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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1934)
.•k THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1934 r*r* Easter Gifts 1908, a (luughter. Ancient History FROM OUR FILES 26 Years Ago Pottery, P rw trr Piece*, Inveita«* Burner», Genuine M <• x 1 r a n Blown Glusswurc, Powder Boxe», Gift» of China, I.eullier, Cop* per, Urn»», Bronte. Kodak», Framed Picture», Eaxtrr Card» and wrapping, Muxiral Instruments, Radios. MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE Stanton Itow rll, Owner GRANTS PASS OKKGON N E W SPRING STYLES FOR Easter New Spring Hat» New Wash Froclm New Hosiery All in the new style» for »pring. The H at Shop Next to Postoffice GRANTS PASS OREGON From the Gold H ill Nawa of March «, I »OH. Fred Boll and Henry Bay are now re»llng ufler their labor» at the Buckskin claim. In the Lucky Burt group, and waiting for the »now to d ear away in lliul locality before they cun tiuul their ore to the Burt mill. They have about thirty ton of ore on the dump and expect to be able to have the m ill running w ith in a week or two, depending on wcuthcr condition». Win. ilillb e rn , of Arixonu, on Mondiiy of this week, purchased the Silas Fleming property across the river, paying for the tame, 61200. Born—To Mr, and Mrs, A. W. Ladd, of this city, Monday, March Utli, 1908 twin boys. scribed, before Victor A. Tengwald. U. S. Commissioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the 31st day of March, 1934. Claimant names as witnesses: James Hostutler, Edward Dim- m irk, Edward Thompson, Fred liunre, all of Bi. No. I. Iloguc River. Oregon. Hamill A. Canady, Hegiater. Prof. Fults, in his feats of hyp Oregon CCC Camp notism, was hardly given the large Location* Announced audience that is so characteristic of Gold liill, und on Monday night, he There w ill be 34 civilian conserv wus unable to give his second show. This class of shows are hardly os ation camps on federal, slate or p ri popular as they were a few years vate land in Oregon during the summer of 1934, under the supervis ago. ion of the forest service of the U. S. department of agriculture, accord From Ihe Gold H ill News ing to final approval Just receive! of Marek 20. 1U0H by regional forester C. J. Buck. In Tlie Nellxon-McClure »lamp mill It Is reported that the Bholen iddilion, it is understood there w ill Bros; Gold Hill*» fumou» pocket is now running on a test run of he six camps on national or state ore from tlie Mayhelle mine. The hunter» huve taken oirt another rich parks, to be administered by the deposit of gold on the head waters proprietors of Ibis m ill huve recent lational park service of the U. S. ly been at a large expense fitting of Gull» creek. The pocket 1» sup department of the interior. As was posed to be lur«er than the one up the m ill and making niuny need Ihe case during Ihe past year, the which they uncovered uboul two ed repairs und they now have the camp administration w ill be under y e a n ego. That one wus estimated m ill in first class condition. the U. S. army, while Ihe work at about forty thouxund dollar». projects w ill be handled by Ihe for Married— In this city, Saturday est service and park service, re The management of tlie Million evening, March 14, 1008. John J. B il spectively. In the case of the state aire mine is now contempluling Hie ler und Miss Bessie Cook, both of and private land camps, Ihe federal building of a large storage reser this city. The newly married couple services w ill work In close cooper voir for the purpose of collecting are both well known in this city, ation with state forestry und park and their many friends are extend llic surface waters In Panther Gulch organizations. ing congratulations. for m illing purposes. Following are the locations of Geo. Huff, who repersenls the Ihe camps tor which Ihe forest J. E. Kirk and son Tom who huve received approval: Harms Mining Go’s interests, in this service has been operating the “ Doubtful" mine loculily, today placed a crew of Mount Hood national forest; on Sardine creek the pusl three men nt work upon the Blossom ourelle, Zigzag, Plaza, Oak Grove; year» huve Just finished crushing Willamette national forest, Mary’i ! mine on Surdine creek. 23 Ions of ore from which they creek— Coffin Mountain, Seven Mile I cleaned up about 6450. “ Kid Gannon" who was arrested H ill. Belknap, Higdon; Deschutes I and placed in the city jail by national forest, Odell Lake; Fre A great deal of compluint is be Marshal Hummersly Saturday on mont n. f., Dog Lake; Whitman n. f. ing beard from the citizens of the charge of being drunk, succeed Susanville, Um atilla n. f., Moffet Fools creek pricinct over the con ed in escaping from the city bastile creek, Wallowa n. f., Coverdale; ditions of tlie bridges in that local three limes in an hour. The Iasi Ochoco n. f„ Rock Creek; Siuslaw i ity. anil it Is time that the county lime he was successful in making a n. f„ Nestucca, Upper Smith River; ; Siskiyou n. f., Agness, ' Cold J court was looking after Hie mutter. . clear get away and II is hoped Springs, China Flat; Rogue River | I lie w ill cut Gold H ill off his visit- An enterprise, the establishment n. f., Applegate, Upper Rogue Riv I ing list for some time. of which should he encouraged here er, S. Fork Rogue River, Pelican; is a cannery. With the advantages Married— In Sams Valley Wed- Umpqua n. f.. Steamboat. Devil’s of cheap power and plenty of ' nesdav, March IS, 1908. Harry Flat, T ille r. Oregon and California water such a tiling would he very Tresham of that district and Miss land grant ramps are Tyee, Brad- | practical, ami would be the means Ella Coffee of Williams creek. ford, Melrose and McKinley, locat of distributing thousands of dollais ed in Dougins and Coos counties. A among tlie furmers of this vicinity stale camp. W alker, in Douglas LEGAL NOTICES every year. county. Private land camps: Boy- ington, Clatsop countv; Wendling. N tn ICE T il CREDITORS From the Gold H ill New» Lane county, Reehers, Tillamook of March 13. 1908 N O TIC E is hereby given that county. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Carl Mrs. Mary Chisholm was on the 7th of Sams Valley, Monday, March 9, day of March, 1934 duly appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Jessie May Cook. Deceased, by order of the County Court for Jack- son county, Oregon. All persons having claims against said Estate are required io present them, veri fied in Ihe manner provided by Jaw, Io Ihe undersigned Administratrix •29 C H E V R O LE T COACH at the Office of George Codding In Motor overhauled, Ihe Courthouse at Medford, Oregon new finish ........... within six months from March 22nd 1934, the date of the first publica •2« star tion of Ibis Notice. Low mileage. Mrs. Mary Chisholm, a dandy J Adm inistratrix. George Codding, 2.'. H I K E S T IN K A R D SIX Attorney for Adm inistratrix COACH— Excellent Courthouse Medford, Oregon motor and tires....... M22-AI2 Good Values in USED CARS '29 FORD FORDOR Excellent Condition SEDAN $195 coon •29 DODGE SIX SEDAN Popular Stundard Model 7 * 4 7 *28 CHEVROLET COACH Act quick for tills $160 one FAGS THREE Medford Grants Pass Chulla Crepe DRESSES New prints, new' details, suitable for the miss or ma tron. Lovelv color combina tions. Sizes 14 to 46. $7.50 EASTER HATS All wanted straws, turbans, small brims and new large brims, close fitting backs. Colors, white, black, green, rust, popular beige. $1.00 to $0.95 Foundation Garments Lingerie o f AU Types Conger Funeral Parlors MEDFORD, OREGON 3c to 5c RELIABLE REASONABLE a WEEK IF y o u DO YOUR WASHING « BY HAND $75 SOLD ON EASY TERMS------ REASONABLE TRADES N O TIC E FOR PUBLICATIO N Department of the interior. Gen eral Innd office at Hoseburg. Ore gon, Feburary 21, 1934. 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