Gold Hill news., March 18, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

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Gold Mining In
Gold Hill Area
l l i l l on w h ic h Ihe tu n n e l w ill he
A recent le tte r fro m Mrs J. W.
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d rive n and a ro y a lty paid Io the c ity H erron, fo rm e r resident o f th is c ity .
on n il Ihe metal values recovered Inform s us th a t Mr. H erron died last
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
from the p ro p e rty.
The com pany September in the east, and that she
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w ill erect its reduction plant and expects to re tu rn here th is season
| m ills on the n o rth end o f the smel­ fo r a v is it w ith old frie n d s.
When
An Hein uppenring In the Med­
Jeweler«—Repairing
fo rd T rib u n e about 11 week peal la le r rite near Ihe c ity lim its o f Gobi ihe H errons lived here they occu­
llill.
pied tlie Houk place on the Sams
a Week o r so old, bm s illi a good
W atch Repairing
Valley road, re ce n tly sold to Ray
1 ideee o f Intercut m a tte r In Ibe ac-
N EW M IN IN G COMPANIES
I am prepared In do all
Heasoncr o f V ernonia. The H errons
jllv ltle s III »be Kel Mar-Pel mine.
A new company composed o f
manner of Watch and
I I be Hem la rre d lte d to a . E. K e l­ Salem mid W illa m e tte valley people were re jio rte d as qu ite w e ll to do
Jewelry repairing, aland
and w ere large p ro p e rty ow ners in
logg by ua and speaka fo r Its e lf
1» being organized fo r the purpose tin- co m m u n ity.
at Bowers' Pharmacy
« O M ) H II.U M arch 5- -T h a i „
o f ru n n in g a tunnel In to Ihe m oun­
W. M AR TIN E A U
e n e n i resum ption o f gold m illin g
tain ona tract ju st n o rth o f the Kel
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Drake, (fo rm e r
Gold l l i l l
Oregon
In d ila try in the Gold l l i l l d is tric t ia
Mar-Pet p ro p e rty , and it is reported ly Mrs. L. M. B ing,) and Mr. and Mrs
at hand la evidenced by the pres­
Ibr.t a tunnel w ill like w ise be d riv - Jess D urkey w ere v isito rs here on
ent a ctivitie s o f th< M'veral m in in g en Ibe coining season fro m the op-
F. M. JONES
.Monday o f th is week.
The Drakes
companies
In ihe
pushing
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' fleld
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I’llriilo
g posite side o f the m ountain fro m the are residents o f Talent and the Jess
Watch and Clock Repairing "»"<•
developm ent and co nstruction
w o rk . „ h i , .
. ...................... I Kel Mar-Pet p ro p e rty , on a tra c t in Durkeys are residents o f Ashland.
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vu w o f p u llin g p ro -I the c ity lim its a d jo in in g the local .Mr. D rake has been em ployed to
All work guaranteed
I - r tie . Into p ro d u ctio n .
The Kel- cement plant just „ o r li, o f Hekuma
erect a new and m odern m ill at
Mar-Pet M ining C om pany has in - addition.
at
mine in the S terling c o u n try and
creased its ca p ita lis a tio n fro m the
he and fa m ily w ill move there as
PAXSON DRUG CO.
121.000 mark to $150,000 and an-
GOLD ( ROSS MINE COMPANY
C entral P oint, Oregon
soon as a d w e llin g can be con struct
| nounce lh<- Im m ediate co nstruction
The (¡old Cross M ining Company ed.
M r. D u rke y has been ve ry i ll
o f a reduction pla n t at a cost o f
o f Bend, Oregon, business men has w ith pneumonia fo r a long tim e and
W RITE US
$50,000, till to be d riv e n by e le ctric
been re ce n tly
in co rp o ra te d , and is just n o w beginning to gel around
F o r prices on diam ond*
| power.
have m in in g equipm ent on the a little .
and watches.
P art o f the occasion fo r
Ib is »mall capitalised and closed ground to d riv e a tunnel in to the
M all us yo u r w atch and
visit here was the sale o f tw o beef
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several
Jewelry re p airing.
m ountain just n o rth o f the S ylvanite cattle to the F. and M. m arket.
local m in in g men and V ernonia.
REDDY and CO.
mine fo r tlie pur|iose o f cross-cutt­
Oregon business men. began last ing Hie large vein system extending
“ House o f Q u a lity ”
People d e sirin g to learn the fu ll
M edford
i summer to d riv e an 800 foot m ine through Ihe K el-M ar-Pet p ro p e rty .
tunnel in to the m ountain back o f T h e ir in itia l expense w ill he the amount o f th e ir taxes can do so by
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(¡old H ill to cross-cut the iro n dyke co nstruction o f a road up the m oun­ ca lling at the F id e lity State Bank
♦ — MATTRESSES R E B U IL T — ♦
and
s y lv a n ile vein ru n n in g n o rth - tain side to the p ro p e rty ut a cost here where the C ounty has made
♦ FOR ONE-HALF I HE PRICE «
arrangements fo r Gold H ill people
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OF A N EW ONE
« south through the Gold H ill d is tric t, o f $5000.
to pay th e ir p ro p e rty and personal
♦ A ll maîtresses sterili? il accord ♦ ami have astonished the m in in g
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taxes th is season.
♦ lag Io Stale Laws.
« I w o rld by cross c u ttin g large bodies
OTHER A C T IV E M INES H ERE
♦ Phone 104. 32 N. Grape St. ♦
¡o f valuable ore u n k n o w n Io the tun-
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Medford. Ore. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
The o th e r mines in Ihe d is tric t
Mrs. Maud S tickle was a v is ito r
— i nel projectors at the commencement being developed to uncover mass
lien-
at the Davis and S tickle homes
o f the w o rk.
The tunnel has al-
General Blacksmithing I ready been d riv e n In 60(1 feel Into ore ere tlie T in Pan, and Bed Oak Tuesday o f th is week.
I am prepared to do a ll m anner o l the m ountain and It Is several h u n ­ groups o f old lim e pi'iwtucers on
Wagon and lle p a lr W o rk. T em per­ dred feet yet to Ihe know n vein (¡alls ereek, three miles south o f
Mrs. V. W . M illspaugh, o f P o rt­
in g , W elding. P o in tin g , Shoeing.
Gold l l i l l by the C a rte r brothers, land. was a v is ito r h e r. last week at
j system on Ihe p ro p e rty .
In the
ra ilro a d men o f A shland; Ihe B ill the home o f Mrs. M yrtle Millspaugh.
“ S atisfaction Guaranteed”
mean lim e Ihe w o rk bus been push­ Nye, an old and famous producer
C. F. < VRTKIt. - GOLD t i l l I , ORB
ed Io the te rm in a l p o in t and in bor-
M artin Bowers attended the big
♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ + * ♦ ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ing the tu n n e l eight veins o f an tw o miles south o f Gobi H ill, by
George B lanchin, re ce n tly a rriv e d w re stlin g event at Grants Pass Tues­
♦ Phone 145-J
142 N. F ro n t St ♦ aggregate w id th o f 7R feet have
from Paris, France; Ihe L u c k y B art day nig h t o f th is week.
been cross-cut nt a depth o f 300
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F. F. B U R K
group on Sardine creek, a w e ll re m ­
The ore fro m these veins is
♦ Medford le n t ft A w ning Wka ♦ ! feet.
embered past producer hv Glen
Miss O live T u rn e r, a rriv e d this
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Canvas Goods o u r S pecialty
♦ I ru n n in g fro m RIO to $60 per ton In S perling; tlie Apex, (G old B idge),
week fro m Marshfield and is v is it­
♦ A,Ho Tops and Glass In d o s u rc s ♦ gold alone, w h ile the o th e r metal
three miles south o f (¡old H ill by ing her fa th e r and b ro th e r here.
♦ M edford, Oregon
42 ♦ I values are s ilv e r, n icke l. copper,
a co rp o ra tio n o f P o rtla n d men.
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In a d d itio n to these
P ickard and Sam Hreshach are dev­
N O TIC E FOR BIDS
veins, crosscut, the tu n n e l is being eloping a new p ro p e rty on Galls
Assaycrs, Chemists
d riv e n on a p a ra lle l east-west vein
creek fo u r miles out o f (¡old H ill
Notice is hereby given that the
o f an average w id th o f three feet
that is considered b y m in in g men board o f School D is tric t No. 57, of
G O LD
H IL L
T E C H N I C A L and ru n n in g in gold values $12 per as one o f the com ing m ines in the Gold H ill, Oregon, w ill receive u n til
Ion.
— L A H O R A T O R Y—
d is tric t.
7:30 o’clock P. M „ March 29. 1926,
Chemist and Asanyer
The Kel-M ar-Pet reduction plant
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sealed bids fo r the tra n sp o rta tio n of
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44
feet
by
110
fee!
E. DERW ENT
W A N T E D — 100 Cord 4-foot F ir school ch ild re n on Route No. 2, be­
in dim ension and w ill |»e erected
A n n ly tis t, Chemical Engineer.
wiwnl at once.
In q u ire o f John J. ing know n as the Sardine creek and
close Io the p o rta l o f the g rin d in g , B ille r, Gold H ill, Oreg.
47tf Riverside colony route, covering all
roasting, re g rin d in g and floatation
Attorney», Abstractor«
the distance between the d is tric t line
I separation in recovering the values
F ilc h Snyder is do in g develop­ n Sardine creek and down the north
A. E. KELLOGG — A b stra cto r o f w,li< *■ are p rin c ip a lly gold, silver. ment w o rk on the Iro n D oor Mine
side o f Bogue R iver in tile Riverside
T itle s , (¡old H ill. Oregon. R e lin b li n '< ki l, copper and p la tin u m , w h ie li
on w h ic h he filed about a year past. co lo n y d is tric t to Gold H ill.
Jackson C ounty A bstractor. Over " '■> a ll resond to the flo a ta tio n o r
The board reserving the rig h t to
tw e n ty years’ experience in Ihe I '’ h lo rin a tlo n system o f separation T h is p ro p e rty *is iro n ore w ith a fa ir
percent: ge o f gold, and w ill some accept o r reject any o r a ll bids.
Mr. E. D erw ent, chem ist and metal-
county. Phone O-J-2 Gold H ili.
day develop in to a valuable p ro ­
Bids w ill be opened at 8:00 o’clock
--------------- Inry ie.d e n g in e e r, w h o
has £ id ducer. i t adjoins the K e l-M a r-P e t
M. M arch 29. 1926.
W. B. G aylord '
<>f the Gold H ill technical on Hie n o rth and r f the Iro n p o o r
N. W. Borden
BER TH A COY, Clerk o f School
' la b o ra to ry fo r the past tw o years
BORDEN ft GAYLORD
was ever opi ned from the main tu n ­
R. E. COOK.
w ill have fu ll charge o f the con­
A tto rn e ys at Law
nel o f the Kel-M ar-Pet a great depth
Chairm an o f Board.
I
s tru ctio n and in s ta lla tio n ami opera­ w ould lie attained and some re m a rk ­
General Practice
tio n o f the red u ctio n pla n t fo r Ihe
able values uncovered.
Licensed T ru ck and D riv e r. We
Suite 412. M edford Center B u ild in g
com pany under a long term contract
haul a nything. J J J U tte r
pd ad—37
♦
Mrs. Emma In g lin g , w h o fo r some
— I N 8 U R A N C E—
HAPPY T H O D G H T M IN IN G CO.
tim e has been seriously i l l as the
N O T IC E FOR BIDS
I have succeeded Io Ihe agenev of
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hought
M in
ining
Co..
P. II. Bell in p a il .,f the companies
ppy T
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in g Co.,
result o f a stroke o f p aralysis, is re ­
fo rm e rly represented I,y h im In con’ l ’°sed o f local men. has been ported as in a v e ry serious co n d i­
N otice is hereby given that Ihe
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l i o Home,
l
i Aetna,
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r iip p n iti'
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Gold
re
ce n tly incorporated
fo r the p u r­ tion at press tim e.
hoard o f School D is tric t No. 57, o f
Royal, F ire m a n ’s Fund. London.
pose o f d riv in g a tu n n e l in to (he
Gold H ill, Oregon, w ill receive u n til
W A LTE R ZIM M ERM AN
m ountain on a tract a d jo in in g the
At F id e lity Slat,. Bank, Gold H ill
Bert K issinger, w h o is m aking 7:30 o ’c 'o r ’. 1». M „ March 29, 1926.
K el-M ar-P et p ro p e rly on Ihe south.
his home tiere w h ile ta kin g tre a t­ sealed hid- fo r the tra n sp o rta tio n o f
I his com pany is lessee o f a m in in g
D O C TO R S
ment fo r infected tonsils is s lo w jy school c h ild re n on Route No. 3 be­
tract lielonging Io the C ity o f Gold im p ro vin g .
ing the Galls creek route covering
the d is tric t between Rock P o in t and
W. P. CHISHOLM . □
(¡old H ill on the south side o f Bogue
G EN ER AL l ’ R A C T IT IG ..a „
I R iver leaving ihe southern bound-
Phones: Office 10, Res 9-L
j iry o f the d is tric t on Galls Creek at
8:15 o'clock A. M.
Gold H ill,
Oregon.
The board reserving the rig h t to
accept o r reject any o r a ll bids.
D r. F. G. CARLOW
Bids w ill be opened at 8:00 o ’clock
D r. EVA MAINS CARLOW
P. M. March 29. 1926.
Osteopathic Physicians
BER THA COY. Clerk o f School
Offices 416-17-18 L ib e rty B u ild in g ,
R. E. COOK.
Residence, 26 South L a u re l Street,
s c
C hairm an o f IJoard.
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t
Phone 904
M edford, Oreg
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FARM
IMPLEMENTS
M sdford
V E T E R IN A R Y
H ospital
DR. D. W. STONE
3 4 Vi
Grnduate V e te rin a ria n
Office C onsultation Free
Cor. Grape and F ifth - M edford, Ore
Phone 369— Day o r n ig h t
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♦ M edford V e te rin a ry H ospital ♦
♦
Dr. D. M. S T O N E, '
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Graduate V e te rin a ria n
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Dog and Cattle Disease« a Specialty
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Phone 369, 5th f t Grape Sts
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M odern Woodmen o f Amerlea. MWA
Sagar Pine Camp No. 10073
E. Derwent, Counsil,
R. M. Cook, Advisor,
H. E. Wharton, Clerk.
let and 3rd Tuesday nites. Welcome
THE LADY MUSCOVITES
L O. O. F.
Meets the first Saturday of « ■
■math at 3:00 P. M.
lea _ Welker,
Walker, President
Presi
Berthe E. Adams. Sec- Tree«.
MUSCOVITES WELCOMB
Amethyst Rebekah Lodge N e. ST,
Meets every Wednesday Night a*
3.6.Ö .F. Hall, Gold Hill, Oregoa.
Mrs. Edith Porter, Noble Grand
Elinor Force, Vice Grand
Dora Hammersley, Secretary,
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Lucx Mfe,
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PLOWS — HARROWS —PLANTERS
SPREADERS—CULTIVATORS
Any Old Thing at
DE VOE’S
r
DISCS—WAGONS
EVERYTHING FOR FARMING
Always room to Park
Your Car
436 W . M a in Ph. 122-R
M edford
Oregon
C IT T
C L E A N IN G
D T B I N G CO.
In some countries, wives pull plows.
T h e n , betw een-tim es, they do the
housework.
Even now, in the year 1926.
In other parts of the world, electricity
does the housewife’s work of sweeping,
washing, ironing. An electric wire fetches
thc /u el for cooking and heating. Elec­
tricity lights the lamps.
T he extent to which we use electricity
is a fairly accurate measure of our civili­
zation.
It takes some degree of civilized culture
to appreciate that we should employ our
time better than in merely doing heavy
chores.
And it takes highly civilized ingenuity
and management to make and deliver
electricity so cheaply that it will run a
sewing machine for less than hall' a cent
an hour.
Electricity
is the cheapest service
you can buy.
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Offices:
M e d fo rd , O regon
Roseburg, O regon
G rants Pass, O regon
K lam ath Falls, O regon
Y re ka , C a lifo rn ia
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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—Ack Him!
Farm Bureau
Co-Operative Exchange
Medford,
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before.
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by doing so.
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The saving in train travel will amaze you. So
save the car for pleasure purposes.
Save nervous energy, too. Your travel re­
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Then you’ll need that new plow,
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