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GOLD HILL, JACKSON COUNTY, OKKOON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1912
NO. 18
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VOL. 15
Paving Proposal
Before Council
Gold Hill’s New High School Building
Red Tape is
All Unwound
Free Mail Delivery
to Foots Creek
on Nov. 1
Ordinance to Num­
ber Streets is
Passed
HE c-sUblb-him nt of mral mail route
So. 1, to the Foots cric k district,
T
has been granted by the poetofflee de­
partment, according to advices received
by Postmaster John B. Hawmersly, and
HE regular iias tlng ««< tin- city conn-
: service will be inaugurated November
ell Tuesday evening labnfcil like the
! 1st. During tlie intervening time an ex­
proverbial mountain which brouv lit forth
amination of applicants for the carryir ;
a niiiuis'. an«l pruduoed as a l<me result
I of mails on ibis route w ill be held, altho
of Its ilcills raUon* the euactin. nt of an
the date for snch examination has not
ordinaries* altering the ulphal*‘tiesl nam- .
yet been appointed.
lug of tin' streets u> a system of iiutnlwr- |
Subscribers to tlx petition for the
lug. Thus the slnvt Just north of lie
F<s)ts
creek district ai n o t if ie d that mail
river will I*' known ss 1st avenue North, |
,vc<l by lb"
! boxt of types
and so on. It was pointed out thul In
u i be inft&Beri on
office
department,
preparation for lie* future expansion of
t T the <Iatx <-t for
I
or
before
Novembi
tiol.l Hill, this provision tor the guid­
the establishment * •rvict*. S«rh í*»xea,
ance of strangers within t h e e it .'s gale»
val Hst forwarded
according
to an a;
was of prime Importance, and no objec­
to Postmaster Hanmiersly, are of almost
tion being offered Pi this logo- ilu- oriliti-
infinite variety of style, and range in
ance was plaii’d upon its final reading
+
+ + + + -’- + + + + + + + + +
price from 75 cent- to several dollars
ami adopted.
apiece. Patrons of the new route should
+ Honest Man found
An ordinance for the establishment of
lore no time in consulting this list and
Without Aid of Lantern *
a grade on 1$ street, now one of the
procuring mail receptacles which con­
northern avenues, met with a hw favor­
^ .¡,q .q .4.q .q .q .q - -F + + -l*d-d--l*-i* +
form to the requirements.
able reception, being vigorously protested
The petition praying for the establish­
R. H. Moore, of Merritt A Company,
by W. W. Truux and F. W. Dtslgc, who
Bramwell Booth, who euceeede hie
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ment of this route was circulated last
is certain that he knows of at least one
us eitixeiis ol that avenue professed them­ father ae general of the Salvation
April by Postmaster Hammers-ly and
honest man. Unlike Diogenes of old, he
selves to Is- very well sutislb-d with s tm t Army.
Frank Avery, and received tlx* endorse­
did not go on a still hunt for such a per­
conditions ss they are. Tin y maintained
ment
of practically every resident of the
son
with
a
lantern
at
noonday,
but
be-
that grading operations on this street,
Dallas Crop Damage la Slight
i district, 104 signers in all being secured.
chum * await* ui tin* bonert man h existence
unliv» followed with an ixlcquute top
Dallas.—An Investigation covering
! Rogue River also applied to the post-
thru a letter just received from D. M.
drowing, would result in bringing to the practically all aectlonB of the county
I office department for th»* new route, with
Harvey, of Chico, Cal., in wliich the
surfaix- a particularly sticky and objec­ has shown that the damage done lo
that point as a distributing center, but
» riter says;
tionable variety’ ol blue clay. Various hops so far has not been as great as
the more advantageous location of Gold
“
There
is
no
use
to
apologize
at
this
otlair objections were offered to the en­ was feared. The worst dumage In any
Topeka, Kan.—Mrs. Wells Louns-
Portlnnd.—With District Attorney late dat«*, but 1 hope you are well, and if j berry, of Medford, Oregon, for the first Hill carried the day for this city, and
actment of the ordinance, spd it was pari of the county seems to have been
1 mail to Foots creek residents will be ad­
retired 1» the oblivion ol "further con­
Cameron sustained In his office by the you are still in the mercantile bmrigeas Ume since her arrival here, following
In the Fulls City district
dressed to “ Gold Hill, Route 1.”
in
Gold
Hill
you
will
find
in
looking
over
(
sideration*' without action being taken.
ruling of Judge McOlnn, and H. M.
The new route will total a trip ol
your books for 1902 that 1 owe you a bill the robbery of a Union Pacific train
An ordinance proposed by Recorder
Esterly,
appointed
by
the
governor
to
by her husband, discussed his case.
Rain Hurts Shocked Grain.
twenty-five
miles daily, except Sundays,
lor
goods
purchased
from
you
during
W. P. Wetbcrell for tla- abatement of
“Philip and George (the two boys)
Eugene.—The heavy rain has stop­ supplant Cameron, recognlxed as a
(he bUl-|MMting nuisance, an I providing ped all grain threshing operations In special prosecutor to handle the vice that year. Send me your hill with inter­ and I think that Wella Is the best dad­ for the carrier, and will abolish the old
postoffice of Draper, where “ Uncle Bob”
for the collection ol a license fix* for the Lana county and farmers believe that c . . . exclusively and Independent of est to date.
“ Also, if jsswible, see Mr. Kellogg, dy on earth, and always will think so, Cook has distributed mail for the past
posting of placard* or other announce­ grain standing In the shock is dam­ the district attorney’s office, Governor
the declared. "Anybody who knows
ments within the corporate limits, was aged so that It will be unfit for flour. West started a movement against the who ran tlie livery stable at that time. I him at all knows that he would not twenty-eight years.
owe
him
$7
or
$»
for
a
rig
1
hired
one
favoralily discussed. Altho tabled for
common carriers and the liquor In­
do these awful things is he were in
oonaidaratlon, this measure is practically
terests of Portland, which was made day. Have him give you tlx* bill with his right mind. He never has recover­
certain of enactment at the next session.
public In an open letter to these In­ interest added.
“ I have forgotten th e name of the man ed of the wrecks he was In and I
Tla- iiMTriest warfare of tlx* evening,
terests given out by the governor.
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but
I think I ow know these have affected his mind so
however, was waged npon the proposal
The public uulsance act will be In­ that ran tlx* hotel then. bill
and rend it to that he was not himself. One of the
ed
him
$39.
Get
tliis
to pave Main street, now 4th avenue N., !
voked to determine whether railroads
wrecks occurred about IS years ago
between its junctures with 1st and 5th ]
and breweries can make shipments of me with the others with interest added.
and the other about five years ago.
“
There
was
a
man
running
a
saloon
streets. A petition praying for such
liquor Into dry territory for the use
He suffered for a long time and I am
next
to
the
hotel.
I
owed
him
about
$16.
pavement ami hearing tin- signature* of s
of "blind pigs” and resorts.
sure he never fully recovered.”
One of the richest gold strikes In
down business men, was read and evoked
The railroad commlaalon of Oregon ' Get this hill also with Intern*.
“
1’1,-ase
obtain
all
these
hills
if
poarihle.
the history of southern California la
Governor Wilson openod his cam­ will be called upon to take steps to
tla’ instant comment ol attendant cifl-
Archbold Does Not Mind Roosevelt. reported at Holcomb valley, near San
aens, who assatlisl the proposal on the paign In New York with a speech on enforce laws covering railroads of the They are all I owed in Gold Hill wlx*n I
London.—When John D. Archbold, Bernardino.
left
there.
Send
them
to
me
in
a
bunch,
grounds that the petition did mu em- labor day at Buffalo at a "dollar din­ state.
president
of the Standard Otl com­
and
1
will
remit
the
total
to
you.
Also
Heavy rains In Great Britain con­
Issly the sentiment of property owners ner” given by the workingmen’s
The plan which the governor haa
pany. arrived at Plymouth on the tinuing throughout the month of Au­
rend
me
your
hill
for
the
trouble
you
may
on tin- street and was signed almost sole­ league.
outlined relative to the shipment of
steamer Majestic, he was told that gust have caused enormous damage to
By a vote of 80 to 62, the republican liquor Into dry territory. •» applicable incur in granting this request.
ly by tliose least U> be affn-tisl finan­
charge colonel Roosevelt had denounced him crops. The damage la estimated at
“
Now,
if
Mr.
Moore
is
not
in
party
council
at
Topeka,
Kan.,
defeat­
alike
to
both
the
breweries
and
the
cially.
Messrs. Albin Anderson and M. L. ed the resolution to force the Roose- , railroads. Briefly, he will ask that of tlx* store s t present, will whoever is i as being a falsifier because of his $10,000,000.
Opdyke, (¡rants Pass paving contractors, veit electors to run on an Independ all liquor shipped Into dry territory now in charge please do as I have asked testimony to the senate committee
Rear Admiral Southerland, com­
Investigating campaign contributions. mander-in-chief of the Pacific fleet, la
were present and explained in detail the ent ticket.
be plainly labeled as to Its contents. You may have me on your txxiks as Mike
method to la* pursued should paving
At the democratic state convention When received at Its destination he Harvey, htit my eorrect signature is D. . "TYiat is Just like him," said Arch­ now in supreme command of the situ­
operations tie ordered. After consider­ at Great Falls, Mont., Sam 8. Stewart aaks that the railroads instruct their M. Harvey. Kindly carry out my in­ bold. "I don’t mind i t I adhere to ation in Nicaragua. He has deployed
able discussion tla’ mailer was laid on of Virginia City was named as candi­ agents that on the day of its arrival a structions as soon as possible, and I will every word 1 said and when I return the forces along the railway between
to New York I will be prepared to
tla* table to lie taken up at some future date for governor and T. J. Walsh of description of the shipment and the remit as soon as I hear from you.
Corinto and Managua
substantiate my allegations.”
Helena for United States senator.
With Justice John W. Goff presid­
meeting.
* name of the consignee be posted In a
In connection with the pavement pro­
An extended speaking trip for conspicuous public place In the freight
uscar rarsons ana w. n . l eai, d o u i ing, an extraordinary term of the su­
People in the News
posal W. W. Truax addressed the mem* Speaker Champ Clark la being plan­ | warehouse. This list to be open to the
convicted of selling bottlsd whiakey preme court convened In New York
Bishop Charles C. Grafton of the at Oakridge, the terminus of the 8. City Tuesday "for a speedy and vigor­
Is-rs of tlai council on the question of the ned nt democratic headquarters. The public and peace officers, and the rail-
validity of any of their official acts, cit­ tour will extend to Oregon, Washing­ , roads will hold such shipments for Protestant Episcopal church, died at P.-Natron extension, were each given ous prosecution of Indictments which
ing the opinion of the attorney general ton and other states In the northwest. one day following their receipt, to I Fond du Lac, Wls.
the noaxlum sentence of $600 fine and may be found” as a result of the Ros­
George C. Perklna, United States 80 dave in Jail.
of Oregon to (be effect that the new city
Colonel Roosevelt left New York I give the officers an ample opportunity
enthal murder Investigation.
charter was not adopted in direct com­ early Monday morning for a speech- I to determine to whom liquor Is being senator from California, haa announc
The American Bar association. In
pliance with the law, amd that, holding making tour that will extend as far'aa shipped and to make an Investigation ed hla permanent political retirement.
ALICE CARPENTER
session at Milwaukee, Wls., denounc­
John Wanamaker, merchant and
office under the provisions of this char­ the Paolflc coast and carry him into as to what use the liquor Is Intended.
ed as dangerous to the country all
ter, there might be grave doubt as to the more than half the state« of the union.
The governor has directed District former postmaster general, la reported
movements for the recall of judges or
legality of their official character and
Governor Johnson of California, vloe Attorney Brown, of Roseburg, to start seriously 111 at his son’s home In At­
of Judicial decisions.
The report
acts. Under the construction of city a t­ presidential nominee of the progres­ proceedings at once ngalnst the Rose­ lantic City.
adopted declares the laws rather than
By the will of General William
torney It. O. Smith it was replied by sive party, opened his ispeechmaklng burg Brewing & Ice company. ‘'Offic­
the judges are responsible for delays
Mayor Kelsey that the present council campaign at Syracuse. N. Y„ on ers of thia company have been Indict­ Booth, his entire fortune, amounting
and expense of procedure. Attorney
were acting under bis advisement ami Thursday, when he addressed the del­ ed for selliug beer when the brewery to only 32440, la bequeathed to the
General Wickersham won hla fight In
with the assurance that they were duly egates to the state convention of the la supposed to manufacture and sell Salvation army.
the convention for the admission of
Clarence Darrow, former chief coun­
qualified to serve ascouncibnen, ami that .progressive party.
near-beer, and I am asking the prose­
negro members.
until the matter received an airing in the
Colonel Roosevelt declares Senator cutor to take immediate steps In rela­ sel for the McNamara brothers, must
The flat charge that New England
courts the council Intended to remain Penrose was guilty of blackmail when tion to the brewery Itself,” said the go to trial a second time on a charge
mill owners conspired to “plant" dy­
satilficd witli its present position.
of having bribed Juror Bain.
he declared to John D. Archbold In executive.
namite In the strike of Lawrence tex­
A special meeting to digest the uncom­ 1»«4 that the Standard Oil oompany
George M. Whitaker, secretary of
tile workers a tew months ago to dis­
pleted business of the regular session will would save trouble 6y making an ad­
the National Dairy union and presl-
The Markets
credit unionism is made by the dis­
lie called within a few days.
ditional contribution to the campaign
dent of the Farmers' National con­
trict attorney. Ernest Pittman, one
gress, at Fort Atkinson. Wls., Is dead.
fend, and says he should be expelled
Portland.
of the most prominent mlllmen in
Philip C. Dodge, president of the
fcntn th*
Oregon News Notes
Wheat—Club. 80c; bluestem, 83c;
Lawrence, committed suicide after a
Mergenthaler Linotype company of
futile attempt to induce the district
red Russian, 79c.
Prosecution of Cuban Demanded.
the United States, obtained his decree
Lnne county this year Is putting
Oats—$30 per ton.
attorney to drop the Investigation. It
of divorce from Margaret Dodge at
Washington.—Señor Rlvens. the
Hay—Timothy, $16; alfalfa, $12.
$30,000 Into permanent roads.
la said he left a full confession.
Reno, Nev.
Butter—Creamery, 32c.
,Work on Heppner's new »40,060 Cuban mlnlRtvr, hns been Informed
Mrs. Henry H. Rogers, wife of the
that the United SV.t-r rxpects a legal
Within 90 days at the outride, the
Eggs—23c.
aqhool building has commenced.
late
vice president of the Standard
prosecution Of Enrique Maxa, the Hn-
Central Oregon Irrigation company's
Hops—1912 crop, 17 %c.
Plans to hold a big boxing tourney
vntm reporter who assaulted:the Am
dam across the Deschutes river and
Wool—Eastern Oregon, 18c; Wll- Oil compnny, died suddenly In a dln-
a( the Pendleton round dp are under
Ing car In the grand central station
trican Charge d'Affalrcs Gibson.
Its irrigation project, knewn aa the
(latpettq valley, 22c.__
way.
• t New York.
north canal, will be completed and
Plttshiirg.—As
ft
rekult
of
the
terri­
J. F. Hosch has been elected mayor
Seattle.
Mrs. Mabel Ely. widow of Eugene
ready to turn water on about 70,000
fic
rains'*
through
western
Pennsyl­
of Redmond by the council In place
Wheat—Bluestem, 83c; club, 81C» Ely, aviator, who was killed in Macon,
PhStO by Amerlosn Frees Aseoetattoa.
acres of eastern Oregon land. When
vania,
Went
Virginia
and
eastern
Ohio
of, H. F. Jonee, resigned'
Ge.,' O d d er 19, 1911, while giving ex-
completed the dam will he 3$ feel
36 are deed and others are missing. red Russian, 79c.
who
is
In
Mise Alice Carpenter,
In a fight which started over a bot­
Oats—$31 per ton.
h'blt'.on tUghta. has become the bride
From meager reports It Is believed
progressive high and 260 feet long, and la btaK el
of
the
women’s
charge
tle of whiskey at Galena. Bert Crow­
Rutter—Creamery, 32c.
i t h i n Cross, manager of Bon Air
solid concrete, reinforce* with Steel
the monetary damage will approxi­
campaign In the east.
ley was shot and killed by W. G. Set­
hotel nt Es *alle, Cal.
mate $1,600,COO.
T
Current Gossip
of the Political
Rialto Rehashed
tle
West Warns
Railroads
: Old Injuries
Affected Mind
Against Shipments
Liquor to Dry
Towns
Is Belief of Robber
Lounsberry’s
Wife
Important News
Notes Gathered
Far and Near