Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, January 31, 1906, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextMU GGB mum-. , Devoted to the Mining, Lumbcring'and Farming Interests of this Community. COTTAGIC GROVE, LANE COUNTY OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1906. VOL. VIII NO. 2 1 MR. SUITOR'S SAW MILL Robt. Suitor has Contracted for a New Saw Mill Plant of the latest Design. When Mr. iWrott of the l'r- cott Siiwjmlt M at huif Co, ( Me nominee, Mk Ii.. I' It this city S m day morning he cm tied with him ;i signed contract fur 111"' lutgr-t saw mill pl"tlt tlll't I"'"4 I" 1 " !'MlhtWl tell iu this pint of the V;lle , mid hu li iritobe ended by M S.,il.n .it thitpoiitl.it he cim w n d u,i "Mr factory arnuig' men s no-.v p n I d , otherwise it will 'a- eritU-il ,il ullicr point It is uiitlriM"od lln.t 1 -it'- "r. l timber is vuiafa' t c-l ii 1 .t O.nd tier, wlih I' is v 1 v ti-'uf.Mic 1 Hi h- would p'cl' 1 t. i .1 I I 'te factory u l;uii:riMin 1 .ii' t' 1:1 '' Mr. Snit"i' ei eii-''" hi" - tiling eloHcl iipwitlini t'u . . I - so tli.it 'h" town h' !'H ': t ! gethor t si e th it be U s tin ve ran olTi-r, anl.it a i.t,,e'. ,m price to him. The 1 1. int s !;: 1. 1 td pr 1 gun feed 1 1 t .1 1 ..1 in 1 1 .it 1 1.41 tl unmet (" frt V Tl'C null W I ll I f J gine " :'c," II. I turn out I'i'i tM y , when mi. 1. m;.! The linn ! "iw 1 width i'd f t ! Ii t US hl-ljl I'l MM 'tabllshed 111 mil II let Gardner oi UN out. u I'.f ' .-ill; Ii ! '.! 11 .Hi' I 1 1 :v I" -del s ..1 -a.'! ! .' Ill: , I t 1-1' ! Ill I ' II .,1 ,. (. In 1 1 !" " ll' s III thl. p . 1 1 1 , any other place ..Id It t""k ll. j r Lot i few minutes t' Ittuili 14 ri 1 ! i I 'I j;iii't : 1 f . ' 1 tlie M 111 1 Ii i'IoVN I'll I H. Ill'-' I II II I V Ca I 1 . :i V .1 1 . S 1 1 1 I. M l ini-.i Ktllilll' d Ht I.' 14. Ill I ll - X Ii I I III lli'- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : ) 1 . t mii'I f ii a 'i.ii'in-nt it . k ill ! I :i 1 Ii ' .Ii ' ll In and fall I" It i- ll'.oi. 11 iM-1 I'd I, r i-i illl I 1 11-11 1 1 l.iiii'.i 1' l u'.' ll ' 1 wii !i Jul I ;i kni ,A,iV I 1 1 ten y, 11 V -. I Nan ' h:i u I. .' r ! ' 1 - 1 ! j; mi t id llil- I l.i ' i i.n::il ! ! I. I iii lli't llictit , will' 1 1 i-1. -.11 j 'id 1 i i li'-. us ma U i ol NINETEEN MILE POST .t lnltM In. n - l.uiliii ' III I ll I V I - w t Ii' ill t 111 . II 0 & S I;. Will lixtend Its l ine Some .3000 I'cet Prom Its I'resent Terminus to the Hen Pitcher liridgc South western Oregon who urn said to generally ohjeet to the est'iMiah ment of the reserve. These, pro tests rmy poi-tpon'- the proclam tiori sorni' little time. Vmiois witlidry wh!h t, small ateas iii Mrion, IjIihj, liaiio arid loiiXi''is eoiiutieh, aggregating 2rn,ol'j ucreH, hav been made with 11 view to et.l'UKinn tho Cm- its went bonn prohaldc that perrninent re is true of the along the s J 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 1.1 il .1 Id. ii. 1 Mill I, III! ill liu l ..iii' .1 t'i timii Ins ii nl . :i I hi' Midi' t ini-llt , hat I i'1'.d tn s i that 1:1. 1 1 p. it at n . id 'li'' Mi. A. 1 hen'ui A South 1 I III. ICl.t . 'I ..(II .1.1 i:1 I ait 'null ii j . 1 - : j as II. 1. -1 I 11 tl la, H iUii"l I 1. 11 1. Is i:i Ihf lllst 11 : 1 r 1 1. 11 M ' I nil 111 i . 1 1 I '( 1 l.i i ' ..lis 1 . 1 1 1 i 1 ': - 1 I I St I VI t- ih- ....,,':fd 1 ! I ' 1 1 ( s ill' ! t i'i- disa I. A 1 K out m I on . ' ' . I. N :i' : i- . ll.- a i' t , .f 1 1. r j ;i..a I.I . : HI I i- ihd 1. i't in- l HASKKdll IO RAliK MIMNU ASSKSMKNI1 PHOK.MN, Ariz... J m Jr. 'lhe laint'iis iiiiii;'j: ti 11 liavi' hi en derided, llir r 1 1 tory practicidly winning nil. The writs of ccMiotMii d luiinding the territorial board d i-ipmliatioi. :o how eaiiHf why Us action in laisin asaeBsnientM uf inims hhuiil l in t ! leclurid null and vuid ijuushvd TheMo titn wiic MHiht by th" Copper Ouetn Coiisnlidated .Mining Company, the Old Dominion Cup per Mining Company, the I niu-d llob Copper Mining Company an I the Arizona CuiiimeTt ml Copper Company. I'-very rontuitinii of the companies iuh ovt'irulcil und evi-ri argument of Attorney Omend I'. H. Clark was suMaim d The appliciUion of the tt ri t for writs of matnlaniUH ( compel the boardu of su I e visors of Vuvapal Grahaua, Sauta Ciuzaud Mohave cotmttea to fix the ussesMiients iim ordoied wus denied. The opinion held thut the territorial board ol eqwalizutiotj has the liht to raise tho aiHesHiiitnt of the mines, but tlhat it did not procuod in the light manner, the aHsesainents not being ojniforiu. All of the cnss wore up pel'd. D?ily Record. GOOD ORE IS ENCOUNTKRKD IN WORLD EXTENSION MINE LOQMIS, WaKh., Jan. The Copper World Exten sion miun i beginning to re 1eem its uromise. A new wtriko Las been made on Ihe 200-foot! level, the south ciosscut liaving am into a body of iron sulphide ore bigger than anything of th kind ever found ou Talnter mountain. A wll authorized report suyn the croBHcut has alrmdy pt'iietrated it 17 feet and has not yet passed through it TLe ore was struck last Tuesday night, but nothing vh aid about it until Inst Saturday. It looka like it would average in con tents of copper about 8 per cent, but no assnyu had been made 141111 which an estimate of vulue could be relied upon when the rcpoit wuh given out. Kecord. CapUIrt of tho Chariiel Iiot Ooiimft bloovjnt Kntiod to lerii In blntf 5lng. New York, Jan. 27. Found guilty of criminal uegligence in not Laving efliciently trained his crew In fire drill and of failing to sen that the lifo saving apparatus wan ept in good repair, William 11. Van Schaick, captain of the excur sion steamer General Nlo mil, which burned to the water's edge iu June, iDol, with a loss of about 1,000 1 1 -M-la .it Mr 1: - I III .- til 1 I I III- .1 l'.l- v .1 f r s. du-n's .- ' -i'MH ll,- t;.-t .v . ' tr v I ol will I'lipcr lentiii e 1 1 i::.:t,'i t Lc -ia .1 : )) K10'., whu if 1 1 oi Inn i 4il the most men ol the J!. Wood, mnnager of th? Masfern Knilrond, in funned iim Monday tlmt tie was looking for m-n, hihI wis rady to I' t ( "iitnn'ts for the intention of Mi- K.'ul to ihe 17 mih' pot-t, after vshn li nil tmins will be run to the end ot the line, vhi' h is ju-t about two tni'es from hi prehent stopping placf, fit th" fo'it bridge. J'Iiik wjli 'luileii the stac travd two mileH, iid the Jif i s ni;i)ii t'avl three links H- th' in j nv . us th" wafers have to load 11 mile below the foot bi i'U'e Mr. Wood Hated that the read would b extended to the mines, s- me twenty-two miles eventually, and tlmt whenever Miflicient tonnage "a .'tiaianteed thcrn they would cte:i. their In v, but would not d. 1. 1 1:1 li! -iieh tennage could lie ( uthi To re.e. h the edge of the Timber Kct rt the govet i.ment rto lid be 21 I IUtll. While there in considerable tulk ..I Mum- parties buviiiL' 'I '. (,i n-mncnt Kei-erve. which un der the m ir.ment contiaet would h im- In Li 1 ut a it bin d given time, s ich t::nbir iould oidv be moved TRACTION CO. INVESTIGATES C. ii. Rhodes of the Willamette Traction Co. Looks Over the Town and Gathers Statistics. Last .Saturday Mr. Rhodes made a visit to our towD, lookintr over field, getting an idea of the the cade reserve jdary- It is niito thet-e tracts will be : net en The tame withdrawal of 12, 000 acres in Clack amna county adjoining the Cascade reserve. fn Morrow and Graut counties a withdrawal has been made embrac ing 417,ooo acres, which will eTen tuallyjbe made into the Heppner for et reserie unless present plana are itbnndoned. MAY Ol'ICN WAKNKK MOfNTAIN It has not yet been determined what disposition shall be made cf the Warner Mountain withdrawal. which embraces 2io810 acres in ' couid be persuaded to extend their population, the industries, and ton nage to be obtained from this sec tion He wan very aoxious to get all the statistics that could be ob tained, and to find out all about our town. lie talked with a num ber of p'-rsons and received a very favorable impression of the tow-n. It would be a treat thing for Cot tnge Grove if the Traction Co. '3y 1 Klamath Lake and Crook counties. Much of thin land, upon examina tion, has been found unfit for for est reserve purposen, and will prob ably be turned back to the public domain, but those portions which are valuable for timber or aa por tion to watersheds are likely to be permanently reserved at some future time. In addition to tho foregoing l'Jo acra iu Jackaon county have been withdrawh with a view to en larging the Aahland timler iu ! 4tio acres in Crook county with drawn to enlarge Maury Mountain reserve. Tho secretary of the interior yes terday withdrew from entry four line this tor.ijiige that far. We have plenty of would help to make u; iioou earnings lor tne road, oe sides the passenger service. Wh'it other interests the com pany is looking up here remain to be seeD, however, they were not here just for pleasure. nub !b : he 1. 1 ! . W I-)'. ' 0 'I II li ll.;.' l llnpn troll! Colo M Ills hi I V in w pah cpc I ICii' I d west, h i Hi' in ai i 11 1. Illdo t.. ii l 11 ' c th- la I.I t W 1 I I. . I III- lb - 1 in 1 -. . .? M 1 . Cni'icu to in ike the Maiih'ittau News u splen did w 1 k of I 1 0-1 iiphical uit and one in the new 1 line lot on .Main it v, whei e Ins tillice a'le: the construction ()f a railroad to rieh tne tinibei . Mr u I hopes that sunicient br..-incss ili tlevelop to insure the extcu in g of thii load into the re "erve in the near lulure. Mr. Wood wai considerably a'ustd fit the way the Oiegonian lej'ortei got his itittrview mixed uj Do l Makea M Will Mid Lavs Twenty-One Millions to Zlon City tvn d Htmei Svicceor. Chicago, Jan. 2y, The will of reperve and ! John Alexander, Dowie gives $2i ,- oro.000 or (Jo per cent of Lis estate to Zion City, it was learned today. "The First Apostle," recognizing that he is very tick and fearing that dissolution is n-"ar, made out his townships in the middle of Lewis testament and the ion City leaders p f2 .r, a ton i,?,'.2: The sf 1 ike wa ! :a of ground u: -!'-r r, S'siff'T X ( v, ; of the materia! re !! bads of :"'M (.; j j fjrdinarv shirt s' ud have been shi..pii.e at a good profit, an lat i 0 j thei.i-el ves .,; tlie owr.ers rot f-v strike extends 4e,n that may I w-c r-sary i to atrip the ..o. . . block O. If panout many He for r Co. .i.'e ' re nrati:- ' ii.. b i.ana, ' ting the rich lie drift. All M i'.W t'i uc it','- ore for the Denver I'.x. ie-uth of the I'-vtl. Four PreBtnt Irtcvirrxunnts ct County Offices to b Ke-Elcctna The Lane county j'olitical pot has begun to Mmmer and there is some activity among prospective Candidates for office. This morning I'.. It- Mmnrny be gan circulating petitions fir signa tures to ren' . rninate the following county ofTic-rn: Lleik K. IJ. Lee, Treasurer R. P.. Fisliar.d.. Commis sioner II. I). Kdwar Is and Surveyo'1 C. 31. Collier, all republicans. As far as know.i these ine u as yet have no opposition except in the case of Commissif ner Kdwnrds. It is said th it Cottigc Grove people are desirou of electing n commis sioner from that end of the connty, and will nominate a man of their choice. TLey have fought in every county convention fur yeais for the commissionr :, but without success, and this year they hope to defeat Edwards nt th0 primaries. Guard. its contents to become Here is the outline of his Multnomah Ftvlls f be Saved. Washington, I. C, Jan. 27. Multnomah fails and the lands im mediately snrrcunding them are to have the prelection ait'orded hv th5 forest reservation lews and regula 1 tioris. Tlie commissioner of the ftelersl land ) 1 in statnii,' that tbe rood would be in- j tin- most . ... triiih-d iS nu bevond its nres- 11 men ui tlie .-nt li iicth ot 2j miles. ihe nres- 111 the business I , nt leiitrtli of the road is about 18! miles and when it is pfiiin1 bc h in flnri witri a iicw tn I nf-n - " .1' t. ' 1 . .. I. t, . ... r,- tiona. Ine commissioner ot enlarging ii:e nainicr luicm ieerc. . idoh. u. uu -,u . JEU uium. !the register and receiver of the Tort- tre.cts in a high mountainous regton Mnetyfive per cent o he esUte ; laad ,nl u;v..e l0 v.;t1, from on 1 riflttnonrnfiv r uor 1 ActimiU. nt '! tHUt (Mill crnc rr 1 -,,444 - vaw.... . all forms of entrv ai'" oeiog more caieiuny exammcu. ; me .ion vuy ccrporanou. The bccintary also withdrew ficnil Two ;nd one half per cent is entry about 000 acres near Olym-1 given to educational settlements I pia. with a view to enlarging Olvm-iand citv improvements. The re- pic forest reserve. Oreonian. mainin .1.0:1 I 11 I M I V I I R.i the W lb be tield. -ti ei 1 !I Hi -vend 1 1 ile ii.e .1 the 1. K 111' ; -a 1 '. : it is extended to 't will 1 the mini s which it is hoped it will first of I ,e S(,,,. day , it would be extended something iike 22 miles, however the reporter got it twisted. A hource of gratification io the mau ugeinent is that during the past year the revenues increased 3O per cent hum the proceeding year, which can also be taken as au The State of Minnesota has bteu Mrs. Jane Doie Dowie. Provision per ccnt is to go to p.cd Gladstone s made for his I successor whom the ! aders at Zion to sui'port. All d Phis will la- tlie 1 indication of the general prosperity Toin .f this section. mail rrr v 'sl.'t :f.r Taid intr 1 1. A trr.ociirr oa m-nltioc fmm ttli-y re pi iren mines on state lands this past i bts against icu City B.c. ti,;, ;n 4-,v- 0 ! personally are to be paid or Dowie much as dnring the .eason of 19o4- STRKES RICK ORE IN MINE The mines reported on are the THROUGH ACCIDENT. triiver, at Virginia; the tool, at I A Hibbing, and the Grant, Frantz j S pah I 'atlv rsiin Kron SiaIimiiIo I'ii 1I.4114I. 1 in Willamette Va!h- lowii" whi' h ll'ia- etlti 'lied tile 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 City Council to i;iant a traiu'lnse to the proposed Salcin-1 'or I hi nd elec ti ic lailioad ill li.no di-covered eie this that the attitude of the pub be hue is most friendly. Theie is iu I'oilbuid an active and influential Heutimcnt which has already found expiebsioii through the Chamber of Commerce, that the projected rail road should I m yiven entrance over loui btictts The City Couucil.it nifty bo assumed, will place no uu uecesary obstacle in the path of an enterprise, so important to the wel j fare and development of both coun try and city, and so obviously gen- nine iu us purposes ana support. Work bus already bi'guu on the road at Salcin. ltights of way and franchises in various towns have been secured. The money, it is an nounced by lesponsiblo New York financiers, has been provided. All preliminary details have been com pletely arranged outside of Porthuid before privileges or any Una are asked from th city; aud, to hhow good faith, the chief local reprtseu- tativu of the owners some lime since ottered to put up a .tTio.ooo bond. The offer should I e accepted and a Miincnise jivt i). A bouu in no hardship upon lailioad builders who havo money, and 110 such franchise should be given 011 any terms if thoy have no monoy. The railroad pocjilo havo shown an iucliuatiou to accept any reasonable franchise and a reasonable franchise should theieloro be given. Oregoniau. Howard McConucl of Kugeno, of Iter. J.N. McConuel, who has been holding services in the Chris tian Clmrvli here for some time, spent Sunday with his father ami lives, was today sentenced to serve returned Monday to continue his ft ttrra of ten years' iuiri.ionmeut. 1 woik at the J'ugcue Divinity School. Govoriwiien! Will Soon Act on Oratfon, Korest Reserve Washington, Jan. 27. The pres ent ytar is likely to see several mil lion neies a 1 led to the forest-reserve area of Oregon. Up to this time (.,071.550 acres have been brought . . 1 . . . . wiunu pennanoui ioresi reserves and b'.fbs.lo acres additioual hare been temporarily withdrawn. Just what part of this latter area w to becomo permanent forest reserve and what part is to be turned back to the public domain has not been detei mined Out of withdrawals, howarer, 2, 1 30, loo acres tet apart for the Blue Mountain reserve will be placed un der the forest administration This reserve would have been created some time ago but for the fact that all papers bearing on its examina tion and withdrawal have been turned over to the courts aud will figure in the conspiracy land cases that will be tried in Portland some time this spriug or summer. Upon the conclusion of these trials this re serve will be created by proclama tion of tho president. KOi. UK KIV1CR KKSURVES. There has been an intimation that a proclamation will soon issue creating a Rogue river forest reserve in southwestern Oregon, for winch i,l!2,;f20 acres have beeu wuh drawn. lhis proposed reserve takes iu fully half of Curry and Josephine counties aud small por tioua of Coos and Douglas. When originally mapped out, the Rogue liver reserve was deemed imprac ticable, becuuse the railroad laud grant traverses the area. Now that the Hau land law is repealed and there is no danger of liou Und frauds, this objection from the gov eminent standpoint seems to hare been removed. Senator Fulton, however, has aHked that action iu thi.i ease bo postponed until he cau present the protests ot people of and Yates, at Buhl. The total out pat was 574,2oo tons and the roy alty 23 cents per ton. Mr. bought farms was in town Saturday, with Mr. VanZantz of Portland, and it is understood fixed the final papers in the deal. visitor picking with a dlestick into what was can- sup rmso! entry, excepting mm- jeral, 5O0 acres along the Columbia I river, 3O rui'es east of i'ortland, in cluding M:iU.':omr.h atsd which will be created into a forest reservation, ' are all of the fractional sect:ou 7 and north hslf of section i? township 1 : north, range (! fast. 'ihe creation of this forest reserve will enable the government to place a custodian in charge of the falls and the surrounding scenery and preserve ilese ratural beauties fiom despoliation. ' Th' commissioner of the general 1 laud office has also ordered with- 1 posed to beth- foot wall 0f draw ,rora a11 fonr's o:" euY -fastfrcm the eleventh level ceptuig mineral, s,, t oo acres west ! of the Gem shaft of the Idaho If Jlou'iJt Katmer reserve, .near Lavman, who recently ' Springs mine vesterdav disco ered ; J-'O IUP". oe aouea to tne nainier the Wheeler and Jordan a etreak of svhanite ore, assas 0f forest reserve. --i-.x. which made today show it to coo tain 121 ouuees of gold i.d 5S ounces of silver a ton, or having a lu the Indian territory at Poteau, 1 -1 men lost their lives Thursday in market value at the sample assay ol a mine explosion. I I I t I CLEAN UP SALE On December 26th we will commence to sell our entire stock ol goods at re duced prices. We want to clean up all odds ends to have every thing new for Spring. Nothing will be sold on credit at reducedprices cash over the counter and we will do you good. GARMAN, IIEMENWAY CO. Leaders in Merchandisinc;. I f I (If & tlf iir (If r ., If. . .v ; -