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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1911)
PAGE FOTO THE THE COUNTY RECORDER’S OEEICE The County Recorder’s office is one of the most important offices m the county. The titles to millions of dollars’ worth of = = = = = = = by property are dependent on the safety of the records in the county RfX M. IAMPMAN Recorder s office. The vaultroom in which all the records are ■Catered at the Gold Iitit poeto,tice f o r t r a i,e n ti» stored is entirely too small: further the vaultroom is not fire •ton throng* th e Tatted s tale , matte ae eeeond-ela»» m a tte r proof and the valuable records art' liable at any time to be des- troyetl by tire. Every real estate owners in Jackson county is Sob« nption $ 1 .5 0 Per Annum, in Advance vitally inter, sted in the safety of those records; would-be in vestors in Jackson real estate will think twice and hesitate S atvrpay . A pril 8. 1911 when they learn that the record evidencesof the title to the lands which are offered to them are kept in a firetrap vault What B.'G WRITE-UP would be thought of a bank that kept its records and funds in FOR THIS VALLEY As announced In the Mall Tribune a hretrap room; depositors would leave such a bank as rats an me time ago, the Rogue River val leave a sinking ship. Jackson county exposes to destruction the ley is to be specially featured In the invaluable records relating to the lands in the county as though June issue of the Sunset magazine the records were mere stove wood. by an elaborate article of sixteen The office room alloted the County Recorder is scandalously pages, with superb four color Illus trations. Walter V. Woehlke one of insufficient; it is asisine to expect the County Recorder to pro America s foremost magazine writers, perly conduct and carry on the business of his important office and a special contributor to the Sat- in the cramped quarters allotted to him. There is not another urdag Evening Poat. has been charg ed with preparing the article, and county in the state of Oregon where such cramped insufficient has just left for Portland after spend quarters are alotted the County Recorder as are set apart for his ing three days looklhg over the val use in Jackson county. The force of deputies in the Recorders ley. Photographs have been for It is time warded to the San Francisco office of offiice should be increased by at least two deputies. the Sunset magazine, and it Is ex that the county commissioners woke up to the fact that Jackson pected that the June number will be county is no longer to be classed among the “jay counties ” it is ready for distribution about May 25. no longer a backwood county. The fu rn ish in g of the County R. L. Conner, assistant business Recorder’s office are out of date and insufficient There should manager is In Medford with view of arranging for as wide a spread of be proper office rooms, desks, chairs and file cases provided for the issue as possible, and from pre the Recorder at once. It is a rank injustice to a faithful public sent expectations hopes to be able to have the business men and citi office io expect the Recorder to perform his duties in the cramp zens mail not leas than ten thousand ed insufficient quarters provided for him and with an insufficient copies from this vicinity to their numbers of deputies. It is high time that the commissioners friends In the east. furnished proper quarters and accommodations for the Countv The Sunset publishers have adopt Recorder. J ed a novel scheme in sending out the Published Cvcry Seturtb» at Gold Mill Jackson County, O regon OUR SPRING STOCK Is . Now Com plete C all and Inspect It L a te s t » S p rin g »Styles Law ns, G i n g . ham s, e tc . M i n e r s S u p p l i e s e tc . Straw Hats For You O ur G rocery D epartm ent is re-stocked w it h fresh lunch goods, fruits and vegetables daily. CaU and see them. Lance & Company Free delivery to Foots creek Tuesday and prepay charges on goods sent by mail. Rogue River number, by assuming _____________ C a p t I nconnu the cost of the postage which is 4 . s E a ’r r .' T . ' cents per copy, upon the addresses If the published reports concerning the depravity existing at of parties for whom the magazines ate Intended, being sent to them. The the state insane asylum are correct—and so far there’s nothing INSURRECTO CHIEF Commercial Club has been directly to the contrary—the whole “cheese"-from the barn-yard to the K* 'V r> instrumental In securing this conces governor’s office-should be given “clearance papers.” It is sion from the Sunset in behalf of the whole valley, and urges that every quite humiliating, to say the least, to the friends and relativies citizen of Medford take this occasion of unfortunate persons eommited to the asylum to know the to mall a thoroughly representative treatm ent accorded is of such a depraving nature. xMatters at article upon our country to their the state institution need a through investigation. The people friends. The pupils of the schools will be invited to do so also, and It at large have a right to know the facts and if the are as reported Is expected that they will respond as proper punishment should be meted out to those responsible for eagerly as they did on Colonist Day, such a state of affairs. —Umpqua Valley News vhen alt records of similar co-opera tive work was broken by every pupil in the Medford schools writing to WHY HOT « SPORTING COINAGE TELLS OF SIBERIAN ESCAPES. their eastern friends. Any one wish ing may arrange between now and In g iis h W a g Suggests im provem ents Four Tim e Eludar of Czar Visits on G eo rg ian Issue. May 25th to subscribe for as many United State«. The man; criticisms launched copies as they wish If they will call After thlrty-fiuir year» of battling against the new Georgian coinage of I with su(*rexslve <zxir* Leoo Gregorie at the Medford Commercial Club. Great Britain have taken another turn vltch Deut»-b U hx concluded that be through a novel though waggish sug will eliminate Kusels from his Itiner OECLARE WAR gestion The innovation proposed la ary for a time and try his luck In ON VALLEY CROPS a sporting coinage in view of the America. This determination la not British tendencies. caused by bla four linprlxonmenta- Medford sportsmen have declared The promoter of the eporting legal war on the crows and have determin Oder calls attention to the man; two in Russia and two in Siberia —but for the reason that he desires to start ed to exterminate these destroyers of a Rusaiau Dewspa|>er in New York that game birds as quickly as possible. F. I. MADERO. will preach the nihilistic cause. Since last January over 700 crows ••-c zd e d provisional president and Deutsch is now fifty-five years of have died and the war is being wag age. but hardy and willing to risk a leader of the revolutions, y movement third sentence to Siberia if necessary in Mexico. ed with skill on both sides. His first trouble with the police was The crows have changed their rook- In 1876 when he was serving in the er'2s and feeding grounds and now STANDARD OIL BUYS army. He was an admirer of Karl all are congregating at or near the Marx and was accused by the govern Gold Ray dam. For miles they come ment of circulating socialistic props Southern Pacific Gives Control of Az each evening and hunters say that toe is ted O il Company. ganda among the soldiers. He was the sky Is black with them at dusk tried and imprisoned at Kiev After San Francisco—Following upon an a few months' incarceration Deutsch announcement made a few days ago In this natural rookery nature pro determined it was time for escape, so that the Southern Pacific Company tects the crows to a great extent, and he begged a bath. Guarded by two It takes all the skill possible to kill soldiers, he was taken to n nearby had named a price for the sale of Its them. They fly high to the dam and bathhouse, where be knew Ills friends controlling Interest In the Associated then drop quickly into the brush and had secreted clothes nenr the pool He Oil Coni pan" to an eastern syndicate, a gunsman needs to be quick of eye disrobed before the soldiers, who It was learned from an authoritative and finger. Not only that, but the watched the clothes and failed to rec source that the Standard was the pros crows are “wise” to crow decoys, and ognlze him when he appeared in dis pective purchaser and that the deal guise. Deutsch stayed in Kiev under crow callers,'' and only live decoys involved the practical combination in an assumed name and a year later will attract them. one control of all the pipe lines of the moved to the province of Poltava. Sunday, Keyes, Seeley, Emerick Coast. and Miles took a party of hunters out to the dam in their autos at 5 Oregon Case Is Delayed. o’clock. In the party were C. Miles, Washington—Pushed to the rear W. W. Humphrey, Bill Keyes, E. R. by the advancement and rehearing ol Seely, O. Corum. V. J. Emerick, M. many Federal cases, Including the J. Emerick, Frank Emerick and H. E. dissolution suits against the Standard Boyden. The party killed 70 crows Oil and tha tobacco corporations, tho In the morning Humphrey, V. J. Oregon case, involving the constitu- j Frank and M. J. Emerick went out to SDOOEXTIONH »OK SPOETINO COIXAOM. tlonallty of laws adopted by the Ini- : an old rookery and killed 115 crows. tlative and referendum method, may fields of artistic endeavor opened by such a change with the possibilities not be passed upon by the Federal of high art in reproducing groups of Brokerage Offices Raided. Supreme Court until next year. New York. In a raid on the stock Individual models from the football brokerage offices in Fifth Avenue, oc and athletic field, bowling alley, race track, boxing ring, wrestling mat or cupied by Wisner & Co., and the skating rink. D A N G E R O U S L IE 8 . Standard Securities Company, post- He promises the government a That a lie which is half n troth office inspectors charge that irregu strong support from the British pub is ever the blackest of lies; laritloa amounting to more than 22,- lic if his suggestion is followed. That a lie which Is all a lie inay •00,000 had been brought to light. b© met and fought with out right. Transactions in excess of 210,000,000 P U B L IC SCH O O LS. But a lie which is part a truth throughout the country are credited I consider the public school is a harder matter to fight. to th« two concerns In the last few UCON OKKOOllIKVIT'H IlKtJTSOH. system the greatest factor In the —Alfred Tennyson. years. solving of our problems I be where he preached socialism until re arrested, This time It took him six lieve there is no group of people Wichita Socialists Win. months to escape. in this world that stand so high Wichita, Kan.—Primary elections Then his friends thought It advisable in morals, that stand wo high in under the commission form of gov for Deutsch to leave Itiis- la for a time, Ideals and patriotism, as the A REQUIEM. and he went to Switzerland. The Rus •rn-nent held in Wichita brought teachers. But it Is not so much U n d er »he w ide an d s ta r r y sky slnn revolulioii had broken out, and he D ig th e g ra v e an d lei m e lie. what you teach the child. It la •orprise in tha shape of a Socialist G lad did I live an d g ladly die, passed sympathizers through Germany not so much what you say to landslide when A. L. Blase, a col, And I laid m e dow n w ith n will. Into the «gar's domains until dlscov the child, as It is what you are bier, was nominated by that party ered and extradited. He was con T h is be th e v e rse you g ra v e fo r me: to the child that Is of greatest for Mayor by a plurality of at least "H ero h e lies, w h ere ho long, d Io be. deroned to Siberia, and it was ten mine to him. We sometimes H o m e Is th e sa ilo r, borne from eea, 200 votes, and two Socialist caixdi j years before he succeeded in effecting forget what examples we are.— And th e h u n te r b me from th e his escape. ?<lr issloner were placed - Deen Snmncr. hill." Deutsch returned to HL Petersbuic —R o b e rt Ixaxis B teveason, e> the tickets. and participated in tho revolution, bui G a r d e n in g 'J 'H E time of the year has arrived for gardening, and I have in stock one of the most complete and up-to-date stocks of garden tools that ever came into Southern Oregon. In fact, I now have a $9,(XX) stoek of hardware, stoves, tinware, graniteware, blue Hnd white enamel ware, queenswuro, etc. I carry every thing in the hardware and miner’s lines. Remember, the place to buy hardware is of D. H. M iller G o l d H il l , O r e g o n Indian Runner DUCK EGGS FOR H A T C H IN G Pen No. 1, per dozen eggs, $3.00 2.00 Pen No. 2, per dozen eggs. Ali orders delivered promptly in Gold Hill, and expressed elsewhere same day as received J. E. CREWS, GOLD HILL, OREGON L. S. N O E Real Estate and Brokerage R e n t« C o lle c te d P r o p e r tie s R e n te d & I draw deeds, mortgages, wills, inffact all kinds of legal instruments S e r v ic e s G u a r a n te e d List y o u r ranch, orchard o r mine wit h--- L /.ÍA P M A N & H A M M R R .S L Y 1 a
