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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAr, JUNE 21, 1912. WEEELT ROGCK RIVKR COCRIKR The Best Bib Overall Two Horse A New. Pair FREE If TViy Rip LEVI. STRAUSS A CO. MFRS.. SN FRANCISCO PROCEEDS OS OF THE COIXTY COURT, JUNE, 1912, TERM. Conrt met Wednesday, June 5th, 1912. pursuant to law, there being present Hon. Stephen Jewell, Judge of court; H. S. Woodcock, commts gloner; C. L. Barlow, commissioner; 8. F. Cheshire, clerk, and Will C. Smith, sheriff, whereupon the fol lowing proceedings were had: Report of the county clerk in the matter of the Issuance of scalp boun ties for the month of May, 1912, ex amtned and approved. Petition of L. A. Heath et al for a county road on Louse creek, leading to the Forest queen mine was con- tlnued for further Information. u' "" public easement road In section 8. township 37 south, range 5 west of Willamette meridian, granted. in th milt., ir th luiitin. nip petition 01 t. . uiancnara tor a ters appealed to circuit court, taken under advisement. Petition of the city of Grants Pass for an appropriation of the sum ot $4,000.00 for the Improvements of the city streets, taken under advise ment. In the matter of the payment of bills, the following accounts were audited and allowed and county war rants ordered to Issue In payment thereof: J. J. Brown, work on roads ... $ 75.75 A. T. Cart, same 54.00 Phil Brown, same 92.25 T. A. Pollard, same 56.26 C. H. Hall, same 39.37 "W. A. George, same 49.50 T. E. Foster, Sam 50.62 Tom Vermillion, same 51.75 Tred Rlchenbach, same 9.00 H. H. McClung, same 51.75 A. F. Walther, same 13 i0 J. T. Roberson, same 10.75 W. K. Hlnkle, same 63.75 John Herman, same 56.25 Joe Goode, same 56.25 Jack Eads, same 9.00 Josiah Rhoads, same 4.62 J. K. Hinkle. same 51.75 Jaok Eads. sam. 9.00 Smith Thomas Lbr. Co., lum ber for roads 5.20 J. M. Uriggs, work on roads 41.62 Harry Brlggs. same 49.50 Seth Penny, sum? 29.25 Percy Williams, same 69.75 Jacque Williams, same 90.00 " fv""v " "Mt.il. rurain, game n.u T r iflnrnl.t oamo 9 00 C. English, ct al for a county roadij. C. Spence. same 12 Lrl Tonnlne same '" 30 37 In sections 14, 23, 25 and 26, town- :s . aSferj same 55 12 arl u ,P la'li hln 3R noiith ranea 7 west !'. A i? Yin Marshall Wagner, same 38.37 imp as soutn, range 7 west, 0. Tjvr, same 4.50 T ,T pn,roP ..,, in ij Proposition of D. O. Robertson iRa. Whlte, same 450 R R Foster same 1012 and Jullna Dora to compromise mat- K v tvpof iam 68 75 V t0Ver' &m 1 Karl Karg. same -su:Fred Krauss. same 76.50 Ben McCormiok. same 29.0s Niok slWri 8ame 42.75 Fred Ellis. nm Harry Messinger, same 49.50 Lincoln Ellis, same 43 38 I Frank Diss, same 49.50 Geo. Brock, same 31.50 !(has. Stover, same 42.75 Geo. Faiieigh, same 74.25 jEd Hawkins, same 49.50 Clarence Farleigh, same 13. oO 0!p ,Tacob90n, same 41.62 Wm. Light, same 223. S4 jw c miderbrandt, same.... 153.60 W. C. Fry, same 4S.85 (v. H. Emerson, same 18.00 Gar Weatherwax. same 31.50 c f. Cardwell, same 15.75 Frank Eustad. same 14.6s w ft jordan 9ame 62.75 Chas. Mcuasiin, same " . H. P. Walter, same a2.25 Sam Alderson, same 76.50 H. L. Wilson, same 13.50 Sam Reed, same 24.75 H. L. Reed, same 13.50 Roy Reed, same 6.75 Georse Kincald. same 1.12 O. E. Harner. same 87.50 Ed Hannum. same Joe Russell, same P. McFadden, san-e Jess York, same Wr. H. Parkey. same John Scherz, same Mrs Josie Messenger, same.. 13.50 11 f? l-iJ. b 75 6 5.00 25. 58 4J.83 Bert York, same 7.97 H. S. Wynant. samo 9.00 C. C. Wynant. sime 7.S7 S. J. Tetherow, same 11.25 Etuil Rutlshauser. same 4.50 W. S. McCustlon, same 23 6 J Thos. J. Brlnckerhoff, same.. 1H .05 W. H. Church, same 15.75 Phil Keeline, same 13.50 Emll Sappe, same 9-00 Fred K. Farwell, same 2.25 Fred Croston, same 2.25 H. Bird, same 18.00 O. R. Penny, same 27.00 Tom Dradlng. same 36.00 Joe Ferglson, same 58.50 J. W. McCormlck, same 54.00 Wiley McCormlck. game 51.25 Jag. P. Duncan, same 33.75 W. L. Bufflngton, same 76. 5o Charles Agee. same 90.00 Oliver Ward, same 96.75 Glenn McKy. same 57.75 Wilbur Ward, same 27.00 Nelson Ward, same 74.25 Hank Clifford, same 34. oO J. P. Turiin, same ... 50.75 Ed. Bagley, same 15.75 John Agee, same 4 2.00 S. O. James, same 47.25 J. D. Agee, same 52.50 Wiituu McCormiok, same 47.25 Robert Hannah, same 47.23 Robert Burr, same 66.00 Dan Peterson. s:me 45.00 Edward Sappe. ame 34 00 Otis Burr, sane 5V75 Georg6 Erickson. same 47.23 Delber Van Dorn. same 40.50 Frank Sextci. sare 57.50 O. P. Coufhman. same 43.00 K. Strlcklan. same 38.23 Ed. Perker, same 38.23 .T5 18.00 6.75 45.00 4 50 Henry ininierniau, tame James Bell, tame ... lC. T. Davidson, same . 20.25 4.50 75.00 35.00 J. T. Kennedy, game , 8. 1. Tetherow, game W. R. Yoe, same Edgar Corthell, same , Jeff Pence, same Jasper Laraniare, same.... Ellis Davison, game W. E. Jeffrey, game . 4.50 . 11.25 m r J-' I , Herbert Tetherow, same Chester Boat, same 1012 John Pente. same, 2 .25 n. t ct J iv k'rr aamA as 7K W. Roberts, same. c : ...'! m'a, O. Morrison w. .'.wt tovu, ncaiuv wv.vv W. Oglesby. same 34 88 C, Oglesby, same 6 75 A. Doerner, tame 24 75 B. Ruttencutter. same 4 50 G. Daley, same 18.00 'J.W. Zelgler. same 18.00 Mike Kelly, iiaie. 0. S. Penny, game That. Thlrak, same P. Fay. same John Arvtn, same . T P f.tln earn A 11 Ml J. C. K. MoCann. same ,3.50 John Taylor, same 48.37 Fred Lovelace, same .... 7200 Frank Swacker. same 3.37 G. C. Thompson, game 6.75 J'm "tl:ime Ull H. Downer, same 18 00 Aug. Schallhorn, same 18.00 v ,.m a n.i Frank Armstrong, same 30.75 R. G. Kerr, same....ZZZ." 4L6S Ge0.Cber8',?arae 28' " .. . . S. W. Reynolds, same 9.00 M. A. Emerson, same 2 20 J. D. Woodturg. same 31.50 Jess Lindsay, same 13.60, r.n .,, iiy N. H. Nichols, same W. Manson, same.... 14.63 j. l,. McColm, same.... 4.50 Curless Oilman, same 3.33 p. Nichols, same 4.50 am nunoh. same 86.62 saui uuncn, same .,,. pr..n oan,a ot qi H. H. Gibbs. same 60.75 :5 a ln m 154 T. j. Tycer, same 150.75 L'ar 001 3150 M. C. Purdln. game 5 6.25 I j df Vflson same 450 L, .. .... j . ,i . w l ison, same f.O" . lycer, same ou.ia Alex George, same 9.00 Dlok Sowell, same 2.25 J. F. Reynolds, same 67.37 J' S Bllderback, same 103.50 M E. Reynolds, same 87.7o sol .;ee, same bs.ou Geo. Jones, same 87. io Ben Jones, same 38.25 George Dora, same 31.50 Thurston C'ulp, same 41.62 A. E. Corey, same 34.87 J C. Haven, same 75.37 . Ben Culp. same 19.12 M. A. Wertz, same 114.77 j Harry Mills, same 30.62 , Tom Robertson, same 27.00 I C. H. Mitchell, same 37.7j i W. N. Tolin, same 39.37 C. F. Oestrelch, same 29.25 H. A, Oe3treich, 9amo 18.00 ', Alex Brown, same 7.50 ' S. F. Sims, same 3.75 Wm. Llchtenberger, same 63.25 Wm. Whlttaker, same 57.50 Leo Whlttaker, same 57.50 J. Kenney, same 24.75 E. W. Philips, same 22.50 C. A. Johnson, same 81.00 Chas. Steward, same 40.50 A. L. Bailey, same 36.00 Henry Dassv, same 42.75 I A. C. Erkart, same 4o.00 H. E. Dudley, same 45.00 Wm. Stewart, same 22.50 Chas. A. Phillips, same 15.75 Ben White, same 9.00 ?x George, same 4.50 W D. Hildebrandt, same 27.55 Havden Dean, same "23.62 A E. MeClellan. same 61.30 R M. Chase, same 15.75 Herman Flck, same 13.50 L J. Stewart, same 17.60 W. T. McCallister, same 24.75 P. V. Wheeler, same 89.75 Chas. Springer, same 121.50 Albert Springer. Bame 123.75 I. A. Hallowell. same 6.75 5 ,C. A. Crawford, same 11.25 'Claud Hallowell, same 1.12 j Vernon Muzzall. same 1 Carl Springer, same 4.50 15.75 fi . Sivaee. same 11.25 Nathan Merrltt, same 27. oO R. R.. Morris, game 51.73 Sam Egger. same 45.37 J. L. Egger. same 43.00 A. I. Reynolds, same 33.75 W. Woodburg. same 27.00 C. H. Danien, same 13.50 T. n. Collett, same 11.25 K. E. Cald. same 22.50 Elbert Yarbrnueh. same 11.25 Clarence Hunt, same 11.25 Jim Woodbury, same 7.87 C. P. Bishop, same 4.50 George Cougle, same 2.25 Chas. J. Fenner, same 118.12 Lewis Harmon, same 55.12 Ralph Fenner, same 45.12 Price Sloan, same 64.12 Anton Varga, same 59.50 enn renner, same ii.i'o William Spalding, same 110.25 Floyd Sloan, same 56.25 Anton Spinas, same 33.75 C. E. Harmon, Bame 6.75 Art Harmon, same 24.75 . , Tom Bieserstaff, same Alex (leorge, same 32.6. 7,75 H. L. Lewis, same 13.75 E. (). Lewis, same 2.23 L. B. Fades, samp 32.62 H. L. Lewis, same 7.97 Fred Hamlin, same 11.25 Georee Cole, same 29.25 Chas. Simons, same.. .T. W. RaybHl, same Hruf-e Raybeli, same fanies 'avis, same ... F. .V. Mit' hell. same. Ed. Wef'ks, same T. B. Elliott, same ... F. P. Elliott, same ... H. W. E!!iot. same . G. Riaier, same 4.50 4.50 4.50 6,75 42.73 1.12 2S.75 13.50 2 75 13.50 U. B. Bradford, mow 27.00 Dan Wlltrout, same . 33.75 John Wlltrout. same 9.00 Atone Hanaeth, same. 6.00 m. W. Williams, same 10.00 Geo. Walton, same 10.00 lO.i'O 9.00 17.50 9.00 8.00 22.50 80.72 Stanley Roark. same Jethro Degrasse, same W. A. Taylor, same. Elmer Williams, sme L. Tuttle. same ... Carl Fetsch, same John Glier, same 82.50 John Moore, same 72.75 William Spalding, same 121.56 m. a. ertz same..... o,.v JJ Huggerth, same S.00 H. Par. same 35. 2o j . e J A Frank W llcox, same.. 209. 1 0 nenion uurrougu. same 18.87 W. C. Bearss, same 96.37 r r 14 Hugh Rimer, same 55.12 John Johnson, same 56.3 'John Leason, same 40.50 Olson, same 38.53 .Marshall Waer, same 58.50 !? A. Schallhorn. same 60.75 -Uils- 3I"ua- same... 65.00 Roy Green, same Dan Pfefferle, Barne... 9.30 J. D. Woodbury, same 15.75 Wm. Ross, same 61. a 'V. H. A. Woodford, same 4.50 o.onhpn joW minprvlalon roa(,9 26 00 rUvtn,, Stnna hif-umifh (JQr roada j w Brown7Macksmh"tor roa(l8 4.25 8.75 T, , blacksmith for roads 94.60 A. L. Espy, blacksmith for roads 4.60 J. W. Dunbar, lumber for roads 1.88 R. M. Cougle. lumber for roads 6.29 Smith-Thomas, lbr. Co., lum ber for roads 86.1 0 Smith-Thomas Lbr. Co., 1 m- ber for roads 11.12 Williams Bros. D. & L. Co., lumber for roads 66.55 McLean Auto Livery Co., puto hire for roads 5.75 Clans Schmidt, water barrel for roads 90 Buffalo Steam Roller Co., hauling engine 3000.00 T. E. Gilmore, Mdse. for rouds 4.05 M. A. Emerson, hauling for roads 9.75 Wilson Mercantile Co., Mdse. for roads .. 17.00 Geo. W. Elder, Mdse. for roads 20.95 Cramer Bros., Mdse. for roada 21.17 A. S. Biggerstaff, blacksmith' for roads- 1.50 I.enard & N'eas, blacksmith for roads 9.90 Wm. Trimble, blacksmith for roads 6.00 C. F, Lovelace, blacksmith for roads 5.55 Grants Pass Iron & Steel works. blacksmith for roads . 104.90 Beall and Co., 1 screen for rock crusher 224.45 Beal and Co., repairs for road engines ; 18.00 Beall and Co., 1 elevator for rock crusher 112.30 W. M. Trimble, blacksmith for roads 3.00 Grants Pass Hdw. Co., Mdse. for roads 50.73 D. O. Hayes, deputy asses sors salary 91.00 Oregon Observer, printing clerk's semi annual Ac count 6.90 Pacific Stationery & Printing Co., surveyor's record 3 2.75 California Oregon Power Co., lights for May 11.00 Rogue Water Co., water for May 4.11 C. H. Demaray, Mdse. court house 10.45 F. D. Strieker, coroner's fees Mo-k Exam 5.00 Pacific Tel & Tel. Co., tele phone service 25.40 Fanny Borchert, work In sheriffs office 70.00 G. A. Savage, Ass't. 8th grade Exams 24. Minnie L. Tuffs, Ass't. 8th grade Exams 3.00 Alice Smith, Ass't. 8th grade Exams 3.00 J. F. Burke, Co. fruit In spector 83.25 T. C. Booth, wood for court house )0.00 T. C. Booth, wood ."or court louse 10.00 Frank Armstrong, work at Cn. cemetery 1.50 William Knight, work 8t Co. cemetery 1.60 O. W. Donnel. envelopes, sheriff's office 4 2.i2 Joseph Moss, office rent, May 1912 25.00 Irwin Hodson Co., deed rec ord No. 42 20.50 Class & I'ru Ihomnie, randl- . date Exp. statements '.. 4.16 Anir. D. Slngb-r, Tres. Juven ile court 7.60 F. F5. Oldlnz. auto hire court house 8.00 Fred C. FareU. hall rent and booths for election 3.50 J. C. K. M-C'ann, 39 registra tions 3.90 W. S. Moore, hiullng e!ec- tlon booths 5.25 Crescent CLemlcal Co., 1 djI weeplLg compound S.iO E. Frankum, tending ferry. May 1912 40.00 Boys" and Girls' Aid So ciety, allowauce for May 1912 10.00 A. Saunson, constable, state vs. Maxlleld 3.45 A. H. Mock, constable 14.90 Chas. C Hart, constable 17. .0 James Holman, justice 16.25 J. C. Randle, juror 1.00 J. F. Wolfersberger, Juror.... 1.00 Chas. Hansen, Juror 1.00 C. F. Garber, juror 1.00 G. X. Bailey, Juror 1.00 C. G. Lefferson, Juror 1.00 Curt Randle, witness Justice court 1.00 W. H. Williamson, witness J' stlca court 1.00 Bill Jordan, same 1.00 (Continued on Page E.ght.) ELECT. DIRECTORS OF ALTOS MIXING OO. At a meeting of the board ot di rectors of the Alton Mining com pany, Glen Fabrlck wag elected pres ident to gucceed A. K. War. Other offlcerg elocted were C. C. Clark, rice prealdeot; Harry Chllderg, aecretary and treasurer. These officers, with Mesjrs. A. L. Bailey and W. J. Ea nian. are the directors. W. J. Esmaa, formerly chief engineer of the Midas I ... i n t a- - Cal., was elected manager and will have charge of the development work. The property of the Alton com pany consists of four claims locate near the Greenback mine,' on the north slope of St. Peter mountain. It Is a free milling proposition, and a hundred assays are said to have returned values of an average of about $i00 per ton. A boiler and compressor are to be installed, and development will be pressed. There are eight leads on this property, from one to five feet In width, and a 600-foot tunnel will cross cut at a depth of from 400 to 600 feet. Four hundred feet of tunnel work has al ready been done. lm;amikrry to figure in valley's prosperity The loganberry ag a producer of revenue is just now attracting much attention in the atate of Oregon, and the fact that no part of the state can produce the luscious fruit In better perfection or greater quantity than the Rogue river valley has occasioned an agitation here to have a larger acreage of the berries planted. A branch of the Industry that would ap peal especially to this vicinity Is the drying of the fruit, as In that form it has a ready market, with no haxard ot shipment, and with transportation reduced to a minimum. In the Willamette valley hundreds of acres of the berries are being planted out, and the returns from them is quoted in figures that run in to the hundreds. Geo, H. Parker, the local nurseryman, has been Investi gating the culture of the berry, and supplies the Courier with the follow ing letter which he has received from a Salem wholesale house regarding the outlook for the berry In its evap orated form: ' It Is true that we have been in terested In the growing of loganber ries for evaporating purposes, and while there may not be many dried during the next few years we believe the time is coming when this will be an industry of considerable import ance. Just now the supply available for the canners is not sufficient to meet their demands. It is only with in the last few years that the canners have learned the art of preparing them properly In tin. The demand also on the part of the consumer has been growing very rapidly during the past three or four years s" that there Is now a specific demand for logan berries in many forms. "We can see a great future for this product dried, especially In localities where there may be land well suited to Its production which Is located back too remote from rail facllltU-g or from canneries, and where they can be easily dried and thus hauled out in condensed form. We would be willing to give a contract covering a term of five or seven years on a goodly acreage of loganberries, the same to be evaporated and delivered to us as Boon as cured every season. The tonnage produced per acre on land which is well located and well adapted to the culture of loganber ries Is enormous and, will pay has 1 somely. "Irrigation would be a very desir able feature In the way of assuring regular crops. We are growing a number of acres ourselves and have no doubt at all as to the net results per acre, the same to be used for drying purposes." Mr. Parker states that there are at the present time about twenty acres of the berries in bearing In the Grants Pass district, and that that amount Is considered enough to Jus tify the establishment of a custom MICHELM t j fit on any tt ; W Q.D.Clinchtr PpW Rim yw Just as superior to other tires as Michelin Red Inner Tubes are to other tubes IN STOCK. BY Fashion Garage and Machine Shop sn :i The Crauk Hanger does It makes tlie IUcjrcIa rum one fourth eauler than any other bicycle. Quality means ECONOMY, lUcycle nieaaa both. MILES MolNTYHK, AgtMit. drier. With the drier once establish ed, there would of course be no dan ger of an overproduction, as th5 drier could be added to so as to take care of all that could be produced. With acreage large enough the cannery that is now standing idle could also be started up again, as the canned berry Is becoming most popular In the markets. How well the loganberry produces here Is evidenced by a little patch of fourteen vines in a garden within the city limits. Account was kept of the berries picked from these vines, and an acre producing at the same rate, at prevailing market prices, will re turn $1,000. In the Willamette val ley, where the berry Is now grown on a somewhat extensive scale, 1500 per acre is considered not uncommon, So lets put the loganberry In Its rightful place along with the pear, the apple, the peach and the grape In the Rogue river valley. It returns profits In a year,' with no long waits for revenue. As an Inter-tree crop It has no superior. There Is more Catarrh In this sec tion of the country than all ctuer diseases put together, and until tba last few years was supposed to be In curable, tor n great many years doctors pronounced It a local dis ease and pi scribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incur able. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and there fore roqulres constitutional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufac tured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Tolodo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional cure on the market. It Is taken Internally In doses from 10 drops to a tea spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any rase It falls to Cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address: J. Cheney & Co., To ledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. THIEVES (.ET IIHJ HAI L AT THE DAM A diamond stud valued at $2 40, seven gold nuggets worth from sixty rents to $6 each, a gold ring and two breaHt pins were valuables that Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Bristol kept und-r the bud at their home at thi Anient dam, where Mr. Bristol has charge of the pumps for thn Irrigation company. Thursday the diamond and the other articles dUappcared, and the Brlstols thought that suspicion pointed strong ly enough In a certain direction to warrant the making of complaint and the obtaining of a srrh warrant. When the suspected premises were searched, however, the officers wero Quick Detachable Clincher st. uuable to locate any ot the article enumerated, although a hat pin, valued at little more than a dollar, the property of Mrs. Bristol, was found, and this the suspected party acknowledged taking, but strenuous lydenled all knowledge ot the mora valuable articles. No arrests followed aud there Is no evidence to Indicate how the diamond and the nuggets disappeared, or tha direction they took when they depart ed from under the bed. When your child has whooping cough be careful to keep the cough, loose, and expoctoratlon easy by giv ing Chamherlalii'a Cough Remedy as may be required. This remedy will also liquify the tough mucus anl make It easier to eipoctcrate. It La been used successfully Jn many tV demies and is safo and sura. For sale by all uealerg. Ml KI'IIY (.KAM.i: HAS INTERESTING SOCIAL The Murphy Grange heir1 a very In teresting social session last Wednes day evening, the general public being Invited, aud a large number taking advantage of the opportunity to en joy the occasion with the members. Delegations were present from Fruit dale and Grants Pass, and the school house was crowded to the doors. A contest wag on between the la dles and gentlemen of the grange to see who could excel la providing a literary program, and tha decision was given the ladles, who provided seventy minutes of music and fun. The men provided thirty-five minutes of song, speech-making, ate. This was followed wlfh refreshments, tha evening stretching Into the small hours of the night. It Ii the purpose of Murphy Grange to build a fine new hall In the near future on the lot recently donated by Hall Bros, for that purpose, and tha early part of tha evening was taken up In a consideration of plans for tha new structure, several builders be ing present to help along wit" the dis cussion. A'rtf en and vtliuUjrifufmttioA aWii brtmlinf, tulcruofl, taunts;, ff ltntf vj h uitnn p'ltilirjr ciUini in tl UiHt aiiition J Li.lt f' jultry (MmlaxJ, SenJ rr opr. ( QHICHESTER'S-PILLS I'HU I lt'4 tml ttl4 muAV Una, tmiti silk HIim Rliiboa. f k thr. Bar f Mr , ltr(v4.L t.itil llM Ifr.ft.TtB'S lU. H.Ailt riLL.l M fmn k aowa M Bart. Saiat. Alan RatuM A 0 $01 0 BY DRUGGISTS LVXKYWMLJ2S