The Shasta Courier from Redding, California • 4

I--' '-2 V-Vi- Jft SHASTA 60UR1BL RBPDtNO SHASTA COUNIT CAUTOKNIA FRIDAY APRIL il ISSS lyUK PERSONALS PERSONALS wv GLASS MOUNTAIN IS ACCESSIBLE FROM REDDING FIRE CHIEF POOLE IS GALLED BEYOND AT HIS SACRAMENTO HOME VENERABLE MOTHER IS GALLED BEYOND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF BUILDING DONE IN SHASTA COUNTY DURING MONTH OF RED-DING DOES THREE TIMES AS MUCH BUILDBUILDING AS WHOLE ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SPENT IN CONSTRUCTION OF POSTOFFICE AND LOCAL HOTEL ip av" Av' HS kAiSv' 1 A 1 A7 2 i H- Approximately $150000 was spent on buildings and improvements in Shasta county during the month of March of this year In Redding alone $1 1678500 worth of building and improvement permits were issued by City Clerk Engram In Redding construction was started on two buildings alone which will amount to $100000 The new postofficc building and remodeling of the fronts on nearly a block of California street buildings will cost approximately $65000 and the big new hotel which is under construction by Joe Ausem is to cost $30000 The remainder of the $116785 was spent in remodeling business houses and building new homes Permits were secured for the building of five new homes within the city limits of Redding The following permits were issued: Charles Rusconi residence I) Dawe residence Williams residence Heck residence August Jacobi residence John Zeis got a permit to remodel the Zeis building Garage remodeling permit Tuggle and Vance remodeling permit Withcrow remodeling permit and the Odd Fellows rcmudcling permit The postoffice building permit and Joseph hotel permit At Cottonwood approximately $5000 worth of building was done last month Anderson claims $12500 worth of improvements in their district Up Castclla way the road is dotted with new dwellings stores garages and service stations About $15000 was expended during the past month in the northern part of the country on improv-ments At Castella a new 16-room hotel is nearing completion which altho a frame building and rather unadorned will be thoroly modern including a steam heating plant ARRAIGN JACKSON BEFORE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE TUESDAY la about the IT Oob Special Sight lmtaeq Northern Optical Co tf Roderlque manager of the Demeter ranch on Churn Center' wne In town Wednesday morning accompanied by hie venerable father James Peterson after a abort visit to hla eon Arthur Peterson pro-pletor of tho Palace of Sweets re- turned to hla homa In Modeato on Tuesday morning Air and Mra Charles Mott motor-td up from Anderson Monday after noon to attend the movies They were accompanied by their daughter Mrs Marion Taylor Proctor was In Redding on Tuesday returning to McArthur from where he will look after making another shipment of beef cattle to Woodland for Proctor Brothers Floyd Poole arrived nl Redding Tuesday evening from Klamath Falla to be present at the funeral of his brother Fire Chief Poole which will occur Wednesday after noon James Casognetto who has long been employed on the Gardella dredge made a hurried buelneae trip to Redding Wednesday during hla leisure hours He la one of the oldest employee on the dredge A Casa of French Gulch left Redding Wednesday morning for Klamath Falls to remain some time on business He had apent three weeks enjoying the pleasures of elty life in the county metropolis Nelleon who has several contracts for building bridges for Shasta county arrived In Redding Tuesday afternoon from his home In Orland He spent a few busy hours preparing to leave Wednesday for Fall River At Ills near where he la building several bridges IX T1IE YX1TED STATES LAND OFFICE AT tiWRAMFXTO CALIFORNIA IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF FRED WARNER FOR PATENT TO THE BLUE BELL TLACER All XI VO CLAIM NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT Serial 014214 Notice Is hereby given that Fred Warner whose addrdeaa is Service Company llth Infantry Presidio Pan Francisco California haa applied for a United Statea patent for the Blue Bell Placer Mining Claim In Shasta County State of California embracing the north one-half of the northwest onequarter of the Multicast onequarter (XVfc of Section twenty-four (24) Township thirty-one (II) north Range alx (6) west being the Identical Blue Bell Placer Alining Calm the Notice of location of which In recorded In Book 17 of Allscellaneoue Records at Page 274 and the Amended Notice of Location recorded In Book 41 of MU-cellnneoug Records at Pago 101 Rccoids of Shasta County California JOHN INO Register Date of first publication April 11 NOTICE OF APPTirYnoX PATENT United States Land Office Sueramento California Jan IG 1122 Notice is hereby given that Mary Jlnyes whose port of flee address Is Rsddlng California has applied for mineral patent serial G1IG4G for the Sliver Queen Plaeer Mine described is 8 I NWU NW XE SW XW XE 14 It XW UW HE It I NW SW 14 XE 14 I XE 1KII NW UN Ml It 8E XW 14 SB ME MV It I It NB ME It NW 14 Section 21 Township II North Range West IX In the Multown Mining District Shasta County California Tho notice of location of this claim la recorded la Book 21' at page 2SG of Mining record of Shsota County California JOHN INO Rogtatsr Fob I to Apr II IN THE VX1TED STATES LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO CAL-1 FOIIXIA IX AXD FOR THE STATE OP CALIFORNIA March itZS Serial Not 0144M IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION FOR PATENT FOR THE GOLDEN EOG PLACER MIXING CLAIM SITUATED IN THE SLATE CREEK MININ' I DISTRICT COUNTY OF 41 AST A STATE OF CALIFORNIA NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN THAT Karl Banlrr and Adelo Bailor whoso poatofflca addrea sis La-Molno Shasta Cuopty California In behalf of themselves have filed an application for patent for tho Golden Egg Pinner Mining Claim situated In the Slate Creek Mining County of Shasta Stats of California described as follows: Southwest quarter of Bouthoaot quarter of Suction I Township North Range West JOHN INO Roglatar (Marsh to May 4) Mra Sarah Jones of Ono spent Wednesday shopping in Redding Dr Fleming returned Wednesday from a absence in Boo ramonto I Johnson went to McCloud Wednesday morning on a brief business trip Lenlnger arrived home on Wednesday from a short business visit to Oakland John Slennkcr returned to his home at Polluck Monday He had been to Redding on a business trip Mr and Airs A Montandon left on train 16 Wednesday morning for Lamoine where they will spend the ummer Smith went to Red Bluff Tuesday afternoon and accompanied the berenved family of Boole to Redding Fred I'aul went to Sisson Wednesday He will do blackemithlng for the Pioneer Box Factory and Lumber compnny during the coming eea eon Mrs Ada Bentley went to Montgomery Creek Wednesday where he will be employed with Mra Robert Startt at the Atontgomery Creek hotel Ji Eldrldge young farmer and former wool grower of Round Mountain npent Wednesday in Redding lie la contemplating again going Into the nheep business -William Henrlqnes prosperous cat tie man of Gas Point returned home Tuesday after being detained In thle city on business He also earned day'e puy serving as a trial Juror while here Mr and Mrs Charles Matthews and Mr and Aire llaekln were in Redding Tuesday evening from their homes near the Oardelkt dredge on Clear Creek Mra Hask-In was stricken with a slight attack of paralysis last Friday and came to town for treatment POLICE CATCH MAN BELIEVED CHICO BURGLAR Tuesday evening the Redding po lice arreeted a street peddler glV' Ing the name of Frank Alurphey for having stolen a suit of clothee at the Western hotel Murhpey had Item on the etreete all day peddling pencil and late In the afternoon he Mid a suit of clothee for and a rasor to one of the local barbers at a low price Alurphey la thought to he the earns man who Friday night broke show window In a Chico store and stole a suit of clothing out of the window Blood splashes on tho side walk la front of the Chico store lead tha police to believe that the thh'f had been cut on hie hand or arm In reaching thru the amall hole he had broken In the window Mur pliry has thq point of hla little finger cut off Chico police canto to Redding Wednesday to 'Inks Mur-phey titers for trial The rasor and suit wars returned to their rightful owners KREUGER-BABCOCK Waller Kreuger of Dunemulr and Miss Thelma Babcock daughter of Airs Clinrles OConner of thin rl'y were the principals In a pretty wedding ceremony at the Tremont hotel In Red llluff nt 11:10 o'clock a Wednesday The bridal parly left Redding Wednesday morning by auto bound for the Tehama county neat where the couple procured a bllae permit nt the county office at the new court house The ceremony was performed by Rev Frost of the BnptUt church The IR-yeAr-old bride looked very charming In a beautiful gown of while organdy and carried a bou quet of roaea and carnations Ml Alberto Bowies of Dunemulr acted as bridesmaid and wort a gown of lavender organdy Victor Bethel of Dunemulr acted as beat man Ths bride's mother was present to witness the ceremony as was also Robert Glen Wright a rloee friend of tho groom Following tho ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the Fremont hotel Tho groom who Is not quits 21 acted as aponeor for hlmaalf as ha la an orphan and has made his way thru tho world alnco a email child lie was recent ly discharged front service In the World war where ha last saw service in pollre duty In Siberia Ho holds a good position In tho railroad shops at Dunemulr Ths happy couple will return to Dunemulr Wednesday evening where a copy homo provided by tho groom awaits tholr coming They have tho boat wishes of largo circle of friends In ths latest bulletin John Jr Is reported to ba wealthier than his father Tha raca Is interesting al tho a bit costly to thoaa looklag aa One hundred and sixty miles north of Redding one of nature'! most unllqus phenomena baa recently been made accessible to tho public aiuss mountain which can easily be reached by way of the Pacific highway from Bedding to Weed then off tho main highway to Mt Herron where tho new Modoo National Forest road begins This wonder of Blaklyou county that has interested scientists thruout the nation is located In the heart of the lava beds neat ths Modoo county line Because of Its heretofore Inaccessibility Glam mountain has not been viewed by many people outside of the locality In which It towers like a great black giant over many buttes of lava In thia wonderland of historic interest It was in this locality that the famous Indian war of 1878 was fought and not far distant Is tha point where Cuptnln Jack and his bond of braves surrendered Is tha book name for the substance composing the queer formation It is found in various parts of the world where voluinlc activity has occurred It Is declared Its presence In masses Is rare so Glass mountain bears distinction uh regards quantity Was Queer Job Large portions of Glass mountain apparently were rout'd or up-heaved In a single day by volcanic action At any rate It looka that way It appears as If soma monstrous power had been at work and that the job wus abandoned in hurry Just at a time when the stuff was reudy to ba up" Some one suggested that this is one of the freaks" Glass mountain la nothing more than a rounded mass of rock flow some two miles long and a half mile across Ths surface Is to jagged and Irregular however that ono de Clares the area mach greater when he traverses It The material Is of a distinctly glassy texture: most of It Is scoria tsous or pumice like and some of It appears Ilk purs glass transparent In many places This latter Is some times found In layers two or thr feet thick Ths surface of Olaas mountain la thrown up Into numerous rlilge by which one may observe the aC' tlvltles that formed it Sometimes theno ridges cracked and settled apart while still in the plastic stage like so much thick tar revealing In detail the lines of flow and the reclln of movement Many Strange Forms Its Irregularities are declared unequal presence of stejm In the different portions of the flow That there wus much steam pressure Indicated by the pumice or scoria These rock forms nra found where the molten muss was purfed up ex ploded like pop corn by the super heated moisture within rumlce mountain so called from Its formation of brokeu whits pumice stoe lies Just across the way from Glass mountain It offers In both color and surface formation a strange and Interesting contrast to the In ter The two mountains were form ed duing different geological age Pumice mountain being much the aider those who have studied the district declare Great Yotcaiilv Area The whole region lying about Gluaa and Dundee mountains for miles in every direction Is of vot canla origin It seems that the earth's surface has been imrtieulnrly weak or thin or that the forces the Interior whlrh bavi been In turbulent condition -vr alee the or Igln of the earthy have limn ret lively great with the result that they have from time to time forced openings up thru tho crust and pour ed out surplus energy In the form of molten rack Disturbances of this nitura appenr to havs occurred up to the recent limes Some of tlm luva beds are so recent that they remind one of lieds of sing found about smelter There has not been time enough for erosion to net In or soli to form consequently no vegetable life has found a foothold there This seeilnn of Slsklyiu end Alo due -counties to ths observing layman as well as tho scientist is held ono of ths most interesting In the world by many who have visited Gloss mountain Puinh'o mountain nnd the lava beds Ths interesting points ure now accessible by auto oe by trail Hint that part of tho Atoduu Nuliunol forest extending into Siskiyou county It Is not a long drive from ths state highway thru Siskiyou THIRTY lAKiUKlM TO AIcCLOl'l) Thirty men arrived In Redding from Sacramento and took trane-pnrlnllon by train to McCloud where they will bo employed In the McCloud river logging camps during the summer A Texas man having suddenly Inherited (500000 announces that he will now hunt for a wife which hows all ho knows about ths possession of groat wealth Louis Poole chief of the Redding fire department and a resident of this city for the past SO years pnssed away Saturday evening at 6:35 at the home of his daughter Mrs Corliss of Sacramento The end came quietly following a brief period of rapidly falling health Two weoka ago the deceased was taken to a Sacramento hospital and he was removed to the home of his daughter several days before the end His daughter Mrs Corliss and wife were bohb with him to the lost Louis Toole was born In Brookins 55 yenrs ago He came to Redding from Olympia Wash SO yenrs ago In Redding he married widow ths mother of two daughters Mra Earl Cor' Iks of Sacramento and Mrs Blanche Lnu of Michigan For the past Z3 years the deceased has been active In city ndminlstra tion For six years he was city mar' hal of Redding Seventeen years ago when all of the fire department was still volunteer he was elected chief of the fire department When the city established' a paid fire de pnrtment two years later he was made the first chief under the new rule and held the office continually until the time of his passing Under his guidance a singularly strong or gaulsatlo was developed and It Is due chiefly to his efforts that ths pres ent low rates of Insurance on Redding property are obtainable The decedent was a member of the Elks Eagles Odd Fellows and ths Woodmen of the World The body will arrive in Redding Tuesday afternoon at and be taken to the Home Undertaking parlors to await burial Complete funeral arrangements have not as yet been made The Odd Fellows will be In chnrge of the ceremony which Is to be held Wednesday afternoon at WOODS REPORTS SWIMMIN' HOLE IN GOOD SHAPE The report of Woods president of the swimming club for the year waa heard at ths chamber of commerce luncheon at tho Lorens hotel Wednesday noon Details of what being planned for tha pool this yenr and what has already been completed were reported Work on the apparatus nt the pool has been temporarily suspended because erythlng than can be done la finished and only awaila the rise of water which wlil follow placing the splaah boards In the river A very Interesting talk was dellv ered to the chamber meeting on Portland cement by Air Sans guest of Attorney I- Kennedy who comes from Portland and Is thoroly versed In the uses nnd mak Ing of cement The address earns as an unexpected favor and thru ths effort of the local attorney EXPECT CAPTURE OF REPUBLICAN LEADERMLY (By The Associated 1'resa) IOXDOX April Free state forces are hot on tha heels of Eamnn deVali-rn Countess Murklevlch Dan lirecn and other prominent republl can leaden Their capture Is ex peeled hourly says a Belfast dlapateh to tho Evening News They are said to ho hiding In ths Knockmealdown mountains I1EXY CAPTURE (By Ths Associated Press) April 1 Free stnle army hendiiunrtera officially contra' dieted the report that deValera had been captured ns reported In London dispatch GAMI2 COMMISSION NOT INTERESTED IN PROTESTS Numerous romplnlnls have been received by Deputy Slute Fish and tlnmo Commissioner White from rlllxens In )ta vicinity of French (lull'll In regurd to poison being pul out by ths biological trap per Mnd other persona for tho purpose of exterminating coyotes I hnve referred ths matter to ths executive office of the sluts fish and game commission at Ha era men to nnd hnvs received the following In for mntlon: "That the fish and gama comiplaslon Is nut Inlarsstsd as long ss the poison does not kill any birds or game nnlmnla" By WHITE Deputy Elnto Fish nnd Gama Commissioner torn took Waal Adal Air Elisabeth Konkina former resident of 8hasta end Trinity coun tie pained away at tlie home of her on Nathan iWhooIer 22 Alice Street Oakland 8unday April 8 where she had made her homo for the pant four months Mre Wheeler waa born in Maine August 4 1846 and came to California over 40 yenra ago With her first huMbnnd Nathan Wheeler she located nt Trinity Center which wne their home for over 20 yenra They reared several children two of whom till survive They are Roy Wheeler of French Gulch and Nathan It Wheeler of Oakland The husband passed away and later the fninlly removed to French Gulch Several years Inter Mrs Wheeler was united In marriage to William Hoskins now deceased During the veneruble woman's declining years she resided with her son Roy Wheeler at the old mining town About four months ngo she was removed to Oakland Tor treatment The re mains accompanied by relatives ar rived In Redding Monday evenlg In charge of the Home Undertaking company The funeral occurred Tuesday from the I hall at French Gulch at o'clock where the services were conducted by Rev A Hoyt of the Methodist church Intorment took place In the French Gulch cemetery LAY CORNERSTONE ON ODD HOME WEDNESDAY The cornerstone of the Odd Fellows' building was carefully replaced Wednesday afternoon In the center partition of the building The front of the granite block had been smoothed off and the Inscription "I 1885'' chivied there Workmen had unknowingly die pluced the block last Friday while twork dismantling the front of the Odd Fcllowa' building preparatory to netting In the new pressed brisk front Due to the funeral ceremonies of I- Poole st which the Odd Fallows presided there was no ceremony held over the cornerstone The box and Its contents were again scaled within the block at 4 o'clock In the afternoon FIRE DESTROYS OLD LANDMARK NEAR SCHILLING The large two-story dwelling st the John Williams place on Clear ('reck about mile below Whisky' town was destroyed by firs several days ago according to Information received In Redding Tuesday hTe hoinie was occupied by Dave Arnett nml Abs Miller two minors Tli flrn caught by a spark from the stove pipe The miners were at home nt ths time but were unable in i nt out the fire because of lack water supply and all of their ef feels were a complete loss Ths house was an old landmark and the original linutu of John Richardson and fninlly during ths early days FALL RIVER UNION HIGH SCHOOL HOLDS TRUSTEE ELECTION County School Superintendent f'liiirliilto Cunningham Is In receipt of the final returns from the Fall Illvcr Joint union high school else tion which was held a short Urns ago The election at Fall River ap pnrenily pnrnlelled ths recent sleO' linn of high school trustees st the Shasta union high school Four candidates were In the field nt Fall River two men and two women The men Robert Summers and Hollenbeck were elected A canvass of the voice showed: Mrs Maids Creighton IN Robert Pinniuprs TO Hollenboak 71 and Airs Helen Vlnysrd 15 Queen Atari of Rumania says she wants to too America from const to eosst Wall that's an eyeful! van tor a quean a REDDING PAUSES TO PAY TRIBUTE TO LOUIS POOLE Four orders all of Redding's firemen and numbers of friends paid final tribute to Louis Poole fire chief of Redding for the pant seventeen years at the Odd Follow hall Wednesday afternoon Friends from out of town as well ns Redding filled the large hall to capacity and many were forced to stand out side Ths services at the hnll were con ducted by Rev A Hoyt who preached ths funeral sermon Following the sermon the long procession wended lis way to tho Redding cemetery Preceedlng the hearse the Redding firemen lead the procession followed by rep re sentntlves of the Woodmen the Eagilos the Elks and Odd Fellows and trailing In a long line followed the many friends of the deceased Ths pallbearers were representative of the various organisations of which he was a member They were: Engles Hnrrlngton of Red llluff: Elks Ralph Summers Woodmen or the World 1L 11 Ralph I Joseph Lefobvre Firemen James I Wright and George Lapp The Odd Fellows conducted their lodge ceremonial at the graveside as requested by the deceased OAKLAND MINISTETR HERE THURSDAY AT METHODIST CHURCH On Thursday evening ths llev Frank Porter Flegal of Oakland superintendent of tho Napa district California conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will ha In tho elty and speak at tha Methodist ehurc'i on Market street Ho will also conduct the quarterly confer enee Ths publlo Is Invited A HOYT Pastor FROM PIT OXE A Jolly party of Pit One-Ilea ar rived In Redding Tuesday evening among whom wars Mr and Mrs Fegan Harp and Wsrry superintendent of operations Mr and Mrs Fegan and children left on the Ight train for San Fran-elseo to spend a vacation doing tha elty Superintendent Werry and Harp cam as far as Redding Jus to onjoy a lltle recreation from duty They returned home Wednesday Earl Jackson tlis alleged bogus check man auto thief and violator of the Mann art who kept authorities In an uproar and the wires bussing nil the way from Medford Oregon tu Stockton was arraigned before Justice of the Peace A Ross Tuesday The date of pre Ilininiiry examination wan set for April 21 and his bail was set ut 11500 Having no money or bondsmen he could not furnish the bail Jackson is being held on the specific charge of having Issued a worthless check to George Vick-rny In uymcnt for a taxi bill Other ehnrges that may lie preferred against him are issuing a worthless check to Jnrk Heins Iasi driver at Pollock rnr stealing in Oregon st tempting to lake the accessories ofl a tourist car and beating his hotel bill ut Grenada where he waa mnr rlcil and fulled to pay the minister ROY IAHK1X ILL Cormier and Mra John Lurkln left Redding Wednesday morning for Sacra nicntu in response to a tncs sngo announcing the serious Illness of their son Roy Larkin Folsom prison guard Young Lurkln had recently been operated on In a Hue rnmento hospital for an obsess the throat He had recovered sufficiently to lie removed to his home at Folsom Ha was ngnin taken tr tha hospital In Sacramento Wedncs day following a relapse Roy Larkin wna reared at Centerville Slmst-j county and has many friends In this vicinity who hope for his mrly recovery TIlElll FIRST BOItX MATHESOV April Rn shorn mining engineer at Malheson returned homo Wednesday from Oakland where ha had spent some time getting acquainted with his young daughter Miss Anna Jano Basham who was born In Oakland April I Tho mother was formerly Mias Anna Basham a popular school teacher of Shasta county BOARD OF DIRECTORS IfKRK IX MOXTHLV MEET Thursday afternoon tha Shasla County Promotion association will hold Its monthly meeting at the chamber of commerce rooms in Rod-ding Ths board of directors will kt up their two land set tlemsnt and road work Mafco tha Want Ada work tor you Ths three Ignorance Intolerance Imprison A-.