Bohemia nugget., January 18, 1905, Image 4

BOHEMIA NUQQET
OIIUMIA NUOUGT PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
Wm. D. Root, Editor and Manaier.
Entered t th txwtotrK. nt Colin UnY,
Oregon nerond ciaia man miner.
HUllHOIUI'TKiN ItATKS.
(I montlm JJ.'JO
1 year
IS month 2.00
If paid In tiilvuncc.
THISrAI'KR li kept oh file t E. 0. !rke'
idrerllilnir Aironcr, tltndftt Jlerclianti Hi'
chm,Hn Franelaeo, California, where run
Ctnbblnx Ratei.
The llohemln. NtittKCt one year
with nny one of the tolldwlnn puti
Icntlonn ono yrnr for ntnmint pet
opposite:
rhtcngo Inter-Ocean (weekly) $1."'
Weekly OreRontnn ( l'ortlnml) $2.5
Weekly .Totiriml (rnrtlnml) $2.00
Bohemia Mining District and Its Oppo'r
tunttfea.
WltDNKSDAV. JANUARY, IS, I905
Commercial Club.
The Cottage Grove Commercial
Club held its meeting Monday
night.
tallowing regular order of busi
ness the committee announced that
Mr. Newton, the humorist, would
lecture at opera house, Fob. nth.
The question of essays was again
taken up and it was decided to offer
a $25 prize under following con
ditions. The Commercial Club again
makes an offer of a prize of $25 to
be divided into two prizes; the first
of $20 and the second of $5 for the
two best essays on the above sub
jects. The conditions of the competition
is as follows:
1. At least sir essays must be
submitted on each subject.
2. At least six parties must no
tify the club in writing, that they
intend to compete; such notification
to be in by January 26th 1905.
3. Essay must consist of from
1500 to 2000 words.
4. The essays must be in by
March 1, if the competition is de
clared open.
For further information address,
Tub Commkrciai. Club
Cottage Grove, Or.
A committee was appointed to
draft a set of questions in regard
to Cottage Grove and surrounding
country.
The secretary was instructed to
find out if Lane County is going to
make an exhibit at Portland and if
the county commissioners would
assist.
The secretary was instructed to
write to Andrew Carnagie and see
if a library could not be secured for
Cottage Grove.
lijt w. w onLTsonv.
Tho Bohemia mining district lies
pnrtly in southern Lnno nod partly
in northern Douglas counties, nntl
until tho Inst year or two, was very
little known. However, it bids fair
to bocomo one of prominence in tho
near liituro on account of tho extra
ordinary strong and pormanont rvb
tom of llssnro reins and its un
equaled mining facilities. Tho great
porpbyritio dykes traversing tho
district for miles through tho nnde
sito formation, tlio numorous fissure
veins that can readily bo traced
across tho ontiro district, tho high
altitudo attnincd by somo of tho
peaks covered with nn nndesito cap
ping, heavily impregnated with iron
nil tend to prove its volcanic origin
and indicato unusual depth for tho
( many mineralized lodes. From tho
precipitous uaturo of tho formation,
development work can be aecom
t plishcd by drifting, and cross
cutting without the heavy cost of
. hoidts. pumps, etc., which are inci
Idcnt to operations in somo of tho
districts of Urn State.
Tlio history of tho world's civiliza
tion is written in tho history of
I ninn's search for gold. Today tl.o
' best brains and untiring energies of
every land anil clime nro centered
upon the productions of our money
notals, and nro engrossed in delving
into unture's secrets in an earnest
effort to wrest from earth's bosom
the precious metals that today rules
! the world and wields a power of
! greater moment than kingdoms nnd
principalities.
Opportunities for moderate busi
ness success como to overy mau at
least onco in a lifotime, and to some,
fortune nwaits tho opening of their
doors Ono such opportunity seized
at tho right moment is worth moro
than all the "Ships that pass in tlio
Night" nnd which wo look for hut
nev.-r see.
Bohemia with its splendid wagou
road and railroad facilities, gives us
that opportunity.
We hear you speak of the lltiheinU land,
Where the miners are known a a happy band
Neighbor, Oh here I that cold galore
Shall u e not seek It and weep no mere
Is It where the leathery tlr treei rise.
And Uie lilies bloom under sunny skies.
Or mid the green mountain ol Rlilterlnj; itreann
Where fragrant forests rfunie the breeze,
TIs there.'tts therein)- boystls there.tls there
Dissolution Notice.
The tlrm of howls Jfr McQueen,
owners of tlio l'mdilon amble has
dissolved partnership, C. A. Lewis
rcMilng. Allclitlum ngitlnsttho firm
and all hills due the same, will lie
paid nnd collected by the uiidcrlnmil.
It (li:o. V. Mci'iKi:..
nnMKsTir ruorm.ix
It In vxrentlonnl to Hud a family
where thorn art no domestic ruptures
occasionally, but tlieHi can ik les
soned liv lmvliur Dr. KIiik's Now I.tfc
PIIU around. Much trouble they save
liv their jjrwitwiirk in Htoiuncn nun
liver triinliloH. Titer not only re
lievo you. but cure. !aV, nt Heiwtm'H
l'hnrnmcy.
Home Buitlarlicd.
I-aat Krltlny night Mrs. l.ytlla
Stouffer, attended tho meeting t tbo
Knstcrn Star, leaving her houso
lighted and unlocked as she expected
her niece to return soon.
She left upon tlio mantel a purse
with some three dollars In It: also
somo forty dollars Inside the clock
near by.
t'pon her rvt urn home she did not
discover tier lo-w. but la tin morning
she found her purse In tho wood shod
but It was empty. An examination
In tho house disclosed tlio fact that
the money In the clock ww a'so mis
sing; also 1111 overcoat, brent' pin, re
volver nnd pulrof gloves.
Tho ollleers have concluded It was
the work of hoboes.
Is It near out homes In a re E Inn old.
Where the rlrers wander o'er sands of told.
And the burning rays of the radium shine.
And eandles light up the secret mine,
And gold crystals como forth on the tramnay line
It Is there dear brother that wonder laud,
TIs there.'tls Ihrre.niy bnyslls theretls there.
It Is where the VesiiTlus thunders roar,
And the tendirioot's camp Is seen no more.
And the mountains are veiled In a golden sheen
Lit from Uie Champion's lightning itearn
And the Muslck that slugs to the Noonilay time
Will ever lie heard In that glorious clime
When sold bricks are coming down from that
long Incline
TIs tlrre.'tts there.my boys, 'tis there.'tls there
Lane County Valuations.
The assessed valuations according
to tho tax rolls of Lano county for
the year 1004 on as follows:
Tillable land, 1I2.4M acres V.UOfl'.o
Non.tlllable land, l.wym acres 3,I97,U1
Improvements on deeded lands 4b,U
1,008,00
CT,120
sh.ok
ic,m.'
37,19.1
Improvements on lands not deeded
Improvements on town 101s....
Town aud city lots
Railroad bed
Telegraph and telephone lines
Railroad rolling stock
I'ullman rolling stock
Engines, machinery, etc va,tui
Merchandise 3s2,3
Farm Implements, etc W,Mi
Money VW
Notes and accounts ,H0
Htiares of slock !80,oso
Household goods 313,075
Horses and mules, 70i ITT.mo
Cattle. 21,487 tM.ii
Sheep and goats, av" W
Mwlne, 4!o IWI5
Totals, i!',2nnio
Bohemia Mine Owners Association.
A meeting of tlio Bohemia mine
owners association has been called
for Saturday, January 21st at 1
o'clock p. m. at the post olllce In Ho
lienila, luminous of Importance will
lie presented and nil members nro re
quested to Ik present.
onrtED t.tmn vo,
A. B. Cnilinan, Chicago, wrltos
Slarch 4, 100.1. "Having lieen trouh
l.wi with Luinbiico. at different Union
and tried one physlclnn iifter auothor,
thou different ointments nnd lini
ments, Riivo It up altogether. Ho I
tried onco moro, and got a bottle of
Unllnrri'B Hnow J.tulnient, which
gave me almost Instant tellef. 1 eau
cheerfully recommend it, and will
add my name to your list of suf.
jorera. The Modern X'lmrmney,
Joaquin Miller's Funeral Pyre.
"Joaquin" Miller, tho famous
"Poet of the Sierras," is known far
und wido for his many cccontrieities.
Among manj- other things, he is n
strong believer in cremation after
the ancient manner of the Romans
and the devotees of Brabm. When
ho shall huve passed away, the
'good, gray poet" desires that his
body shall be cremated, and that
his ashes be "inurned," and care
fully preserved. To this end ho has
caused to bo erected on tho crest of
"Tho Heights," overlooking fho
cities of Oakland, Berkeley, and
Ahmeda, nnd tho great Bay of San
Francisco, a stone mortuary altar.
On tho top of this pyro is a deep
depression in tho solid masonry
quito large enough to contain a hu
man body. After dauth Miller's
remains will bo placed in this recep
tacle, covered with fuel nnd con
sumed after tho opon-nir stylo of
cremating iti India. Though odd,
yet it is the unique fancy of tho er
ratic old bard. With his own aged
hands tho poet helped to construct
this funeral pyre, on which his body
is finally to bo i educed to us lies.
Along tho winding ridgoof "The
Heights," Miller has also caused to
bo erected several largo slono mem
orial towers, that are very conspicu
ous. One is a pilo of square ma
sonry, dedicated to Col. John 0.
Fremont, tho famous "pathfinder;"
another to the poet, Browning, of
who Joaquin is a great admirer, aud
a third (of pyramidal shape), which
the old poet facotiouuly calls"MoseH'
Grave," Many hnndrods visit tho
pool to pny thoir respects to him,
Few call who do not ascend "Tho
Heights" to take a look at those
rugged stono memorials. From
Tho Pocifio Monthly for January.
Legal Life of a Railroad Ticket.
A decision ns to the life of a rail'
road ticket, which is attracting con
siderablc attention, has been ten
dered in favor of the Southern l'a
ciCc Company by the Civil Court
of Appeals at San Antonio, lex.
The court has decided that a rail-
raid ticket which is not used with
in a reasonable time after issuance,
is barred by thestatute of limitation.
The case arose out of the sale of a
ticket by the Southern Pacific on
xrril 20. iSSs The ticket was
for a trip from Houston to San
Antonio. The man who Iwught
it died without using it. Fifteen
years later it was sold, I.ate in
1899 it was offered to a Southern
Pacific conductor. The latter re
fused to accept it and the man re
fusing to pay bis fair was ejected.
There was nothing irregular in the
ticket or in its purpose and trans
fer. In deciding against the man
in his damage suit for ejectment,
the court holds that "it was never
contemplated that the ticket should
be held for nearly half of an average
liletirac before it was presented for
the purpose for which it was pur
chased. The ticket held by the ap
pellant could not occupy any better
position as to the statute of limi
tation than a promisory note pay
able on demand." The Railway
and Engineering Review.
NUGGETS
Look under N'ukroIs for bargains
All those knowing themselves In
debted to 11 h will please como In nnd
imv to Hnmllton Watch. He will
receipt you for same. Wo positively
must have the money nt once nnd
oblige.
2t Maiitin k Lawhon.
Costa Rica will make a fine dis
play of cofree, hemp, cocoa and
other products ,nt the Western
World's Fair. The display is valued
at 20,000.
Cottage Grove Oregon.
Cottage (Jrove is the most pros
perous town in the state of Oregon,
The population is more than twenty
two hundred. It is situated on the
southern Pacific, and the Oregon
Southeastern railroads.
There are two large school build
ings, one bank, four hotels, (lour
mills, planing mills and all lines of
business are well represented. The
city is supplied with pure spring
water from two reservoirs, as the
town is divided by the Coast Fork
river, a branch of the Willamette.
From the reservoir hill on the west
side of town; a beautiful view can
be taken of Cottage Grove.
Some of tho richest farming land
in the state is near here. The prin
cipal things raised are wheat, oats,
hay, hops and potatoes. All kinds
of vegetables do well.
The Bohemia mines are about
forty miles east of here. They are
some of the richest gold mines in
the state of Oregon.
We have some of the best timber
iu the world. The fir, laurel, pine,
oak, ash, cedar and maple are the
largest. Several saw mills are
located in and close to the town.
Iu the mountains and lulls, wild
ream Vermifugi
THE GUARANTEED
WORM
REMEDY
THE CHILDnErT8 FAVORITE TONIC.
BIWASC OF IMITATIONS.
THE OSNUINC PnCPSntD ONIV BY
Ballnrd-Snow Liniment Co
eT. LOUIS, MO.
old and rcommendel by Modern I'liarmacy
ill
KILLthb COUGH
I AND CURE THE K.UIMCSI
with Sir Kbhc'cs
StnJCIlMDTinN Prlen
FOR I "UGHSnnd 50c J. $1.00
SyfULUS ris-w Mi.it
rTTTTITrrrTwin 11 ii.ki.ni nun. fop All
THROAT and 1.UNO TIIOUU-
LES, or WONKY hack.
fmit grow tn abundance, such ns
wild black hcrtics, straw hemes,
buckle berries rnsp berries and
thimble botrlea. We raise some of
the finest ot tame ftuits, This is
the home of the apple, ponr, ptuitc,
cherries plums nnd nil kinds of
small fruits, sonic to perfection.
The Oregon Mineral Springs ate
twelve miles distant ntul the llos
well nbout twenty miles.
This is n very healthful climate.
It is now almost Christinas and vc
haw had but few frosts and no
snow. The (lowers bloom out ol
doors almost the whole year round.
The grass is now as green as it
was last spring. The toses, violets
and other bard llowers ateiu bloom.
Game is quite plentiful in the
hills. Deer ate quite common, as
aro nfsc Chinese ntul native
pheasants, grouse and quails.
VK.V COCHRAN.
This is for you ..
Your money is not Rubber, but if you
Oome here you can stretch it into
The price for more good clothing,
Furnishings, drygoods and everything
To wear than at any other place in town
Every Purchase Saves You Money ..
We can furnish anything for anybody
Clothing, trimmings, Men's and Women's
Underwear and hosiery
Men's furnishings, shoes all kinds
PACIFIC TIMBER CO.
...iV.U ' wm'mi'it0 unlit,' mhiiVi'i i-fle ' J'SSSSy
et I proiiueeil li.v Oliniulierinln'x pM
stniiim-li nun i,iwr tiiiui'Im.
wile ti.v Tlie Modern I'liurnmoy.
The Finl
Some Successful Railroad Men.
Mr. A. I.. Craig, yeueral passen
ger agent of the Oregon Hailroad
and Navigation Company, is a con
spicuous example of one who has a
thorough understanding of the
needs and possibilities of his work,
with the requisite ability to bring
what he undertakes to a successful
issue. During the time thnt he has
been iu charpe of the jwssetiger de
partment of the O. R. .V N. Com
pany has shown a thorough grasp
of the problems which confront the
Pacific Northwest, and iu his ad
vertising campaign he is doing an
invaluable work for all parts of this
region. Mr. Craig was connected
with the Northern Pacific for about
twenty years, and his selection for .
the important position he holds!
with the O. R. A' N. has proven i"'i id m
c C .1 'I J 1 1 urpiu mm
. .1- : ... f
scius, as wen as ior uie liueresis ui
the Pacific Northwest. Mr. A. D.
Charlton, the assistant general pas
senger agent of the Northern Pa
cific Railroad, with offices iu Poit
latid, is another man who has made
a special study of this section, and
of the best methods for developing
it. Mr. Charlton has brought the
passenger department of his com
150
hkn Bank!
READY MADE CLOTHING
KKl'OKT (IK Til H CONDITION
nt Coltniro drove, In the Slule ol
Oiexun, nt tin) eIo of ttilti iitna . .lull.
Illli, IIHW.
ltlWOt'ltCKti.
IW.M1.T9
4.115 M
l.VVU 00
,VW IU
lO.O'.l 30
Vermont's building at the Lewis
and Clark Centennial will be a re
production of the old Constitution
House of 1777.
The hatching ot chickens will lc
shown to the general public at the
Lewis and Clark Hxposit'on. AH
exhibitors
quired
ative, and at stated hours the
crowds will be invited to conic and
see the chickens break their shell
tjMIKMIil tllM'OttUM
Oiontrnlt,, MKiiml uml miwcurixl
V. X. II. null to wurv rlrcuUllon
rremtHHtR nil ('. 8. II0111U
Mot'kft. murine, etc
Hunllug hou.e, luriillurti nl lUtiltc. (UW tJ
Hut- (rum Nulloniil llnV not llou-rvc
.M TU10
llus (rout Slate lUnlu ml Hanker 3,91 01
Hue Irom ni'lTou! rwnu Eon!i. .. 60,667
1'rnoilonal Mer currency. nliVcl.,
and rant Itf 6
LAWfUL MONEY KE4EKYK IS BANK, VIII
Six-do IllftUW
Kwleniptlon luiid wllh U. .S Treuurer
4 per cell' f clt. utatloli tub IM
Total 17i.il
UAHIUTICK.
,lJ 10
W (1
Untllrlttat imrflti, let eiue anil
taiw -.l IJIIa 31
.S'Alloiu.1 Hank nulr. onl.uuC.lnx W l
1 t TrtMt 0tmtNiiila anl Havlnxi
limit. XIM
IliillrMllal ilvMlla auliject tn rheck I3S,r."J (19
IMiiiii.livrllllrlt iiI'Kh.i..
t'ertlila! i.i'kt ....
1 a.nler. rheok nuttanllng.
I, dm to
M to
.IITB.Wtt 6.1
Total
Sinte of Oregon,)
:
County of Lnno. )
I,T. C. Wheeler, Cimlilcr of the above-
pany up to a very high point of named bank,douluiniilreartliiit the
efficiency, andis recognized through
out the country as a man of un
usual force and ability. I'rom The
Pacific Monthl) for Januaiy.
nlxive Htnteinviit In true to the beat of my
knonleile nml Iwllef
. T. 0. WIIKKI.Klt, Cnnbler.
Sulitrrlbcd nml aw em to before 1110
this 1 lib day of January, 100.1.
J. 10, You.vn
Notary 1'iiblle.
Correct Attetit :
Directors
HlMIIIKIlT Kakis
N. W. Wiiith
Ol.lVKIt Veatcii
notiuk roit ru III.ICATION.
ImIimI Orllcn nt UotcliurK.Ori'ir nil Jan. C, IWS
mil cn 14 1 rrifitv mvt'ii 11121 me itiiuiwi k-
n.umil aettlrr I1.14 nUnl notice of III Intention
VIS and Llark J'.xposit'Oll. 11 ! t' riuki- llti.-tl rtHl in itii(rl uf tilt clAlni, an.l
iliitnrc nf inrHiliitr.rc will lion. tllat aal'l priKll H 111 la) m.uln lasfore .1. .1. W alt mi
Itlltors ot IIICIlD.ltrirs Will DC re- V !i i'i,iinlliiiii r ut hli nnir ut Kuitene. Ore-
nA If. nln flipir rlicnllvs nnnr K'lll, (111 Mar. 3. I'JIKS. Vl: II. H. Nil. SIM, lilnerv
cu to make tncir displays oper- viii,ier,fi,riiiNwi,n-e.ii,T.iH.,ii aw.
lie muni". Hit, fiiHiivvliiir ultnessea to lirove
lili ruiitlniiuiii rrililence iiimiii and cnlllvatlnii nt
sulci l.in.l, VI- Willie White, Willie Hubbard.
.I.iiiii'h N Wallace, ami NeHnn II, (Inulcr, all
orLultaiii1 ((rove, Orcf.
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Frosted Feet, Burns, Scalds, etc,
AN ANTISEPTIC that stops Irritation, subdues Inflam
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PENETRATES the Pores, loosens the Fibrous Tissues,
promotes a free circulation of the Blood, giving the Muscle
natural elasticity.
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ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED
CURED SCIATIC RHEUMATISM
Mrs. It. A. Simpson, 500 Craig St , Knorvllle,
Tenn., writes: " 1 have been trying the batltsof
Hot Springs, Aik.,'foi sciatic rhctit .jtism, but I
Set more relief from Dallard's Snotr Liniment
than any medicine or anything I have ever tried.
Inclosed find postoflice order for f 1.00. Send me
larre bottle by Soutlicru ICipress."
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UE SURE YOU GET THE OENUINE
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Sturt' wIhIi tn itiiniiiiiii'e to tbc Inlying
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I'ompleto Htock o( (Iclierul MerelinuillHe
which they luteiul milling 1M per cent
percent Mow nil coiilK'tltlon.
Wi pitrcliitNe our koimIh In luro
ipinntltleH throiiKh I'.iiHteru UriiiuuierH,
pny euxh (or nil we buy, huve no lilk'li
reiitH, no liiHiiriiuee rntcM to pay, itml
ciiiiHeiiueiitly can nell very ehenp.
. Think ol ("KAY Wornled SiiIIh.
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lllKh llruile (Idoilri ittnl other IIih'h
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you
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