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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
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Miss Gertrude Phelps and Miss
Pearl Gates attended institute at
Toledo this week, returning We'd
nesday.
J. H. Wolfensperger left for
Portland on Monday.
Elmer Horning and Johnny Essic
of Toledo took a party of timber
cruisers through Ona on their way
to Florence. They were Mr..
Christy of Pittsburg, Penn, Mr..
Lonsbury of Portland and Mr..
Hoover of San Francisco. They
stayed Saturday night at the Com
mons ranch. going on their way
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Saunders of near Seal Rocks
was at Ona Monday going or
through with the mail carrier tt
Toledo.
Mrs. Hattie Edwards and Mrs
j. H. Wolfersperger. John Covert
Lloyd and Fred Commons spent Sat
urday evening at the A. II. Phelp
home.
Miss Rose Dome snd Miss Agne
Cook Of South Beaver attended, in
stitute at Toledo this week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
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continuous dOwnpour.
Willie Kessie and Dorothy Mar
tin, the applicants for 9Th grade di-
plomas in District So, were both
successful.
Isaac Bois of Canada. who pur-
chased the Milt Young place, has
arrived with his wife and daughter
to make their home here. One
daughter remained in Canada where
she is teaching and will join them
when her school closes.
John Bois and Frank Mulvaney
went to Blodgett with two teams
Sunday to move Mr.. Isaac Bois tt
Harlan.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
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John Mitchler is building a large |
new barn on his Spout creek ranch.
The road supervisor, B. F. Grant,
is out with a crew of men repairing
the roads.
j. F. Barber donated some road
work this week filling in the ruts
from his place to Mr. Payne's. W.
W. January, P. H. Martin and
George Kinney also donated half
day and filled deep mudhole in
the lane between Carter's and Mar
tins.
Miss Queens pupils are having
holiday this week while she attends
institute.
Mr.. Bethers was visiting the
school here last week.
Miss Bessie Grant entertained
her friends with dancing party
Saturday night. The young people
danced till 80 when they started
home, all declaring they had had a
jolly time.
George Miller is over from Cor
wallis to build Mr.. Mitchler's barn.
The crops, gardens and fruit are
looking fine, and the people here
should have something for the Fair.
H. w. Jacobs passed through
Harlan on his way home from To-
ledo. He reports his wife's health
somewhat improved this Spring,
and he hopes to be able to move
back to his ranch this Fall.
The many friends here of Miss
Jennie Timberlake were surprised
to hear of her marriage to Mr.,
Bohannon. Miss Timberlake has
taught number of successful
schools in this county. Mr.. Bohan
non has a ranch on Drift creek
where they will make their home.
The residents of the east end o.
the county are talking of forming
a new school district, which is nuci
needed as some of the children have
almost three miles to go to school
which is too far.
C. A. Callahan was a visitor a
the county seat last week.
Mr.. Kinney has the lumber OF
the ground to enlarge and remode
his residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Januar!
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Davidson, at Peak last week. The
reported Mr.. Cramer, who wa
burned when the house was de
stroyed. as having some painful
burns on his back and shoulders bu
F.. getting along as we'll as could b
: expected. Mr.. Davidson will re
build as soon as he can get tn
lumber hauled.
: Giles January is putting in log
4 at the Miller sawmill for lumbe
! for store building and blacksmit
shop. They expect to build a ha
. over the store, which is much neet
l ed for public gatherings.
: Sunday was disappointing da
4 to the baseball fans. There was
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
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be played by the Blodgett team
and Little Elk mines. The Blod-
gett team has engaged the cham
pion pitcher, Brown" and all
lovers of the game should not miss
the opportunity of seeing this
wonderful ball player.
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Miss Myrtle Cox went to Portland
Tuesday morning.
Chas. Hassman of Yaquina was
in the city yesterday.
Roy Case of Newport was a To-
ledo visitor Tuesday.
W. E. Hanoln of Yaquina was a
Toledo visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Emily Ogden went to Trout
; dale Monday for visit with her
! son.
Collector of Customs. o. V. Hurt
of Yaquina was Toledo visitor
, Wednesday.
Will and Frances Simpson of Elk
City were visiting friends in Toledo
last Saturday.
A special meeting of the County
Commissioners Court will be held
here June 9Th.
| Harvey Parks returned Tuesday
evening from several days visit
around Elk City.
Mrs. C. H. Gardner returned last
Saturday evening from months
visit in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Reeder and
children came up from Yaquina
w ednesday morning.
Ordinances are posted ordering
the planking of Hill street from
Second to Fifth street.
Hugh Corgan and Claud Davies
5 lef. for their claims on the Santi-
am Wednesday morning.
Charles Lillard of Harlan was
transactjng business in the county
sea- the first of the week.
S. j. Brown came down from
Summit on the excursion train last
Sunday, returning in the evening.
Miss Ena Stout, who is teaching
a: Tidewater, was here this week
y attending the teachers annual in
: s.iture.
Jack Morgan returned on the ex-
cursion train Sunday from the
IS Grand Lodge of Oddfelows at
' Feldleton.
Miss Ida Hu ley is visiting her
r parents here lis week and attend
d ing the institute. She is teaching
s school at Tidewater.
e Walt Harding of the c. & E.
q bridge crew came over from Philo-
Is math SATURDAY. evening and spent
Sunday VITA. hi; f;mly.
le George Walker and crew Tuesday
y began the construction of the yacht
for Morse & Company at Mr.. Wal
s. ker's shipyard in this city
10 Miss Elsie Radiant. teacher in
g the Government Indian school at
Siletz, was in town this week at
y tending the teachers institute.
w. C. Fischer. who has been
teaching school during the past
aI Winter on Lower Siletz, is here at
tending the teachers institute.
IN The excursion last Sunday brought
over the mail and will continue to
re do so each Sunday hereafter. This
{. Sunday mail service is highly ap-
~ preciated by the people on this bay.
e, w. Pollock of Albany was in the
city Monday evening. He loaded g
If. car of chittim bark while here
which he has had stored in the city
warehouse the past several months
ne Mrs. Seth Rowe and children re.
n. turned home from Cottage Grove
Monday evening, where they have
been the past Winter. Mrs. j
n Walker, sister of Mrs. Rowe. &C
companied them and will visit here
ng this Summer.
lis Tho Neromosbo arr;ved home
from Portland Saturday morning
lie This was the vessels first trip tt
rs that city and Captain Davies re-
ports pleasant trip both going ant
:, returning. They crossed in ovel
eN the Siletz bar on the return triI
and delivered a lot of freight
to Sherm Bateman, and E. j. Smith
gh were acting as crew.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31

Wednesday. They said they were
land buyers and were going up ST.
letz river.
Jesse Stone is clearing on his
ranch recently purchased of Phin-
ley Bones.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
WEAPON WAS HIDDEN IN
 STOCKING
Judge Sheivley Hit On Head by Innocent
 Looking Club
(From Tucsday's . dsily)

ln an effort tu enforce the law as ii pertain, to the lSo yard limit To- cation of house, oi ill fame to a public school house. Judge W E. Shievlcy, justice of ihc peace oi Ash Fork. was assaulted iu Vici. ous manner Saturday afternoon by a colorcd woman named Ada Fer rcra. who resisted the mandate oi that court
 Preceding the carrying out ot the order made q few days previous by this official. for all houses oi il fame to be broken mp and to bC moved out oi the prohibition zone this colorcd woman expressed hcr intentions to remain. when she was given sixty day hoa,cr. with sen tcncc suspended Several days laps ing. and the woman refusing to com ply. Judge Shicvlcy wen, to tho shack she occupied NS he was cn tcring the room. the woman com mcnccd swinging a stocking ant several blows were rcigncd on hi' head He was knocked scnsclcSS but in few minutes rcgaincd hi' feet and go, possession oi the harm les, looking weapon. which contain cd an iron leg oi stove which ha, been cunningly concealed therein Deputy Sheriff Bartlct, was on th, scene m few minutes and arrcste, the woman. when the sentence wa ordered carried into effect by Judge Shcivley
 Nh examination ot the wounds h, received showed tha, he was hi five times on tbe head. and grea amount of blood was lost He con tirucd to transact business for scv oral hours. but later was takcr home and up to yesterday cvenins had no, been able to leave his bed He Is said to be badly wounded and that he had a narrow cscap, from serious injury is the report Q his attending physician
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
CHARLES CRIDER DIES
 SUDDENLY AT BASIN
(From Sundays Daily)

Telephone adviees yesterday af- ternoor from the camp of the Com mereial Mining company in Copper Basin, brought the sad news of the death of Charles Crider The de. ceased had been sufferer for many years with the malady known as miners consumption" a disease of the stomach. and when the end came he was asleep ln ihe tunnel -ssss s~.sA..s A..- .A!A ss,-.. ' '''.:- .....--,.s.s ..-- -.--,t underground a few hours before. He was seized with violent coughing from which a hemorrhage of the lungs followed, and in few minutes he passed away
 Mf Crider was aged about as scars and was we'll known through. Dol ths eounty as an industrious miner and wsscd citizen, having been resident for the past tsa years Judge MeLane will leave to. day 10 hSd an inquest and the re Nains will be brough, to this city iU burial
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
CHASING STEERS |N AUTOMOBILE
 EXPENSIVE
George Carter Won Bet But Lost Money
 In the End
From Tuesdays Daily,

lr friendly wager made ou Sun day afternoon in Williamson Valley between Joe Stephens and hts part ucr. George A. Carter. that the lat Ger could successfully cope with any cowboy method in rounding ID a certain bovine ON the range near their residence. hy using his big auto exclusively. the latter won the bet. but lost out in machine damage The chase after the ,wo-year-old was conducted with MT Stephens as passenger and olso the judge of the novel event The cri,tcr was kept in the lead for over two miles. but suddenly changed its course and made bee line for the barbed wire fence. with the steady arm of Mir Carter at the wheel following few yards behind The animal attempt. cd ,o vcer to the side. bu, lost is footing, when the car came pound ing into its prostra,c body.
 The impact was SO terrific that the car picked the animal up and threw it onto the fence when the second Seismis-like disturbance oc- cured with the auto as a close sec. ond Mir. Stephens was thrown into the air over eight feet and passed over into the pasture. but Mir. Carter remained wedged to his seat Un- fortunately the auto bucked into a post, and when the wreekage was observed the steer was the least harmed and exiriea,ed itself from the mechanical debris m a few min uies Mr Carter eoniended that he won the bet, saying that the bovine was long enough on the ground to tie. according to the old rules of the game. but on the other hand Mir Stephens stated that the gasoline plug was broken in the first collision with the steer. and |, was practical Y aSphyxiaied. The machine is to- tally wrecked. but a board of cow hoy judges has awarded Mr Carter frs, money, however
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
PURE OF HEART ONLY MAY FIND
 HOLY GRAIL
Drama to De Presented By the Pupils of St.
 Joseph's Academy
(from Tuesdsys Dsily)

The pupil, of S, Joseph. Mead cmy have been drilling for some time on the "Qucs, oi the Holy Grail" drama m three acts adapt cd from Tcnny sons "ldylls oi the King The caste is well drilled and when the play iS put on Sun day afternoon at i;W. June -. q treat will be offered to the public lt is welt known tha, the work oi the academy along literary lines IS such a. to warrant an excellent per formancc in this play The story i' a most interesting. instructive and helpful one for young and old and all who can do So should sec the old story enacted
 The Holy Grail. or the Cup used by our Divine Lord al the Last Supper has been the subject of in numerablc legends since the early ages of Christianity According ,o a legend found in Malory's history. this Cup or Grail. was brough, by Joseph of Arimathca to Glastonbury When the people of this land fell into wiekcdncss i, disappeared, to return only when they shall have entered into ways oi holiness
 In Tcnny sons beautiful allcgory (Scusc at war with souD embodied in the "Idylls of the King" the Grail sympolizcs inc higher spirit. ual life, which none may see but the utterly pure of hear,
 King Arthur bound himself and his Round Table Knights to a life of purity. truth and gcn,leness-- which Made the fair beginning ci . time" when all looked forward to the return of the Holy Grail
 Dut the shadow of that sin of sense. which undid the grea, work of the King, took root even in "Tha, glorious company, the flower of men, and with it's tain, upon them the Knights vowed themselves io the Quest of the Holy Grail
 in various stages of the quest these knights. who are not utterly pure of heart, are admonished in conscience tha, their VOWS were rash and their search Is vain Some oi them arc lured from their holy quest by the pleasures of the world: some through misadven,ure perish by the sword, few return 10 the King
 Oi all the knights who set cu, upon the quest but two caught q leeting glimpse of the Holy Grail and only one. Galahad. in whom was the power of ten because his heart was pure achieves the Quest. Galahad finds the Holy Grail in the city of Sarras. and its light hence. forth Eliminates his way through life and brings him the highes, honors that the world bcstows and Gods eternal benedietion.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
WOOL MARKET

ST LOUIS. June is.-.wooi i. steady, Territory and western me diums loeE fine mediums is6i7; fine l0IiS
 '%s-s-s-s-s-s<4-fsj-s-S~t4--,.-s-s4 The father for the esmassins five months, was to Nc carried out for the present as temporary only. I.ateg a permanent order ~iil be issueS tor the future custody of the child
 Nasib K, Maiuf. a native of Syria and resident of Foft Whipp,e hled his application to be natural. '<ed as a citizen ytsterday, He isl with the hospital corps of tn army. .nd has been honorabl>. disshargsd 1 hvr times from the ,ssryiee.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
SUPERIOR COURT SESSION WAS
 BUSY ONE
tFroa Tusday. D.iiyj

in the superior court yesterday ludse"'nt was given George IT. SShuefrian and Geo ( RnHner v, Henry Rcskpark for the sum of 1,TS79 and sosts Of suit In an- other Action wherein Mir Schuerman vas plaintiff and Sir. Rockmark ae- icndani, judgment ~as given plain. nh for Inc sur, Of $6iJ6j and costs of soft
 In the case of Geo Whitaker VA U W Thomas, defendant was found not Co be in contempt of court for the alleged violation of degree of Inc diStrie, court ot last year. when an injunction was issued restraining h'm from using the waters of Biz Bug Greek in the cultivation of eer. iain farming lands
 The order made Saturday for th. nstody of Florence Moore. a min. 'r to rest with the mother for 'cvcn months of the ysat and with
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
FARM BOUGHT N SATISFACTION
 0F DECREE
Widow of Lee Murphy Owns Property Of
 Husbands Slayer
(Nom Tussday's Daily

The sequel to the killing of Lee Murphy several months ago by his orother.in-law. A. P. Rhode. at the la'ser's farm on Lower Verde, oe- cured yesterday Then Sheriff Keel. CT under judgment and decree oi the district court. sold the above propsTty of the convicted man iof the sum of tso06 Mrs Murphy be- ins shs only bidder.
 This official action results from 3 damage suit initiated by the widoS of the man siain in which a jury awarded her the above sum. Rhode was tried for the killing of Murphy, and jury pronounced him guilty oi murder in the second degree. and inc penalty given was fifteen years Imprisonment in the state peniten- tiary. where he is now serving ihai sentence. Mrs. Murphy is at pres rnt a resident of this city. but [" preparing to leave to take posses sion of the property. which is near Camp Verde.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
DETAILS OF ASH FORK TRAGEDY
 ARE TOLD
Jealousy Against Dead Mans Wife Given
 As the Cause
(From Tuesdays Daily

Particulars of the Saturday morn ing homicide at Ash Fork were learned Sunday from arrivals in the city and from the evidence given at the preliminary examination of Rosa Bell, eolorcd. it is alleged that the killing of Feliciano Eseobosa. was not only cold-blooded, bu, the only extenuaiing circumstance was jealousy against the slain mans wife.
 The si9U told i: sb8ul as ioi. lows; The woman and the man tilled were In the tent of the former at the time outside of the limit zone of a school house. where this domi- eile had been pitched few days bes.Te With them was a Mexican sheep hsrdsr The man kinea was -......-. 6n the bed and wi,hou, any intimatios or wi,hou, any words passing between the two, ike woman IS said io have picked the gun from out of a baske, and fired. The bull let passing into Eseobosa's ehes. and through his body. penetrating the v~iebra He lived less than five minutes
 The woman used a S8- eaiibre Colts spesiM The weapon was taken from hsr by the Mexican that ae- conpanied them 10 the tent The dead man wss ldprer and mN- Bed, with one shild, The woman was held without bonds to Appear before the grand jury on the charge 'f murder. and was brought to fhe county jail Sunday mornsng.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
tCortioucd from Page Seven }
.,.l,i-l.,-.

va, the one prohibiting state and county officers from accepting rail road passes
 More Laws Forwarded
 The house passed without division hill making ar appropriation tor the travelling expenses of tho state Auditor when engaged in the work oi bank examining. also a measure providing for the payment ot tho charges ui publishing initiative and referendum petitions The bill mak- ing an appropriation for the travel. ing expenses oi inc bank compi- roller also passed w,,hou, dissent irg vote
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19

he reports large crops a ,,., and the range industry in good . dltion. '"' Prosperous Community.
 William Coopc and lame, D. sell are in the city from skuu v,m and report agricultural eondi,;o,, better this season than .o, years.
 Resigns Position.
 c. L. Took and wife have r.,,,. | cd 10 the city from Fair o,t, reside, the former rcsignins q, e.. man of the Maus & S,ewar, o,', ards last week. q Vacation Trip.
 J (. Mcintosh, audito, o, ., Arizona Power company i, a' ci,y. left yesterday for Los Ar..,. on a business and pleasure ,rio ,o' the next two weeks. Visiting old Home.
 Rev. (. w. Deming. pastor of ,,. Methodist church at Kingman :, rived yesterday and will vi,i, ~;,l his family at their Point of Ro.l. farm. during the week. Mine Investor Here.
 $. C Phillips. of Indian,oo,,. prominently known in financial ,;, eles of that city. arrived Sunday ,,d has gone to Cherry Greek di,,,,e, on an important mining transae,ioc negotiations Of a big deal being consummated. it is reported Marketing Produce.
 w. T. Sawyer, of the Coron,ao mines at Recs. is in the city di,. posing of various production, fror 'he farming end of that proposition there being large area that is ao. nuaily devoted to cultivation. Comes to visit.
 Mrs. $. T. Elliott. wife of a well known merchant of Kingman. Is in the city to remain for several weet. and will be guest of Miss Asne, Todd and Mrs. F. S. Clark. Visiting Old Home.
 n w. Mitchell. in charge of ,b, Banmann Mining company holding, near Humboldt. was an arrivel ii the city yesterday on business ant pleasure to remain for several day, Visiting Sister.
 Mrs r. II. Baldwin. wife of th, engineer of the United Verde rail way. passed through the city Sun day from Jerome Junction to wsi with her sister. Mrs. Ed. Pentland at Mayer, for few weeks Come to Reside.
 Mrs. J. R. Poe. of Ash Fork. wifi of the attache of the s. F. P. & T railway. arrived tn the city yeser day to make her home here. joinin her husband who has been tran, ferred from the northern division. Home for Vacation.
 Miss Dorothy Drake. daughter q Mir and Mrs W. A. Drake. return cd yesterday from Wellesley Col lcgc, Mass. after an extended ah sence She was extended wei come home by many friends at th depot.
 Comes 10 Locate.
 Henry Aekerson. of Manitowo Wis. is recent arrival in the cit. and is looking over the bushes conditions with view of establish ing butter and cheese makin factory. It is probable he will k cate
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
From rue,oay'A panv,

From Tuesaay'k pauv, Waiting Friends.
 Mrs Price Thompson of Hum boldt, is in the city to remain for \ few weeks visiting with friends. Valley Visitor.
 Afs Wiley Coughran. of Skull Valley I. among the outside visit. ors to the city to attend she Chau. tauqua
 Visiting With Friends.
 Mrs Mollie Price and daugh,e, Miss Mattie Price. are in the c;,v ,o, few days from Humboldt v;s;,;ns with friends Coast Visitor.
 Mrs. Hardie Frank. of Los An, seles, arrived in lhs city Sunday and will remain for an extended visit with relatives Business Trip.
 c. (. Spencer. the we'll t,ow. freishter and farmer of the Ayr. Ps'a' arrived from Dewey yesterday ou business trip. Visiting Relative.
 Mrs. w. s, Jones left yesterday For the Senator country. wher. h. will visit for several days with her siter,in-law. Mrs, Alfred Jones Abandsgs Crops.
 G. NJ D. Akard was in the ei,v yesterday from Peoples Valley where
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19

Oil placer location blanks--she only kind with which to make valid locations--ou sale n the Journal Miner oGice.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19

Everytaody's doing it Doing whati Why, eoning io the Journal Miner ofhee for one d those new &star, 'ss hass we Ss' giving away fos sC cents ss
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
No Passes for Ofhcers

Another ball passed this morning
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
State Fair Money

The bill providing an additional appropriation oi si0Oo0 for the state Fair. came before the senate on final passage and after rather stormy career. was passed by a good sized vote
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
From the Range.
Examined Mines.

(. NJ Christensen and Ivan John son. after weeks trip through th
 Bradshaw Mountains. on mine cx aminations. returned to the city yes tcrday and arc en route to the cas,
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
Attending Chautauqua.

Mrs A B Peach. wife oi tn
 foreman of the Commercial Mininl company. is m the city for a fe, days from Copper Basin to yisi with friends and attend the Chau
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
Mine Investor Here.

s (. Phillips. of Indian,oo,,. prominently known in financial ,;, eles of that city. arrived Sunday .nd has gone 10 Cherry Greek dis,r,e, on an important, mining transaction negotiations of a big deal b.ios conSummated, it is reported
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
Marketing Produce.

MarHevinG Fro0oce.
 w. T. Sawyer, of the Go mines at Rees. is in the ei, posing of various production, the farming end of tha, prop, there being large area tha, nuaily devoted to cultivation