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f ©foe ©edfo M ill The M o it 1 horoughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Town in the State . 1 j i VOLUME XXXVII — WORLD NEWS '. j .... r— - CGLiJ HILL, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 19 i4 R. e . Cook on Council I B iu h ; w £ V n S?? ci 1 * Local N U M B E R 13 Mineral Display Brings ¡FlVpMflSClirOC tfl Fine Advertising to District ■ IlGlilBdoUI Go IU J. W. Bryan wus appointed a (Editorial) member of the city council Io re I he delinquent wuler user* ques- place II. K. Cook by action of that on, always a bug bear with the A display of X5 samples of ore and Lillie Giant mine besides many body Monday evening. Mr. Cook had —News gleaned from events of city council, is still a "hard propo- la-en lippoinlen !o take the place of from various mine* adjacent Io Cold oilier*. llic week, und a little- comuicu. Hale Norton who resigned when silion' Io pul il into the words of Hill has been set up in the show- All of these mines are within sev from lhe editor's viewpoint. work kept him from attending meet one of the eouuciliiien. Nearly room* al Kell’» gurage. 'lhe exhibit en or eight miles of Gold Hill and ingx. Cook’» resignation again left many samples from Ibe projierties Where, oh where, is Dlllinger? lhe ehair vacant and Bryan wax up every meeting for ibe last three I* attractively displayed on a revolv are included in lhe mineral display years Hie city duds have hail more Newspaper reports last week »aid pointed, llryan bus served on tin ing ruck with each piece of mineral al Ibe garage. or less discussion on the subject. the despu ratio was thought to he council before. I properly labeled so interested I In- samples of ore used in lhe Al the regular meeting ol (lie gos- (had. On Saturday, however, they Fire-chief Kell suggested that tin - i ning body in June (lie council persons may tell ut a glance where display were shown al Ibe mineral Prohibition Proposal«, T ax lhe ore is from. changed ll.eir mind» as a gang o f ' cily bu>. „ qUMlllj," 7,", exhibit al Ibe Diamond Jubilee in new fire hose went on record Io notify all de- I Lim itation, Grange Pow bandit* held up the Mereliiini.. Most of lhe ore samples were col Medford Iasi month. They are from and Jack Moore, representative of a ■ iqiir nl wuler users that a payment National bank In South Uend, In hose company showed sample* In lected by W. It. Walker, local min Ibe following mines, Ibe listing giv er Bill, on List. diana, and one of the men resent- lhe councilmen. No action was ,f id least 2U per cent must he made ing enthusiast, end Ibe display is ex en being tuken from the display on llieir wider hill besides paying Ch-d Dillingsr. The bandit* scooped pected lu utlruel Ibe attention of cards; taken, however, due to lhe absence up 628,439 and fled in a wild bar of two eouueihnen. Kell slated that die current month’* rental, or the many mining men. Howdin niiiie—Kber Davis. Possibility that only five of lhe rage of bullet* ufler killing one po- the hose on lhe firetruck was in bud wider would be stud off on Hie slx- II is pointed out that Ibe most Howard Kell and W ilson mine. proposed 20 measures for which ■ eeidli of the month. But—like all llreman und wounding four olli-r condition it having recently been needed develupmcnl here is (be lo McCray mine on Gall* creek_ ballot titles have been issued will nllicr Ibreuls the council lias made cation of a custom mill which | eople. Frank McCray. tested and was not able to stand the in Ibe Iasi three years—lhe shutoffs 1 appear on the ballot next Novem „ I necessary pressure, and asked that lid nol materialize und lhe water is 1 would enable miners wiib small Lone Eagle mine—Grant Powell. quantities ol ore to bring lhe ore 1» ber was indicated at the secretary Henry l ord » attorney slated Sul-( hi* recommendation be read into Sunshine mine, Galls ereek_ still a "bard proposition"—to the the mill for crushing. A splendid vrday lhal the letter* received b y , the minute*. of state’s oifice at Salem this week. Frank McCray. councilmen. location for such a mill is avuilabk- Hugh S. Johnson, saying that the The council aulhorired Civ,I Sylvanite mine on Bogue river. Of these three have already been as Aguin Monday evening al the und every effort should be made Io Ford company wu* complying with Kell, pump operator. In use lumber Gold Ball mine— (Siskiyou Calif.» sured places by completed initiative iieeling of Ibe council lhe water the gel one set up here. i f NBA, NBA. were not sent from the belonging to the city in making a Lillie Giant mine, Ed. P. Pre- and referendum petitions. qurstiou bobbed right up again F ord factory. The letters were un- livable room at the pump There are possibly more mines fountain. house ,o pump house so worse than ever. One councilman Only about half of the 20 propos K-gned. The failure of the NBA offi he could slay there nights when in this territory than Ibe ordinary Corporal G. mine. Sardine creek— als were circulated, sponsors in admitted Ibe wider users hud culled person would Ihink. Many of them cial* Io make Ford come to time necessary. Dr. Chisholm. many cases dropping the matter im ibe bluff of the council, and what's when the rode* first went into Strict clamping down on water more, reported lhal a couple of us are now o|ieraling und others would Kubli mine. Galls Creek. mediately after a ballot title was is »fleet hu* been one of muin factors users 'and we mean il this lime" be, if outside capital could be seeur- i Copper Queen mine. sued by the attorney general. There ers bad boasted they would never of the NBA'» fuilure. was voted by the city council Mon- puy lhe cily of Gold Hill any more ed Io develop lhe properties. Cobalt mine (silver); Cinnabar were eight proposals dealing with A skeleh of the Gold Hill mining mine (quick silver)—Dr. Chisholm <luy evening. A former motion de wider rent le prohibition question, of which district has been made by Mr. Golden Cross mine—Hayes and only two have a chance for a place Tlie paralytic epidemic in Cali creeing that delinquents must pas Another motion was made—the Walker and is given in this column. Logan. fornia is admittedly grave, accord at least 20 per rent of their hill* or on the ballot before the deadline ing Io public officials of the stale. lose use of cily water is to be in- books are full of them—Io eul Ibe On Sardine creek is located the Wm. A. Douglas mine. for filing completed petitions Thurs water off the sixteenth of July i! L. It. VundeBogart mine, Sardine day night. And when the Californians really forced Io the letter they agreed, and 211 per cent of the back bills were Lucky Bart and Corporal G. mines admit something is bud, it surely have given Cily Treasurer Bertha not paid along with the current and the Lost Cabin mine near Gold creek. The grange power bill, which Hill. . Earnest Brown mine. i.lust be. There are more than 1403 Coy inslrucltioiis to accept nothing month's rental. calls for an elective commission of On Galls creek the Kubli mine, : Red Robin mine. Galls ereek— M. three members to control the pow- taxes of infantile paralysis reported less than 211 percent, and Marshal Will the council slick w-ilh lhe t> date. . , . . lhe Nve and an(1 Bliss Eber Davis will turn the water off motion or will . . they er districts In the stale and the again gel cold ,h;„ Rill are operaling *ev' properties e ra{ olh?r S. Johnson, without favor, unless the water or feet and say “it's a hard prupos:- min„ . Iron King mine, W. R. Walker. right to bond for power develop- j Marie Dressier, popular screen dinance is complied with. Nellie Wright mine — Gran) men! upon approval of the voters, lion"? II remains Io he seen. Any idol, continues to fight for life in a ’ Since the previous notice several The Bholen mine and Alice group Powell. will be on the ballot. The measure way il is a well known fact that Santa Barbara hospital. She is suf- water users have complied willing on Kanes creek and lhe famous B ra- Cook and Bowe mine. Fools creek, was referended as passed by the those who have been paying for (ering from vainer and vompliea- |y and the council feel* that .il, ilen and Millionaire mines in the Cinnabar mine—Eber Davis. legislature, but delayed until the heir wider are rebelling against lion* and although little hope is should be healed the same. Fidler's Gulch mine—Smith and general election after several in- arrving lhe load alone and are Blackwell hill district are proper- beht for her recovery Miss Dress junction suit* had been brought to milking threats Io nol pay water lies nay| that many thousands of dollars Cornutl. ier’» many film fans are pulling for Brother of Dick Robinson have been taken from. Bull of the Woods mine—Jim delay the e-lfeetiveness of the act. rent until lhe council remedies th.-' her Io make the giude. The two initiative measures, for nw‘, ear Tolo there is the Bowden Clement. Passes in Salem June 3C dtuation. and Tom Hagan mines and the Law Braden mine—Taylor and Jen- which it was learned more than Two dollars u month for water She wore n ring and n smile in»-1 I Funeral service* were held Tues- rence grout) and Rtill of the Woods Oii'h»» the required 26.667 names of voters »e. seem like quite a bit for mine near Gold Hill on the original he wore the conventional birthday !<iay al 2:30 o'clock in Hall's funeral Eldorado mine—E. A. Pellnlier. had been obtained, are the tax water alone ami of course there are suit, tell* a story of a nudist wed | home for P h il I I . Robinson, 57, who hill lhal lhe town wus named from. Mountain View mine, 0 . U. New- limitation proposal, and the healing iculal cases where it is a hardship. ding in Chicago last week. And idled June 3b at his home in Salem. On Sams Creek up Sums Valley ' ell. arts act. The completed petitions All when Ibe council looks al the what a setting. The ceremony loox Inlerment was held ill the Odd Fel the Have* and l.ogan Mystery metal i Drummond Gulch mine—J. K. have not yet been filed with the 1elini|uent list and sees the mini?* place in Sinclair'* dinosaur exhibit lows cemetery in Grant* Puss. mine where tin has been discovered Drake. secretary of state, however. of persons that are working, and at the fair. Even the witnesses— is another valuable properly. Lost Tract mine—Dixie. The tax limitation initiative, Mr. Bohinson was formerly a res ive been working, it takes on a seven of them—were nudists, and idenl of Grants Pass and wus well Besides these there is the Eldor F. J. Ilugan properties, Tolo, No. sponsored by the Tax Limitation different aspect. the bridegroom didn’t have to wor known in this community. Last ado anil Last Chance mines this 1 Old Glory; No. 2 Great Eastern; League of Oregon, would limit all There are many towns where ry which pocket he put the ring in. side of Gold Ray dam. No. 3 Great Western; No. 4 Me- city, county, district and state taxes winter he suffered a .severe stroke •eople would gladly pay two dollars The minister. Bishop II, Perry In the Meadows district valuable lie. to 20 mills in 1936, then in five of which he never recovered. He o 'n h 'g e U t. People'iii Gold H iB a ie ^inna,,ar and “F estos deposits have Ken Asbestos from the Meadows. Wurd, evidently wus the "goat" as years bring (his down one mill each was horn in SI Joseph, Wisconsin, b<- came attired in a goal's skin. August III. 1876 and died at lhe age .Howe,I five hours a day for irriga- _ (haleopyrde (copper sulphidel. year until the maximum of 15 mills Newspaper reporters and camera, ± A " * « 0 "; is effective. All present indebtedness of 57 years, III months, and 14 days. .ion purposes. Over in Jacksonville men attended. The fair management .. , s. ■ are n number of valuable proper- Dixie Queen mine, Carter and and voted bond issues would be ex He with Ms parents eaine It ii. call I irrigate one hour and lie 4 i z- ' i , said they knew no'hing of it—but southern Oregon in 1887, where he Ibey .. I.-« , i i i ’,ps- Among them are empt from the limitation. water isii I even fit Io drink, they ,, ,, , . Ibe ,,, Cook and Walker. they will when the rnmerameu has since resided and where he lei' , .................... , ... .. . . Bowe mine. Mountain View- mine. E. B. Nichols mine. The healing arts bill is a consti ay. Down to Bogue River the irri- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ show their pictures. tutional amendment, sponsored by an active life in locating und de gallon hours have been curtailed the Progressive Constitutional veloping gold mines. on uecount of u shortage. We don't Ham m ersly Fan* 12 Sylvanite M ine Stock The fiscal year of lhe I'nited Amendment committee and would On October 9, 1898 he wax mar know bow lucky we are to have A * Cementmakers Beat Sellers on T ria l in States ended Saturday with a de ried Io Henrietta J. Savage in Ce'i pn.vide for eompe’ition in ihc he i! • lots fo water here. G ran t* Pass Stars, 7-2 ficit of around four billions. Pres Iral Point and to this union won- Seattle; M any Indicted i'ig arts, and classify healing inlo The wilier users should look al it ident Roosevelt had predicted n ile born five children, Winston Arnold in a fair way. .Ib itt division-.—medical and osleo- Bill Hummersly returned to the fleit of seven billions last January having passed away in Infancy. l.eorgc Hail and George Lyman o, ; p.,lhic; rhiroprnctie and naluro- The city has to pay off a large mound lor the Gold Hill baseball which indicates the spending of He leaves Io mourn his passing bonded indebtedness for the pres team Sunday to sel the Grants Pass Gold lu ll nave peen in Seattle, pa hie; and sp’.-itn.ii healing. millions on the various government ! his widow, three daughters, Mrs Ti>e other two upon which work ent water system, and cannot con All-Stars down with but four hits, \ ashington, the past week where tiny were subpoenaed ior the gov- is bt,ing rosbed aR ,hp grjngu al alphabets ha* not been what it Aileen llergerl of Eugene, Mr.«. tinue Io furnish water for nothing while striking out 12 men. The might have been. eminent * ease against eight d e -1 measures, o f ending for Hie .-re Vera Beck of Los Angeles and Mrs. to a large percentage of users. They Goid Hill"team got behind Ham- Thelma Jam of Salem; and one son. have been more Ithan lenient during inersly to slam out nine bits whic.i fendant* accused of mail fraud in atj<m of a state bank, and the eam- Adolf Hitler, who rose Irom the Kenneth Bohinson of Grant* Pass, lhe severe unemployment period, netted a 7 to 2 victory. The game Conneci.on with the sale of stock panion bill calling for a eonslilu- trnde of a carpenter to In- the po and three grandchildren. Two and now MUST gel in their revenue, was played on the Grants Pass in lhe Western Slates Gold Proper- lional amendment repealing lhe tential ruler of Germany so sudden brothers, J. II. Bohinson of Ashland, ties corporation Here. The property state bank and legal lender issue il is a rase of (heir turning local diamond. ly that hr did not have the ability and B. A. Bohinson of Gold Hill, involved is the Sylvanite mine a prohibition. It was learned sitffie- •ilixell's water off, or gelling ’the Hammersly lias been pitching for few miles up Sams Valley, to handle th - job when he got it, and a sister, Nina Walton of Los ient names may be obtained on ■ily into more serious financial the Jacksonville Miners for the Iasi The trial started last Thursday, these before Thursday night. made his hlggirl mistake, it is gen Angeles, also survive. roubles. month and his return has strength- An indictmeid was returned last erally con-eded, in last week's Only two liquor bills were con Most every water user will admit ened the local learn. January against Maxwell Gales and ceded a chance by the department ‘•he.id-rcllnig" campaign Pr.-ma-nt Joint Installation of l in t bis garden alor.e is worth far L. Foley, T. Kell and Gardner led members of bis Seattle brokeragi Vtn Hindenhtirg, --'though eondon state—the liquor tax and license Lodge* Friday Evening more to him than .-.n entire year’s Hie Cement Makers’ hilling attack firm. Others indicted were: Henry of it" Hitlers n ( (hods -is necessary bill, repealing the Knox net, which water rent, and although some com with two hits each. The heavy bar- L. Levine, Robert M. Brown, J. L, is sponsored by Charles Dornke of In n crisis, | id a slot» to tin- killing Joint installation of officers in plain that the rale is high, and the IK quickly n- possible and culled rage caused Richardson, Grants Hodge. Mandel Michaelson, Benja- Portland and its companion bill the Odd Fellow-» and Behekuh hours are short, we must remember Pass twiler, Io hit for the shower;, min flendison, Sigmund Adelman calling for city liquor control nnd Hiller to hl« home. Io insure trie lodges will he held Friday evening. ,bal we HAVE water every day In Jaek Cook then took up the duties snfely of Vice Chnncellor Von state licensing and taxing of pro- July (i. The inrtulling teams are; the year, while in many towns, just in the seventh but was given about and Benjamin Bos. Popen. Th? government, through J. Chas, dtieers and wholesalers. Odd Fellows -Paul Thompson. house use is permitted. the same treatment from the Gold Dennis, district attorney, asserted | One other proposal was being Dislriel Deputy Grand Master; II. I). Over in Jacksonville they can't Hill batters. stock was sold in the corporation pushed, that favored by various un- Force, Grand Marshal; Floyd irrigate one hour and tide wider A return game is billed for the whilc the property was held only b\ employment groups in Multnomah Lance, Grand Warden; W. W. Hitlle, isn't fit lu drink, they say. Down at local diamond Sunday. a 6101)0 option and that investor; county, railing for unemployment Grand Secretary; W. II. Ferguson, Bogue River the irrigation hours lost more than 641.000, none of and social insurance. Grand Treasurer; Toney Ross, have been curtailed on aeeount of a GOI.D HII.I I NG AVERAGES which was used to develop the mine. I —- Grand Inside Guardian, and Earl shortage. Al Glendale two hours a Hits AB Avg. Tlie Sylvanite, although said to bi Reinkings Buy M edford Moore, Grand Chaplain. day are allowed. We don’t know Gardner . 19 46 .413 Rebekahs—Bena Davis, District how lucky ye arc Io have lots of Cafe; M illie W a lk e r is T. Kell . 22 57 .3X6 Deputy President; Elinor Force, water here. N ew Phone Operator Emery- IN 57 .310 some time due to the properly be To most of us, water is more 1m- Grand Marshal; Katherine Lance, .286 ing in Hie (lands of irresponsible Force ... 10 35 Grand Warden; Viola Moore, Grand porlant Ilian lights, and the council i>ti< ,„t „ Mr- nn<( Mrs. E. J. Reinking of 14 52 Bailey ... .269 ............ Secretary; Mabel Hitlle, Grand has noted Ilia! (lcliii(|ucnt water _____________ ‘ Goid Hill have purchased Huson's Coy ...... 34 .265 » Treasurer; Delia Kell, Grand Inside users pay for heir lights, or off they Wliat-Not confectionery and lunch .263 Robin on-Davis Vows 15 57 L. Foley Guardian, and P-nrl Ferguson, go—and few go off. -j- I c □ a» • room in Medford. The Reinkings will 12 54 .222 F. Folev Grand Chaplain. Water must be paid, the council taken Sunday M orning operale lhc place of business with .220 50 11 has rule,I. and if they will slick «n ^ C. a|^ Kell rs|y A wedding of much inlerest was the assistance of Mr. and Mrs. O. F. ,167 2 12 LET'S DE SAFE llieir guns hik T enforce their recent i soleminized July 1 al 10 a. m. when Jensen of Portland. Mrs. Reinking The U. S. will plant trees ordinance il will be paid. Merrill Davis and Mabel Robinson and Mrs. Jensen arc sisters. To lay the dust. Then, il is pointed out, il may lie W ard M cQ uat Fined for ’ What a man wants were quietly married at the home Mrs. Reinking, who has been ia We have the trees— possible, with everyone helping Io Reckless D riving Sunday of .Inilee Earl B. Day in Sams Val- charge of the local telephone ex- ht can have ~but> Let's apply the oil carry the loud instead of just a few, -------- ley. Only necessary witnesses were change for some time, moved to h£s want i t To make good roads, that the wider rale can be lowered, Ward (Pinky) McQuat was hailed present. They left immediately on Medford this week. Mrs. Millie And keep infantile paralysis in the course of time, which is an J in Justice H. I). Reed's court Tues a wedding trip which will include Walker will have charge of the ex- Al a safe distance. end worth working toward, and day afternoon on a charge of reek- Crater and Diamond lakes. After a change, from now on. Mrs. W alke’ Farm ers & F ru itg ro w ers Rank paying up for, we think—what I less driving Sunday morning. Me- week of travel and camping they, has had considerable experience ia about you? (Dcjiosits Insured) Quat was fined $25. I will be at home in Gold Hill. the local office. and Comment 9miHn* Charlie Says Come to Voters in Fall Election
