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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1904)
Tl Bel [CIGARS I TO BURN ALL OF THE POPULAR RO vo’ cle int by Re ia by th< of coi sai coi po bu lo th G Ja J. A t : \x \\ J. i. L M T C V J. S J L P C r fi f i « 1 1 i « i | BRANDS, ALSO TO- BACCOS AND EVERY- | THING | FASTIDIOUS g DESIRED BY USERS WILL NOT RESIGN Ihdlh of Allen Hilt. Tlie new* of the tragic death of Allen : Hilt lust evening, while driving home Register Bridges, ol the Roseburg ward a few miles from Cole was receive«! Lind Office Dedens He Net ' by reletives in Ashland this morning Naught to tear Irom Investiga I Mr. Hilt has tor some days jurat lieeti tion of limber land Frauds. hauling w « mm I into Hornbrook, ami when , the accident occurcd which caused his j death, he had la-en on one of his regular PRESS REPORT TO THE CONTRARY | trips and was returning alone with his ; empty wagon, which was drawn by a According to a dispatch from Washing I four-horse team, la-tween 5 'IO uiid 0 ton there 1* trouble brewing nt the R om - o'clock He was descending Bailey hill burg laml office which may rrsult in both and was perched on the high spring scut Register J. T. Bridge* and Receiver J. H. Ml tin (n-iit of Ills wagon, when from g OF THE WEED. Booth resigning or lieing nuked f«»r their some cause, just what will prolmbly resignations says the Monday's Evening never lie known, he was thrown from i Telegram. Thia dispatch, which waa the wagon and under it, one of the hind printed in the lute edition of The Tele- wheels passing over Ilia head, causing a ' grrm Saturday, sav» that disclosures fracture of the skull mid killing him al ! made as a result of an investigation of most instantly. When found an hour ! the office by direction of Secretary Hitch or so afterwards he had evirlently la-cri cock has made it proliable that tlie ap- dead tor some minutes. The remains I |>ointmcnt of new official» will !>e neces were taken to his home mid it has not sary at the hands of tlie Interior Ilepart- been thought necessary to h«d«l an in- , ment. It is known that an investigation ; quest. Deceased was aimut 40 years of ngc j of the office has la-en made, mid that an«! unmarried. His brother, Wilmer Special Inspector A. R. Greene, whose k CALL ON THE NEW FIRM, Hilt, is a brother in law of C. E. Lane, ; investigation of land frauds have ' of this city. brought aimut starting revelations, re Rev. J. T. Abbett and Mr. and Mrs. centlv spent some time at Roseburg. i Laric went over to Coles at noon today, That it is all news to him mid that he has ant! the funeral will be conduetc«! by no thought of resigning ami that nil re th'- former .it ll<>rnbr«>"k tomorrow uft« i port* to the contrary are without found TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. K'-NOTICE Lewis and Clark Centennial. ationisthc other side of the reported noon, at 2 o'clock.—Tiding*. FOR PUBLICATION. International scojie is assured to the scandal, as given by Register J. T. Brut United State» Land Office. Roseburg. Oregon. Oct. 6. 1901. t Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition es, who was in Portland Saturday. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with Why Is H Ml. Pitt. the provisions ol the act of Coiigrees of June 3, to be held at Portland, Oregon, from When asked regarding the dis|aitch to 1878, entitled “An Act for the sale of Timber June 1st to October 15, 1905, by President Land» in the States of California. Oregon Nevada Roosevelt’s approval of the act of Cong tlie effect that investigation of the office Geo. H. Himes, secretary ot the Ore and Washington Territory,” as extended to all ress making an appropriation for the Ex had resulted in the disclosure of condi gon Hi st or« ial Society, hi an article in the Public Land States by act of August I, 1MT2, position, and his invitation to foreign tions which made it possible that new WILLIAM A. AITKEN, Sutur«l*y's “Morning <tregoiiian,” makes countries to {larticijnte Portland's Expo of Ashland, county of Jackson, State of Oregon ' officials would lie appointed, and that he , an ap|M-al for an effort to restore to the has this day filed in this office his sworn Mate* sition will represent a total outlay of over ment No 6477. for the purchase of the north-east £5,000,000. Though covering 405 acres was ready to resign, Mr. Bridges said: mountain of Southern Oregon which is quarter of Section No. 10, Township 40 South “Speaking of myself, I will say that I . a jwirt of the Ca*ca«le range mid sitiiatc«! of Range 3 West,and will offer proof to show that of land and natural lake, it will lie com the land sought is more valuable for its timlier or pact in form, and the average person will have no thought of resigning. Up to ' stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es lie able to -ee and comprehend it all in a near the Jackson mid Klamath county tablish his claim to said land before the Register this time 1 have had no information tell boundary line, the name of “Mcl«ough- and Receiver of this office at Roseburg Oregon, few «lays at uimleratecost. The cream of the foreign and domestic exhibits to lie ing me of any charges against me or the lin." This mountain which towers 97<M) on Monday, the 9th day of January. l'.«> >. lie names as witnesses Frank I< Kincart of made at St. Louis this year will la- trans conducts of the office. I know that i Oakland Oregon. Harry W Miller of Myrtle fest above the sea level was early named Creek Oregon; Max W I.uckenliach of Medford ferred to Portland at the close of the Inspector A. R. Greene has been making "McLoughlin” in honor of the well The Oregon and John H. Aitken of Ashland Oregon. Louisiana Purchase Ext>osition. Any and all persons claiming adversely the Unite«! States exhibit will tie moved entire an investigation of the office, mid has known trader so prominent in Oregon above described lands are requested to file their ta-en taking testimony, but so far he lias claims in this office on or before said 9th day of to Portland and installed in building to l>e history but for some reason never satis I specially erected. This exhibit will lie made no charge, so far as I have licen 1 January“ 19b3. J. T BRIDGES, worth £ mm ),000. In addition Portia:«! informed, I can therefore make no 1 factorily explaine«! it was changed on 9-lL 12-23 Register. official maps to “Mt. Pitt.” which it is will have manv features which will not lx? seen at St. Louis, such as exhibit demon statement at this time one way or the claimed lias no true significance.—Ash strating the life, customs and industries other, for I have no inionnation upon land Tidings. EXECUTOR S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to all persons of China, Japsn. Hawaii, Siberia, Russia, which to base it.” having claims against the estate of Eliz Alaska, Australia, New Zealand, the Phil- With regard to a prior investigation of , abeth Ross, deceased, that they must 1 ippines an«! India. Protracted Meeting at Phoenix. his office and the appointment of him The Lewis an«l Clark Centennial will present the same to the undersigned at self and J. H. Booth, Mr. Bridges said I 1 lie tlie first international exposition under their place of business in Central Point, Oregon, or to Charles Prim, at his office Government patronage ever held on the every one knew the history of the affair, Rev. A. J. Armstrong was a caller in Jacksonville, Oregon, on or before six Pacific Coast. It will lx- in every way a and account the circumstances of Me Tuesday, having just drove from Phoenix Western exposition. The railroads will months from date of this notice. make low rates from Missouri and Miss Millian's investigation, and how, after 12 where he ami Rev. Blackwell, of Med Dated this 14 day of October, HMM. issippi river points to Portland, and ex «lays of research he had risked his posi ford, arc conducting a protracted meet- J ohn E. R oss . ceptionally low rates will lie in effect be tion by returning a favorable rejxirt, in | ing and preaching to crowded houses G eorge B. R oss , Executors of the Estate tween Portland and the Rocky Mountain view of the fact that another inspector everv evening. These meetings will Elizabeth Ross, deceased. region. had lx-en removed for submitting a favor continue for some time but will not in able report of a California office. terfere with the regular service at the M. Remember that the Sentinel is the big Quartz ami placer location blanks for He said that after tlie report !ia«l been E. church here next Sunday, when there gest paper of its size in Oregon. sale at the Sentinel Office. receive«! at Washington Secretary Hitch will I m .- preaching service both morning cock recommended tlie ap|x>intm«-nt ot and evening at the regular hour. two officers to succeed B<x>th and him self. Tlie Oregon delegation, said he, Treasurer’s Sixteenth Call. asked to see the report and was denied tlie privilege, after which a conference at the White House was ordered by the Office of the County Treasurer of « Jackson County, Oregon, Jack- - Now on display at the Millinery Presi«lent. Following this it is claimed sonville, Sept. 23rd, 1904. | the President saw the report was favor Notice is hereby given that there are Parlors of Miss Katharine Chapman, funds in the county treasury for the re able ami sanctione«l reappointment. Jacksonville, Oregon. Mr. Bridges expresses himself as of tlie demption of all outstanding county war rants protested from June <1, 1902, to opinion that Secretary Hitchcock, is still July 3 1902, Ixith dates inclusive. In "after him” ami that for this reason terest on same will cease after the alsive Colonel Greene has lieen making an in «late. D. H. M iller , vestigation of his office. He claims to County Treasurer. know nothing of the nature of the alleged I ? CANDIES, COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH CANNED GOODS ETC. < WE ALSO HANDLE BAKERY BREAD [ LESTER & SHULTZ. Fall and Winter Millinery Lar^e, Complete Stock To select from, embracing latest styles and effectsand at prices that are right. ONE PRICE-A LOW PRICE--A CASH PRICE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - ------------------------- Ladies are invited to call and examine her stock. liny from her and savemoney. She sells for cash and you get 5 cts. back on every dollar. charges but says that the officials of the Roseburg land office were instrumental in causing the arrest ami conviction of J. W. Gardner and William H. McCrossen for changing laml markings. Later, Mr. Bridges alleges, Gardner boasted while under the influence of liquor that he would “get Booth and Bridges yet.” He allege«l at that time, it is claimed, that the office had been opened nights for the purpose of making entries. The Sentinel gives the mining news. lumber at low Prices. Jackson County Lumber Company, having cut out their timber and prepar ed to move their mill have a large quantity af good building material in tln-ir yard that they will sell at Ixittom prices. Farmers will find this a go«i«| opportunity to purchase lumber at their own price. First class sugar pine shakes in any quantity at Nunan-Taylor Company.
