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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1914)
<5he W E G O Legal Notices 8 U M M O X S Brief News of the Week Ban Francisco Is said to lie having Its share of the unemployed. Twenty thousand men are Idle. Earnings of the express companies show a decline, principally due to competition of parcel post, it Is re ported from Hartford, Conn. A complete tie-up of Mexico's rail way transportation facilities threat ens, uuless the rebels oau be Induced to allow the railroads to get oil. Butts to recover profits said to have been made by the officials of the St. Louis Si Ban Francisco road til pro motiug "fsedsr" lines were suthorlsed by United States Judge Sanborn of St. Louis. Acting on Instructions from his gov eminent, the Italian consul opened a lodging for destitute workers from his country in Chicago. Drunkenness Is responsible tor 46 per cent of the cases of domestic un happiness that have been tried In the Court of Domestic Relations during the last year, according to the annual report. As usual, the first of year will see a number of important measures of legislation come Into operation. A number of news laws in the various states will be of more than ordinary Interest and Importance. The Humes araandment to Nevada's divorce law will come Into effect on January 1. It requires an applicant for divorce to be a resident of the state one year instead of six months as heretofore. A stringent law for the curtailment of the liquor traffic will become effec tive In Arkansas. In Wisconsin the much discussed ’’eugenic marriage law” will become effective. Working men's compensation laws will come into force In Connecticut. California and Ohio. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for tile County of Jackson. Victor B. Beno, Plaintiff', vs. T. C. Norris, Nettie B. Norris and B. II I Harris, Defendants. Suit to Quiet Title To B. it. Harris, one of the above naw i <*»i defendants: In tlie Name of the State of Oregon you are hereby required toap|*ear ami answv tin* plaintiff's complaint against yon now on Hie in the above entitled court and cause on or before tin* Iasi day of (lie linn I pn*seriln*d in tin* order for publication of ' summons herein, to-wit, on or before Monday, the 9th d a , of February, 1914, said date being the expiration of six weeks from tin* date of tin* first publica tion sf this summons. And if you fail to appear and answer, tor want thereof the plaintiff will apply to tin* court for the relief prayed for in said com plaint succinctly stated as follows: That the title of tin* plaintiti' in and to the fractional soutlicast quarter of section twenty - seven (27) and tin* fractional southwest quarter of section twenty-six (26) and the west halt of tin* northwest quarter of section thirty-tlve (35); Ala* »♦ an undivided one-half interest in and to the east half of tin* northeast quarter of Section thirty-four <34) and Lot seven (7) in Section twenty-seven (27); all of said above desrrilied land being in toweship thirty-six (86) south, range tlnee (3) west W. M... and containing in all two hund red six acres of land more or less, in Jackson County, Oregon, be forever quiet ed against the defendants and each of tliem ; and that tin* defendants and each of them be forever barred from any right title, or interest therein, amt that the de fendauts and each of them be forever en- joined and restrained from asserting any People in the News eiaim ol right, title nr interest in or to program every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 3 Reels Brigadier General George H. Tor- said propei ty or any portion t'tereof, and ney, surgeon general of the army, Is for plaintiff's costs and disbursements to each show. Every evening excepting Sunday. dead. be taxed. George Dewey, Admiral of the navy This summons is published in the Gold Hill News, by order of Honorable F. M and hero of Manila Buy, recently Calkins, Judge of the above entitled court celebrated his 76th birthday. First show begins at 7:30 o’clock, three films Captain William P. Roberts, aide to which said order was made ami entered General U. 8. Grant aud General ol record on the 17th day of December 1913, and in compliance therewith tin Meade in the Civil war. died in (he date of the first publication hereof is the National Soldiers' home at Dayton. Ohio. 20th d a , of December 1913. J. C. Root, sovereign commander of —W. E. Fillers, Attorney for Plaintiff. the Woodmen of the World and foun der of that organisation, died at Hen dersonville, N. C. Administrator's final Notice WOULD FORESTALL STRIKE + + + + + + + + •*• + + + + + + + John William White, a confection IN THE COUNTY COURT OF ORE er, probably the smallest man In the Railroad Trangforma Telegraph Into •f* GOLD H IL L O P E R A H O U SE + GON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY. world, died at South End in London, S e a tin g C ap acity <00. Telephone System. In the Matter of the Estate ) aged S3 years. He was o n ly 26 Inches Stage 50x22. Springfield. Mo.—In anticipation of of In height. Charles T. Anderson, deceased. 1 the strike of 1100 telegraphers em Mrs. Adlal E. Stevenson, wife of e> Notice is hereby given that the under It la the object of the ployed on Its lines, the S t Louis & Vice President Stevenson, died at signed Administratrix of the estate of management to hook only San Francisco railroad laid off indefi Charles T. Anderson, deceaseil, hns filed Bloomington, III. She had been III first class attractions and nitely 400 telegraphers and began to in the County Court of Oregon, for Jack- several months. Mrs. Stevenson was about two performances a transform its telegraph lines into a son County, her duly verified final ac 70 years old. telephone system of railroad commu month. The stage has been The world's aviation record for al count, and said Court has fixed Monday, nication. enlarged and new dressing the 27th day of January, 1914, at 10 titude was broken by nearly 1000 feet Twenty-four special trains, consist rooms added to the building o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at when Georges Legngeux rose to a ing of an engine and caboose, went with new scenery and the the Court room of said Court in the height of 20.668 feet. out on the Frisco lines with right of present stage, we can stage Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, re-elected County Court House in the town of Jack way over all trains except passengers. any kind of a production. superintendent of schools, resumed of sonville, Oregon, as the time ami place The crew of each train removed the The House in the future flee In Chicago after a two weeks' ab for the bearing of said final account. instruments from every station it will be booked through the All persons interested an* hereby noti sence, during which Mayor Harrison passed and joined the telegraph wires Northwestern Theatrical as fied to make or file their objections with dropped from the school board four at every mile. Thus 12,000 miles of sociation having signed a con saiil court to saiil final account, if any members who had opposed her as su railroad telegraph lines were convert tract to this effect, and they oerintendent. they have, on or before said time. ed into a telephone circuit have assured us that they December 27th, 1913. will use their best endeavors Theater Gold Hill’s exclusive M otion Picture & Vaudeville Theater Saturday Nite “A t Sunset Ranch” “Hawkins’ Half Holiday “Norwegian Fjords “ Hearts o f Gold” MSTOIM For Infant» and Children. AU'UUUL 3 PICK CMMT. . AM fetaNe ftrp trx Ion forts s i m i l a r iiKFbotfjKiifrMi ling U h * Sttimarte uadUmteul I nfants /C hiid kin Promotes n i^ ’stlonfhfrtW- ncss and Itati ContatoM fe r Optimi Morphine nor Muerai The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of N ot N arcotic . AjaMLtumu ? a . ISjätä- JätwAW* „ «>»0 Use For Over A perfcrl Iknwdy l'or l'omltf» £s< I l o n . 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This was confirm ed by both players, who also said their Wonderful Cough Remedy salaries had been guaranteed by a bonding company which assured them full payment for their three-year con Dr. King’s New Discovery is known tracts, regardless of what fate may everywliere as the remedy which will befall the league. surely stop a cough or cold. D. P. Lawson of Eidson, Tenn., writes: “ Dr. King’s Ex-Leader of Pythian« Dead. New Discovery is the most wonderful Chicago.—Charles A. Barnes, ex cough, cold and throat and lung medicine county Judge of Macomb county, Illi I ever sold in mv store. It can’t be beat. nois, is dead in Leamington, England, It sells without any trouble at all. It needs where he was visiting, according to no guarantee.’’ This is true becanse dispatches received here. His home Dr. King’s New Discovery will relieve the was in Jacksonville, 111. He was past most obstinate of coughs and colds. Lung supreme chancellor of the Knights of troubles quickly helped by its use. You Pythias of the World. should keep a bottle in the house at all times for all the family. 50c. and $1.00. FAIRS TO B E JN S T R U C TIV E All Druggists or by mail. H. E. Bucklen State Superintendent of Public In A Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis struction Calls Conference. Salem.—With the object of making the educational features of the county fairs more prominent. State Superin tendent of Public Instruction Church ill, general director of the industrial school fairs of the state, called a meeting of secretaries of county fairs, school supervisors and ail persons in terested in the proposition Friday at the capitol. The action was taken by Mr. Churchill because of many re quests that he take the lead in calling the conference, inasmuch as his de partment had charge of one of the m ost important features of the fairs. A movement has been on foot for some time to enlarge the scope of the exhibitions and make the educational features more important than racing and carnival attractions. — B e s s ie 34-38 C. A n p k e s o n Administratrix. Merchant Gets ’’Black Hand” Card. Copperfleld.—A postcard picture of a "black hand" and a bomb, Inscribed "will soon get you,” was received by Notice for Publication Samuel Aklln, merchant of this place. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Aklln was one of those who refused to U. S. f-and Office at Roseburg, Oregon. sign the petition asking Governor December 15th, 1913. West to close the saloons here. Peace N otice is hereby given that George E. officers are inclined to the belief that Hays, of Sams Valley, Oregon, who, on the card was sent entirely as a Jest. November 16, 1910, mail** homestead E n Douglas Has Good Corn Crop. try Serial, No. 66439, for Sf Sf NWf 8W f, Myrtle Creek.—The excellent corn Nf Ni SW-itf SWf, Si NWf NWf SW>4, N iS W 'a N W JiSW i, SW ‘4 N E 'iX f f i j crop grown in southern Douglas coun S W ii, NW3i SEJi N W li SW*i, S-c. 25. ty during the past year, together with and SEX NEM NE!^ SEItf, NEj< S E l J the showing made by Douglas county NE*^ S E )i, Sec. 26, Township 35 S., at the state fair and the Chicago land Range 3 west Willamette Meridian, has chow has awakened Interest anew in filed notice of intention to make Final coni growing among our fanners. three-year Proof, to establish claim to the land alx>ve described, ls*f<*p* W. H. Can’ on, United States Commissioner, at Med ford, Oregon, on thCfOtli day of January 1914. Claimant names as witnesses: J. L. 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All Druggie's or by mail. Kickapoo Indi in Med. Co. Phila Quarte ami placer location notices at delphia < r St. Louis. Tlie New.-* office. S. P. Time Card Justice Joins Wife Beater. Oregon City.—In the same ceil with S. W. Moore, the man he sentenced to Jail for six months for being drunk and beating his wife, George Bigham, justice of the peace at Oak Grove, faced a charge Identical with the one for which Moore is completing the fifth month of a six months' sentence. ••■MkWV aa«w »••• «ITV ? If you are, don’t waste any time, any money until you have seen uf . We have the BEST and CHEAPEST SILO that has ever bee*» constructed. Big Pines Lumber Co9y Gold Hill 71 Gold Mill Livery Darling & Modges Proprietors Rigs forjall occasions Goodfhorses and (drivers that know the'roads We^makejno specialty of any class^of trade All Get th e Best Good Resolution No. 1 To start a bank account January 1st with Indian Falla In Barrel and Drowns. Pendleton.—While drunk and numb ed with cold, Julius Williams, a well- known member of Walla Walla tribe of Indians, slipped and fell headlong Into a barrel of water near the O.-W. R * N, track. Grave of Asahel Bush Guarded. HiUem.— Fearing that ghouls would THE GOLD HILL BANK attem p t to ste a l the body of the late AoeheJ Rudh, a m illionaire banker, aad hoU U for ransom, raiaffves have oaitssd a wntnh by day and night to he trtAOfld at the vault. Takethene wsoneyear !
