Gold Hill news., October 11, 1913, Image 4

Seattle, Washington, t h e undisputed
I
owner of and the sole fxwaeasor ol the
Morris Placer Mining Claim, has applied
for a patent from the United State* to
the Morris Placer Mining Claim, located
AV. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
in the Foote Creek Mining District, f l ’n-
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
organiaxl) Couuty ol Jackson, State of
Oregon, and more particularly described
G old H ill , O regon .
as follows, to-wit:
■The North hall of the West half of the
CLARK E. SAUNDERS, M. D. Southwest quarter of the Northeast ottar-
ter of SecVon 24, Township 37 Soittli of
Practice Limited to
Range 4, West of W. M. and describe*
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
by met»» and bounds as follows, to-wilt
Beginning at a stake 1320 ft. South ol
Eye* sctenufically examined and glaase* the quarter section corner betwtvli 8»c-
furnished when needed.
tion 13 and 24, said township and range,
,v n-tt-Corey P u t .¡Mt. M-xilard, Ore and from said stake running East 660 ft.
to a stake; theneeSouth060 ft. to a stake;
t luncv West GOO ft. to a stake; thence
North 600 ft. to the place of hegintdng.
containing ten acres of Placer Mining
Ground.
And said application of the said N. H.
Latimer is now |>ending before the U. 8.
lan d twice and any and all persons,
claiming adverely any portion of said
U * i f 1 v - . . „«XT
Mining Claim above dmcrilied, are ré­
uni redto file their advene claims with llie
Register of the U. S. Land Office at Riwe-
hurg, Oregon, during the sixty day period
A. E. KELLOGG
of the publication of this Notice or they
will be barns! from doing so thereafter
GOLD H IL U ORFGON
by virtu»- of the provisions of the Statute
in such cast* made and provided.
Embalmer and Funeral
Tile only adjoining claimant is H. T.
Findley, who is the owner of the property
Director
to the West of this Claim.
Complete line ol burial rabee,
Date of posting notice on the claim is
caskets, etc.
July 10, 1913.
Date of the first publication of this not­
FUNERAL CAR
Office Plum e: H om e, 9—M; Heeidence ice is Aug. 2. 1913. Date of last publi­
cation of this notice Is Oct. 4, 1913.
Phone, H om e 2—K; Pacific 46-Main
B. F. J onks ,
Professional Cards
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
DENTIST
GAS A O M tX IB T K R K D
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
A. E. KELLOGG
NOTARY PUBLIC
P h on e 39 Main
GOLD H IL L , O REG ON
Legal Notices
BRANCHES OF PARTY NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
AIM TOWARD UNITY
W ashington.—Senator Cummins out­
lined In part the reform plans ot the
so-called ''conciliation committee" of
Republicans and Progreaaivaa which
hopes to bring about tha holding ot a
national Republican convention early
la 1914,
The change la the representation ot
tout hern states In the national con­
vention la a secondary matter In tha
programme of tha committee. With
the added support of many Republican
leaders who did not participate laat
spring In the “get-together" confer­
ence In Chicago, they will Insist that
tha control ot the Republican national
committee over seating ot delegates
in a national convention be abolished.
"Where states have primary laws
that govern the election of delegatee
It will ba an easy matter to provide
by party rule that the certificates Is­
sued by local election officials shall
ha final evidence entitling the dele­
gates to seats In the convention.
Where such jaws do not exist, how­
ever. I believe that Republican au­
thorities In aach state should pass
on all contests and settle the eligi­
bility ot delegations before they go
to the national convention."
Register U . S. ljuid¡O ffice
Woman la Elaetad city Traaaurar.
Roseburg, Oregon
13-22
Roseburg. Or.—In the city election,
which was characterlxed by a heavy
Administrators Notice of Appointment,
women's vote, the electors of Rose
and to Present Claims
In the County Court, lor tin? County of burg chose Agnes Pltchford city treas­
urer over Danna Howaar, by a vote of
Jackson, State of Oregon.
In the matter of the Estate of William 65$ to 476. Mlaa Pltchford has the
Smith, Deceased.
distinction of being the first woman
Notice is hereby given that tlie Hon elected to office In Roseburg.
F. I.. Tou Velle, County Judge of Jack-
son County, Oregon, on the 9th day of
August, 1913, appointed A. E. Kell.igg,
administrator o f the Estate o f William
Smith, Decease«!. Any persons having a
claim against tlie said Estate is h»*reby
notified to preseut same duly verified to
the undersigned, at his office, in Gold
Hill, Oregon, within six months from
the date of first publication of this notice
Fire Fighting Apparatus De-
Date of first notice, August 16, 1913.
FIRE AND BLIZZARD
DEVASTATING NOME
— A. E . K ellogg ,
Administrator.
Gold Hill Livery
t
troyed and Water Works
Darling & Hodges
President Wilson Signs Under­
wood-Simmons Tariff
Proprietors
Rigs for all occasions
Good horses and drivers that know the roads
Bill.
Washington. — Surrounded by tha
leaders of a united democracy, Presi­
dent Wilson signed the Underwood-
Simmons tariff bill at the White
telegrams
House.
Simultaneously
were tent to cuatome collectors
throughout the oountry by the treas­
ury departmeut, putting Into actual
operation the first democratic tariff
revision since 1894.
A happy group of legislators, mem­
bers of the cabinet and friends encir­
cled the president as he signed the
bill, uelng two gold pens. Its pre­
sented to Representative Underwood
the pen that had written the word
"Woodrow," and the one which had
completed hla name to Senator Sim­
mons.
We make no specialty of any class of trade
A U G e t t h e Best
W. H. Smith
MANUFACTURER’S
AGENT for
Roofing, Hydraulic Pipe, all sires, Skylights, Contract­
or s Sufjpties. I represent Manufacturers and Jobbers in
many lines, and can quote low prices.
Address,
Many T a r iff Rates Abolished by Bill.
The Underwood-Simmons bill brings
Into effect one of the most far-reach­
ing revisions of tariff rates and rev­
enue laws enacted for many years.
A new Income tax. applying directly
to the Incomes of clttxens; the aboli­
tion of all tariff on scores of Items of
immense Importance to American In­
dustry and American consumers, and
a heavy reduction of tariff rates on
most of the articles In general use In
this country are Its chief features.
While certain portions of the new
law do not take effect at once, most
of Its provisions and almost all the
direct tariff reductions do.
The federal government has been
spending nearly a billion dollars a
year and the new tariff law will raise
less than one-third of that sum. Re-
oent estim ates by tariff experts In
congress predict that the rates will
raise $249.000,000 a year, and that the
Income tax will raise $127.000.000. The
remainder of the government's great
Income Is made up principally ot Inter­
nal revenue taxes and postal receipts.
W. d. Smith,
Medford, Oregon
A re You Going to Build a
SILO
?
NOTICE OF THE APPLICATION
Out of Commission.
If you are, don’t waste any time, any money until you
of N. H. Latimer, for a United States ADMINISTRATOR’S FINAL NOTICE
have
seen us. We have the BEST and CHEAPEST
Patent for the Black Gold Channel
In the County Court of th e State of
New Bill Summarized.
Nome, Alaska.—Fire has completed
Oregon, for the County of Jackson.
Placer Mining Claims Nos. 4 A 6.
SILO that has ever been constructed.
A brief summary of the new tariff
In tne matter of the Estate of John the destruction of blizxard-wrecked
Mining Application No. 09001.
Nome.
taw
as
prepared
for
the
senate
follows:
B Mattis, deceased.
United Slates Land Office,
Following a night and day of terror,
Notice is hereby given that the un­
Average percentage of tariff rates
Roseburg, Or., Aug. 5, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that in pur­ dersigned administratrix has filed with 24 hours of the worst Arctic storm as compared with the value of all Im­
suance of Chapter 6 of Title 32 of the the said Cjurt, her duly verified final that ever visited Alaska’s most fa­ ported merchandise: Old law, 37 per
Revis«*d Statutes of the United States, account of said estate, and «aid court mous mining camp, flames started In cent; new law, 27 per cent.
N. H. Latimer, whose Post Office ad­ on the 19th day of September, 1913, has the ruins of wrecked buildings and
Vqjue of annunl Imports added to
dress is S eattle, Washington, the un­
the free list. $147.000.000.
disputed owner of and the sole posses­ fixed Saturday, October 18, 1913, at swept the city.
It was Impossible to cope with the
sor of the B ack Gold Channel Placer 10 o'clock in t i e forenoon of the said
Estimated revenues from all import
Mining Claims Nos 4 A 6, has applied day at the court room of said court in flames. All of the flre-flghtlng ap­ rates: Old law. $30.5.000.000; new
re
for a patent fr-rn the United States to the County Court House in Jackson­ paratus was destroyed by the storm
law,
$249,000,000.
the Black Gold Charnel Plac-r Mining
and the waterworks also Is out of
Estimated revenue from corporation
Claims Nos 4 A 6, fixated in the Foots ville, Oregon, as the time an I place for
Creek Mining District (unorganized) the bearing of said final a count. All commission. The firehouses and their and Income taxes: Old law, $37.000,-
County of Jackson, State of Oregon, perrons interested are hereby notified contents were swept away by the gale. 000; new law. $122.000,000.
Said Claim No 4 being more particular­ to make or file their objection with said
Hundreds of homeless persons
Altogether, consumers In the United
ly described as follow*; to-w it:
struggled against wind and wave in States probably will receive from
court
to
raid
final
*ccount,
if
any
they
The East half of the Northwest
If three mlnrnt who left three little pnkni of dust
• an effort to collect enough food from abroad, free from all tariff, more than
quarter of the
Southeast quar­ have, on or before said time.
at
tlie San Franeiix-o mint in th<“ golden ilsy* of
the
debris
to
sustain
life
for
them
ter of Section 12, Township 37, South of | Date of first publication, September
$1,000,000,000 worth of merchandise
the '50’*, anil never returned to claim them, had
selves and fam ilies for a day or two.
Range 4 West of W, M. and descrió«*! 20, 1913.
during the next year. During 1912 the
by metes and bounds as follows, to-wit
il<'po*lle<l the dust in hank* paying 4 per cent In­
It Is estimated that the loss will amount of "free Imported" was more
— M aev M a t t is ,
Commencing at a stake 1320 It West
terest—a surprise would await them today.
Administratrix of the Estate of reach $1,500,000. So great was the than $880,000,000. and when the tariff
of the quarter section corner common
destruction of provisions that It Is is entirely removed from wool, sugar,
John
B.
Mattis,
Deceased.
If Joseph Baker, whose «take was only $3:10.27,
to Section 12, Twp 37 S. R. 4 We-t ot
feared that a famine will follow.
ha«l placed It in such a hank, he would find to
W. M. and Secti-n 7, Twp. 37 S. R. 3 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
iron ore and cheap Iron and other Im­
West of W. M. and running thence South
hia credit today $2,865.00—gained without effort!
portant Items, the total Is expected to
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
1320 ft. to a stake ; thence West '»60 ft.
Increase notably. Under the old lnw
Josephine County Grapes Fine.
September 16, 1913.
to a stake; thence North 1320 ft. to a
Grants Pass.—The grape crop of more than 53 per cent of all goods
stake; thence Ea-t (>o0 ft. to the place
N otice is hereby given that William W.
of beginning, containing twenty acres Truax, whose post-office address is Gold Josephine county will be of an excel­ brought to the United States from all
of Placer Mining Ground.
Hill, Oregon, did, on the 26day of Janu­ lent quality as well as enormous is parts of the world paid no tariff, and
W e pay 4 per cent, on Tim e Deposits
And said Claim No. 6 being more par­
ary, 1911, file in this office Sworn State­ quantity this fall. The season has that proportion will be Increased by
ticularly described as follows, to-wit:
the
new
law.
been Ideal for the ripening of the
The North half of the West half of ment and Application, No. 06927, to pur­
The free wool provision of the new
SW >£, Section 6, Town­ grapes, and the present warm weather
th e Northwest quarter of the Southeast chase the SE
Quarter of Section 12, Township 37, S. ship 37. S., Range 2. west, Willamette and bright sunshine are giving the fa­ law takes effect December 1. 1913, and
of Range 4 West of W. M. and describ­ Meridian, and the timber thereon, under mous Tokays a beautiful purple blush. the free sugar provision May 1, 1916.
ed by m etes and bounds as follows, to-
Congress at Work Nine Months.
the provisions of the act of June 3, 1878,
wit:
A new counterfeit, a $10 National
The new tariff law, passed four
Commencing at a stake 1980 ft. West and acts amendatory, known as the “ Tim­ Bank of New York, haa been discov­
of the qnarter section corner common to ber and Stone Law,” at sneh vain«- a-
years after President Taft signed the
Section 12, Twp. 37 S. R. 4 West of W. might be fixed by appraisement, and that, ered by the secret service division of existing Payne-Aldrich law. Is the re­
M. and Section 7 Twp. 37 8. R. 3 West pursuant to such application, the land the treasury department. It is a pho­
sult of more than nine months of work
of W. M. and running thence 8outh660
tographic reproduction of fair quality
ft. to a stake; thence West 660 ft. to a and timber thereon have been appraised paper without silk threads or im ita­ In congress. Hearings were started
stake; thence North 660 ft. to a stake; $109, the timber e-sti nated 80,000 board
January 6 by the house ways and
thence East 660 ft. to the place cf be­ feet at $0.75 per M, and the land $40.00; tion of them.
means committee. Chairman Under­
ginning, containing ten acres of Placer that said applicant will offer final proof
Do You Fear ( onxumption?
wood Introduced the tariff bill April 7,
Strengthen Weak Kidneys
Mining Ground.
in support o f h is application and sworn
Immediately
after
President
Wilson
Don’t
suffer longer with weak kidneys.
Said Mining Claims being adjacent to
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
bad convened the new congress. It
each other and contiguous one to the statement on the 5th day of December,
Nn matter how chronic your rough or You can get prompt relief by takir g
U.
S.
L
and
Office
a
t
R
oseburg,
Oregon
1913, before Herbert Smith United States
other.
passed the house May 8, and the sen­ liow severe your throat or lung ailment Electric Hitters, that wonderful remedy
S eptem ber 18, 1913
ate September 9.
And the said application of the said Commissioner, Grants Pass, Oregon.
is, Dr King'* New Diacoverv will surely praised by women everywhere. Mai c
N
otice
is
hereby
given
th
a
t
H
a
rry
L
N. H. Latimer is now pending before
Any person is at liberty to protest this
help you: it may save your life. Htlilmsn with a bottle to-day, you will roon feel
National
Capital
Brevities.
United States Land Office and any and purchase before entry, or initiate a eon T ab k e , whose post office a d d rem i* 1172
all persons claiming adversely any por­
June 1 has been designated as Fath Green, of Malichite, Gol. writes: "Two lik e a new woman with ambition to work
E ast E verette S tre e t,P o rtla n d , O re., did,
tion of said Mining Claims above des­ test at any time before patent issues, by on th e 2 day of J a n u a ry , 1913, file in this ers’ day. In « resolution Introduced In doctors said 1 had consumption ami could without fear of pain. Mr John Dowling
cribed are required to fila their adverse filing a corroborated affidavit in this of­
not live two years. I lined Dr King’* New of Fan Francisco, write* :-»G ratitm le
claim s with (he Register of the United fice, alleging facts which would defeat office Sw orn S ta te m en t a n d A pplication, the house by Representative Moore of Discovery and am alive and w ell.” Your for tlie wonderful «fleet ol Electric Bit­
No 08508, to p urchase the
S4$, Sec­ Pennsylvania. He would make the
States Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, the entry.
money refunded if It fail* to h-nnllt you. ter* prompts tne to write. It cuicd my
during the >ixty day period of the pule
tion 14, T ow nship 34 S, R ange 3 W est, rose the emblem.
—B. F. J okes ,
lication of thi- Notice or they will be
A bill for the cr«-atlon of a public Tire be»t h -me remedy for coughs, cold* wife when all else failed.” Good for the
W illam ette M eridian, am i t h e tim ber
20-2!)
Register.
barred from doing so thereafter by vir­
liver as well. Nothing better for Indi­
tliereon, u n d e r th e provision* of tin -act land court is to be advocated In con­ throat and lung trortIII, s. Price 50c and
tue of the provisions < f the Statute in
gestion
or biliousness. Price, 50n and
$1.00.
Guaranteed
by
all
druggist*.
DEPARTMENT
OK
THE
INTERIOR
of J u n e 3. 1878, am i acta am endatory, gress by Senator Walsh of Montana.
such cases made and provided.
$1.00, at all druggist*.
U.
S.
Land
Office
at,
Roseburg,
Or.,
The
court
is
designed
to
save
time
In
know
n
a*
th
e
“
T
im
ber
a
m
i
Stone
L
aw
,”
The only adjoining claimant is W. S.
Don’t le i Baby Suffer with Ccrema
October 2d, 1913 a t huc I i value a* m ig h t tie fixed by a p ­ land cases and to decide all points of
Bailey, to the South of Claim No. 4.
M ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Date of posting noticeon the claim Is
and Skin Eruptions
NOTICE is hereby given that Charle- p raisem ent, and th a t, p u rsu a n t to such law at issue.
July 10, 1913.
Sunday
Babies need a perfect skin-covering.
V. Herman, of Gold Hill, Oregon, who, application, th e land ami tim ls-r tliereon
Representatives of small hanks of
Date of first publication of this notice on July 20, 1908, made Homestead E n t­
10:00 a. m .
the middle w est and south protested Skin eruptions cause their net only'in- S un d ay School
have
been
appraised,
$410.00,
th
e
tim
is Aug. 9, 1913, and date of last publi­
Serm on
ry
Seria
,
No.
0365,
for
SE
'4,
Section
28,
•eni-e
suffering,
hut
hinder
their
growth
11:00 a. m.
against
the
currency
bill
before
the
her
estim
ated
680,000
board
feet
a
t
$050
cation of this notice is Oct. 11, 1913.
Township 35 8., Range 3 W., Wi Iain 1 st M, and th e land $70.00; th a t said a p ­ senate banking and currency commit­ Dii H oiirok ' b E czema O intment can he E pw orth League
6:30 p. nt.
B. F. J o nes ,
Song Service
relied
on
for
relief
and
permanent
cure
ette
Meridian,
has
filed
notice
of
inten­
tee.
The
chief
objection
was
against
7 :!W) p. nt.
plicant
will
offer
final
proof
in
support,
of
R e g iste r U . 8. Land Office,
T hursday
tion to make Five year Proof, to eotah his application am i sw orn sta te m e n t on the provision preventing the smnller of «nfiefing babies whose skin eruption*
14 23
R oseburg, Oregon.
lis'i claim to the land above described, th e 5th day of Dccenils-r, 1913, Isdore hanks charging for the collection of Have niadu their life miserable. “(Jur L adies’ Aid
2:30 p. m.
baby was afllleted witli breaking out of P ray er M eeting
before W. H. Canon, U. S. Cornini • Register and Receiver U nited State* Land out of town checks.
. 7 :3 0 p . in.
N O T IC E O F T II E A PPLIC A TIO N
A sincere Invitation to nil.
On the heels of the failure of con­ the skin all over tlie face and scalp. Doc­
sioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the 21-r Office, a t Roseburg, Oregon.
of N. H. Latimer, for a U nited States
ja y of November, 1913
Any person is a t liberty to protest thi* gress to legislate In the tariff bill to tors and «kin specialist* faileil to help.
Rev. A. Coelet, Pastor.
Patent for the Morris Mining Claim.
(.la im s n t n a rrie s as witnesses;
purchase before e n try , o r in itiate a con­ prevent gambling In cotton futures, We tried Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment
Mining Application No. 08997.
W. J. Smith, of Gold Hill, Or
test a t any tim e before p a te n t issues, by Representative Harrison of Missis­ and were overjoyed to see our baby com­
United States Land Office,
Geo. R. Briggs, of Gold Hill, Or.
filing a corroborate«! affidavit in thi* of sippi Introduced a resolution provid­ pletely cured before one I xjx was used”
If you want a «mall ranch, remember
Roseburg, O r., Ju ly 28, 1913.
T. M. Griffith, of Gold Hill, O*.
flee, alleging fact* w hich w ould defeat ing for nn International campaign writes Mrs. Strubler, Dubuque, Iowa that I have for «ale the very best 40 acre
Notice is hereby given th a t in p u r­
sgnlnrt such speculation.
All druggists, or by mail, rg) cents.
J,dm J. Pankey, ol Gold H ill, Or.
tire en try .
ranch for the money in the Rogue River
suance of C h ap ter 6/>f T itle 32 of the Re­
l’EKtEirKB C hemical C ompany
— B. F. J okes .
—11. F. J okes ,
vised Statutes of the U nited States, N. II.
Valley, nil under cultivation anil g ia a l
L atim er, whose Post Office address is 22- 27
Register.
St. Louis, Mo.
Philadelphia, Pa.
21-30
Register.
buildings
—c . 8. R ki . eiki II,
Big Pines Lumber Co’y
Gold Hill
7Ì
Three Bags o f Gold!
THE GOLD HILL
BANK