Jacksonville sentinel., July 08, 1904, Image 1

JACKSONVILL
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SENTINEL
Jacksonville. Jackson County, Oregon, Friday, July 8, 1904.
No. 9
would a<ld greatly to the appearance «»f veyance* to parties who wish to make
J. W. Duncan of Gold Hill was in
the town ns well as to the comfort of all the trip at their own convenience as to
Jacksonville Thursday on business at
who have occasion to use the street*.
time and destination.
the court house. He was accompanied
Mi»» Flora Thompson lift Thiirwlay
W. C. Kitto accompanied by his «lau­
for Salem where she will spend the sum­
W. J. Townsend, collector for the big by his daughter, Mrs. Rosa Norby, who
ghters, Mis* Mildred and Miss Jennie
spent the day with Mrs. I'. H. Daily.
mer with her grandmother.
cam«- up from Grants Pass Sunday and implement house of Mitchell, Lewis &
Mis* Ollie Huffer has been engaged to
B. Howell of William*, formerly of
•pent the Fourth in Jacksonville, they Staver Company, of Portland, accom- teach in the Gold Hill school for the next
Jacksonville is visiting his old friends
returning to their home Tuesday. Mr panied by J. W. Lawton, of Lawton Bros, school year; she is to have charge of the
here for a few «lays this week.
Kitto is foreman at the Granite Hill the Company* Medford agent, was in primary department. Prof. J. C. Master-
Sheriff J. M. Rader and Canby Buck
mine. Of work at the big mine Mr. Jacksonville Wednesday. Mr. Town­ son was reelected principal and Miss
left Tuesday afternoon for the Rader
Kitto states that the big stamp mill is send’s territory embraces al) of Oregon Edith Dungey intermediate teacher.
stock ranch at Dead Indian where they
now almost completed and ten vtampt and Washington and he stated that busi­
Donald Colvig returned home Thurs­
will rusticate for a week.
ar«- faring installed of the 44) that i* to be ness was g<jod this season yet it had fal­ day from Woodville where he has been
Miss Pauline Reuter left Thursday for
the full rapacity of this mil). The develop­ len off somewhat from that of last year spending his school vacation working in
a ten days trip north to visit friends in
ment of the mine i* progressing in good but the indications are that this depres­ the store of his uncle, J. F. Jones, but
Portland and to visit her brother, Dr.
shape and a large qnantity of high grade sion is only temporary and that next the work was too heavy for him and he will
John Reuter, who is one of the leading |
orc is being blocked out ready for deliv­ year will see trade conditions up to the go to Canyonville next week where he
physiciai s in The Dalles.
normal standard for this Coast. Of the! ...
ery to the mill so soon as all is in rea«li- various
sections of the territory over
. Uke Up te,e«raphy un(ier “ uncle
Miss Kate Heed, cashier in Hutchin ! nr»,.
which
he
travels
Mr.
Townsend
stated
I
*^¿*1
”*^ " that P’“e . .
son ft Lumsden's store in Medford, spent |
Wesley
Kahler,
who
has
been
Miss
Emma
King who had been to her
ill
for
Sunday and Monday with her parent* Mr. '
that he had found crop prospects better I
the
past
year
and
confined
to
his
home
in
Medford
for the Fourth was in
home
and Mrs. C. D. Reed, at their home on
I and business more active in Rogue I
has
so
far
recovered
his
strength
that
he
Jacksonville
Thursday
on her way to the
their fruit farm on Jackson creek.
River Valley than in any other district!
has
gone
to
Tolman
Springs,
to
which
•
Jackson
County
Lutnl>er
Company mill
Mr. ard Mrs. S. 11. Kinsey and «laugh- •
j of Oregon or Washington. In proof of j ?
place
he
went
last
Friday.
He
has
sent
in
which
her
brothers
are
owners
and for
ter Miss Edna, of Glendale visited in
this he had found both the sales and the j
word
to
his
sister
Mrs.
McDonough
that
whom
she
is
keeping
house
at
the
mill.
Jacksonville the fore|>art of the week. '
collectons for his Company better here |
he
is
improving
rapidly
ami
is
now
»leep
­
Miss
King
was
accompanie«!
by
her
sister
fhev were enroute to Cinnabar Springs
than in other part of Oregon. Of Louis !
ing quite well, has a gcxxl appetite an«!
Miss Edith King who will spend a week
where they will spend the summer.
Plymale, a Jacksonville boy who entered I
is
gaining
strength.
He
has
every
hope
at
the mill.
No quorum living had no meeting of
the Company's employ a year ago Mr.
that
he
will
regain
his
health
and
be
Mr.
J. Nunan will begin his annual
the town council was held Tuesday eve-|
Townsend stated that the young man
again
able
to
attend
to
his
legal
busi
­
vacation
next week when he will go to
nmg. io transact the regular business'
had been promoted and was now in
ness.
Cinnabar
Springs where he will spend a
of the month Mayor Britt has called a
charge of the bicycle department with an
month
at
that famous resort.
Mr.
special meeting f«rr this Saturday evening
George N. I/rwis has been given con­ increase to his salary. Mr. Plvmale has
Nunan
has
spent
his
vacation
for
several
of the council.
tract for carrying the mail from Jackson­ proven himself to be thoroughly reliable,
E. Corass, who has been working in a saw ville to Watkins, the service to be a industrious and of good business ability years past at Cinnabar Springs and he
mill at Neil Creek, has taken a position continuation of the present schedule, and there is every likelihood that he will thinks that place the most pleasantan«!
hi the wood crew of the Iowa Lumber which call* for tw«> round trips each earn father promotions from his em­ heathful of all the resorts in this section
of the coast.
Company’s mill and Wednesday he week. Mr. Lewis will continue to run ployers.
Tuesday evening Jacksonville Assem­
moved his family, who have been residing his stage as at present leaving Jackson­
bly
No KO, United Artisans installed the
hi Jacksonville, to the mill, where they ville on Mondays andFridays at 8a.m. for
The marriage took place Monday eve­
officers
who are to serve for the ensu­
will spend the summer.
Watkinsand Joes Bar, returning Tuesdays ning at the residence of Frank True on
ing
six
months,
they being as follows:
Miss Tillie I looks arrived home Satur- anil Fridays. Should the travel to the Griffin Creek of George Andrews to Miss
Master
Artisan,
George
J. McCune; Supt.
«lay from Missouri Fiat, where the pre Applegate copper dictrict continue to Celia Randles, Rev. Blackwell of Med-
viou» «lay she c 1 om - i I a ’«-rtn ■ w-h.w.l •!...•
«
Wtssf
is s.n<! by the patrons to have ik - cii quite
late, living with her parents at the Iowa Lottie Finney; Junior Conductor, Tillie
.«ml
if
the
traffic
warrants
he
will
put
on
successful. Miss Hooks will leave this
Lumber Company’s mill ami she has Fick; Master of Ceremonies, Mrs. Sarah
a daily stage. Mr. Lewis having the
Satur«lav for < »rlamlo, California, where
many friends here who give her their
Wilcox.
Jacksonville livery stable is able to give a
she will s | m - ii «I two weeks with friends.
liest wishes for a happy married life.
James O. Fuller left this Friday for
firstclass ami regular service to the Apple­
Edwin, the 9-vear -old son of County
Mr. Andrews has been employed at the West Fork of Cow creek where he will re­
gate
both
for
the
mails
and
for
paaaenger
Judge-elect G. W. Dunn, while playing
Iowa mill this season, but is a resident main until fall doing assessment work on
ami freight traffic.
Prospector* ami
at his home, Thursday, stepped on u wire
of Griffin Creek, where he and his bride a fine quartz claim that he and I eter
other» bound for the Upper Applegate
nan, which went entirely through hi»
will reside, he taking up farming. He Applegate and Mrs. C. E. Hufstader hold
will firnl Lewis' stage a comfortable
is an industrious young man, and will be
loot. The little fellow was brought to
in that district. W. R. Hawk will ac­
vehicle to ride in ami his charges for
town al once ami the wound <lrcsse<l by
«pule certain to become a successful company Mr. Fuller and will try his
both passenger* ami freight are quite
a physician, ami lie is rapidly recovering
hand at prospecting for a couple of
reasonable. He also supplies special con- farmer.
from the accident.—Ashlaml Tidings.
months. During Mr. Hawks absence his
County Judge 1 ■' ■
• Dunn came
son H. R. Hawk will have charge of their
down from Ashland Satunlay to get a
shoe and harness shop in Jacksonville.
house he has tented of T J. Williamson
Mr. Hawk will take his team and light
io <»r«ler for occupancy by his l.imilv.
wagon and Mr. Fuller three burros.
w ho will move to Jacksonville the fore-
Thev go by wagon road to Leland and
pait of this week or the first of next
The average man buying a suit at that place they will leave the wagon
week. The Judge's little Ixo was sev-
an«l pack their animals with their sup­
a
«rlv ii jure«! last week by running
of clothes is all at sea. Perhaps plies and tools and go by trail to their
nail into his foot, but lie is improving
nearly 44) miles.
he knows a little about the goods. destination
ami will s « h « ii Ire able t» u»e his fo.»t.
State Game Warden J. W. Baker is
(»«■urge Henry will close a three months
He must depend upon the man authority for the statment that hunters
let hi of school thi» Friday in the Wat
may kill Chinese pheasants this year
kills «listrict, ami so successfull has he
during the open season without fear of
that
sells
him
the
article.
Here
lie« Il that he ha» la-ell a»k«-«l to t «ke the
prosecution. At the last session of the
m xt term of school m the district. Mr.
is the moral: BUY WHERE YOU Legislature a bill was introduced to pro­
Ikniy will return to hi» home in JacJt
tect the pheasants until October 1, 1906.
soiivi le this Saturday ami will prolaibly
CAN PLACE YOUR CONFID­ This bill was reported to have passed
go to Ashland M oik I iiv to atieml the sum-
houses, and people had given up the
ENCE. We want you to come both
im r normal school comlucted by Prof. ;
idea of killing pheasants for two years,
Van Scot ami other professors of the
here with the confidence that you when it was announced that officers of
State Normal. Mr. Henry is a hustling
lower house, aregoing over and correcting
young man hii <1 prop«»« s to get into
can depend upon the quality of the records of the session preparatory to
the front rank in th«- teaching profession.
sending them to the printing office, had
Chris Ulrich is fully earning hi» salarv
our goods and what we say discovered that the bill did not recieve a
in sprinkling th«- streets for in ad«lilioii
majority of all the members elected to
about it.
to keep the «Inst thoroughly laid lie has
to the House of Representives, and hence
removed every loose rock and »tick from
failed to pass.
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all the streets ov< r which he «lrives w ith his
To get perfect rest use one of tliose
sprinkler. lh«se loose rocks ami sticks
silk floss or cotton felt mattresses. They
besides living very unsighty are a nuisance
are the best. C. W. Conklin.
CLOTHILRS and IURNISHERS
on the streets for a vehicle goes bumping
Chautauqua 1904.
'^5'' Kva N athah
c®
over them to the discomfort ami wrath of
Oregon.
Jacksonville,
Rememlier the Chautauqua dates for
those occupying it. If Mr. Ulrich could
( this year are July 13th to 22d, inclusive.
Great speakers, fine schools, good music.
|„. induced to ext« ml his street cleaning
work to all the streets of Jacksonville it
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