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Gold Hill
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NO. 3
HILI» JACKSON COUNTr. OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 20 iitltf
U. S.
MINING
STATUTES
TEN YEARS
t \ traits from Ih» Ruling ta s « i Decided
in United Sta« s and State ( ourts
A subscriber a n d p a p e r »tope
SC H O O LS
BEA VERS
OBLITERATED TALENT
COltKEHI«ONDE.\CE
F oots Creek
by Amy Koester
The past few weeks since we have taken
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Is-a'iella M artin, one of Rogue River’s
over the mniiagm ci.l of the News there
most popular teachers entertain,al a n n a n
ban
been
a
few
complaints
gathered
In
Inquiries will be answered In these
bor of her pupils at lier boute on May 12
Last Sunday , i l l the local diamond the
colum na, but they tnaetbe confinad tu a round alxiut way from former readers
of the paper, who are not now getting
Gold Hill Beaver Cement ts am dem on
subjects treated In (orinar Issues.
the News. I, you are a paid up xttlieerib-
strated their superiority by adm inistering
Tlx-Civic Club met with Mrs. Judge
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the «,s-olid decisive defeat to tlie Talent Gilmore on the afternoon of May 12tb.
know at once ami bring your receipt and
team in a 13 to -o 0-0- score. Tb, Talent
A II valuable m ineral deposits In land
your name will Is, entered on th e Mail
i boys used a new pitcher by the nam e of
Iw lm glng to th e United Ktales. both
Met. One man was bear,I to rem ark re
Allen w h o loaked go,si for ,,ne or two in
surveyed and unsurveyed, are hereby
The High School Girls Glee C lub con
cently, “ I have been taking the News
nings but the Gold Hill Ixtys s,s,n itt*
declared to be free end open to e sp lo r
cert was a good one, well attended
for ten years and all a t once it stop|xsl
Ids
num
ber
and
be
was
n-plac-,1
for
one
ati,in and purchase and th e lands in com ing". We don’t know who the man
and adm ira’ ly well acted. Mnclt credit
inning by Brant who was in turn replac
which they are found to occupation and was but we are sure that be must or ought
Talent ** ,' 11’ l”
W ortm an, Miss Jacks and
PICNIC
ON
TABLE
ROCK
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by
Smith
but
to
te
,
avail.
The
purohase by citisene of th e U nited to know why the paper is not coming to
Mis- Flynn. Tlie later Is certainly a fine
team lacked a good catcher allhottgli b
Mate» snd those who have declared th eir
viohnest.
him now
We d o n 't w ant anyone to
The pupils of tit • seventh and eighth did very well considering that bis regular
intention to become i n c h under regula- mis» an issue of the News and il you an
'grades with ll'-len Van Duyu and Victor place is pitcher and be tried to make up
tiona p rescrib 'd b» law and according i
y ,or „
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Exercises -1 9 1 6 - Successful
Flint and Miss Davis -|s-nt last Saturday for bis errors by vociferous protests and
to U t a local oustomS or rules ol m iners .
(
>n ,
wj(, fluil>ou.e
So far as is known but three of the
' m i T a b le R o c k .
The Itoys left the bridge dem onstrations of disgust at the um
In the several mining d istricts, so
way to scud you th e paper w ithout vio
Wednesday cv en n g . May 17th in the at 6-30 A. M. and the girls 1-ft a t 8-30 pires decisions. However ’In- Beaver Ixiys teachers in the Rogue River schools were
as the sam e are applicable and not in lating the Postal Rules by carrying un
Miss 'tre e ts
Methodist Chureli, the public were tre a t by auto for the foot of the trail on the victory must not lx- accredited to any retained; Mr. H arding,
co n e l.le n t with tb a law of th e U nited paid subscriptions on our mail list.
If ed to a Iwauliful and impressive „s ue.
weakness of the Talent team as iseviden- and Miss Mari in.
ea-t
side
of
the
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.
Tie*
boys
made
State*.
you like the New, we w ant you to fe»d Tlie occasion being the graduation exer-
I a rather fast trip for s ,ine of their ntlin- veo by four thre- baggres, and two twobag-
lan d s Valuable for Mineral».
th at il is your paper to have and to bold
clis-s of the Gold Hill High School. Th • ■ 'x-r were across t o the east side when the gers slammed out by the Coin,utters and
until death parts you. We would Bend
Don Dimick visited his home last week
This section makes all valuable m in il then but owing to the war, transpor churi'h was decorated with roses until ear arrived. Several came down the trail 01I1 r bits m aking twelve in all as against
eral deposits subject to occupation and tation facilities have been clogged and altar , windows, p io io ami even the slov,‘ and gttid, 1 t l i e party t o tlie top. After a , two lonely bits by tin - tai -nted Talenters lie lives on Evans Creek and attenda
purchase under tin* mining laws. lit o r there is in* way to reach Dead Subscrib were a mass of l.hxim. And s u c h uoar-s! couple if hour* spent 1- ram bling about Miller pitched consistently throught school in Rogue River.
T neir equal Could scarcely Is - found any the top and g, ttiug the beat views to be the entire game and was m aster of the
der to bring land within the class subject ers
Sometimes we make errors in w rit
to m ineral entry it must appear th at the ing down the names and your name may when' elw in Southern Oregon Iuiid found the whole party went down the Situation all the tim e retiring twelve of
Jau n ita Matheus and Stan Hard atten d
land is known at the time to be valuable be the one that is down wrong on our the whole world knows the Or gun If ,se) east side and at ' a bountiful lu n ch . All tlx; Talent huskies by the one-lwo-three
The
boys wish to express ed the concert in Rogue River.
The program was well rendered and was hands contributed to the lunch,
Victor | route.
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lor its m ineral and th at m inerals are list. Come in and see us about it.
carried through w ithout an error. In Flint then made trips with tlie Ixiys part , their appreciation for the beartv support
found in such quantities as to justify ex
strum ental music ol a high order was re way to tow n and went back for the girls
the Gold Hill fans and will endeavor
penditure In tlie effort to extract them .
ndered hy Dorothy Smith and Marguerite Till- whole party reports th at they bud a
(ilfer # better attraction in tlie future,
Fritz Eisemau suffered a very lieavy
The evidence of a large num ber of wit-
W harton. The selections by , horns tin- day long to Is1 remembered and that the]
loss during toe frost by loaeing his en
n«NMNMh inclutliiiK civil engiHwrn» mining
tier the leadership of Miss Davis hraught trail up »lie east -i,le is in good shape
mi
an
tire crop of apples and pear, . He is tile
expert«, practical miner», mining vngin-
prolonged applause.
The orations by and an easy climi,. This is one of the
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owner of the Eiseman orchard th at is so
<<•«, nn*l anaaycr*, to tho effect th at
Stout
ss
Horton Beeman and Win. E >ley, and finest trip- and »how- the la—t view of
widely known in Jackson County.
His
the land for which an application for
Upton 1 b
the essay by Delay llislges were ad of a »'cilery in Jack-on County.
lose is estim ated at (12 UtX).
entry has lieen made is sim ilar to th a t of
Eddings
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high and enobling order, while the a I-
th e surrounding m ineral ls*aring lands
Porter 2»
(I 11 Aldon and wife, I*, l-angdcll and dress by Prof B riscx1 of Ashland carried
ami num erous specimens and croppings wife, and D. 11. Miller and wife motored
W alker i.r
the large audience by storm. A u b e close
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from on tlie land contain m ineral, and
Stuewe 3ti
Adelbcrt Elliot ol Medford visited hia
ta Ashland, Monday.
ol the ex-reisee, Prof. Milam with a few
th a t all the subdivision, of the land in
Murray
cf
cousin,
Alva Cook last week.
The
reports
from
the
county
exam
in
fitting rem arks prerented the diplom asto
controversy were more valuable f >r m in
ation came hack in good season and the Blk’n 'tn rf
the
graduates,
H
orton
Beeman,
l-etay
E.
Albert Oummins, Republican candidate
eral purposes than for agricultural, is
p
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H 'x'ges nuu
and W
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Foley. ____________
Gifts and flow «tudente and F aculty are rejoicing to find Miller
sutllcent to establish it of m ineral ch ar for President, spoke In tlie Tabernacle ( th io abundance were preanntod to all a good num ber of really high m arks and
Wm. Brower, the editor of tlie Rogue
Score by Innings.
' only
I _ one
.... failure' in one subject i in
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acter. The value and not the kind of h ereto one thousand people, Sunday.
the
Rivet Argus ( democratic I was on thia
three graduates.
any given m ineral 1» the ooeUolling key
whole school and th a t hy a very small
Creek last Friday exhibiting several can-
Gold Hill
by which to determ ine the question
Last Friday one hundred and thirty
margin.
didau-s subject to our approval a t tbe
Talent
whetlier lands containing such deposits lour plates were laid for the high school
prim at ies.
JUNIOR
BANQUET
are
valuable for mineral " and are alum nae banquet ¡11 Ashland.
M. S Johnson was a Seattle business Talent battery, A llen -B ran t - .-mith and
“ m ineral lands ” , Proof ol the m in
B rant tried to catch.
The Banquet given by the I union, to visitor the past week,
eral character of land must lie specific
Alta Farm er, formerly of Gold H ill took the Seniors and the faculty of the High
Elliot Butler was the victim of a sur
and based upon actual production of the
part In the May l’ole dance in th e Ash School last Friday night was a grand sue- Found a bunch of keys, owner cau have
prize parly on the event of bis 13th b irth
land Is greater than for agricultural value
T . W. W yatt of Sams Valley visited nere day.
cess. The rem arks of the Toastm aster
same by proving property and paying
land park last Saturday.
Next week we will treat on " Proof In
and speakers were timely and thought-
charges, at the News office,
on business W ednesday.
sufficient to Show Mineral C h a ra c te r" .
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Mrs H enry W hite, formerly of Gol 1 fnl. The repast was served In the u su a l,
good last« »hat Mrs Price always uses and
c B W atsm , an Ashland attorney
A b a n d o n m e n t.
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teacher
who
recently
underw
ent
a
Koester brothers and Dick Swacker
Hill
visitor Tuesday and attended
serious operation Is now able to lx- alxiut the room was most tastefully decorated in was #
Miss Eliason chaperoned the gratnroir last week.
the class colors. A flashlight of the party
lnecJj ng of t |,e
j j ; h c lu b . He
Question:— la s t June, X located a quartz w ithout her crutches.
grades on their picnic trip to Galls Creek
was taken by Mr Palmer th at will lx? wag the guest of A. E. Kellog.
claim, did the develpetnent work, verifi
last Saturday.
treasured by all as a fitting souvenir of
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ed to the same, recorded his notice, and
The G rants Pass City Meat M arketow n-
Rev. H. J . Van Fossett, preadhed the our graduation festivities
(.iUU,i(, a(t.s bl,„ hetd a t the Gold
then left the stab', is th at an evidenoe
ers were on the Creek the first of the week
Baccalaureate sermon in Ashland to an
looking for stock of all kinds. They had
of abanonm ent?.
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Hill pavilion| last Saturday evening was
Mike Cavanaugh had a runaway acei
audiance of the combined churches of tl e
th eir directions confused and Amy Koes
well attended by all ol the candidates.
Answer: — Abandonm ent of a m ining
dent this week when his mule team be
last Stinnay.
ter acte,) as guide to tlie various ranchers
The Baccalaureat Sermon was preached The music was good and everyone bad a
claim is a m atter of intention, and oper
came frightened and smashed things up
visited.
in
tlie
Methodist
Church
hy
Rev.
Chas,
dandy
time.
ates Instanter. W han a m iner gives up
in general Dr. Conroy of Medford was
The Vessie — M atnis, m eeting In the E. W harton to a great congregation of
his claim and goes away from it without
called to attend to the injured m an.
very receptive students, their teachers
any intention of reposscsing it, and re Tabernacle will do se Sunday.
Alfred C. Holmes representing the
Floyd Lance who is working in Gold
and friends. The music was furnished
gardless of what may become of It or
Pinkerton Detective Agency was in Gold
Hill was on the Creek Sunday gathering
hy the school chorus under the able dir
who may appropriate it, an abandon
Hill this week, he left one of the old
ection of Miss Davis who has had charge
G. B. Alden of Riverside Colony pnr- up a crowd for a fishing picnic on the
m ent takes place, and the property re
Jackson County r lies at the hank. Ask
The Little Blond In Black. Two reels
Rogue.
of the music in our schools the pa»t year.
chased
a new Ford last Saturday.
verts to its original sta tu , as a part of of dram a
heart intureat. Counts Thea
Smith about it.
Everyone
greatly
enjoyed
the
service.
tlie unoccupied public dom ain, and is tre Friday May 26th.
then open to occupation by the first
There will 1« a picnic a t the Foots
Chas. Kell and Sam McClendon were
comer. In determ ining whether one has
N o tic t.
A t th e Com us.
E v e ry F r id a y Creek schixil on the last school day. Full
visitors
last
week
at
H
ornbrook
Cali
abandoned his property or rights, the in
fornia. They returned later in the day pictu res a n d g o od m usic 1 0 a n d 15 cts- particulars will be given next issue.
tention is first and param ount object of
Circuit
Court
and reported a fine time.
in q u iry ; for there can lx, no strict aban
C L O S E S U C C E S S F U L YEAR
G H H S
good time
GRADUATION
ASHLAND ITEMS
SOME HEN!
donm eiit of property w ithout the ¡Men
tion to doso; thus differing from the loss
of right by forfeiture under mining law-
o r by the failure to use an,I occupy when
no suoli law governs, and in this, too
th a t abandonm ent may lx, complete th
instant tlm m iner leaves his claim, lor
tim e is not an essential element of aban
d o n m e n t; the mom ent the intention to
abandon and the relinquishm ent of pos
session unite, the abandonm ent is com
plete. lin t lapse of time may often lx, a
strong circumstance, when connected
with others, to prove the intention to ab
andon tho the bare lapse of time short
of the statute of lim itation, and uncon
nected with any other circumstance,
would lx-no evidence of ab an m e iit— tho
tho right m ight be lost, as before stated.
M e th o d is t
C hurch
S e r v ic e s
Sunday School
10: A. M.
Regular preaching services 11:A. M.
Evening servlets
8:P. M
Junior League
2:30 P. M.
SeniorI-eague
7:P. M.
l’rayer Meet'ng Thursday
8: P. M.
Subject for Sunday morning May 21st
‘' Fathers’ ’. For the evening, ‘ ‘Courage’ ’
Everybody invited.
This state of Oregon boasts of posses-
ing the most prixlnctive ben in the world
but the state of Connecticut now arises
and claims the ow nership of the oldest
hen ever.
She was hatched Ju ly dth
1887; is of black Spanish breed, is as
lively and cheerful as ever; and ha* a re
cord of more eggs and young chicks than
B tty other hen liv in g or dead.
Sits laid
her last egg A pril 24th and last, spring
hatched a fine brood of chicks. We take
ofl our lints to th is marvelous instance of
longevity from th e wooden nutm eg state
Court Reporter
Rogue R iver Valiev C anal (lo. vs G en
SOME
LETTER
Horae" Pelton loaded a carload of hay I
eral Investment Co., aetioii at law.
W illiam R obertset ttx vs. Vf. W. W at Thursday a id »hipped it to Fred Knox
Just A n o th e r K illin g Frost.
el G rants Pass.
kins et al, suit to quit title.
State vs. Ran«- Rouse, transerip ftom
Ashland justice court.
A few days ago we received a letter
G -orge T. Watson vs. A t t i l l i . Russell,
Mrs. Del Norte Childers of Los Angeles trom a reader who objected to a certain
answer.
is visiting with her m other nt Rock Point. party sending news to our paper and
he stated that he had been a reader
for many years and was going to quit
Dr. K e lse .V was it Rock Point visitor if we did’nt refuse to r reive news items
P ro b a te C outt.
last Saturday to att"n il tin young son of fr„m this certain party that he had taken
J. W. Abbott, gnardiandiip, ix'tition Earl Adams who was hit on the head hy a dislike too. W ouldn’t this frost y m ?
for guar Ian.
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a rock throw n from the hand ol a school Just think of a real, live, man, taking a
Jn o Cameron left for Cottage Grove
M artin V. McCrillis esttte, order ap mate.
stand like tins. We know the writer of
Monday.
pointing appraisers.
the letter is a man of st n-e who would
not for a moment have his neighbor be
Mr Collins of Medford was in Gold
M a r r ia g e Licenses.
lieve that lie was a narrow minded citi
Hill visiting Elm er Keys and wife Sunday.
T. C. Tomlinson of the Adams Ranch
George A. Kerby and II l':t Penniston.
zen. He no doubt is a family man who
at
Rock
Point
left
for
Portland
Sunday.
Deacon W alker le ft for G rants Tass
loves every pint«' of home life. Git !
Henry P. Grove and Mice Matilda
Sunday evening.
Well ! we could go 011 for hours ami talk
Lawrence.
and draw many beautiful coHipatiaons
R i a l E s ta te Transfers.
The W hite Bros, are errecting a new hut we are Hot going to take the time.
The joy ridets who awoke Ihe echoes
refrigerator house on their ranch m ar Ad we ran say is that we are sorry for a
last Saturday night, with song and laugh- Brunswick Investm ent (',. to
man who allows his kind, generous na
Rogue River.
H. B, Grattel, lots in Hogue
ter, were, Mlasess Davis, Helen \ an-
ture to be over ridden hy a » ‘Vere ease i f
River Valley Orchard Co..........
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Duyn, M arguente W alker, Marguerite
indigestion of them ind. T hink i t o v r , my
W harton, and Prof. V ictor Flint, and Leta M. Childers et vir t.l R.
Wilson was in Medford this friend and write us again in a dillerent
Ellen
Nickerson
et
vir
land
H . E. W harton, with Vic at th e wheel
spirit. We credit you with better motives.
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of the big M ilam M arion.
The graduates from the Rogue River
high school an- A lm edaO rr, Marvin Kirk
and Ira Shepard.
Mrs Carle attended the Glee Club con
cert in Rogue River.
Mary Woodcock joined ihe senior class
of our Sunday school last Sunday.
F. Rowe and family and Mrs Leslie
Cook were visitors to Gold Hill Saturday
Ed Kt ester is ve,y busy cutting and
battling wood to Messrs Porter, Risdoti
and Swacker.
Steven McRenolds visited his slater Mrs
Boling this week.
Mrs. Grace E. Sears was busy Saturday
getting ready to move into the Caldwell
H ons-. She will be at home to frienda
on Wednesdays.
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