Friday, July 12, 1935
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Pag« 2
Lem Wilson, Indian
Scout, Passes Aged
84 At Jacksonville
Lemuel T. Wilson, beloved In
dian fighter, pioneer and conver
sationalist. who spent his last
years in Jacksonville following as
colorful a career as fiction has
ever devised, passed away at his
home there Saturday, July 6, at
the age of 84 years.
He was bom at Burlington,
Iowa, January 1, 1851. He was
married to Catherine Bonham.
Aug. 10, 1876 who passed away
March 12. 1900. He married Mary
Lusher May 1, 1901 who survives
him as do four children by his
first marriage. Mrs. Geo. Garrison.
Coeur d' Alene, Idaho; Mrs. Odelle
West. Medford, Oregon; Clay Wil
son. Kellogg. Idaho; Vivian T. Wil
son, Medford, Oregon; also six
grandchildren, two residing here,
Mrs. Katherine Wendt, Jackson
ville and Orville Wilson, Medford;
six great-grandchildren, also two
sisters and one brother, Mrs. Lizzie
Taylor, Lawrence, Kansas; Mrs.
Rhoda Frolich, Tacoma. Wash.,
and Raymond T. Wilson, Kellogg,
Idaho.
He served as U. S. Indian scout
in the Indian wars of 1874 to 1881
under the command of General
Nelson. A. Miles. His record as a
scout is in the U. S. History of
Wars in the Congressional Library
at Washington, D. C.
Funeral was held Wednesday, I
July 10th at Perl’s Funeral Home, I
Medford, conducted by D. E. Mil
lard. Interment in Siskiyou Mem
orial Park.
Those attending the service from
distant places were Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Wilson. Kellogg. Idaho; Mrs.
Effie Garrison, Coeur d' Alene,
Idaho; Mrs. Rhoda Frolich, Tac
oma, Wash.
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Smokers Causing
More Than Third
Late Forest Fires
Careless smokers caused 16 of a
total of 43 forest fires reported on
the national forests of Oregon and
Washington for the ten day period
which ended June 30, according to
the U. S. Forest Service. Of the
remaining 27 fires. lightning I
caused 15; unextinguished camp
fires 4; railroads 1; lumbering 1:
debris burning 2; incendiary 1; and
3 were from miscellaneous causes
The Forest officials point out
that carelessness with matches I
cigarettes, and campfires has '
caused more than half the fires on
the national forests up to July 1
this year. “Carelessness each year
is destroying thousands of acres of
good fishing and recreational areas
on private and publicly owned t
land" states the forest service. I
“This carelessness can be preven- I
ted only by an aroused public in-1
terest on the part of sportsmen I
and other thinking citizens”.
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‘LUCKY 13’ MINE CASE UP
Hills surrounding Ashland not
only yield up treasures in gold,
but also some pretty knotty com
plications and Monday, July 22,
one of this county’s most unique
cases will come to trial in Medford
before Circuit Judge Wimberly.
Attorney George M. Roberts and
others are suing W. E. (Judd)
Hittson for an accounting of gold
wealth allegedly removed from
the Lucky 13 mine said to involve
about $50,000. Hittson is being
represented by Attorney Allison
Moulton of Medford. The case has
attracted wide attention in south
ern Oregon, and is also under lit
igation in Siskiyou county courts.
• R. W. McNeal and daughter
Caroline, recently spent several
days camping in the Blue Canyon
region.
• Mrs. C. O. Helman recently re
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two weeks visit in Salem with her
daughter, Mrs. May Eaton, and
in Falls City, with her son, Charles
Holman and family.
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