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A. E. KELLOGG
EMBALMEK AND FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
Complete ho»* «»( burial rob««,
casket«, itc .
<J,«deratakiog room-opposite i.O . O. F
building; ptiooe 36 Main
GOLD HILL OREGON'
16146363
THROUGHOUT OREGON
Chronicle of Important Events
of Interest to Our
Readers.
C L EM EN T H. SM ITH. M. D.
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
E ngagem ents fo r obstetrical
visits m ust be m ade
in advance
« O l»
B IL L
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION,
ltopartmemt ot the Interior, U. 8. Land
Office at Roseburg. Ore., April, 17,1911.
Notire is hereby given that Edwin K.
Struble, of Gold lllll, Oregon, who, on
February 6, 1910, made Homestead Bu­
ry, «erlal No. 05862, for W. >, S. W.
Section 2, Township 36 S., Range 3 W.
Willamette Meridian, lias filed notice ol
intention to make Final Commutation
Proof, to establish rlalm to the land a-
bove deecribed. before Register, R< ceiv-
er United States Land Office, at Rose­
burg,Ore., on the 16th dry of June, 1911
Claimant names as witnesses: George
Lyman of Gold Hi’l, Ore., H. A. Hoot-
«11, ot Gold Hill, Oregon, ‘.V, H. Harvey
ct Gold Hill Oregon, Silas Flemming, ot
Gold Hill Oregon.
BENJAMIM F. JONES. Register.
Want Ordinance Amended.
Oresham.—An endeavor will be
made by the dairymen of eastern
.Multnomah county to have the uiMk
ordinances of the city of Portland
amended, so that, as one member ex
pressed himself, "the mtlk dialers
A. E. KELLOGG
will be law-abiding citixens." It was
NOTARY PUBLIC
NOTICE FOR 1'1'Bl.ICATION
asserted that the milk taws are t o
Department
ot the Interior, U. 8.
Phone 8j Main
drastic, and that to enforce them lit
GOLD HILL. OREGON
erally would entail a hardship which Land Office st Roseburg, Oregon, April
could not be undergone. Ttieir en 14. 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Harley
DR. ARTE MAS W. D EANE
forcement would cut otf Portland a
C. Hutchinson, whosepoat-oflice address
DENTIST
milk supply, ft was said.
is Tolo, Jackson county, Oregon, did, on
OAS ADMIXISrKRRD
the 23 day ol June, 1910, tile in this off-
Mines Ordered Removed.
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
ee .■'»urn Stat- menl end Application,
Astoria.— In accordance with order
No. 05904. to purchase tiie N.W >4, See.
DR. R. C. KELSEY
issued by Lieutenant-Colonel Foote, 21. loAiiship 36 S., Range S weal, Will­
amette Meridian, and the limber there-
OTFICK IN
the
quartermaster’s
department oh , under the provision of the act nt June
G O LD H IL L H O S P IT A L
steamer Major Samuel Ringgold le.t 3, 1818, and acts amendatory, known aa
COR. THIRD A C STS.
to remove the mines that half been the "Timber and Stone Law,” at auch
GOLD HILL. OREGON
planted in the river between Fort value aa might be fixed hv appraisement,
and that, pursuant to such application,
Columbia and Desdemona lighthouse tiie laud and timber thereon have been
JOHN H .CARK IN
GLENN O. TAYL3P and which hail proven a menace te appraised, |oS0 00 the timber eal Ousted
980.000 board ft at 50 rents per M, and
gill netters drifting In that district.
CARKIN & TAYLOR
the land >40.00; tiiat said applicant will
LAWYERS
offer final proof in suppoit of bis appli­
BOCKS 17-19 OTSR JACKSON COUNTY BA N »
cation
and sworn staiement on the 30 dav
PRE-COOLING DEPOT SOON
MEDFORD, OREGON
of June, 1911, before W. H. Canon. U.
8 . Commissioner, at Medford. Oregon
Fruitmen to Welcome Station of Im­
Any person is at liberty to protest this
J. L. HAM M ERSLY
portance at Salem.
purchase bet* re entry, or Init.ate a con­
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
Salem.—The second pre-cooling eta test at any time before patent issue«,'bv
tlon of any importance in the I'n tail filing a corroborate»! affidavit in this off­
OmCR IN BANE BUILDING
ice, alleging farts which would defeat
States will be established in this city the entry.
GOLD HILL, OREGON
during the n e lt two months by the
BENJAMIN F. JONES. Register.
federhl government. A. W. Dennis
C. F. BOWMAN
and his wife have arrived here to take ADMINITRATRIX'S SALE OF REAL
C a rpenter and J oiner
PROPERTY
up
the work. He is connected with
P ap erh an g er
In the Co.:"«*- Court of the State of Ore
the
Department
of
Agriculture.
The
GOLD HILL. OREGON
gon for Jack,on County.
object of the station -s to give in
In
the matter of the estate of l . F . Gard­
struction in the science of pre-c»o'ins
ner, deceased.
Jlllllt fruit by doing away with the old sy s­
Notice is hereby given that the under­
tem of refrigeration.
signed, as administratrix of the estate of
Fruit pre-cooled is said to with­
! L. F. Gardner, deceased, pursuant to tiie
stand the hardships of a long Journey
order of the above entitled court, dulv
to Eastern markets much better than made and entered on the 4th day of May.
when handled under the old process. 1911, » ill proceed to sell at private sale,
Wide experlmenta! on has been car from and after tiie 3rd day of June,1911,
ried on successfully along these lines at the («ostoffice, at Sains Valley, Orevou,
in California and experts believe it all the right, title and interest i.eld nr
will be equally successful. If not more possessed by L. F. Gardner at the time
so. in Oregon.
of hip death, or since acquired by «aide-
Southern
O regon
Nursery Co.
High grade stock at
reasonable prices
JU
No piece roo! grafting
Mo substitutes
No fakes
iU
I make the buyer's
interests myjown
M
J. E. Day
Manager
Woodville, Oregon
Everything
good to e a t in
th e line of bak­
ery p roducts—
bread : ROLLS
CAKE : PASTRY
HOME-MADE
PIES
The Gold Hill
Bakery
At the present time there are 28
government Irrigation projects In va
rleui stages of construction. The to­
tal acreage involved In these projects
Is 8,200,000, and the total area now
voder water ia 1,000,000 acres, on
whfoh have been established ap­
proxim ately 14,000 families and an
<ggual number have taken up their
-taomes In the eltles. towns and vil­
lages.
Demooratio members of the ways
means committee of the House
bare undertaken the task of drafting
a bill revising the wool schedule. The
:om m lttee debated without attempting
to reach a decision whether the bill
shall place raw wool on the tree list
sr reduce the tariff 50 per cent or
■are. T he paramount issue in revis­
ing the schedule is revenue. It Is
probable that In ten daya the tanta-
gva bill will ba sabmltted.
and
Twenty-one Men Are Paroled.
Salem. — Twenty-one men were
given their freedom by the board ot
parole. There were over 100 appli­
cants for parole, but too little infor­
mation regarding men's past histories
waa in the hands of the new board to
enable It to pass favorably on many
o t them. The board will not meet
again for a month.
M'CLALLEN IS NOT GUILTY
Roseburg Man Acquitted of Second-
Degree Murder In Killing Mahan.
Roseburg, Ore.—After a triad last­
ing nearly four days, Roy McClallen,
who shot and killed Ben A. Mahan,
in this city the night ot March 13,
waa acquitted by a Jury in the State
Circuit Court here of the charge of
murder in the second degree. Mahan
waa killed over Lillian Speleher, a di­
vorced woman, with whom Mahan
was infatuated.
WESTON TO CELEBRATE
Pioneers of Umatilla in Reunion May
28-27.
Weston.—This town is actively pre
paring for the sixteenth annual re­
union of Umatilla county pioneers, to
be held here May 26 and 27. The
annual address will be given Friday
by Walter M. Pierce of Union county,
and the memorial address Saturday,
by Stephen B. L. Penrose, president
of Whitman College. Among the so­
loists will be Miss Zilla Simpson of
Weston, James Bannon of Porthnd
and Dr. Elmer Hill of Waitsburg.
Mrs. W. O. Read of Athena will give
dramatic readings, and there will be
chorus singing by Weston high school
and music by the ladies' band of this
place.
Elks Take Census.
Klamath Falls.—The local members
of the Ashland Elks have just com­
pleted taking the census of Klamath
Falls with a view of seeing if ibe
town had people enough for them to
get a charter.
Test Clay at Bandon.
Bandon.—A kiln test of clay Is be­
ing made here to determine the burl­
ing quality of the clay deposit discov­
ered near town last Bummer. An ef­
fort Is being made to manufacture Ore
r'ek and pottery.
Baker is to have an additional res­
ervoir for its water system with a
capacity of .'¡00,000 gallons. The cost
ot the reservoir Is >26,000.
« IK I
HAYING TIME
I«S H E R E A G A I N
M c C o r m ic k M o w e r s
and R akes
C h a m p io n M o w e r s
T h e s e m a c h in e s a r e th e b e st. F o r s p e e d
a n d e f f ic ie n c y t h e y c a n 't b e b e a t.
« S ta n d a r d a n d M a n i l a
B in d in g T w in e
M a c h i n e O il
W . G. M Y ERS
Cold Hill, O regon
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
■
Department of the Interior,
J
L. S. Land Office st Roaaburg, Ore.,
May 18, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Marion
Adair of Drew Oregon, who, October
9th, 1910, made Homestead entrv ser'al
T H A T M E A N S ----G E T A N
No. 054X6, for the S % N E l « , s l i d
N * l 2o SEI<, of Section
15,
Town­
ship 32 8,
Runge
2
W.
W.
Meridian, hna died notice ol Int. ntion
to make Final Five year Proof, to
establish 1 Isim »0 ihe land n la iv -d e.
scribed lieforetlie Rcgi-trrand Receiver
We will send you an iron on 30 DAYS F R E E TR IA L
U. S. Land office at Rosetiurg Oregon,
on the 26th day ol June, 1911.
Claimant imine-an witne-i.es: John
stale, in and to tiie following described
John B. Madvchu,, Slid William
real property situated in Jackson County, Roth,
FT. McQueen all of Drew, Oregon and
M A IN O F F IC E -M E D F O R D , O R
Oregon, to-wit;
Edward D. Brisco of Trail, Oregon.
BENJAMIN F. JONES. Register.
Beginning at the southeast corner nf
section 30, in township 35 south of range
Blakesley Found Qullty.
2 west, running thence west 60 rod«;
8t
Helens.—J.
K.
Blakesley
1 lienee north HO rods ¡thence east 601 o d s;
thence south along the east line ol said t**Toots") was found guilty by a Jury
section 30 to the place of beginning, ex­ of an attempt to extort money from
cepting therefrom those certain tract- County Treasurer Quick here In IMS
and parcels of land which were convey-
veyed to parties other than Wadhams a
Company, piior to April 6th, 1HW6.
Also, the following described tract or
parcel ot land, to-wit: HO feet in width-
and 177 feet in length being and lying In
“ The Little Tailor”
the northeast corner nf the one acre lot
77>e C r y tta l B a rb e r Shop
in block 1, as marked on the town plat
of Sams Valley, and being in section 30,
atturedly!
Tp. 35, south of range 2 west, W. M.
Also the following described tract or
parcel of land, to-w it: HO feet square, be­
ing HO leet each way, in tiie southeast
r -
— 7
corner of the one acre lot in block 1 as
marked on the town plat of Sams Valley,
in section 30, Tp. .35 8. K. 2 West, W. M.
Also, the following described tract or
Berry B rother’» Furniture D rafting
parcel of land, to-wit: Beginning at the
northeast corner of lot numbered 4 in
is cheaper and b e tte r than liquid veneer.
block numbered 2 of Sams Valley; said
It takes o ff all th e w hite spots and m akes
beginning corner hears west 990 feet,anil
610 feet north of corner common to sec­
y our fu rn itu re look like new.
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tions 29, 30, 31 and 32 in Tp. 35 south of
Phone 38
R. 2 west of W.M. thence west 330 fe e t;
FRANK BURNETT
thence south 759 fe e t; thence east 120
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feet, thence north 49 feet, thence east
210 feet to the place of beginning; also,
lots 3 and 4 in block 2 and lots 1 and 8
in block 3 in the town survey of Hams
Valley, or Moonville; all being in the
P R A C T IC A L
southeast quarter of the southeast quar­
S
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ter of section 30, Tp. 35 south of range
2 west, W. M.
Boots and Shops Made to Order
Also the following described tract or
R E P A IR IN G
parcel of land, to-wit: The SW quarter
Done
in First-Class Shape
of the NE quarter, the east half of the
O ur m odern draw - kiln
northwest quarter anil the southwest
H A R N E S S R E P A IR E D
quarter of the NW quarter of Sec. 26, In
plant is now in operation,
SATISFACTION GlIARANTttD
Township 36 south of range 3 west,
and we a re tu rn in g out
W. M.
R e e d 's
Also, the following described tract or
LIM E th a t by chem ical
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parcel of land, to-wit: Lots 2, 5 and 6 in
te
s t and p u rity of co n ten t
Next to Barber Shop
in block 1, town of Sams Valley, being
is
superior to any lim e
in section 30, Tp. .'¡5, South of range 2
west, W. MJ
m anufactured on this coast
Said property will be sold subject to
confirmation by said Connty Court, sub­
Especially adapted for
ject to such incumbrances as may b
HORSESHOEING
spraying purposes
against said property at the time of said
and
sale, if any.
Terms of sale, part cash and balance
If you w an t your
GENERAL W O O D
Write for prices
of purchase price to be secured by mort­
t
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p
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gage on property, subject only to such
and
CALCITE W H ITE LIME CO.
sh a p e b e su re
incumbrance, if any, against said pro­
Kiln and Office
IRON
WORK
perty at the time of sale.
to s e e
Gold Hill, Oregon
First publication of this notice, May
6th, 1911 ; last publication to be June 3d,
1911.
M art E. G akdrbb ,
Blacksmith
Administratrix ol the estate of
F ob S alb — -A two-seated hack, nai
L. F. Gardner, deceased.
B la c k s m it h
naw; price >50; Inquire of G. L. B
DO Iron in Comfort
E le c t r ic I r o n
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC CO
A. J. Messner
Cleaning
Pressing
and
Repairing
For a
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clean shave
neat haircut
thorough shampoo
comfortable massage
good shine-------
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CHARLES KELL
C. E. Carter