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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1899)
U'" ,i llnrldioldlir Willi Hpeill lilHl u I- "' I ( t ii i Jt nm, mild tlic mi Interview, "I liiivn t lav III B!'Pr . I mil f.li.n n( llin Until.. V lm"',K I I ... ' . ....mi ii iiri'1 i'vim y inn'' "I )""" ' Iliiimxl unit II Siy"'''"', I. Inc. Kviirv liiilinr nr. t)l) n lie i f . von thiM your with a happy here Kf n iluti lolls vim wlllinul words i I iifld Iti lillllll lllr iilll , .x(1m.,.vI. Attotliwr ymv niul " ii ...I,.. ulrllluM Mill . I if. ri. mrliluM liuielofnro Mlii'inia Wl" . ...i . . i. ii inl il ,:;tM ".y v,.I..K W. H. ChrlH,,,,,,, llllllH llllll'IH'lUIII IV'IIOl ""l'l' '- J, ,u.d eXpr?Hly f.r mountain ,M n.erprlHlng propr H.,of ho I-n-.i..i Htahlen. Mr. CliriHinan ii. ......I unit Av tn...i..l n . I rv I'lllHIK III lllll.l't ...... ..nj" IT .i. i.U fi.niiU' for H trio in lZ. tii.-K'iM Wi'ilm'Hilay, hut utrilc- C"" i,a let his mitlit go. Tho f ,i m mi exceedingly good otio anil t'1'IVaHl....u stiihleH will plueo It til tho ! nvtMii-ii'-o of tlutir patron, milling 'Lh.-r now cn.nfn. ttu mountain travel. IM" farlluhrmlt. ! h..,Ini-ki In v allertiooii nr. n. v. . , , ..... , 't....lh MIIIITIIHUIII M'lll III IIIU HIVIJIBMIU iMiiit" ""i" "' . ,.i,i Mimiik' '. no iL'inia, nun wiiii huh OuM .iiuimw . t Vlnl'l. ,lrM' " . " i j M...r,.l oil.ern arrtve.1 iro.n i.mene L'lwr" a"1 ,",r" U' (!,iM- S. Ililttt'V. finillUW I'M I OIIIHII'1. kiv (mil . r ........... ..mm... nr.'ii""l .iivcyenei' Irom tilt 1-aniiiuii iSullli' 'in'' "tariiil llllllltiiiiueiy nir llnlii-ima. Mr. Uattey Iihh Ikm-hIiio in-'irri'Mi-l hi he IhtlHirliij? roportH from 'lloheniirf, ami mmo to IllVfjjliK'ntu tliu ; miiio. (hi to Manila. , ti ller lr.un I.owIm lU'llerrt to thu IlolHm'-i 'IHUHl ill r.njeno tin-iHli, inul wieli w8 uiliuwiil lu tlm liolir.l.m I'. U., rHi:Illlls' tl i 0i'' julv i' .tiiiiiiis that Mr. Hetti'iH woiilil .ai U.ii'.iiirli 'oUhjjh (hovo on thu iiijcltt nlthe I'Hh i lirouto 10 Isilll l'rBIH'iWO. jl .li-n.Mnli.il alroailv pureliKiwil hit (li-i to Muni lit at H f't f -7. Wrii !! iiimii. ttnt luck toymi, limy riiu'lic out tint yellow htull' hy tho pan- lull. For nt Outlay. Kill "irl, It. I.irchit cnickor-jaek counter .iuii.r. will leave S.itinhv for ; , , ... i wl.ero he will v.Hl mini liij'il-lfrien.N and arrHiige for a two . rck 'luting, llieyil.ivo an yui ! ileci.hil whether tl..y will nojour.1 In the 1 i .11.1 wi.,.if....i tl.e whlthori.tmH of moiiu- rek oiitiug. i licyli.ivu ti n an yei i laiifuiiH rcgioiiH ailj.ieeul, or lintel! to the 1 IctiMrt-.iig of the hieikers of the rolling i ile-i. eie. H iwever the Nugget I'l an I Iiim party a way up time wishes D. 0. SerloiiH Fall. J mIi. the 1 i V" ir old SOU of Itrortii of the Cuttauo Grove hotel, fell tlir'ingli the floor of thu hay loft Wfliiesiliiy night ami hintiiinoil eeveru injtiries ahoul the houtl .and i.hoiilder. ir. Snapp was chIIihI and did his hes f .r him, but thu hoy was in an uncoil fci.iim state mint of the night. At press j hour he was resting easy, and il is tli night ho will pull thiough all right. Jml tint i'U a nil Ml a I m. . J. Homer, hiiHluesH manager of Industry ami Mining, a live mining journal of Seattle Wiudi., was in thu iity tins week, looking after the mining interests of Bohemia. Mr. Homer is a wide awnko, rustling business man, deeply interested in his work, ami on doiihtedly a "good thing" for the mining interests. It ol ill n ( It Down. During Mr. Frank Goodman' nb mice on his outing trip to the Bohemia district, his very ohligingclerk Willie Orrell lias charge of tho confectionery More. Willio is u very clover fehow, and a careful and obliging clerk, and will hold his job down in a commend able manner. Moth DanarroiiH. Arthur Ham, of Lorano, is now satin led that there is danger in a mowing tnaehino as well as a gun. A fow days ago ho shot tho tip of one of his fingers off, nnd Wednesday ho got nnother Anger on tho other hand into tho gear ing of a niowor, and now that flngor is on a par with thu aliot-gun finger. Unfortunate. Win. Hiiwloy of Lorano, Ih indeed 'infortunato. Eivo weeks ago ho was kicked in tho leg by a horso injuring him sovoroly. Lust Wednesday tho sumo horso kiekod him ugain, this time crushing his hand against tho side of the barn, Kenretteil. Tho Bohemia Nuggot regrets to say to its correspondents that it waa forced to lay over some oxcollent out of town Horns this week. However if cor reHpotidonta will overlook it, tho Nuggot will iieo ovory effort to avoid so doing tn the future. TK -ni.i.; in CAMi-, i'ifr.ciiUy Ovcro Mining Survey I'.XriliK TiillCH, ''IC;tc n" firm difur-ully botwenn mining 'ii in llin lliiliiifiiin l.lit.1.... ........ . mi llli...l I .. . . . . . iiiiiiit, V.UIIII ;. imnUUww out. of Uhmuiho of JcTininiiH Ili.ui I. i.. .. " Ilios. ' "nnuiim vmf. warliier, to prove iin. ownership of tho famous i Ilelenii miiio. .luiiliinen A ltrini i nr.. I .-..m f the mine,,,,,, during the. ' ' ' mix- njn-111 llllgl- ' Im!! TlTf 'i""1 "H ! whlel, Iuih proVW , ,l0, "' "'' v rieh. I l.ant ilureh Mr. Witrlner liri.iml.i m..:i " "...Vnillb " "iiy NUIililHl .K'll III HUH In.. A- "runemi, in IlimgliiH county circuit ,,""rt fiiriiijuiiciioii, which win. denied t the Jumi term of court, the cum w IIwiiwwmI. Then Mr. WmiiiM '""." another action imnvm ,,,..1 title lifiidiuu. in ej.etuiciit, which in now J)t,ril); th(. intt)rvnl jt,mii J5 ... ....... . A ISriiiieau Med their Intontiuii to make ,1 .. ... ,, iliial proof iitinii thu rinmuriv. I.uhi . ... . . . jIr Vurinor ncwimimiiiiMl hy IWinty Hurveyor (Jollier ami rvvernl tnlnun fnr the nur- mpi w , ponu of mirvcyiiig tho property, with the view of entuliln.hiiiR tho linen, that Mr., Wnrlner mitlit dpi up a teiiinnmraneo to! the ehiim for patent hy .Ioimlnj;n Uron., Si Ilriiiieuii. Tiio eliiiiii in (iit!Htioii had lieen ! tlionuiiilily piMtiil acHlllht trepani'erH. Ami when on tho morning of the Kith the Kiirvoying party iiiiulo Hh appearanro they were met hy Diek untiitiH who wntneil them nut to I firepan mul tuhl them that the linen hnil liL'iin run to their nut infliction anil thai they lid not witnt any more mirveyini,', aiel that they would not allow a survey to he tiiaile wiihotitiiti oidor from the court. Surveyor Collier demurred hut llnally they left the uruiiml mid not till the next day did they miikuaiiotheraltempt. Shortly hofore noon on the Mth they HUaili niiiile their iiiijiuarance. L'jioii iiroMin tho lino they were met hy I'Iihh. BrtiiiiMii, who again warnoil them 'rum tho preim-a". Iliey refin-cU to go, and after kuiiiu talk .Mr. Bruueau left ,,., ,, B,.nl jIM1 .)ollIlllll!9 to tl.e ct.c, Mr. JeiiiiingH told Mr. Collier mill no nurvuvin noiiiii i ami told tin. surveyor iireiuiiiee, Collier rofiiHcd ame llwl . ,, u rl.,M tnai no Hiirvuying wouiii oe permiiieu, tO lllll lilt' to go, main- f i . 1 1 1 1 1 1 tliat lie Hail u ri'Mit to xm-vev it rt,j was going to doit. Jennings was junt as .leteruiiiieil that no niirvey ' oJuMilil lie made, ami alter warinug I Collier again to leave, winch warning was not heeded, he struck .Mr. Collier's I surveying iinilrumuiil winch he carried I'"1 ''hoiildor, with a Winchester rule, siii.ihiiiii inu iiniruniuiu iiho siiiitheieenn, ami henuiiig thu nllc barrel in Mich a shape that it was com pletely ruined. After Surveyor Collier had gazed upon his dcliipidated instrument for some minutes, upon further demand lioiu Mr. Jouiiingi he quitted the premises and gut hack into tho o.id. Here ho demanded his instrument and Mr. Jennings was obliging ouoiigh to suu that he got it, that is what was left of it. Art the s irveylng out fit was hardly in condition continue the survey, and as it was ii'i.v definitely understood that no surveying could ho done on tho property wi..iotit an order fiom the coiiri. "Messrs. Collier, Wanner and party ro.imicilti thu peaceful city of Cottage G.'iv-. Mr. Colliei left on the next train for Bunching whe.e he swore out a warrant for Jim Jennings, charging him with destruction of personal proporty. A warrant m nerved on Mr. Jennings and ho ai 1 1. Td hero Monday and went down for trial on Tuesday morning's train. Mr. Jennings says lie was tlo ii.rtiiined that no siirvcvim! should be done on Ins property unless hy order of the court, and aiioiii ino oniy way io avoid a personal conflict was to damage the instrument, which ho evidently did i ii... nneun's if not Mr. Collier's tasto. iiimi.ver. it can bo truthfully said of .!.iiiiinii that ho ufturwaids ollered tonav.Mi . Collier for tho fun ho had inul with his instrument also to ruitn- I til i-jit him for anv time ho had lost. Mr. ...in,,., rnfimi'il this oiler and so tho nre luii.u. ....-- , , i . i . 1 lluiiiiary trial was nan which resuueu in Mr. Junningrt being hound over in tho sum of f-'.OOO to await tho order of the circuit court and to keep the peace in the meantime. Mr. Wariner claims that ho is tho rightful owner of the property, and that ho had a right to survey the ground, by his having had prior claim. Messrs. Jennings Hros. & Bruueau are in possession and upon tho claim, which hi established beyond doubt by tho denial of tho injunction and the dismissal of tho Match term equity UtAs"tho matter stands both parties claim the proporty, and tho surveying trouble was brought about by the Wariner party attempting a survey without instructions from the court. 'i'litil'roiHl I'onscusoi'. jVlf Walker won tho Hd and Gun Club modal at tho regular shoot Inst Tuesday afternoon, on a score of IL' 411 '-'0. ItifrvHluimnt St a ml. I. I.iihmIii, tin- veteran ciitiily inul ice I'li'iim milker of this city has opened up nil ii:c creiun, candy and lemonade stand In llin Ilcnnult building foiineily oc cupied liy tho City meat market. Mr. Mih'oIu'h reputation an an ieo cream anilciiii'ly iniikiir Iiiih long linen estab lished here ami his friends find dim over ready to wait iitmn them with (lis- patuli 311. i;n n ami see liiui. luti lirrtilril Ujum.- W. II. Lincoln president (if tlm Lano I.ilieillll president of tilt! (ounty Vcti'niiiH Association attended a meeting of tliu oiilcr at hiigune I'ri day nnd Hat iirdny, and toports that tho f"r the itnniial meeting Iiiih been KhV.'1 W oi;.0venrL!io rollHlllg tlllK!. I'or SouU.orn Orc-uu..- M. w H cliriH111Il1 ,, . laughter left Tfuirwlny morning fur I .rfinlM t'fiuu. Thi.t. will ttuif ui.ti.tif , .1 Ml .nil. lUIUl.tl wei'KM in uiaieiiy ami aujar.oui poiniH, after which they will return home and godiioetly into the Itolieniiii diHtriet where they will upend tho rest of the outing HeaHou . (1 ro'rl at. The Woodman Circle of thin cfty is eeitninlv in a healthy condition. Thtirn day night tliu ciiclo addod 10 new uiemlierH. They nli-o hud u delightful Hpreud to which their hig hrotherf were invited, and a inoxl enjoyahle , lime was nan . I To dall'ornla.- Tlie Latliam th; plant, properly of . I'. ('!, will Ij roui'ivol earlv 'this week to Upton, California, where it will he put to work until next fall, when It win im: returned here again. Flne-St amp Mill. .lenniiigH limn, and Hruncnii urc now crcctinga mill building for the new flve Kt.imp, whieh in now on tliu way here. AN -A lou t yon. .lameH JennlngM wiih a visitor to llone hurg Tuefday morning. Win. (irillith returned from Washing ton laxt Sunday night. Conutnhlo Mel'arland made an odicial 'fnii to Hoeehurg thin week. Attorney . I. R. Young, made a trip into Iluhemia thin week. Pat Jennings of tho famous Helena, returned to town last Sunday. Superintendent I. 11. Bingham made Ito-uhurg a visit Tuesday morning. K. M. Dixon and Geo. II. Tarho.x of Iluhemia, came down Thursday. Mrs. .1 . S. Medley is now nearly re covered from her recent illness. Hon. 1). C. iiaiighman made tho NiiL'geta pleasant call last Saturday. Mrs. Klnia A. Cottle of Cottage Grove did ljiihinu.-H In Eugene last Monday. Attorney J. S. Medley did pro fessional husiuesH in Kosehurg Tuesday. Mrs. Frank King, who has heen so seriously ill is now reported improv ing. ' Sheriir Withers and father; .1. K. Withers were visitors to Cottage Grove this week. W. II. Lincoln visited Kugeno Satur day, in thu interest of the veteran encampment. Mr. Wynn Ilennett, will assist in the store of Mr. Lurch during Mr. Heh.ird's ali-eueu. I. II. Itingham, superintendent of the Musick Mining and Milling Com pany of Hoheinia, came in last Sunday. Mrs. .las. llemenway and Miss Mao McQueen, went to Goshen Wednesday to visit the family of Kinit Ilemunway. Mr. Owen Hiley and daughter, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Heuionway visited their farm interests near Junction this week. K. S. Holderman returned to tho mines Wednesday, accompanied hy his family who will spend tho siiinuior in thu mountains. J. 1 Shields and wifo, start Monday for Kitson Snrines. After a stay of homo weeks there they will prohably take a trip East of tho mountains. Miss Laura Jones, tho popular editor of tho Drain Watchman, honored Bo hemia Nugget with a pleasant call Tues day. Mayor BriHtow and family uro rusti cating at Yuquiim Bay. where they will continue to breath sea air foru month or more. Tut Jennines of Jcnning Ikos. fc Bruueau, owners of tho Helena mine in Bohemia did business in tho interest of his company in liosohurg this week. J. M. Wagner, formerly of Oakdalo California, culled at tho Nllggot oflico Monduv. Mr. Wagnpr is a lock smith or as ho says a "tinkeror" nnd is look ing for a location, Mr. 1). B. Chainborland, who arrived hero with his family some weuus ago from Tulaio Comity, California, niiulo the Nugget otlico a pleasant call last Saturday. Mr. Chamhorland is much plonsod with Oregon thus far, and pro polis making thn nm iimiiuiioine. wuiuiiuii Can not be surpassed for real worth in CHOICE GROCERIES, Crockery? Glassware, Granite ware, Tin ware, Wood and Willow ware, And the way they hold prices down will prove beneficial to every economical buyer. A large shipment of Sy r ups j ust recieved. Also New Pickles in bulk, kegs and glass. Look up the SATISFACTION STORE. CUvHING & SEHR- C. M. IIUNDBKKR, E. J. The Fashion Stables. G. M- Herjderer & Go. Prop. Reasonadle Prices ' First-Class Turnouts, Double or Single. Cottage Grove, Oregon. Shoe Kcmiomy In not Shoes. "Wo now hni e n Fl'IJ. STOfK of tho BEST A New Invoice, Dry fjoods F. B. PHILLIPS DEAI.ER IN HEAVY and SHELF ' Stoves and Tinware: Hardware Sundries; Carpenters Tools; Gar den Tosls, and Miner's Supplies. .X The Best Line of Agriculture Implements in the City, Including the Celebrated Stoughton Wagon: Mccormick binders and MOWERS, GARDEN CITY PLOWS, Etc. Headquarters for Plumbing, Tin and Sheet Iron work. 1 U. PIULLirS. ' anil Croccrles. V f Jleiniinvay I unit .1 I lliu-kliotiler. I h J uk. own l Pattkkson, J. A. Fkyur. ' Proprietors of the Bohemia $ I and Black Butte Stage Lines. BMW S Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS, DEALERS IN Groceries, Flour and Feed. All kinds of Produce bought at the highest market values. Call and get acquainted with us. 'We shall be pleased at all times to quote you prices upon all lines handled by us, whether you buy or not. Our stock is new, neat and clean and having had years of experience in business, we assure you the very best goods the market affords, and the lowest possible prices Remember the place: Phillips' old stand, Cottage Grove Oregon. Adminstrator's Notice. Notleois horeby given Unit the undcrslKnoil husbeoii duly appointed by tho County Court of I.ano County, Oregon, ndmlnlstrotor of tho estate of James Q. ltuut, decensod. All pernons rmviiiK claims against said estato are hereby required to present tho mime to mo propcily voritlcd, us by law rcqulrcd,"nt Wlldwood, Ore., within six months of tho date hereof. Dated this the SOth day of June, lStX). J. T. Hunt, Administrator of the estato of James Q. Hunt, deceased. Masons' fruit jars all sizes, Vacutn fruit jars all sizes, extra caps and rub bers, jelly glasses ami fruit fillers. All at the lowest possible prices at Cummino & Schr's. A FULii suit of summer underwear for COconts at Kakik it Bkistow'b. Overalls, the best yon over saw, 50 cents a pair at Kakik & Biusrow's. Dick Jennings visited his Helena mining property laot week.