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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Noted Horse Dead

Altamont. the grand sire u Klam.
aib, and one ~ tho greatest sires n
speed that eyrr lived, died At BiBg.
bamton, Calif, Hoy. -, at the age u
"a years H. whs native u Ken.
tacky aud VISA purchased at IAxing.
tpn, In ls17, by jay Beach, then 0f
~ Klamath Aliamont was first
started IN racs at Yreka, Calf,
when b yoafs old, winning and get.
ting u rec0fd " 211 ie afterYafd
participated IN . number of races and
got fccord NJ 2 ~, trottcd 10 wagon.
IN the fall u l5sB Mr. Beach moved
~ Dillry, Orc, aud three years. later
to Vancouver, Wash, where Alta
mont's oarcor may BE- said 10 have
really begun with llo SEASON Of 1884
His name ~ IN tho year book, and ~
standard performers aro credited 10
him. The most noted " Altnmonts n
got hro Chchnlis, ,04A, holder Of the
worlds champion twO.milo record for
the pacJs of ll0K Del Norte, :Os ;
Ella r., 2:0sA; Doc Bpcry, 2;09;.
pnthmont, 2:1l6 apd the trottors
Altao. 2;09. Alameda. :09ld and
Atlas, 2O924. Altmont died the
property of j. ~ Nelson, Of Alameda,
who purchased him from Mr.. Beach
u fow years nRo.
W. are rcnd, for Santa ClnuA Give
IN call. Crnmcr Bros
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Old Channel Placer.

Tho "Old Channel" minc nt
Gohoo N operating this wiutor with
thrco giants The amount OF nuriror
oua ground contained In this property
Ia practically unlimited so that tho
product,vouom of the miuo is limited
only by tho amount or equipment
which tho facilities will Nccommo.
date This is u mhnc ot stupcudous
proportions in every dcNil
II Inns hundred foot hnul, aud "a
thousand foot dump u 500 foot pros
Huro aud II water right from two large
crockp Tho mnk is gold honrug
FROM top to hottom Ia cnnrsc aud fine,
rough aud smooth, pocket aud chan
ncl gold Except tor 10 or 20 toot of
Slide dirt at the top the hank is com
posod of an ancient gravel deposit so
Very old that the rocks nsc NO harder
than thoir surrounding dirt Whom
the bank hroaks cor u cave, the ltur of
the split is not affected 10y tho former
rocks, II breaks sun,ght through the
drnd hnuldcrN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
OfeaOn Poet OliIona

Tbo gross reccipts ~ The 800 post
offices In Oregon IN tho fiscal ycnr
ended June BO 1909. Amounted 10
gjgS, 057, or mn expenditure per capita
~ tlbs.
on tho total number ~ Offices IN
Oregon, 800 nfo IN tho fourth clnss,
the average compcnanlion of their
posimnatefs boiDg 4lGB - per nnnnm.
During tho past yonr l27 fourth
GLASS poatpnatorH In Oregon rendered
their rcsigpntions, six we're removed
NJ tho expiration Of four year term,
niHo wore removed for cause, aud
three died In office. There wore BB
new Offices established aud 80 diHcOu.
tiuu0d, thore being NJ the ond ~ tho
yonr two more fourth class offices than
NJ tho Gloss of tho preceding fiscal
yonr
On Juno 30, 1909. thoro were ~
Presidential p0AtOiilcra In Oregon, onp
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
NnIervfIle I,erns

"a VIC. K Nacaza's far Czriss-
a.as sspZlisa
CT. Lo7sAee waa aa tie s-at Lat
,als Usek
Lsis.s Ti.s MeCala VITO ~ leen
qalse sicE sar sas Lsss feN weeks is
aaoas we'll again
Crzadraa Noors is better aal Elazaa
HccEiaz il hllse again
J. T Rnaerson Eas ;AroozA az
coansEni;y 1ita had II ClsFlstzsss
sappiies
The lais fs7r days 4 rsia have rz.sa1
,fe crssks qsits bit
Harvey MCoilsra ia n taa siek H.s
tbis week +.
COUNTY TgEAsUEEgrs NOTICR
There are fsnds IN ths trsassFy %
tay the followinz cnonsy WarTaats,
pro,ested.to JanEafy 9th, IN VA
rants 10. f09-liD-3lL
J. r. Tzy.or
CCz1ty treasurer
Grants Pass, Ore, S,v. %, i@fz
WILL THEY EvER PEsDLT OUT
That the Medford -four "a again tie
best four On the marksts
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

Game Warden Quimhy Inns filed his
annual report In tho office or the gov
crnor Ito ropurtn encouraging prog
roHH In game preservation aud u
bright outlook for the future, Ito
recommends number of chnngon In
tho game laws 10 cover tho tollown
poinia absolute prohibition of m,lc
of upland birds Hhottoning opon non
NON for upland birds 10 days; prohibi
iion of hpring nhooting reducing the
number of duuhn that may hc legally
lillod In u day from bOtu 90, roduc.
ing tho numhor ot trout that may ho
caught In u day from l2h to 90, cree.
tion aud maintenance " ncruonp Mt
hondR of canals aud water ditchoa. on
thhliHhmont of u trout hatchery ~.
moynl " restriction from killing geese
removal " protection to black haas
increase Of bounty On cuugnrp aud
Wildcats from ~ to a., bounty ON
crows lncronHo In ronnltioa for viola
tionH of game lava, prov iions cnnh.
ling hNidcrmiptn to puuuc thcir pre-.
frpHinn under certain rratricliom, non
resident hunting liconuc, gun liocusc
fur roHidonip ot state, prohibition ut
killing ~ ngchons Tor numhor ul
yoara changing opou Hcason on dccr,
making oron pcaHon hcRiu August lh.
inHtond ot July "a. llo recommends
that tho United Smtop forest rangers
ho commissioned ns deputy gano and
torVil wnplcnp aud nlso that tho
state puhlish u pocket manual VI the
hHh aud gnmo laws
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
BrIaAa Crook Placer.

W II Kirchcn is steadily opcmt.
Ing his placer property ON Briggs
crock formerly known IN the Arnctt
claim The miuo has u good hydnu.
lie equipment and good facilities for
working to advantage, Its situation
Is about midway between the head
of the oroct and It's junction, with the
Illinois The ground contains chan
uols of various ngos aud hoights aud
some of the gravel is very rich, This
proporty has formerly hocn prodmbly
worked hy drifting Tho gold, like
all the Briggs creek gold, is very
pure aud commands the top price, In
siso, It is mostly coarse. though sci.
dom found IN large nuggets. aud is
smooth. solid and heavy.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

A warm contest In imminent In con
gross over tho territorial bill, u bin
providing for the admission Of Ari.
hona. New MoSio0, nnd Oklahoma 10
statehood This bill wnp passed by
tho house NJ tho lnto session Of con
gross nnd In now up 10 tho nonnto
whore II may bo defeated. Tho
majority Of tho republican senators
oppose tho bill because the now ninloH
would bo democratic IN politics, Tho
plon In also made that Now Moxioo
and Arizona have not sufficient pop
ulatlon 10 ohtitlo thom 20 statehood,
hut this HoumH IA bo secondary con
dition, Tho strong reason for keep
ing thcm out iH that thoy viii ho
democratic Tho democrats favor thu
bill, Homo Of tho republicans win
vote for II. aud II may pass. Tho
idea Of keeping n territory from state.
hood because of lln politics In unfair.
wrong aud M. American Lack Of
population ~ kindred ronuonn nrr
valid aud should bo oonHi dorod
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

0ps accommodations IL deVised they viii
not revh tIie DESIRED sud. JgGiciOus
6dngs NJ poper tlmes and plaees and
under competent direction might go
far toward fwsst protection. 1hN
forests n Bwilzerlnud aDd Germany
are kept olsau Ours ars no extensive
10 bs wotked over foot ny foot iAst
summers fires Wefs tbo worst inst
eyer occurred IN tho state simply be
enuA tho fires bhd been kept 0ut "
tho woods f0r longer time than eyor
before. There Was mare inhamhbln
material and consequently u hotter
Gro. Green standing timber viii not
burn NY iis own heat II takes tbe MD
~ the accommodations ~ iis foot
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Tho Champion.

The "Cmmpiou' quartz minc in
tho Williams district is ono of our
miucS vt Promise Il has ledge Of
good sigr, much of the rock carry ing
h,Rh values Tho quart of Williams
district aud it's ncighhoriug localities
has IN tho different mines striking
similarity ltW hluish in color aud
carrios much ot It's values in sal.
phurvts from short distance bo'ow
the surface Tho "Chumpion, tho
Rising STAR the Mountain Lion"
and tho Golconda, all carry this
k,nd ot rock At the Champion "
a now 3oOO foot tuuncl is now In
course OF construction
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

Tho rrohlcm of hcttor protection
from forrest nrca "a uow hc,ng ngttntod
aud action on that line ia expected In
the counting legislative sussiou. Morc
sutnErut prohibitions and heavier
penalties tor pottinE cut arcs arc the
measures most commonly advocated
llut to keep 0rc out of the woods cn
troly Ia an uttor impossihhy In
the higher mountains, tho woods arv
not ,ntcluoutly pot ou 0ro hy light
ming aud uo poualty cen avert drcs
pt hN this agency. Thon thcro nr,,
ways without rumhcr hy which dros
may hc started accidentally aud IN
nocentN Our forrsts viii np,or hc
safe uudcr y law the object NJ which
Ia simply to keep 0V out ot the woods
fo ~ long a time ~ possible aud
maeos no provision Ia rogArd to the
accumulation and piltng up ycar by
ycar w fallen timhpr limhs loavrs.
undorgOwIh, ~ that whon the nr,
does occur u sweeps ovorvyth,ng la
hs l@th, The proposed mothods arc
all rlsht es Tat es thoy ~, hut until
.o"o moens of rrVvcnttng the danger.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Mine ON St Peters.

nr lcuuiugS and Rudolph Huysiuk
arc developing quartz property IN
ST. WtorS mountain and arv at pvScnt
running iO foot croSsout The lcdgc
is situated about milo from the
Grcruhack mill 1t has am excellent
appcaNucc ia sine and richucSS
Six hONS Wvu' arrested rcContlN IN
Ashland for creating . disturbance ~
the oIvm house and wcW hnod trnm
81 to Sll each This should I've noted
aud poudcr1d on 10y somc " the youth
of cur own Clty
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Tho keystone

pr icnuings has recently given a
contract for tuunol work at the key
stonc mine in the Williams district
This mino rs situated ou Tirtop mouu
tain on which nrc locntcd also tho
Champion, the RtSmR star aud thc
Hwor all uotod mincs ot this dis
uict The koystono is mammoth
proposition, the lcdgc having u
width of ~ foot hctWocu walls rhcrc
Os alrNdy u tunnel 100 feet IN lcugth
ou the property
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

fls Panama canal project has agnin
bssn "bsl1 NJ. " Columbia bfeitaiing
NJ lIis concessions There nre many
who think the canal project vas
switched from tho Nica,ag0a 10 The
Panama ropte through tbs Influence
of Tho ifanae1nti1enial railroads, aud
viii the idoh ~ bindefiDg and delay.
ing tbe project as much ~ possible
a return 10 the Nicaragua route bas
boon suggested
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Dry DlHainps OuaGrs

McSsrS lSham Snow, llarri, aud
Galloway are developing a hugy
quarts proposition on Maple Gulyh,
situated ou the nry nlSgtugs mount
ain The oro sovms to ho a straugv
mixture ot quarta and other toina
tious, hut somc of it rs said to pros
pcct woll The width or the vciu or
dyke ia uot dcbn,tcly asccrtauod but
sNcms to hc 80 lcc' or mot,.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of
The Sugar Pine Door q Lumber Com.
pany will DO held Mt the Office Of the
said company at Grants Pass, Oregon,
on Wednesday, January II, 1903, at 2
O'Clock, p. m Tho meeting is for the
purpose Of elccting board Of seven
Directors to servo for the ensuing
year, aud the transaction Of such other
business ~ may come before IT,
II. G. Kinney president
J. II. Booth, secretary
Grants Pass, Oregon, December /, 1902.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

aore than IN the cor5ssI<B1lng date
" 1901. These consisted II Ons NJ the
FIRST class. seven n the secOnd and ~
N tbs third During the year ons
office in OregOn vas advanced from
fnprth claaa N pfealdnnilaI gralIe.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

The rspubiic N VeBszagla Is IN
tf0sble. sbs 0wes m6aey 70 both
Ofsht Britain s1d Germany aD1 lias
ignored nisir dBns, 70 tbat b0tb
nations have sept Warstips ~ enforce
tho claims. The matter may yet be-
settled without the aid " gnnpOwdGf.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

Tho mining industry In Southern
Oregon Ia settling down into solid
business like enterprises aud IL lepH Of
superficial business or holter.
hkeltSr scramble than II used 10 bo
Our quartz mines hfo being developed
m0io properly aud more solid class
of meu nro taking hold Of them
GOOD paying miuoa, In siondy opora.
ti0b, like tho Orccnbnok or tho
Eureka uo tho best stimulus 10 the
gr0wth.0f. tho mining industry,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Ir is uP TO TnM DOoTOR.

A lady wrote US few weeks ago
from Winchester Va, that bhc had
been under doctors care for I years
for dyspcpsin, the pain seemed to
center under her left shoulder pludc,
aud was 10 severe ut times that she
could neither eat nor sleep. She had
lost faith in her home doctor, and
asked us to send us samples of our Dr.
Gums improved Liver Pills which
had been rocommcncpd to her We
sent her two pills. In few days
she sent for box Now she writes
that the pain under should has left
her entirely, she enjoys her meals and
never sleeps less than hours every
night, and this has all come about
In two weeks, and cost her bOc for
two boxes Of pills Says the doctor
charged her $40. 90 aud that she told
him hc had better take the $50 90 an
invest II all In DR. Gums Improved
Liver Pills andb uild mp his practice.
We have not received the Doctor n
order yet but any ono having dyspcp-
sia, bilious spells or sick headache
can get speedy cure by the usc of
these pills For sale 10y W. f. Krcmc.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
THURSDAY. DEcEMDgE H. iMz

Tiis city c0BDoil has ppder coDsid .
srati0n sn ordinance amending 10
Gfs limits anG another snaetibg m0rs
stringent prohibition agaiHst he efsc.
ti0n n ang buildlgg MT n wO11 N
stoBs within he nfs limits.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

win No death n Thomas r. Reed
another u Ogr great men has passs1
sva7. Fm long time hesd uas the
foremost figure 10 American politics,
tis wss the aggressive soft n poli
tiGiag. n fighter, aBd man ~ powr
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
NEW HOUSES

SHOULD h. furnished 10 uYs best and
- latest style. This tan bs dcDs moot
surely and economically by dealing With
JhDmas tbs HCBssiufnishsf Where eysfy
purchass means money fay.nZ tai.siae-
ton.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
FOR SALE.

a. aceDnol oi leaving The aty nAi ssi.
~ the iDllOsinR gOJds a. bargain
Household furniture, piano, organ, hnus-
aud lot on Bndgs tbest Gall On r. l..
JOhpsOn. Corner an AMI l.. s.rsst
pAKkELB Tor sale At AIMS packing
- bOu.e.
A H. the standard variety Oi sppie trees
n at the Eufs Ia nursery near Wilder
vile. ore, satisfaction IN price aud
quality guaranteed. J IT, kObfssDB.
I;AEM 100 acres 10 acres in nn.st fruit,
~ acres under fenc" and cultivation,
alfalfa aud clover, water for Irrigation,
DOOd two story dNelling etc, good stuck
range. Address Box II WOOdyilIe. oregon
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
CLASSIFIED ADS.
RIAL ESTAIE.

II yoB are .fying " p4y iof Jour hoHs
Thomas Cash SlOfs affords OppOg-
iDnitiss for bugipY ~ ecOnDmirz Lhas
you can meet Jour paymenis much more
easilg
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
WAN TED

MAN Of family 10 call at Thomas the
llOusiurnishers and see the fine dis
play That hro sure " please the family.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

I WILL make few chaltle loans or help
some good, money making enterprises
j. ID. DRAKE, a aud bth ~.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
PERSONAL.

CORREsPOSDENCn h solicited from
~ those Who are unable ~ call Oh us 10
person. A great deal Cf our business b.
tfAnsacted by mail and ~ are quile sure ~
please you In this manner. 1hOmas the
iiou8slufnishef
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

W. are rcnd, for Santa ClnnA Give
IN call Crnmcr Bros
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Combined with a

Free gifts with every purchase Of
Holiday China and Glassware.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-14

is very happy In her Virginia home and
mas made many warm friends
49,
Each year the horse show has grown IN
Importance and extent, and each year I'M
proyements are made IA stalls grand,
stand, etc with the money made by the
previous show, as the people here only de.
sire to make the show an attraction TO
their town, and seem to be entirely above
the mere money part OF the scheme. They
have exceeded beyond their hopes, ami
small wonder, FOR IL Is a Great pleasure 70
see the beautiful surroundings one had
only 10 turn the eyes away from the array
OF stately horses to see beautiful pictures
Of green hills, dotted here ana there with
clusters Of trees ana varying shades, over
which the sunlight aud cloud shadows
made exquisite play
The air is delicious, so fresh and cool
that IL is a delight Just to breathe. aud
the people are SO warm hearted and cordial
that they add greatly TO the breathing de-
light
! forgot TO mention the Ane tour.n.hand
driving that was such an attractive part
OF the show. Mr.. Clarence West of Bnlti-
more, whose farm, Mountain View. IL
famous hereaboui; Mr.. CORTLAND smith.
MIR. l.. d. Passano and Mr.. n II. Nnile,
all OF Warrenton drove their own teams.
and II was simply marvellous to see the
way they managed those splendid horses.
on without single serious accident 4
noticed that the ladies who attended
showed excellent taste in not oyerdrcss-
ing.
haven't seen many pretty women or
handsome men and | can't think the girls
here have anything Ike good time as
ours do. for they outnumbcr tho men In "a
way that Is calculated to contribute TO the
pleasure OF the latter rather than to their
own. There was Of course a good deaf
OF social life consequent upon the snow,
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rations proceed. that taey have much 10
learn. and 10 they cndeavor 70 secure nc.
curatc Information from ali possible
sources they VIII have AZ The end OF the
real historical value-matter. much OK II,
not 70 be found In printed volumes ana
that which Is Of record not easily accee-
siblc. They win find themselves unexpect-
cdly interested IA What would In fiction
he called the Development or their plot
They will be able 20 appreciate the difa
cnliirs under which the early settlers
worked; they will nnd pleasing hits OF BIZ
ogrRphy ot forgotten men, once Important
factors In the making Of their city. they
VIII be able 10 trace tae growth Of the
place from litilc lake settlement 10 a
great center OF civilization, and IN this local
growth can measure the advancement OF
Science OF manufactures and Of education
as they could do n no other way Ihev
VIII have the Satisfaction of feeling that
they have accomplished a definite. nrac
ticai pipcs OF work, an1 Il Is safe TO pre-
dict viii have q deeper regard for their
clty than they before possessed
The Buifalu eluhs program might wru
be borrowed 10 every town who're a wos
mans stub exists. Tor no town IL 80 small
or unimportant that docs not possess n
hletory worth presefvrr; not one hut has
had among Its inhabitants men and women
whose stories are wortA toe telling: none
which has been without interesting even
thrilling, Incidents and events. women's
clubs are fond OF delvinr into ancient mis-.
tory md wrlsina e avs on abstract
themes which no nearer can recan next
day aud there l. some reason to snsnect
that this adherence to the stertotyped "nt-
erary" program has hnd much 20 do with
the growing Indifference OF the members
Of these organizations. But az their door
Is the practically unwOrked field or local
history, which is capahe OF aocrding a
live interest and az supplying task whica
neads 20 he done The clur6 can do no
better than to take this up Systematically.