BOHEMIA
"toe Projptfoui Builneu Men
T
SEgiCottage Gtorc Advertise in
Bring Vow Job Work to the
Nugget Job Offfc.
Prices Reasonable
RKlNuira:et.
Uevotcd to the Mining, Lumbering n.ul Farming Interests of this Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for a Grub Stake.
NUGG
VOL. IT
Cottage Grove, Oi?egon, Friday, A.pril 6, 1900
usro. 12
lEukii) & Bi'lstoV,
BAN KfiltS.
BTciiLSdCfa Gcicr(i(il ttonlilnc
fSisnicss In (ill lis Brunches.
Oallnc Jr, Ongin
SHAVING
PARLOR.
J. E. Yotiitf,
MIY AT LAW,
iOBwu Main iirrti, mil nine,
Ctt(tffe Ormve, Oregon.
J. S. MEDLEY,
attorney At Law,
Oflr ()a Hln Hlft,
ICtttao (trove, Oregon.
fliller.
General Blacksmithing.
'1 Twl'doofi North ot Kukln A .lr..ow,i,
:v tbUiiyc Or ore, Oregon.
JUST ARRIVED
Our Spring line of ladies
Dress Skirts, Underskirts
and Parasols.
Silk Capes, Fancy Rib
bons, and many other new
things, too numerous to
mention.
FOR GENT'S FURNISH
INGS Our stock is more com
plete than ever before.
"C" Us, "C"?
Eakin & Bristow
it
MHMtamcrlnc Schlccf, n. D.
DiseaKS of Women and Children.
pottage Grove, Oregon.
V
MIN
MINING
Devoted to Boliemia Notes
and Mining Items of General Interest to
Mining Men,
rttr
r3
i Hew Spring Goods of Jill Hinds
Our store is filling up with the choicest up-to-
date ffonrls in thft p.mintv. Spp xvTmt wo hvp om.
H.i Lnntnvrti i2 " " "
Hinds A r.on.lntrone owners of the Hohemia Girl claim on Bohemia Mountain
next tha Muaiclc, have sold the property to Seattle parties, less a ono-fourth In
terest which Mr. Hinds still holds. Mr. Hinds will have chargo of the develop
ment work which will be comniencc Tha work thus far has only
been in the nalureof assessment work, but the af.lfl.VH haVA hnf-n vrrv n Inn! am
the owners, running from $I6to I26 to the ton.
About 25 men are now employed at tha Halena mine. The now stamp mill
hegun active operations this week and work in all lines is hi-ln., .h,i ti.
new machinery works perfectly and a very successful run la now assured.
Cy J. Bingham returned to the Muaick mine Wednesday.
superintend the puttinC in of necessary air pipea, etc. It is expected active
operations will begin soon.
Mr. Geo. Sherwood exhibited on our streets one l.iv thU :
device for use in placer mining which is said to be one of the best ever Invented
for saving fine cold. It is called the Undercurrent Gold Mkl3,73
now in general use on 8nake river and other places where fine cold is found H U
proving quite a hucccsh. It has been tested along aide of the old rocker process
where only $1.60 to (2.00 per day to the man could be saved. The undercurrent
machine would save 50 with the same labor. Mr. Hhor,i i .
. , vuu iiuuiuiq un mail
there being no patent on the machine anyone interested could manufacture and
uee one, and at a cost not to exceed S25. He will soon go to the Bohemia district
and try the machine on some of the promising placer ground thern.
W. H. Ostrander is in town this week, however devi.lnnmon
on the Adams Mountain claims, of which he is superintendent.
Ben Pearson and Al Parker are prospecting on Martin Crack. Some very
promising ledges are known to be located there and the boys will no doubt meet
with success.
Prospectors are around every day. taking advantage of tha beat llr
for their class of work. With the exception of tTie higher altitud
, a
year
the snow still
pector.
imeof tha
prevents, the rest of the district is now at Ha beat for the pros-
wntt
3jsIi!ooabIe Dressmaking.
Main greet Cotlugr Grove, Or. ,
' DEPUTY !
tafe SMinerat Surveyor.!
BpecjaTattentton given to Mining)
. ClaiWf.aad procuring of Patents.
KM Gkants Pass, Okkgon.
S JVew line of dress goods. Nciv line of men's shirts.
Now line of light summer goods. New line of men's underwear.
New line of men's collars and ties.
New line of men's Hats.
New line of men's shoes.
JVeivTihe of notions.
NOTJCE FOR PUBLICATION.
New line of prints.
New line of hosiery.
New line of corsets.
New line of mitts and gloves.
tS
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T.
it a
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IpeeUifhttenUon given io the .
i.vv ru .iiniini itnnr mil if i ml' .
.
Vf
(htf
HARRIS
Counselor-at-Lavr
New line of ladies' collars and ties. Old line of prices
New line of lace and novelties. TWiich are bottom figures.
GAEMAN & NEWLAND.
Okkgok.
L. L. Stevens,
JrtJ Jk. AffnrneV.nLLaw A & , P P M
r J luhu ml ha noun
UM Special attentjon given to Mining
it" m Busineas ana
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Collection
Orkoon
8 iginfeoii & Hardy,
ittorncyT and Vottntelor at
iJt'.W. f'M
peciaignttcntion given to
rUia'i- LcWiof Mines.
j ' 'jsmI KuoKSa, Oiinnos.
HIM
llli l I
Vm.RENSHAW
ne9j!rHE EXCHANGE
LP WALKBR .... Maalr.
ujinf ISM nKA'-Kll Mi
JNE? wines, iWi
rmiQUORS,
M CIGARS
lain iStrect, Cottage Grove, Ore.
Ssri,rietorof""
jetf'he Popular Cigar and Confec
o njC yrlouery Store,
ill 'f W
ilnU XVtnoiCannerf LtinehoH.
tl"'.1; ''it K
'"'ft 'S0"1" in
t. Cigari'f Low and High
'SJrade an(fPriccs to suit the Trade.
7 Miu Street, Cottage Grove, Ore.
i4
Kl I
JEROME KfaOX,
jipey at Law.
;wptn pild ts Mining Business.
"VnJ K ' Collage Grove, Oregon.
STAKH NOTIOE.
!.(hfi
n'Pllv Biistomers will linn a nno oi my
EbT now nt my old place.
!uu for tho genuine urtlclu.
D. Lincoln.
1 "v.t,
woman in Oregon is
Irs. Wood of Marion
103.
Estimators and Locators
OH
TIMBER LAND.
Parties wishing to be located on
Timber Laud will find it to their
advantage to consult us.
GLASS
BROS.
Cote Grove
i
Bon Ton
MEAT MARKET!
PROPRIETORS. OF.
Planing
Oregon
We have had Sixteen
experience in the timber land busi
ness and guarantee satisfaction.
We are now prepared to furnish
all kinds of Brackets, Mouldings,
Cornice, Sash and Doors, Door and
Window frames, Screen Doors,
Years Windows, Pickets, etc.
Woodwork of all kinds made and
repaired. We will also work Floor
ing, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, or
size Studding, etc.
Main Street
Cottage Grove,
Supply house for
Cottage Grove
and Bohemia.
United States Land Office
Roseburg, Oregon Mar . 15, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions of
the act of Congress of June 3, 1878,
entitled "An act for the sale of
g 1 timber lands in the States of Cali-
i fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
0 ; ington Territory," Aslak A. Aaby
of Minneapolis, county of Hennepin,
I State of Minnesota has this day
; mea m tins omce lus sworn state-
5 1 ment No. 904, for the purchase of
' the N 1-2 SE 1-4, and lots 1, 2, of
Section .No. 34, in Township No.
g ' 22 S., Range No. 3 W., and will
ofTer proof to show that the land
as ' sought is more valuable for its tim
2 i ber or stone than for agricultural
g ! purposes, and to establish his claim
e to said laud before the Register
and Receiver of this office at Rose
burg, Oregon, on Tuesday the 29
day of May 1900.
He names as witnesses:
Peter L. Harastad, of Minne
apolis, Minnesota, O. O. Lund, H
J. Hanson, A. M. Newman, of Eu
gene, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above-described lands
are requested to file their claims in
this office on or before said 29 day
of May 1900.
J. T. Bridges,
Register.
NOTICE KOK PUBLICATION.
fiKJND & HANSEN,
Hotel Sherwood,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
PRICES REASONABLE
SHOP NEAR S. P. DEPOT
Rotel 6ugee
HOLLENBECK BROS. AND
BRISTOW.
R. A. SANDERS,
rilOl'KIETOn OH
Headquarters for Mi ling
men.
Evory wnnt attended to. o
KlIGIvNR, ------
Send your orders bu Telephone.
W. H. Beagle,
NOTICE HOIt I'UULICVTION.
CITY ELECTION.
Last Saturday night a city pri
mary was held at Martin's Hall and
a ticket was nominated with O. F.
Knox, as mayor; J. S. Medley, re
corder; Herbert Eakin, treasurer;
H. Callison, marshal, Mr. Knox
and Mr. Eakin being nominated
by acclamation. Monday morning
Mr. Knox decided to draw off, and
W. S. Bennett and W. H. Beagle
were placed upon the ticket. The
councilman nominated by the pri
mary were J. P. Taylor, 1st ward;
Oliver Veatch, 2nd ward; Robert
Griffin, 3rd ward. Monday F.
Goodman went into the field for
councilman in the 1st, Ben Lurch
in the 2nd, and C. H. Vandenburg
3d.
While there was considerable
scratching and some interest taken,
still the election was ot a peaceful
kind and everybody accepts the
result, which is as follows, in the
best of humor:
Bennett, ward 1 13 ward 2 52
ward 3 64, Total 129.
Beagle, ward 1 32, ward 2 17,
ward 339, Total 88. Majority
for Bennett 41.
RBCORDBR.
Medley, ward 1 15, ward 249,
ward 363, total 127.
Young, ward 1 30, ward 2 19,
ward 3 4I, total 90. Majority for
Medley 37.
MARSHAL.
McFarland, ward 1 7, ward 2
62, ward 3 44, total 113.
Callison, ward 1 40. ward 2 26
ward 340, total 106. Majority
for McFarland.
COUNCILMAN.
Taylor 32: Goodman 11? Ma
jority for Taylor 19. Lurch 48;
Veatch 22. Majority for Lurch 26.
Vandenburir Si: Griffin no: ma-
jerity for Vandenburg 3.
Ormgon.
Dr. Price' Cream Baking Powder
Warld'a Fair JllghMt MwUl and Olplsnu.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Choice Brands.
A Favorite Resort.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
r.on't Toliieto Spit ud smoke roar tin lutf.
to quit tobacco easily and forovor, lo mair
oetto, full ot life, nerve and vigor, tako No-To
Ujo, the wonder-worker, that mokes weak moa
Strong. All druceltta.Uoorll. Curacuanu
teed. Booklet and aampla free. Addreel
BterUnf Itemed Co., Chicago or New Yor
United States Land Offlce, Roseburg, Oregon.
March IS, 1M0.
Notice Is hereby glrea that In comnllance
with the provlMona of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1678, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands In theStatesof t'allfornla.Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory," Peter L.
Ilamstad of MlnneajKills Coanty of Hennepin,
State of Minnesota has "thl? day filed In this
omce his sworn statement No. 905, for tho pur-
. cnaso 01 tne SK a of Peetlou No. W. In Town
ship No. 2-J H. Itange No. Iff,, and will offer
I proof tn show that the land songht is more
, ralnablo for Its timber or stone than for agri
cultural nurnoses.and to establish his nlatm tn
fT7T 1 ..M lai.il t.af . .
. .-...it uiuiu A.vgi.iur aim iisrciTBroi
till rxftl ntt at nAa.lin.n O .... T.. a .
....a vM.iu w IIU..UUI5! VICgUU, 1111 A UCSUItf lilt)
29 day of May 1500.
llo names ns witnesses:
A. A. Aaby of Minneapolis, Minn., O. O. Lund,
II. J. Hanson, A.M. Newman, of Eugene, Oregon.
I Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
unitoa States Land Office, Roseburg. Oregon, above-described lands are requested to file
t February 27. 1900. their claims in this office on or before said 29
Notice is hereby given that In comnlianeo ,i,vni
with tho provisions of the act of Congress of ,
June 3, 187S, entitled "An act for tho sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Oro-! '
koii, rtovaua, ana Washington Territory,"
Clement I'latt of Cottage Groro, County of
Lane. State of Oregon has this day filed In this
office his sworn statement No. 883, for the pur
chaso of tho NK M of Section No. u, In Towa
ship No. K!S. Itange No. 3 V and will offer
proof to show that tho land sought Is moro
valuablo for its timber or stone than tor agr.
cultural purposos, and to establish his claim to
said land before the Itoglsterund Receiver oi
this office.at Koseburg, Oregon, on Wednesday
tho 9th day of May 1900, gj,j
He names as witnesses;
Henry Hanson, O.O. Lund, of Eugene, Oro
gon, Olo Hegaas, Ole Itoe, of Bucoda, Washing,
ton,
abrerTbT" Guns nd Ammunition, Studebrker Wagons, Canton Clipper Plows,
their claims in this oiiice on or before said oth , Harrows, Etc. For Miners Supplies, the only house South of Port
day pf May 1900. laMti. Oive tis n mlt n.T?TTM?T TST JC
. " ( VJakA Wh VA. VAWAWA
J.T. BaiDais,
Register.
The Nugget office is under ob
ligations to S. S. Shortridge for a
handsome boquet, the first of the
season, which was highly appreciated.
IT IS HERE I
The Largest Stock in South Lane!
-o-
Consisting of-
-O-
Shelf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves and Tinware; Pumps, Pipes and
.. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS!
J. T. BB1DOES,
Keglstor,
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON