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Local News Notes
Today I n Market I,ay In Gold Hill
W. A. Marvin was at Medford on
buelueaa Tuesday.
J. L. Itow« was In from hl* Sam*
valley ranch Monday.
Or Hinlth waa a profeaalonal vla-
Itor nt Urania Paaa Monday.
Mlaa Edna llaya haa been «the
Kuoal of Medford friends thia week.
II. A. Enalan of Sleepy Hollow
(arm waa In Medford on business
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Gene Ravage re
turned Wednesday from a visit with
Medford friends.
Mr*. F. Zauu of Sams Valley was
the guest of Medford friends a few
days, returning Wednesday.
0. E. Slmmunds of Dunsmuir la vis
iting his three children, who are liv
ing with their grandmother, .Mra. K.
F. Steeluiun, on Galls creek.
Grant Matthews was In from his
Foots creek ranch Tuesday, and re
ported miners still waiting for more
water— which they now have.
Mrs. A. K. Rippey. a sister of W.
H. Harvey and a former resident of
Gold illll, but now of Medford, Is
spending the winter In Klamath
Falls.
January la a good month in which
to subscribe for the leading weekly
paper of southern Grt«on— and It la
Just as good a month In which to pay
your subscription to The News.
Mra. Lynn W. Smith went to Hugo
yesterday to see fo the shipping of
the Smith household goods to Gold
Hill. The new bungalow In ('havener
Hark Is now ready for occupancy.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah*
had ono of their acmi-orrasinnal so
cial evenings at the I. (). O. F hall
Saturday evening, with a swell
spread and the usual good time.
i
Gold H ill has the location and the
resource*. She nuuds the Indust lies
and the people. Ferslatent advertis
ing of the right aort will bring both.
Engineer F. W. Dodge haa Just
started the Installation of an orchard-
heating system at J. F. Morrill's
Jtlverslde ranch north of Gold Illll on
Hogue river. Gil will be the fuel
employed, distributed to heating
pots by wsgons from an 8000-gallon
tank. Two thousand pota will be
necessary for the first year, to bo
Increased to 8000 as tho entire or
chard cornea Into hearing. There are
now thirty acres of hearing trees,
and thirty acres or young orchard.
The oil to be used costs 4.8 cents per
gallon.
With the arrival of three new
transformers next week, five stamps
will begin puundlng out the gold at
the Illll Nye mine on Galls creek.
The power line has Just been rebuilt
and th e new transformers became
necessary because of the new voltage
to be used, that of the Hogue Klver
Electric company. Instead of the Ore
gon Water A Power company, which
formerly furnished power for the
mine,
The new equipment should
arrive and everything be Installed
and working smoothly In leas than a
week. Sixty horsepower will be de
veloped at the mine from two motors.
There sre 250 tons of ore ready for
the mill which should average about
210 a ton. though the average may
he higher than that, as much of the
rock Is very rich The Bill Nye has
1800 feet of development work, and
Is expected to maintain Its past re-
ord of being one of the district's best
producers.
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We will offer all shoes at cost for 60
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days, except the Cutter, Chippewa,
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Pacific Logger and Currin’s. W e wish
to make room for new stock
which will arrive soon
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NEWS OF NEAR NEIGHBORS
K A NES G R EEK Nl GGKTH
BEAGLE BUGLE CALLS.
BY &U& Ciffifr
VMlfG
(By Cynthia)
(By Norman Gage.)
We are getting plenty of rain now.
The people of this port of the coun
Another ln»lsn<* of Newspaper Value
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis were recent try are suffering from very severe,
As an example of the unexpected Medford visitors.
colds.
use or value that a uewspaper article
Mrs. Avery Is spending a few days
George Stacy of Beagle made a
may have many months or even years In Gold H ill with friends.
business trip to Central Point S a t-.
after its publication, the following
Paul l«ake of Central Point spent urday.
letter addressed to "Lynn Purdin, Sunday with .Kanes creek relative«.
Frank Mlddlebusher of Trail went
Gee. Lyman, who with William j Og|tor of The Gold H ill News." re-
Mrs. Swlnden of Galls creek was to Central Point Modday to get a load
ftouten has one of the finest young > celv<,d thlB ww,ki te „ f Interest. It a pleasant caller on Kanes creek of provisions for the Troll store.
and that means the season for
»rehards on Rogue river, as well as 1 was written by W ill Light, and Is Thursday.
Clarence Wilhite of Beagle went to 1
coughs,
colds and chills. Every
the r! nmplon cherry tree of southern dater at Troutdale, Oregon. Jan. 8.
Mrs. Blowers Is enjoying a visit Central Point Saturday after a load ’
body has such experience dur
Oregon, was In town on business 1812:
from her daughter, Mrs. Shelley, of of provisions for the W ilhite store.
!
ing the uncertain temperatures
Monday.
"I have been reading one of your near Eugene.
Carl Petersen, who is foreman of I
Wm. Kinney was In from his Sam* papers given me by John Humphrey,
of Winter. Sudden changes
Mr. Shelley of Saras Valley took the Riverside ranch, with his wife
valley stronghold Tuesday. He was a former resident of your town, of dinner with his friends, Mr. and Mrs. made a trip to Medford last Sunday.
from a warm room to the chilly
looking for Deputy Game Warden Oct. I . 1808.
In It Is an article Blowers, 8unday.
street, will bring on a cold. To-
Isaac Smith of the Riverside ranch ,
Hnmniersly, who Is looking for the telling about Gen. Lane giving battle
George Hlglnbotham and wife made a trip to Eagle Point to meet be prepared for these sudden attacks one should keep a suppl^
man who feloniously hypothecated to the Indians lu the spring of 1853. were visiting on upper Kanes croek his wife, who has just returned from of reliable remedies at home. Here we have everything that
Mr. Kinney's tame itoose.
There was a man by the name of Sunday with friends.
a trip to California.
is dependable in the way of remedies for coughs, colds and
G. L. Ila ff reports good progress Armstrong killed. I had an uncle.
Quite a few from here attended
Miss Isabelle Jones of Beagle com-1 chills. We guarantee them.
with the work on hl* mine on Forest Thomus Armstrong, that went
to the Galls creek dance Saturday night, menced work at the Riverside ranch j
creek. A long eroas-eut Is being run California In '4 8 or '4 9,— from Co A dance Is given every two weeks by Thursday, where she will help Mrs. '
which will cut the lode at a much lumbus, Ohio— and the Inst heard Eaton brothers.
Nellie Petersen with the housework
gr»rter depth than has yet been at from him was In '52 or '54. He was
There will be a social dance at the during the tree planting season:
tained.
mining then at Negro Bar. on the Ma) belle mine In Blackwell on Sat-
R. p. Dennis cf the Marks A Den-
J H. Ml mom; returned Wednesday American river.
la there any way urday night. A cordial Invitation Is nis sawmill company of Trail has'
from Portland, where he has been for you to find out who this Arm extended to all.
. been visiting friends at th e . Deben- ;
employe.) by the Hutnason Interests strong Is that was killed under G»n.
Mack Davis, traveling Sunday ¡ger Gap ranch during the stormy
for *-»m. time, and left the snme day Lane’ If so I would be pleased to school organizer, gave a lecture at weather, b it went back to Trail
for East* Point, where he has busi have you do so. and I would pay yon the school house one night recently Monday to resume work on the new
ness which will keep him several for your trouble.
He would have for the purpose of organizing a Situ- house he Is building.
been about 2 4 years old at the time day school, which would be a very
amoks.
COLD HILL, OREGON
The leap year dance given at the
Carl Furling left Monday for San of the battle."
good thing.
Charlie Centers place In Sams valley
F r"r» d -‘»i r'te r attending the holi
The article which prompted this
I was attended and enjoyed very much
Thia City ia offering Twenty-five $1,000 6 per cent. 25-
day» »•It', h's parents In Gold Hill. letter was written by Andrew Jack-
KOCK POINTBR8.
by a large crowd of people. The
year WATER EXTENSION BONDS. Date o f aale
11» ha» t e"'i employed for the past son Barlow, and published In The
Prof. D. C. Henry visited our . dance was well managed by a presi
two yoprr. In a power plant at Deer Gold HUI Miner of May 3. 1896. It school Monday.
dent and committee, the president
Cre
' ’c-rda, but will shortly be was republished In the Gold Hill
Mrs. Schnavely wss down from the and manager being Miss Alberta
assigned to another station
News of October 8, 1908, Lynn Pur mine Wednesday.
Stacy, the committee being Miss
a t the hour o f 7 P. M. Sealed Bide. No option. Date
I. T Gslllgnr has a crew of men at din then being editor of the paper,
Mr. and Mrs. William H lttle of the Mart>ia Gage, Miss Flora Stacy, Mias
work clearing up the six acres of and a copy of that date has undoubt south side visited Tolo Monday.
Grace Patch, Misses Julia and Lillie
March lat, 1912; due March lat, 1937. No outatanding
Cal Dusenberry of Sardine creek is gtineen and Miss Grace Humphreys,
the C re-« ranch, adjoining the De- edly been retained by Mr. Humph
Bonda. Proceedings regular. $1,000 depoait.
Quite a disastrous fire might have
kuni i ddlliun on the west, which he rey for Its historical value. It confined to his home with lagrlppe
B. E. Adams is doing some carpen happened at the Bailey brothers place
bought recently
Mr. Galllnger ha* relates to the discovery of the fam
We invite bida.
not dc"'iod yet whether he will set ous Gold Hill pocket, and the para ter work for Mrs. Gay and Miss Har at Upper Table Rock had It not been
J. H. BEEMAN, Mayor.
the tract to fruit or plat It In town graph which refers to the Indian per.
for the heroic efforts of little 9-year-
fight, and which brought Mr. Light’s
H A. Ensign o f * 8leepy Hollow old Lawrence and 11-year-old Cyril
lots.
farm was in Rock Point Tuesday eve Daw. The two little boys were left
Harvey E. Lounsberry, general letter, follows:
" In the spring of 1853 the Indians, ning.
freight agent of the O.-W. R. A N
K alone last Saturday with their little
William Hlttle and Frank Norton 7-year-old brother Teddy and two lit
company, according to a current news smarting under the castigation given
Item, will distribute in the W illam them by the miners at Big Bar the are blasting out stumps on the Hlttle tle baby sisters, one aged 3 years and
ette and Hogue river valleys enough year before, determined to have re ranch.
the other a months. Cyril and Law
J. W. Haya of Gold H ill was In rence were out in front of the house
seed barley to each farmer to seed venge. Active preparations for a gen
one or two acres. This barley will eral war wpre quietly made, which, Rock Point on business between mo cutting wood when they happened to
ho supplied by applying to him at late In the summer, broke out with tors Monday.
think that their little brother and
such bloodthirsty fury that It causes
Sardine creek miners report plenty sisters might be getting cold, so they
Portland.
Lynn Purdin was down from Ash us to shudder when we recall It to of water now. of which they are all went into the house to build more
If you are not feeding Oil Meal to your
land visiting his wife’s parents Sun mind. Houses were burned, women taking advantage.
fire, but before putting any wood in
children
were
mercilessly
R. L. Cook, the contractor and the stove Cyril looked up and saw
day, and with Mrs. Purdin, who spent and
horses and cattle, try it. The result will
the holidays here, and the baby re slaughtered and pandemonium reign builder, of Rock Point, la doing some that a large portion of the ceiling
turned to the Athens of southern Or ed. But retribution was swift. Gen work on his house.
was on fire, whereupon he Imme
be an agreeable surprise to you. It is in
John B. Hammeraley and William diately told Teddy to take the little
egon In the evening. The Purdlns ex eral Lane, who had Just been elected
expensive. If you do not know about the
pect to become residents of San to congress, was soon at the scene of H lttle have disposed of their herd of sisters from the house, and by that
Francisco soon, where Lynn will han the hostilities, and with a large body goats to W. L. Greenleaf living on time Lawrence had got a pall of
feeding value of Oil Meal, ask your neigh
dle the linotype on one of the big of soldiers and volunteers attacked Kanes creek.
water and a broom and they ran up
the
Indians
on
Battle
creek,
a
tribu
Frank Norton, the successful trap stairs and fought bravely until the
papers.
bor. He knows.
W. A. Carter, a former Gold H ill tary to Evans creek, and gave them per, says some one la taking game fire was extinguished- Fortunately
boy, who Is now n prominent Port an unmerciful chastising— not, how out of his traps. He saw tracks that there was not much damage done.
land lawyer, Is the first to file his ever, until after Armstrong, Evans, were not made by a fodr-footed ani
At Portland Monday, John C. Jen
declaration with the secretary of Songer, and others had been killed, mal.
state that he will be a candidate for and the general himself had been
Ben Hays of Gold HIU visited In kins was appointed receiver of the
the republican nomination for dis wounded.’’
Rock Point. Tuesday and Wednesday. Grants Pass and Rogue River Rail
[While many of the volunteers who He and Alex Morris went otit to get road company. At the same time
trict attorney of Multnomah county.
W ith the copious rainfall of (he served under Lane enlisted so' Hur the eotigar, but they failed to bring Judge Calkins nt Grants Pass ap
pointed M. J. Anderson receiver of
past week, filling the gulches with riedly that they were not properly him In.
H . C . R a e d e l, P ro p .
H om e PKone
the property upon petition of H. N.
little singing streams, local pocket enrolled— Judge C. C. Gall, the pio
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subject
of
Rev.
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hunters have lifted up their eyes to neer Sams Valley Justice, was one
the hills, and have gone forth with of these men—It Is possible that sermon at the M. E. Church to-morrow >»’H tor grading against the company.
Lame back may come from over
resigned from the company before
pick, pan, spade, a chunk of bacon Mr. Light may be able to learn the morning will be “ The Gospel In Minia The latter order is held in abeyance the lots were sold under the allot work, cold aettled In the musclea of
ture,” being the last half of the Lord’s -pending information regarding the
Identity of the Armstrong who was Praver. His evening subject will be
and hopeful hearts.
ment plan, hving only served during the back, or from disease. In Urn
killed on Battle creek In '63 by ap "The Young Man Svmmetrloal.” This Portland appointment.
the period of organization us attor two former cases the right remedy is
Heartburn, Indigestion or distress
District
Attorney
Mulkey
petitioned
plying to tho war department
At is the first of several evening sermons
BALLARD’S SNOW LINIMENT. It
ney.
of the stpmach Is Instantly relieved by
to
voting
people,
the
seriee
to
Include
Judge
Calkins
to
dismiss
both
indict
Washington, giving all the facts
The grand jury adjourned with the should be rubbed In thoroughly over
"The Young Man and Hie Home," ments against John K. Kollock, for
HERBINE It forces the badly di
available, which are probably con "The Young Man and His Business,"
gested food out of the body and re
mer secretary of the Rogue River recommendation that the county court the affected part, the relief will ba
tained In this article.—Editor News.] "The Young Man and Hie Amuse
prompt and satisfactory. Price 26c.
stores tone In the stomach and bow-
ments,” "The Young Man and Hie Townsite company, who was indicted begin action to remove the bridge
sis. Price 150c. Sold by Jarvis, the
Chnreh." C N. Shaver will lead the with H. L. Chapin, president of the over the Rogue constructed by the 50c and 11.00 per bottle. Sold by Jar
league nt 7 :30y
vis, the druggist.
druggist.
company. Kollock proving that he had
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railroad.
“0»l(l Hill makes gom’..’’
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It Is Sneezing
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J a r v is t h e D r u g g is t
Notice of Bond Sale
. JANUARY 22d, 1912
O il M e a l
COLD HILL FLOUR, FEED &
COMMISSION STORE