Rogue River courier., April 28, 1898, Image 1

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A m Isoxraaoexr P»saa. Divorati E m ’ bcisu . v
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GRANTS PASS. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 28. 1S98
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ROBERT G. SMITH.
■* Ortes over Fl ret National Bank
U bawt ' s P ass .
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Oaaoofe
Wolff 6 l Zwicker
Iron Works
J-JKNRY !.. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
hMtic . in all Courts of the State.
Offke over First National Bank,
G*AVT* b P ass ,
O uqo >
MANUFACTURERS OF
ARTHUR P. HARTH,
-Hydraulic Pipe
DOCTOR OF DENT1L st'Ri.ER .
Odle over Fi ret N lional Bank,
G b AMT' b P a ?«,
H. C.
Oaau fe
All Kind • of
PERKINS
Machinery . for Mining Purposes.
U bato P ii ».
Bridge Wuik, Bolts. Rods, Iron Shutters,
Cells. Window Guards, Doors, and
Oa».»M
'pHOMAS SMITH,
UNDERTAKER.
O regon
G hants P ass ,
CORRESPONDENCE 'GLUTTED.
E TIMATES FURNISHED .
.Portland, Oregon
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BEE HIVES
BEE SUPPLIES
J. M. CHILES
WILLIAMS, ORE.
DEALER IN
Breeder and Importer of
Staple &. Fancy Groceries
G#» s
ENS »ND BEE
liAMAN QU
Witte for Prices
Hardware, Tinware, Tableware
FIRST NATIONA
BhU Every a»ti<?le sold warranted as represented.
in exchange
Farm Produce t
— OF —
SOUTHERN OREGON
Capital
Crescent Wheel
$50, Où
Stock,
Receive «1 ¿posits subject to . heck or
eartificate payable on demand.
Nos. 11 & 1?,
ht «1 *xfts on New York, San I
Bor land.
$35
Telegraphic trarwf*rs sold on all points
th* United States.
Collections made throughout Souih»-
Oregon, and on all aucrwubl? (»ointa.
J. D. EKY, President.
J. T.TUFFS, Vice Preaident.
R. A. B ooth . Caahiet.
A large and complete assortment
of Bicycle Sundries in s'oek
VAN EXXT
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tepairin; a Specialty
Carbon Photo
Stud io Opp. Court Ilotti”
Wa Hake
Have a regularly equipped Hicx
cle repair Shop. Pa ts supplied
Ihe Cheapest
Place for
All Work
Finished in iron
Specialty
$00
r. A. HÜUU - BICYCLE STORE
Sundries
Special Attention given io Colluctions ?•
general business of our customerH.
G. PII EBY
John W iKar «( Jacksonville, «h >
uniatiui- the paat winter at Skag
uav and lhea, returned aoma wreaa ago
and la now running on the S I* line a
br.<k«-iaan.
Mr Dyar any« (hat he ba.
, had all (ha Alaaka country that he wants,
too much ovrre.iiiualaii by far in h is ra
i timslion.
3 to 6 Days,
Regardless of
the Weather.
Iron and Steel Implements
Phoenix Bicycles
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“STAND THE RACKET
A Leader for Ten Years
among High Grade Wheels
Our Phoenix One Crank made a record i<>r itwdf la-t eeaaon—not on»*
broken ctank in Oregon, W:i«hingfnn nr Idflhn nut of the hnndr»d« o’
wheels «old in the«? three »late« in 1 mp 7.
The result is that other« are counter eiting thin < rank, but thia <!*•■ •
not delude wise buyers who have air* *dy purcha>ed litindr« I- of the Is
Phoenix Bicycle*. So tar we hare b**en unable to get them fast enough to
supply our agents
But onr aeuond car m on the road.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE BICYCLES
M. E. McGrew
ñoneei Truck and Deliiery
<4tAST» FAR*
OREGOM
Send 10 c.
for a
Sample
Copy
Overland
Monthly
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EWei by ROCMSEVELLE WILDMAX
Ar* built fur service and to «upplv the d * nano for an honest, durable
wheel at a moderate price.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO.
Writs for Our Bicycle Cstslogue.
PORTLAND. OREGON
EETING WITH DESTINY
Na man can tell when it will
eume along Often it «tart»
up before «• 1« aneapected
time« and p!a»ea. Even an
afternoon «trnJI with a friend and a chant«
introduction n-«ay shape all the c /ur«e <4
one’« after life To be alwaya at your beat
«nd not aabatned of your deat uy yon mu«l
drena like a iron gentleman. Thu au
ba done by ordering your Ba?a aW 0*wtwaM of
M. BORN & GO.,
Ths Great Cbiyags Merchsat TaMara
Who are unrivalled Vf a al ere of
Like BOother magazine on eorth Fiiled
toi»verflowing with g'.orKwe pic-
t»-e« c* the Golden Waal
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¡Toiler
* Y<
ôvnriana Monthly Uubliihtnj Co.
the Tailoring
Art.
1O0 XBW Patter«« Fine* Material Perfect
PM Sew atm fe Latrat Mytaa
Work-
■iisvhtp. Tfenfly Pre-m
A Cheery Oueraatee Wita AIL
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CD THIN i. Fl KXiBHINO GOODS. HATH, CAF8. BOOl i
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No. 25.
sat
2 per cent grade, I* paved with 8^-tn. The blocks to which are fastened the
The Columbia Placer .Mine re situated Mock« and ha* to bw repaved every six boxes ol the forward pulley are adjust­
on the Tom East Fork of Grave creek in to eight week*. Whatever surplus waler able to admit of tightening the belt
To light the works at night Mr. Hamp
loaephine cxinty, about 20 miles from there may tw is brought in the flume
Onion flet» at Bartlett’«
Grant's Paas, in Southern Oregon. The entering at the right of the elevator and ton has installed owe of the General
Baths at McGregor Bros
property includes 1,210 acres of patented helps to carry the material to the dump. Electric Company's 4lj kilowatt dyna­
land, of which something over 30.) acres This outlet flurne never choke* up. mos, actuated by a 15-in. Pelton wheel,
bhoes repaired at Hackett’*
It now
are
covered by deposits of auriferous When, a* the result ol a temporaly dam­ generating 10 horse power.
Gold-duat cashed at Cramer Bro*
Senator 8. II llolt ol Jackson county
gravel, the balance having been secured ming up of material in the race«, there operates three 1,200 candle power arc
Carbon papier at the Cut mi km otfi«*
was on tbs train Saturday morning,fling
for timber and rights of way
Most of come* an excessive flow of water, sufa lights and 17 incandescent lights of 32
EAGLE BICYCLES AT CRAMER BROS home from Salem, where he had been
the water used re brought from Grave merging the tuouth of the elevator, it ia candle power each
to see Secretary Kincaid about filing the
Waldo Green went to Portland last
Sketch er llev. M A. Wllhaui.
creek tn two ditches; the upper one 4 by j liable to be drowned and a choke down
nominations o( the middle ol the-road
Friday to remain awhile.
7 by 3 ft. 16 miles long, with a grade of occur*. Waler ia then shut off from the
[ contincbo raox labt wmb ]
populists. After a long conference ol
If you want your hair t ut to ««lit you,
9 6 ft. to the mil«, carrying 3.00 > inches elevator pipe, turned inle the hydraulic
about three hour» with the secretary,
March 19, 1853, he tailed from New
lift,
and
the
accumulation
ia
quickly
trv MvGiegor Broa Sixth St.
of water; the lower,4*4 miles long, same
the committee came to the cinclueion
York on the ahlp John Mtrahall, his
section,grade 12.8 fL,carrying 3.5fh> inch­ pumped out. These stoppage* are not
¡fllL C. Brownell, after a week in the
that thev c >uld do nothing with him
of frequent occurenee and generally delay pziaa»« costing him »150, and he was
Kerbv community, is again in the city. hence the mandamus proceeding»
es.
The
supply
ia
from
a
dam
at
the
He '
four month» in making the long tedious
Here the waste weir operation* about 25 iniautea. The head
M isb Sara S<ovill, who ia teaching at lore these papers were i*»i’e<l, however, head of thia ditch
st tlie elevator noxxle i* (minus a alight voyage around tbe Horn, landing at »’al-
Jump off*Joe, was visiting her parent« the secretary fl led the papere, but »aid in re80 ft. loug across th« stream and re 25
paraiso August 17, 1853.
lie at ence
ft. high. There re now under construc­ diminution for friction) 370 ft. From
Saturday.
aubsianee that he wotsM r.ol place the
aougbt board in a Spanish family, that
careful
atudy
of
thia
elevator
Mr.
Hamp
tion an extension of this lower ditch, tbe
Up to-dale photographs only at the name» on the ballots. Mr llolt inlornted 1
be might the sooner get command of the
same size, grade 6 4 ft., to carry 2.500 ton conclude* that an additional head of
Carbon Studio, opp court house, Granta ns that he would know today whether '
He usually attended the
100 ft. or a 7-in. noxale would make language.
inches.
This
extension
will
lie
13
miles
*aaa
the court would compell him to do this
church of which Dr. Trumbull was so
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huke-down
iinp«»*aibl*.
■ n length, carrying the water on to tbe
The senator is confident.
Frank Johuumi is now in the city, af
In order to aucceeefuBy withstand the long pastor. October 3, 1853, he ooened
J C. laiwis Placer at Leland, This daiu
an academy with 30 scholars.
He con­
ler a stay of some time over at the Oak
It is a great leap from the old fash (
embrace» over 1,700 acres, of wtiieh 600 impact of such heavy maaaes of rock a
ioneii doses ot blue-mass and nauseous
tinued this work in the academy through
Fiat ixine
very
substantial
deflector
is
required
phvsics.to the pleasant little |.ilI k known icrea are covered with auriferous gravel.
three school years, teaching a Bible class
New line of 2 plv posted wedding card as lleWitt’s l.ttlle Early Kisers
They Some
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rich ground oil thia latter property over the outlet of the elevator, where for
M' s k for calling cards, lor t*aie at the cure const i pal ion sick headache and i is now being piped with two No. 3giants, 35 ft. the flume is 7 ft. high and the Aral also on the Sabbath, and preaching in
hillioiisuess—W. F Kremer.
Cot kier «'thee
14 ft. covered. After a number of exper­ the Spanish tongue a part of tbe ‘¡«we.
15 inch nozzle", working under 90 It
In 1850 Im relinquished this mission.
Mis»* Rose \\ ilflon came from Gold
Felwlrr Ke nt »need.
head, receiving water brought from iment»* Mr Hampton deviled the form
tie is nowuaiugand which h* finds sat­ Sailing from Valparaiso for San Francis­
iiiii Friday to lemam in («rants 1’ h * s
Wolfe
creek
in
a
34-inch
invarteil
syphon
At 2:15 o*cluck Thursday J mire
co July 31, reaching his destination Sep­
lor iwo wet ks or a month
Upon the completion of isfactory. The entire deflector ia S ft.
Hale pronounced the Menienee of dea'h 2.0 >0 ft. long
I«mg, made in sections, each 2 ft
m tember 13. Resting here a few days, he
Mrs. Lou Scott, with her two children I I upon Charle« Fiester, the wife murder* the new ditch from Grave creek, which
length. The axis of the two forward continual hie joernev on the earns ves­
and M ibb Clara Wertz, returned from er
Before the time came tor sentence will give an effective head upon this low­
sections
is borisontal, that of the two sel to Puget Sound. His descriptions ol
the judge a*ke«l R. (» Smith if he had er property ef from 300 to 600 ft , the two
Portland Saturdav morning.
Taey these voyages and of hie visits at differ­
placers are to be merged into one com roar set'tioH* an arc of a circle
anything
to
say
in
behalf
oí
ihe
cun
­
It in being hinted that a certain party
are made of white iron, each section ent places with the pioneer ministers,
bination,
to
be
known
probably
as
the
Smith arose and naid
wi**l ere long put up a new bri< k block in de timed man
weighing approximately 1,30) lbs. They to whom he frequently preached, is
that hr had an affidavit that he would Columbia Consolidated. Tneir water
the citv. Let the good work go on.
tensly interesting.
a«k tlie clerk to tile, after which the • ill also then control about 2,0J) acres are brought into the flume at the lower
From the Sound he traveled across
Can you guess how many people in
•nd
oa
a
truck
and
raised
to
place
by
a
of
auriferous
gravel
in
Grave
<
reek
val
judge ankeil Fi «ter if tie had any thing
country to Portland, arriving there
town will be riding PLornix bicycles be-
chain
block
suspended
from
the
gallows-
to say why semem e should not tie pro ley. much of which is known to be quite
cember 27, 1850. Afier a visit ’here, lie
foic June 1st?
Although in thia section it is nev irame erected for that pur|K>se over the
noiinced. Fiester l(X)ked piteously at rich
went bv steamer to San Francisco.
For unstipalioii take Karl’s I over
head
of
the
flume.
Kadi
section
is
his attorney; Smith shook tiis head and er sufficiently cold for ice to close di c i-s
During the year 1857 he did the work
Root lea, the great Blood Purifier.
placed
upon
four
hanger«,
that
hook
at
Fie.Hter said, “no” The judge «aid, sol­ or to stop hydraulic mining for 24 eu •,
ol a traveling missionary, coming into
Cures U» ada«*be, Nervuti^nens, Eruptions
emnly and «lowly, “1 am required to per­ th« normal flow of Grave creek fun a s th* top over the edge of a plank 2xlfi in., be Rogue River valley October 31. The
en the face, and makes the head clear as
form a painful but iuq»ortant duty. You only 6 to 8 months of piping season , nut which is bolted to 4x4 in. upright*, and next day, November 1, he preached hi.
a bell. Sold by W F Krviner
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everything securely fastened to the sides
have been tried and convicted by a jury some excellent sites are to lie ulilizi d tn
Each section is secured first sermon in the valley in a little
i M LHark, ot Wataonville, Cal., but oí your peers of ttie crime of murder in form storage reservoirs covering over 2000 "f th* flume
I* rnicrl) oi Ashland, wa« vieiting friends
Th»* »ebool house five miles southeast of Ash­
I
acres,
wh*n
the
company
will
hav*
10.000
|
^°
*hu
planking
by four bolts,
the first degree, an appeal whm taken to
h > my >.i*urdav night ami Sunday the supreme c »iirl ; the verdict found by inches of water for continuous piping I s?vti«»UB arc clamped together length land, to some 35 or 40 persons. This was
the beginning of hi» 40 years miuistrv in
iciurning io A-tiland ihi« morning,
The equipment of both properties wa? , I wise bv a strap-rod bent around the real
thrjurv ha? been siBt.lined bv the su­
8o'ithern Oregon, during which time he
Mi*« Mabel Cutin, of Ashland, al’er preme court; there in now nothing left planned and directed by Mr. W. H •«?« tion. and having a heavy lug on earl*
organized five chu'che. in Jackson conn-
md
ilist
catches
the
front
sec
tion.
On
visiting her bister Mr
L. L Vol MW, of but t » earn- out t lie mandate of the court. Hampton BU|»erintendcnt and part own
’v, and laid the foundation for the Beth-
tnirt citv, returned to Aslilaibl Mondas Thifl I do with feelings uf sorrow and re­ er of the ('olmnbia, an exoenenc*«! min ?a«-h aide of this strap are turn buckle»
«nv church, at Granta Pass.
November
,
for
tightening
Across
the
top
of
th»
i orning.
gret. He then pronounced the death ing engineer. He is at present working
22. 18'17. he organized the first Presby
I
flume
strove
?a**ti
joint
between
the
*?c
Mr« \hce M. Brown, of Miniiuapol:«, Hcntence. fixing F riday, Jund 10. for the off his lowest ground, about .M) acres of
tken
lions is pla« ed a cap, through the end* •erian church of Jackson county, at
din ., cun* Monday morning to vi*>ii, • lav of execution. When the jm
which he has deemed it. econemy to
of
which a 34-mch rod phh - c « down and la •ksonville. with eight members, two
periiHpHall HUintiier, ber fathera family. *■ Mav God have mercy on yoi
elevate in order to get proper fall for
He
through a er«»*e pi?«* tsmeath th«* flume ■ if whom were elected ruling elders
I B. Eberle
Mr«. Brow n lornierh poor old Fl» Her broke down a
his races and suitable dump for his tail
'hen returned to California, where he
where
it
is
made
secure
b\
a
nut.
Aero«»
like a child, tn an instant Sn
I*'?<l in thifl city.
ings. Hare the alluvial deposit aver
( he top of tlie deflector are placed tw«» was married to Mias Amelia .lacks, of
o hi - «id? and said word« of >
agtw about 15 ft. hi depth, from 15 to 30
A torpid liver r*»'»«
inch plsrik«. strove these iron rails, hivi Sapa. ('»I , July 14. 1858, after which he
|h >ii
The rlieriff 'hen condiii
■ <1 itiina your ln*alih
th? per ce» I being a heavy ua?h, th
•n tup of Hie rails ar? piled many tonw <»« eitimed to Oregon, and entered upon
E <rh Riser»« rleana? i
1 mi'ortiina*»' old man liu k t«» jail
bowlders running from half a cubic fon
«tipation an I all h :
iock.
The two straiglit and th? tw<» ■he crowning and closing work of his
io 20 cubic feet in size
A careful stud
t>iiulvM—W I K»viii«-r.
Mine Owner«.
■ ii ved sections are each alike, ami can life. In those early davs, tbe school
i >>f all the conditions determined M
A M. iVeriz, i ter -p. nding i | p p
t»? interchanged, or Iiirued end for end. house wa» his church, and the saddle
To nil mine owner« *»i .Lwephili*
Hampton to move a'l thia material ex
His custom was
w*ck out in th»* *«w?d«t liaflin c »i -;r
s » that each section in iv do dutv i four was hie conveyance
c ‘tin’ \ : Pica*? bring or Fend to ihe
dusivel) by waler, leaving his bed rock
aen o Herb Friday evening to do a hi
• I* wrcflt railway «talion at >nce a 20
•lifl'ercnt positions
Flach section is 5 logo to the neighborhood of bis appoint­
clear as h* progressed. To accomplish
work for tl«e h P I) Jc L. Co
in. thick at the top. and thins out to one ment on Saturday that lie might visit
P‘»ii”d hhiii |»I h of vour ore, sending a de­
this with the ininiiuuiu ex pend it ur? oi
a* the bottom of tlie sides
Thu demgn in the humble homes of the peoDle who
scription
lh>*r?of
Io
the
at
Grant«
Pa««.
Gold«*n Eagle Bicycle* are holiest
labor and |»owdcr he baa deviaed an
were always glail to welcome him
He
wheel« at reaxonable price«
Write lor A full deacription of your property will elevator of large capacity, con«truct*d un 1« that they stiall wear to an approxitu
never allowed an op|>ortunity for religious
catalogue. Mnchell Lewi« & >laver Co accompany the ore to th? Omaha ex- lines «omewhai diflrrrnt from anv hith­ a'e thicknets of on* inch throughout
Die heaviest wear comes on tlie in«id? conversation to pass Whenever he vis­
iM)<*ition
C E B mi > wn ,
i'urtland. ()r.
erto built
The mean elevation to t»r
■4?«'tionM,
the straiglit one getting th? ited he nsn tlly spent a part of the even-
S|a*cial
agent
for
Josephine
county
B. A. Ben «on, having void out
overcome is 30 it
The elevator is act
m<»st. By occasionally rearranging them ng singing with the family sacred
bla< k*niith «hop in Ihie city. ?xfa*cli
at an tugl? of 00 9 with th* horixon.
The Convention
-o as to equalii tli • wear. Mr Hampton livrwns and al wavs conducted family wor-
leave Boon lor the north, ¡»ertiapM
in. steel plate and
L h 'I Ngturdiv idglil the citiign* 01 It is constructed of
eNiimHies ih*t a «et will last for a yeai •hip. Thus lie was continually preaching
may go into Idaho to ««ek a location.
Grant« P mmh met in th? opera hou«e Hiid nnlined. Al th? lower end it is a cylin­ •f continuous u-e
To a distance of the gos|»l in the homes of saint and
Bixteen feet
f IE CuURIER THREE MONTHS 25c were urtlled to order by M.y.r J W. der 31 in. hi diameter
five
f?el
uevond
the
deflector »inner. When we consider the scholarly
(Tarvnce Black, formerly foreman « n lluwiird. <> > motion Mr. Howard WIN vertically up from th? fadtotr. thia cros* and for a d»*pth of two feel below it on ’■.hits of Father William» and his me-
hifel'cal .u.'li x|< and than think of his
■ Observer, and who ha« b»‘?n a1 w*»rk elected chairman and <»?«•
'
Hurt »nd rution is increa»*d 12 in. on the undvi t-iihur side, tli? flume is pro ecled bv 34
mg ri les on horseback thro gh rain
Porilaad for soiiii* month»*, renin ed ; L P Juda<»n fleurvtHricH < >1» 111* 'ti"U i lie side, making a total depth of 43 hi , to in str?l platca
luil mu I, co I and heal, to the pioneer
(»raids Pans Saturday io remain tw*» I ebrtir H|i|M»infed Jndgi* Chil« «*. .lames admit ot an auxili.tn S^-in. nozzle, the
All ttie gold saved is found in t he r u- -s
three week«.
rlolinaii and
8. Price a coin miller on •treaiii from which acts a? a brl|»rr and win. it are cleaned up only at th? end •»< •i uaea of his people, with whom
L L. Jewell and T «‘ounteracts the already very materiMi • lie piping season
Prof W J. i ameron went to Porilan < order uf buaineBfl
I'lis gold foun t in »hared inmv i iconvenreneee and in
nidst of whose families he studied
-.
<
undv
were
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HppoiiitFfi
counting tell- retardation in th«* aixeiiding current dn* t Ii? oni lei fl line is « ol suflic ent to pa
rid <v evening to vi-it h'** woe who I* in
-ernions
We are amazed at lire
Jenntng« i W.C. Pe kins io wravlly. friction and atuionpLeric hi lor tlie latror of changing (lie block?
t i«> lio*pi'al al that place
dr l'amer* '• th and L 1. Jenning-
fluence
This nozzle is protect*«! again?
» » infor ii «* us tlirtt Mr« Gamer >11 i« and W B. Taylor, voting teberH. I lie
t he material so far worked uu tins prop Hence, fortit ide and persistence. When
• '•»min ittee t«n order ot buflineafl reported, ii jury from rocks by a cylindrical collar erty lias yielded an average of 22 cent* we remember also his genial nature, hie
(Kline beiter.
which whm adopted and the convention surrounding and projecting bevond il a cuoic yard. The present cost of work love of Christian ass feist ion, Ills son-
lense Cheshire w n’ to
proceeded tn noniina.e a ticket. Two The initial impnfa* is derived from a 6 in mg is about 4 cents a yard, which it i*» »liinv, openhearled wav of receiving hie
dav to j *tn > leoru? Hall,
men were nominated fur each othue m nozzle Ifi in below the mouth of th* tioped, will be reduced next season to 3 ■ni'iieterial and other friends at hit
there working for the Chi
order that the people might take their elevator, so placed that its stream shah cents. The gold runs from very fine up home
And then call to mind his long,
Co. I'll * two b*»ys will W«1
choice at the election. 1 Tie following be accurately centered in th* cylindrical ■o nuggets ol several ounce*, tlie larg«*si continued exile from Presbytery and Sy­
tion in the busiuea* from now on
pipe. There is no c
ticket wan placed tn 'he field:
-*> far found weighing $B3
The gold is nod Seldom being perm it'ed to meet a
Mr« Fanny Ellis pa««e«l north la*>t
Mayor. .1 W. Ilowar i and W. T. throat as in most elevator«.
• pm* uniformly distrilMiird over the *n- brother minister, we can but admire the
D'lirpdav to I >allas, w tier? I lie remain* of Coburn.
The water m*?«i in elevating la abuui
:r* are* work*«!. All the ground i>a» heroic self »aerifies» of the grsu<| old
her husband will t»e fairied. Mrs F'lba
(/ouncilmca, long *erm : II L, Truax, twice that w??d in piping Two tied been *uffi< irn’.ly prospected to show that man
will r< turn I*» this city tn aixnit tw«»
W. B Taylor, L L. tenBinge, F F?t«« h ruck races, joining al the lower end«*. ilie past production will probably 1»?
If Father Williams buried bimseif in
week«
Symnathixing fiiend« met Mr-.
each 3‘9 by 2 ft. in the clear, lead on a
Tom Kndth and F L t'oron
maintained and in many places very Southern Oregon, Ilia burial war a seed
Elli" at the *lejM»t tn offer cnnflolation in
4 per cent grade to the elevator. Thu»
Couucilincn, abort term; ■I ti. «
materially increased, In the deaign uf ii'amlng from which a gieat and blessed
her trying mom» nt«.
ar? paved along the center with three 6b
Bam», Frr«i Guyer. M Mot! and W
Being dead, be vet
his presNure box for the elevator pipe harvest ba» sprung
Mew*. Chilaa. Pike. St. Louis and flankin*.
lb »ails in 24 ft. lengths and along each
dr.
Hampton
has embodied flome sneaks. Ill» works follow him with in­
othemon Front street built across wa!k
corner with a pole afamt A in in diarn?
Recorder: J. A. Jennings and VV K
new
featwre*
A
branch flume creasing friiitfiillness, <nd thus his mem­
over »he fences ol th? S P Companv’s
• er, 12 ft long, all being spiked to < roe?
Met »regor
¡conveys
from
lower
ditch ory will remain with iis until Jesus comes
the
lawn between the round house ami
sleepers. Tbe sides ar? lined with 2 in
Marflhal: lM’’e Keenan and F W
lirough a 1 in grizzly aereen «officient again.
Front str -et to arcrmimoda’e fho«e wish*
pianas having poles along tlie uppet
He wa» a g<> 11 man. a true Christian,
II uggert h.
water to supply the elevator |»i|>«, drop
pig t<» rros« that wav
I edges, all carefully secured in place by
Htreet commiflflioner
It
r
Pinoti
ping it into th* prehsur* fan In order io a strong preacher of the Word, and noth-
Mn*s Mary Bnr left last Thar«da\ for and J. P. (iaieener.
uprights
Two No. ({giants, with 8|* in
prevent th? air which becomes entangle-l [ mg hut the A’ord, and a faithful, univer­
nozsels, ar»* u«*d
All boulder« of ex
F«e?born, Minnesota, her ol«i home.
Having
Treasurer: (Joi. Joht
auto .he water in its discharge t<» that sally loved, and trnated pastor
h»*gon’e I»?antifuI (‘Innate and aftrst five
cessivu sizcare broken with No. 2 Her*
Attorney; J> W Wi
b x irotn Adding its way to tb? pipe, th? ever beeu"fouad in the way of righteous-
v «Ung men ar? no inducements to M im
Ih? pftncipal fight
w h«»ia* • ul?« powder to a minimum thickness pre?euie-lx»x I ihb two partitions with nes,’’ being "full of years," he w«<
<ic? to remain •♦» th? Pass. We join
■tinnid run for marnhal
bal’of i of 30 in.
apenlng* for th? waler to pass through, l«a. efiilly"gathered to his people,"' io I's
»i’h her friend»« in wishing her a safe
The upp'f dit* b will b« used later In
»I tiffing did n<»t l»egin
until
and
arranged as to «tart current» people, " A< a stock of corn corneth In
j uh m v hon.ewaid.
work the higlinr ground on Tom Ea t
thin point wa* reacht
wpih
ol air bubble« towards the »»urfaue, so its season," and he was gently laid to
Thirtv-five years make a generation mor? vote« poll*d by c
i* than I Cicek , but at present its head, whi« h thoroughly free ug the water from air re«t by five ot Ins co Preebytera, in the
t»wt i« how l*»ng Adolpli Finlier,of/«»»?••
oppoaitu the ulevator is about 70) ft
fhc»r* Were V«»trr« in
Men
t«e ore it enters th* pi|»e at th? outlet cor- Jacksonville cemetery, is the presence
i'le, <) , suffered from pile*
IL wh -
greater than that of the lower ditch, fa
n*r iliac no trouble ha? ever t>een ex per of many sorrowing friends.
iirwl bv using ihr»*»* mixes of |*eWtii'i* voted who had no right to vote. There
F <1 SraaMOK.
wmm reflating done by the wholesale i not utilized but the water of the nppet mured Irom air in th? pipe, abhough it
Vhch Hate! Salve—W F. Krein?».
( ditch is spilled into the lower at a puioi
has no air valve?
These partitions also
Tire fainoua
Spmi ti" of Abra­
Mr C. E
Brown, the Bisepon*- 1 n»r»«e «nd four balk, h would be rolled
about three quarters ol a mile above
•?r\e tlie |>ur|M»se of Hi? ordinary sand­ ham Lincoln, which wit» publiahed
• »tint) repres-n'ativ-« of the Oman « ex­ up together and pot up for K-* nan,
iLe pressure box. Of course only «ul
•
bowing
that
ami-hi
Hiifl
iiHn'i
friend»*
box and arrest most of the h?avv mater
MH'Inre’« Maitazine a few yewra
position for collecting <»ree ami in' »ma
ficienl waler is admiitsd to the tw*.|
tion r**gar'ling the •SM.e, re|»orffl that lie w<*re determined to gm him in al a l i ditches to fill the lower on« at tin?! rial which finds its way through Ih? haa now hern aildril to l’rofr»“or Uliaa
•crern into the pressure box.
ta« on hand already a fine collect ion o hazard«. It i* v«ry well that tie 1« on
I'rrry’a volame ilrvotrd to Lincoln
I point.
Whatever water th* elevator PH» ill« "Liltlw M«,trrpirce«" rerie.
I
*»T * 1 »d 45 r< tnplefe re|or » n rarkm* the ticket, but when it coin«* to the ie»t
Ihe
pipe
leading
from
th?
pressor»*
■ loe? not require is conducted from the M ihr Ural tinir that thia feniooa »pwrcil
mi<i?f an I fri» fleet» ami ím adding tn a> the poll* ih**rr will be no opp »rtunity
fur nt!• iftng Tire f?**»pl* will have M I »w»x to the elevator is I.2UU I ret long, I
pr?«?ur?djoi through another branch hwa Iwrn available outside of the back
both daily.
i? 3fi iri. s<|iirtr? a' the inlet, tapering I«
chan«*? Ic «av a nal lhev want
flume bark to tb? main ditch, which niim'a-ni oi M-Ulnre« Magazine
Pro-
Mr T C Bloomer,
the first Ifi leei. to a cylinder 2H in in
Continues on for another I0J0 feet to an fe.-or I'e.ry haa had remarkable auccaa«
office of L <’. <’h*-?
iiameier and from that to 15 in in
A Ru
•the' simdir pr»**stir* fan wtrch ?up in editing them "l.ittle Ma-lerpin-ra”;
manufacturers of < haaa Tough Tread
[•I »fiir’cf i< t ' h d l?tr i hill I ng gates
Fro iHlI i»li?* 'Ii? pqie i • ihe gi tilt? with a li> a*< the Liniviln volume, jn.i ready, and the
tires, is at *he Joseptii'ie
Mr Binnin»*r
U t
on.
line |too»t t ?r* i» a (fanhle pip«-. • *n I. »1 .10)) e?t
This »»ii * h fl i ii ■
» tl le volume devoted to the lieal wniinga ol
ha« oppointed Comer r»ro«. a- ea«'ln«ivr < T imumm ' W a -
' n in diamemr I a«lmg •<» the ?l vat*
first pr -«?nr? • -»x ha- a i » i mna ic z»'e Kei jannn Fra -felin are iiiodel- ol in.pir-
agents for J »**?ptnn? rwinty lor th» sa.e h<»ra? «<•••»<■
i and «»n? 11 in. to th« hvlranlir Ii
hing»-d <• »Ii* lop, »nd **» » '»vi e I »a
inw rradini» for voiinw men who are ear-
of these res, whi* h are acknowledged Hi? round n«»i
w I,icli is u? *1 to pump out Ih* w « ter
any ba* k pr?-**ir? t »»>» t i». i» i » in rh nr-l in tli- ir ri deav.ir to make a anccM.
by all to be far «uperi a t» auv now or» fr ghlchr-l
• a*?«»» s «‘«»ok?- I > wii <ed for dramaz
insta • l> c »a • r
of III«
the market, being, you might ov, a I**? M hew ili«- h»»
a »»• n -hr rirva nr is not in *»l»?ra i* i
Io ii*
« I» *h»«
lately punctura-proof, and yet light and n?r i lie ti«i//•
Oi.cov. r d by a Woman.
I his hi dr a »die lift, situated on the I*
mav '1
1 h” n»l* fl.iu.r M
resilient
(’hrtlteewilg »I
y not her
i sn«! |n» all?i wi«h th** eh»va’«i i»rt L id Ha
o
H'l'Dg t»| n
r ■ *t
I I»?
Last Wednesday aTe>ut 1S«»*rlock, a fir? hadh. fan »
. and
n
w »• u a 12 m. m «k* y In • lev »•
5
II
I
' O«lll n
Mr.
broke out in the si I? walk m»t fa*’ from btlggi UM-
ti
di«a*h.«r
e.
Wil
r
t
t||MHl
hl i
I, alite
«•nt r»»’
the Home b«kery, fait wtiai « aue«*d tb» ( Tia»i*«e i- ir
h* • evaior wtll tom ile <ny mat»» la by
•*n -«I II •
**?<•»
V
fire w? know not Un’r»« aome passer |»y to I»? around
gall 4 >'•
•• ex s-ive mb « hu ll i he ra» ?g « «B p • e
'
W • H
threw flown a cigar stub from which 11»?
'?»
i . Tne writer in a«ti’tel ro ka m*»t q
I
.1
fir? ttsrted. Nogreat headu ay was mad?
n .Oh .101«» and 27 y 17 hr 15 in
III
t Ili
in
u
by the tire owing t*» th? imme-hal? pr?«
>« • "tun 3i b> 33 ik | , • hk-h had •am* a i I Il *? It
of Dr. V m f’yk? and ( of. R
•»
t
’*d i r uh il, am| was hih>ri«»e«| by puli«-« 1 h <• h
h. wfa» tr»g?thrr with tbw ho»t and
t
ire
re.
» *v
»limp *H inai he had rarefali* • a r at
»•
'»
f
tl
It;
as of lb? Ilwue bakery aerrB*wd«al
•ur?.| « rm k weighing otri NO I He anv ira-
h •
rt ».
4*il »
hy their h?rw*' efforts in extmgnmhmg
that h«d gone ihr»»n<ti *od
fan»! ■
L«r h
M
Lu a
rr»oa wiiloa
turu? *1»Vn
V
a vi i
•i
the flarj.e?« IT* war« ais.sWtt
pt»» ? is to money-back them
.,u.i
A u . ui Shv*bv, X, C?.
3»> in long, «lio»? other <iiin?n«i< n- al- du in i»« it •ii a
ai'
«peo
».»I
»!<
by a yud* who was able to Nn.j |b*
Iw.illr* li.* «I M F. Krrniir'.iptitf
lowed «»I Its passing through the p
having a diagonal g-nd? whi* I» «livella it
l i gula, 'ia* NO,' ami «I ml
«put
The eutl«i Huai? i« 4 hr 3 ft •i'h a •vtr »h* *fa««n hill
•»f ih • fiume
local tiappciu
F ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SiBctkwa in all state ami Federal ('our
:
I fe rattans or S oituimm Oaruufe.
The way tn t -'l •
about
/
Tbe Colwiuhla Placer, Oregon