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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1926)
P A G E S IX THE COLD HILL NEWA. JACKSlN COUNTY, OREGON Viola Meyers Census Shows Suicide Death Much Gain By Mr*. K. M. Scott. ♦ - - Local Happenings - - C. A. Peterson, so d W. Martineau, of the Kcl-iuar pet mine here drove to their former home, Vernonia. Ore gou where Mrs. Peterson and the four Peterson children were met and brought back to Gold Hill and are now living in the H. D. Reed residence on 6th street. The four children will be students in the Gold Hil, schools. THURSDAY. JANUARY 18, UM U J — F E R T IL IZ E R S — SULPHUR — LAND PLASTER SULPHATE OF AMMONIA SUPERPHOSPHATE Mixed Fertilizers for All Special Crops MILKMAKE — ECONOMY EGG MASH — HOGEATS — All Pure—No Fillers Used—Best for Less PEERLESS BABY CHICK MASH Wonderful in its Results. Be Sure to Get This when Chicks are Ready M. S. J O H N S O N, at Gold Hill Carries a full line of our Feeds—Ask Him! Mr. ami Mrs. George Hobbs, of Ekalaka, Mont., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pickard here last Sunday. These old friends had not met for some time. --------- * Let me figure on your trucking or teaming, grading J.JJtitter pd ad—37 A census of the wild life In the This community was shocked. Saturday when the news came of Crater Lake National forest, recent the tragic death of Viola Mtyerx ly prepared by forest officers, shows Reidel at Roseburg. Mrs. iteidel 3170 black tail deer at the head of committed suicide by shooting her the game list. 640 coyotes at the self through the head. Despond head of the predatory list and «»HI ency over domestic troubles is given martins leading the fur bearing an In connection with the as the cause of the deed. She and imals. Mr. and Mrs. L. Jackson of Med her husband had been living apart census, a report on general game Friday morning, she sent conditions is also made. ford, formerly from Montana, were lately. Game Is believed to he increasing ESTRAY NOTICE— Gernsey heifer guests of J. Pickard and w ife hepe herfour year old boy over to a neighbors and it is supposed she in the Upper Bogue River district about 18 months old, strayed from last Sunday. shot herself shortly afterwards, due to the rough. Inaccessible char the Greenleaf farm on W illow Spgs although the deed was not d iscov acter of the country and continued FOR SALE—Iron Bed. springs and road. Information w ill he rewarded mattress. See Mrs. Recel ut the ered until that evening w hen some protection of the region from fire. by Mrs. W. L. Greenleaf, 26 Cottage Post office, Gold Hill. 42 girls called at her home and on i However, in Ibe Dead Indian coun St. Medford, Oregon. turning on the light on the porch try a decrease has been noted be Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schults, of saw her lying on the couch in the cause of the greater accessibility of Mrs. Clyde Walker has been con Mrs. Reidel had visit the country and heavier settling of Murphy, Oregon, called at the home living room. fined to bed at the residence of J. of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pickard last Sun ed her parents at Rogue River on h ' lioniesteadt rs and ranchers. Ag W. Clark and w ife with pneumonia, day and renewed acquaintances the w eek before and had seemed to ’ ricultural ami lumbering develop but is reported as improving stead with old Montana friends who were be in her usual pleasant why. ments arc blamed for the decrease ily. Sunday afternoon at 3.00 o’clock, in the Butte Falls district w hile per guests at the Pickard’s at the time. the funeral of Mrs. Chas. Reidel, sistent poaching in the Klamuth Chas. Barge, Constable of Gold FOR SALE— Baby Chicks, Barred was held at the cemetery here. A country is said to be playing havoc Hill, is reported as sick at present. Rocks and Rhode Island Reds for large crowd of friends and relatives Io the game there. Inaeeessibility We do not know the nature of his March and April delivery. Hatch gathered at the grave to pay their of the Applegate country is said to ailment but reports seem to indi ing eggs any time. Phone 32F12. last respects to one whom they had be responsible for the increase In cate pleurisy. or w rite Perry Waite, Gold Hill. all loved. Viola Myers was born in that district. Oregon. 42tf Kansas and w as about 30 years old Grouse, quail, ring necked pheas Several peddlers and beggars have at the time of her death. She was a ants, ducks and geese, found in va visited Gold Hill in the past few Mrs. W. L. Greenleaf and son Lee graduate of the Gold Hill schools rious parts of the forest are slow ly days but did not stay very long. It were visitors in Gold Hill on busi and was married in her early girl vanishing, because of heavy hunt seems to be a hobby for all these ness late last week. She reported hood to Gharles Reidel of that place. ing and the encroachm ents of pred “pan-handlers” to hunt up the news that Mr. Greenleaf has been in the Her husband was a railroad man atory birds, such as hawks and owls, paper office in a town for the N ew s Klamath country for the Copco in and they had resided in Grants Pass the re|Mirt declares. receives a vis'* an: g the first in terests for several days. and Roseburg and wherever she liv-1 Fish life is prospering, says the re the town. S a v e the manager of ed she had alw ays imide lots o f port, in the smaller and more re the News is City recorder and judge Licensed Truck and Driver. We friends. The funeral services were these peddlers are asked to take out haul anything. J.J.Ritter pd ad— 37 all held at the grave; Mr. Miller, an mote streams, but a decrease Is not ed in those larger and more acces a license or leave tov-n and the beg- old friend of hers ollieiating. Be sible. Forest officers are of the gers are ordered to move on. Most More Vernonia people are expect side her husband and small son she opinion that a more w idely spread of the beggars can change a hundred ed to arrive here in the near future is survived by her father and mother dollar bill any time and as a rule Mining activity is the direct cause Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Myers of 'his city, program of artificial planting is nec- have far more money than you or I of the arrival of the citizens and we 'wo brothers, Arthur B. > f Butte cessary to supply the wants of the fishermen. Several hindrances, and if the good people of the town have the promoters of the Kel-mar Falls and Frank of Table Rock. such as dams not equipped with fish w ill either point out the peddlers mine to thank. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dingier receiv ladders, in a number of the moun and beggars to the police or send them over to the recorder, the town FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms ed word from their daughter Mrs. tain water courses were cited, some of which arc said to be as high as w ill soon be rid of this element. at Mrs. Blackburn’s. Gold Hill 42 Belle Hart of Aberdeen, W ashing 10 feet. ton that her husband w ho is mer The official estimated census of chant Police there had been injured Rlncktail deer, very badly when the m otorcycle he game animals is: 3170; niulrlail deer, 10; bear, 348; w as riding collided w ith the rear end of a car. The car had no tail elk, 3. Until last year 20 elk roam light and in the blinding wind and ed the large forest at w ill, but the rain, Mr. Hart failed to see the car. number was cut down by poaching Indians, w ho w ere later arrested. At last reports he w as recovering Predatory animals include 640 coy from his injuries. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore of Evans Otes, 485 w ild cats, 35 mountain Valley w erP visiting Sunday with lions and 24 w olves. Bounties for the extermination of the above are relatives in Sams Valley. The condition of T. H. B. T a y lo r, off ered. who is very ill at his home here re-1 Fur bearing animals are made up Beaver, 240; fox, 448; mains about the same and little hope as follow s: martin, 900; mink. 740; badgers, 67; is held for his recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shepherd ermine, 270; skunk, 15000; muskrat, w ere guests Sunday at the Wiley 100. Hunters are estimated ,o have k ill Carter ranch. ed 350 hlaektail deer and 12 bear Carl Wood, w ho recently graduat A ed from O.A.C. stopped over while during the past open season. totnl of 89 coyotes, five mountain enroute to San Francisco and visit ed at the Fred Dingier home over lions, 49 bobcats and 5 w olves arc also said to have been killed. the week end. Only one area in the forest, says Mrs. James W iley and Miss Eve lyn Carter motored to Ashland Sat the report, is closed to hunting, and urday evening and met Clinton W il that for the protection of the Ash land creek watershed, source of ey of McCloud. The Odd F ellow s gave tw o candi Ashland’s water supply, from pollu dates, Billy Moore and Richard Scott tion by human agrncies. the first degree Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dingier and Buy your wood of John J. 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