Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-25


ganiZed to lay out the grade stakes
and get the work already for the
construction crews who will be here
shortly, states E. E. Green, who has
charge of the work for the govern
ment. The work will be done on
the section from the O'Brien school
house to Gasquet this winter. The
Pacific Paving company has the con-
tract for the 1913 miles which has
been let by the goyernment.-Grants
Pass Courier.
Returns from Hunt
Charles Million and some friends
have returned from ten days hunt
ing trip in the country beyond Griz-
zley peak. They brought back a
fine pair of antlers and some veni-
son.
Return from Duck Hunt
Ned Ellis, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Rex Mcmillan, of Horn
brook, returned Wednesday from a
few days hunting trip in Klamath
county Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan re-
turned to their home in Hornbrook
the same evening.
Short Circuit Hard on Lights
Nearly all the street lights in the
city were burned out Tuesday night
about 9 o'clock, when a primary cir
cult wire, carrying 1000 volts, fell
on a street Circuit wire. With the ex-
ception of a few light in the down
town district saved by ground short
at the Ford garage, every street
light in the city was extnguished.
A majority of the lights were re-
placed Wednesday, but the city light
department could not get hold of
enough globes to replace all those
burned out, and some parts of the
city were without illumination again
last night.
Makes Trip to Kirby
Chief of Police Hatcher drove to
Kirby, Or, Wednesday,. where he
served a warrant on a party there.
He found the man sick in bed and
was unable to bring him back with
him, but the man agreed to accept
service and promised to appear as
soon as he was able to get out.
TrigOnia Work Proceeding
Drilling at the Trigonia oil we'll
is continuing. an average daily depth
of 10 to IL feet being made. A baler
has arrived and will be put into use
Immediately.
Removes 10 Granite St.
William Paul moved Wednesday
from 333 North Main street, to
/ Granite street.
On the Sick List
Miss Bernice Flackus, clerk at the
Rose Brothers confectionery, has
been confined to her home by Ill
ness for the past few days.
Leaves for Chico
Mrs. Dora C. Cullen accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. E. T. Spence, to
her home at Chico, Calf, Wednes-
day, departing on train 13.
Visitors from Glendale
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Snyder, of
Glendale, arrived today for few
days visit with w. C. Brown and
family. Mr.. Snyder is vice-presldent
of the Glendale Lumber company.
Return from Hunt
j. F. Place r. F.. KruggeI, Albert
Meyers and f. Dougherty returned
Wednesday from weeks hunting
trip in and around klamath county
Their kill consisted OF one large
muletail deer and the limit of quail
for each of the party.
Gets Buck Near Glizzley--
C. G. English returned Wednes-
day evening from the vicinity of
Grizzley peak, and brought back a
fine buck. Mr.. English says that
book is hard to carry up a hillside
and he should know whereof he
speaks, for he was compelled to
carry the deer for quite a distance
before getting 1t out in the open.
Medford to Receive Bids-N
The Medford city council will soon !
receive bids for the construction Of
a new city reservoir as the water
engineer has been instructed to pre-
pare at once the proposed plans and
specifications The question of adj
justing the water rate for CONNER +,
cial users will come up before the
council at the next meeting.
Moves Office TO Ashland
DR.. II. NJ. Shaw is moving his Of
fees today from Medford to room
n the Mills building on the Plaza.
Hawlcy Speaks in Medford- !,
Congressman w. c. Hawley, who :,
spoke here at a luncheon Wednesday .
loon, spoke to large crowd at the :,