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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1909)
I f yovi L i k « THE LEADER Boost f or it I f rtot. S e n d y our Cri t i ci sm to this Pa pe r . A d v e r t i s e lr\ T H E IX A O E R T h i s is W h a t Brings Bus i nes s and gives t he Pa pe r Lite. PU B LISH E D S E M I- W E E K L Y C O TT A G E GROVE LEA D ER I Q , qoM B O H E M IA NUGGET » Consol i dat ed Januar y 9. 190» C O T T A G E G R O VE, O R EG O N , F R I D A Y , M A Y 7, 1909 INTERESTING NEWS FROM H A M P T O N & CO. THE BOHEMIA GOTO MINES W h e re Cash B e a t s C re d it. m Ladies Suits 10 per cent off this W eek .... _ New Cynide Plant Will Soon be Test Run— The West Coast Ready to and Hard . Skirts VO L. X X I. EXPERT ORCHARDIST VISITS COTTAGE GROVE CITY COUNCIL DOES J. II. Sanders, an expert or- , ehardist o f Chico, California, who j has recently completed a big job of grafting, pruning and treating diseased fruit trees at Vakitna, , Make Wash., Hood River and Albany, i License Oregon, stop|>ed over in this citv : to put the young .VS acre apple or | ters chard of J. I. Jones in first class j Properties Snowing Up Well simi*. ne has jUSt completed the| NO. 4 on Sunday Thea is Prohibitive. Beer Must Go work and lias certainly done it I Cream Serge............ $ 0.00 well. He first pruned the trees uniformly and severely, then fol Panama $3.25 to........................................$11.0« Parties holding claims in the Bo well pleased with the showing and The city council met in regular lowed up with a dope of his own hernia mining district predict ■ declare they were agreeably sur session Monday evening. Mohair........................................... ...............$5.00 compounding—sulphur, lime and greater activity the coming season prised at the wonderful richness A merchants committee com mercury— which he applies with a than in any previous summer in of the camp and the large ore prising Messrs Burkholder, Veatch paint brush to the body of the this well known camp. The Kelso bodies. and Bruud addressed the council tree and larger limbs commencing (.old Mining it Milling Co’s large W P. Fly, known to many of advocating the passage of an or j h down at the very r«x>ts. This coui- new plant will make its first run our readers and one of the veteran diuance requiring a license on jxisitiou soon dries and appears Childrens......................................................... 25c this month. This is probably the prospectors of the camp, came peddling in this city. They also largest reduction plant in the state, down to Cottage ('.rove accom perfectly white like whitewash, advocated the oiling of Main Ladies’ Pongee $1.50 to................................$2.50 hut is said to deal death to all having a capacity of l_’n tons o f , pauyiug his Kelso friends out and street and the side streets running kinds of |>ests and disease. Silk Parasols, assorted colors, $•’> 50 t<>.......... $5.00 ore per day. The plant consists of also to see about taking in a com therefrom for a distance of one Mr. Sanders appears to Ire a two Ckilliau mills with a minimum plete assay outfit and some needed 1 block, pro|x>sing that the mer thorough and a rapid workman in capacity of 50 tons each, fine supplies. While lie did not care chants bear the expense fronting his line and has met with splendid waterpower, rock crushers, con i to say much about the Mayflower their proiiertv and the city the ex eentrators and synide tanks. ¡group on account of being a heavy S,K^ . , pense of oiling the squares at the On account of the company get ! holder and one of the original dis ! 1 *-'igiisli walnuts, lie s t r e e t intersections. Regarding Kevser Silk "0c ting in their supplies late last fall, jeoverers o f the property, he stated dle * ' ou" K *ru' 1 ,rees ° peddling the recorder was instruct New Mesh. Lisle, asst. colors... 25c hut one of the mortars will he j to a header reporter that while at »he- writer in first class condition ed to secure legal advice and have placed in operation at present, but iOrseco he visited the underground ,' 1' ” '"¿ek, Beating apparently an ordinance drawn covering the W. P. Ely, general manager of workings of the West Coast CoN [ successfully, three valuable trees matter, to be presented at the next Dusters, Gents’ uml Ladies’ . .......$1.50 to -$5.50 the company hojxs to have the mine and took various samples which had ^ c o n \e ^ » « " s l y dis regular ineetiug. eased. Mr. Sanders has done whole plant running by August from the different cat loads of ore The matter of oiling the streets 2.25 “ 4.50 House Dresses..................... much orchard work in Idaho, 1st. This company is the owner that were being taken to the mill was referred to the street commit . , .• , Washington, Oregon aud Califor- Short Kiinonas............ 25 H h of several good claims and the and that everv piece of rock mor tee for consideration and report at tered panned a fine string of gold ,,ia aml ° 'vns a ,,ice >’oun« ,emou the next regular meeting of the leasees of the Mayflower group. 1.00 Long Two of the veius are very large and that all of the soft or decom aml orange orchard iu California. council. , , i n ti I which requires some of his atten 1.25 ” 2.00 White Shirt Waists........... A petition forbidding the run- I lie measuring over .40 feet between posed ores also panned well. tion. However, he expects to | ning of theaters on Sundays was West Coast Co. is the owner of the walls. The natural location of - 1.25 Percale Wrappers visit Cottage < trove annually hi-re- I presented and read. Tile recoider ttie properties makes them easily ‘old Musick mine and Mr. lily after and give his services to the was instructed to notify the pro 5o ” 2.00 Corsets worked as all the company’s hold says a crew of miners are taking Cottage Grove orchardists who prietors if they oixn their theaters ings can be developed to the creek mt rich ore there and that the big may be in need of them, lie on Sundays tiieir licenses will be levels by tunnels and every pound mill at Orseco will start crushing says the .45 acre apple orchard of raised to $50 per mouth. of ore carried to their large plant ore about the fifteenth of this J. I . Jones is one of the finest young The license fees of the moving by gravity. The company has mouth and predicts a bonanza HAYWOOD WILL SPEAK SNOW MELTED ON i apple orchards he has seen on the picture shows was raised to #15 a been very fortunate in securing the clean up under the able manage a quarter. IN COTTAGE GROVE BOHEMIA RIDGES services of an experienced man in ment of Mr. Ryan, the superinten , Pacific coast. Ordinance 2 V) to prohibit the This speaks well for this locality the person of Mr. J. K. Turner, dent. sale or disposal of non-intoxicating , as an apple growing section. The snow is almost gone from who has had years of experience W m. D. Haywood of the West Probably there are few men malt liquors in the city of Cottage ern Federation of Miners, will Bohemia and work will begin on in handling low grade ores by the better versed as to the character of Transfer Business Changes Hands < Irove was passed to its first read speak in Cottage ('.rove Wedties tile camps very sixni, says Walter cynide and amalgamation process the ores in Bohemia than W . P. ' ing .and further action deferred day evening, May 12th at Masonic Baton, a mining engineering stu and who tested the ores from the Fly and in speaking of the camp ! W. A. llogate has sold his until the next regular meeting. hall. generally he predicts thai tile Ve dent at the University, who- has company’s property before assum transfer business to Dennis Slagle Au ordinance was ordered pre This will he a free lecture and ing the (Hisitiou of mill foreman. suvius, ( )regon-Colorado and River- j affords an opportunity for those been working in Bohemia as a Mr. Turner has worked in various side claims owned by F. J. Hard who recently purchased a home on pared for passage at the next W all street and moved- into this meeting prohibiting minors from who may wish, to see one of the mining engineer during the winter. camps in Idaho and Montana and and associates, the old Noonday, | city from the country. Mr. Slagle frequenting card and pool rooms, “ Undesirables” for “ Bill” H ay ( >nly a foot or so of snow remains visited mauy of the mining dis Anna and Knott veins, the I.eRoy | is well and favorably known here the same to conform to the state wood is the original “ Undesir on the ridges now though the date tricts in the west and says the Ito- Holden Slipper group, Grizzly and and will no doubt be favored with law and to provide that one-half able.” Mr. Haywood will !>e re- is early for the white mantle to go lieuiia camp gives the best show North Fairview properties will all a liberal share of the transfer of the fine in such cases he paid uiemixred as a prominent figure in lx* dividend payers in the near ing of any camp he ever seen. business, lie is a son-in-law of to the officer making the arrest the great Steuneuberg murder trial i off. A. R. Rernick, A. (1. Hunting- future. He says there are other W . II. (.incolli. aud securing conviction. at Boise, Idaho. A I4ii acre farm in grain and ton and Chas. Rankin, stockhold claims in the camp that show up A ixtitioii fi>r a lateral (> inch It is estimated that the late Medford and ers of Kelso, Washington, the well but that he has (xrsonally Billy Sunday offered a Hood alfalfa, between sewer on the north side of West River man i.Stl.iKH) for his place, Jacksonville sold for #.40,500 to former, one of the directors and examined the above properties and j frost damaged the, Douglas county tieasurer of the company, visited thinks they are all the making of | fruit crop to the extent o f #50,nun. [ continued on page 4] Idaho parties. but didn’t get it. the property last week and were good paying mines. Parasols Gloves Veiling Cash Paid for Wool and Mohair There is great satisfaction in know ing that when you buy GROCERIES You are getting New, Fresh Stock of the best standard brands. IN SHOES W e can fit any foot and give you Style, comfort and durability. Cottage Grove Mercantile Co. Phone Main 6 4 3 - Our own Delivery. VISUS BOHEMIA DISTRICT Gard Brooks Corey, a prominent little later. Mr. Corey is a cynide process! young mining man of Telluride, Colorado, a son-in-law of Mr. expert and thinks this method of Kem of the Cottage Grove Electric treating Bohemia ores would prove 1 Light aud l’ower Co., accompanied very successful as well as iuexpen ■ G. G. Warner, a well known local sive. A plant of this kind is Ix- mining man, to the Bohemia mines ing installed by the Kelso people Saturday returning Tuesday. Their outlie Mayflower group of mines j time being limited they could only aud wilt soon lx ready for a test visit the big plant and mines of run. Mr. Corey expressed himself as the West Coast Mining Co. at * >r- seco, in the Champion basin, which well pleased not only with the is one of the largest mining plants character of the Bohemia ore, but in the districts and has much fine also with the many advantages of ore in sight. Messrs Corey aud the camp— water and timber in Warner visited the various projier- abundance, good mountain roads, tiesof the company taking samples ami railroad trans|iortation facili from the several tunnels, all of ties within ten miles of the cam)) which made a very favorable iin already, which may soon I m - e x pression upon the visitor and he tended into the camp. will carry these samples back to Colorado to exhibit to his friends Everything in furniture at Situ and associates, some of whom may erai it Cunningham's. Prices as interest themselves in Bohemia a attractive as 'he goods. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Men’s Oxblood Oxfords - - $4.00 “ Tan “ - . . . 4,00 Boy’s Oxbltxxi anti Tan Oxfords - 3,0o Ladies’ Fine Pat Green Boxing Oxfords 4 »#) “ Oxblood Oxfords - 3.50 Ladies' Fine Kid, - 2.50, 2.75, 3.00, 3.50 M isses' and Childrens’ at Popular Prices. Men’s Strong ® Garfield Shoes Pfvcific L og g er s WHEELERTHOMPSON CO.
