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GRINTS PAM DATLl* rOVniKR
FRIDAY, HFITEMHEII A. IlWt.
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Mr Nall, of Selma, his sister. Mr» 'ntlre eleven hours of each of the
Brown, from California. Albert Nai leven days to live this display the
••
and family, of Yuma. Arizoua. Eime once over.
Na|l and family, of Sacramento. Cai
lavyal Linton R»>id and Robert lìti
left Friday morning for a reunioi
Edited by Boulbwestaru Oregon Mining Bureau
at the home of Mr. Nall's oth.tr sou <!sple Reid, Jr . brothers, have* »•»-
abllshed
a
radio
broadcasting
ata-
up north.
I-owell Camp la in Grants Pass t< ion at Avalon House, St. Johns.
ill National Ealltorial Asa» Hint ion.
tons throughout the country are tak- I register at the
*•
high school and ae Newfoundland. The call letters 8
I form for the maiiufactare of rubber
Washington, Sept, I.—(Special tc ng an active Interest In proposed
st
i
cure for himself. r»>om and board fol AR. Robert Is a surveyor for one SI ItYEY OF .MINERAI, RE­
the Courier.)—Few people are cog- tax legislation. Not satisfied with
ot the big pulp mills and spends SO! lU’EN OF sol TH Eli N OREGON anil faca powders. Ths demand for
the
coming
school
year.
..nizant of the mighty forces that are the provisions of the recent tax law.
aoàpston«- lu powdered form at -this
r———
much of hla time in the wilderness
Tuesday night several families o
Mr. Itaber ot Slat« Creek la back
''now at work shaping a legislatlvi there is a movement under way to
coast
Is
approximately
3000
tons
per
hundreds of miles from any village
Il) G»x». HtliuniatUcr,
program which will have a direct make further revisions of the income! the Dryden neighborhood gathers«!
on liia property preparing to open up
lr town. Loyal, at the broadcast­
year.
¡effect upon the present system of taxes. The business interests feel ¡the home of Martin Williams am ing station, keeps hla brother enter­ industrial. Metallurgical Engineer
as soon as waler la available.
Pumita Stone
-government. It is said that behind that the maximum surtaxes should surprised Mrs. Williams with a tained evenings with a resume of
Unary M. imneastar la on a huel­
Pumice atone la found in largo
(Second Installment)
“the movement for control of con­ be reduced In order to Induce men birthday party, A most enjoyabl« the news, popular and operatic airs
quantities In the Crater Lake die- neaa trip lo Oakland
evening
was
spent
and
many
goot
In Coos and Curry counties fairly tricl. The nearest to Medford I» up-
gress is the broad problem of a re­ of wealth to invest their funds in
Recant mill testa of the lleehlVO
tu»i orchestral music by St. Johns
adjustment of constitutional balances stocks of manufacturing corpora­ wishes were given to Mrs. Williams musicians. Th»- surveyor in his wil­ large deposits of black sand are proximately >0 mil»-*, situated direct­ ore show good values amt otiorntoua
Saturday. August 30. Pomona derness camp is always In touch with available. Some of these deposits
tonnage. Several other properties
-settling all doubts as to the govern­ tions instead of tax-exempt securi­
ly on the highway.
ing body of the nation. Those watch­ ties. It is noticeable In the major­ Grange held its quarterly meeting al the world via a t'R-13 receiving net. couslst of a mixture of chromite, II-
This material is used for heat In­ In the Applegate district are getting
ing the developments say that the ity of districts that candidates tor Deer Creek. After a splendid din- Thia private <<nterprts»' is enjoyed by Imenite and magnetite, with a sulating. shaped and moulds»! arti­ III shape to prove attractive to largo
¿congress which convenes in 1935 will re-election to congress are avoiding ner the business of the meeting war many other citisene of Great tirit­ chrome Iron coulenl of from 29 to cles for Internal walls, electric heat­ capital.
New officer» sin’s oldest colony for there are 59 per cent Some of these deposits
•»leal with the growth of executive the tax issue, claiming that the pres- Bone through with
Work was starli'»! on the new lab­
ers, and as an abrasive aud pulUUiug
power, the judiciary and the pre­ ent law is easily enforceable and sat- were elected and installed, and six many radio fans lit Newfoundland. have been worked for years for their powder.
oratory of Charles W. Lull this week.
members initiated into Pomona.
rogatives of the federal legislative istactory.
Il will bo located »»Il II street above
gold and platinum content. Most of
DUtottiil»'
..assembly. Accordingly, it is argued
President Coolidge is reported to They were Mrs. Frank Lima, Mrs
Sixth,
and will ba equipped to liinks
the
platinum
produced
at
present
In
Dialoiulto tor cut bricks tor haul
¿that the personnel of the new con- have accepted recommendations of Nora Hart. Mrs. W. N. Tolln, Mias BOYS OF NATION TO
recoveries by Mr. Lull's own process.
Orugou comes from theaq mines.
abrasive.
Insulating,
as
a
cleanser
or
MAN MERCHANTMEN The largest chrome Iron deposit,
•gress. which will be selected in No- Secretary of the Treasury Mellon to' Lillian Williams, Frank Lima and
Frank Silver made u cleanup from
for polisnlng, filtration, and for
‘vember, becomes a vital matter in use his Influence in bringing about la»brow Tolln. Guests front town
according to our Information, exists many other purposes especially tile hla ore thia week, but left for Cor­
¡its relation to legislative tendencies. a revision along the lines of the Mel­ were Mr. and Mrs. R K. Hackett and
vallis bvfore we could ascertain the
Youths, 18 to 23, Are Of­ uear the Redwood Highway between manufacture ot dynamite.
The extent to which the government lon plan which was rejected by con­ daughter. Mr. and '.Mrs. Rlanchard.
amount of It The plates were coat­
tlrant» Pass and Crescent City, and
Firiu'lay
fered Sailor Training.
'machinery would be remodeled can gress and the present law substi­ Dr. and Mrs. Bastili, Mr. and Mrs.
ing very *«ll wh»»n wo saw them,
is said to contain al least 199,990
Good fireclay deposits exist near
"not be definitely settled. It is ob- tuted.
Coutsnt, Mrs. White. Mrs Stan
how over,
tons
of
50
per
cent
chrome
ore.
I
Washington.- The first step In plans
Peel In Jtouglas county, on Evans
,vious, however, that regardless ot
It is apparent that plans of Sena­ brougb, Mrs. Ament and George to give the United States an American am told that with proper transput-L,f„k Robart, »-reek, and
L. F. Couvert of th« Skyline was
lu several
<ihe outcome ot the election, there tor Couxeus. Republican, of Michi- Wens.
iu town ou Wednesday. Equipment
manned merchant marine has liven tatiou facilities the ore can be moved',,lar0a wvat ll(
south ot
".will ba many debates in congress gen. to investigate the bureau of in­
taken by the shipping hoard under a to ships fur approximately |6.Q0 per Ashland, and nsar the highway to la steadily being added, the last ad­
dealing with this century-old contro­ ternal revenue, prohibition unit, will
dition belt»« a sawmill for squaring
decision to place boys between the ton including mining. Under such
versy ot constitutional limitation— l-e held up until the elections It
ages of eighteen and twenty-three circumstances thia deposit would al­ Crater latke
timber and making rough lumber.
Some of these deposits are of a
years on commercial ships' crews. The
"How powerful is the president and was his original intention to force
The Corbett mine. n«ar Aahlnnd,
low
even
the
shipping
ot
the
ore
to
vary white color and adaptable for Is Installing a live stamp mill with
boys will he able to work their way to
(he supreme court?"
his inquiry on the eve of the elec­
officers' liertha through an arrange­ the East, or Europe, at a substantial pottery aud eleetrlcul insulators.
Some ot the political parties now tions, but other committee members,
equipment, crusher, etc.
ment by the Industrial division of the profit.
Fehlapar
seeking popular favor have directly have found excuses to stay his hand'
Do not forget the bureau meeting
shipping board working In conjunction
Lime
Feldspar is used as a flux In metal­ on Saturday Several matters ot Im­
gnd indirectly referred to this ques­ for a time, believing in this instance
The six stag»' volume control with its sea service bureau.
Lime is abundant In this district. lurgical operations In the manufac­
tion. Watever may be the solution st least, that procrastination will be switch is the newest device for per­
Under the ¡dan, detulle»! Instructions A quarry near Roseburg supplies the ture of pottery and porcelain, etc. portance will come up. and a full at­
pf the problem. It is clear that the more effective politically than a fect reception.
tendance la Imperative
In operating the of which have been setit to fleet cor­ Oswego Portland Cement company
Deposits are available near Iteagl»
various agitators must first win the rough-shod investigation.
Inquiries aa to where Information
■Huai type of broadcast receiver it poration district directors on the At­
with lime rock by means of a flic and Jacksonville, in Jackson county. regarding mining here can Im ob-
support of the public to their plans.
ie almost Impossible to get a satis­ lantic, Pacific and gulf coasts, two
tulle railroad connection with the
- Stepping cutside the controversial
GENERAL CHEMICAI.H
taln»'d votue in dally. Tin» heat ad-
factory vurialion of volume. Dance deck boys will replace one ordinary
DEER CREEK
Southern Pacific company.
Area, it will be fount! that many con­
To
this group belong Sulphuric vice we can >ive la to atibocrlb»' for
seaman
on
all
the
government's
mer
­
music may lie received using two
At Marble Mountain tn Jum-pblue Acid, Hydrochloric Acid, Nitric Acid. the Courier, as that medium has In
gressmen and senators are resentful
chant vessels. They will receive a
stajc»-s of audio frequency ampljfi- thorough training and be given ex­
pt the growth of the president's pow-
County
a lime deposit supplies lime Alkalis, Lime, Ammonia. Charcoal its files more authentic Information
The Dryden and Selma pig dubs cation wiIh gMll,f,ctor) results. Vo- aminations for higher ratings
'er during and since the war period.
rock for the Reaver Porttaud Cement and Charcoal distillation products, regarding thia district than can l>e
were called together for a meeting cai selections from the same station
The boys, who must be American
At present, it is almost impossible
Sulphur, Coke and Coaltar distllla- obtained from any other source.
at the ranch of Martin \\ illiams. Bre ¡ar too ¡OU(j W|th thlB arrange- born or naturalised, will be paid >26 company al Gold Hill.
to actually define just where the
Messrs. Johnson and Courtney of lion products, Arsenlc and Magüenta
Due of the most Interesting of the
last
Thursday.
Dr.
Lindgren,
of
O
m
ent
and
generally
not
loud
enough
a
month
and
receive
the
customary
president's powers begin and end.
Gold Hill, operate a quarry on Kane's Salts.
present
uudertaktnga Is that of the
subsistence
As
an
ordinary
seaman's
It is not as much a partisan matter A. C. came out with Mr. Howell and On only one audio stage. To cure pay averages >47.60 a month, the total creek and ship lime rock to the pa­
Old Channel mine ulmve Jackaou-
Sulphuric Acid
gave
a
demonstration
of
stock
judg-
tpig
condition
the
operator
uses
both
as a struggle for supremacy between
crew pay roll will be Increase»! only per mills In Oregou.
Sulphuric Acid is the most Import­ vtlle, where a tunnel la being run
the executive and legislative branches Ing. The pigs of these clubs are all stages of audio frequency and either 52.50 a month, the total cost for all
The State of Oregon operates a ant and most used acid iti the chemi­ throuxh a ro» k slide to tap the old
doing
nicely
and
there
are
prophecies
de-tunes
or
cutB
down
the
filmament
of the government. It seems that
ships with the plan In full operation lime rock plant near Gold Mill for cal Industry. It is used in the textile channel of the creek. Business men
the principal complaint is founded of several blue ribbons for local club brilliancy of the vacuum tubes, being estimated at >21*1.000 n year.
fertiliser purposes.
and paper manufacture, In the »lanu­ from Seattle, headed by Mr Kane,
Either of these schemes must result
An applicant must be under twenty-
on the belief that under present con­ workers.
The existing quarries could fill, facture uf nitric acid und explosives, In charge of the property, are back­
More-
Mrs.
Bert
Hogue
was
shopping
In
in
distortion
or
interference.
three yours of age. and while elght»-en
ditions the executive and the judic­
.over, the control of volume on audio Is fixed ns the minimum sge require­ without trouble, the needs of this for the manufacture uf soda, tor the ing th»- venture.
ial branches have a neutralizing ef­ Grants Pass last Friday.
district, but no burner exists to fill manufacture of chloride of life,
fect upon the legislative. And many
George Wartz of Grants Pass, was stages allows a maximum of but ment, the physical and mental devel­ the demand for building purposes, tluuric acid, broic acid, ehromacld.
opment
of
boys
at
that
age.
the
In
­
of
loudness
unless
'
three
gradations
legislators are working with the idea a week end guest at Huckleberry
tl.Tiloi HE Fl.Ai Ills
the distortion producing scheme» I structions point out, will be consid­ spray material, etc. All lime used carbonic add. oxalic add. tartaric
tn mind that the sovereign authority homestead.
ered as a factor In making appoint­ In Oregon for these purposes seems acid, citric add, alearle add. oleic
The
new
variable
|
be
resorted
to.
of congress should be made clear.
ments. Minors will rwjulre th«- con- to come from Washington at pr»-s«nl. add, and many other organic adds.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Parker left.
Th<- A It house creek Is known
It was the late Woodrow Wilson, Sunday for Crescent City, where ■ Input volume control provides six »••nt of their ptirents or guardians to
Many other deposits of limo are
Il la used for tho manufacture of wherever old minora congregata.
variations
which
may
be
used
with
in a special study of American poli­ they will reside.
ship as deck boys.
available In Southern Oregon. Near superpbusphate for fertiliser, for This crei-k la onu ot the oldual and
the receiver in tune auil all (ilmu-
The sen service bureau has advised -Yoncalla
tics undertaken several years prior
Ollie Clark is over from 1-akcview m«-nta burning at their proper bril- masters
exista a good deposit suit­ sulphate of auimuuiu; for the manu­ probably th»- richest of tIn- placers*
and officers of the govern­
to active p^tieipation in national for a visit to relatives.
able for cement manufacture; near facture of chlorine, bromine, Iodine, of Josephine county. Th»- gold la
lancv.
The
distortion
of
voice
and
ment's
merchant
vessels
that
on
them
affairs, who said that the balance
Victor McKenzie, his wife and two music is entirely avoided and the will be lm|»>M*d the duty of training Talent is a formation similar to the and phosphorus; for the manufacture coarse, one nugget of >1799 having
pf judiciary against legislature and
Caves, which of plum, copper, iron sulphutea. and been taken out, as well us many of
children,
of Salem, left Sunday, after reduction of undesirable noises is ac- the deck boys to become ordinary anil lime in the Oregon Caves.
executive could be considered as one
able seamen ami later, as they develop form another immense lims deposit. many other organic and Inorganl»- fifty dollars and upward. The larg­
pf those ideal balances which are to a short visit to his sister, Mrs. J. A. eomplished.
ability an»! experience, to receive Near Gold "Hill several deposits sulphates; fur the manufacture uf est within the last two years weigh­
lie found in books rather than in the Tolln.
higher ratings.
exist; some may be suitable for build­ chrumates and chromeolura; fur ed 151 The total production la well
re-
Several
families
in
the
Dryden
Every
day
in
every
way
radio
rough realities of actual practice. It
The youths will be require»! to serve
was bis contention at that time that neighborhood surprised G. W. Wal­ ception is getting better and better. six months before being rated as or­ ing purposes, and represent a good metallurgical procesach fur the re­ over two millions, and yet no quarts
the national courts are tor the most ton Saturday night with a party at The newest DX record conies from dinary seaineu and a year before being colored marble. A very large and covery uf aluminum, platinum, nick­ li-dgea have »»ver been located which
part in the power of congress. He the Grange hall honoring his birth- , station KLX. operated by the Oak- eligible for able seamen ratings handy deposit, as soon as railroad el, zinc, mercury, etc., or In the man-; would In any way qualify ns feeder*
stated that even the supreme court day. Cards, dancing and games fur- land Tribune. Oakland. California, through tests |,r-i>are»l by the United facilities aro provided. Is situated ufneturo of metallic preparations for the rich plac»-rs. However, loniu
Js not beyond its legislative control nlshed amusement for a most pleas­ Reports indicate consistent reception States steamboat inspection service. at the proposed smelter site near the from these metals; for galvanizing five y<-ars ugo u prospector In tha
Blue Ledge mine ami belongs to th»( and tinning Iron, gold plating silver hills near the upper creek found,
'•for it is the legislative privilege to ant evening. A delicious lunch was at Apia, Samoa, a distance of 4 780
American Mining and Smelter com­ anil nickel plating; for the manufac­ over 199») feel above th»- present
miles.
Just Lika That.
increase, whenever the legislative served at midnight.
Tf n great mnn doesn't nares with pany.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Stott and child­
ture of parchment paper and fibre; channel, a mud soam from which lie
will so pleases, the number of the
Th»- remarkable effect produced you, yen study h's point of view ; If
Quartz
ren of Grants Pass came out Sunday
for tha manufatiurn of glucose; fur took several hundred dollars in
judges upon the supreme bench."
an ordinary neighbor doesn't
Quartz ot good »luallly la plentiful the refining of vegetable and mineral coarse gold, of the exact h ! m »|>« and
Keeping in mind the fact that Mr. for a short visit to Mr. and Mrs. by the use of the straight line fre- with you. you dismiss him ns Hrroe
stub- In thia district. It can be procured oils; fur the manufacture
Wilson expresseil these views as far Scherfffus. They left Monday night. quency condenser is that all broad- bo’-’i.
of gttn approximate h I zo ot that found in
stations
are
found
spaced
equal
­
east
as a waste material from the gold cottun and celluloid, picric add, nl- the placers. This gold was rounded
Mr. and Mrs. C. L.-Clevenger of
back as the year 1883, when he was
mills operating in the district in a trubenzul and hundreds of unorgait- and apparently worn, yet occurring
recognized as one of the. nation's Grants Pass were in the valey Mon­ ly along the dial. Thia is accom­ I Sales books—Courier ottica.
plished by designing the shape of
more or less impure form. A good Ic and organic preparations used for a-» It did. It could not huv<- been de­
foremost authorities on political day afternoon.
deposit of pure white quartz occurs dyes, photographic, or medl»al pur­ posited by the creek. The conclu­
science, it is significant to note that
Mr. and Mrs. Workman and child­ the condenser plate« according to a
MARKET REPORT
sion. thi-refore. Is that the placer
he believed that ''all niceties of con­ ren of Grants Pars, have beeu visit­ formula Involving a series of hyper- Copper, lb. ............... .................... 1 32 near Gold Hill und in other places.
poses; for atorage butteries, etc.
, bolic spirals. The result Is a con­
g»»ld
In AlthoriH»» did not conn* from
stitutional restriction and even many ing Mrs. Frank Lima.
The
manufacture
of
silica
brick
This
list
will
prove
to
the
layman
Tin. lb..........
..*>13
broad principles of constitutional
w|.;. the gieat huportance sulphuric actal quartz velnw and find H h simp»- from
consists in mixing pure silica
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schmidt denser in which any change in dial 1-ead. lb.
.OS
abrasion, but was originally in the
limitation have been overridden, and and little daughter, Mildred. of poHition is ao-ompanied by a directly Zinc, lb.....................
.062 a small percentage ot lime, iloth plays In the chemical and metallurgi­ shap»- of melon seed, and came to
a thoroughly organized system of Grants Pass, have been visiting the proportional change In frequency Silver, oz.
raw
materials
are
found
near
togctii-
cal
industry.
.»>85
rather than capacity. The use of
congressional control set up which family of C. Messinger.
The following figures show the th»- bed of the < r»-»-k l»y the erosion
Aluminum, oz............
.2S * er at Gold Hill.
the
straight
lino
frequency
condenser
gives a very rude negative to some
.MaK»»''lte
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Krauss and in­
cunsumption
of this Important add of th»- mud seams In the mountains
.125
theorl»«» of balance and some schemes fant daughter arrived last »•»•« !< from also allows accurate »»»¡uallzation of Antimony, lb.............. ......
A
deposit
of
magnesite
exists
near
in
the
United
Htates und at the »am»- near. How the mud scums got there
Bismuth,
lb.
Î S5
for distributed powers, but which l»ng -Beach for a visit to Mrs. Wil­ dial settings Inasmuch as the dials
(■old
Hill
und
another
di-poslt,
as
time
how
little
sulphuric add goes Is another story.
.60
suits well with convenience, end does liam Barr. Mr. Krauss will leave in Indicate according to frequency Cadmium, lb............... . . .
so»
luted
with
realgar,
near
Oakland,
intu th»- trade a-» such;
violence to none of the principles a few days but Mrs. Krauss and baby rather than capacity, or wave length, ('»»halt, lb. ................ >2.50 tn 13.00 in Douglas county. The burnishing
Nulphurlc Acid used In itie lulled
Iridium,
oz.
...
$260.00
and therefore when a certain sta­
pi self-government containel in the will remain for several weeks.
of magnesite would allow of the HUtes in 1»>:
Nickel,
lb
.................
.27
constitution." Perhaps, his experi­
manufar-ture of carbonie acid. Mag­
Several men gathered at the tion is tune»! In, the dials may be
Tons
ences as the chief magistrate may ranch of H. N. Parker Sunday morn­ set at th»! same point, au»i th»- dial Osmlrldlum. m.......... ............ 5S..'»0 nesite bricks, crucibles and cement
Fertiliser
.............
1
,»;«o,ooo
Osmium,
oz.
>95
to
>104
have brought a revision.
It is ing to assist in shooting a ban»l of readings for other stations will be
ar»- largely used in the mctallurgl» al Oil Refining ................ i ltio.ooo
worthy of note that the war-time coyotes that were in the field with found always to correspond to each Palladium, oz............. ..'....$7- to >83 industry.
.
Chemicals, celluliod. etc
74»,000 I
Platinum, oz.
114,00
president had more po'-ver than any the young turkeys. Three coyotes other.
Burned tnagu>Hl" mixed with Steel Pickling, galvanizing 7,909,90V
Quicksilver, p'ir 75 lb flask 7 2.00
other man.
were killed and a number escaped.
119 to >22 either sulphate of magnes.e or chlor­ Meulurgieal and storage
The first radio world's fair will Chrome Or- . per ton
It is generally know.i that consid­
A fire broke out Tuesday m»»rn-
batteri»!» .....,......... .
.365,000
Manganese,
per
ton
..
4Zc to 4<c ide of magnesia makes the very best
be held in Madison Square Garden,
erable legislation baa tailed of pass ing
e»-ment for flooring owing to the pos­ Paints, pigno ni:-, c-te. .
on the mountain ba«-k of the New York City, from Monday to
1 50,000
age bexause congress was very shy
sibility of mixing sawdust, etc., in Domestic »-spinsives
Nall place and spread quite rapidly, Sund »y night. September 22 to 28.
FACTS FOR 1’UHI.K ATION
125. min
about conferring authority upon any
Mining men genorally arc request­ fairly large quantities with the ce­ Textile, fabric finishing
The warden with two helpers s-ic- This manufacturers' international
Weight 1100 lbs.
1 09.000
federal body not directly subject to
ed to writ»! Rureau weekly of de­ ment. Its use for office buildings.
needed
it
out
by
nine
in
getting
Miscellaneous
.....
..........
Size
of jaws, 8-in.xl2 in.
.80,000
exposition
promls«.-s
to
be
a
mam
­
Its control. Those who fa or the re­
velopment work being done, new
moth spectacle ol scientific aclib-v».-- discoveries, and general mining hoHpItalx, etc.. Is increasing, The
Price
$250, f. o. b. Med­
tention of th»' powers now '» ohbchmm I o'clock that night.
Miss Mary Barr returned Sunday ment. From th»- number of exhibits news. Such datH should reach Secre­ same cement Is used for inurbiti Im-
Total
-
-
>,320,900
by the chief executive say »hat it 1»
ford,
Oregon.
tary
by
Tburs»|ay
morning
to
insure
She already announced it will take tha'
Ration, restaurant table tops, buth
This figure doe* not. however, re­
csential that this authority should to her hoin>- in (»rants I’ass.
publication same week.
Manfadeea
Medford
tiling,
etc.
lias
been
for
three
months,
the
guest
present th»- total amount of wulpliur-
be maintained in the inter»:»' of good
Quartz
Mill
(■rapitile
of
Mrs.
Wm.
Barr.
While
here
she
I
Ic
acid
required
for
the
United
Htato»
administration. There are com«- who
(■rapitilo (l»‘|>0HltH lire known to and gives the fl guru« only for the
will undoubtedly make poll'iial cap! was knocked down by a sheep and
Agents for Stamp Mills,
exlst. In Ilio Illite L»-t|g»! Mining dis- hu I ph it r I »• acid luunufacltir» d ln-r«.
tai from this issue. but In h broad has been an Invalbi during a larg»!,
Compressors and all
part
ot
her
stay.
trlct,
on
Ih»-
upper
Applngate,
and
in
In Hdditlon to hum»» matin chemi­
sense it Is not a party questi»>n. A
s few other piace» In thè terltory. Il cals and metal« wo Import large
AH the residents c»f the valley are
Mining Machinery.
multitude of remedies have b< ■ n
I h uscii for crticlbles and shottld b»- <1 uan1111»!s of chemicals from nbroad
proscribed tint one haw- la.'i ti ac­ requested to help in securing for ’
Dealers in U3ed mining
of Interest to an ole» l ro-chsmlcal In­ which h IJ. or many of the in. were
cepted. It ts salii that th»- Inevitabl» Deer Creek the prize for the best
dimi ry, as these deposits Molliti af- manufactured with the aid ot HUl-
and sawmill machinery.
tendency of every system of »elf- booth at our county fair. Any kind
foni a t-licap elei rodo material not phurie acid.
government is to exalt the represen- of fancy work, any kind of canned,
General Foundry and
liigher than the cost of ordinary
tative body. It is the various in- fruit. veg»-tables or meat, fresh v<g-
Note:
The sulphuric i »»Id ntfb-
Machine Shop.
coai.
terprctatlOM of the »oustitutlon that etables, fruits or melons, seeds of all
jeet will be eoutlnui'd In Hext WC»k •'
Koivtisloiie
kinds, like stock, chickens, poultry,
prcduci- friction in govcrniu'int.
issue.
Hoapstone I h available from a do-
A special report from the depart­ any thing that will help to make an
poslt near Gold Hill, a few hundred
ment of agriculture issued this w»-< k attractive showing from our neigh­
WAM AND FOR MALE AllH.
yards from the highway, and can bo
This space will bo devoted to
«hows tliat Ote farm product prices- borhood »III It»- greatly appre»iat»-d
Opened up without great expense. WANT AND FOR SALE ADS tov-
¡»re higher now than they ham l>ci-n The »-pinmilter for thls section is:
mining propcrQrs, mining and
»luring th»- pubi 47 months. Accord- Mrs. W. L. Tuttle and Mrs. W. N.
Willi* tlv exception <if a few I hour- <-riDg
milling equipment., labor, etc,
ing to this repori they arc reaching Tolln.
ami pounds shipped Io the East for
Ratos uro 10 cont.« per lino for
Harmon left
the ¡ire-war parity with other coni-
Mr. and Mrs. T.
manufacture of »decirle fillings, on»i Insertion in ua< h dally and
modi'i»’.- and the rise in grain prlees Satur»|ay for Ashland, where they
bot hing Is done yet with soapstone weekly editions on Fridays.
must roach Courier by Thurs­
PI ioik J2
.*,11 II Hl
Medford, Oregon
Is regarded as most helpful.
Rom»! »if this do|<osfl »-an bn used day Copy
are In attendant».- at the old old I era !
of euch we»ik for Insertion that
It 1» reported here that orgauixa- reuuluu.
most lll.ely to advantage In ground week.
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