GOLD HILL, JACKSON COUNTY. O R E G O N
T h e
SEWERS
Í M etrop olis o f S o u th e rn Oregon
CEMENT WALKS
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A ' OLD H IL L has a n a tu ra l site fo r a city, b u ilt as it is on
j , the bauks o{ R ogue riv er, a t th e g atew ay to the won­
d erfu l valley o f the sam e name- T he se ttin g fo r a c ity is
here— p icturesqu e an d in sp irin g — an d if th e law of n a tu ra l
developm ent w orks as it should, th e se ttin g will some dav,
an d th a t not f a r d ista n t, be filled by a city such as so u th ern
O regon m ay no t boast a t p resen t. T he tow n ta k es its
nam e froin Gold H ill m ountain, so called because n early
h a lf a million dollars w as ta k en from a ledge a t a p o in t
n e a r its s u n u r it in th e e arly fifties. No tow n in so u th ern
O regon has a g re a te r list of actu al, g et-at-ab le n a tu ra l
resources a w aitin g developm ent im m ediately contiguous
to its co rp o rate lim its.
The ru sh in g c u rre n t of Rogue riv e r—teem ing w ith
gam y salm on, tro u t an d steelh ead — offers a t a com para-
t n elv slight cost p e r developed horsepow er an abundance
of pow er for a n y and all in d u stria l developm ent. A nd
sp eak in g of h u n tin g —th e neighboring hills a re th e h appv
h u n tin g grounds of so u th ern O regon. No h u n te r re tu rn s
w ithout p lenty of venison, and g en erally he brings in th e
legal lim it. C ougar, bear, p a n th e r and coyotes n u be
h ad by those who care to h u n t them , an d several tra p p e rs
in th e vicinity m ake good m oney each w in te r on the fin er
furs.
FILTERED WATER
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS
HK follow ing Is a list of m ining proper-
18 the cen ter of a rich m ineral d istrict.
lira in the region contiguous to Gold
G
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copper,
Iron, cem ent rock, brick an d p o tte r ’s
Hill, classified as to their respective districts:
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shale,
lime—th
e p u re st on the continent, according
Kanes O e e k : Itevenue, A lice, M endenhall,
to governm ent geological r e p o r ts - a ll are here and all
Roaring Gim let, Hraden, M illionaire, (V nten­
n is 1 placer, and many others; also the H ughes
undevehiped. 1 he rich surface gold deposits, both placer
and Householder lim e quarries.
and quartz, have been w orked fo r fifty y ears a n t/ have
Galls Creek: lllll Nye, recently purchased
m id n 'w ' T r
Payl“ f
T h e r e ’is no deep
by a pow erful French syndicate, operating
m ining. This will come later, and when it does it is freelv
m ines in a ll parts of the world; fire stamps
p red icted that Gold H ill will become one of the g re a te st
w ill soon be in operation. Gold Standard,
c&znps the w est has ev er seen-
&
Red Oak, R attlesnake, Kubli, Tin Pan, Burns
k D uffield, H. I). Jones, Last Chance, mid
Rig Root.
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yiount«in o f high-grade cem ent rock lies ju s t south
F oots Creek: Champlin Dredging Co.,
j i l t h n o rih U’ h ’ n * ni? unt,ain
high-^racd h en iatite iron
lUack Channel plaeer, I juice Bros, placer,
ju
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undeveloped.
A bitum inous coal b elt
Dixie Queen, Ilertha, Horseshoe, Swaker,
Hum mingbird, and many others.
»»any sq u are miles in e x te n t lies seven nhk>s n o rih of the
to w n -u n d e ,e lo p e d . Thin i, ¡„ t h e s X
V alley and
Sardine Creeg: L ittle Giant, Hlaek Hawk.
Grey Eagle, Lucky Hart group, Cor|M»ral G ,"
fo r f n r i? dl; tllc ta ’ com prising som e of the fin est land
Garrison, H aff group, Hlnckle, Sm ith placer,
fo r fru it and general farm ing in so u th ern Oregon
An
Dusenbury placer, and many others;
tills
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'“ -on o n co v ertd I
creek placers Its entire length.
S a o .i’v li i " nd,
o f coal ta k en from wells In
Rogue River H ills: Fairview. Hltzaard,
W hite Horse, Sylvanite, Trust buster, l*»cto>
t o b e o f M ih q;',P„ it7 ." Pr0Ve“ b y
“ “ d ,o r «« to sts
Han, Garfield (Iron), Flem ing-W ard (Iron ).
Gold H ill M ountain; Gold Hill ledge. Cop­
per Queen, W hitney, Fisher, Dlkeman and
many others.
Backwell H ills: Maybell«, N ellie W rlglit,
i s
e s :
Bowden, Y ellow Jacket, lx»ne Pine, Frank
Shaffer and many others.
W illow Springs:
Murray, Nick Jerry.
fo r a sa n ita riu m o r to u ris ts ’ hotel— Gold H ill has them aH
Herschberger, Houston and many others.
T
T he choicest fru it land in so u th ern O regon su rro u n d s
Gold H ill, th e num erous creek valleys, w ith th e ir deep,
fertile, m ineral-m ixed soil and ab so lu te im m unity from
fro st providing alm ost ideal conditions fo r th e horticul-
tu ra list.
For further information address
Several exten siv e tim b er belts can be m ost easilv
p u t in to the m a rk e t w ith m ills located a t Gold H ill.
R E X H. LAM PM AN
S e cretary B usiness M en’s Assn,
• Gold Hill, Oregon
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
c h e m ist .
INGLES, B S c .—Gene-a, ae-
Department of the Interior
Department of the Interior
l »ay mu) analytical work. Cement
U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon
and nyphalt testing.
Best e q u i p
United States Land Office
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April 12, 11112
a-sat office and te-tiug lulmr.
Roseburg, Oregon, May 22. 1912
Notice IM hereby given that Richard M.
atnry ¡n Oregon.
All work gna -
JenmugN,
whaae
i-srtorticc
aildrcHH iw
Notice la hereby given th at 8tephen
anteed.
Calvei t-Paddock
I Eugene, Oregon, did, on the 17th day of
!
Tobin,
of
Eagle
Point,
Jackson
Coun­
Phone S7O-J, G rants Paaa, Oregon.
, November, 1010, file in this office Sworn
ty, Oregon, assignee of Henry Kegler, Statement and Application, No. 0*17«I
has on April 10. 1912, filed in this I to purchase the F.J$E^, Section IH
office his application to enter, under Township 3J> South, Range 3 Wert, Wil-
j lamettc Meridian, and tlie timber there­
the provisions of Sec. 2306. Revised on, under t h e provisions of the Act of
Statutes of the United States, the SW June 3, IH7H, and ails amendatory
A E. KELLOGG
USBU. and the N E U 8W U , sec. 28. T. known as the “ Timlwr and Stone la w -5
GOLD H ILL. OREGON
at such vain, nfc „light be llxi-i My ap­
35.S.R.1.W.W.M. Any and all persons praisement. and that, pursuant to such
claiming adversely the lands describ­ application, the land and timber thereon
Embalmer and Funeral
ed. or desiring to object because of have been appraised 37H2, the timber es­
Director
the
mineral character of the land, or timated 1,OHO 000 board foot at «0 rents
Complete line of burial robes
per M, and t i l e land $H0; that said ap­
for any other reason, to the disposal plicant will offer final proof in support of
caskets, etc.
to applicant, should file their affidav­ Ins application anti sworn statement on
FUNERAL CAR
day of June, 1912, before W. W.
its or protest in this office, on or be­
Calkins, I nited Slates commimioner, nt
fore the 12th day of July 1912
Office Phone : Home, 9—M ; Residence
Engi ne, Oregon.
BENJAMIN F. JONES, Register.
Phone, Home 2—K; Pacific
Main.
Any person is at liberty to protest this
purchase before entry, or initiate a con­
test at any time la-fore patent - imues, by
CLEMENT H. SMITH, M. D.
THE STORE THAT SELLS AT
filing a corroborated affidavit in this
office,
alleging facts which would defeat
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
tlio entry.
Office in Wells Building
BENJAMIN F. JONES,
Register.
Hours 10-12—2-4
LESS THAN PORTLAND PRICES
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
JOHN H . CARKIN
GLENN O. TAY L39
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CARKIN $ TAYLOR
o n if 8
17-19 OYKR JACKSON COUNTY
MEDFORD. OREGON
BANk
DR. R. C. KELSEY
1O W fR THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN Southern Oregon
either Medford or Grants Pass.
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I also do upholstering,
OFFICE IS
G O L D H I L L H O S P IT A L
COR. THIRD A C STS.
GOLD HILL, OREGON
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
DENTIST
OAS AUMISISTKKKD
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
A. E. KELLOGG
NOTARY PUBLIC
Phone 33 Main
GOLD rflL L , OREGO?
OIL E. KIRCHGE8SNER
P ractice limited to chronic diseases.
HOTEL HOLLAND, Medford, Oregon
Wednesdays
Hours 10 to 3
Office Hotel Holland. Both Phones.
Residence phone, F arm er 16xx5
CLARK E. SAUNDERS, M. D.
Practice Ijinited to
and can make you a3 nice a piece U MISSION fUHNITURE as you
can wish for, and at a very low cost.
to investigate.
It doesn’t cost anything
Give me a call and find out prices.
Rugs of all
kinds, Linoleum, Matting, Portiers, Couch Covers, Go-Carts,
falk in g and Sewing Machines, Silverware, Crockery and Gran-
lteware.
le n t Wagon Covers, Folding Cot and Stool fo r Campers.
E V E u v n n x o
fo r voi r h q
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Eyes'bcieutifically examined and glasses
furnished when needed.
nett-Co^y ’’■’bding. M“dford, Ore.
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Seating Capacity 600.
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Stage 50x22.
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It is the object of the
m anagem ent to book only
first class attractio n s and
ab o u t two perform ances a
month. The stage has been
enlarged and new dressing
tpoins added to the building
with new scenery and the
present stage, we can stage
uny kind of a production.
The House in the fu tu re
will be booked through th e
N orthw estern T heatrical as-
soclatlon having signed a con-
tra c t to this effect, and they
have assured us th a t they
will use th eir best endeavors
to only book good companies.
G O L D H IV E
VARIETY & FURNITURE STORE
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Hot in a jiffy, clean and economical to operate, and a
a find.
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GOLD HILL OPERA HOURS
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If you want your
tools put in good
shape be sure to see
CHARLES KELL
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