Jacksonville sentinel., September 16, 1904, Image 5

MINING KIGH GULGH
Old Kkh Gulch. Necir Jacksonville,
I he Scene ol Ixcilement in
I he I drly 50'S, Still Produces
bold in I’dyinq Quantities.
IO Bi WOKKID AGAIN IIIIS WINIIK
Growing fruii In Oregon.
J. D. Gray, whoownsan orchard on the
Jacksonville—Medford road, was in Jack­
sonville Tuearlay. He ha» twelve acres
to fruit tree«, of which 150 are apples, 75
|H-ache» and 50 (rear», while the remain­
der are prunes, but the prune trees he
will gradually supplant with pears and
apple», expecting to put out 500 jrear
trees thi« winter. The continued low
price of prunes is the reason tie gives for
replacing hi« prune trees with other
varieties of fruit, cold storage fruit ami
canned fruit having la-come so plen-
full ami cheap a» to drive all kind of
dried fruit out of the market. A numlier
of the other prune growers of the* Valley
are replacing their prune tree« with other
varieties of fruit and the time is not «listant
when the prune industry will be a thing
of the past in Jackson county.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1373 NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Roseliurg, Oregon, June 17, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
th«-provisions of the act of Congrees of June 3,
IS7S. entitled "An Act for the sale of Timber
Lands in the States of California, Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory,’ as extended to all
the Public Land States l»y act of August 4, IS!«,
WILLIAM SULLIVAN
of Iron River, county of Iron, State of Michigan,
has this day file«! in this office his sworn slste-
ment No «>211. for the purchase of the So ith-east
quarter of Section No. 20. Township 40 South
of Rang West, and will offer uroot to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purpose», and to es­
tablish hl» claim to said land lieiore the Register
and Receiver of this office at Rosebnrg, Oregon,
on Saturday, the »th day of October. 190-1.
Hr names as witnesses: E L Giles, Wilbur
Franklin. James Skinner and L. Oberg, all of
Roseburg Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described land«are requested to file their
claim» in this office on or before »aid 3th day of
October 1901.
J. T. BRIDGES,
7-2», 9-30
Re»i»ter.
Old historic Rich gulch, where in
1 leccmlier, IN5I, was made the first big
find of g<>l<l in Oregon and where was
the first large iiiining camp in the state
out of which Jacksonville grew, is to be
the scene once more of considerable min­
ing operation». In the first year of its
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 137S-NOTICE
discovery .*»O<> or more men worked in
FOR PUBLICATION.
I
United States Lan«l Office,
Rich glut'll ami took out gold in rpianti-
Rowlnirg, Oregon, June 24, 19TM.
tie«, an ounce a day (#17.00) being an
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provision» of tne act of Congress of June 3,
average days find. Rich gulch was toon
1X73. entitled "An Act fir the Sale of Tim her
Land» in the Statesof California. Oregon, Nevada,
worked out ami the miner« left for rich­
and '.'ashingtoll Territory as extended to all the
E M ER G ENC Y M E DICINES.
er diggings ami for the years since only
public land state» by act of August 4, 1392,
It is a great convience to have at hand
MRS ELIZABETH WHALEN
one to half dor/.en miners with rocker reliable remedies for use in case of acci­
Crystal Fall». County of Iron, State of Michi­
and »hovel, have each winter gathered dent** and for slight injuries and ail of
gan, has this day filed in thi» office her sworn
some of the wealth that lies hidden in I incut». A good liniment and one that statement No 6i>3 for the purchase of the SJ6
NW% and
N% SWJ^ of Section No 22
’ is fast.becoming a favorite if not a liouse- in
tile famous gull’ll.
Township No 37 S, Range No 3 W an«!
• bold necessity is Chamberlain's Pain will offer proof to show that the land sought is
The Hievenue brothers, John, Olney i Balm. By applving it promptly to cut, more valuable for its limiter or stone than for ag­
ami George, have I h - vii mining in a small ! bruise or burn it allays the pain and ricultural trurpoaes, and to establish his claim to
said land nelore Register and Receiver of this
way for several winters |>a»t tn the gulch, causes the injury to heal in about one- office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Saturday the Sth
of October. 1901.
b it this winter they will enlarge their third the time usually required, and as day
names a» witnesses: B. M Whalen of Crys­
tit is an antiseptic it prevent* any danger tal He
Falls,
Mich. James Skinner, E L Giles and
ojieratioiis ami will use a pipe to more [ of blood jxiisonmg. When Pain Balm is
Wilbur Franklin all of Roseburg. Oregon.
rapidly wa«h the auriferous earth. It is kept at haml a sprain may l>e treated be
Any an«l all persona claiming adversely the
above described lands are request^ to file their
a six inch pi|»e ami IMMf feel long ami will fore inflammation sets in, which insures a claims
in this office on or before »aid sth day of
have pressure enough to reatlily handle quick recovery. Tor sale by City Drug October, 1901.
J. T. BRIDGES,
I Ntore.
the red clay ami g*avel formation in
7-2». 9-30
Register.
The Cosmopolitan for September.
which they work. The work of install­
ing it was completed last week as was
How About Your Summer Vacation?
The great Exposition at St. Louis, by
the building of the ditches ami reservoir. far the largest that the world has ever
Newport on Yaquina Bay is the ideal
A part of their water will conn* from the seen, cover« practically the entire range seaside resort of the North Pacific Coast.
reservoir at the head of the gulch owned i of human knowledge. The attempt of a Round trip tickets at greatly reduced
rates on sale from all Southern Pacific
by the Petard brothers, but much of single individual to cover the most ini- points in Oregon, on and after June 1st.
their water will come from a reservoir jxirtant of its feature requires the consid- Ask Agents for further information and .
which they have built in a gulch on their I «-ration of science, art, mechanical in­ a haqdaomely illustrated souvenir book- i
farm land south of tlicir mining claim. vention, literature, government process­ let, or write to Edwin Stone, Manager C.
& E. R. R., Albany Ore., or W. E. Co­
While it will lie only surface water that es, education, military affairs, hygiene, man. G. P. A., S. P. Co., Portland.
w ill supply their reservoir vet the water­ I agriculture,anthrojxilogy. transportation,
shed is large enough to afford consider­ mining, household affairs et cetera, in­
able waler which with what they get cluding the latest in inventioli Mid dis-
from the Petard reservoir will enable icovery.
them to handle ccnsidcrable ground
In twenty-five articles in the September
during the wet sjiells of the winter number of The *'Cosmopolitan,** Mr.
months.
John Brisben W alker gives to the world
Will conduct a gene­
The Petards, the father August, and the result of his personal studies at the
ral Blacksmith busi­
sons August and Allxrl, have their min­ Exposition, dictated to stenographers at
ness
at
the
old
ing claim at the head of Rich gulch ready the time.
CRONEMILLER STAND
for working so soon as the rains set in.
ABSCESS.
They have cleaned out their reservoir
W. H. Harrison, Cleveland, Miss.,
and put in a new gate to it ami have ; writes, Aug. 15. 1902: ” I want to sat a |
cleaned not the ditch, which is a mile word of praise for Ballard's Snow Lin­
Wagon and Plow Work,
iment. 1 stepped on a nail, which caused
ami a half long ami brings water from
the cords in mv leg to contract and an
Horseshoeing and Ma­
the left fork ol Jackson creek. The abscess to rise in my knee, ami the doctor
chinery a Specialty.
Petards do their work by ground slucing I told me that I would have a stiff leg, so
one
«lav
1
went
to
J.
F.
Lord
’
s
drug
store
ami have a pit worked out down to the
; (who is now in Denver, Colo.) He rec-
bed rock that is 40 feet deep and 150 feet oinmeiuled a Ixittle of Snow Liniment; I
in diameter. The clay and gravel where got a 5Hc size, anti it cured my leg. It
they work is too hard to cut out by water is tjie best liniment in the world.
ABSCESSES, with few exceptions, are
without a giant so they blast off great
indicative of constipation or debility.
sections, when it drojm in a pile on the They may, however, result from blows
bedrock ami the water is turned on it, or from foreign Ixxlies, introduced into
from above, the 40 foot fall causing the . the skin or liesh, such as splinters,
water to wash the ground rapidly. The thorns etc. Sold by City Drug Store.
tailings are washed into a tunnel, that
NEGLECTED COLDS.
Every part of the mucous membrane,
AND
was run on the bedrock up the gulch ami
across the divide to Hutch gulch on an the nose, throat, ears, hea«l and lungs,
etc., are subjected to disease and blight
ancient channel of Jackson creek in the from neglected colds. Ballard's Hore­
late, 50’« bypiiners seeking the channel hound Syrup is a pleasant and effective
deposit*. This tunnel carries the tailings remedy. 25c, 50c, #1.00. W. Akendrick,
into Rich gulch ami on into Daisy creek, Valley Mill«, Texas, writes: “I have used
Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs
Racyclcs, Ramblers and
the gold being caught in sluice boxes in and throat troubles; it is a pleasant and
other standard bicycles.
the pit. While this is rather a slow way most effective remedy.” For sale by
of mining yet it is fairly profitable as is City Drug Store.
proven by the Petards working their
Hotel for Sale.
Repairs made to bicycles
In a Rogue Rivertown. Title perfect and
claim each winter.
the opportunity for a profitable business.
sewing machines, guns
Building well located, in good repair
Dates To Kcmembcr.
and all kinds of small
and fully furnished. Six lots and a rich
garden
tract
where
all
vegetables
needed
Monday, Sept. 10—Annual reunion of
machines.
for the hotel can be raised and a:i abund­
Southern Oregon Soldier« and Sailors ance of fruit. Timber land tract of 12
at Jacksonville to last for five day«.
acre 2'i miles distant goes with property.
All sold ata bargain and immediate pos­
Tuesday, September 20—Registration session given. Good reason for selling.
books opened for voters who have not
M. Calhoun,
MEDFORD
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OREGON
Phoenix, Oregon.
registered. Books close October 20.
A fine selection of glassware at Nunat -
Monday, October 3—Meeting of Jack- Taylor Company’s to be sold with baking
New potatoes, cabbage and early vege­
tables at Learned’s.
son county board of equalization.
power at no additional charge.
CHAS. H. BASYE
SATISFACTION
—
You Can Furnish
Your House
With Better Goods
For Less Money
At Norris’ Furni­
ture Store, two
doors from p. o.,
Medford, Oregon,
than at Any Other
Store
In Southern
Oregon.
Everything for the
Kitchen, the Bed­
room and the Par­
lor. Come in and
Examine My
Stock.
T. C. NORRIS,
Medford, Ore.
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THE
Medford
Bazaar
Mr«. 0. Gibert,
Miss Lila SacKett
Ladies’ Goods and No
tions, Linen Good, Fancy
Work, Silks, Lace
Material for all kinds
of Fancy work and Laces.
Orders taken for all
kinds of Fancy Work
GUARANTEED
Fine Chinaware
BICYCLE STORE
Full Stock Fresh Confections
REPAIR SHOP
EFINEE
TED KELSO
CABINET
PHOTOS
$3.00 a Dozen
UNTIL
FURTHER
NOTICE
In Posing and Finishing my Pic-
Orders
tvres cannot be excelled.
Filled Promptly.
G. W. MACKEY
Over Miller’s Hardware Store
Medford,
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Oregon