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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1913)
oZ>G G o l d H i l l N e w s PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY IT GOLD 1111.1., JACKSON COUNTY, » ------ r —7------------- ---- « c o a * OREGON. BY ------- ---------- ■ — Another Pioneer Crosses Divide George W. Albright. piunrVr m iller vf Jackson county, and a prom inent figure in the commercial lift“ of southern Oregon thirty years ago, pasred away at the home of his daughter, Mrs, It. | | . Moore, of ( E n cred At the titilli Hill jottolR tv fur trun-mission tlim ugh tiu* mail* i this city, early Sunday m orning last. kvoiu I- c I miw m atter Mr. Albright was S2 years of age. Although Mr. Albright had suttered with asthm a for many years previous, his health d arin g the past six m onths had SATURDAY, AUG. 9, 1913 been exceptionally good, and his death came without tla* warning of any pre SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE liminary illness. At 2 :IO Sunday m orn ing Mrs. Moore was aw akened by a d is turbance in her father's room, and found him upon the hack porch stricken with a LOOKING OUT FOR POSTERITY severe attack of his old malady. Altho a physician was immediately sum moned E IS a poor sportsman, indeed, who slaughters in mere wan he lived hut a half hour following the a t tonness and without consideration or thought of the future. tack. Brief rervicea were conducted at his Let the hunter of this stripe but pursue his chosen course ot daughter's home .Monday afterm sm , and lustful butchery and posterity will rate the deerand elk with the the remains transnorted to Sau Jose, Cal vanished bison. The .prolific rabbit will perhaps become the on ifornia, for interm ent by the grave of his wife. ly “big game” extant. Mr. Albright was of a cheerful dis|s>si- At Grants Pass has been promoted a worthy movement Its tion, unim pared in thought or vigor by membership term themselves the “Game and Fish Protective his four- score years, and his taking off came as a distinct shock to the com m un Association of Josephine County.” Incidentally, the association ity, which sympathixes deeply with the includes much territory other than the county specified in the bereaved m em bers of his family. title, and would seem to warrant a broader caption. But the George W. Albright was horn at Wash ingtonville, P a., January 22. 1S31, and intent suffices, and something must lie forgiven of a good cause emigrated to Oregon from Iowa 31 years The Josephine association has planned an educational cam ago. Upon his arrival he took charge of paign. They intend to teach by simple arithmetic a public too the Hour mill at Phoenix, later assuming m anagement of the mill at Jacksonville thoughtless to compute for itself. For example, the increase of After a num ber of years he moved to a specified herd of game in a given number of years if unmolest California. Following the death of his ed. The value of that herd to the commonwealth in round hard wife he resided with his daughter, Mrs. Friedly, of Puyallup, Wash , and dollars of commerce. Where sentiment exists there is slight with F. Mrs. K. H. Moore, of this city. A need of the mercenary argum ent—where sentiment is nill, touch portion of last winter was spent with his the heart that lies close to the pocket. And preserve the game, sons at San Jose, W ard and Raymond Albright, hut the six uiontlis previous to by any means. This is the Josephine county plan. hia death he had resided in this city. B en H. L am pm an H It is a worthy plot, well conceived. It does credit to the Card of Thanks sportsmen who advocate it as a means of awakening public We desire to thank our many friends thought to the decreasing numbers of Southern Oregon’s not in in this city for their beautiful tributes of considerable asset and attraction—the multitude of deer ant dowers and sym pathy, in the death of our other big game that dwindles season by season to the crack ot tutlier, G. W. Albright. — Mrs. R. H. Moore, . smokeless powder behind a ripping projectile. The elk are van —Mrs. J . F. Friedly, ished. Old timers, men who rammed the patch down a muzzle —W ard A lbright, loader in the days when Oregon was the new game paradise, will —Raymond A lbright. tell you that the elk tossed their horns in herd like the spears o:' the Assyrian of eld. The percussion cap gun sufficed to write BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON finis on the history of Oregon’s greatest game. And what the percussion cap accomplished for the elk, the automatic high- Ftre at Pendleton destroyed half power will surely do for the deer. hat city's Chinatown, and for a time Legal regulation will not suffice. Prosecution will put no stop endangered the business section. The to decrease. Infractions of the law will remain common until— *oS8 was $7500. Certificates to teach for life were until common sense comes to the rescue of a dunder headed citi issued by Superintendent of Public zenry which delights in slaughter for slaughter’s sake alone. Instruction Churchill to 54 persons, The Josephine association is on the right trail, when they seek to the largest number ever granted after in examination of applicants. teach the economic value of the wild creatures of the woods. Governor West has authorized the There is but one fly in the ointment of satisfaction anent the -nnouncement that hereafter the state laudable intent of Grants Pass sportsmen. It is the annual pot would see to it that the licenses at all saloonkeepers convicted of violating latch of commercial fishing at the Josephine county metropolis. the law were forfeited. The lordly Chinook salmon, king of his kind, common in the The commercial fishing season on closed river prescribed by the sovereign voters of Oregon, is be the upper Rogue hiver, comprisin’; the territoiy between Grants Pass and the come a “rara avis”, indeed, since the nets swept the river from mouth of Jump-off Jos creek, closed the dam to Jump-off-Joe. A kindly fish commission will see to at midnight July 31. it that the salmon does not perish from the w aters—by artificial It Is expected that a general Inspec tion of all the irrigation projects in propagation—but the anglers from Grants Pass upwards will Oregon in which the government Is recognize it only on the butcher’s block, at fifteen cents per interested will be made by Franklin pound. The stock argument for an open river fail when the K. Lane, secretary of the interior, dur ing his visit to this state next month. salmon do not pass the nets. Senator Chamberlain has been au If the Josephine County association will turn their atten thorized by the public land committee tion to a less selfish consideration of the Rogue River and its to report favorably a bill reducing the “silver horde”, they will have mabe an auspicious beginning, age limit under which homestead or other entries may be made by male or and one worthy of their not unpretentious title. female persons, to 18 years. SUMMER GREETINGS Think c f that recreation trip you have been planning, and when making up the bill-of-fare, JUST TAKE THIS TIP Fancy Tillamook Cheese, per Boneless Herring in jars - Sweet Pickets per quart - Ripe Olives in cans . . 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L. haps, four-score or more full years 01 mouth of the Columbia river In Octo Miners, I can sharp The Discontented Duffer storm and strife, of sun and rain, of joy ber. en, repair or make The old territorial seal of Oregon, and pain, are all I want of Life. which was discarded when Oregon was tools, and guarantee For th at I do not love the world I do i admitted to the Union in 1864, now Is not wish to die—of all the mites upon its ; my work to stand LETTERS UNCALLED FOR the official seal of Multnomah county crust none clings more close than I ; there j the racket; try me and incidentally the first seal which is a promise comes with dawn, a solace ; , this county has ever had. and be shown bom of night, and every cloud I do p er-1 . The foUowinK '» » 1>< of letters remain A small cloudburst hit Shaniko ac ceive is bound around with light. p 3r : lnK ’’»' ailed for in the Gold Hill Postof th at I do not love the world I do not i° r ,h e ending Ju ly 31, 1M13 companied by a high wind and light spurn its flowers—each bursting hloom of calling for same will please give ning. An inch of water stood In the B L A C K S M IT H one cent streets of Shsniko and outbuildings sweet perfume conceived in rainy hours; date advertised. A charge will be made upon delivery. and fences were turned over and dam it is some comfort still to think that, aged. Cash, Mrs. J . C. come what will or may, the chances are 1 Christian, R. If. Representative Sinnott has urged shall endure to greet another day. For Morgan, Mrs. Cora the public lands committee to tske up th a t I do not love the world I do not jilt Pitm an, Lawrence M. at once the Borah homestead bill, my friend—who spurns the dust beside If you want your Stinehring, Chas. (2) which requires homestead Improve my heels toward the common e n d ; it is a —Hi xnv |>. R eho , ments of s certain cash value per acre. gladsome thought to think that under tools put in good He urged that the bill, which has al Postmaster neath the sky there are, perhaps, a few- ready passed the senate, be made an old chaps as good as he or I. For th at I shape be sure to see A monument marked “Lincoln Na emergency matter and become a law do not love the world I do not shirk my meals—I do not test the pained unrest tional Highway" has been placed on at this session. A feud, which has been going on for th e t Sylvia P ankhurst feels; the steaks the road leading from Klamath Falls th a t blush upon the grid, the Java top to Lakeview, where the county line ' the past three years between J. N. B l a c k s m it h ped with cream, make Life not less e n between Klamath and Lake counties ! Besselleu, negro farmer of Clackamas crosses the road. county, and Lawrence Myers, a white durable but rather more a dream. For Announcement was made by Gover farmer of Sunnyside precinct, culmin Cedar Tenie Posta for Sale th a t I do not love the world 1 do not Sound Ixidy and b ru it cedar fence posts scorn its show—I most admire tin neat nor West of his recommendations to ated when Myers ambushed and at attire th a t uiinces down the row; idilio the interior department for the dis tempted to kill his colored neighbor. —no sap—by the 100 or 1,000, 15 cents, tis folly I contend to em ulate the rose, tribution of the 10 per cent road fund Myers was arrested by Sheriff Mass delivered; on the ground, near Asls-stos have observed 'most generally they provided by the department through iind brought to Oregon City His ball P. (>., 8 eta. ('all or address, Hillbilly Ranch, i s by our ( lollies. 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