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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-05
GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST
THE CONGO AUTHORITIES
Doctor Sent to Africa by Italy Says
Attempt Was Made to
Pofaor, ETfu,

ROME, June 4.-Dr. Micucci. who has
been in the Italian service in the Congo
Independent State, has presented the
Foreign Office here with a report which
describes attempts by Congo authori-
ties to poison several persons holding
sentiments unfavorable to the state.
including Micucci himself and Bac-
carri, who was sent to the Congo as
an Italian envoy to report on the pos
sibility of sending Italian emigrants
there.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-05

cials Of Lower California get him he will
never be tried. He says he VIII be or
dered transferred from one town to an
other under guard OF posse OF rurales
and they will shoot him. The report VIII
be that he tried to escape.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-05

Speaking at Exeter. England, Rider
Haggard said he had seen people
herded together In England under con-
ditions to which Kaffirs or wild African
tribes would not submit.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-05

Why not write a part Of this news
naper yourself? In a few lines. In the
want ad. columns, you can tell what
Won want or what you have to SELL
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-05

Charles Morton. the father of the
music halls, who died I'm London re-
Gently, left an estate of only $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-05
ARGENTINA MAY ALSO
BE GIVEN A CARDINAL
Pope Is Urged to Take the step I'm
Case He Names One for
HrazfI.

ROME, June 4-The Tribuna says
that the numerous Bishops OF Argen-
tina. who are now In Rome for the
Eucharist Congress. have accomplished
their secret mission OF claiming from
Poep Plus a Cardinal for Argentina II
one Is named for Brazil.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-05
Former Mayor of St. Loui. Dies.

yINCENNES. Ind, June 4.-Wiliam L.
Ewing. former Mayor of ST. Louis, died
at his home here to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-05

Thought should always precede words.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
MISUNDERSTANDING fiirfin.

Don Der rufIi9en aaiierin 3atbas
rtna II. 1T lestbin Elm Brief betannt
~setporben, BEN lie i'm Sabre 1853 an
oen 9eneralgpuperneur8 Braun in Tiga,
Qiplan6, ri6tete. Die &aiiertn bittet
oarin Den 9ouperneur IN 1ebr berg
li9er WeiIe, er mDse i6r I'm @ertraus
li9teit nit 3abt uno Sabt tpobl bei=
fteben" uno an lie idreibet .iiber alIes
bosienige 10 tie nDthig finoen gu metz
ner Wifeni9aft nit boiler Jreibeit
obne irgenots einen 3petfel." Gum
S9lub berii9ert Die Giirftn ben
Mbrehaten ibrer rimmeroauernben
Qffettipn" uno fiigt Damn cine Na9s
idrift Bel, Die folsenbermaben lautet:
sd babe befoblen Die Confirmation
berer ltfldnbtf9en Yripilesien obne
9icanen mad peter oes Grpben iepnen
5u ri9ten. oenn ib bin ni9t intentio<
nieret, jemanoen mas gu benebmen uno
piinf9e peiter ni9ts, ais oab meme
l%1ntertbanen in 5rieoe Ruhe uno @ers
gniieen leben mD6ten, biefes S9retbe
i1 ibnen oamit 0ab Der @eneralguber>
nator m0se mas gu eradblen baben;
sd piinf6e aud poN gu piffen oh
bieier !Serr uno feline untereebene pro=
pincs NIT mir sufrieoen 1T uno NORM
fi9 gu befern pGre; i3 priife Shnen
OBJ tie mod auf gut Gnslii9 Die Wabrs
belt fasen t0nnen tpelhe mir jeoer5ett
ote angenebmite tit. oieies peroe i4
aus Der 4nttport tpabrnebmen. S4reis
ben fe mir audi tpie ss NIT tbrer &C.
funbbeit sebet. lie feben bab i4 Dor
tbnen oas unmOeltde tbue, oa i4 einen
beuti9en 8rief sef4rieben 10 mir tn
meinem 2eben nidt oft seidtebt audi
pobl ni9t gu ratben 1T neil i4 iebr
fhledt f9reibe aber mas thut utsr,
nt4t bpr feline Greun6e."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Abfblass,abluns.

Gin elettrii9er gabntpagen, beFen
6etoe Stsreiben nit mebr ooer tpeniger
in @eodnfen periunfenen Yafagieren
befebt ftno, rollt ietnem 3iele gu. pl0b=
li9 bort man, pie nit i6arfem <ng>
Hing elm Geloftiid gu 9ooen fdnt. Ollie
Jabrsdite peroen aufmertiam. 0a
itebt elm alter !Serr gu feinen Giben
binunter uno bebt unter fait dtbems
loier Spannung ser Mitfu6renoen Elm
blisenbes Geloitiid uuf. Sc in Der
beri9lofenen t6anb per6ergen6, fraste
CT: r9dt irgeno iemano bon Den 9ers
rem elm 9oloitiid perloren?"
Die sr0bere 9dlfte Der puFagiers
6ur9piiblt nit groBem Offer sic Sa<
i9en.
sd! = 5ter. i9! = S9!" tltnst
es bon berf6ieoenen Seiten.
rNun Damn iibsrrsi9e i9 Dem ebrz
lt9en 0erlierer einftpeilen Dies neue
bIante 3fpeipfennisftid auf @bi9lag,"
idmun5elte Der alte Serr uno belt oas
aupferitid bod.
Mber teiner ser 8erlterenoen beanz
fpru9te es, un6 Der 4lte iibereri9te es
Dem Shaffner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
0lMdlim enttpt5mt.

Die Samilie zines an9eie6enen &c,
l9dftsmdnnes in elmer nieoerrbeint,
f6en Stu6t tpuroe baSur6 in f6peren
Summer gebru4t, oab Ger sinaig.
Sobn, Der ii9 our9 isinsn Batter ges
trdntt glaubte, 5iirneno pbne @eI0mits
tel bas @aterbaus berlieb uno ouf btt
8dnoeri9aft sing. On Der franaDii.
i9en 9renae fiel er @erbern in 6te
9GnOe uno e6e er ii6's perfa6, mar .r
fiir Die franaOii9e &olonidlarmee on>
seporben uno na9 Nlsier gei9idt.
Ollie &lugebriefe mad Der Seimatb ball
fen ni9ts, ale @eriu9e ser Gitern,
Den Spbn freiaubefommen, i9lugen
ebenfo febl, pie perf6ieoene Slu6tperz
fu4e. Oa erbot ii9 elm friiberer Trem>
oenlegiondr. fir cine beitimmte Gum
me Den iungsn Mann gu befreien. Sn,
folee feines ourh lanse Sienftseit in
Der Sremosnleeion erlangten 8irqerz
re9ts uno ieiner Militdrpapiere fonnt.
er unanssfO4ten Die betreffenos @arnts
ION errei6en. Na66em. err ben iunaen
Seutf9en aufsefunoen bate, itedte Ct
Jpn in Die mttgebra4te gipiltleiounq,
iibersub ibm Die bereitgebaltenen 3ez
sitimationspapiere unb trat nit ibm
unter gr0bter 9ei4Ieunisung Die Riid,
retfe an. Dime !5inoernife tpurbe ole
6eirnath errei6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Bitter ots crStns bonn btilietn


Ser BEN 3aiier berliebene Orbsn
bonn beiligen 9rabe, gu behen ueberrei=
dung Der 2drDindl JirtsGr3bii6of
Ropp fi9 BON 8reslau na9 Wleb be-
CAB, lit ems isn.r penigen ghrenaeis
hen, bic ni6t bur6 einen resferenben
Souperdn ertbeilt tperben. Man pfleat
ben Srben stpar als einen pGpftli4en
su beaei9nen, bod lit bies nur inio>
tpeit ri9tig, als ieoe e~in5elne @us5ei6-
nuns nit ibm Der 9enebmisung bss
papites beba=f, pGbrenb bic @erlei>
bung felbIt bur9 ben Patridr9en bon
Seruialem erfolst. Ser Oroen fpuroe
slei95eitig uno aus berielben @e-aa.
laHung geitiftet, pis Der bss beiliaen
Sobannss bon Seruialem, Der als Sc.
tdrniter> uno Maltsisrorbsn nod Ecu.
tie untsr aIerbinss iebr psrdnh.rten
umitdnben fprtbeftebt. @ub sr psr-
bantt ieinen llriprung Der in ben
3rsu53ii9en entitanoensn Sitte. ben
Ritteri9lag am beiligen Srabe gu err
tbeilen. Sas Hedt gu bieier grtbeis
lung .rtpurb.n onmdbli6 bic Sranaiss
faner, benen es mebrfua burd bic
pdpite beitdtigt purbe, 10 bon Ilerans
Ger VI. um 1896 unb BON 8enebift
XIV. 1746. Popft Qius TX. iibertrua
bann am 10. DECEMBER 1847 benz Ia.
teiniiGen Yatriarden bon SSeruIalem
bas ausf6liebli9e &e9t, bic Bitter
bes Srbens gu e%rnennen, uno am "a.
Sanuar 1868 srnsute 9ius TX. bieIes
Hsft. inbsm er 5uslei9 ben Srben ben
tpsItli9en baoura slsi9ftellte, bab er
ibn in orei 9laFsn ~eintbeilte, in bic Der
@rObtrsu5e, aOn tbure unb Hitter. Sd'
Bel bebi.lt Der 9apft ii9 aber ausbriids
lia bas Yripileg Dor, in jebem eiaaels
men ssu[Ie bic Grt6eilung bes Srbens
porber gu senebmigen, unb in Birtli4z
feit oelangt er ba6er audi ni9t anbers
our 8erlsibung, ais pdre sr elm @hrsns
sei4en beg Yapitss ielbit. Saber 1T
audi bic s3ubl Der Seuti9en, bic i'm
befiben, cine p.rbdltniBmGbig groBe.
unb nomentli9 piele parlamentarier
unb ipnitige Inbang.r Der gentrumss
partei nennen i'm ibr eieen. 60 trd9t
gum 8.iipiel Der Rsi9stagsprdioent
@raf 8aneitrsm bas 9robtreu5, eben.
10 tpie Shirt Ssrbinanb Tabaipia unb
bas Observation-Disclosures Graf Soensz
broe9, fpG6renb Der Greiberr b. Sertz
lima unb Der M%bseorbnete b. Gblas
pomsti Sn6aber bes Somtbnrfreu5es
fotpie ibr. &pnegsn Or. Hintelen, 81.
Bahem unb Hoeren Snbaber bss Rtt<
te~rfreu5es finb. Die Characterization
aei9net ii9 bur9 sef9mddpoue Gin'
fa6beit aus. sic beitebt aus einem
roth emainirten i%ossnannten n&riifens
freuae", in beIen bier gden lid bier
fleinere Sreuae eleider Dirt bsfinben
unb tpirb, fpie Der S~obnnniters unb Der
MalteTerorb.n, an einem f4tpor5en
Ssib.nbanbs getragsn. 9lsrau lsgsl
bic 9rpbtr.u5e, gu benen iebt audi
aaiier @ilbeIm H., u~nieres Wifsns
ais Der erfte 9roteftant, fi9 eeieIt.
auf Der linten Sruit sinen adtipist7
osn Gil6erit.rn on, auf benz bas rotbe
Rreua bon einem palmena!pei9e um9ez
ben .ri6eint.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Die nbrfnlO[t Brit.
Gahns, GieL Snnpt uno tanfeInee gtttmt
ais 3eitm effer DER 9iIten.

9tIUl du9eHleIH peluHHl QUITE oS
Qrt unS @eiie fem, in Ger sic Mens
f9en Dor Der gntoedung Der u9ren Die
8eit mdber. 9spor Die alien @Dlfer
bon Der Gtnt6eilun9 Ser 3eit na9
Stunoen cine Mbnung batten, t6eilten
fs Den Gag na4 @%bt6silungen urb
ebenio sic gla6t mad Wa9en elm. Die
Wa4en tpuroen bur9 ben reSelmGBi'
gen Marmruf sepifer 9austbiere be-
ftimmt. Die Sbtere erpa9en betannis
li9 gu berf9ieoenen 3eiten, aber ieoss
regelmGbig INNER gu ieiner 3eit, uno
faum erpa9t, gi6t es fein Signal. 60
CAB es BEL Den &0mern einen 3eittbeil,
oen lie 0dQicinium, Die 3eit, 6d Der
Sabn gu trG6en beginnt. nannten, uno
einen anoeren, tpel9en lie als Gontis
cinium, oie 3eit, in Der Die Sabine gu
trd6en uufb0ren, be5ei9neten. Der
9eginn oe8 &rG6ens oes Sabnes todr
ibnen Elm Signal. oab Die 3eit Der
Mitternd6t melt porgeriidt lei, uno
bas 4uf6Oren oes &rdbens beoeutete
t6nen ods Serdnndben oes Sonnens
aufgangs. Cicero nennt oen 9dbn ben
Sonnenbogel. @polp, Dem ser 6abn
gepeibt mar, lit nit einem SABINE urrf
Der Sano abgebiloet. Qu9 Die Siraes
litsn bielten oen S.nitinft oes Sabnes
fir etnsn perlGbli9en 3eitmefer. Sic
unterf6ieoen fi6 nur odOur6 bon Den
ROmern, oab tie oen 9a6nenf9rei als
Elm 3ei9en oes berdnnabenoen Mor>
gems betra9teten. Die BARREN pdren
our9 elm &eligtonsgeieb berpfli9tet,
minoeitens einen 9d6n i'm Sauie gu
6aAen, odmit Sieier lie gum @ebet
tpeh. Die Salmuolebrsr baben 1i9,
nod hotter gebeno. beranlaBt sefunz
Den, in Der Morgenan0a9t ben Ses
gensiprli6 ein5ui6dlten: r9ebeneoeit
lei Der Gpige, tpel6er Dem SABINE 8erz
itano berlieben. UNI gu unteri9eioen
5tpif3en Sag uno Ha9t." 9esglei9en
e%rtannten Die 4rdber Dem SABINE Die
@ufsabe gu. Die Menf6en aus Dem
S9ldfe gu tpeden, uno lie na6men an,
oab orei Stimmen Soft argene6m
feien: Die Stimme Der &pranleier, Die
Der Sru6beter uno Die oes Sabnes,
tpel6er Sen f6ldfenben Menften tpsdt
uno an feline Yfli9ten mabnt.
Wie ser 9abn Eel BEN Homern Die
leBte Na6ttpa6e iignaliiirte, 10 seigte
Der Giel BEL Den Sirueliten Die erite
Na9tpa9e an. Der Giel miro in Der
8ibel als ru6eliebeno uno trdee ees
f9ilOert. go er am Sage ni9t CUR
Qrbeit ~an9ebalten miro, fdldft er pie
ale faulen Gei9Dpfe; odrum lit er
aber audi in Der Na9t am friibeiten
mad, unS tpenn Sic erite Na9tpa9e
gu Gnoe ge6t, 9ibt er Dies bur9
S9rsien funo. 9as Gn6e Der 3peis
ten Na9tpa9e be3ei9nete lei ben
Siraeliten oas geqen oes 6unoes.
Serner oiente Sen often inn finiteren
Raurne Dor Der Gntoeduns Der llbr als
fol9e Elm f~untelnoer @tein. 60 itano
8. 9. Der &riitaQ BEL ben @rie9en in
Dem @nieben zines Dor Sonnenauf=
gang hea leu6tenoen Steines, tporduf
tie bon ben periern aufmsrfiam ges
ma9t tpurben. Die Yerier pflesten
nGmli9 ME gu einem Selbause arfsue
bre9en, ebe Die Some aufsegangen
mar, un0 iobal6 Der Sag graute,
puroe Elm beili9es Geuer u%nseainoet;
ods Seranne6en 6es Moreenrotbs aber
bertiinoete Dem 9Dni9e Der Slang bes
in ariitaq gefdbten gilOnifes Der
Sonne, neil Der ariItua fart Su sldn.
gen besann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

q epaltige g d aoeus
euer. Sur9 cine 6~euersbrunit
tpuroen IN Jris5enpeen, POLAND, 200
5Guier, ourunter stpei &irten uno
ods Rat6bdus,J eingedi4srt.
g 9 IN fiibrt iGbrli9 fir
$25,000,000 8du6ol5 aus.
Der Grie=&anal miro mad
ieinem l1mbau bier Wal 70 lang fem
uie Der Sue5z&anal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
m mittIertn<6 u6ame,

Sim mittIeren~S i6ames
rita fino @ier, Rotosniihe uno
S9otola6e ala ftaatli4 uncertainties
@elo aasemein i'm umlauf.
Stan0inapten 1T burd feline
m%ufterbaftsn @erpfIesunssperhdltnife
un6 be 9ieoerfeit ieines Bottles bas
SoeaI zines Souriftenlanoes.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-24

Q. II. Parks, former well known
mining man Of this district, bat now
residing at Eugene, passed through
Grants Pass on the Sunday mornings
train, bound for Grass Valley, Cali.
fornia, where he has some mining
interests Mr. Parks is also interest
ed in the Bohemia district. There
is likelihood that he will again
make Grants Pass his headquarters
and invest In Southern Oregon mines
he mas come 10 the conclusion that
this section is proving to be one Of
the most promising mining sections Of
the Pacific Coast.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-24
Galice Consolidated.

WIN. Ryan, we'll known miner Of
this county and now acting as fore
man for the Galice Consolidated
Mines Co. was in Grants Pass this
week taking brief vacation from
work. M. Ryan says that the scar
city Of water has caused the company
to temporarily shut down all but one
of their giants during the present
week. The work Of opening the
creek channel was resumed this week
and line of pipe has been laid to
sluice out the gravel and de ebris near
the mouth of the creek and make an
opening for the big double fumes,
the construction Of which was begun
last fall.
The fumes Will be continued up
the creek until bedrock is reached
when it will be feasible to sluice
ont the channel with its accumulation
Of gold. This project, when com.
pleted, will open many bars of known
richness along Galioe creek, which
could not hitherto be drained.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-24

d. S. Toy of Baltimore, Nd, and
Frank Dixon, Dublin, Ireland.
These angelistis recently closed
most successful series of meetings
in Medford and are now in Ashland
where they are having equally as good
success.
Rev. Toy IL a stout, ronud- faced,
pleasant appearing man, with good
command Of language and his sermons
are full OF fire and force aud abound
IN good common sense and appeal
most conyinciDgly to his hearers. He
has been an evangelist for "a years
and been in nearly all the states of
the Union. Ho has Leen Co worker
with Moody, Jones and the other
noted evangelists and his work has
been complimented by them all.
Mr.. Dixon, the singing evangelists,
is tall man, with the genial person
ality Of true son of Erin. Ho has
"A baritone voice Of great strength,
and of wonderful pathos and dramatic
power His enunciation is perfect
and every word Of his sacred songs
can be heard with distinotness in all
parts Of the largest churches. Mr..
Dixon's singing has a most wonderful
influence on an audience and awakeni
their interest in the services to d
lively degree,
The evangclists will hold th1ir first
meeting next Wednesday evening IN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-24
ROOSEVELT TO INVESTIGATE.
Standard Oil Methods and You Should
Investigate the Following

A good six room house with cellar,
woodshed, and storeroom, we'll on
porch, frst.class windmill, large tank,
three chicken houses with parks, a
fine rabbitry, two ares in good healthy
fruit and an abundance Of berries.
Excellent river bottom loan soil and
an abundance of flowers The place
is in good repair and is bargain at
$1,000.
A good hard.fnished house of six
rooms with pantry and summer kitoh-
en-; close in for $3.50. A small pay
ment down and the balance the same
as good rent gets this place.
A nice residence lot for S65.
26 acres of the very best river bot
tom loan soil one and one-half miles
from Grants Pass Six acres in choice
fruit, eighteen acres in hops and a
good assortment of shrubbery. A
good five-room cottage and barn.
Price only $1,000. Terms easy. (No.
30S.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-24
Royal Group OF Galice.

The Old Channel mines or Royal
Group of Galioe are being operated to
full capacity by ]. r. Harvey, this
property having excellent water
rights that defy the unusually dry
season. Mr.. Harvey is working this
year, as for two years past ON the
Rocky Gulch side OF the channel,
dumping the debris into that stream
intsead Of Rich gulch as formerly.
Two giants are being operated un.
der pressure Of $40 feet. The bank
has height Of about 100 feet and
carries gold from the surface to the
bedrock. Very few boulders are
encountered, but the ground is gener.
ally quite compact, necessltating the
use ofa strong pressure behind the
giants. Considerable powder is also
used to loosen the ground and faoili-
tate working. The water supply is
derived from two creeks, the right
hand fork of Galice and from Rocky
Gulch.
This mine has been in operation for
some 40 years, and as yet, in compar-
ing the glound worked with that
which remains, only beginning
has been made. The gigantic old
channels of Galice on which this
placer is located are wonders in their
line aud the amount of aurifeious
gravel contained in them is seem
ingly inexhaustible. These channels
lie hundreds Of feet above the present
level of the river and the giants, thus
lifted out of the otherwise muffiing
canyons, roar with a volume Of sound
that can be heard for miles in any
direction. Every detail Of this mine /;
the banks, the dump, the pressure
and the equipment is grandly large.
Since the mine has been operating
under the present management, it has
been greatly improved in its equip
ment. The bitches have been en-
larged and the pipe renewed with
strength sufficient to Withstand the
whole pressure of 500 feet. Prior to
that time, although the whole fall
was available, only $50 feet pressure
had been used.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-24
New Ore Bodies at Greenback.

R.N. Bishop, superintendent for the
Greenback Mining Company and for
the Matha Mining Company, was in
Grants Pass Wednesday and Thurs.
day of this week. OF the opening up
of a new and extensive body of ore at
the Greenback mine, Superintendent
Bishop stated that the discovery was
neither of extraordinary size nor Of
fabulous richness as had been reported
in Grants Pass, but that the ore body
had the size and values that were
highly satisfactory to his company.
The Greenback, as nearly all other
lodges in Southern Oregon, alter
nately widen and narrow and miners
in following a ledge will find that
it will all but pinch out and then
further on widen out into an extern
sive ore body. This is the condition
at the Greenbaok ledge and is the
base for the reports that are spread
about from time to time that that
famous mine has about played out
But about the time the wiseaores
would get the report fully noised
about, the extension work at the mine
would show up another big ore body
and the old Greenback would con-
tinue its regular dividends, which for
the capital inyisited, has teen the
largest of any mine on the Pacific
Coast. The Greenback Company is a
close corporation and no stock is on
the market. the majority of it being
held by W. H. Brevoort, of New
York. Sensational reports of fabu-
lous finds are never sent out by Green
back Company to influence its stock,
nor is the output of the mine ever
made public, though it is known that
the Company's expenditures for labor
and material in Josephine county have
exceeded million dollars, which
makes it certain that its output has
been far in excess of that sum.
The recent find at the Geenback
was made ON the 800, 700 and 900 foot
levels and at the point now reached
by the drifts, the ledge shows a
width of 81 feet of ore Carrying good
values and every indication is that
the body is one Of the most extensive
yet opened up at that mine. 1t is
certain that the 20 stamps that are in
operation day day and night at the
Greenback will run through many
thousand tons of ore before another
pinch is encountered and more reports
20 out that the old Greenback is on
the verge of playing out. Supt
Bishop stated that development work
was progressing satisfactory at the
Martha mine. Though considerable
depth had been reached, no large ore
body had been found. Develop
ment work will be continued with a
double shift, men and power drillet
until it the ledge is fully explored
ind its value ascertained and the re-
suits Warrant it the company will
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-24

the Presbyterian church and will be
continued daily the succeeding two
weeks.
The singing will be q strong feature
Of the meetings and in addition to the
solos by Mr.. Dixon. large choir Of
the best singers of the city will lead
in the congregational singing. All the
ministers Of the city are assisting In
this evagelistio campaign and in
promises to be notable event in the
religious history Of Grants Pass.
The cottage prayer meetings in 2s
or "a district sections Of the city each
night, have been we'll attended and
the interest has continually increased.
1t is confidently expected that the
interest in all these services will Gu
mulative. SO that when the Evange-
lists arrive and take charge next We'd
nesday, they will find the way we'll
prepared. If Grants Pass will only
realize its opportunity. 1t may receive
such an uplift spiritually and morally
as will leave an impress for righteous
ness for many years to come. One
only dneeds to read in the daily papers
of the great work in Denver, where
the Legislature adjourned and the bust
ness house closed at the mayors re-
quest to attend the revival meetings |;
of Burlington, Iowa. Kansas City
and Los Angeles; of Schenectady and
Pittsburg. which have been stirred
as never before in their history, to
know that this is no local spasm. but
a great wave Of righteousness, sweep
ing over our nation. The Daily
newspapers Of London, England. have
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erect mill and begin permanent
mining opeations.
The Greenback company is one Of
the big road building of Josephine
county and has expended over Sl2, 900
on the wagons roads from the railroad
at Leland and at Wolf Greek to their
mine at Greenbaok. Even now
Superintendent Bishop has five men
and team at work macadamizing the
new road from Greenback to Wolf
Greek. Fine rock from the mine is
used and when this road is completed
it will be one of the best in Josephine
county. This road is a Private one
the county having neither located
it nor contributed to its construction,
yet it is used by all the residents of
the section and will become a most
important factor in the development
of the mineral, farm and timber re-
sources Of large district of Jose
phine county The construction of
this road entailed big expense on the
Greenback company, which on this
road alone has paid out some $1,000
and request was made that the
county contribute 1000 toward the
construction of bridge and the ma
cadamzng that is required to complete
the road. Though the county judge
favored the appropriation, the COM
missioners decided to hold the matter
over until the next term of court, un-
til personal examination Of the road
could be made by the members OF the
county court. AS the county has aided
road building to the Galice aud other
mining districts, it is but fair that the
county assist the Greenback road and
it is quite certain that at the first
term the appropriation will be made.
Superintendent Bishop states that he
will make no further application the
county court for an appropriation but
will proceed and complete the road
and give the public the free use of it,
though if the county sees fit to aid in
the completion of the road his com
pany will accept whatever is just
| in the matter