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Devoted to the Mining, Lumbering and Fnrtning Jntcrt t rf tin's Community.
COTTAGIi GROVE, LANE COUNTY OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1906.
VOL. VIII
NO. 33
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ui'lins lccn visiting Dr. I nine : '"' "l('' to n ' I- i
I.ncile I f 11 1 1 (it. Caiup Yi'smjtis ,(. 'even if tae.uv
week iiHscl returned I liday fro'n
I ' li nit 1 in company iUi Miss
1 1 il l aii'l I'. I ilui.l. Miss ir,
yy'H ) I'm tl'iixl to tiitaiige l'r ,
lablihiiig hcie'.l in lie .. s
of ojiti'iii' try after the sntniiicis
vacation at her fatluis can p in IV
lie-111 i a and Miss Lt'e iiaui tak"
her place in Grace t lunch qu ut It.
Cmnp Vesuvius will ! a Imu-lv
I'lii'e in I lie absence uf those who
have made it so phasnt tin- sntn
Incl' p'ist.
Juduo llAirltlM llfihnnti
Indgn I. T. I tut tin .is in I'.)
liMiiiii to see lor hine-clf nnd liud
out th" truth in the matt' r of 1 1 1 -Iowa
Gold Mining C'. s land
1 ei g, imkei et nil. Tli-i vi.l. ii'
whs very ci idlietitig m d the inl m n
dcsiie of .li.dge Uaiiis to I ; 1 1 ' t
lai;- justice .n nipt. 'I loin to tu.it. t
the hard dip. His (Imi1"h i
bound to In- light ami is awaited
With llllicll cu.'iusily by l t c, .j,,.
in getuial it n 1 no il'Hilit anxiety by
those inleM H'i- l
I "mm Awiv,
Cont'tv Sm vi yor Co 1 icr 'Iocs nut
nun. I a little thin;,' like a brui-cd
arm (nusel by a iiinaav team in'- .
gueH on to Jiohcinia where he hun
several engagements This week
ho will work for F. J. Hur l.
I.llllo Visitor In Uuhemln
Littlo Fault Thoin and brother
Herbert with tluir o'der brother
Jhilph came from their home n
Lebanon to visit their fiither who is
working for F. J. Kurd in Jioheinin
Thoy ru le on their wheel from
Red l'.riile to Mineral and walked
up IlanUerabblo to the mitxs,
quite it trip for tho little folks, but
a glad fathetH recoplion ma le tin
mi an eh 1 1 l- power Ib.e runsi'. g
In-Ill the S'ciiiiIuh Co.
po er ho'Kc- t i tin- null, unci fell
ll'oin t Iw olc, lip 'iloi y: III , I i it
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sin;" 'I tin! om' pii ., . .! (!,,.
is p il t H i- I'lii' r , int.l. in)- ii. .t .,i,y
11 po '1 j i. nt l,il '-li ,i f-i I : r; tho
!iin: - i i i ll im h" -, ih it Mr,
J;irl; soli v. .ill; i j j y i '. .1 v. il.Ii a
cine :iii I h;oi blth; hIp n,;lh. He
l oi.eHth it tlio Poillim l ,lni-t ,k will
linn vein.- help,
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CHILD IN
STANTLV KILLED
Kiltie iimily Sanderson Instant
ly Killed by Mcr Votinj
Urother Charlie
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hut lifpt tip in
I 1 : e y ate : i
iniii.i .tio'i C". h el a
i .' 1 ' k in th" timlicr
i luii'l 'J lu y It'll hecli
; in Li '.till ami h-ft
1 r III" was cut 'I rl i i'.it ,
iii' l ..p .ii I I. ii ii- i
mil u't'l u:i to s.iiie
.'! et iiij.; ii li il.
p K i I H 1 1 1 1 I -i 1 1 ' -A 1 .
i t a s'e.i i t r,p to
. I', in. I s'.iti.-- 1 1, at i
t t.'a Hi is, in it
up 1 1 1 ' i i I V 1 1 1 i n ' I ,
Ini.stliii .ii a time.
I ) imt in a small
Motnliy aftenioon at. the homo of
W. Sanderson, 2 milen north
ol I.or'ine u tcnil'lo nceident oc
i ntreil, when ("Lathe S'lndcrson, a
I oy i t seven wm playirig with a
shotgun, whifh he did not known
v. is loaded, oi i " ij n rse . and when
the gun happened to be pointed at
I. ii infant si ,t i , Mmily, not quite
thiee years old, who was playing
011 a bed cloe l' him, in houio rnan
ixr the gun was exjilolerl, the
charge struck tlx- little "Jrl in the
h'-.t'l, blowing the hea l nhnost cn
tip Iv o(T.
The mother rushed to gather Iter
doling up hut sin was already
de-id. The futieial nervieeH were
1x1 I from the home Tuesday morii
i' g at ii. ;
The head broken pnetils mid
t e iiiif -ttiiiiate boy, whose h(') will
In- i -Ji. uded by th" terri'- h neeident, '
have the sympathy of ti e entire
ix. ighb'irlioi'd . '
7. '." '. , A I , .:;t ."'ta'e Curator of
j tl e 1 1 1 i -1 m' M;:x '-: "I am tak
j ii the lib r'y of i-'-nding you by
j in'til, u:; h-r v;. .pik- ctver a fmall
t n'.k'tgo of miix inl spe' i.ucns of
. o '. 0 i ; . ! ' ;' of cariiotite, as
jjoi c-::ic "! i.tk.Ii interest in
j tl.ee m;;:er ;! 'v':i!e in Portland. I
p.--. ' ! t) ke. e.v tint the Jury
i ward , ;oie yon the hight.-t
prize, for jo i were certainly en-
your e-xhibit from
.1! be ghd to know
r'o"s are devehiping
Mx.-y f. r o proving
FRANCHISE
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o' i 'ire iLiiiierals
li-ti ol the State
T'cJved. among
: urair.rit", enrno-.-y!
va::ite, and
; ri r.. a s are on
-'t.'et window.
Hop 1'ii.kiu,!
II .p picki:
'.vi.:.. u. a..d ( i
ot'iiw:e e;.i
lh'' ho, i fu-l'is
con lit: .n, at; 1
miik" m"re t'.i
fore.
in Full '.last.
iL', i.i on. A'l
o ;:cii and men,
! i ive I. are bus
Hops are iu fine
the. pie!:ers should
s y ar than ever be-
the
not
in
"lit S:ilHv
tot tilll'
I'linli
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voisolii v i..,ili tl.i, we. I; to put
r for buildi'i's, and
Mi. Ilopkitu sas
that the n ine h ivs up vi ry we'l.
Mr. Ibi.l.ius t it her. who h is be"ii
isi'in" w:t'i iiim for scvepd wi'eks
Coiimk i-ut '.his WeeK and ;;ocs Oil
home
CrossouKiniJ on Vein.
1 'hurley linii.e'ri iclui'ue 1 from
his "Sitah" cliini, whieh mlj 'ins
the No nday on Saturday. He
has b"ln ih'iiig .same workup there
f"i s niie lime and his tunnel is
now in HI.) fiet; in it emsscut clos"
to tlx- end of the t'tntx l Then- is a
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HiV HI lU'i lllll i llllll" Ol asl 11) , (i- r -n .i r
i,.., i i . , . 1 1 ! vein of In e In e nuhing oie I - feet
short notice and thin-days m camp i ... ,. . l
... ... 1 .. i ii " " ' ' " 1 1 i " " ii I ii "I)' ise.-io oe-
wcro davs ol ioy for a . i :r, .' 1 , .
J " cm il ii" m i ii- i.r.. I...
r " "rt ' ' i ii n-
belieesa line v in is located, which
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ue uiniiiM i.i a eoiiuii waili ill ol llle
Hlaino JacliHon and wife came
down fr m the hills .Saturday and j Helena, as all ihr indications point
iu.ii ui'u iiv iui ins miner, .Mr. Unit wav.
Miller left for 1'ortland for an ex- I
animation ot Imh leg ,y spccialiHts, V I . () uinan of the r.ai tnan
ftH it has been causing him great
trouble. It will he remenibued
that lant fall Jnckson received a
shock of electricity while working
Mrs. Sarah McCoy.
Mis. Sarah McC , wif of Win.
Cny sawyer of the Mnterprise hiiw
mid at Cortin Spur, died last
Sat'irdjy at after an illness
of about a week, under peculi uly
distressing circumstances. At the
lime Mrs. McCoy was ho, sick her
little daughter lay at the point of
deith, but hinco the mother's death
has passed the danger point. Mrs.
McCoy's bi dy wits brought to the
drove on .Sunday and the burial
services were, held Monday after
noon by Kcv. Olson from the
Christian Church. Mr3. McCoy
was a daughter of Wm. Tucker,
who lives four miles west of tee
Grove, she was very young, barely
in her twenties, an t had been mar
ried almost four years, being buried
on what would have been on her
foiitlh wedding anniversary.
She was a very loveable woman,
and her kindness and wiusomentss
made her many friends wherever
sho was. Her husband and little
daughter are inconsolable in their
grief, the little one though, too
small to know tho loss of her
mother's care, but missing her
s'ully.
Ilic Nugget Kc.-id in the Fast.
The Nugget :f eeiv. ;1 several an
swer; to nds fr :ii the lar Ivist this
nioni.'i.g. Il eviden'ly pays to ad
vert i-e.
Bohcaiiiv's
Mining
DeIc;!'Ate to
Conjrcis.
J. Hard h is been appointed a
delegate to the Mining Cmgress in
Denver in October, by Gov. Cham
berlain, an 1 hopes to be able to at
tend .
J tract within the stipulated thirty
jetrs. Attorney Johnson differed
! with the Colonel, but Mr. Veatch
lAll jf 1 1 j "I'ieh prepared to build it
o'vi plant, being dissatisfied with
service of the company having a
Council Considers New Licet- fraI"chiHB'.,?ur' wf kept fr?m.finf
. r ,. ! so by a ruling ot the court, that it
Tie f ratlbhiSe but IablcS would bo a violation of the con-
It. I tract.
It was then decided to let the
matter lie on the table until the
T'u Ci'y C Ki'K-il mH i
unr montniv ini-iness meeting on i
its reg- next regular meeting.
Monday night,
an-.:.
Af'e.r th" re a
one of tli'.- con:
a fence -hou!
around the r s-.-
with a full attend-
in-' of t;i" minutes,
'':i!::n:i s'.r.ed that
1 b(j ronstruiled
vo'rs of the water
f-;.ster!i an 1 the cuneil ordered such
f'-.H :S biii't.
Ordinance 140, providing for a
franchise !jv the Willamette Valley
C". was nest brought before the
council, after the reading of a peti
tion for its reading and passage,
signed by a number of citizens and
the reading also o' a remonstrauco
:e passage of such a fran-
".vas signe 1 by p rob-
to one of the
ag.iui
chi-o, which
ai y nvj citiz.ens
other j etition.
Thn ordinance was- road the first
time, then was read the spcon 1 time
by t:t!e only, and thni bein' dpjii
for
mo
(Jplmance 1 17, providing for the
incorporation in tin charter of the
initiative and referendum vo'e, and
specifying the manner and form ot
such proposals for charter amend
ments, as grauted by the last gen
eral election, was then retd and
passed its first, second and final
reading.
Several citizen? asked for per
mission to lay crushed rock and
gravel in front of their properties
on Fourth street at their own ex
pense, which were granted.
The following bills were read
and approved by the finance com
.nittee and warrants ordered drawn
by the council.
Owens it Son lumber, $15.15;
Veatch & Schmutz hauling lumber
3I.20; Owens & Son, lumber, $12 30
Willamette Valley Co. lights for
month, 2-2i8o; W. S. Bennet
j street commissioner salary, $-C;J
dHc-'ssi'in, Hon. R. M. Veatch
le one of his clear an 1 forceable j IC. Young salary, $.3-1; R-. F. Mar-
arguments against the passnge stat-1 tin special police Fourth. .2; II. E.
ing that he thought the term of Underwood marshal, $60.90; G B.
thirty wars was entiiely too long, j Pitcher'night watch, $60; GrifEn &
tbat the eitv should not bind itself j Veatch plumbing, $24. iG; Medley
. a leugtny penoJ. Ihat
;pany was getting a fran-
for s
the e
chise in eve rv to vn along the val
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j 1-. UU.I HUtU il .i.lO. liivill WU'.IU
turn the whole thing over at a big
1 prout, whieii he did rr-t think just.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii- j Attorney Johnson made a strong
lV-tzman a fine baby gill Tuc.-d ay Upeeeh in' la vor of tho franchise
111 ' f" '.:.tatu,g that the franchise proposed
The Hhckbutte mine is about to 1 ;ruve tho citv the the ri rh t to
let contracts for hauling 15? tons purchase the plant alter five years,
the mine. Bids
& Johnson, franchiae attorneys $15.
of lreiyht to
wanted, ."see tueir a.ivei tistiuent.
Mrs. H ut who has been cooking
at Ulackbutte for some ti aie c tme
out on Monday an 1 Mrs. Linnie
Violette an I ner sister. Miss Lau
dess v(nt up to take the lice.
P.eu Pitcher has returned from
Alaska.
Dr. Job gjes up to the Musick
mine today to 6ee a sick man.
I'ncle Joe Sharp waa a visitor in
town on business. In spite of all
his years he keeps his shop open
every day.
Frank Knox and his sister Mrs.
I Ietneii way Co- now a resident of
Hot 1 1 iiiil where he is operating the
W. 1 G un'iii Merchandising Co
wns a vi itor in town over Suudav.
Kxbibit of Rare Minerals.
Mr. l' J. Hard is in roceipt of
the following letter from J. C.
are gave it power to r'gu'ate the price
of IlL'lits l'i V( th rnnt nuir nn pv-
elusive right, and in fact was on! v ! Steward of Grants Pass, old pio
a permit to do busifivst for a length era tins country are visiting
of time, suflicien? to n-.uv for its I w,t!l,Haa,!''on etc 3 father for a
investment, and stated Cat ho felt !teA' llj'5' aftr wbich the' oa
capital should not ba k-v: out by ! not'th t0 vlslt soule more frleQd3.
restraining and restricting ordiuau- i Harry Webber is in from his
rcs- jCoist Fork farm, and is complain
Col. Veiteh replied that "ipital J ing of the long continued hot spell
won! I not be kept out by iay re- without any ruin. He says that all
strietious where nrofit wis to be : root erons are roor because of the
TJ10 Mineral Spriugs are getting to ; made and also stated that if the absence of late rains. Dartioularlv
be qulto a family atTair. city entered iuto anv such cmtraet, ; the Fourth of July rain, which has
Mrs. Sim 1'rand is very nick at for the franchise was virtu illy a not occurred for the last two years,
her home with an attack of neu-j contract, it would not be a h: to : Grains that were planted last fall
rnlgia of the heart. Mr. and Mrs. j build its own plant at any tun , if j have done well this year, but
Hrnnd were out calling Saturday 1 it desire 1 to do so, and did not cue
evening and Mrs. I ran 1 felt in fine; to buy the Willamette Valley (;
h alth, but that night had a severe j plant, as it had alrea ly entered in'
attack and has been in bed ever j a contract with too Willamette Co
since. and it could nit violate thitcon-
Thc people who have had charge
of the boarding department of the
London hotel, have left and Wm.
Goer and wife are now in charge.
spring grain has done very poorly.
Mr. Y!D'er his linen trving t
an i out the date of the list ria of
the spring, and no one see ns to
know the exact date.
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Young enough to hope to grow and growing because you approve of our methods
We want your permanent business by proving ourselves worthy of it. We ex
pect to make a small, safe profit each time you buy here, and we believe it will be
to your interest to buy often.
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