunter, who discovered some of the
R. B. Miller, Traffic Manager.
Gienn Eddings is borne from in the Galls or* ek section.
tians than he could possibly burn,
richest chutes on the Oxley mine
Roseburg, out of which city he is
J . W. Hout-it snd Thos. Tyndall although he worked his centurions
—he took 112,000 from one of them
employed as a passenger fireman,
yesterday unloaded «even head of overtime, but M utsuhito, “ son of
in a few hours—is confined to his
for a visit with his parents and oth
horses, two mules, wagons and a heaven,” like despots always and i
home by an attack of lagrippe.
ers—which includes nearly all of
Mayor Canon, of Medford, has us. Everyone is pleased that he is Urge quantity *»f farm equipment, ever, is unable, as Patrick Henry
put a ban on prize fights. A match making good at the railroad game, which came f m i Portland and put it, to profit by sny example
was to la* pulled off there this week, and hopes are entertained th at he which they torn ’o tbe Tony Olsen afforded by history. He is a help
fcut owing to the mayor’s recent de will be a division superintendent, ranch in the Meadows, just pur less, perhaps blameless, piece in
chased by them troro J . J . Seaton, God’s great game of evolution, and
cision, it will he outside of the cor or better, some day.
(LIM E AND SULPHUR)
who bought it from a man named if he didn’t play his part as he is
poration, if at all.
(O N E TO TEN )
Principal Hanhy, of the local Johnson, who bought it from A. J. playing it he wouldn’t be fit for
Mrs. Chas. Swnnn, of Medford, achnols, who is a regularly ordained
emperor of Japan.
was the guest of her brother, M minister of the gospel, took a half (Tony) Olsen, of this place. All
these
transactions
have
taken
place
Mrs. William R. W alker died at
G. Womack, and family, several day off Tuesday and went to Cen
within
the
past
six
m
onths.
The
the
home of her daughter, Mrs. G.
days this week, helping at the bed tral Point and united “ two soule
ranch
is
one
of
the
finest
in
the
en
Gordon,
near Asbestos, ju st north
side of his little daughter Myrtle, with but a single thought, two
F if t y - g a llo n lo ts , 2 5 c p e r g a llo n
tire
Meadows
district,
or
in
south
of
the
Meadows
district, on Ja n u
who has been quite seriously ill.
B a r r e l lo ts , 16c p e r g a llo n
hearts that beat as one.” His place ern Oregon, and is well suited for ary 2‘2d. She suffered a paralytic
R ex II. Lampman was at Cen as teacher of the Gold Hill high
stroke three years ago, but the im
general general farming.
tral Point on business Tuesday, school was taken by Mrs. Rex H.
mediate cause of he{ death was an
A.
Welch,
who
holds
m
terurban
and found the crosswalks there Lampman.
attack of lagrippe of seven days’
trolley
franchises
in
G
rants
Pass,
done in the same “colonial” style
C. C. Barnum, of Phoenix, one
A t a better price than it was sold for in the
duration.
Mrs. Walker was born
as the strip of sidewalk in front of of the (ieputy fruit inspectors un Medford ami Ashland, has started
in Missouri, April 1st« 1833. She
Rogue River Valley last year
W. G. Myers’ implement house in der Inspector J. W. Mvers, was in active engineering work on the
came to Oregon in 1853 and settled
valley
line.
A
crew
of
surveyors
Gold H ill. Mud.
Gold Hill Thursday to inspect a are now at work in the field, locat aear Eugene. She later resided at
Hain Sandry, the argus-eyed shipment of rooted grapevines for,
ing a line from G ranls Pass to The Dalles for twelve years, Hnd
game warden—s ’ game wardens the Del Rio ranch. He s'ates th at
Medford. A carload of ties has then removed to Mendocino coun
are argus-eyed, o r should be—was the indications thus early in the
already arrived in Grants Pass hnd ty, California, coming to Jackson
in Gold llill on official business season are that Jackson county will
others are enrouteto A shland. Mr. county, where the family hafe since
Monday, the exact nature of which have a banner crop ol fruit of all
Welch will arrive in Medford with resided, in 1892. Besides her aged, the new bridge which must be ’the present townSite, be’ the heart
he failed to divulge, even to any of kinds the coming season. The cold
in the next day or two and is ex husband, a veteran of the Modoc built across Rogtte river at this <>f the city, when Gold Hfil shall
his old chums.
sharp weather will give a finer pected at that time - to announce war, who.is at present seriously ill, point will be located at tbe south have discarded swaddling, raim ent
District Attorney B. F. Mulkey flavor.
his plans.
Mr. Welch recently she is survived by six sons and one end ol Fourth street. It was de and tajren her proptj place as the
has ’announced the date for the
The office of public roads, depart stated th at he intended to build duughter, Mrs G. Gordon. The cided to present a petition signed metropolis o f southern Oregon. • E.
convening of the next grand jur» ment of agriculture, acting upon the local trolley line without fail. sons are David, William, and Al generally by citizens and taxpayers M. ¡Savage, who- owns Xhe land on
as February 2()th. Ten prisoners a request made bv Chairman Von According to a man high ill the m o n d Walker, o f . Mendooino of the town, to the county court, the opposite aide o t’thfrrive?, stated
are now held in the connty jail der Hellen of the senate committee confidence of Mr, Welch, work will county; Samuel W alker, of Sacra Wednesday, February 15th, which a t the meeting th a t he would do
awaiting a hearing before that on highways, have ordered Benja be started in Grants Pass, Medford mento ; George Walker, of K lam will be known as bridge day, and nate space for the approach and al
.body. , ,
min F. Heidel, highway engineer aiid Ashland at the same time*, so ath county; John O., Walker and on which everyone in Gold Hill so right-of-w ay through his land
to connect-thu bridge with the pres
U. B. Nye, whose home on Riv and good roads expert, who has that when the interurban lines are F. Walker, of Asbestos]- Interm ent who can get to Jacksonville will he ent county road.
erside farm at Rock Point is one of been in charge of the construction- oompleted the systems within the was made Mqnday, Jan u ary 23d, there to boost for a bridge on the
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Stray Notice
the prettiest on Rogue river, was at of the Crater Lake road, to proceed three cities will have already been at Antioch cemetery.
site ¡selected.
Fourth street is
Estray
at
Turtle
Rcgik ranch, a
I f the county court heeds the re twenty feet wider than any other
Medford Monday shaking hands to Salem and there wait upon the completed. Additional shipm ents
red
and
white
yearling
bull calf,
with old frieuds and transacting committees of the legislature and of supplies are expected to arrive quest of the oitizens of Gold Hill, street in Gold Hill, and its present
with square crop right ear; no other
furnish
them
such
data
and
advice
business. The handshaking, un
in Medford within the next few expressed at a mass meeting held, southern extrem ity is exactly across brand. Owner m«v have same bi
as they may require.
days.
at the opera house Monday evening Rogue river from what will, with paying for feed and ad.
derstand. was merely incidental.
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Sampson’s Spray
Fresh Consignm ent Just
R eceived
ARSEN A TE OF LEAD
Jarvis the Druggist
Boil the drinking water.
Boil the drinking water.
Boil the drinking water.
Boil the drinking water.
Beil tbe drinking water.
Boil the drinking water.