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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1900)
The ProPou8 business Men ocottaffc Grove Advertise in Bring Your Job "Work to the Nugget Job Office. Prices Reasonable 1 the "CVOtt!1 10 l,,e Millil'K. I.timbcri..B and Farming Intents of this Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for a Grub Stake. W H VOL. II PROFESSIONAL. J. B. YOUNG Uloriiou-al'fMW onko Mi ,,,,e, Wc"1 H1,,e ' C0TTA(t GKOVK, Oltlt. J. S. MEDLEY MlorncV-ni-law o o o Olllce on Main Mrtcl-i-CoTTAOK GKOVIC, OllK. L. L. STEVENS tMoviicy-at-Law a o ,.., mieiltloll KIVC" l Mll.lUK IIUMIIIM ElJGKNH, OlUJ. JEROME KNOX Mtorncy-at-Law I rmrap' iienllimjlH"l!!iLi!!l',,,t"- CoTTAOK GKOVM, OkK. sJJ:u3G G-rovo, Oregon, Friday, July 6, 19QO. NO. 25 buy row? FOURTH OjWULI GOODS .Bakin & Bristow0 See our Ladies' Shirt Waists, Muslin Underwear, Ribbons, Mitts and Hosiery. 0 cum. ji. iiAitur. HILXUHW TltOMIX'N THOMPSON & HARDY :lttorneus(ind Counselor s-at Lair lflrliii miciiiliiM kIvcii llho lw "t Milieu. Hughs it, Oku. ..anoBSHOBonauanoBODsaeneaoBononeaanoQoieoaeaoHOHSRCsHonoaaaoneEonoaooQODoaaanoBea ra Ml NFS MINING, i The Fourth of a Series of Articles on the Geo logical Construction and the Formation of Mineral Zones. contributbd. L. T. HARRIS Hitornfu and Caunsclor-at-Lait gpccul i'ri"l"" Klvonl" ihe Uwjrf Mlne. j i Urit NbiiuuhI Hunk llulldlnif. HUOKSK, OKU. I i B UUAAABLE ASSAYS. fniilci by iiimI) reecho prompt ntlcullfjn. FRANK P. WHITE, CUTTAOK (1U0VK. OllK. OMreul'h JmiiM lletiionnay, Multirt. uro, w miyo, t. w. kkvill. Lloyd & Nevill MINIM' BMIISKKIIB I H. IIK. UTV MINKUAI. KUltVKYOItH , IIihiimk i.CI-.Vtt I'humbcr if Oiuwiorro I rouTixn, tun:, i FOR MEN. Wu handle Rnrnnnc lilovc Company's goods. Tlu-y arc considered the beet gluvu in thu market. Good Y( How Oil Slock with patented string fastener 60 and 75c Our Steam J'roof line nrc it coft, plia . Ilu glove, an well iih durable; iiiiiilu with patented i-tring fust uiiur 8oe, mill $1 '.'6. Unlined Kit, xoft flinch, making :i very nice driving glove. .$1 -'" Snrnnnc Unci;, light weight, fine clock,'!!") Ii.iiiiI, open tuck, Porter fiiHU'iier, welted, wax linen thread Hift iiimI pliable; undoubtedly this best glove in the market $ i no. Unlined Chopper Mits, nil grain enlf ekiu 00c and l. Lined Kit (ilovui, lino htnek .. $1. uuiiiiui nun in COTTAGE G1WVE, ORE. I'OR BOYS, Cotton SwcllerH, good quality, in maroon and assorted ttriped coloru COu. AINWool, light weight, assorted col ored striped '2o. I'OR MUN. Cotton, good quality, color ma roon fiOc. Mixed Cotton mid Wool, medium heavy, maroon 80c. All-Wool, good .quality, medium heavy, maroon $1 10. Same uh" above, only liner wool, as Horted Kolid colorn . . . $1 t5. All-Wool, very lino quality, in as fortod colored Htripes t- -S. White, medium heavy 50. Telei.hiimM'lByKrr r o iiu itm GARMAN & NEWLAND H. C. PERKINS Deputy U. S. Mineral Snncjor HeM mirallnii given to MlnliiK CUInn un.l iriK'iirliiK' 1'itlcnU. Guants Pass, Oku. Mrs. Kallicrliic Scliltif, M.' I). Diseases of Women and Children CoTTAGit Gkovu, Oku. HUSINUSS. at) uo MRS. PET SANFORD'S For Fasliionublc Dressmaking. main htiikkt Cottagij Gkovu, Oku. William Renshaw THE EXCHANGE AI.F WAl.KK'1. MiinKer. UKAI.Klt IN KINK WINIJS, LIQUORS, CIGARS. Muln street, CotlHjjo Oruvo, Oru. CAIJ. ON B. L. PICKARD & SON For I10U8K I'AINTINQ, PA IMS II HANOINO, HIUN WOKK, CAHItlAOK l'AINTINO. -Work guarniitecJ Cottagu Gkovu, Oru. 1SAKIN & BRISTOW BANKERS - Transact n ClonomI UaiiUIni! 11iiIiich In All Ita llruncbos. Cottagu Gkovu, Oru. CY. MILLER & CO. General Blacksmithing -Two doom North ot Eakln A IlrUtow's- Cotxagu Grovu, Oru. ELITE o Shaving o Parlor Cottagu Gkovu, Oku. GRIFFITH & CRAIG, Props. Glt. O. KNOWLB1. CIU1II.IM Okttvb. NOTARIES PUBLIC Boiiumia, Oku. Olllce ut Munli'k Mine Knil Eleihnt Mountiilu. D. J. GOVER Prospector and Mine Locator. Vox Information on Bohemia Mining District write me. Hicvlul Attention filven to Correspondence. BOHKMIA, ORE. m M nil . 'tflOIT UH. liUUUrtU a GREAT MUSEifH OF MTOIY! !0SI mnKET ST., SN FnANCISCO, CAu (liwta blub U'l Svfuib. TIio Inrtrrxt Anatomical Uuscum In llio World. I (IrrnltU attraction In We Ciy. A woiulerul ttvhtjor i liltnr: W'nkiik'oriiiiycontrnct. .i .ii.f....i..i.iKlilvfll fiirril ly the oMcot Bprdiillstiin llio I'uclilo t'oU lC-.lkbllsiitUM jeara. D.l. JORDAM-PniVATE DISEASES v.n.nir makii and Itlltltlle ' nir'l tuvn nlio uro siiiriTlnu , Iiuni lli Hftcti ol youllifiil luUlv I .....timi. or cxL'ifaei In matnrcr . , "(riic., Lintll i.iilil In ll Imcompll. I iiV Urlillill'iS. "y comUliialloii of i 1 mnc.ll" . 't urSlt cimi v.. powyr. ho 1 ra ; i.r ' "."0''f" Lll iVV- f: bu Yrniunnit i Jure. Tha Doctor rioeii lint c cum lupi'inirn I "Z... .J t..n iriti.u.n tn bo n lair n nil . iq u n I'liVMlclan .nd Bi.rewn. lire-eniliieul NVIIIII. llioronglily eriirtlcMcd from r.'ii.x'a flitfd bran Jlxiwrt Ilnillcnl I e.7r Im Hi iiifiii-o A mill ami miltail i ut. jorii.iiiani.ii.". i ,.:r,rr..i l)l l J ... .vvv.. V VM! VUJJSm I EVK11Y MAN npplylnstou.i on w honnt opinion t.f ids 'C1"'" i:iitis'iimiiiiii Vi v,l r7 ' iKPAltT Time Schedules AuniVB ChlciiKo- Salt Uiko, I. envcr. I't. Ipra 1'iirllaud Worth, Uinnhn.Knn- pedal six t-lty, St. I.iila, U:l."i n in Chlnign and hast. Atlantic Suit Ijikc, Denver, H. 8: 10 am Uxprcss M'orth, Omaha, kan- V urn Kim City, St. lmls, Via Hunt- Chicago and tast. IllKtoll Hpokane WnlU Walla, Lewis- 7 um I-'ljcr ton, Siuikano, Mln Op in nciipoils, St. rani, J ninth, Milwaukee, Chicago and Kast. (ipm OcKiNSTEtMNim-s 4pm All sallliiK daics sub ject to ehntiKO. For San Kranctsi-o Sail every ."ida B Dally KX. CoiUMiiu lllVElt I P. m Sunday Sieamkus Kx. Sund'y Sifturday To Astoria and Way 10 p in landings. 0 u in Kx. WiM.AMnrrK ItiyEK 4::Wpm Sunday. Oregon City, Now bow Kx. bund y Salem and Way-Landings. 7 n in WllXAMhTTE AND !l:.T0p m Tuos.Thur. YAMUII.L IttvKlia Mon. od. unit Sat. Oregon City, Dayton and HI. and Way-Landings. Leave Snakk Hivkii Leave Itlparla Itlparia to Lowiston. Kci;lon Dally ?JLLn The next great division of the Paleozoic area is termed Silurian, after the name of the old British tribe Silures, who lived on the borders of Hngland and Wales, where these rocks are especially well developed. They form a mass of strata which, in some countries, must be many thousand feet thick, like the Cambrian system below, into which they graduate downward. They consist mainly of greywacks, sandstones, shales and slates; but they are marked by an occasional occurrance of bands of limestone (a rock which from this pat t of the geological record appears in in creasing quantities onwards to recent times.) Taking the fossil of the Silurian system as a whole, we find that they prolong and amplify the peculiar type of life found to characterizes the Cambrian system. They include both flora and fauna. The flora however is exceedingly meagre. It consists almost entirely of seaweeds, which occur usually in the form of fucoid, like impressions. The fauna of the Silurian period has been more abundantly preserved than that of the Cambrian and appears to have been more varied and advanced. Among its more simple forms were foraminfera and sponges. The Devonian system, which comes next in order, was named after the county of Devon in England, where they are especially well developed in Europe, and, likewise, in the eastern part of North America. It occurs in two distinct types which bring before us the records of two very different conditions in the geography of these regions during the time when the rocks, composing the system, were being deposited. The ordinary type which occurs all over the world represents the tracts that were covered by the sea, and has preserved the remains of many forms of marine life ot the pariod. It is to that which the name of Devonian is more particularly applicable. The less freauent type is characterized by thick accumulations of sandstone, flagstone and conglomerates that were laid down in lakes and inland seasand contaiu distinct assemblage of land and fresh water fossil. This type is known by the name of "old red sandstone." In their general character the Devonian rocks resemble those of the Silurian system underneath. In Michigan, where they attain a thickness of many thousand feet, their lower divisions consist mainly of sandstones, grits, greywacks, slates and phyllites. These various strata represent the sedements intermittently laid down upon the bottom of the s"a, which then coveted the greater part of North America. Here and j there they include bands of Diabase and Tuff, which show that sub , marine volcanic eruptions took place during their deposition. . The next great division of the geological record has received the name of Carboniferous, from thz bid of coal which form one of its most conspicuous features. The rocks of which it consists reach sometimes a thickness of fully 20,000 feet and contain the chronicle of a remark able series of geographical changes which succeeded the Devonian period. They include limestones made up, in great part, of corals, criuoids, polyzoa and other calcareous organisms which swarmed in the clearer pat ts of the sea; sandstones often full of coal streaks and re mains of terrestrial plants; dark shales not infrequently charged with vegetation and containing nodules and seams of clay, iron, stone and plhinco with tile provisions of the net of seams of coal varying from less than an inch to many feet in thickness Uonaresa of June 3.1878, entitled "An I and generally resting on beds of fireclay. These various strata are dis posed in such a way as to afford clear evidence of the physical geog raphy of large areas of the earth's surface during the carboniferous period. The limestones attain a thickness it many places of many thousand feet, with hardly any mixture of sedenientary material. The most interesting evidence of long continued subsidence during the carboniferous period is furnished by the history of the coal seams. uoai is composed ot compresssa ana mineralized vegetation, and in FOR CHILDREN. Lawn Hoods, made of luce open work ; very prettv (lonignH 35 to o;c. KnibrOHlered arid Tucked Muslin and Swiss, diirerent designs 75c to 1 85. Ladies' Sun Hounds, made of clinm bray, full bark crown, stitched and lined, assorted colors. .50i. Our line of Looe Embroideries Rib bons and Drygoods Notions is large. LTadies' ety Summer Skirts, ; in price from . . . Iarpe vari eOu to !f3. Shirt Waists, different colors and kinds COu to !f0 75. Ladies' Neck Wear in latest styles. . 15c toCOc. o a o gl 0 R I O I O j Q I O B O a o a o ta H O o a o S3 e R e ta o a o a e ta u o n o H NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Hosebuti:, Oregon, June 8, 1000. Notice is hereby given that in coin- act for tho sale of timber lauds in tlio States of California, Or gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Michael Kebelbeek, of Saginaw, County of Lane, Stato of Oregon, has this day filed in this olFico his sworn statement No. 1078 for the purchaso of tho NK 1-4 of Sec tion No. 14, in Township No. 22 S, Unngu No. 2W anil will offer proof to show that the land Bought is moro Uuablcfor its timber or stono than for W. H. HURLBURT General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. IIV OF ' LVUIUUOIO I Wrltn for llwlv H :?.?.!", ?! 1 Milliiii...-. , ,.ltn TnnnAN & CO.. 1051 Market St. 8, F. NOTICE 1-OR PUBLICATION. Land Oiricu at Roseburg, Oregon May 8, 1900. Notieo is hereby given that tho following-named settler has Hied notieo of his intention to moko final proof in support of his claim, and that said pi oof will bo l Kofni-n Unirlulnr nnd KUCOlVCr lit V,"' .1. IT XrnXZ nTmTfi 22. 1000. vis: ; Geo ugenoK. Finne'n, on his 'U.K. No. Anv and r,. n, fih-. i .1 NW 1.4 Lots 5 & a & vorsoly the i MBUsvus. 2. T. S3 S.. B. S W. I quested to file agricultuial purposes, nnd to ; establish , Pennsylvania each layer of coal is usually underlaid by a bed of fireclay, t.ia nliiim l.i until hinrl nnfnrrt tli Itpfris- J J' or, at least, of shale, through which roots and rootlets descending from, the under surface of the coal seams, branch freely. There can be little doubt that each bed of fireclay is an old soil, while the ccal lyiug upon it represents the matted growth of vegetation which that soil supported; hence the association of a fireclay and a coal ssatn furnishes distinct evi dence of a terrestial surface. In some coal fields there is evidence that coal has been likewise formed out of matted vegetation which has been swept down by floods and been buried under sand, gravel and other sediment. his claim to said land beforo the Regis tor nnd Receiver of this Oifico at Rose burg, Oregon, on Saturday tho 1st day ofSeptembor, 1000. ' lie names as witnesses: J. I. Jones, Phil Phillips, Phil Sponp, Jack Lewis, of Coltago Grovo, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely tho above-described lands nro requested to file their eluiins in this office on or beforo said 1st day of Sep tember, 1900. J. T. ButDOES, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Rosebuig, Ore., June 19, 1900. Notieo is hereby given that in com pliance with tho provisions of tho act of Congress of Juno 3, 1878, entitled "An act for tho salo of timber lands in tho States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," "William 11. "Whitney of Eugene, County of Lane, Stato of Oregon bus this day filed in this office hi? sworn Btatemont.No. 1110, for tho puichiifco;of tho SK 1-4 of Section No. 8, in Township No. 20 S Rango No 1 W, and will offer proof to show that tho land sought is moro valuable for its timber or atom than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before tho Register nnd Re ceiver of this office atllosoburg, Ore gon .on Saturday tho 1st day of Septem ber, 1900. lie names as witnesses : I). C. Matthews, J. M. Griffith. Oregon, Geo. E. Chit, of Zion, Oregon, to. a. wnunoy oi ugciiu.uregon. Anv and all persons claiming ad vorsolv tho nbovo-doscribed landB aro ro lie names tno loiiowiiig " v persons doscrib tlioir claims in I his olllce prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Alf S. Powoll, iBham Burnett, A. II. Powell, J. Taylor, of Cottage Orove, Oiegon. 15ltlJ)(;1,Si 1(,gpcr, J.T. 1900. Subscribe for tho Nugget all tho Bo liemiti mining news, $1 OOyer year, Bulimics, Register. If you will call at our store wo will givoyoutho names Wf 25 farmers that havo bought McCormick Machines of us in tho last two years and you can seo for yourself what they think of them. Phillips & Davison. For a fine assortment of fishing tackle and sporting goods Gkiffin &VEATCH Co. are the leaders. For watches, clocks and jewelry patronize Davidson the Jeweler. tZ.Z? EJ x' IT IS HERE! a Ts Largest Stock irj Soiltl? Iie! -CONSISTING OI'- Shelf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves and Tinware; Pumps, 58 Pipes and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I s Guns and Ammunition, Studebaker Wagons, rsl ZZ Cantou Clipper Plows, Harrows, Etc. X For Miners' Supplies, the only house South of Portland. 5 'Ciive us a call. S jE GRIFFIN & VEATCH, g COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. Take tho hohcmUi Xirjyc
