T H K
B I U N C IN I.
The ahortaal «mi surest way to
lire with honor In the world la
to lio In i-oallty what wa would
appear to bo, and If w« obaarve
wa «hall And that all human vir
tue« Increnao and strengthen
tbomaolvea by the practice and
experience of thorn Socrates.
Local News Notes
Mrs. H . (). Parker and Infant daughter
returned from Asn'and yesterday, where
M r* Parker wa* called two week* ago
by lllnesa in her parents’ fam ily, A
little slater died, but the other* who
were tick are now recovering
C. F Carter attended the recent
meeting ol hlack-mlth, In Medlord, and
lielpml in tlie organisation of a trade
a-sis'iation for anntliern Oregon. A*
unlive southern Oregon amith, Mr
Carter found that he b«d previous
aci|iniiiitance witli a large uumber of hl
fellow Irade-meu.
J. Armstrong ba* sold lit* four acre*,
adjoining Gold H ill towosite on the
south side, to Fred Reidel. The prir
I*r. Kelsey wa
Medford vlaitor wa« *9000, and the sale was made
Thursday.
through the agency of H. W. McClendon
Dr. Smith *»■ at Grant* Pa-s on busi Tlie tract Ilea between tlie county road
ness ye»t»*rday.
ami Rogue river, and I* already In de
L. It A vary wa* at Medford on busi iiiiind for city lota. M r Reidel Intends
ness Wadnowlay.
to make a comfortable borne place of it.
Ixiet you forget I
water.
visited
Medford
Mr*. M. K. Rive wa* a Saturday even Gold H ill last Saturday. Ilia coming
ing gueat of Mr*. L. W , Smith, of had not been advertleed.
He intends
Grant* Pa**.
making regular visits to Gold Mill for
Attorney itainmaraly wa* at Jaekaon- lectures ol a pathological nature, the
villa on legal burine** Wednesday and late* ol which will lie well advertised.
Thursday.
Mr*. H . H Lampman and Mrs. J. B
Geo Garrison I* getting some fine- W eleb came down from Asbestos Tuea-
looking rock from Id* " Buster" mine on Isy. There is still plenty ot snow at
Sardine creek.
the postoffice with the Are-proof name.
J. II. Rvemaii le'l WeduendaV on a Mrs. Immpman Is visiting with her
hu-ine«» trip to Portland and Inter sou, IL x H. Lampman, and family.
Mrs. Welch is viaiting friends and rela
mediate point!.
tive* at several points In the valley
Mia* Cynthia Tuttle, of A*hland, has
J. E. Davidson and W. H . Miller
taken the sixth and Reventb grade* of
repieaented Gold H ill at the silver
Gold H ill echoola.
spike-driving at Grants Pass Thursday.
Judge llanimeridy is visiting hi*
It w«s tlie Aral spike to lie pat down in
daughter, Mr*. W. P. Cliiaholm, and
tha laying of Hie new Grants Pass and
family, at Woodville.
Rogue River railwav. Speakers predict
Mr* J. E K m a rt, o, Medford, wa*
ed that 1015 would see Grauis Pas»
the gue»t ol Mr*. J. 1,
Hammersly
the jobbing center of • out hern Oregon,
several day* tlila week.
with a population of 15.000
Mupervianr J. W. Ila y * is improving
A St. P.»tries'* Day dance and supper
the Mam* Valley road, grading, ditching
will lie given by the R ival Neighbors
and Alling in hole* and rut*.
at tlie Gold H ill Ojiera House, Friday
it. II. Ila rr i* la home from northern evening, March 17th.
Music w ill be
California, when he ha* lieen working furnished by Searle'» o r liertra. A. E.
on a big timlier ileal for aeveral week«.
Kellogg will be floor director, and Flnyd
Mr*. W. P. Chisholm and Mr*. S. E d d i n g s , W i l l . W etlierell, Clyde Walker
Saudrv, id Woodville, attended the floor managers Tickets, including sup-
funeral of M r*. A. J Smith Wednesday. P w, *1.50, amt each ticket is a gill-edged
M. M. Gillen, of Oklahoma City, lisa policy insuring a good time.
y
HandsomeSpringShowing
OF GOODS FOR SUMMER
lloil tha drink Ina
Taxes for H ill are due and payable. If
payed by the 15th of March you will
M. G. Womack wa* at Mwdford on r-ceive a discount of 8 per cent, and if
not payed by tlie Oral Monday in April
buainon Thurialay.
there will lie a (lenalty of 10 per cent
Ilenry Kay wa* at Jackeonvill»<
added to amount uf taxee, with Interest
on buaineaa yesterday.
st tlie rate of 10 |ier cent. A* a matter
J. H. M in io n * wa* at Grant* Pa** on of convenience you can pay them at tlie
bu*inu*« Thuradav and Friday.
Gold H ill Rank.
M r* 0 . 0. Gault, o( Portland, la the
Prof O’Gara delivered a lecture on
guest of bar muthar, Mr*. M R. Rica.
»(•raving to a handful of an audience in
Ml«« Edna Hay*
frlenda laat week
O O I, n
Serpentine Crepe
Organde Florelle
Lawn
Batiste
Pongee
Linen Finish Flaxon
Panama Zephyrs
Gauze Marvel
Superior Dress Linen
Nothing finer than these goods have ever been brought to Gold Hill
M erritt
C om pany
of chance to survive from year to year. IT
Mr. Aitken gave twenty one days’ notice ¡11
to owners of trees to spray.
Ii th e .* “
work is not done hy tlie owner, it will •
MRS. MARY C. SMITH
Is-done hy the comity and the cost as-: Mrs. Mary E. Smith, wife of Arthur
s c s m s I against the pro|M»rty.
¡J. Smith, diet) at her home in Gold
Fred Dodge is agitating the idea of a H ill Tuesday evening, February 28,
mammoth minstrel show to provide after a seven weeks illnee-. Ileath was
funds for a gymnasium
Fred and his ! due to organic heart-trouble.
Mrs
Ills achates. Johnny Reed, are now re- ■ Smith was born iu Georgia, September
hearsing their faniou* vodeveal skit, en 28, 1867, thus being in her forty-fonrth
titled "The Adventures ol M utt and year She has been a resident of Gold
Jeff," Ralph Darling lit« promised to i H ill for many yeais, and was active in
dance the serpentine, Alvah Kellogg lodge work, both In the Rebekahs and
and Tony Olsen will sing "Tw o Little Royal Neighbors
The funeral was
Girls In Blue" In ebatume, and Steve held Wednesday, Rev. E. C. Riebard-
Jones and Charley Kell have signified coming fr -m Ashland Io conduct tlie
tnelr willingness to lie the finin' end- services at t ie ie-idence
Interment
men. In fact, there is no dearth of was made st tlie I. O O. F. cemetery,
talent, and tlie |ierformaiire will no u here the Inn si leremoni ot the R e -
doubt be the best th t has ever tieen bekaa wa» |-erh.rmeil liy Amethyst
pul on in Gold H ill simea certain mem L-dtie
Be ides tlie hushsml, tim e
orable Fourth of July celebration that daughter» arc b it .Mr». Eher Davis, of
Joe Beeman tells alsiut.
Tolo, Mrs. Nora McLain and Miss Josie
*
James R. Hays, proprietor ol the Vaudewaiker, of Grants Pnss. A num
W .yne Hotel at Detroit, and large ber of other relatives si tended the
hotels at Pault Ste. Marie, Michigan, funeral, together with a large number
and Hot Springs, Arkansas, writes Ids ol friends, for Mrs. Smith wsss woman
friend, A lfn d I-ewis. to learn if there is who made friends, and many a kindly
anything to Tlie News’ id-a that Gold little service of hers— roees tlist she
H ill is to he the junction point of tlie brought, or a glass of jell», perhaps,
new Oregon Trunk with the Southern when someone was sick—h ale tieen re
Pacific. Ttiere seems to he no doubt called since her death. Gold H di. or
hut tliat the new line will build over tlie any other part of tlie world, <an ill i
Cascades from central Oregon to the -ea spare sucti a woman
O B IT U A R Y
J GOLD HILL OPERA HOUSE
been in Gold H ill Die pant few days.
David Brown, who bought the Steven»
He is looking lor investments In the rspcli on Kane* creek lust week, says
coast country.
that lie doesn't believe be would have
I. G. Davidson »rrived from Portl and located in Gold H ili if he hadn't seen
last night and I* looking after local in the new high school building "M y
terest*, besides visiting witli hi* brother Children are all grown," said M r
Jay and family.
Brown, "but that beautiful modern
L. Currier, a mining man of Grant* school house was an earnest to me that
Pa«*, wa* nvre Monday looking over the people of Gold H ill believe in educa through the Rogue river valley. Once
Card of Thanks
tome local properties ■* tile represent tion and progress. 1 am glad to locate into tlie valley, and wanting to get to
We desire to thank the many friend»
in
such
a
community,
and
I
am
proud
the
sea,
tlie
only
logical
wav
for
ative ot Butte capitalist*.
who so kindly as-isted us during our
of tlie Gold H ill high school building.
the new line to go is down Rogue river
Frank Zaua said this morning: “ Good
late bereavement.
from
Gold
Hill
to
Grant»
Pass
For
the
work I* being done on tlie Sam* Valley
J. E. Day, ol Woodville, lias severed
A. J. S mith and family .
road. More work lias lieen done thia bis connection
with the
Oregon reason that Jim H ill never goes up bill
to
get
down
h
ill,
it
is
reasonable
to
be-
j
spring than wa* done all last year."
Nuraery company, and is preparing to
Tele grams May Now Be Phoned
Marshal Hammersly ba* made an in start a nursery himself, with “ Wash” lleve that Gold H ill will be the first i
spection id chimney* the past week, Hair and others as associates. "Pedi point in southern Oregon at which he
Additional extensions and benefits to
warning the owner* of those that were greed trees are what we will put out," will touch the 8. P ., and a crossing the public by t i e Western Union Tele
defective to put them in shape.
said Mr. Day, who was in Gobi Hill should be mule at this point, the new graph Company are announced in con
line continuing west down the river on
"W e will start our nursery
nection with the lurther development o f :
Mrs. J. If. Roberta, of Spokane, Mr*. Thursday
the opposite side from the Harriman
witli
selected
scions
from
the
liest
or
a system by which tlie Pacific Telephone
W in. Cri««, of 1-oup City, Nebraska, and
line
A Telegraph Company’s subscribers
Mrs. G. I). Bowen, also of I.oup City chard In southern Oregon, and produce
W hat seem- to be a ease of horse-steal
a
thoroughly
reliable
stock."
M
r.
Da)
may send and receive telegrams over
are here visiting their father, Chas.
is advocating siloe as a means for saving ing came to light iu Gold H ill Friday their telephones; in fact, all persons
Reidel
anil Saturday ol last week.
A man
corn for fishier in southern Oregon.
who may properly use a subscriber's
John F. M orrill, of the Riverside
came to the house of E. R. Struble at
orchard,
brought J, L. Hammersly
Trap|iers in the mountains of the the Oxley mine three miles from Gold telephone may forward telegrams to an
and J. II. Reemaii back from Jackson upper Rogue river country tell of the H ill, and offered to sell the saddle from open Western Union office at all hours
ville a-huinniiiig in hit big new Loco heaviest snow in twenty years At the the horse he was riding, saying he was of the day or night; but immediately
mobile Monday.
upper end of Pumice hill, near Prospect, broke. M r. Struble agraed to take the upon the closing of the telrgraph office
in a community, whether at night or on
H. P. Mvler, of Eugene, stopped off tlieie lias been three feet ol snow on the saddle, and the man then offered to sell
. Sundays or holidays, an arrangement is
level,
while
Union
creek
trappers
tell
between train* Sunday for a few hours,
the horse and saddle together, saying
made bv which those who wish to send
visit with his cousin, Mrs. I). U . M il ol seven or eight h»et of snow, with in that he would like to realize e i gn te|egrBms
secure connection with-
tense
cold
weather.
From
his
obser
ler. He was hastening to Oklahoma,
from them » to L get his family here
. e from
7,’ni l>ut 8,,y dehty with a distant Western
vations nt the lower borders of Crater Seattle.
where he had a sister seriously ill
A bargain was made, fifty
Union office to which the telegram may
J. F. Anderson ilied at his home at Lake park, Supt. Arant estimates that dollars for the two, and Attorney Ham- j be telephoned and no charge will be
there must lie no less than twenty feet inerslv drew up an absolute bill of sale,
Salem Tuesday, following a protracted
This means to which the man signed the name o ’ made for the use of the telephone cir
illness due to old age.
Ilis daughter, at the rim of the crater
there will probably lie no travel to tlie James Davies. He went to Medford. cuit in forwarding such telegrams.
Mrs. F. Bowers, of Sams Valley, was
This facility was originally extended
park until the middle of July,
Then someone that knew
the tran
called to Salem several weeks ago and
to the public on January 1st, hut certain
was present at the end.
A decree making permanent the tem saction noticed a notice in tlie Mail toll charges in connection therewith were
Miss Grace Garnett, of Eureka, Cali porary injunction restraining the Gold Tribune offering a reward of twenty-five established at tliat time The told charges
tliat would lead
fornia, is here as the guest of her friend, H ill Canal company from building a dam dollars for information
,
.
,
are now dispense»! with, and subscribers
to the recovery of a brown horse,
Mrs. G. Patrick. The trip was made across Rogue river on the property ol the
T i.l of 10 ,e,ePnoue company and those who
branded
W,
with
wart
in
each
ear.
Tlie
by boat front Eureka, a city id 12,000, as Condor Water A Power Co. was entered
may properly use subscribers’ telephones
notice was signed by a man named
yet without a railroad, to San Francisco, hy Judge Bean In the United Stales cir
are given tliis additional and cheaper
Wilson,
of
Griffin
creek,
who
was
noti
cuit const this morning. Tlie original
and then by rail here.
service, the only charge being that made
dam on the property was built in tlie fied, He came here Saturday night,
Supt. Madison, ol the Oriole mine at curly eighties, and recently, it was proved that the horse and saddle were for the telegram itself. Such charge is
Oalicc, was in Gold H ill Monday visiting claimed, the defendants tried to extend Ids property, paid Mr. Struble the re tlie regular rate for a telegram that would
ordinarily tie filed in tlie local telegraph
Ills friends. Dr. Smith and mother. The
it to a point about 200 feet farther up ward, and returned home. Davies was
Oriole Is one of the biggest bodies of ore than the old crib. Judge Bean’s decis arresteil in Medford Tuesday. Apparent office.
In farming and outlying communities
in southern Oregon, and is developed ion limits the old dam to the site of tlie ly he was making no effoit to escape.
telephone subscribers are given the priI-
with 1000 feet ot tunnel.
At
his
preliminary
hearing
at
Jackson
old crib and enjoins the defendant»
ilege of forwarding telegrams direct to a
R. G. F. Astbury, late owner of the from constructing o il the lands of the ville Wednesday he waived examination
Western Union office and may be assur
and
was
bound
over
to
the
grand
jury,
Riverside orchard, left last week lor a plaintiff. Portland Journal.
ed
that that office will always he open
his hail being fixed at *600, which he
trip to liis old homo in England, which
J. (
Aitken, of Woodville, deputy was unabl«* to furnish, and was commit and receive tlie telegram and transmit it
be lias not seen lor many years. He fruit Inspector, was in town Wednesday,
tlie same as if it had been carried to a
will be gone several months, but will inspecting small or family orchards, ted to the county ja il.
telegrapti offh'e and filed over the coun- !
return to southern Oregon.
which have been almost e x e m p t
Twenty-five pounds poultry panacea, ter in the usual manner.
Curl and Leslie Darling both arrived f r o m
in s p e c tio n
in
t i m e s *3.50. Jarvis tlie Druggist.
The widespread and genetal use of the
home Thursday,the former from Nevada past and which, it is argued, have
telephone in connection with the for-
Good dental work at reasonable prices.
C ity, California, where lie works in a lieen the source of much of the pests
weirding and also the d»livery of tele
power plant, and the latter from Frisco, and diseases that have bothered the big See Dixon Bros., lOtl'.., South Oth street.
grams has impressed the telegraph com
42t2
where lie has lieen in a hospital ns a orchards. The new policy is to clean Grants Pass, Oregon.
pany with tie- necessity for a more ex- I
result of an accideut three months ago up not only every orchard, hut every
Good fresh milch cow for sale.
" d id anil valuable service to the public, =
at Hornbrook,
tree, so tliat pests will have a minimum
W . H . SXARLB.
which is now grauted.
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