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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20

Another memorial window wal
placed IN 81 Johns church on Sat.
arday last,
The first 20 be put IN position
was the large triple chancei window
me Gift Of Mrs. Victoria e Thomp.
son and Mrs BENJAMIN r Carver
ia memory OF the son OF Mrs Thorn.
son and the husband of Mrs Car.
vcr A. the same time one wat
Installed 10 the memory Of Altman
Louis Miner. given by his pupils and
former classmates The design
shows the Green Mountains OF his
native state and in the foreground
cluster Of California peoples, re
produced AZ nearly 81 possible by
the medium Of stained glass. Thes,
flowers wete fayorIies Of ar Min.
er and We're copied from a sketch
painted BY him during the years OF
BIZ teaching IN California The
Inscription chosen as appropriate Is
liere In this Memorial bis friends
iuseribe bis sorth"
The third window is gift OF
NJ Paul W oryia. a memorial FOL
b. grandmother. Mrs Eiecia So
nhia purdy oryis. and u fiitine
testimonial to her. who spent 80
many years Ia the service ~ ~
Johns church
Among lbe contributors to the
other windows are Mr.. Walter c.
Stokes. Mrs James y Wilbur. Mlst
Jessie o. liawley. Mrs Il r Hoy,
Misses IIoyt. Mr. James u. Baker
AR John g. nurdetie
This Dow leaves only small
amount 10 be paid ga the windows,
and ali hope that the sum win be
shortly realized.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20


srATr ~ NKBa0Nr la,taa - Nsn
~ llasanall. ~ tstr ran ~ ih,
gllarf ~ NgsrAfasr
To al ts.f@bns interested ~ thr estate
laha sttnt lmtr q issnsi in taia iasifts !
decreased tsHNhFthAH
ATE probate tuaft huisifu ri Manchester
aathif Sad iat satd iHslfiti uu fhr - d da3
~ 1aiy iFI 80 instfnlntnt pHrisa tinH 81
H. thf list Mil and Testament 80 8rhn
~t0Ne iatF ~ iart4 in tald fisHtet
derrn-s Mas presented So the trnft sfnf'
saiA fef i'f@s~se
Ana H b 0r8efel ~ sAid curt ihei lhf
afd Ans ~ kusust lFit sfAhr rfyiair ,ftrs
iu sHid MAINE hester y aNaleftl iuf ufafins
ss,i4 iasirinitag amt llgn9 paiiet Thereof y
ssxem Sc al tHf~uns rsaiivsrussi ~ publish
Ius this nrtitF 4hfyf aYs4ks excessively ln
Ia MnnrhHstcr 1authHl HFNrfATHf c4r
cnia4ins Ia thai tietnitg ~ eald iNstfiet
previous "a tbs TINE appointed,
ThFHNYunN yon afr hereby notified 20
APPEAR fsefpre snih tsfuFt ~ tbf time ana
aiafr aforesaid ana fs1Htrsi he pr1t@I" 81
said NtN II sUa base fAusV.
tiiRsn under my hand nt Mas chester iti
said listriet. this fih ds4 ~ jula iNii,
NJ KBMARn ORtFFiTH Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20
4 Word Ia Depositors in Savings
Banks.

There are many matters connect
ed with human affairs that are be
yond human knowledge
We know they exist. but why
Omnipotence only understands.
But when II comes TO cold-blood-
ed, everyday business affairs like
banking, we find that given oondi
lions certainly produce their logical
results.
Here is a concrete illustration;
On the first day of July, 1907 the
Hyde Park Savings Bank had depos-
ats aggregating $S44,15s.34. -Four
years later. 10 wit, on the first
lay OF July, 1911, those deposits
lad increased to s2,01s.30e.77; 1873
per cent or sl174l4s.43 gain in
iour years.
The first uiterance given to a
statement of this kind Ia 1t cannot
De true"
The second is. The growth is
phenomenal"
And then we say. 1T Ia simply
gonderful--how can IL be?"
Figures do not lie and the cold
acts In the matter are that In the
little village OF Hyde Park with its
population OF only 423, there is a
savings Bank which the people of
Vermont hold in such high esteem
hat for four years the deposits
herein have exceeded the with
lrawals by between $500 and $1,000
'or every working day In the -four
ears. To be exact about IL. 1896
per working day.
What is the explanation?
Simply that the people OF Yer
mont have watched the growth of
he I.amoille County Savings Bank
md Trust Company with unusual
interest because OF It's management
md It's methods OF investmnts.
They have not failed to observe
hat In It's entire existence of more
han twenty-five years. the funds
d the bank have been invested with
such excellent Judgment and with
such palnstaking care that the bank
las record, probably unparalleled.
u never having lost dollar by a
poor note.
The man or boy having money TO
deposit has simply said TO himself.
the very safest. the very strongest.
md the most conservative Savings
Bank management is none too good
'or me. and II the -four per cent. In
crest paid By the Hyde Park bank
Is the highest rate Of interest paid
BY any Vermont bank. aud II II Is
perfectly safe TO send money By
nail--and the records show that not
! dollar Of deposits sent by mail TO
his bank was ever lost why 1
! place my funds for in-
'esiment and safe keeping Ia the
iyde Park bank
The question Il natural one and 4
he answer follows az naturally as
be Hight follows the day
Really. there is nothing myster.
Gus about this abnormal and phen-
menal growth, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20

Ybs ateraus a Bennington Coap.
q H8it bold their sirih annual re-
un4nn "a Dorset oA "Wednesday Aais
gesh These events are getiimg e.
W. Atitudea more and mote each
yaar The ranks n The boys 10 bliss
arr getting ihluner ard thinner - 2
year Aad q il hoped that there va
b. q isfge turnout ihie siaih re-
anton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20

aHay salardsy nishi a the Asc q
So foT several years she had
Suffered Wilh rheumatism. GBa aesn
s1 ysafs seo abe had the miEioT.
gana 10 fall and break hef hip
since then she has beeu eonflntd q
Nor bed rood share of the time
She leaves one sister. Mr. Marion
nafw0oo u Doresi. and tso sous.
EEsert y. u Middle Granville \
y AID Loren Of this place
The friends II our venerable
iowusman Charles Randall are pas
Eiea 70 account for bis vacation u
eas known that be bad spent most
ai Monday uiEhl Al a barn dance w
Dorset On Tuesday morning be
brought milk 10 the station Is ~as
bIs custom, be boarded the train
without leaving any word as 70 hts
intentions Whether I, Is case
~ kidnapping ON the pan of the u.
H. Co. ar whether Charles couldn't
resist the temptation 60 steal
ride IL the mystery Al present
writing ne has not been seen but
his friends have hltehed his horse
aud We hope for his return shortly
Later. Charles reached sun
sierland all right and started to
walk back but finally struck ride
TOLL GATE ITEMS
A little daughter has come to
The home OF Leonard and Effie Flem
ing Of Greenwich. n Y. natives Of
Manchester
Thursday the Toll Gate man
stopped run away horse at the
Gate. Clarence Gleason drove IL
back 10 the owner for which be re-
eeiyed SO cents
The writer has just eaten an
apple OF the fruitage OF 1910 sound
good and Favored. on this middle
day OF July. 1911, Northern Spy va
riety. Kept in Myron Gleason's
cellar, Barnumyille
Circus day came and Went and
left no unwholesome faint behind
No drinking, no foul language con
neeted with the circus Only one
person showed signs OF booze and
he was IN his own town The same
report comes by one who went to-
Bennington the next day Peace,
quietness and sobrIety reigned on
the grounds OF the showmen Has
a new era dawned? And is II to
remain so?
The recent advice given to one
rs he stepped from the Court room
freeman. Never go into Sandgate
again. is sound advice. The same
advice was given TO woman ten
years ago by the then States At
torney unedr strenuous circumstan-
ces. As the advice was supple
mented by the suggestive statement
sent after her, III she ever comes
into this town again she will never
dive to get out. " Possibly 1t Is a
good place TO keep out of
Act. l. Denizens of the Wild
wood gnawod half way through the
sill OF city boys summer home in
process OF construction just above
the Toll Gate.
Act 2, A young man of the hill
side slept In a hammock on the YER
anda. Morning found satisfied
Young man and three dead hedge
hogs.
Act. g. Thursday eve a big bird |
that sees chickens in the dark fell
before the marksman's aim
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20
THE WEEK IN PROBATE COURT

Estate ~ aurora n Taylor. Ru.
pe { Petition 10 deed real estate
Hearing July 81
Estate u Rlias y Thompson Man.
chester WIN filed for Probate
iseAring Jnly "a
rsiaie q John stone. Dorset VIII
fllsd Tor Probate Hearing Aug ID
IL ~ Anna =. Rormau. brooklyn,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20

The rAbUCity Department 81 the
state u Vermont has Just issued a
tU3kle, entitled Vermont Summer
Resorts which should be IN the
hauds OF thousands outside Of the
State who are looking Tor a place
10 bic themselves 20 during the heat
al term each year Bennington
County has been very modest IN
their demands for space as only
sia Of the ~ towns OF the county
have asked for recognition II may
lee that lhsee towns are already tax
be that theae towns are already tax
The Secretary OF the State has
taken a great deal Of time IN the
gathering Of the facts and figurei
that 20 re make up this handsome
pamphlet aud he IN entitled 10 the
support Of the citizens Of the stats
IN bin andeAyors Some inaccurac
Ian will creep In. such as the state
niant that 'at Peru IL The only re.
niaiaing toll road In the state Tbs
toll gate and the greater part oi
the toll road are IN the town Of
Winhall Also the summer home
Of Hon Robert Todd Lincoln Ia Civ
90 AZ Bennington instead Of Man
chester. The booklet is illustrated
with several fine half tone views Of
some Of the many beautiful sections
If the state That Secretary BAILEY
Is making bis $4,000 appropriation
go long way IL very apparent an,
by another summer the fruits OF hii
iabofs viii commence 10 be In eyi
deuce,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20

$40 aauatFf laGl 90 otilFF agsess,a pal 10.
Fsihgi. ana NufH ihf iNsi tNs BWnrs Nas
saIfatsf'o tpfs sgifs3tniiie. fsss Esfsi aiany
ssMfe 1sss sege s9Ftla4N1Mefas IA taseai esstNRs
asiii Yfssef5lsss sf@Af ftuasas4its Ali6 20 etn
s4a@8is fNi4mR ts fauN VISTA steAi tsRasiaema
sa4sslsssTfevs1 - surafuisif ~Fafart uAs fiTutef
NatafFN ~ a. n gSassiifasixa8hi s1ieFAsN ard
sAsfefcEt ffz tffs rttisss is fspns tfszA saatli
N0aA saatHtFA saasrs mias4fnaa tsgss hs VI ~
tsaeaxY go. Tslfsaa tiis5a j. - amis COS.
esai4ttDfpi Eugs pe ihe na@F&at. ltss tNkHn
t4siefNa8ls .t aafss fleni 81 GFssias a. s tea
rssaasfAa als 6R3s NlaeNtsA fsa3 thf b4fsd
HHa aa1aaas suffaHtf * she ssstsla TIES
satf stssa h4gaftsa autiaat ltg A. ease d fsa.s
a. caHc nsaia fss elfr4lafs ka1 tesifnsuEials
Address J. rttfNKN A fsa TaIwso. ~
r~els n lagLs&lkss ffr
Tsas HAta fkns3y fiis f4s HdHsti "a tiHE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20

Ihs fecebt assault case ia shafts
barry IN which brute Ia the Euis'
Al mHn il reported % haze pour.
"a hot wAter over bis wife ly wa
u argument and during the ifou-
bic Incident the aged father of Iht
victim died while trying TO bhiela
Ms daughter. AGAIN draas at'eniios
10 the apparent lack oftreFard foi
Law and order existing today Tia
meh a condition should ekis, 10 8
civilized community lie blot on our
Wanted civilization
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20
Estate OF Eliza Baldwin
Order Of Notice of Allowance ~
Account.

Account.
STATE on VERMONT, District 81 Ma8ebesi-
ef. SIS.
THg HosgBAHfK PsoHAYF r2tHf Eos
| Tnr DISTRICT AF0EKSAfDs
To all persons Interested ~ the estate ~
Eliza Baldwin late ~ NHndgnts. vi
said District, Deceased. fsnFgTfNNi
WHEREAS aid Court has assigned thr
nth dag ~ July neat at ~ 0eioeE ~ che
forenoon Tor examining and allowing
tha account 81 the Administrator of ibF
estate ~ said decreased auu tyf
degree ~ the resinur ~ said estate ~
the lawful claimants ~ The SAME. aud 0fs
dered that public n0tlee thereof H. given ~
al persons Interested ~ said estate - pub
iisfing thfs order three weeks sufenssltelg
pres laus a. the dap assigned, ia The Nsn+
fhestsB Igurfinl a HewspaIsf published ~
HAnrhastsF iH shid District.
THFHFF8sF yon are hereby notified ~
ayt,..ng al the Probate Office ~ Aanehssirf
III saId District BH the daf assigned. bsf
and tbnrs 10 contest the aii0sane II said
account II you see esHza ana 10 establish
souf fisit hs heirs, lessfres hhd taNfui
Claimants 70 SAID RESIDUE.
Given under M hand, this ~ DAY ~.
Il r. EDWARD 0EiFPiTH Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20
nAs,nsrrrR CENTER.

August h0hRef haA h"htt "f"l
Sunday
A. i. iioeen II South Dorset
tas ~ tosu FRIDAY
gr and Nrs J cfandail spent
SUNDAY 10 East Dorset
Clyde Alungion Of Troy IL
sg,eildiug few days 10 town.
nattenElil VALLEY Grange viii
meet Tuesday evening July 25
ssisa Edna way is Spending a
rev days 81 No Bennington.
Mrs sarah harris, who has
beoa visiting ia Chatham. y Y has
-etuf hed
Rev J S Brown o. 81 Adams
u spending his vacation Ia Manches-
ter
Mrs. Sarah J Bowen is spend
mg fes days witb friends in Wal.
ingford
~ Margarets Guild met with
Mrs W II Roberts Tuesday after
aeon.
Miss Della HanIey is attending
the session Of summer school In Rnt
and.
The Service Club Of the Bap
lst chuleh viii meet in the vestry
Friday afternoon,
The Junior Auxiliary Of Zion
church will meet with Mrs. Charles
BOND on SATURDAY
John Balch IL spending few
days with friends in Remington and
salisbury.
MIR and Mrs Il ~ Smith are
entertaining Mr.. smiths sister
from rambler Ohio.
Mrs. =. w. Fowler has been
called TO Rutland by the serious Ill
ness Of her mother.
The band gave another Of their
pleasing concerts in this village on
Tuesday evening.
aiss aura utley Of Chicago is
visiting friends and scenes of heI
childhood III Manchester
Jack froyan OF Rutland has
acen SPENDING a few days with his
mother. Mrs sosephine Provan
w w. B.nnett is moving from
Frank Roweg tenement TO the
louse be recently purchased of Mrs
huss
Mrs. spellman and children OF
Westficld, Mass. are guests Of Mrs.
Spelmaus molher, Mrs. Metcali
Marsh.
Mr.. aud MB. Alton Morehouse
VI lioboken. \. J.. are visiting Mrs.
Aorohouse's parents. Capt and Mrs.
. II Sessions
Mr.. and Mrs, Orrin r. Buell. OF
springfield. Mass. are visiting Mrs.
suell'B parnets. Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
a Benedict
The ladies of the NJ L. church
are to hold food sale saturday al
lernoon NJ two O'Clock at r. Is
smiths store Everything that't
good to eat IL
The Misses Hoyt viii give ont
81 their high class entertainments
Tor the benefit Of st. Margaret
juild Of Zion church on Thursday
.vening, July 27th, at Union Opera
House, Look for posters later.
William G. Blackwood and Miss
Mabel Qnigley who have been tbs
guests Of Mr. aud Mrs. j. L. Benson
he past two weeks, returned to
heir homes In New York city Sun
lay.
Mrs Jennie Hamilton and daugh |
er and Mrs G. y. Rowe who have
,ecn visiting their brother. Prof
ezra Benedict Ut his cottage on tn,
hore OF Lake Champaign, return.
d Friday afternoon.
kilburn Tutfle--Sparks-Tuttle.
Married at the home OF tho
rides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Geo
! futile OF South Londonderry, b,
lev X. H. Tibbals. Anna BourI
'uitle 10 Carl ] Kilburn OF Man
hasfnr Center and Mary Ellar |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20

Suffered day and night the tor.
msni OF itching piles Nothing help,
I'd me until used Doan's Ointment
IL cured me permanently -" Hon
John h, Garrett, Mayor. GlrArd. Ala
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20

ID becomes necessary for the
Journal to remind les advertisers
thar We cannot agree 10 change adj
yertislng unless the copy IA in not
lsier than Tuesday morning Of each
week There has been gradual 80
ciinatlon to walt until the last mo
ment before attending 10 the adyer.
Using on the part OF the advertiser
Tho last day before going to presf
GA weekly newspaper IL a busy
one and We ask the cooperation Of
our advertisers 10 the end that they
mas he properly served
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20
PEDIGREE.

PEDIGREE.
This young stallion wns sired by rem
lin, 2.fs4, sire Of 90 with records from 2d1h
IA zys. be by Lord Russell a iuil brother q
Maud -, stN4,
The dam 81 Koclan i Amorita, trial 80
dam OF kaldar 2.ls. n brother " kucinti sb'
by Kentucky Prince, sire Of Guy sl0l4, aud
a. others 10 the g.JD list. Second dam. Alma
22si. n fun sister ~ the great Dexter 27'4
also fail sister To Dictator, sire ~ Jay Eye
See 40 ete., by Hambletonian ~. Third
dam CLARA, With ~ descendants ~ the 2,h
list including Directnm 2Wi, NtfatbDefry
2.Oil., Nathan Strauss 2Dils. Johnny strauss
5.04ls, Direct 2ddis and a host ~ others. She
by American star 10. The daughters Oi
American star bred 10 iIHmbletuuian pro.
dueed the record breakers 80 their time.
DESCRIPTION.
Heis i5is hands high, weighs Lon lbs
color hay. beautiful style. perfect tfottiug
action. and capal,i" of obtaining very how
record.
ms breedcrsofthls county are fortunate
IN having such we'll bred stylish young
stallion within their reach,
This horse viii inake The s,'nson ~ iyii ~
the stable 0f his owners, BRYANT BROS.
East Dorset
SERVICE FEE 1000 10 WAHRAGT
Having COMPLIED with the Iaws ~ Yer
mont. Act 0f 1910 Ne shall claim ali rights
conceded to us ~ said Act
mares traded on Or not regularly return
ID viii b. considered With fahl A jteh re-
served Oh all mares and fonls, AZ bilis due
March let. WY
BRYANT BROS.
+. o. Address Box 1877
Mznehe ster Center. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20

Al tiaaages - %itastass-aas 20
,.e IN hand nsa lAsss than Ia-ssisy
Morning
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20

Married at the home OF tn,
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
" futile OF South Londonderry, b,
Rev. r. II. Tibbals. Anna BourI
futile 10 Carl ]. Kilburn of Man
chester Center. and Mary Eller
futile to Harry H. Sparks Of Wes
fau
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20

Is very important item in food store
We strive to keep our floors. counters, IL
tensils, scales and hands clean, and serve
you in cordial manner. Our Fruit, Negc-
tables and Groceries are always new and
fresh. We remain at your service.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-20
Trotting Stallion.
kOCIAN, 1904
Standard, American Trotting Regis
ter Vol. 10.
EoAI.F.D MARCH 1904.

FOALED MARCH. IVUJ.
Bred BY WIN Russell Allen, PinsGeld. Mass
Two.year.oId Record 2.29A.
Trial 2.20. Half LOG
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urTo " BENNETT.
faifnf aae Fn9pf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-11-03
FRUITDALR.

Mrs Emma Heyer has taken pos
itlon as stenographer In o. S. Blan-
chard's law office In Grants Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. lyans have been the
guests at the Jerry Bywater home
this week.
Alon2o Jones spent several days
In Grants Pass last week, with his
father, who has been seriously III
but is now improving. "vn
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lockett OF
Grants Pass we've guests at the Hef
ley home last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Nesslngel
and their guests, Or. and Mrs
Hayes of Victor. Colo, and Mrs. C
q. Comant, we're Frultdale callers
Thursday.
Citizens OF this community are be
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-11-03
WILLIAMS.

The hissss Shelby and Cole and c.
u, Thompson were In attendance
al the teachers institute at Medfurd
nom Williams
Frank Bryant ls daily hauling hay
to town where he has sold II to Mr..
Counts, manager OF the new feed
store.
Jefferson Pence took another load
OF potatoes to town where he OBJ
talnsd good figure for them.
Friday evening box social was
held at Grange hall at Williams
With a big crowd and great rivalry
as to the boxes OF the fair ones. the
rsturns were most gratifying In 4
financial way.
David Vlnyard and son Victor
spent Tuesday night In Grants Pass
With the exception ot the stee
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-11-03
NEW SCHOOL district
OACANlZED IN COUNTY

j. c. Jones, Of Sucker creek, came
into Grants Pass Tuesday on q mis-
sion to secure a new school district
In his part Of the county. After pre-
liminary work had been done, he,
with his neighbor, Jack Foulk, went
before the county court Wednesday
and that body, after careful exam
ination, granted the request for q
district and the number Sc was given
to It.
The next move will be the call
ing Of meeting to elect officers and
this is to be done within the next
ten days, after which the question OF
location for schoolhouse will
come up.
The people Of the new district are
to be congratulated on their enter
prise and good fortune in securing
additional facilities for the families
located within that section. Success
to district number Sc.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-11-03

coming exasperatsd at the common
practice OF dumping rubbish on the
Fruitdale road. The perpetrators
are requested to desist, in preference
Of being hung on the most conven-
lent telephone pole.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Heney delight
fully entertained their Fruitdale
friends Saturday evening, in honor
of their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Glasser,
of Alaska. The evening passed
quickly with cards and dancing as
the principal forms of amusement,
followed by two course luncheon,
for which Mrs. Hefey is famous in
this neighborhood.
The Halloween social at Grange
hall Tuesday evening was a success
financially and socially. The hall
was beautifully decorated with aut-
umnal faliage, lanters, black cats,
witches and other Halloween SYM
bols. A short but excellent program
was given and the various commit
tees succeeded in making everyone
have a good time.
Mazda" electric lamp. Save hall
the expense and double the light. 25
and 40 watt sizes. at Cramer Bros.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-11-03
PALMER CREEK NINE
10 HAVE BIG MILL

| The directors and stockholders OF
the Palmer Creek Gold Mines, Inc,
a Medford corporation, has decided
to build combined free gold ana
cyanide mill on their property on
Palmer creek, tributary of the Big
Applegate in the southwest corner of
Jackson county. This is in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the noted
Steamboat Mine"
Developments on this property has
exposed large deposit of high grade
ore in the form Of small particles of
quartz and slate, mixed with large
amount Of clay and decomposed vein
matter This deposit Is all on the
surface and 1t is estimated that there
is enough of It to keep plant of
100 tons capacity busy for several
years.
Tests on the ore demonstrated that
95 per cent of the values can be
saved and at an expense Of not over
65 cents per ton for mining and mill
ing.
There are also several fine veins
of quartz on the claims which show
good values. Cinnabar In paying
quantities has also been discovered
The company expects to finance
the enterprise during the winter by
the sale Of block Of Its treasury
stock, and complete preparations
for erecting it's plant in the early
spring, or as soon as the roads are
in condition for transporting machin
cry.
The tests were made by the Call
fornia Ore Testing Company OF San
Francisco and by Earl v. Ingels OF
Grants Pass and the ore was pro
nounced ideal cyaniding ore.
The company owns and controls
"a full claims. The ground embraced
in these claims Is covered by heavy
growth Of timber and there is plent,
of water for power and mill pur
poses
r. A. Kinleyside is the president
r. l.. Mcbride is vice-president, ]. r
Whitmire is secretary and treasurer
while f. G. Andrews and J. M. Fisher
make up the remainder OF the direct
ory.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-11-03
in the wooks until hunting season 10

In the wooks until hunting season Ia
ended.
s, Moomo was a victim Of q pain
ful accident Monday while scalding
a hog. After he had shot the ami
nal, aud In the absence OF any help,
he attempted to do the scalding
alone, but In ~ doing, slipped and
fell, thereby getting his feet into the
boiling water, He was quick In TAX
Ing them out, but nevertheless his
feet were mass OF blisters In two
minutes. His wife bound the burns.
Notwithstanding the fact that he
suffered much pain, he drove to town
and back the next day, setting his
wounds dressed and selling his hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bryant are
to engage In the dairy business. They
have purchased a new cream can
and mean business"