FRIDAY, MAUCH Ui, lOUt.
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BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
DOYLE’S
(1 rants Pass, Orison
Spring ('oats in Binili Polo ( 'loth, or Over PlaidH and
Stripes, (’hie Stvles, sizes 16 to 49 bust ... . ...... .. .
$11.50 to $28.50
Silk Dresses in Cunton Crepes, Sutiu Crepe« mid
Cambridge Crepe in Black, Navy, Brown, Fallow
and Copens
$16.50 to $35.00
Holeproof Silk Hose, all colors
$1.00 pair
Classified Advertising
FOB SALE
FOR BENT
FOR BALE at a bargain—Large
tuatn, weight 3800; harnwia, «
cows, Burrell burse, buggy and
pouy, 8 shoals, 1 now, registered
Du roc bour, registered Holstein
bull, 6 Fresnos, some slips, road
plow, shovels, bull dog »lump-pul
ler, picks and other construction
tools. One-bait mile eoulb of
Grants Paes on Murphy road. Ja
cob Redding. Phono 6,01-if* 2 66
OTTAWA DRAG SAW FOR SALE—
Onu 5-toot and one 7-foot saw,
nearly Uuw. Prive $6u. with
buzzer $50. D. M. Evans, Rd.
No. 2.
67
ALMOST JvEW large horaapower
slump puller. complut», little
above halt price. Turma reapuu-
aible party. D. .M. Evans, Rd. 3.
Grunts Basa.
42tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Mountain
Hack; also nvw 6-voll. 12-plate
Willard Battery
at Gravita'»
4»
Barn.
FOR RENT—First floor apartment.
Dean apartments, 515 N. Sixth St.
No children.
50
FURNISHED apartment for rent at
8u3 D St.
51
WANTED
WANTED—WU1 pay for information
ih regard to available bomealead
laud (renting Pad he or Redwood
highways, or will buy relinquish
ment. Water and timber ueven-
eeiy. Write «UM, care Courier. 83
WANTED— A man to do team work
uu a farm; cultivating and otnei
work. Phone L.' W. Carsou, Mur
phy, Ore.
40
WANTED--Experienced woman to
luKe care ol baby. Room and
board furnished with wages,
dress Mrs. J. W. Oram, Hugo,
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR BALE—Tokay grape plants,
red and yellow raspberry piaula, WILL BUY — For cash, household
Maxouii atruwberry planta. J. A.
goods, large or small iota. U. If.
I'Rlenger, North 12th Bt. City. 5U
T. Co. Fone 139-K.
01-U
FOR SALE—Secoud hand plana In REV. McCARVER, D. D., Medium -
good condition. 325 Wert K St.
Private rtadiuk» dally, 9 a. m. to
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7 p. in. if In doisM in at (airs «I
Ufe. tee him. Clairvoyant reaU-
FOR BALE—Vaughn drag saw with
lug $1.UO; general reaulug $2.u0.
three blade*, in fine condition.
Last week, going away. layton
Frank Leone, Rd. 4. Jerome
Hotel, conrer titn and H. Phone
Pralfie.
^3
328-R.
OATS for sale, 3t per pound at
WHEN
.STRAWBERRIES COME
ranch. Phone Ed. Roberta, Pro
The Truux linin ry will bure the
mit.
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best.
4 6tf
REAL ESTATE
ALL KINDS OF SAWS gummed
filed and straightened.
BE LI. NG OUT RANCHES at bargain
Smith, 931 North Ninth St.
prices, 6 uud 10 years' time.
Ranches tor reul and exchange.
Gold llay Realty Compauy, Med FOR FIRE Extinguishers unti retili
fluid se» Geo. 8. Barton, Orante
ford, Oregon.
tf
l'un, Oregon.
rOR BALE 300 acre lrrimtad
ranch bo, during river and High
FOUND
way, 3 tullea no u Granta Paas.
Sacrifice gt llu.uuO u.t 10 yasra FOUND—Oregon license plate 4 3-
time, $100u pt i yea >. 3 pur cent
364. Owner call at Courier.
interest. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Medford. Oregon.
81U
POULTRY
FOR SALE—First water right ou ,
living stream, with forty ucres of I WHITE LEGHORN EGGS and Baby
Chicks trom high producing hen«
land, 2 miles trom WlldurvlUe, .
mated to pedigreed Taacred strain
near Crescent City highway. Abont I
5 acre« subject to irrigation, 2 , cockerels. Also agent “Master"
Incubators and Brooders. Beet in 1
acies lu Gillum allalta, plenty of |
tbe west.
K. Hammerbachur,
wood; ideal for eblekeu ranch,
Iruit, produce, etc. Suwmlll near. ’ Grants Paas, Ore., phone «08-F-M. »
oitvred on luruia.
Louis La
Flamm . Wilderville.
__ -33-tf ' WHITE IJOGHORNS—Tancred strain
leghorn hatoblng egga, $1 per set
FOR BALK OR TRADE—18 acres
ting. $ti.00 per hundred, for next
ou lower rivur road, $45UU. Halt
two weeks. River Heights Poultry
cash; time on balance ut tí por
Farm. Phone 223-J.
22tf
rent. Or will trade my equity tur
outside property, 11. C. Lee, lutti FOR 8A!^¡—While Leghorn coch-
and A Sts.
5»
arela, Hollywood strain, Rec.ord
Phone
of 300 eggs or better.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE—$1000
78tf
948-J.
will liaadle. Add rua» No. 599,
care Courier.
04 FOR HALE—White and Brown Leg
horn hatching eggs, 35.00 per 100.
FOR SALE—56-A. (arm near Sellini,
Con Schaefers, Rd. 2.
58
luipiurud; waler, orchard, uunu-
ings. K. A. 'lyuou, Vóli N. 6tn bt.
• V SETTING EGGS—From Black Beau
ty strain 8. C. Black Minorca hens.
FOR BALE—4 acres, just outside
$2.60 per setting of 15. Phone
city, uil fenced and seeded to ai-
255-Y.
$7
falla, plenty of waler, guod soli,
flue location. No buildings. $75U. FOR SALE - Six young bronze tur
key hens, price, each $2. Phone
$250 down. A. C. Wliuolur, 519
801-F-3. W. L. Hayes, Murphy.
49
H Street.
49
FOR HALE OR TRADE by owner at
u sacrifice, 160 acres, partly im
PLUMBING
proved, free wntor, (ree l range,
Will give terms to suit, or will 0. A. BRYAN—The Plumber. For
lake improved acreage in or near
sanitary plumbing and heating.
Grants Pass. Address 1’. O. Box
Skilled labor only employed. We
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024, Grants Pass.________
guarantee our work. Phone 304.
612 H Street.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS
JEWELERS
STEEL FLY WHEEL Starter (¡ears
in stock for all cars. J. W. Gay- J. B. HOWELL—Jeweier and violin
etty Foundry and Machine Works.
maker, repairer of violina and
33-tt
other string instrumenta. 308
South
8ixxth Street.
DODGE TOURING—Reasonable. Sell
or part trade. Will demonstrate.
Speaks for Itself.
739 North
Ninth St.
49
ONE TON TRUCK—For hire by
hour. Day or Job. l’hone 218.
Prices reaaonable.
50
SECOND HAND PAIGE AUTO—For
»ale at 735 N. Sth street, Grants
_Paas.______________ (> 1
FOR sale Fordaon tvgetot
16-inch sulky plow. 11. L.
52
Colnt, Rd. 2.
I
FOR SALE—Hudson 7-paaaeuger,
Super-6, finish, upholstering, top
like new, good cord Urea, 2 extra
on rlins, Gabriel Snubbers, All
mite oiled, spotlight, suu visor, a
large powerful car for about 40
cents on the dollar. $700 will
buy it and Includes 1934 license.
At Fashion Garage. See J. F.
Burke.
52
CHEVROLET truck- 1923 model (
for sale, cheap. Driven only 2000
miles. Pele Boremann. E»»t
Street.
HARPER A SON —Building con tree
tors. Shop work, furniture crating.
Shop 41? G St., Phone 141 J.
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W. R. BARRETT--Builder, kitchen
and office turnltara a specialty. 1
Shop and Realdonce 824 ». 3th St..
CHy. Phone »08-J.
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Southwestern Oregon Mining News
Edited by Southwestern Oregon Mining Bnreau
GOOD NKWS FUS4 THE MiNERR
The Secretary of the lnleri«r ha«
appealed to th« ehairman «t th«
CommRtra on Mining of the Senate
and «f the Hout* of Repress« tail v««
for added appropriations for th«
War Mineralo Relief Fund.
The balance left t* th« original
appropriation will not suite« to «A-
J «st th« remaining unset! ted claim*
■apedally «ill thte be tree If th«
ruling of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia la sustained by
the U. S. Supreme Court in regard
to allowance for "money expended
in tbe purchase of property" and
"Interest on borrowed money.” -
Following this appeal Senator 04-
die, chairman of the Commute« oa
Mining, prepared a bill authorizing
additional payments under th« W*r
Mineralo Aet. It to anticipated that
02,909,099 er 88.000.000 «HI he
necessary to meet the requirements
of th* Mil.
There hr* many unsettled chroma
end manganese claims in southwest
ern Oregon., growing out of the eg-
courageuient gJvqq by the Goverg-
ment to have thoe* metals produced
during the war period.
It a.II be a sh«rt s«aa«n f»r th«
placer miner on a«c< »at of shortag«
in rainfall.
W. W. Dry is in town from su
iMVt l, MINKM.41A FOUND IN HOUTHWIMTEKN OREGON
________ 6(6 Bonlh Fttth «L_____ '
placer on Alhouse Cre«k.
—a I
Th*’ u,6,ul mineral» found In aoothwesiee« Oregon are vast and varied,
Tba Diamond R placer mita •n
PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGfNNBR*
____ _
»Il
H »Irejortedi in Bulletin 034 of th« United States Geological Survey. Thia Sucker Creek la being rigged up for
—Maltte Coteruaa Calvert.
I
<l’«« the sama of tbe mineral and the count!«» in which found, as work by Coos Bay parties.
North Fourth-*8treeC*^Afflllated '
teacher National Academy of ‘ollowa;
The pumpiag plant al th* tlakrqn
(ovatto
N'amo of Mineral
M u»lc. Carnegie Hall. N«w York, t
Jo»*oMa«
___
| Aragonite
mine gave way this we«k. but it la
Jaekson, Josephln«
VETERINARY SURGEON Areenopryte (arnenloel pyrite)
expected repairs will be eompleted
, ■
. ■■ . . — ■ - ■ w Aebeetox (actinolite)
Douglas
Dougtea. Lane, Jackeoa. Josephine and th« plant placed in «paratia«
DR. R. J. 1 BESTUL—Veterinarian. Aabeetoa ( chryaotlla)
y.» tw
—a.—k boule
—i-, Asphalt
within a few days.
Coos. Jackson
Ronldenoe 880
Washington
Aaphalt
Coos. Douglas, Josephine
vard. Phon« S88-H.
Aaurlte (blue carbonate o( copper)
Frank Cate and R J. Backer of
Lane, Josephine
Barite
Riddle.
Oregon, stopped In th« etty
DR. R. B. GRIFFENHAGEN, Votes- Borea
Curry
Wednesday for a short lime on their
inarUn. Office 7th and M Bt. Bor alte
Curry, Jackson, Joaaphine
Phone 110-R. Re» 803 D st. Brown Iron Oro (Llaonlte)
way to Jackson county oa mining
Curry, JackaoQ
phon« 181-R
Josephina
Caletti*«
matters.
Dougtate
Cement Material
Mark Elliott of Csayonvlli« made
Douglas, Lane
Cernente (carbonate of lead)
PHYSICIANS AND
« cash »ale of bi« property adjoin
Lana, Jackson
Cksleedony
SUBGEONS
Coos. Curry, Douglas. Lane, Jackeoa ing the Stenger property in the Can
Chaicopyrhe (oopper pyrltee)
Josephine
yonville district, this week.
C. H. MARKS, M. D-t Practice limited
Douglas, Josephine
to «tesane» of eye. ear, neo» and Chalcocite (copper (lance)
J. F. Dnthte, a Iteattla mining capi
Cooo, Curry, Douglas, Jackson. Jo
Chromite (chromic Iron ore)
throat. Phone <2.
se pinne
talist. waa in »oathern Oregon thia
Coos, Curry, Josephine
DOCTOR C. J. MO3ER. Physician Chrysocolla (aiHeats of eoppar)
week on mining bueineaa.
Cdrry. Douglas, Jackson, Josephine
and Surgeon. X-ray work. Offloo Cinnabar
E. R. Kirkland of Seattle has tek-
Douglas, Jackson, Lan«
phoq« 182; Res. 48-R.
Clay (brick)
FKTMatAL AmtOPMATtONB
Lana
en over the Golden Wedge property
Clay (fire)
DR RALPH W. BTEARNd—Physt- Clay ( kaolin)
Lane, Josephine
in
the
Galice
district,
and
with
him
Th«
Senate Committee has la-
eiun and eurgeoa. , r.
8p^ü."1
c«ai ( bituminous)
Ooos
in
charge
w«
may
expect
this
excel-
ereased
th»
appropriations for th«
tlon to surgery. Obstetrics and
D4-
‘
¡Coal
Curry, Jaekson
■easre of women. Complete X-Ragr Veal ( (lignite)
(lent property to open up strong.
U. 9. Geological Survey to ■$1,747,-
eubbilumlneun)
Cboa
equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phone«,
Joodphlne
Cobaltite
, The report of H. L. Goodwin, mln- 193, and the Bureau of Mines to $1,-
home, 21-Y; office 21-J. _______ Copper
Curry. Douglas. Josephine
(native)
lag «nglneer, on the Oold Canyon 900,468.
Josephine
DR. W. F RUTHERFORD—Manual Corundum
mine, owned by T. C. Norris and aa>
Douglas, Joaeepbiae
theraputlca. Office over Western j Cuprite (red oside of iron)
WANT AND FOR SALE ADR
soeiates of Medford, makes a very
Curry, Dougina
Union.
Ree.
269
R;
office
2
17-R.
|
Epidote
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-------- s. ; Ga)eBa
Lane. Jaekson. Josephine
fine showing and was prepared in
This paper will Insert Want and
DR. A. A. McBRIEN—Phrddan and ’ Garuet
Coos. Curry, Douglas, Jackson
a creditable manner.
For Sale ads covering mining prop
Surgeon, office 112H South Sixth;
Josephine
E. E. Carter of Boise, Idaho, ia a erty. mining and milling equipment
Bt., Peerless Bldg.
«'Garnierite (nickel ore)
Douglaa
Douglas
Geathlte.inickel or«)
recent viattor. interested In looking and other matter« relating to the
Coos. Curry, Douglas, Lane, Jacksen over the mining possibilities in mining industry, in this space at Its
Gold
Josephine
southwestern Oregon.
regular rate* of 10 cent« per Mne
Jackson, Josephine
Granite
Jaekson, Josephina
Graphite
E. Stevents and associates of Port each insertion.
Jackson. Josephine
Gypsum
land hare acquired a likely prospect
Curry. Douglas. Leno. Jackson
Hematite (rad Iron ore)
on
th« Applegate, upon which a
Josephine
NOTICE
small development plant will be In
Coos. Curry, Douglas. Jacksoa
Ilmenite
The next monthly meeting of the
Josephine
stalled.
Bureau will be held at Grant« P«aa,
Coos. Curry, Jackson. Josephine
Iridium
Messrs. Fi»her and Hugo of Seat
Oregon, 511 H street, at 1:30 p m..
Curry, Coos
Iridosmine
tle have gon» to their Browntown on th« first Saturday la April.
Josephinite
Josephine
min« in th« Steamboat district to Every mining man is invited to at
Coos, Jackson
Kaolinite
IJ mestone (flux)
Douglas, Lane, Jaekson
spend eo«te time in connection with tend and participate ta the moating.
Çoos, Douglas, Jaekson. Josephine
LI ruestone (lima)
th« development of tbe property.
Ooos, Curry, Laaa. Dongle*. Jackson
Magnetita
Roy Briggs of Happy Camp, Cali
Josephina
MARK KT QUOTATIONS
fornia, ia spending a few day* !n(
Malachite (green carbonate of cop
southern Oregon looking after some Naw York Market, March 15, 1924
Cooe, Douglas, Jackaou, Jssephin»
per)
Douglas, Josephine
Marble
placer holdings on Sucker Croftk.
(E. « M. J. Prem)
Jackson
Marcasite
He reports considerable activity in Silrer..... . ...............—...... oa. $ ,04U
Douglas, Jackson
Mica
$ .14
lb .............
the Klamath River esantry, with Copper
1
L*ne
Mineral Paint
.09
pro» pee la of the Grey Eagle rain» at Lead ........ ........................ lb.
Jackson, Josephina
Molybdenite
Monazite
Coo«, Carry, Joeepbiae
the mouth of Indiana Creak being Zinc, lb .... .................................. 0685
Lane
Niter (saltpeter)
Tin. lb .... .................................... 67
placed In operation.
01 tries
Coos. Curry. Josephine
.2«
Nickel, lb ............................
Charles
Borg
of
San
Francisco
has
Coos, Curry. Douglas. Josephi«•
Platinum
Antimony .. .......................... th.
It*
taken
over
a
cinnabar
mln«
in
the
tn «and« and gravels
Bismuth, lb ........ .$2 33 to $3.4*
Priceite
Co xry
Steamboat district, and has purchas
. 119 50 io 134.00
Curry. Douglas. Lane. Jackson
Pyrit«
ed a home and moved to Grants
........................44 t* .4«
Joeephino
Pass.
Pyrolusite
Jackson. Josephine
Cobalt, lb... .................... $2.6O»$.O0
. iiri
urn Leight
Lcigni t?i
wuv ‘ Manganese, per long ton unit
Herbert
of guugc-iiv,
Pyrrhotite
Douglas. Jaekson. Josephine
Eu«*n«- who
Rhodochrosite
J«sephina
|has mined in souhtwestern Oregon'
-------- 44 to .4«
Rhodonite
Josephine
for thirty years waa a visitor on
ua4t ...$8.75 ta »10.00
Douglas
| irrigiUm. oa.... $276.00 O$30Q.0($
Coos. Curry, Douglas. Lane. Jaekson Wednesday.
Tbe Sax Creek mine is running. Palladium, os... ...... .......... .$ »S.0O
Josephine
..................... 129.90
Ter
Douglas. Jacksoa. 1-ase. Josephino 200 feet of tunnel on the lower level Platinum, ox .....................
(zine blend)
Curry. iAne. Jackson, Josephine
with John Breeding tn ehargo of the Quicksilver, per 76-lb. flask
................................ $5»00®841.M
Jackson. Lane. Douglas
work. Mr. McDonald has taken over
Josephine
tbs
La»y
interest
in
this
property.
Jackson. Josephine
F.IITI FOR PUBM4 ATHKN
J. E. Ryno la again about after
Josephine
Mining men generally are request
Coos, Curry, Douglas. Jackson, Jo two months in tbe sick bay. Opera ed to write Bureau weekly of de-
sephine
tions will soon start again on their velonment work being done, new
discoveriea, and general mining
In addition to tbe useful mineral« of southwestern Oregon recorded by property on Evans Cre«k.
news. Such data should reach Secre
the government, the following are found, and. in some Instances, are being
J. R. Harvey is again hitting the tary by Thursday morning to insure
developed commercially:
trail after two years spent largely publication same week.
Shale Oil
Jackson
in office work, His wide knowledge
/CONSTIPATION
Natural Carbonic Acid Gas
Jackson
MEMBERSHIP
Every person in sympathy with
Mineral Waters of commercial value Jackson
of the mineral Un this section is
honest development of vast mineral
Platinum In oro
Douglas, Tane, Jackeon. Josephine much in demand.
4/^.y. „Uff i, lakâtf
resourcs of Southwestern Oregon
Palladium
Dou“las. Tans. Jackson. Josephine
Henry
M.
Lancaster
has
acquired
should support the Southwester«
Jackson
CHAMBERLAIN'S Tungsten
half a block of ground 0n Weat E Oregon Mining Bureau by becoming
Cament Material
Jackson. Joseph!»«
TABLETS
Dues $1.00 per year.
street upon which he will erect members.
Clay
Jackson
E*.:
25c
buildings to house hie metallurgical Cardi on request.
BIGGEST MINING CAMP IN THE out has a production of $59,009.900
WANT AND FOR HALE ADS.
establishment.
a rear for many yeans to come.
This space will be devoted tg
WORLD
Don’t knock the other fellow or WANT
AND FOR BALE ADS cow
Why not use a good majority
his mine. Many a mine has bean ering mining properties, mining and
of the money for your new-
TO
BUREAU
MEMBERS
Butte, Montana, holds the record
turned down by engineers and aftst- milling equipment, labor, etc.
home for better plumbing?
are 10 centa per line tor
as the largest mining camp In the
Write the secretary each week 9t wards proved its worth by produc one Rates
The content and health of your
insertion in each dally and
world. Forty mines have produced any news items in your locality, cov ing profitably, and many a man wins weekly editions on Fridays.
family are nt stake. Ijet us
100,000,000 tons of ore, worth in ering the opening ap of mining prop- out in spite of criticism.
Copy must reach Courier by Thurs
demonstrate our superior sup
day of each week for insertion that
Ed
Bailey
is
spending
some
time
excess
of
$1,609.000,000.
Present
eroiea.
new
discoveries,
development,
plies and plumbing abilities.
papulation 4 8,090.
going and coming of mining men, in the oity from his property In the week.
Of the metals produced there were etc. Copy should reach the saere- Placer district.
< LA8HIFIED ADVERTISING
A. C. Hoffman of San Francisco is
7,200.000,009 pounds of copper; tary Wednesday morning for publd-
Plwnbing and Heating
025,000,009 pounds of sine: 323,- cation same week.
’looking after mining matters in con FOR LBA3E—Large plant partly
equipped for reducing and refin
090,000
ounces
of
silver,
1,910,000
nection with the North Pole mine tn
512 II St.
Phone 30(1
ing ores,
Large grounds and
Many fishes carry a band «f eye Jackson county, near Rogue River.
ounces of gold; and 42,090,000
build tag*. East G St.
Grast« •
Frank Williams of Portland ar-
Paas, Ore. P. a Box 720. 48
potiml.1 of lead; Tho ore blocked spots down each side of their bodies.
PROGRKtiSIVE PIANO BCROOL— !
Clare Tutti» Fenteu, 418 A Street.
Btate Accredited Teacher.
Burrow«« Kindergarten C«ur»».
Mr». Ebb« Hassan. Aastetaat,
G. A. BRYAN
AW, WHAT’S THÈ USE
It Happens Every Day