Gold Hill news., July 15, 1911, Image 7

>> in. i.ewi«, oi n a m a c r e e i, trammel
ad hualnea* to Medford Monday.
H. H, Duffield waa In Medford several
days on bueine»«, returning Monday.
Mrs. J. It. Ilaiumersly Is horns from
a visit of several w«eks with friande at
Eureka.
I
W. I I . Heart« will shortly remove hi
family ami household effects to Medford
| where lie lutemle to engage In business
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G eneral
M e r c h a n d is e r
Jack Neilson leaves this evening lor
Maple Spring«, New York, accompanied
by his brother in-law, who was called
| here by M r. Neilson's Illness.
C. IL Htiuehring this week sold
team, wagon end harries« to Geo
Aideu, one of the Iowa colony that haa
K. F. Billing was in from Ft ota creek Just nettled on the MeDonmjgh place
Tuesday.
west ol Gold H ill on Rogue river.
G. F, Wertz, woe here from Woodville
J, L. Rowe was in Iro n H m iii « Val lay
Tuesday interviewing local contractors
yesterday
concerning the formation of a local
George Lance «<> at Grant« l ‘a»«
building and loan association by means
business Wedutsilsy.
of which money may be obtained for
0 . F. Cuthbert, the Midford furniture
building purpose« on vary reasonable
dealer, waa In town Wednesday.
term«.
Claire Jar vie waa a Chautauqua visitor
J. F. Hugliea, who was touring tne
at Ashland Monday ami Tneeday.
alkie with the new game aud A.h <
Dr. C. R. Itay and parly, of Medford, mission, of which he ia a member, a op-
were gnssls at the Gold H ill Hotel lor jred off in Hold H ill Tueaday between
dinner Tuenlay.
train«, rejoining bi* party with the
Mi»« Grace llouck, ol Corvallis. i* arrival ol Higteen mid continuing on the
vlaitlng her father, J. J. Houck, and old return to Salem.
friends In Hold H ill.
Mies Josephine Hone, of Marion, In ­
Local News Notes
Mra. It. 0 . Kelsey and the three diana, and Mias Nellie Van Wagner, of
younger children went to Aaliland Tuee- Xeuia, Ohio,were visitor* in Gold H ill*
day lor the Chautauqua.
couple of day* tills » w )i. They were
B H . Harria returned the Ural ol the on • extended tour of the west, and
week Irom northern California, where having heard of the LesBty of Gold H ili
from their friend, F. W. Dodge, decided
he la lotencted in Umber laud».
W . P. Hwart, represent log the Uulted to slop aud see fur thauiaelvee.
Fred Dodge haa a penchant for solviuj
Iron Work*, ol Han Francisco, has been
advertising pussies,'and his Uidustty
in the city on buaineea thia week.
Mr. and Mra. H . Pelton and Mr*. this regard lias resulted in h i* becom
I. ynn W. Smith were .Medford vieitore lug the uwn*r of a piano, a mandolin
Tuesday, making the trip in the I’elton and two watches. Ilia laat prize was
haiidaome Howard watch, valued at *1*5
auto.
W illiam Kelaey baa been laid op thia Tiie other timepiece wae a ladies' Wal
I t waa so small that he waa
week with a sprained knee.
He waa tiiain.
swim m ing, and «lipped off a wag«u afraid he would lose it, so he gave it to
a giil for safe keeping.
which waa »landing in the water.
A c o m p le te s t o c k o f e v e r y t h in g needed
t h r o u g h o u t th e y e a r a t prices th a t
are a lw a y s reason ab le. Y o u r p a t ­
r o n a g e is s o l i c i t e d and w ill
be a p p r e c ia te d b y us.
M e r r it t Q . C o m p a n y
Chicken Dinner
Time. Ahern, the famousHugocberry
With other good things will be served at the
E. W. Cooper, Hama Valley'a leading
grower, waa hare Tueeday viaiting bis
orator, waa at Grant* Paaa Tuesday
have Ida eyea, which have been bother frieud Cashier Hmlth, of the Gold Hill
ing him of late, treated by Dr Findley. Bank. Laat year M r. Abero marketed
16,000 pound* of choice cherriea. Th.
H. W. McClendon haa some beautiful
year, owing to the froet, he will have
“ picture rock" recently taken from tbe
only about half that amount, but owing
Itevenne mine on K an e« creek, which
to the higher price incident to the abort
will be ahown at the Grant* Paa* ruin
Fifty Cents
crop, will realise a* much on tbe eiop a*
ing coogre»* neat week.
he did last season.
Ills cherries are
M i*. A. E. Everton, of Portland, t
simply perfection, and command twelve
vieltlng her parent«, M r. and M r*. J. A ami a half oente a pounds in the local
Harvey, laat week.
Her husband ia
market
Southern Pacific conductor running be­
At the annnal meeting of the Oregon the railroad track.
The petition waa
NOTICE O f SPECIAL ELECTION
tween Portland and Itoaeburg.
Ontario Mining A Smelting company favorably concidered by the council
Notice is hereby given by the Board
W. T. Newton it home from Colgate held la*t week, it was decided to change
California, where he haa a position iu the name of the organisation to. Hylva' with the reault that a notice of election, of Conncilmen of tbe city of Gold H ill,
an electric power plant, for a ten-day nite Milling company, and to reorganise to take place August 14th, appear* In Oregon, that a special election will be
thia iaeue of The Ne»s. The matter of held on the 14th day of August, 1911,
visit with h i* mother, Mr*. B. M under the laws of Oregon, instead
extending the sewer system waa taken lor the purpoee of submitting tbe ques­
Newton, and other relatives and friend*. South Dakota aa formerly
Both
op. *nd It waa decided to lay several tion of the annexation of the territory
J. E. Enyart. of Medford, waa ia Gold these moves were in the interest of
block* of new sewer*, for which *urv*ya bounded anJ deecribed os follows,to-wit
H ill Tueaday evening on buaineea.
He convenience, as a corporation cannot do
w ill soon be made. An order was Issu­
Commencing at the intersection of
ha* reaigned from the presidency of the buaineea in Oregon to beet advantage
ed to advertise for hid* for construction. the north meander line of Rogue river
Medford National Hank, to allow him unlee« organised under Oregon la
The mayor waa empowered to appoint wfth the section lin e between Sections
anil more time to look after other inter The new name waa choeen because of
someone to the office of city marshal, in Twenty-one (SI) and Twenty-two (22).
eels.
it* brevity, and for its appropriateness which a vacancy waa created some time
Township Thirty-eig (3tt) south of Range
Glenn Eddlng« le home from Rose­ to the character of ore in the company's sg<> by the resignation of John Ham-
Three (3) weet of W illamette Meridian,
mine.
Tbe
annual
election
of
officers
burg, ont ol which point be work* as
mersly and which has been Ailed tem­ and running thence north along said
President, Fred porarily by A. J. Oleen. Mayor Beeman
passenger engineer, fora visit with hla resulted aa follow *:
section line to it* intersection with
parent*. The Illness of bi* father was a D. Earlier; Vice-president, Fred K accordingly appointed J. M Hutson.
the south line of “ D” Street in said
secretary- treasurer,
Lon The council admonished tbe appointee to
consideration in his taking a vacation Chantler;
c ity ; thence Westerly along said south
Barber.
at thia time.
vigilance in the matter of aeeing that line of “ D " Street to the qnarter-eectioo
Professor J. 8. Diller, of tbe United tbe water regulation* are obat-rved.
F. 0 . Compton and family, Geo. Alden
line running through the center of Sec­
and'fandly and M r*.C.W allace,all late of States geological survey at Washington,
tions Sixteen (16) and Twenty-one (21)
baa
arrived
in
the
Rogue
River
valley
to
fo r Sale
Council Bluff-, Iowa, have moved on to
in said Township and Range; thence
Second-hand rig. in good condition
tracts purchased by them from the complete the geological and mineralogic-
south along said q <arter-section line to
al
survey
of
the
Oalicequadrangle.
Pro
hlch
we
wish
to
replace
with
new.
McDonald place, on Rogue river about
to its intersection wiih the north mean­
feaaor Diller la accompanied by an aa Aleo a few hon
Ave mile* west of Gold HUI.
Darling & Hodges.
der line of Rogue river; thence easterly
aiatant and the two will make a camp
Mrs. H . C. Raedel took her little girl,
along said meander line to place ol be-
in the district and work on their scient­
Satisfaction guaranteed on all kinds
whore eyes were injured In the ex plosion
ific task for 30 day*. The chief will em ­ of cleaning and pressing, at the Pantor- gining, all in Jackson County, Oregon,
last winter which coat her fattier
ploy what labor la needed and when the iura ; agency at the Crystal barber shop to the municipal corporation of the city
hi« arm* and one eye, to Graota
of Gold H ill, Oregon.
survey is completed the rich mineral dis­
Paaa Tuesday for an operation which it
Said election will be held both in said
Furniture to Trade
trict will get aonie world-wide publicity
ia thought will beneAt the child’« eye­
Frist-class furniture to trade for cow corporation and in the territory above
The full report will be included in the
sight. They were accompanist1 by Mra.
bureau's scientific publication*. Protes­ or horse and wagon. Call up Main 4062, described and proposed to be annexed,
W . G. Myera.
tor Diller was here some year* ago in Medford, or inquire at The News office. and the question of such annexation
Little Orville Applegate, who, while hiawork of making the government geo­
will be submitted to the electors of said
T he Peerless Clothing company pays corporation and the electors residing in
visiting frienda with hla mother at logical survey, and in reports sub
said territory and will be conducted no-
Drain, waa taken with typhoid, died sequently issued he stated that the your carfare.
yesterday morning.
He was aix years purest lime rock to he found in the
cording to the laws and ordinances
Warning
old, and the eldest child of Mr. anti Mra. United States wae th at in the Kanes
Water-uters are hereby warned not governing regular city elections in said
city-
L, C. Applegate. The fureral will beheld creek deposits.
me water for irrigation purposes
Electors are hereby invited to vote
at Drain today. Mrs. S. T, Hodgee 1«
T h l* rule
The mining congress which open« *t after 8 p. m. and 8 a. m.
In attendance from here.
upon such proposition by placing upon
¡rant» Paas on July 18th ia attracting will be strictly enforc'd, rxcxpt in cer-
By a vote of Afteen to nine the patron« mining men from i li over the west. ain cases where a special permit will their ballots the words “ for anuexaiion’’
or “ sgaiust annexation" or words equiv­
of the Hama Valley telephone line de­
I ready thousands of dollars of samples be given on account of pipe and pres­
alent thereto.
cided Monday evening to have their have been received at headquarters for sure trouble.
The polling places in said corporation
line connected with the Home Tele­ the exhibit and many more aie being
\ lolatore will be prosecuted.
will be at the City Hail and in said ter­
phone company'a lines instead of the prepared. There will be two day« of
By Order of City Council.
ritory at Childers Planing Mill and the
PadAc States lines, with which the Ham« the emigre«», the Ar«t devoted strictly
following judge« and clerks are hereby
Valley line haa been connected since it to mining matters and the second to
appointed and designated: In said ter­
was’pnt In eeveial years ago.
recreation. On the second day there w ill
W H E R E IG N O R A N C E IS B L IS S .
ritory, Judges. W. L. Childers, Samuel
Col Isaac Wolfe, o, Medford, com­ be gold-panning contests, tool and drill
Lo, In the vnle of years beneath
Duffield and John Cook.
Clerks,
mander of the Southern Oregon Old sharpening contests, Imrro and mule
A grisly troop are seen
George Patrick and Fred Riedel.
In
The
painful
fam
ily
of
Oenth,
Soldiers' anil Sailors' association, wn» packing contest«, exh ¡bits of pumps, air
said corporation, Judges: E. Rav. Jim -
More hideous than their queen.
in the city Tuesday to consult Maj. A. drills, hoists, ore cars, «teel, devices for
This racks the Joints, this lire.» the
Hutson and Thomas Pankey.
Clerks
veins.
J. T. Smith concerning the arrange saving gold aud similar attractions to
Fred Turner and H. D. Reed.
That every lahorlnx sinew strains.
inents for thia vear’a encampment of the mining men. Prizes will be given for
Those In the deeper vital* rage.
Dated this 10th day of July, 1911.
association, which will be held at the best hand-made miner«’ candle, a
I.o. poverty to fill the band.
Attest:
J H . Beeman,
That
numbs
the
soul
with
Icy
hand.
Woodville In .September. Tbe veterans baseball game, a hand concert, and all
And slow consum ing agel
O. L. Haff,
President.
were entertained In Gold H ill last year. <o wind up with a grand ball at the
Recorder.
The local oommittee is
To each hl* suffering«. All are men.
John Kelaey and James Avery were coliseum.
Condemned alike to groan,
viaitors at Ashland Monday, where they working hard to make this the greatest
The tender for another's pain.
Notice to Contractors
event
of
the
kind
ever
held
in
the
state.
The unfeelin g for hla own.
went to see Roi>ert Wagner, the young
Sealed bids will be received by 'Jie
Yet, ah, why should they know
The council at a meeting Mondav
man with whom they are working to
thalr Tate,
City Council of Gold H ill for the con­
Since Borrow never cornea too lata
establish wireleae telegraphic com­ considered an Initiative petition signed
struction
of 1,600 feet of six-inch sewer,
And happlneaa too a w lftly fllesT
munication between Gold H ill and Ash­ by thirtv-elght legal voters of the city,
according to the plane and speciAcations
T h ° Udlaa W° Uld d M tro y (lM lr pora-
land. The boy* are enthusiastic, and asking that an election he held for the
on Ale with th * city recorder.
Bid*
N o more W here Ignoranoo la bllaa
talk with the fam iliarity of Mgrconis of purpose of submitting the question of
will be received up to noon, August
T ie folly to ba wise.
transmitter*, receivers,coherers and the annexation of that territory adjoining
—Tfcomae Gray.
14, 1911.
J, H . Beeman,
like.
the south tide on the west, and south of
Mayor.
Gold Hill Hotel
Sunday, July 16
I.
Important
Statement
To the Public:—
In order that there may be no questions
raised later on, we wish to announce that no
person connected with our store, or any mem­
ber of their families will be allowed one Piano
vote. We positively will not sell these votes.
One single vote cannot be purchased from us
at any price.
We are going to give the beautiful $400
Upton Parlor, Grand Piano now on exhibition
at our store to the person presenting to us the
greatest number of piano Voes on December
23rd, 1911.
Absolutely Free.
For every cent you purchase in our store,
you are entitled to one Piano vote.
Tours faithfully.
Peerless ClothingCo.
Grants Pass, Oregon
E d is o n
P honographs
and
R ecords
L a te st N e w Y o r R s o n g s a n d m u s ic a l
h it s r e c e i v e d m o n t h l y
Jarvis the Druggist
A COLP SODA OR A HOT COFFEE
Substantial Lunches, Cigars, Candies,
Canned Goods, Nuts, Fruit­
ali strictly fresh and
first class
Turner’s Lunch Room