Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, February 25, 1911, Page 8, Image 8

T H K
FAON KIGHT
M arching to Fresno,
Then on to M exico to
Assist Rev lutionists
“ W e ’l l settle with Fresno first,”
was the statement made to a repres-
entative of the Mail Tribune who
spent Friday night with them, by
members of the Industrial Workers
o f the World armv at Stineman, on
the northern slope of the Siskiyou
mountains, “and then on to Mexico.”
This statement, uttered by mem-
bers of the "common herd” portion
of the mob, was instantly and flatly
denied ny the committee of six who
are at the head of the migrating In­
dustrialists, who, however, pinned
down, gave as the reason for their
denial the fact that “that part of out
campaign is as yet unnofficial.”
Are Not Armed.
Notwithstanding the fact that a
squad of eight special railroad po­
licemen who arrived in Ahsland S a t­
urday to intercept any more mem­
bers of the band who come south, and
to protect railroad property from
depredations by the army now m arch­
ing across the Siskiyou mountains to
California are believed to have been
instructed that aboht one half of the
hoboes were heavily armed, the lead­
ers of the mob Friday night reques­
ted the newspaper man to search
them and their effects for weapons,
and although no attempt was made,
to make a thorough search, it is not
believed that they are armed at all.
Oregon Legislature
(l onllbUed fioui tii»L
53, Buahanan—Appropriating «16.
««« to reimburse Oregon national
fsard for fighting Area.
61 • Fouto—Prohibiting traaaparU-
‘Ion of explosives on passenger
trains
«1. Foute—Providing for labeling 1
convict-made goods,
79.
Reynolds—Exempting
small
plants from factory Inspection law.
87. Steelhammere-Limiting age of
engineers employed on donkey en-
glaes.
G O LD
H IL L
169. Albee—Requiring railways to
publish time tables.
17«, Miller—To provide for eomplete
drainage systems
179, Joseph—Requiring bonds from
contractors on public works.
196, Carson—Repealing the Tuttle
road law.
206. Norton—Requiring screens at
Inlet* of ditches
230. Abraham»—-Fixing the salaries
of county officers.
225, Burgess — To regulate the
transportai.on of live stock.
260, Oliver—Amending the law rela­
tive to the sale of state land*.
270, committee on commerce—Pro­
hibiting the use of liquor on trains.
279. Chase—Relating to drainage
districts.
285,
McColloch — Providing
for
rights of way through enclosed land.
286, McColloch—Providing the limit
of a day’s work for railway employes
288, Locke—Prov'dlng protection
from cholera
304. Kellaher—To settle disputes
between railroads.
129, Wood—To prevent deficiencies
n state Institutions.
N K W S
140. Hollis—To create state board
Ash and game commissioners.
144. Insurance commutes—Régulât
Ing fraternal benetlt societies.
213. Miller, Shaw—Relating W
fencing railroads.
111. Westerlund—Relating to deputy
recorder of Jackson county.
187. Ambrose—Kelstlug to support
of libraries.
254, committee on Insurance—Re­
lating to expenses of department ol
Insurance
249, l.elnenweber and Belland—Re­
garding protection of trout.
267. CUxinbera—Relating to shooting |
fowl from skiffs.
280, Jones—Relating to sale 07 !
opluiu
198. Blgplow—To provide for protec­
tion of game.
825, committee on Insurance—Au- .
thortslng examination of Insurance f
companies.
326. committee on Insursnce—Li­
censing Insurance companies.
327, committee on Insurance— Re- I
luting to Are Insurance committees.
338. Miller—Authorising
bridge
across Willamette River.
344, Abbott—To provide for night '
schools.
364. Derby Attaching Hood River j
county to Seventh judicial district.
c9, Peterson—Levying taxes for i
schools.
197, Huntington — Providing for
county educational hoard.
284. Peterson—For granting rights
of way over state lands.
285. committee on revlslcn of laws |
—Authorising towns to furnish light
md water.
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BARGAINS
>IN.
Gold Hill Real Estate
18 Acres of Choke fruit or Garden lands
234, Clyde—To compel hotel* to
A djoining Gold H ill City. A BARGAIN
provide clean linen
100, Buchanan—Regulating admis­
Cash and terms
sion to Soldiers* Home.
103, Miller of Columbia—Relating to
county liquor license.
1 Lot 50x100 Small Dwelling
125, Abrams—Requiring secretary
of state to report to governor list of
Good location
Price $1060
foreign corporations
129, Ambrose—Regulating the prac­
tice of optometry.
137. Anime—To license private In
3 Lots 50x100 Each. Good Dwelling
sane asylums
155, Beals—Fixing terms of county
Two lots planted to berries, all tearing. Corner
House Bills.
courts.
7, Clemens—Making void assign
lots — ideal t location
Cash and terms
ISO. Carter—Providing for escheat
ment of claims against city and coun
Ing money belonging to patients of *y officials and their deputies.
Oregon Insane.
50, Buchanan—Creating the Oregon
7 Acres for Sale Cheap
215. Committee on m'lltary affairs— tate forest
To permit railroads in Oregon to
72. Abrams—Appropriating funds
In the highest state o f cultivation. Fine sand
transport troops at reduced rates.
or Oregon's national guar«
loam. W ill soon be a part of Gold H ill
174, Collins—Requiring judges to
67. Thompson—Providing for trans­
make decisions in three rncuihs.
City.
Part cash, balance easy
X o T ra in s Stop.
203, Brooke—Repealing sections fer of property by spouse of an lnsune
payments.
W rite this paper
person.
No trains would stop between Ash­ relat.ve to purchase of lands in for­
68, Fouts—Prov'dlng penalty for
land and Siskiyou Friday night, and est reserves.
persons having more than 35 wild
228, Clemens—Relating to wearing
in order to have them go by Stein-
ducks In their possession
the
insignia
of
orders.
man at a speed which would make the
75. Thompson—Flxlr/t salary of cir­
..>«• «mrniuga of the South African
catching of the train po -sible by any
Senate Bills.
cuit Judge of Thirteenth district.
railways for the seven months since
of the marchers, three engines were
7, Burgess—Prohibiting sale of can­
83, Cushman—Es'ab tailing fiscal I Mi. union exceed by SS.000.000 those of
attached to each.
non crackers.
the preceding corresponding period
agent for state In New York City.
According to members of the party
19. Locke—For registration of grad­
93. Church—To regulate banks and i
G O L D H IL L . O R E G O N
■who spoke officially through the uate nurses.
banking.
New Game Laws
“executive committee,” almost four
26, Oliver—Provide manner proving
132, Abrams—Prescribing method !
hundred more members of the I. W official documents.
by which foreign corporations may do j STATEHOUSE, Salem, Ore., Feu.
W. will pass through this city eu
18.—It was a great day tor game
29. Dlmick—Providing method for business In this state.
route to Fresno within the next three changing of boundaries of municipal
135, Brooke — For an Interstate j | legislation. No less than ten hills
weeks. By that time, it is said by corporations.
bridge at Nyssa, on the Snake river. l dealing with various kinds of game
the leaders of, the .band, that about
51 Abraham—To provide for pro
, came up for consideration in the sen­
147, committee on Insurance—Regu­
three thousand sympathizers with tection for car repalrer,.
lating policies Insuring against Inju­ ate and these' covered a wide range.
their cause will have been mustered
They ranged from the protection .»1 knows whal is
82, Carson—Providing for reports of ries.
Ih r frerjrss
A. E. KELLOGG
.in Fresno.
lobsters (those inhabiting waters) to
mining
corporations.
X'othing Can Stop T h e m .
186, Thompson — Reclamation of
EMBALMER
AND FUNERAL
bird refuges.
aggressive
lo in s on at
98, Merryman—Prohibiting sale ol
“Only one thing in the world will i liquor within six miles of any public swamps and lakes.
DIRECTOR
First the senate passed a bill Io
uncompromising
193, Brooke—Authorizing state land
cause us to turn back,” they said work.
C' mplete line ni burini robe»
establish refuges for birds; this pro­ Washington
koard
to
fix
pvlce
at
which
state
lands
csakel», rie
“and that is the news that our broth- j 101, Hawley—To provide for certifi­
< hampion of
vides that the governor can set aside
shall be gold.
Umletatsklng rn.in. opposi le I. O. O. F.
ers in Fresno have been liberated i
lauds near state grounds for bird re­ WiM yo Irl him
the rights of the
cation of teachers.
bui ding; phone IO Main
197, Huntington — Providing for fuges and that county courts can
from jail and allowed their constitu­
103, Albee—Defining vagrancy.
tell you about it
American people
county educational board.
GOLD HILL ORFGUg
tional right of free speech. Unless
lease tracts of land for the refuge
117, Chase —Regarding vermin af-
418, Appropriations for maintenance of wild animals and birds. These re­
th is is granted we have seventy-five
EOVNUZU
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: fected pupils n schools.
of state institutions.
thousand members, each of whom is|
serves are to be posted and have
CLEM ENT H. SM ITH. M. D.
134. Barrett of Umatilla—Providing
372, Marlon, Yamhill and Clacka­ heavy penalty provided for those
pledged to walk to Fresno, if neces . .
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for
inspection
of
schools
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
mas delegations—Protecting China invading them on missions of slaugh­
«ary. to su ite r imprisonment in the
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139. Dlmick—Requiring secretary of pheasants until 1913.
interests of free speech.”
Engagements fo r obstetrical
ter. Oliver wanted to know how the
366, Umatilla delegation—Appropri­ birds would be advised of these cities
At day break Saturday morning state to audit accounts.
visits must be made
141,
Dlmick—To
appoint
trustees
ating for eastern Oregon asylum.
the army commenced preparations,
MAfiAfm
in advance
of refuge, and Bean explained that
fo r the march towards the south, de- *nd make an a' W rlatl(” ,or the
362, Steelhammer — Relating to. the birds quickly realize when there
Price $ 1 .0 0 a V rar ($2 nines)
<spite the fact that not a man among! McLou5hlln Home.
stock running at large.
is a patch of ground which is safe
T h is n ia * m lt ie w m 4*«tal>ll»hrd to help
A. E. KELLOGG
♦hem has tasted any other food du. -i ,52* H ester-For testing railroad
354, Douglas delegation—Regulating and cited the preserves of un Irish­ b rin y ateint
r**prt-»e**, (Mii vf go v ern in w iil
•n<l
e q u a lity o f o p p o rtu n ity In the* I ’ n ltrd
NOTARY PUBLIC
ing the last twenty-four hours but j 4rac'c scales.
fishing In the Umpqua River.
man near Eugene, where the biros s ta tm
a few crackers given them by Section
171* Bean—For registration of trade
355, Reynolds—Buildings at deaf fly whenever they are pursued and
Phon«’ 36 Mnln
DO YOU WANT
Foreman Nell at Steinman, and the i marks-
GOLD HILL.OKBGON
school to be converted into tubercular where the birds on the tract are al­
To la k e a hantl In th«* great contest now wag
fact that they ha‘d been exposed dur-
174- D lm ick-Pertaining to custody hospitals.
most perfectly tome.
The bid is Ing N jmn la l P riv ile g e va. I'u h llv W elfare T
ing the entire night to the bitter cold j state funds-
I o know w h a t 1» hap p en in g weak h r weefc.
184, Eggleston—Prohibiting the sale fathered h.V the Audubon Society.
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
in th is struggle for a people's g o v e rn m e n t*
o f the mountains with no other pro- j 200' Judiciary committee—Relating of fish caught In the Rogue River.
Then there was a hill which pro­ T o keep ahreuNt <»f tnovetnen ta that have In
DENTIST
tection than one small comp fire 40 deposit of state funds,
332. Westerlund—Prohibiting the vided that fur-hearing animals may view better r n n d ltln n * o f liv in g , a fa ire r
( M 8 A I'M IN in i K KFI)
share of w hat yon help to produce; nm l a
among 151 men. Few of them have j 246- Sinnott—Requiring employers sale of misbranded insecticides.
square deal a ll around**
be paid for by the counties and tin
H U L IO KIHLDING, MKDtORD
overcoats.
of labor to report accidents.
305, Protect bee culture.
pelt still be left for commercial pur­
THEN
They state that although hungry
265> Carson—To provide additional
343, Fouts—Determining who .are poses. This is arranged for in case
Voil arc In tc re aled In the oflVr p rin te d be­
DR. R. C. KELSEY
their progress through C alifornia1 r°otn in the capitol, etc.
low
I f you e a rn e s th desire I«» get ttie i i < wa
heirs to estates.
of fur-bearing animals by Hie county alNiul
w hat Is going on m il on the tirin g lin e
nyricK tx
need cause no alarm to anyone, a«
275, Lester—Providing for county
55, Cole—Authorizing withdrawal I clerk punching holes in the scalp uinl you can get I . A F o l . l IC TTK '8 and
GO I. n H I L I. H O S P I T A L
they are under almost as rigorous a advertising funds,
of property from registry.
The duck law was changed so th.it
C O R . T H IR D A C MTS.
discipline as that enforced in til-
287- McColloch—Extending the pa-
THE GOLD HILL NEWS
412, Hollis—Establishing standard still leaving the remainder of Ihe pelt
«.OLD HILL, OREGON
army. Their leaders call them ijv r°le *aw-
of condensed milk.
intac.
number, and their orders are obeyed > With the exception of a few unlm
Both One Year for $ 2.0 0
377, Westerlund—Establishing size not more than 35 ducks mnv be shot
IO H N I I . C -A ltK IB
W .K N N (>. T A Y L 3 S
.implicitly.
portant bills, the following is a list of of apple boxes.
In ad *an t e. Mead In yonr order to
ill one day, as is the ease now, hill
The Trouble at Fresno.
bills that passed both houses and not
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TAYLOR
253, Ambrose—Appropriation for Hie amendment prevents having more
The party, which started from , acted upon by the governor:
THE GOLD HILL NEWS
LAWYERS
tlinn that number in a hunter’s pos­
street improvement at O. A. C.
ROOMS 1 7 - lw O VKK JACKMON CO U N TY H A N K
Seattle on February 13th. following
Senate Bills,
session so that n good hunter eoiinol
304, Libby—Licensing stallions.
VE D K O kD , OREG ON .
appeals from their brother In d u stria -. 6, Burgess—Regulating report of
362, Collins—Providing chaplains at stu ff off his extra shoot on a poor
lists in Fresno who, besides being time of passenger trains,
hunter when questions nre asked.
penitentiary.
forbidden the use of the streets i:-
li, Malarkey—Relating to the re-
Dolly Varden trout were placed un­
J. L. HAM M ERSLY
241, Brooke — Creating Irrigation
their campaign of anarchistic agita- cording of deeds and mortgages,
der the ban, the speckled beauties b e ­
districts.
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR
lion are being jailed in that citv a*! 13, Locke—Authorizing counties to
207, McKinney—Establishing bureau ing declared ns destructive as One-
ovrieit
ix
hank nvii.nixu
fast as they violate the ordinance build hospitals.
man carp mid about ns worthless.
of mines.
GOLD HILL, OHEt.GX
forbidding street speaking, reached
24, Joseph—Relating to naval mlli-
365, Brooke—Granting permits for The Dolly Vnrdens were charged with
its present numerical
strength at tia of state.
From Hi« Middle ..ml Ea tern
destroying the mountain (rout nml
appropriating water.
Portland. Twenty-two of their num
portions o f th e United Slates
C. F. BOWMAN
31, Carson—Relating to horticul­
310, Brooke—Enable land owners to salmon eggs, and they did not have
and Canaria to
her left t^ieir ranks in Tacoma to ture, etc.
n
friend
in
the
sennte.
Incorporate to Irrigate.
C a rpenter and J oiner
board a steamer bound for San
43, Burgess and Hawley—For the
A new Fish and Oatne Commission J Oregon, Washington and All
311, Abrams—Regulate butter man­
Paperhanger
Francisco.
eradication of animals with conta­ ufacture.
the Northwest
hill was adopted, this being one of
GOLD
HILL OREGON
“The first stage of our journey” gious diseases.
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301, Abbott—Creating state Imml Ihe Audubon Society hills. The hill
said one of the parly leaders when
68, Joseph—To establish state and gratlon agent.
authorizes the governor to nppoinl '
March 10th to April 10th
interviewed by the Mail Tribune man county boards of health.
OVER T IIK
407, Miller—Appropriation for Co­ four commissioners, these four to ap ­
a t the eamp in (he Siskiyous Frida v
73, Malarkey—Defining .and regu­ lumbia county fair.
point the fifth and these five are to
P R A C T IC A L
night, “ was accomplished without ic- lating public service corporations.
32, McKinney—Regulating motor select the state game nnd fish w ard­
S H O E M A K I N G
cident. We left Seattle quietly nnd
ens and distribute the game fund. l t |
74, Hawley—Regulating the prac­ vehicles.
LINES IN OREGON
would have reached Fresno in the tice of veterinary surgery.
takes
the
wardens
from
polities
and
Boots and Shoes Made to Order
336, Mahoney—Relating to public
F rom
sam e manner had not outsiders and
will revolutionize game matters in
84, Carson—For payment of annual roads.
Chirrs«» at - - - $33.00
R E P A IR IN G
enemies of our cause spread mali­ licenses for water power.
Ht. I aiiiís . . .
32.(81
97, Libby—Protect trainmen and Oregon in many respects.
Done in First-tlass Shape
Guiaba
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25.00
cious lies about us along the route
88, Von der Hellen—Prohibiting passengers.
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Kan .an City . . .
25.00
we must follow.”
discrimination and rebating by rail­
Hl, Paul . . . .
25.00
226, Gill—Giving state authorities
H A R N E S S R E P A IR E D
ami from other rlties
Jurisdiction over resorts selling liquor
Good dental work at reasonable prices. roads.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
correspondingly
low
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ss , 1 109}
1 X L? South
-...it. oil.
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* Í 92, revision of laws committee— In gallon quantities.
‘See
Dixon
flth street
ONE, C E N T A W O R D
TOO
CAM
PRKPAV
FARKM,
Amending the law relative to opening
285, committee on revision of laws ! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ ♦
Grants Pass, Oregon.
4212
fhe Colonist fares are Westbound
J. E . M A R T I N G
of poils.
—Authorizing municipal corporations , j o,in c Srkin attorney-at-law ; nffle« only, but if yon have relatives or friends
Next to Barber Shop
123,
Nottingham—Authorizing
trav­
operating electric and water plants to
Estray Notice
over Jar-Icon Cornity Bank, Medford, or employees in the East whom you de­
eling
expenses
of
the
students
of
the
sire
to
bring
to
this
stale
yon
can
deposit
Oregon.
’
«
supply
service
outside
of
corporate
One white mare, branded Y on the
the value nl Hie fare with your local
limits.
right shoulder, 1.000 pounds; one black normal school.
Dm. E. P. & II. C. Dixon, the dentists, agent, and an order for a ticket will be Rtructivo printed matter to aond Rant,
151,
Wood—For
creation
of
new
288, GUI—Making state treasurer
tnare, white spot in forehead, blind in
are located at 109)£ South Oth street, telegraphed to any addrenH desired.
or give him the nildrehHOH of tliono to
custodian of funds of *tate library
Grauts Paun, Oregon.
42t2
right eye, branded AB on shoulder. counties.
I.BT T H E WORLD KNOW
whom you would like to have such
163, Barrett—Allowing municipal commission.
matter Rent.
Suitable reward will be paid for infor­
Of our vast resonrees and splendid
S unday Rim ken D inxkr — The (iol.l Hill
corporations to condemn property.
opportunities for
125, Abrams—Rsqulr'
secretary
W M . M cM U R R Y
mation leading to their recovery.
Cafe rerve» usual dinner order at 30c
168, McColloch—To extend the Inde­ of state to report list
o m k BO I I, d i s
incorpora­ every Sunday; also Sunday chicken
General PaHgenger Agent
JESSE NEATHAMER,
dinner a. 50c.
terminate sentence.
R. F. D. No. 1. Woodville, Qregon
Call on the undersigned for good in-
tions.
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