oi Oregon are astonishing. Ma * e'ef
bonding proposition lor the porpo*« of
week he hears of some nt-w pos«»i 1 1
completing tbe sewer, should be pa«ae i
Pnbliahel Every Thurwlay,
for capii»! to come in
11 «ill take time
by all mean*. It is neceaaary and in
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and become iuterested, but l.at enough
evitable and must go through Th* two
capital mi already here to make bui
propositions are entirely distinct and
F. E. Norton, manager of tbe susten
boom this summer.
Now that Mr
each may b« voted on according to it*
anew bureau at the Victor Junior, was in
KATKs of BiaacaurrioM:
Huruaiun is here work will L
merit*. Tim second question, that ol
Grants Paea Tuesday on a business trip,
One Year, in edvan'-e,
•
•
$12» voting bond* for »DU.OOO for a new water
ou the quartz mill, and tbe
John Custar and Ernest Lindley
Six Months,
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•
•
.
.65
pushed to cutnpleliou. Mr«. P-kum
and light plant to be controlled by th*
Threw Months,
...
Xt
picked up «ome larga nuggets recently, whu has recovered from her recent
city, it many aided »»‘1 should be
Fingle Copies, -
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•
•
.06
oue of $62 50 ami another of $20 value. vere cold will come lo Gold Hi l *e ►-* n
considered impartially. reasonably and
\ •
rates on apt»li< alien
Their claim ir lowlrJ oil a small stream ,
her residence i* • >mpleled —G 1
f« change u(“ad' must I* Landed in before cold bloodedly. No element of personal
in the name district with the famous
Tuesday noon, other wise setting of tbe feeling, prejudice or stubbornnea* should
Hill Sew*.
matter »• 1.1 be • barged for at ihe rule of
Oscar creek.
’ H. C. Perkins returned F'id.y Irviu a
per running inch, »ingle «“olumn. Aiura Im allowed to influence the mind, but it
Kaott« and Martin have recently por- trip up lire Applegate. Am .og Oirer
tion» and addiUomi to copy will I* charged should be considered a* a straight for
or at the rate of 10c per running inch, »in-
ubased two promising quartz ledges un p.aces, be visited
Mteby-Breedea
ward business problem. It ia under-
gla column.
Foots creek from D. Horn, their dis quartz eiiue un Forest creek, which 1«
stood, of course, that ihia proposition is
ALL UP-TO-DATE.
Entered at the pot»t othc« al Granta Pa«s,
coverer.
The
ore
aaeayc
$2h
a
ton.
j described as an immense propositi-» »•
tbe outgrowth of the controversy be
Oregon, a» second-claNB mail matter.
Tbe new owner« will work the ore and There is a large slate dyke about 30 feet
tw*eu the city and the water company,
have begun operations.
wide, in which quartz lies io bunches
which began when tbe purpose of dump
T hursday , M arch 29, 1900.
Wilson and Meredith have beon pip and irregular mores, with a defined
ing the sewer at the end ol Filth street
Pendleton has an ordinance against ex* became apparent
ing steadily at their ruine ou the Illiaois ledge un one side. The whole mass is
pectorating on the sidewalks, which
river, formerly ihe Woodcock property highly mineralized, and while it baa
Then Mr. Moody, attorney for the
A First-Class Article made in America
went into effect oc Tliursday. A penalty
Thia ba» been a very productive mine nut yet been thoroughly subjected to a
water company, came before the council
of $1 is provided for each offense and it
in the past and is so now in a much in* working lest, all appearance» seem
for the American trade.......................
W. E. DEAN. & CO., Propr.
to protest, and while admitting tbe
is said that the officers will enforce the terms of the franchise which give the
crearrti degree, having been recently favorable for the development of a prop
law. A petition lor an ordinance to that
fitted up with a modern and complete erty of immense magnitude.
Ibo
city the right to compel ths water corn
effect is now on file before tbe couacil of
hydraulic equipment.
pany to take the waler for the city '» u*e
owners have sunk on the ledge tu a
Grants Paas
It is signed vary general
above the mouth of any sewer which
H. C. Berry, superintendent for the depth of about 10U feet with increasingly
ly by the ladies, who manifest a strange might be constructed, he considered it
Illinois and Josephine Gravel Mining encouraging prospects. A su»*»H work
en
l*eaf
”
in
Grave
Creek
mining
aversion to wading through iwaiupn and unjust and said that the water companv
Tongue on Crater Lake.
company ami one of tbe proprietors of ing profit w«juld make a properly of tins
district, consideration ................
sloughs of nicotlna and who seein to would never submit to It. Kight here
that mine, returned un Saturday from a size valuable and th» ir tests thus far
Congressman
Tongue,
of
Oregon,
nave:
Frank
I
aj
<
lair
to
Frank
Raymond,
think they hava some claim on tbe pub tbs water company i» subject to severe
AT JEWELL'S OLD STAND
undivided half interest in placer
•The reop!e of Oregon are much three weeks visit to Ran brantisjo. B. F. have given very satisfying returns.
lic consideration. Tbe ordinance is all criticism, for a»«uming an agreement
mine in Althouse mining district,
interested
in having a National Park Gilman, another of the proprietors, is al
J. T. Lay ton has begun uperatioas fur
right and does not necsssarly curtail any with the city and going back on it*
consideration ....
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1010
established at. Crater Lake. That local the mine and has been looking after the season in bis mine on herns gulch
of tLe rights of man. It is not necessary terma after th* city bad made it* plan«, R.E. L Ank to Jos. L Sowell, un
ity i« quite sh wonderful and fully as affair« in his absence.
on the Applegate. Tins is one of a very
divided half interest in “Jumbo
to use the sidewalx as a cuspidor. begun operation* and incurred consider
W. D. Gardner, who recently made a few rarities of its kind in this country,
interesting to s< ientists and tourists an
Elephant” quartz mine in Alt*
The street I b ample and sufficient. able expense in confidence of the validity
hou*«e mining district, consider
Ihe Yellowstone Park or the Yosemite, remarkably rich »trike in the Sucker a summer hydraulic mine, and operates
Nevertheless, it is sxfxcted that the en of that agreement. Moody Hated how
ation
10 It is located in the Cascade Range of « reek district, «pent a few days in town
generally only during the summer
fwreement of the ordinance, if passed, ever, that the company did not want the Jos. L. Howell to R E. I. Ank. un
mountains, al»out 6000 feet above the Igat week. He has run in about 35 feet months wbeu other mines are closed
divided half interest in “Bahy
would keep Daye busier than he has earth, aud proposed to pay half tbe ex
6 large Plates
«ea level. The Crater Lake region is on his vein which is from two to three down for lack of water. He has an Garden Rakes...............
Elephant” quarts min« in Alt-
been for many a day.
pense of extending th« newer below th«
ho are mining district, consider
well situated for a park, but is unfit for inches in width, of decomposed quartz abundance of water lor summer working, | Lamps.............................
Butter I>ish . . .
■ lot
10 any other purpose, as it containa no and light gold, and rich in an almost
ation .............................. ...................
The Transvaal government ha* nest power bowse, some (BOO. The council
and does not care tu risk his ditches by
Sugar Bowl....
Nest
Eggs,
5
for
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IOC
rejected
this
and
went
on
with
the
»ewer
request* for mediation to the United
agricultural lam!« and is far above the incredible degree.
The Judge'» (Jccition.
using them in the winter, as they bead
Looking Glass .
Darning
Needles,
25
for
•
•..14c
limit
of
cereals.
It
is
well
timbered,
Stale* ami to aeveral government* in until successfully enjoined by the com
Judge Hanna rendered his decision
E. E. Moore, white prospecting recent far back iu the mountains where snow,
Garden IIoe< . ..
Furop. Ol court«, mediation ie ini pany. The business men held a meet last week in the famous care of Ferry v* but the timber In of no value for lumber. ly, met with rather a peculiar accident. snowslides
’ ’ • *
and
landslides
would 1 Men's Tap Sole Shoes. ..
pusaible unlea* both parti«* favor it and mg and appointed a committee to confer City of'Grants I’ m *». The decree ws* aim- D m rocks arc all fn*-h lava, and contain He had been testing some rock in a pan work much mischief. This year, c*i
Embroideries
and
Lace,
new
designs
ind
cheap.
Bargain
Table.
England want* no ineJiation, Preaident with a council committee ami the water e<i principally al onlinanc« No. 138, the nothing whatever of value to the miner. with acids or other chemicals ami bad account of the extraordinarily light
McKinley, however, on request ol the company to atraighten thing* out il ordinance providing lor the Me wer,which Crater Lake is conc<-ded to be one of the careleesly thrown out the contents and snowlall iu tbe mountains, he is enabled Bring your Pennies.
Boer government, offered the service» possible *1» we might have »newer * ime was declared void and all the parties greatest scenic wonders in the United «lipped up some water to drink, with the to begin work much earlier than usual.
of the United Stale* a* mediator, which time. Tbi* move was held up by .Mayo forever enjoined from prosecuting or States, if not in the world. There are result that he iinuibed a considerable He employs eight men at tbe mine
offer wa* rejected by England with eooie Coburn, who Irom that day to tbi* lias paying for the sewer work under said no settlers within the limits of the pro quantity of the poisonous chemical« during the working reason and cleans .
indignation.
Soin« of the London successfully strangled every measure ordinance.
The decree states that tbe posed park, which ia easily accessible by He happened to have a little soda with up about $15,006 annually. He uses a
A ma defendants' attorneys withdrew their nad? already constructed. The lake is him, which he took. Reaching home as
paper* declared that It th« offer bad looking toward a compromise
three-inch nozzle with a pressure of 350 |
Election Notice.
come from any other source it would jority of the council ba* been with him reply, substituting a demurrer, that the already regarded as a pleasure resort by soon as possible, he obtained antidoles feet. The ditches have an aggregate
have been considered an unfriendly act. till lately, when a motion was passed in | grounds of complaint were not suffici Oregonians, hut one of the drawbacks to and escaped without serious resulta, length of 26 miles.
To the residents and legai voters of
No other government went *o far a* to council meeting to meet the waler com- , ently staled, and that all tbe parties tourists at present is the la< k of fa- though he felt the effects of the poison
the City of Granta Pam: Notice is here
The property of the Illinois and
do even thia much. In tbe lace ol tbe pany with a proposition. It went no | agreed that if the demurrer were over •ilities for entertainment there.”—New for some time.
by given that a Special Election of the
Josephine Gravel Mining company,
facta, it aeenn unfair to conatantly further however, and the judge s de< la- ruled, the judge should then be em York Trihiinr.
The Victor Junior is being steadily compromising 250 acres on Josephine; said City, will l>e held on Monday the
accuse McKinlev of being a British ion sustaining the injunction waa de powered to render a decision for the
operated with a force of 35 men, with the creek, one of the best placer districts in second day of April 1900 for the purpose
aympatliimr a* many antl-adininiatra- manded bv Attorney Smith who repre plaintiff at any time or place. The
Tip Top Hous* lor Sal* or Rtni
ten stamps dropping constantly night southern Oregon, has been opened in 1 of submitting to a vote of the electors of
tion paper* are doing Tbi* i*campaign sented Hie city. This bond imue of judge overruled the demurrer, and by
and
d»y. Without sinking further, there first class and workmanlike shape and is said city, propositions to issue bonds for
The most sightly and pleasant I oca-
year, and political prejudice will tie »Ml,<00, will come very close to the limit i the terms of the agreement rendered a
tion in Granta Bass. A 7-room, hard IB now enough ore in sight to keep Ihe making a good run. This mine was , the purpose ot constructing and provid
No plana decree
,
worked for all there I* in it. Fairn«** I* provided by the charier
ing a suitable sewer system, electric
for the plaintiff, sustaining the fiiiieb, nearly new, modern mail« bouse. ten stamps at work for the next two
fitted up last summer and fall at consid
a great »ssentisl to correct political have been submitted and Hie vagueness | former decision and perpetually enjoin
light plant an«l water system for said 1
Gn account of change in business, years. The ore is all good, and Borneo! erable expense and a good portion of tbe
ol the proposition is a strong point in j (ng the sewer construction under oi
vision.
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owner wishes to dispose of above des- it is rich in a marvellous degree. Il is worxing season has been spent in open City as is more fully set forth in ordi
(avor of its rejection. The waler com- di
< nance 138
extremely doubtful if there is another ing up the ground for working on a nance No. 147 of said City, a copy of
Much *tutf ie being printed and re
pany secured the present plant at a low
mine on tbe coast which will average large scale. A bedrock race 300 feet which ordinance ia attached to, incor
printed in regard to martial law in Idaho,
figure and can run it at a far lower pet
porated in an«l made a part of this
mure per tun than tbi* one.
ami the "horror*" ol the bullpen prison.
long and 25 feet deep w as cut through
centage on the money invested than a
The latter have been exaggerated to a
Major Connelly, of Springfield, III the rim to provide a sluiceway for the notice, as follows:
Iiach package Colors either
new plant could lie operated. The in
ridiculous degree aud will be until tbe
ORDINANCE NO. 147.
has taen visiting the Copper Stain mine gravel of the immense channel. There 1
Silk, Wool or Cotton
crease ol taxation i* a prominent and
end of the chapter which will be the
in the Mt. Reulien district in which ie a «lump of about 100 feet and a good
Au Ordinance providing for a special
important factor in the question ami
at One Boiling.
presidential election next November.
properly he is interested.
The Copper water supply. The latter is assisted election for the purpose of submitting to
must be considered. On tbe other hand
a
vote
of
the
electors
of
the
City
ot
While some of tlie*e men may hava
Stain is«?ne of the most promising quartz during seasons of shortness by well con -
Front the very beet makers in the
il ie stated that if we do not pass this
(¡rants Pass, propositions to issue bonds |
been treated hardly, a* a rule they have
mines in Southern Oregon and is under Htructed reservoirs. Th« character of
land. I feel positive I can please
measure, that we will be at the mercy of
for .he construction ol ' a
system, I
‘ . sewer
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«x|>erieneed much better treatment than
going very thorough ami eyetematic de tbe gold is of the coarse order, but dues electric light plant and water »latem for
tbe company who may tax us out of
you. Come in and look. I never
continued law breaker* deserve. Not
velopment, with a crew uf Men constant not run to large nuggets. The pieces »aid City,
house and home for water and light,
ask anyone to take what they do not
one tnan would need to be there, il he
range from $4 or $5 down to fine par- , The City of Granta Pass ordains as
ly at work.
and law u* out of uiisleace, citing their
had kept within the known limit* of
want.
One of the handsomest cleanups tide.«. It is smooth, heavy, easily sav» d ' follows :
record to date 1 al*o. that the plant is
right aed justice. The problem of the
¿•.„„¡['TtlX Cd* ul'oranG
which ever came to (¡rants Pans was au.loi excellent quality. Jite ground
If you leave the store without buy
not where il aliould be anyway. It is
controversy ol capital aud labor is not to
(or thp plirp0(M, of submitting to a
brought in iaBt week from the llayee- that baa been worked liu Tillly satisfied
ing you go with the assurance that
also suggested that we can pass this
be solved or decided offhand, but
Jewell mine on Oscar creek. The gold ¡I d - «■xpeitations of the owners. It vote of the electors thereof, propotiUont,
measure and not carry it out, but hold it
your call was appreciated.
either oue that reaorta to lawlessness
ranged from $50 and $60 piece« down lakes some time to get a large hydraulic as follows :
over the company's head as a club.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST!
J- 1
muntin
for carrying its point ir surely subject to
and/nuggets of over 120 value were plant into perfect, smooth an^ fryiAaw
Tbe company declaim any animosity
■
,
,
,
.
i Common Council to borrow money en
punishment. But it is campaign year,
numerous. The value of the cleanup, alic working order, and unieh time 1»(aiU> gnd c,e,llt o[ u,e City olGranta
toward the city, »ay that they are here
and therefore criminal* may poae us
representing a short run, wmb abont lost duiing the first Beason in o|»eiiing pa08 |O the amount of Six Thousand
for business and do not want to be held
demagegue’* martyr* for a lew months
$000. The nuggets are solid, smooth up and other preparatory work. Next. $6000.00) Dollars, for the purpose of
up and declare their readiness to settle
and perhaps somebody may vote for
an«l very heavy, showing very few j year It will be in shape tor constant : constructing ■*1nd ,c0“,Ple.'1"l‘ ,?,.,'t*dr
tlie matter
In our opinion, it I* better
.
.
, * svstem for paid city, and to that enu,-
somebody. Thia end is ample reason,
traces of »¡uartz.
operation throughout the season, and
, and
and fur
for that
that purpore,
purpose, issue
issue negotiable
negotiable
to sacrifice a lew things, even stubborn
according to the creed of the demagogue,
ihe
ground
continues
according
to
reaeon-
| . bonds
bonds of
of said
said City
Citv to
to au
au amount
amount not
not ex-
ex-
(
’
.
L.
Young
and
Chas.
W.
Schoonoven
nea«, that the wheels ol progress may
for attacking auy of our institutions,
of New York, members of the Preston able promise, this mirir will be listed feeding said $6000.60, and bearing inter-
turn, and we think the matter could
even though they may be absolutely
est not exceeding 5 per cent per annum.
Peak Copper company,
arrived in among the largest gold producers oi
have been settled before thia. In regard
| 2. The proposition to authorize the
necessary for the welfare or safety ol tbe
(¡rants Pass Thursday night and stopped southern Oregon
to Hie present measure, the bond issue
Common Council to borrow money on
nation. Every party has a large supply
oyer here a few «lays on their way to
wears a more forbidding appearance to
the faith and credit of the City of Grants
Prefer Oregon Mines.
ol these demagogues and in campaign
Preston Peak. They had a complete
us than does the company. The »litWO
C. Fielding, a successful mining man Pass, (in addition to said sum of $6000;
year they are abroad in all their glory.
Just
received
direct
from
an
Eastern
Factory,
one
of
to
the amount of Sixty-Nine Thousand
assaying and surveying outfit which of Slocan, B. C., is in Portland, with a
imuefor Hie sewer should pas* without
($69.000 00) Kollars, for the purpose of
When people get clear sighted enough to
the most complete lines of Spring Hats, in al! the latest
they were taking to the mine. In all, view of locating in some of the Oregon
argument. A mass meeting of the citi-
constructing and providing a suitable
recognise demagoguery in representa
tney had fully 1000 pounds of para mining districts, if he finds conditions water system and electric light plant for
styles and colors, which were made expressly for me.
sens would 1» a good measure and would
lives ol their own particular party, we
phernalia to take over the trail. Thia favorable, Mr. Fielding is the original said City, and to that end and for that
be of assistance to a better general un
will than b* in a fair way to recovery.
mine is of far greater proportions and discoverer of the Arlington silver mine purpose, issue bonds of said Citv to an
barstanding of the proper case to be pur-
We believe that improvement ie going
importance than is generally realized. near Slocaiy, now known as one of the amount not exceeding said $69,000.00 in
tued. _
addition to said $6,000.00 and bearing
011 and that unreasoning partisanship is
If you want an up-to-date Shirt see my lines. I’ve
A railroad is one among its future richest propertiee in British Columbia. interest not exceeding 5 per cent per
Mining Locations
011 the decree*«. Il can not decrease toe
everything that's new in Starched or Suit Shirts, and at
possibilities, as a survey w ill be made to He says American enterprise has de annum.
Uncle Billy rMea a wheel, and say« it rua«x
bun feel good all over. It iuuk L Even hi»
rapidly, Uood sense i* almoat an essen
(Recorded since March ¡9
«letermine the fea»ibility of the route veloped enormous wealth north of the
Section 2. Said special election shall back wear* a pk-:i«ed expression 1! If yon want
the right price. Come in and look them over. It is no
tlal in any buaineae or enterprise, and
a Bicycle that will MAKK YOUR BACK GLA1»,
be held on the 2nd day of April, 1900.
('has. Alford, quartx claim In Rum
and tbe cost of construction.
49th parallel, within the past ten years,
trouble to show goods.
do as Uncle Hilly did. buy It of tbe agxjtt * fob
not leas soln tbe greatest buaineaeen Gulch mining district
Section 3. The Police Judge is hereby
Prof. W. H. Hampton, of the Colum and that now* British capital is willing
trusted us, that of running a nation like
directed to give ten days notice of said
J. R. Harvey, <|uar(s claim, “Harvey”
bia mine at Placer arrived in town to take the developed properties off the Special Election by posting notices in
ill bix-iuilr mining district.
the United Stales,
Thursday night. He reporta tb«l all hands of the original owners. Americ five public places in tbe City, to each of,
J. C
Taylor and C. L. Johnson,
the larger placer properties on (¡rave ans prefer to live in their own country, I which notices shall be attached a copy
One of the young lady teachers of reservoir site in Gallce mining district.
creek
are »till running in goo«i shape, ami are likely to sell out by the whole of this ordinance.
J.
C.
Taylor
ami
C.
L.
Johnson,
water
Grants Pa«s was engaged lu teach in a
Section 4. The Police -Judge is hereby
l l‘M)O mi he« from left hand fork
but
that
the smaller mines are cleaning sale and return to the United States, on
certain Jackson county district, and was
directed to provide official ballots for
of (ialtce creek.
up
an
account
of
the
increasing
short
an account of the pleasanter climatic said Special Election, which shall be
to have cummeii« rd the school laM Mon
B. F. Bull, water fight of 200 inchea
ness of tbe water supply. The (¡rave conditions, as there ¡8 altogether too substantially in the following form, lo-
day. On Haturday, however, she was from Litlla (’henry creek in Applegate
wil :
creek miners have had a long run this much g<x>d sleighing around Slocan.
not 1 tied by telephone not to coiue. Ex* mining district.
-----------------------------------------------T winter, and the chances are greatly in
Mr. Fielding will visit Southern Ore
planations followed by letter. Incred
< ribed premises, either by rent or «ale. (avor of another good
Real Estate Iramfer».
gon firat, as he has heard from reliable
••Miner, ' Criticised.
ible and astonishing though it may seem,
sources that good ledg *s are being open
We are in receipt of a communication House is wry pleasantly situated in aud summer.
the people ami the ixard ol directers
Recorded id nee March. 19.)
The bedrock tunnel at tbe Van Brunt ed up in Douglas, Jackson and Josephine
over the Hignature of "Aleck Smart” in good neighborhood, supplied with both
were actually afiaid she would “Iran«
O A C. R. R. • o. to A. C. Hough,
criticism of some Hlatruirnts made by city water and electric lights, maters at mine on the Klamath river near Happy counties, and only la> k capital to con
init” the small pox to the ahool. With
of aec 2a, Ip. 40 south, range
tached. (iood barn and large garden.
I-KUPOAITION 1.
Camp ha» been completed and the tluuie vert them into valuable mines. The
blessed assurance, they gravely a«ivam e<i
8 w«sl, consular at ion ..........
I »700 our Leland correspondent “Miner,” in
To authorize tbe Common Council to
has been laid through it. Thia 1« a large climate of Southern Oregon, too, has
Inquire of
regard to “Smart Alecks” in the pros
the idea that she ceuld readily see O. A C. R. R Co. to F H. Mchmidt,
burrow money <>n tbe faith and credit of
\ w 4 . i Hl ,
I BBI
IB t|- 10
property which has been fitted up al a been heard of in the Slocan district, and the City, to the amount of Six Thousand
peeling field uf Grave creek, These
tbe “¡Misitiou** in which they .«err
N. P. D odob ,
Boutb,
rang*
west,
consideration
SOO
he
predicts
an
exodus
of
British
Colum
considerable expense and is now almost
were the word« uf “ Miner." " There have
placed; that “prewntative was liettvr
($6,000.00) Dollars, for the purpose of We will return
rea«ly fur working on a large scale
been some smart Alecks who came here
A bia mineowners into the Rogue River constructing ami completing a -unable
than cure” ami that they ho|»rd alie Hayden R. Truitt to Elmer Zimmer*
man, lota 5, 6 and 7, block 44,
every can of
test run recently made gave very satis- «nd I'mpqua Valievs, as soon as th y sewer svstem for eaid City and to that
prospectors, who
would look at il from a “health stand
Granta Paew, consideration . .
75 calling themselves
end and for that purpose to issue nego
looked around and went up and down
factory results This is in a district have disposed of their propertits in the liable bond« of said Citv to an amount Squirrel Poison
point”. It ia past comprehension that II B Miller to Joseph Moan, Iota 13
which h ts been producing gold in con nort h —Oregonian.
Grave creek, cursed the country and left
people of intelligence will remain In
and 14, block 41, Granta Paas,con
not exceeding said Six Thousand 6.000 satisfaction.
sideration ..........
..................
Dollars, and bearing interest not exceed;
1 for oilier parts. The men who hase
siderable quantity for many jears.
such a «tale of mind; stubbornly re*
Yield of the Goldbug.
ing
5 per cent p»*r annum.
"Fry’s" will kill more squirrels
found good ledges are the men who have
fusinflv fact ami clinging to ernaatioiml Anna Conklin to Arthur Conklin.
A recent trip to the Guidbug mine, on i
II.
D.
Jones,
who
is
tbe
owner
of
a
I o I m I, • •> HD I 7. bi. « k II , H-
stayed with it, and they deceive sue-
lie« as lor th.dr life. This nrig 1»borhood
Mount Reuben, has shown that the For Ronda, for sewer system
and
kill them faster than any
Yer
quartx
ledge
near
Rock
Point,
ma«ie
a
addition to Gran*« Paas, consider
is no< alone i i its criminal fallacy* The
ation. ....................................................
1 ceaa ” Mr. Smart dues not •bj-xt to
M
lent of his ore last week. He hauled a winter’s work ha« greatly increased the For Bonds, for sewer system
poison
on the market.
id**a prv'ails in oilier Jackson countv M E. Cook to Fred Everton, lots 13
Miner's local pstriotivm but w ishea Io
ton to Rogue River Mills at (¡old Hill value of the property. Development is
IK.
-
j legiatei a kick on what he terms Ida
districts that Grants Tata is lull of small-
14 and 15, hhn'k 47, Granta Paaa,
proceeding
by
(our
levels,
the
longest
Price
30c per can at
where it was milled, netting him $45.
consideration ..................................
To authorize the Common Coiim-i* tr
1 recklcaa characterisation of others, lie
pox and that Ihe b*■•turla are sitting
There are numbers of ledges in South being 750 feet, The ore body ia found borrow money on the faith and credit oi
11 an I • W
wlong the c«»rp >f «ti< n line hl •* black T K i iini" i 1 • W
thinks it improbable that all the smait
ern Oregon that will give suck return« in a true fissure vein, Ihe banging wall tbe City of (¡rant« I’a--. ia addition to
Hamlin.
1of >Wl4 of see 23,
birds. This partuular locality has tel
miners stuiq>vd on (irate creek and that
as this, which are undeveloped and in many places being a* smooth a* a the «aid sum of $6o0 > 0» . to the amount
Ip .>> aouth, raiqp* b w»«l, con
rphouic cummu uraiion '
Grant« sideratlull,...................... ....................
piece of slate
Although the vein i* of Sixty-Nine Thon-an I $6'<0d0.00 lk>l-
I 'all others are “smart Aleck«,’’ a pua-
therefore unknown quantities
Fas«. Al«»», llu- mail U > iti*s Air fairlv
: Bible meaning which
only three ieet wi le at ihe first tunnel, lars. fur the purpose of • nstructing and F rom Hi . Op,„„j,,. |,rp„,
F V
J A tunnel is being run at the Moun
providing a suitable water system and
|p>jd. The only rra <n they m u I to
Miner's remark
Mr
it gradually increase« in size until on the
electric I if nt plant for said City, and U
ti’.n Lion mine to lap the ¡edge at a
contieus under 'U h a cloud •>( error n* >•
1 there are lo»ai smart miners who watch
1 lower level there is a >oii<i laxly ot ore that end. and for that purpose to issue
depth ef 120 leet from the surface. The
<au«r they k»vo darkue«« Leiter thau
for and rehnate laperd claims, and that
16 feet wide. Contrary to the usual run negotiable bunds of said City to an
tunnel nas a I real y been dnven a dis
light. Tlwy have heard of uniall pox
that they have an advan uge over tbe
¡of things the value of the ore has in a in ouh 4 not exceeding said $6'3.Ol
tance ef 500 feet and is expected to reach
75o “«marl Aleck" prospector who d< < *> not
epidemics when* |»e »pie ' 6.«* I lihr •!.. . p ’
• creas« J as the lower levels were reached, ad inion to said $6,'KXi 00. and
interest not exceeding 5 per cent per
the vein inei«le of 50 feet further
This j
and they go insane ot Ibo w <1
L i» L
know the country. He <«ays that when
ami $*0 ore is no rare thing. The annum
property is owned by Hailey brothers
merely wasting wards to rribiatethe
prospectors g'» to soine localities, the
quarts 1« white and very hard, showing For Bunds, (or water
ani
and ie well equipped with a (Let clas«
truth of the matter There is n<> -mall
people Iwstir Uttunsrlvea to locate every
plant.
•none cupper »tain and peacock ore.
quartz
m
il.
It
ha«
produced
aconndei-
For
Bwn.la.
pox here now. At no time waa there
for wai- r and
thing within re.ii h ami when the pros
t five-s'amp mill has been running
able amount of gold already and is full
plant
150 pector leaves in disgust they inav call
any danger of “infection" by * . j. , •«,
I Mead:lv for 15 months, «orbing night
of
promise
fur
a
much
larger
future
,
Vole on both prupoeilions
as any 1« saonable |xreon ought t<> know
proposition* am
him a «malt Aleck" instead of doing
1 and day, while three men w«wbinglen
out the line not voted for
production.
without tdlingi The eruption or mange
their assessment work. Mr. Smart
Thill« beyond gueation tbe
1 hours a day are able to keep ure in the
tn<-xt BtFCc-sBful Congh Medi
The Basye Bros, have recently taken bin«. The monthly cleanup ha« been Approved this 21st dav uf March A. I».
uf which a few isolated cases haw
thinks that the mining laws are «adly
cine ever known to »cience: a
UNO.
W. T. C »I MW.
out alrout twenty tons c>l ««re from their P•«» *•» to $10
few d'»se« invariably cur« th«
occurred within the town's lituila is dig
out of repair and that a large |»er cent of
il - averag • vi» I being Attest
M a> or.
worst case« of Cough. Croup
uiiue on MisaouTi Flat which is now over $30 per ten
nified by tbe name of small-pox merely
' »co. P Fl KM AM,
tbe ret'ord»*«! claims are void or framlu
and Brcnchitia, while it« won
The percentage of
derful • ••. ces* in th« cure of
being hauled to the Mountain Lieu
Auditor and Ulerk.
b»'cause the pimples are miniature
lent. He should have added, however,
frt-e-milli g ore runs up to 75 per cent
Coaturnpti* n i« without a par
mill tu be crustwd. Free gold is visible >f Ihe assay value.
counterparts of the siuptiohi of that
allel in • be history of mediciB«.
ths reason of their being m that c« n li-
AH tailing-« are
Sin« it« first diacorery it has
The polling placea for *a d >p»c.*l
in nearly all of the rock, and the imp«>unded, to t«e worked over at sonic
disease. However, all this has been
tion is not the law but non compliance
been «oi l <>n a guarantee, a
Election shall be as follow* :
trst wh h no other med cin«
average in expected to reach $60 per ton. later per.oL
said nnd reai 11 until we are tired. The
with the law
He justly criticises the
can stand.
If yon hav« a
Tbe eleclore of tbe First Ward «I I
The owners f Una mine are making
Luure Cre«k
Cough, we earnestly a«k y*m
people are ainothured in a whirl of lire,
blackmail of g«wn| properties by men
Tn« Go id bug is one of a group of
miiMiderai u»n
to try it. In United state« and
veto at ihe Public School bouse.
prvpiraliotis
fur
opening
tbe
property
Hornetime we hope, they may recover '
■mt
\w
who bold overlapping, w xthieva and
right claim« wbfch are owned by Senator
The elector» of the Srond Ward will
in a systematM.' manner for profitable 8 1‘ Jonrt, S I June« and H M . Gor
•n 'i Klar. 1 is
Is 14-,
-d . SS.M.
M. Md
and
This Uneatable cinditkn of mieinfor-I H O. l obir i lo J H. F.
V|
Mien formerly abanth'iwd kw'ation«
4« - M
dividid ha í iti*, rrtxl
rote
at
tbe
Josephine
Hotel.
working. The shaft will be sunk to a ham. The com|»any is a cloee corpx>c-
tnatiou ha« Iwen en< >uragwd an«i fostered
min« m Grev« < 'rwk
SOLE
PBO.
’
.ltrOOA
ÍU
The electors of the Third Ward will I
Plans
SOLE PPOPOIETORS
depth uf 1(X> feet and innnt-ls will be ation, no ai«K*k bring lor «ale
bv su< h actions aa time» of liowerr
trict, contutor«!«
driven to tap the ledge al at >n«id rcble are.* being made to sink a two cage work vote al the City Hall.
Medford’s proc lain-1 ng mayor.
J, II. Purrman lo II. G.
ing «hall on the mine and alow to de
Tbe electors o< th« Fourth Ward
Jeptb.
«Iivided hall miare«!
velop eom« of lire other claims further,
vote al the Old Hue« Hoose.
The pr< p »arti- n for bonding the city, I Chanca” q »arta asir
l\an lluniaaoa, sou c( Mrs. P. M. IV a« evidence U plenty of g«»>i ore are
LEROY. N.Y.
t'reek initiing districi, <
Polis shall open at nine a’c <xk a
which will come bef<»-e the people neat ;
kum, who was rummourd to P«.«*lisn<i found in several of them. The rlaiwis
i m
atioa ........
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are located Ifi miirs s-ociih <4 (»iendaie. and chare at four e'e lock p m
T
oronto , can ,
Monday la a very nnpui&mt mailer, »nd
last week returned Thursxiay. ID says A fine mountain rx*a«i has bee«* built *0
said
W. lhouiiM'ii I
Matt*» M
J
ci
«10 unitake should Lx made, Tb« $«>UUj
the undev< lv»’* ! reauurcee of this pait the uiiu«.—Oregon 1 aa.
Tbvinatoa, quarti La .in, “Gv J
ROGUE RIVER COURIER,
A. E. VOORHIES,
PBOFMlKTOa.
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Ladies Tailor-Made
SILK WAISTS
SATIN WAISTS,
PERCALE WAISTS
SKIRTS
Warranted not to Chip, Scale
nor Discolor
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Post Office- Building, j
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Hair-Riddle Hardware Co
New York Racket Store.
NEW YORK RACKET STORE.
Putnam.
Fadeless Dyes
Do not Stain
The Hands.
SPUING SHOPS
10c per Package
M. Clemens,
SPRING HATS.
SPRING SHIR IS
CRAWFORDS
E. C. Dixon.
For Sale Bv
T. A. Hood & Co.
Our
Guarantee.
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Cough and P
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MAKES
WEAK WOMEN STRONG
SICK WOMEN WELL
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