Gold Hill news., July 15, 1926, Page 6, Image 6

TUE GOLD n u i NF WS, JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 15, 192«
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of n mine, when the only
thing that counts is not w hat is in
be or»', hut wliat can lie got out at
. profit.
15. S ith w v s ic in Oregon M in in g Bureau
Patterson and W or.on. of the Black
Sand outfit wer,> callers this week
1 lie ins! illalioa of twenty six Mon
iron In des at the two shore plants,
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w liv it . in in in irg interests.
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el will be handled by d rag tine mid
|x ilf'i- n thou- til dollars a ton. ilx officials w ere of that ilk it was
n one hydraulically,
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smooth
sailing
for
the
miner.
a n d (hr B arker o re from the Bough
A. 11. Bailey of New Brunsw ick
Kivu; ! claim of toe Hall group w ere J. I". Boss w ho h i s s p e n t some thin
mining engineer called at the Bur
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the m ost recent.
The Bureau is
in liead "iiar* e-s th is wi*ek.
lie is
kept busy assuring strangers that uis im pressions w ere so f.tvorahb
Jerested chi fly in gypsum, xvlvch
the Muds i re ault d ir ami provable during his stay here that lie bouglu
is one of the nou-ntetullies w hich xx
os to the outsiders it is u tterly be thru- el inis on Boots Creek w hile
Io not have near here in quantity
>ood belief that such things can there.
so far as present determ ined.
hap|x*n here and not set the entire
The Mount Reuben tunnel is it
eo n n u ln ity bx thi ears.
5057 feet, and indications eontimi
W ork is going on at tli,
A contract tunnel work has been favorable.
lei on the Bratton mine at Coyote Argo, and the samples of high grade
creek.
The untangling of the dis brought in from there indicate Ilia
SOL i HWE3TERM ORI GON MINES
pules as to boundaries in some of
Ilie properties in that neighborhood
would allow them to make the same
progress, with the result that one
o f the most promising districts in
th e vicinity would come into its own
the mine will al some future tinn
create a stir. Wade is going ahead
with the preparatory work on tin
Grouse mountain property.
Me
Fadden has been at work quietly on
the Jewett for the past six months
and has piled up a lot of high grade
The reported sale of the Million­ which has amazed those who havi
aire is one of the rays of light in seen it.
th e Gold Hill district.
While the
Gilles of the Black Wonder group
Bureau was in great hotx*s of the
suarlter, and of the continuance of has gone north on business connect­
vrork in a big way on tire Blossom, ed with the mine. P. B. Wickham
th e Apex, the Sylvanite and the Kel is at Nelson, at the B. C. Convention
Mar Pet, all of which are at present and Hogg of the Sleepy Hollow* is ia
inactive, there will not be a long Portland.
w ait until all are . in going, if
Charles Tucker has gone down Io
only one real c-< * I with money and his mine al Agncss. Sol Stone is at
turning kn ow k lgi takes up just one the Orofino, and John Breeding is nt
a t them.
work on the Wimer, at Holland,
The reported sale of the AA'edge at Coats, who took over the Yellow
Hogue River is good nexvs, accom­ Horn , is not yet hack from Seattle.
panied as it is by *' e suggestion Jackson and I.ogan of the Gold Hill
that a group of real men have arrang district were callers at the bureau
They arc planning to
rd a combination of that property this week.
w ith others.
All to be developed send a ton of their ore to the Maec
simultaneously. This was the bur­ Smelter at Denver, for determina-
This is the most sensible
den of Bean Newton's talk at the tion.
annual meeting two years ago. That dling for anyone to do who has. as
in the present stage of development so many of the mines here have, a
here, several properties should be complex orc. It is not what shows
combined and put under one manag I up in an assay that sells a mine or
Il is
rnent. It is the only way big money that determines its value.
can be interested here at the pres­ what is recoverable by the methods
ent.
at hand. Too many of us are de­
Crescent City was full of miners pending on assays as a guide to the
L ow
to C a l i f o r n i a
Reduced roundtrip summer
fares are now in effect. Plan
your trip toCalifomia and take
advantage o f them. Tickets
with 16-day limit are on sale
daily; also season tickets with
Oct. 31 limit at slightly higher
cost, permitting stopovers.
Four trains daily, including
Southern C alifornia Express
direct via Sacramento and Los
Angeles.
LIM B S
Southern PacàficLines
E. H. RADTKE, AGENT
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This Week
The benefit dance recently give”
in Sardine Valley for the relief o'
Mr and Mrs. Balph Duseaberry, wh
suffered the loss of their home am!
all its contents by fire, was a real
-ueeess.
Beside the proceeds of
the dance, they were (he recipient
of many useful articles of life's nee
essilies from friends in the com
AU our meats are newly home butcher­
ed, Which preserves the tenderness and
flavor.
No m atter whether you come in
and personally select the cut, or phene your
order so we can reserve a good selection for
you, you will always get the best for less
here than elsewhere.
Beef Roast, .................................lOctb
Veal Boiling Meat, ................lOctb
Beef Boiling M eat,................. lOctb
Home Cured Bacon, from 25c to 35c
F. &. M. M a r k e t
Gold Hill, Oregon
P hysical G ro w th
R eq u ires F in a n c ia l G ro w th
inunity.
After getting a ramp outfit tilted
up they left Sunday of last week
for Klamath County where Ralph
has secured employment in the
timber.
< N organization like the C alifornia
Oregon Power Company cannot stop
growing. Every time a new customer
is added to our line9 the demand for electricity
increases. To meet the demands of thousands
of new customers each year we must continue
to expand our facilities for service.
FOB SALE- drop leaf table,
kitchen range, kitchen cupboard
and a small healer. Inquire of Mrs,
Myrtle Millspaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and baby,
who for son*’* time have bc"n living
■ ¿bc-decn. Washn.. returned here
for a few days' visit has, \ .*k with
xjr». Du-en berry's mother Mrs. Nina
Dusenbcrry.
George left for Bun­
; nza, Oregon, where he has secured
employment.
Not only must we be prepared to place more
power at the command of the territory served,
but new transmission lines must be built
and old ones extended to reach these new
users of service.
WANTED:—Hauling and trucking
of any kind.
Price right, prompt
service.
See E. J. Reinking at the
telephone office or leave orders al
Johnson's Groceteria.
No Job to
big or small.
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Our six-fold expansion in the last ten years
has given more than 2,000 of our customers
the opportunity to invest in our preferred
shares. Our growth in the future will give
you the same opportunity.
C. G. VanHook, president of the
mine on the old Sleepy Hollow place
returned last Saturday from a bus I
ness trip to Portland.
This popular investment will
pay you a good return — safely.
Y o u can purchase shares on
the M o n th ly Investm ent Plan
a t $5 a share per m onth.
GRANTS PASS Rl'SINESS
COLLEGE
Last Grand Offer, starting July 14
and lasting until August 18th:
Rookeeping. $35., Shorthand, $35
Typing, $35., Accounting. $35.
Everyone who can should take
advantage of this 2-month course.
Anyone wishing farther information
may write in care of Grants Pass
Business College. Enroll from 1:0t)
P. M. Io 5:00 P. M. every afternoon.
Don’t delay.
i Paid Adv 14-15
J. U. Smith, last week, marketed
a load of fancy porkers in Medford.
Reports indicate that the price was
very good.
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The California Oregon Power Company
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OREGON—Medford, Roseburg, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls
CALIFORNIA—Yreka, Dunsmuir
More Than 2,00 0 Home S h a re h o ld e rs
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed Bids will be received by
the undersigned up to July 18th for
Kalsomining the upstairs rooms and
upstairs hall, the painting of the
Cornice 4and nailing same where
loose, puttying ot cracks and nail
holes in same, painting of windows
and sills inside and out and puttying
of all windows on the outside where
the putty has fallen off. Also paint
ing the fire escapes.
Said succes­
sful bidder to clean all paint end
putty stains and all kalsomine that
may fall on any furniture, floor,
windows or woodwork.
Said work to be done in a work-
nlanlike manner and be approved
by the board and all material to be
used shall be of the best.
BERTHA COY, Clerk S.D. 57
TENDER!
Dividends for You From Electrical Development
Homer Elhsrt, Wife and little
Billy, of Ashland, stopped a few
minutes in Gold Hill Tuesday on
their vacation trip to Bandon where
they expect to spend a week.
Miss Sylvia Greenleaf, former resi­
dent of this community, and last year
the teacher at the Willow Springs
school, now a resident ot Medford,
who at the close of school went to
the southern part of California for a
visit has returned and reports a very
enjoyable trip and vacation.
John Hammersley as the new re­
corder for Gold Hill has taken ahold
in a business like manner and we be­
lieve will suit all factions here better
than any of the recorders in the past
several years.
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Elmer Dungey is now the possess
or of a Ford which he is using to
drive back and forth to his work at
the VonDeriiclIen gravel pit.
AMERICANS CAREFUL INVESTOR
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(014877)
Department of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office, at
RoHehurg, Oregon, July 14, 1926
NOTICE is hereby given that Wil­
liam Glenn Laidley, of T rail, Oregon
who on June 6, 1023, made Home­
stead Entry, Serial No. 014877, for
the N% of NWU and SWH of NW(4
of Section 23, Township 32S, Range
IE., Willamette Meridian, has filed
noliee of intention to make Final
Three-year Proof, Io establish claim
to the land above described, before
Chauncey Florey, U.S. Commissioner
ill his office at Medford, Oregon, on
the 23rd day of August, 1926.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Oliver H. Bailey, of Trail, Oregon
William Dader, of Trail Oregon.
Fred Sturges, of
Trail, Oregon
(diaries H. Chindler of Trail, Oregon
One out of every 17 Americans
Licensed Truck and Driver. We
haul anything. J J. Ritter pd ad—37 owns securities of public utilities.
Three and a half million own slocks
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HAMILL A. CANADAY,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Southerlin, ot of electric tight and power compan­ It 18
Register.
British Columbia, (formerly Miss ies.
There are now over 16,337,(MIO
Mary Newton) motored here Sat­
urday for a visit with relatives on licople in the United States who
NOTICE FOR PUBI.ICATION
utilize electricity for light and (lower
Sardine creek.
purposes.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Stocks of electric companies throu
FOB BENT—6 room house. Enquire
SI ATE OF OREGON FOR JACK­
ghout the nation are everywhere
at News’ office.
SON COUNTY
considered a favorite investment,
I aac Oran Atkinson \
The Starns famly, former resi­ onihining the features of safety with
Plaintiff
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dents of Gold Hill write from Sher­ good dividend yield. Stockholders
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man county that they are on a motor INts in electric light and power emu
trip of Oregon. They were former panics are constantly growing, as France» Belle Atkinson 1 SOMMONS
Defendant /
residents of Eastern Oregon. They investors of both large and small
visited Crater Lake on their way means are becoming more and more TO FRANCES BELLE ATKINSON,
across the divide into Eastern Oreg­ fainilinr with the merits of electric The Above Named Defendant:
on and expect to be gone a week.
securities.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OE OREGON: You are hereby
summoned and required to appear in
the above named Court and cause
and answer the plaintiff's complaint
on file therein against you within
six (6) weeks after the 24th day of
June, 1926, whieh is the date of the
first publication of this summons;
You are further notified that, If you
fail so to np|>ear and answer within
the time aforesaid, for want thereof,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for Ihe relief demanded In said com
plaint, a succinct statement of which
Is: for a decree of said Court In fav­
or of plaintiff and against you for­
ever dissolving the bonds of matri­
mony existing lietween plaintiff and
said defendant, decreeing that plain­
tiff is the sole owner of certain con­
tracts to purehnse pro|ierty, and cer­
tain personal property, described In
the complaint; for plaintiff’s costs
and disbursements in this suit, and
other relief which to the court may
seem meet and proper.
The date of the Order herein, for
service of this Summons by publi­
cation, is June 22, 1926, and said
Order fixed six successive weeks as
Ihe time for said publication.
RAWLES MOORE,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Post Office Address: Cooley Theatre
Building, South Central Avenue,
Medford, Jaeksnn County, Oregon
(11-17 6-24 to and incl 8-5, 26)
PLANO for sale, stored near Gold
Hill, Bargnin and terms $10 month.
If mien sled write Cline Piano Co.
66 Front St. Portland, Oreg. 12-14