Gold Hill news., June 24, 1911, Image 5

<♦. H . l.andit was an Ashland visitor
Muiaay.
>
G. U llsff was at Grants Pass
bilsine-e Wednesday.
II
D. Reed and Chas K»ll transacted
huaiiie«« a t Grants Pa«« Wednesday.
Mr» J, F. Detrlch and children were
vl III, g Jsckaonvllle friends this week
H If. Harris left Wednesday for a
irti, Into nortl ern California, where he
<« Interested in large timber holdings,
Mr and Mr . l.nke Jennings left Wed-
-la y (or l-elianon, their former home,
eh re they will visit for a few we ks.
Local News Notes
Ml«« Blossom H> > i i i ii visited Ashland
friend» Tu«-tl«y,
Mi Oeo. M iller and daughter Wln-
ui , of l.lhcoln, Nebrarka, ane visiting
Mr«. M iller’s brother, Fred Rlodel, anil
fam ly
A C Holcomb, manager of the Peer-
Mr«, 0. F, B'i»uian wa« at Grant» h »- ('Io Idng company, of Grants Para,
Paia Wednesday
)
Frail W ilt wa« nt Grant»
>iil«ini<«a Watlnaml ty.
Ve»ns Blue, of
visiting hl« lath' r
pa«« on
l-ld an d , ha« Insti
tb«i past «rest,
0 . 0 Wilson «ml wife,of Ham* Valley,
ware Monday visitor» in (fold l llil,
T J. Weal ni >.le a trln to Ashland by
ten in Tuesday, returning Wednesday
wsv m Gold H ill Wednesday In the In­
terest« of hi» firm,
Mr» John Baird,of Debole, Nebraska.
1« a «neat «t the home of G. B. Turner
She was called here by the I Hues« of her
•t ter, Mrs. Turner.
W .rrt B Stev, i i | and family arrived
from Portlnnd last F'lday and will make
’ lielr home at the Grey Eag’e mine, of
wh'cli Mr. Steven« 1« manager.
Sp len did Sh oe S h o w in g
Call and see our display of Shoes and Oxfords.
We will treat you courteously and and will willing­
ly fit on as many styles as you may care t o try.
We carry the great values and variety of hand­
some styles in the Selz Royal Blue; and in other
lines for men, women, hoys and girls
a t all prices and all leathers.
Memlame« M. M. Avery and R. 0 .
Mrs. Helen Hoskins and little grand­
K«l»ey were at Medford on builnear
daughter, also Helen, returned to Med­
Tneeday.
ford Monday after a visit with Mr. and
A eon wa« b u r
o Mr. and Mre.
Mr«. C. E. M iller in Ham« Valley.
Runtien Cain at ihelr borne In Medford
C. N. Htiaver, who this week pur­
on Friday of la«t week
chased the Crystal barb r «hop nt <». I,.
Mr«, I.ynn f’nnlln a< tl Infant «on, of Half, has remed A. J. Olsen’a house,
Aah'and. are v is itin g her parent», Mr.
sod will occupy it In a few day« with
and Mr«. W alla Dun ay.
hl« family, who will remove from from
Mr. and Mrs. IJ. G. Gilmore, of T H R EE THO USAN D YEARS AGO.
W A S a shepherd o f T e m p « :
D. Haight, lata of Duhola, Nebra-ka. Ashland,
Seattle, have taken up tbeir residence
Tou w sr« a m aid o f T y ra .
Its« Imught Ja» R ihbln* residence
J Q Järvi« and family, Mi«e Dora here for the summer, at the home of
W h a t ship could It be b ro u g h t overeee
opposite the David«ou property.
Tou and y o u r .y e s o f A re ’
M r. Gilmore I* a
Caine and Fluid Eddinge were a party Mr«. Blackburn.
Tou and y o u r blu« and purple.
J M. A Inuit wa« here Munday to re­ who enjoyed a picnic with R. E. Smith musician of much more than ordinary
T o u r h a ir In a tw le te d spire.
He was for some rears T o u r «oft little fo rm so lig h t a nd w o rm .
move Ida elgar-meliing equipment to and fam ily, of the Riverside orchard, attainment.
T h e he e v 'n o f m y h e a rt's desire.
Ashland. where h> will open a fartoiy.
Sunday, on Rogue river about two mile« instructor of music at Racine college, I
Wisconsin, and was Io: some time prin­ I c arrie d you off to Tem pe.
L. H Noe left Tneeday lor Klamath below the Gold Ray dam.
O u t o f th e w h ite sea tow n.
Falla, where he haa a inerry-go-round
G. B. Clark, who recently removed cipal of the department of music at F o r stro ng w as I o f a rm an d th ig h .
A w re s tle r o f ren o w n ;
which he will operate through the sum­ from Grand Junction, Colorado, and T rinity college, Toronto. He served as
T o u and y o u r du sk y tresses.
mer.
located In Hama Valley, was in the cltv organist and choir-master in Ht. Paui’e
Tou and y o u r brow s o f b row n.
cathedral, Buffalo, and was for twenty- i T o m y sheepskin te n t, the w a y w o w ent.
Miaa Fannie Hmith went to Jackson­ Tneeday. He expressed himself as well
A nd th e re I set you down.
two years musical and diainatic critic
ville Tneeday to take the teacher'« pleared with his new location, and con­
for the I>etroit Free Press.
M r. G il­ And love woo th e lord o f Tem po.
examination« In progre«« there thia siders southern Oregon the best pert ol
L o ve lik e a noonday glow .
more has consented to take uharge of
the weat.
week.
the mnsic at the M. E chnrh at to­ W h e n m I ill held you and kissed In th e p u rp le
Master Floyd and Miae Gladya Dar
Wm R. Hammerelv and wife left for
morrow’s services, and will sing a solo
I t w as a ll th a t a m an need know
A n d th e sm oke o f ou r h e a rth stole u p ­
their home at fatkeview the fir«» of the ling entertained I number of their play at each service, morning and evening.
w ard
week, after a vlait with relative« here mate« at the home nftheirgrandparen's,
A nd the bells o f o u r flock r a n g low
T h a t the lemons old Gold hill, from
Mr. and Mrs W. E. Parting, on Friday
and at Woodvlle.
Aa I clasped you tig h t In th o s m o ldering
which tbiscity derives its name from and
lig h t
Refreshment« were
J. H . Beeman and G. W. I.anoe Jr of last week
T h re e thousand years ago.
which a pocket said to have contained
have Iwen appointed atih-coinmitteemen vedou the lawn, consisting ol sandwiches from a quarter to a half a million dol- '
- P a l l M a ll G a a e tta
to assist In gathering an exhibit lor the and strawberries, cake and Ice tea.
lars were taken in the late fifties, is far
S rtd rfflw l Notice
Ml«««« I.eda and Opal Harvey had
Grant« Pass mining congreea, which
from being in the alao-ran cla-s as a
.
.
.
.
1
Haviog
sold
my barber business to
partv
Tuesday
aft-m
oon
at
their
home
nireix July 18th.
gold producer was evidenced T h .ro d .y M r. c N sh. T„ , „ d h„ ,
„„
O. N. Nelson, of Jacksonville, an in­ on Sunny Slope ranch on Rogue river, a when J . A. Perry brought in »2.900 to | |n U r M t t U |W n , nd w, , h(ng *
to rance entlcitor of the don't-glve-op mile north ol Gold II II. The event wa* tbe Gold H ill Bank and deposit' d it lor
up all sccnnnta standing on my books, I
the-ahip variety, and withal a very In honor of Leda's brlthday, and the shipment to tbe Selby smelter.
Mr.
use thi» method of reque-ting all who
'ittle
folks
who
attended
had
all
kinds
pleaaant gentleman, has been In our
Perry has bean working on Geld hill for
of fun.
They feasted on strawberries the past eight months under a lease have aay account with G. L. Haff for
midst th r paat few days.
barber work or laundry to call and set­
and cream, and bad Iota of other good
from Col. F . H. and Dr. C R. Ray, the
Miaee* Ruth and lx>is B ritt returned
tle the same as soon as possible.
things t«sides.
present owners o f the hill, and last fall
thia week from a throe-months atav at
G. L. H ast .
W
illiam
Pauloy,
who
was
arrested
in
took over »700 from a "bunch"or pocket.
K'am eth Falla with their nude. E. 8.
March
for
carrying
concealed
weapons
The »2,000 whlsh he brought in Thurs­
Notice
Copper,
Mlae Andrey Britt went Io
Dr. M. C Findley of Grants Pass will
Klam ath Falla la»t week and returned and fined »78 and given sixty day«, was day was recovered from the rock by
arrested in Woodville Saturday on tbe means of a band mortar and pestle, be absent from bis office from June 22,
w ith them.
charge of beating bis wife.
He wa« which sbowa that the Gold bill ore is 1011, to July 5, 1911, during which lime
Work le progressing rapid 1} on 0 . A
sentenced to a term of two months In rich enough to attract attention in auy he will be in Loa Angeles attending a
Peterson's new eight-room bongalow,
jail.
The sixty days sentence In the country, and would prob>bly start a joint meeting of tbe American Medical
which la being bxailt by Contractor D.
former conviction was suspended on
boom If discovered in any country but association and fhe Pacific Association of
P Blue. When completed thePetereon promise of good
behavior.
He must southern Oregon, which persistently re­ Railway 8urgeons.
Those Interested
bungalow will be one of the codeet
serve it now.
fuses to have a mining excitement, no will please note the date of hia absence.
home« in the city.
According to the latteet bulletin of matter what happens.
T. A. Filar, of the Jackson County
T wmMure to Trade
the government geological survey, the
W . G. Myers wsi elected a memoer
Rank, was In the city Tuesday with I,.
Frist-class furniture to trade for cow
height above sea level at a point in front of the school board to serve three vears,
E. Hoover, the Quaker nursery man,
of the Gold H ill depot 1« 1084.1 feet at the annual school m eting held at or horee and wagon. Call up Main 4082,
who wa« touring tbla end ol the county
Central Point 1273; Medford 1643.7; the new high school building Monday. Medford, or inquire at The News office.
looking for thoee who will need yonng
Ashland 1WW.8; Jacksonville 1508.5 J. L. Hammersly, the retiring member,
fruit trcee this eeaeon.
For Sot«
Woodville 994.1; Grants Pass 984. The was not a candidate for reelection owing
Second-hand rigs in good condition
Ride have luen asked by the connty water level of Crater Lake is given as
to business affairs which demand much
which we wish to replace with new.
court for the erection of a new steel 6177.3, and the lowest p on t on the rim
of his time outside of Gold H ill.
Mrs. Also a few horses.
bridge across Rogue river at Gold H ill. of the lake 7943 A, showing that It ia al­
Kila Patrick, who has served aa clerk
Darling & Hodges.
Plana and specification« have b an pre­ most a thousand feet from the rim of
for the past year, was honored by a
pared by connty road engineer W. W the crater ts the water's edge.
For Sale
unanimous reelection.
Dr. Kelsey,
Harmon.
I t is planned to start the
At a bargain, second-hand drop-head
Those who attend the strawberry speaking lot the «ebo I board, of which
work soon and rush It through to com­
W . G. Myers.
banquet and conversaxione which the he is a member, read a statement of the Singer sewing machine.
pletion.
I .»dies Aid will give this evening will past year’s expendtures, showing that
Quench your thirst at Turner’s soda
M r. Robert Jackeon, of Corvallis, and lie expected to come prepared to talk on Gold H ill’s splendid new high school
fountain.
Miss Mattel Houck, formerly of Gold one or all of the following subjects: building was completed and equipped
The Peerless Clothing company pays
H ill and a daughter of J. J. Houck, now ' Agriculture," “ The A rt of Entertain­ for something le«« than »20,900, which
of thia city, were married last Saturday ing," "M inin g,"
"Style«,’’
"Best included the purchase price of the your carfare.
evening at Corvallis. The bride's father Method of Raising Church M oney,” grounds.
J. H. Beeman presented a A 60-pound sock of stock food for »3.70
attended the ceremony.
Many old ■Domeatsc Science,” “ Poultry," "M y resolution, which wa» adopted by the
at Jarvis the Druggist’s.
friends of the Houck family here will Favorite Book," “ Gold H ill’« Possibili­ meeting, that in view of the extraordi-
join in congratulations.
ties," "Roses " There’« a diversity for ry expenditure of tho paat year, the
I’iano votes with every purchase at the
A. J. Olsen removed from his resi­ you—take your choice and come pre­ board be instructed to lim it the expen­ Peerless Clothing company, Grants
dence in Gold Ffill to the cottage former­ pared to speak out in meeting.
ditures in the coming year onlv to that Pass.
ly owned by W. I
McClure, recently
T. A. Baxter and family arrived from whiHi should be deemed absolutely
Satisfaction guaranteed on all kinds
purchased by M r Olsen,south of I he Ore­ W.illa W alla Thursday, and will pack necessary.
The meeting was well at-
, ,
. ,
, ,
, of cleaning and pressing, at the Pautor-
gon Water and Power company’s plant their household gools here for removal tended, and many of the school patrons jum . agency
th e c
lmrber gh
I
A /l tl,« »
I,a ,a ll
I la • I . 1 a - . - —
on Rogue river.
The place comprises to that place.
M r. Baxter brought the inspected the new high school building
three acres, and ia almost an ideal resi­ news that the di al whereby the Port’ for the first time.
Everything in cleaning and dyeing
dence site, commanding a splendid view land Cement company was to take over
The Pantorinm, Medford, Oregon. Leave
Soil Fertility
Rogue river.
yous orders at the Crystal barber shop.
the holdings of the Gold H ill Railroad
In w ay of provine th a t It Is the wny
G. L. I faff this week sold the Crystal A I,nmber company and the Hughe«
N O T IC E F O It P C U L IC A T IO N .
h irber shop, one of the most completely lime kiln and property lias fallen the soil Is haudlcd rather than the
Department of the In te rio r,
length of time It I. is beeu cropped that
equipped and up-to-date three-c.hsir through, owing io the inability to tea h
United States Land Office.
ehlelly d e te rm in e s Its fertility It may
shops in southern Oregon, to {
N terms satisfactory to the Pori land Cement be mention d that, while the average
Roeeburg, Oregon, June 21 1911
Shaver, of Ashland. Mr. Huff will con­ company, of w him Aman Moore is yield of pot toes lor the Culled States
Notice ia hereby given that W illiam
tinue to make Ids homo in Go'd H ill, president.
ns a whole l < I,ut about eighty or nine­ 11. Harvey, of Gold H ill, Oregon, who,
Hill
and will do some development work on
A Han Frunciaco dispatch dated June ty bushels per acre yearly, the English on January 6th 1910, made Homestead
mining claims that he haa in the Forest 29th declares that a raili a<i is to he peasant who maltes a business of rais­
entry Serial No 06781, for 81 8W 1 Sec­
ing tubers frequently secures a yield
creek district.
built from Crescent City loGrante Pass,
of Hist bushels per acre, while In Bel­ tion 10 Township 30 8. Rango 3 West
Tlio Home Telephone company is in­ to be part of a new route from Frisco to gium. where the must Intensive kind W illam ette Merdian, has filed notice of
stalling a switchboard in the Keeman Portland, which will soon lie completed of soil tillage Is followed, the acre int ntlon to make finul Commutation
building on Main street, preparatory to as far a« Eureka.
The dispatch state« yield sometimes runs ns high ns 1,909 Proof, to establish claim to the land
putting a central eschange in operation. that the new lice will follow the Cali­ bushels. The difference between the above described, before W . H . Canon,
The equipment will be of the latest fornia coast front Eureka to Crescent American and the Belgian farmer United States Commissioner at Medfoid,
make. At present Woodville and Med­ City, and that in building from there to seems to lie chiefly In the fact that the Oregon, on the 4th day of August, 1911.
ford are tho only towns having local Grants Pass the Siskiyou« will lie tun­ latter views the fertility of the soil
Claimant names as witnesses:
os the prluelpnl he has Invested and
exchanges, lint the home people promise neled and much eoatly engineering in
that It la bis prime duty to keep It un­ J. W . Hays, G. L. McClellan, Andrew
to cover southern Oregon as soon as the volved. The route to Portland will be
impaired through renewal of fertiliser Hooten, and Ed Struble all of Gold H ill,
work of erecting lines and Installing ex­ completed from Grant« Pa«« over the elementa, so that Its productiva ca Oregon.
changes can he done.
present line of the Southern Pacific.
parity w ill not be lessened.
B E N J A M IN F. JONES, Register
im B F
Merritt
I
C om pan y
£
Excursion Fares East
During the months of May,
June, July, August and
September on dates
shown below, the
Southern Pacific
wili sell round trip tickets from
Gold H il, yw Portland
C h ic a g o . . . .
.» 81.96
Councial Bluffs Î
Ornaba
Kan-as City
«9.46
St J>»-epli
8L Paul
St. Paul, vio Council Bluffs..
73.36
Minneapolis, d ire c t....................... 69 46
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs.. 73.36
Bt. Louis............................................ 79 46
Detroit, M ich................................... »1.96
New Y o r k ........................................ 117 96
Atlantic Citv, N. J ........................ 111.86
Boeton .............................................. 119 46
Washington, D. C.......................... 116.96
Sal« Date*
June 21,22,23,24,28,29,and 30.
July 1, 2, 3, 4,5, 6, 19, 20, 26,
27, and 30.
August 3, 4, 5, 14, 15, 16,17, 21
22, 23, 28, 29, and 30.
September 1, 2, 4, 6, 5, and 7.
Stop-overs within lim ita in either direc­
tion ; final retnrn lim it October S lit.
For fares one way through CMMersdn in­
quire of any S. P. agent, or write to
wm .
M c M urray
General Paescnger Agent
PORTLAND
E d is o n
P honographs
and
R ecord s
L a te st N e w Y orK s o n g s a n d m u s ic a l
h its r e c e iv e d m o n th ly
Jarvis the Druggist
min
A COLD SODA OR A HOT COFFEE
*
i
Substantial Lunches, Cigars, Candies,
Canned Goods, Nuts, F ru it­
ali strictly fresh and
first class
Turner’s Lunch Room