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Stephen Babbitt formerly of Cleveland. but more
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of Beaumont, Tex, about which the
SAYS OH. whole country talking not long
GJJSHERS ago, the Imperial Hotel yester
APE day said: "The Beaumont field is
FAILING. giving out One prominent company
has served notice it's patrons
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gas pressure given out but many wells are pump
ing Il per cent salt water Two of the biggest
panes will soon to abandon business There is
a great deal of oil yet, but the fields are going dry
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that they own stock dry holes 1t Is possible that
the nine lines and tankage systems may be of
to the Standard Oil Company. but believe that the
boom days are at Beaumont"
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
RICH ORE AT GRANITE HILL
Five-Foot Vein Uncovered Which
Carries Great Values.

The American Gold Fields Co, Of
Chicago, the recent purchasers Of the
Granite Hill mines Of the Louise creek
district, are steadily pushing develop
ment work and have already accom-
plished the most gratifying results.
On Saturday, ledge Of the Granite
Hill mine which has before received
mention on account of its marvellous
richness, carrying values Of from 800
to $4,000 TO the ton, widened out in
the course Of development from two
and half to five feet. At the rate
this ledge would produce, 1t is esti-
mated that 100 feet in depth would
pay for the purchase of the whole
property. The mine il making Won
derful showing and seems destined to
become one Of the greatest on the
coast. As soon as the roads are in con
dition for hauling a 20-stanIp mill,
with other machinery, will be in
stalled
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
FULL OF FREE GOLD
T.. {. Dugsor Makes Rich Strike
Just North of Town.

\ rich quartz strike was mado last
week just north Of town by Ernest G..
Duggcr The find is located ON the
south slopc of the mountain sometimes
known rs "Spring Mountain" and is
less than three miles from Grants
Pass. Two claims have been located
ON the ledge which has "a width of five
feet carrying good values throughout.
while portion of the rock is aston
ishingly rich, showing free gold in
startling abundance The ledge is
to all appearances permanent and is "a
contact vein
This is among the most important
OF the recent finds and somewhat sur.
prises many who are acquainted with
the country as it is tho first strike
of Importance TO bo madc ON its side
Of the divide The hithcr slope of the
hills eucirclmg the valley has boon
largely neglected 10y plosp,ctors as it
was generally supposed they did NOT
carry gold Yet nearly all the
gulchcs, the tributaries of the "Gl.
bert creek 'of Grants Pass carry small
prospects, not enough 10 pay for work
ing.
\ short distance below this ledge. a
quartz boulder carrying high values
was discovered many years ago. some
effort was made then and Ina after
years to discover the ledge from which
1t had evidently broken, bot without
success. Mr.. Duggor however. seems
TO have been successful whero others
have failed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
GOVERNORS PATRONAGE
Offices and Positions TO BE Filled
by Chamberlain.

Mr. Chamberlain will have cousld
orablo patronage to give the demo
Gratis, but most Of the appointment,
are in the pcnit,utary over TIN,
department alone lac has complete say.
and ho is also supreme in the matter
of the soldiers home appointment.
Chamberlain has a voice m the Sc.
lection Of supcriutculuuts for the mute
school, the reform school, tho ASYLUM
and the fish warden During his
term he will appoint three member,
of the BARRIERS commission, five men.
hers of the state board Of medical eN
aminerS, five members OF the board If
pharmacy and a large bunch of re.
gents for the state university, agricul-
.unl college and he four normal
schools.
What tlh governor can appoint of
his own accord are;
Private secretary.
Stonographer.
Superintendent OF pcuitcntiary.
Two wardens at peuiteutilry.
Farmer at pcuitcutiary.
Bookkcopr at pcniteutiarv.
Ten guards at pouitcutiarv
Three shop guards at pcuitutiarv
-Four night watchmcu at penitcn
tiary.
Engineer az pvnitentiary
Physician at pcuitcutiary
State land agent
Adjutaut general
Twcnty-iour employees at soldiers
home,
Health officer at Astoria.
Health officer At Marshirld
Health officer at NaQuiua.
Health officer az Gardener
Three pilot commissioners
ClcrS Of pilot commissioners
Three members of state fair board.
-Four members ~ state board Of agri
culture.
Five members ~ military board.
For each and every one Of these
places thero are several aspirauts. and
every string is being pulled 10 land
the appointments lt Is probable that
che governor will make a clean
sweep IN these offices. rs they are
nov filled by rcpublicans
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
Glendale Items.


Born-At Wolf creek, December 2o'
1902. to M and Mrs. George Burns a
daughter
DR.. J. NJ. Kitchen of Stayton, Ore
stopped over Thursday with Dr. and
Mrs Bowersox on his return from
timber cruising at Ashland.
Quite a number of immigrants ere
expected in a few days from Duluth
Mimi, who expect to make their
homes in and aroand Glendale. Let
the good work 20 on.
Word reached here yesterday Of a
mining strike Of considerable import
ance being made on the Georgia vein,
living west of the Benton. The
Georgia vein has been prospected on
surface for over ?,OCO feet during the
past two years, when recently the
owners, Lewis & Jones, started a
cross.cut from Drains creek to tap the
vein, which WAS accomplished last
Monday, cutting the ledge at a depth
of As feet They penetrated the ledge
about five feet, the east wall not yet
having been reached The ore is
highly sulphurated showing free gold.
The owners are highly elatcd, it being
the richest and most promising body
II ore yet encountered on any Of thoiI
claims.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
Wldcrvllls Items.
Rain Rain Raiul

Rain Rain Rain!
Our school has commenced again.
Born--To Mr.. ard Mrs J.H. Robin
son, January Is, son.
J. II. Robinson has been hauling
lumber for "A new barn.
Jacob Wagner has been attending
court the las, few days.
Mrs. George Lewis has been on the
sick list the last few days.
James Hooking, Sr. has been suffer
ing with bad boil on his knee.
The men of the nc'ghborhood have
been working On the big ditch, the
last few days
Robert Stevenson has returned from
Crescent City where he has been at
work for several months.
j. W. McCollnm has been working
on his new barn, the last week with
j. b. Robinson'S : assistance
Williams Bros, q Kendall have
sold their saw mill engine and intend
to get a new one in the spring.
Miss Bessie McCollum is visiting
for a few days with her uncle ana
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. McColl lam
J. W. McCollum with Elsie, Ruby
and Harry McCollum spent Saturday
and Sunday with his sister and family
near the Pass.
The Home Comfort Range agent has
been through the country. Zanoni.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22

Oregon's new governor, Geo. H.
Chamberlain, was inauguratcd We'd.
nosday. Oregon, though strongly
republican state, has one of the few
democratic governors of tho north.
This fact is lamentod by many rcpub.
hcans, but the last election should bo
good object lesson to the republican
party and all parties; that If they
want TO elect their candidates they
should nominate u man that can COM
mand votes A simple place ON the
ticket may carry man through in
some states bat 1t is frail dependence
In Oregon. While Furnish was be-.
ing carried by his ticket and the
party leaders were saying to the
voters, Don't rebuke the admins.
tration, " Chamberlain was making
votes for himself all over the state by
his clear cut and forciblo speeches.
The new governor is man of ability
and will doubtless prove "A good
official lie disclaims any intention
of partisanship in the conduct of the
governors Office and announces his in.
tention of serving tho people OF the
state of the whole. lie would be-
governor, not Of the democratic rarty
but of the state of Orcsgon. Ia the
effort he makes with the welfare of
the state In view, he should have the
hearty support Of all parties aud the
contemplate partisan spirit which
seeks TO drag and hinder because he is
on the other side Of the political fence
should have no place in his admins,
tation
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22

Lieutenant Governor Tillman OF
South Carolina shot Editor N. @. Con.
zales In Columbia ON January 10.
Gonzales fingered four days and died.
Tillman IL now confined in a cell and
has u murder trial hanging over his
head. Gonzales, in his paper, applied
abusive terms to Tillman, therefore
the latter shot him. While Tillman i
act is barbarous and more worthy Of the
dark ages than of the Goth century,
he will not lack for sympathisers
and excusers. 1t may be that 1t is
more satisfactory to man of Till
mans hro-catiug spirit" to go out
and shoot man rather than seek
redress through lawful channels, yet
such firo-eating spirit is not to be
commended, especially in the case of
u man in Tillman's high office who is
sworn TO uphold the laws of his state
and who to crafty his spirit, has
to add perjury to murder This Till
man is nephew of the famous Sena.
tor Ben Tillman, He received the
news of the death of his victim with
visible emotion. "
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
GEOLOGICAL SURVEYORS
Line Of Elevations Being Run
Along Railroad Line.

A party Of U. s. geological survey
ors have reached southern Oregon and
are now working in the vicinity of
Ashland They are establishing "A line
Of elevations from Benicia, Cal. to
Seattle. The work is confined to the
line of the railroad. A bench mark
is put in at the head Of every mile and
at each three mile point an iron post
six feet in length is driven with the
elevation stamped on top of the post
They are planted to remain perma-
nently. This party will be followed
by others Of the survey in due time,
the line Of elevations being prepara-
tory for the topographers
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22

The senatorial election now going
on at Salem Is absorbing the public
interest. The leading candidates are
Falton and Geer, while Wood IL
backed by the democratic votes.
Geer was nominated by Mulkey in a
very able speech. Eddy Of Tillamook
then addressed the joint convention
challenging statements made by
Mulkey, declaring that the so.called
popular vote for Geer did not repre-
sent the choice Of the people except
as between Geer and Woods. He
nominated Fulton. Pierce of Una
tilla nominated @. u. S. Woods, demo.
crat. On the first ballot, Fulton re-
ceived 2S votes and Geer 20. Wednes.
days vote resulted as follows Full
ton 81, Geer lS, Wood II, Absent 4,
scattering 20.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22

Representative Hale Of Josephine
spread CONSERVATION among the Multi
nomah delegates on Tuesday by offer
ing an amendment to the Lewis and
CLARK fair bill, which calls for an ap-
preparation of $780, 900. Hale's amend.
ment was TO the effect that IA
81, 900, 600 paid subscription should be
shown before the appropriation could
be turned over TO the commission
The amendment was vigorously OPP
posed by some Of them embers who de-
clared 1t would have the effect of.
killing the bill. Hale defended the
amendment, declaring that he was not
unfriendly TO the bill but that it was
necessary to be mindful OF the taxpay.
ers. He said that the fair was an en-
terprise of the city of Portland. The
amendment WAS lost.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
THE COLD SPRING LEDGE
Widening With Depih-New Pack
Trail Made.

S. f. and Fred Isham have bnilt a
mile and a half pack trail leading
from Jones creek to their "Cold
Spring" ledge on the "high divide. "
They have been sinking on the vein
with encouraging results The width
is increasing with the depth attained
and a good ore body is now in sight
This ledge is situated on the mountain
forming the divide between Evans
Jones and Louise creeks.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
BOARD OF TRADE TO MEET
Annual Meeting and Election 10
be Held Next Monday.

Next Monday January 20, at
O'Clock sharp the annual meeting OF
the Grants Pass Board Of Trade i,
called Tho meeting will bc held at
the city hall and every business man
|aud citizen who has the best intcrcsts
of our city at heart, should arrange tc
ho present
The Importance of elcctng good,
live men as officers of tho Board thi,
year is apparent to every citizen.
Matters ot vital Importance TO the
'vtty aud county will come before the
Board this year. that can only he
handled through the Board and If not
properly looked after will result In
irrrwmhle loss to the town and
county
10 the present Board has failed to
accomplish as much as might have
been douv 10 may ho that TART Of the
fault lies in you. The financial benc.
it of "a good, live, energetic body OF
business men banded together for the
purpose of building mp the best inter.
csts of the community in which they
live, cannot he ovcrVstimatrd
The important commercial centcrs of
the country have been largely the re-.
suit of unitcdaud hearty efforts alon =
this lima nf p,.rI ,f TIL. -
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22

The state Of Colorado has two
senates in organization and merry
time is in progress. The election Of
some of tho democratic members was
contested and Senator Wolcott issued
a manifesto to the republicans, call
ing on them to unite and unseat these
democrats aud to put republicans in
their places, so that a republican
United States senator might be elect
cd The democrats were not willing
TO be unseated and there Is conse-
quent muddle and broil. II is glar
ing exhibition Of politics Of tho lower
order. the unprincipled resort 70
trickery and force
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
City Treasurei's Notice.

Grants Pass, Oregon, Jan. ~, 1908.
There are funds In the city treas
ury TO redeem all outstanding war
iants, protested to February 1, 1900.
Interest on same will cease after
this date
Dated at Grants Pass, Ore, January
22, 1908.
Col. W. Johnson, City treasurer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
Mediord City Election

In Medford city election Tuesday
the old administration which stood for
reelection in the council was de.
ieated' The vote by wards is Ms fol.
lows:
First ward-Toft, a.; Stewart ls,
strang, "a; Elwood, 10; Orr. Ab
Second ward-Tott as; Steward. 90
strang, 81 Huanson, o.; Eads. 3D.
Third ward-Steward, 45; Toft. A.
Demmer' 4s; Van. Dyke, 90; Stang,
n.
Ioft stood for recorder against
James Stewart Chas Stmng lad mo
opposiuon Tor treasurer Mayor Gre.
well has another year TO serve.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22

At the Riverside Nursery yoW0i III
find fruit, shade and ornamental tees.
Monterey Cypres. for hedge or fence
Raspberry, Blackberry, Gooseherry
and Log1nb,rry plants, Currants,
Crane roots, etc. Would trade Eur-
sary stock for building lCt
/ have nice lot OF Wyaudott chick
ems and can furnish eggs for 70 cents
Ia setting,
Call at Nursery or see j. z. Taylor
at Sloyer's drug store.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
THURSDAY. JANUARY %. 1908

San Francisco has another sensation
al mystery which may prove to be OF
the same sort which have given that
city notoriety in the past. A young
girl has disappeared from her home
and circumstances seem to show that
she was abducted. When last seen
she was in a dazed condition and the
discovery of tragedy is expected.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22

who were afflicted with different all
ments have become healthy and strong.
when heavy fogs prevail in other
narts Of This state, after ,he sun gets
nv tbe focs lift. Then We enjoy nice
a,shi,o wide Awake.