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FRANCIS J. HENEY WAS A
BOHEMIA MINING CAMP
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SWEET PEA
AND CELEBRATION P A W
Embodied in Geological Survey Bulletin in Report Talked Freely About His Long Automobile Trip and Time, Place and Order of Parade and Some Prize
of D. F. McDonald— Important Clause
Many Important Legal Matters Which
Features— Sweet Pea Show Program
in Mining Laws is Defined.
Absorbs His Attention.
Prior to Grand Celebration.
T he lioheuiia m ining district, iu
Lane iiud Dougins comities, Ore-
gou, is descrilied iu a brief report
by 1). !•'. MacDonald that form
part of the I'nited Slates theologi­
cal S urvey's Itulletin .ISO—“ Con­
tributions to economic geology,
190«, l'a rt t . " T h is district lies
on Calnpooya m ountain, in a
region of Imld relief and lu x u ri­
an t vegetation—a region noted for
its tim ber resources.
T he ore deposits are fissure
veins that contain free gold, which
have been developed by several
m ines. Mr. McDonald sketches
th e general geology, the ore de
posits and the m ining development
of the district, and iucludes notes
O il the mode of ore deposition.
T h e rei>ort is included in an ad ­
vance chapter of Itulletin 380
known as Bulletin 380 A, which
m ay lie had on application to the
Director of the Survey at W ashing­
ton,
Mining Laws Defined.
T he following circular letter
from W ashington, D. C., dated
Ju n e I t , 1900 and signed by Sec­
retary Ballinger, is as plain in
com prehension as it is important
to prospectors and m ine owners:
T he attention of the departm ent
lias been called to the last clause
of p aragraph 41 ol die m ining
regulations, approved March 39,
1909, w hich provides as follows;
“ T he vein or lode m ust be fully
descrilied. the description to in ­
clude a statem ent as to what kind
and character of m ineral, the ex-
leut thereof, whether ore has been
extracted and of w hat am ount and
value and such other facts as will
support the applican ts' allegation
that the claim contains a valuable
m ineral deposit.’’
It seems that the expression,
“ that the extent thereof" is being
construed as m eaning that the ap­
plicant must affirmatively show by
proof of exploration that the vein
exists ill fact throughout the whole
length of the claim.
This construction of the p ara­
graph is erroneous. By the words
((noted it was intended to require
the claim ant to show existence of
a vein ill such workings as he re­
lied on to establish a discovery.
By the extent of the vein was
m eant i(s sj/e and quality as dis­
closed. T hat being done, the pre­
sumption exists th at the vein ex ­
tends on its strike throughout the
whole length of the claim as lo­
cated.
T he sole purpose of that part of
paragraph 41 quoted was to enable
the land departm ent to know so
far as applicant can reasonably
show, the definite facts upon which
the right to the patent is predicted
so as to determine whether a valu ­
able m ineral dejiosit exists iu the
land claimed.
NORMAN HICKEY KILLED AT
A ROW RIVER SAW MILL CHUTE
N orm an H ickey, whose family
reside on Mill street iu this city,
was killed while working for the
Row River Lum ber Com pany
W ednesday eveuiug. It seems
th a t he was helping shoot logs into
the pond, when a log strikiug one
of the sheer poles caused a dis-
lodgeuient of the pole w hich struck
Ilickev 011 the back of the head
with trem endous force fracturing
liis skull, causing instant death.
H e was aliout .15 years of age and
leaves a wife and two children, a
boy and a girl to m ourn their sad
loss. T he body was brought to
this city for burial, the funeral
services lieing conducted today at
the M. F . church b y Rev. N'ickle,
interment in the I. < >. O. 1<\ ceme­
tery. Deceased was esteemed by
all who knew him.
H e was a
prom inent memlier of the I. O. O.
F. lodge, w hich order attended the
funeral in a body.
C. A. Harlow
and A. Iv. D avis witnessed his u n ­
timely death, deceased having pre­
viously cautioned Mr. H arlow re­
garding standing too near the chute
where he himself was killed.
W. R. WALKER ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
F ra u d s J. Ileuey, the noted I Mr. Ileuey said he had enjoyed
Following is the order in which Wall street and will joiii the g en ­
prosecutor, and his autom obile | cam ping out nights in the m o u n ­ the Fourth of Ju ly and Sweet Pea
eral parade at the armory.
party, arrived ill Cottage ('.rove at tains immensely, but had fouud carnival p arad e will form in the
the noon hour W ednesday and little gam e or fish. I le w as severe­ big joint p arad e next M onday! Decorated buggies.
Decorated horses ridden by girls
dined at Hotel Oregon. A stop of ly tanned and wore a weeks growth m orning:
and liovs.
an hour an d a half w as m ade in of beard, but looked the picture
F O l'R T H O F i n . V FA R A I) I\
Decorated bicycles ridden by
this city to enable the chauffeur to of health and said he felt fine. A
Each one will please give a tle u -,
girls
and lioys.
clean up an d adjust the m achinery few grains of powder imbedded tion to the parade formation so as!
Drum
m er lxiy, E d K ing.
in the big W hite Steam er after its ( under the skin of his right cheek to avoid
confusion. Begin to (
Boys m ilitary drill, G eorge M at­
hard trip over the m ountains be­ was about the only evidence of form 9:30 a. m. start 10:00.
thews, captain.
tween this place and northern C al­ the very severe gunshot wound
Band.
Young ladies carrying garlands,
ifornia. After dinner Mr. Ileuey which lie received in the San
Militia .
iu charge of Mrs. O rville Spear.
was afforded an opportunity to Francisco court room early last
C olum bia’s chariot.
Hoop drill by girls, in charge of
meet m any Cottage G rove citizens spring.
Goddess of L iberty’s car.
Mrs.
F . D. Wheeler.
to whom he w as introduced by
Being questioned by a press rep­
I.ilierty wagon. All riding oil j
Judge J. S. Medley and Attorney resentative, regarding the Calhoun liberty wagon assemble at Chris-1 W and drill by lioys, iu charge
of Mrs. A. I,. Briggs.
R. R. G iltner, the latter of P ort­ prosecution, Mr. Ifeney said:
tian church at 9:30.
Toy floats, in charge of Mrs I'.
land, both of whom had met Mr.
I shall try Mr. Calhoun again
Chariot representing islands.
11. Phillips.
Heuey during his prosecution of as soon as possible. We have not
Car with G oddess of Justice and!
Bow and arrow drill by girls, in
the Oregon laud fraud cases.
yet begun to fig h t.”
A ngel of Peace.
charge
of Mrs. Will H art.
A Leader representative, upon
Commenting on the Calhoun
Speakers carriage.
F
lag
drill by boys, in charge of
being introduced to Mr. Heuey, trial,
Heuey
rem arked: “ T he
Business m en ’s floats.
Mrs. Delure llem euw ay.
assured him tliat he was not seek­ trial which has just closed at San
Secret Society floats.
ing an interview, to w hich Mr. Francisco shows conclusively th at
Any other feature wishing to j Decorated baby buggies, in
charge ot Mrs. J. C. Johnson.
Henev replied th at He was “ pleased conditions' were against the prose­ enter.
Decorated toy wagons, iu charge
to know it as he had little to talk cution. I have nothing to say as
T h e above assemble south from
ab o u t.” However, he then talked to how the second trial of Calhoun the city hall.
of Mrs. George H all.
freely an d gave an interesting, b u t will term inate, especially when the
SW KF. t P F A p a r vnF.
! Decorated
doll
buggies, iu
brief account of h is , autom obile defense has plenty of money iu
T h e Sweet Pea p arad e forms on charge of Mrs. N . E . Com pton.
trip from the Golden G ate city to easy reach of the jurors. I am
this place, saving that the m oun­ convinced th a t certain jurors were
Prizes will be aw arded for the following in the parade:
tain roads of northern California brilied in the C alhoun trial, b u t of
Best decorated buggy.
and southern Oregon were m uch course 1 am un ab le to furnish
Best decorated horse ridden by a girl.
Best decorated horse ridden by a boy.
belter th an he had anticipated proof to substantiate my asser­
Best decorated toy wagon.
finding them. W hen told that this tio n ,"
Best decorated doll buggy.
was the home of Jas. S. Henson
"As to the H erm ann case, I am
Best decorated baby buggy.
against whom he had secured an as yet undecided. I have been
Most original toy float.
indictm ent during the Oregon land asked to u ndertake the prosecution
Best decorated bicycle ridden by a girl.
West decorated bicycle ridden by a lioy.
trials, Mr. Heuey, upon being in ­ of Binger H erm ann, but at the
< hie of the features of the parade will lie groups of boys aud
formed th a t Mr. Henson’s place of present tim e I have so m uch on
girls in drills.
business was just across the street my bauds th at it looks well nigh
PROGRAM.
from the hotel, expressed a wish im possible."
Friday E vening.— Band Concert. 7:.K)p. i l l . ; M ilitary E xhibition at
to meet him, upon being assured
“ Binger H erm ann will be tried F air Grounds.
that the wish was m utual So far as during the present year, if at a ll,”
Saturday livening.— Hand Concert.
Mr. Henson was concerned. T he said Mr. H euey. “ I received a
M onday.— Sweet Pea Parade iu Connection with F ourth of July
prosecutor and Mr. Henson chatted letter from the I'nited States A t­ Parade. G ran d celebration Monday following the parade. Baseball
freely for half an hour in a friend­ torney-G eneral about two m ouths gam e Saturday, Sunday and M onday—Goldfield Team. Portland, vs
N esm ith Coitulv T eam . Admission to cents to Sweet Pea C nrnival at
ly m anner. T his case against Mr. _ ago, asking me to tak e up th e re­ the I-'air G rounds, livery liodv go.
Henson, it has long been predicted, m ainder of the < iregou’lan d fraud
will lie dismissed w ithout a h ear­ cases as soon as possible,” Ifeney
T h e notarial commission of F.
Come to Cottage t '.rove to cele-
ing.
Hon. R. M. V eateh was continued. “ O w ing to business
B.
Phillips
of
Cottage
Grove,
was
brate
Monday and see Snow ’s
another citizen who enjoyed a m atters, 1 have not been able to
filed
with
the
county
clerk
Wed-
G
reater
show near the city park ,
quiet talk with the great prosecutor answer the lette r.”
nesday.
!
See
reader.
who only a few m om ents before
A sked whether his election as
had inquired if this were not the District A ttorney at San F rancisco
home of Col. Veatcli, an old dem ­ would delay the H erm ann trial,
ocratic warhorse.
Ileuey declared th at it would not,
Mrs. Ileuey took passage on the inasm uch as he would not ta k e the
train from Medford to Roseburg office until n ex t year.
and again from Roseburg to this
I will m ake the run on an in ­
city to avoid the m ountain roads dependent ticket and. you m ay rest
in te rv en in g . Mr. and Mrs. Henev assured th at 1 will win by a vote
are accom panied by Dr. Beards- of tw o to o n e .”
I
ley, Ja ck M cCarty, body guard,
Mr. H euey stated th at he e x ­
and a chauffer. T heir equipm ent pected to remain north but a short,
consisted of a complete cam ping time, spending but a few days at
outfit, guns and Ashing tackle and the Seattle exposition and Portland.
F.ugene, July 2.—A ttention of fit was uot upon youth an a young ORDERS ARE OUI FOR
ENTIRE STATE OF
circuit court was taken up all day ; people, but upon the old who have
0. N. G. RIFLE MEET
TENNESSEE DRY
T hursday with the case of William lived for more than three score of
W alker, former county clerk and years.
T he sta te’s evidence iu m any
Portland, Ju n e 39,—O rders for
well know n pioneer held on the
N ashville, T en u ., Ju n e .to.— The
charge of killing Ld Lang at the ways this m orning w as distinctly the an n u al state rifle competition, statute extending the provisions of
W alker hop yard in an alterca­ iu favor of the defendant. T he ; in which 34 team s of riflemen rep­
| the “ four m ile” law to the entire
tion last March. T he jury secured I prosecution iu its exam ination did
re
se
n
tin
g
every
section
of
the
state becomes effective at m idnight.
,
not
hesitate
to
bring
out
th
a
t
Ed
is as follows:
H enry L. Chilsou, X. W. W hite, ! L ang abused the m other of the de- j state where N ational G u ard troops Crnler the provisions of this law it
M. A. Fuller, W in. H . Fenton, I fendnnt and th at both W alker and | are stationed will com pete for tro-
Win. Haiubridge, C. K. Buss. J. Lang were under the influence of , phies and medals, Were issued yes­ j will lie unlaw ful to sell or tipple
M. H uglaud, John M. Smiley, whiskey and beer. At the same terday from headquarters of the 1 liquors, wines, ales or beers as a
Geo. (>. Knowles, I. V. Jackson, tim e the prosecution endeavored to | Oregon N ational G uard.
Four im portant contests to es­ le v erag e iu Tennessee. T h e bill
show that m alice existed between
F.. R. Black. W .J . Bryant.
A. C. W oodcock and C. A. the two men. Prosecuting attor- ta b lis h the supretnSi’y in rifle to prohibit the m anufacture of
H ardy apiieared as attorneys for I ney for the state W oodcock, and m arksm anship of the various or­ (liquors does not lieoome effective i
W alker, the prosecution lieing I H ardy for the defense, presented ganizations are provided, together
conducted by Prosecuting Attorney j their argum ents and the case will : with a m atch for revolver m arks­ until Ja n u ary 1, 1910, and counsel
lie closed today following M cFad- men. T he competition will open 1 lias lieen retained by the interests
Brvson.
T he evidence in the case u n ­ ! d en 's argum ent for the prosecu A ugust 1 and will continue until affected to test the prohilA inn I
folded the old, old story of liquor Ition and the judg e’s charge to the t A ugust .1, or until the m atches are
I
measure.
| completed.
and its baneful effect. T his tim e jury.
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