THE BEWR1TIC TIMES. ,1
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The Portland Election.
State News
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The Dalles.
Citation to Heirs. THE WHITE PRINCE.
YAMIIILL COUNTY.
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Disguise the fact ns yen may. there is RcniQ_ r From the Bulletin we take the following :
We learn the following from the Jiraf
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY ]. KI.
thing radically wrong in the political nimo^-
N THE GOFNTY COURT OF THE STATE
HE IMPORTED PERCHEROS OH K0R-
Articles of incorporation of the East Port Side:
phore in the city of Portland. The charter
of Oregon, for the County of Jackson, June,
mon horse will be kept tbe coming s«M»t>,
H. D FOLIDRAY,
Business Agent. election in that city on Monday list, demon land Congregational Church were filid in the
A child of A. V. Clark, uf Ljyfsyetto, was
lt>71. (Sitting in Probate.)
commeneing February 1st. at my farm, near Ash
Iu the matter of the Batate of James R- land, on the stage road, til! April 1st. From and
atrnted that. Every ward in the city went County Clerk’s office yesterday.
drdwhed in a tub of water.
after April 1st to July 1st—Tuesdays and Wednes
Pool, Deceased.
Radical, while the average Radical majority
The joist* for the first floor of the Custom
Grain looks well.
days—at the stable ot Reames A Wilson, Jackson
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To
Josnrx
R.
P
ool
,
heir
of
the
Property
and
in the city at lar/e was 300. The Herald
ville ; Fridays and Saturdays at my farm.
house
have
been
laid.
Work
is
being
ener
W.
J.
Gunuson,
while
attempting
to
break
j
Estate
of
James
R
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PoJl7Dec
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d,
and
ail
others
in-
the Democratic nominations ns be
A Carpet Bag Congressman s Finale endorsed
tercsted
therein
:
You
and
each
of
you
are
hereby
ing just such ns were fit to be made; indeed getically pushed forward.
a young Alley, succeeded in breaking her
notified that William G. Buffum, Executor of said
that paper wns entirely suited nil round.
neck.
Estate,
has filed his petition praying for an order
Large quantities of Wool and flour are ar
South Carolina ha? lout her representative, L.
Xone of
X “them Oro Fino fell ’ws” had any
of said Court to sell the following d^>«ribe<i real Was imported from France by tbe Darby Plains
The
Yamhillians
are
going
through
property belonging to said Estate, situated in Importing Company of Union county, Okie, in
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J,he tr.^n that had l»«eu married too part or lot in,the ticket, and since the elec riving from the Dalles. The former is for
against camp meetings.
Yamhill county, Oregon, to-wit : One half interest July last. I purehaxed him in November, and
much. He step* from the seraglios ufWasb- tion, the Hra'd says the Democracy did warded to Oregon City, and the latter goes to
in two hundred acres of land, more or less, being shipped him, with
•heir duty. Ywt the deieatot the entire tick Sau Francisco.
Tommy
Rush
wns
hurt
by
a
horse.
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almdea < f U.^'.nJXUliary . et by su di overwhelming majorities is nor
a portion of the Donation land claim of John Sher
POLK COUNTY.
wood and wife, and by them conveyed -to James
c
D.Jfiug his Congressional regalia, lie d»ns accounted for.
The officers of the military nrgnnixntions of
R. Pool. Therefore notice is hereby give® to the One Full Blood and two three-qa.rt.r
The Republican wys:
The
fncS
i«,
the
result
in
Portland
on
last
the raccuoq uniform for the next two years
heirs-at-law of said Estate, that the prayer .r said blood Percberon maree.
thia city will meet this evening to deliberate
Mr. Wiltion, of MeMwtville, was kicked by petition will be heard and determined at the Clerk’s
Monday
was
one
of
tearful
biguificanee,
ta do pcuaQce for the sins of the past. He !
Will unyi-ody profit Ly the lesson ? it js ’upon the proposition to celebrate the coming a mule last Friday evening, and seriously, office <>f said County on Tuesday, the 1st day of byrail to Chico, Cel. He is e light, depute gray 6
was one of those precious adventurous scoun «aid that the Herald's war upon certain Fourth.
Jugust, A. D., 1871, at 10 o’clock A. m ., at which years old the coming Spring; weighed when ship
though not fatally, injured.
time and place the said heir-at-law above named, ped in Ohio, 1,680 lb«., at at maturity, in rood
drels who was inflicted upon tire helpless peo Democrats iu the ci’j, tbuplod with Its vln-
Our citizens who enjoy angling are “fly and all others unknown, if any there be, are here condition, will
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Miss Cora, the femnle magician, arrived in
ple, pf the South by Federal bayonets, sod in ibetiv* find pennatcni n^nuncmtions of Ben
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h
.
by notified to appear aud show cause, if any exist,
ing
”
many
fine
trout,
which
are
plentiful
in
Huilad i) contributed immensely toward tbe. town J'^’erday from M alia Wvlla, where she
why an order of sale should not be made, as in the
hjm4|vievuig operations he appropriated to
crusliirg di<a.-ier which Overtook the party, has just Concluded a most successful engage- the La Creole, near towjj.
aforesaid petition prayed for.
luiHSfiR'a poor, unsuspecting woman, while
By order of Hon. T. II. B. Shipley, Judge of
and prvSlratcd its hopes ou the d ty ^f„the'ment.
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said Court.
be bad .two others clamoring in the back- !afP flection. Il tbi« »s so, it erie.M nlbud fdri
Has large, broad, fleet limbs, good disposition,
Penetrating to the source of dis
SILAS J. DAY. Clerk.
pleasing countenance, fine .tyle» good action, and
gguund fnif'.beir iitbriusl rights ; yet the au—> n Yemedy. I m there a fetnedy’? Eet'thAse! The bodjru.f tne.son of Mr. G. W. Vollum 1 ease in the secretion? mid the circulation,
Jacksonville, June 13th, 1871.
jel7-w4.
has never been bred to any extent.
do<ir>ue yattnifij- feebog khat he could over- who nrR responsible lor the ilenjonihtatiow.of' VTho wae drowned ‘ om Monday, was found regulnting every organ, and bracing every
While in tbe East hunting for a horse to bring
!to this coast, I saw nineteen imported Pereberen
ri^k-ewv Principle vf/nsorality and decency, tbe party iu.thedbH city uf the Jj-ajr, wUo-iabout ten ^.1^ ye,t.rday, a short distance ' nerve and fibre of the body, D r . W alker ' s
ever they may bQ. aiwwer. ,|t;Reeins tbwt
.
horses, and I am satisfied The White Priae fo
boMAT’ launched into another alliance, de was no captious struggle Corins ntnee*
fro»:wi>ere he tell in.
V inegar B itters ure effecting the most
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f.MtOK. the» laws of Gial and man. . Hi* e nor ' deleateii ticket, m d/Htar the Wtfa/iF htifl IF
fr4ct of th, 0
,n ft,)d California“ nsloniriiing cures uf indigestion, billiousness.
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FORM, SIZE, STYLE AMD ACTIOM
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mut., Ltd rocretiwu. have at ieugth caffie up 1 all ID mm vw.- Art<l to fnrtjiftr doinonsffHtw!
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nervous
weakness,
rheumatism,
scrofulous
i the .fact tptte mi fsrthms lnCnrp>'“od any for-i Ba,lron(l 19 rnw
as f’1^ ®8 Gie piling nt
!
Surpasses
them
all.
In
this
selection
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was as-
with liirn find sinhs him to tholl ignominy lia
the river above Harrisburg. The graders are disorders, and chronic constipation, that the
■ Fisted by Mr. Jas, Fullington,
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ax-President Obi»
, rnidable. strength in the vonv.qtmn. it konlj
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sd riohicy deserves.
State Agricultural Society, said to be as good a
Ileiyltl at work within about four miles uf Eugene world has ever witnessed.
necessary to inertion that one of tho h
judge of this stock asany person in tbe United
This verdict, however, is not in keeping proprietors was placed upon the municipal City.
States. He was one of the first importers, is fa
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with President Grant's idea of this kind of Democratic Committee. We mention this*
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miliar with their endurance .a Fran«., and Eteir
About 2 o’clock yesterday morning Officer j
breeding qualities in Ohio, j
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uulawful enterprier, as he has given one of (’.'ireumstnnees ns tending to indicate the re-
epvnaibility for the W aterloo defeat and r.nute Slieelian found the remains of a mnn floating
Those
#
who
have
read
in
the
A
smvm «» Afpi-
SINGLE DASH of a Mile Purse S1OO.
the spawn of Bngham- Young’s household a which sent consternation through tbe ranks
cultnriet and other agricultural papers, kn«« U m
among
the
piles
nt
the
foot
of
F
street.
The
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world-wide reputation of
cadelahi fTat West Point. This distribution of the D >m ‘Craov of the city of P irfland on j
TROTTING, Two Mile Heats, Purse 91* I
(KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,)
body
was
beyond
identification,
as
the
left
oC the qation’s heritage among this debauch the fntnl third Monday in June.— Mercury.
foot, the hands, the hair and flesh of the face I
Corner of Stark and Front Street«.
ed, lowi-deiying class, gives a bid for vice
THREE TO START IN EACH RACE!
T hreb ('ktt.narN D rowsed .—We • If urn had been eaten off—a proof that it must have '
and Mhnj.>»n!ity..u:Jhi9 is evidently a test of from Mr. A. ,L\ S hwatka that three children ;
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OREGON.
lain, in the water a long time. A part of a PORTX. AND,
I would here aay, that well informed horsemen wh.
hie appreciation of Brigham's peeflWir no of Mr. William Lumnson ycre tirqwned on
black pair of pantaloous, fastened by a lenth- !
were acquainted with this stock, «aid The Whit.
¡SIEBER
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HOLTON,
'PROPRIETORS.
Thursday
evening
of
lest
w^il,
three
mile«
tions, and >»e ’’may want to use him. his
Prince was as proini&frg a young horse a« they
J
nun
ary
7-tf.
er
belt,
was
the
sole
covering
of
the
body,
j
ntrance
,
io
per
C
ent
.
’
(E
ntries
to
bad
ever seen importdn. To tho»e who are not
wiwj ..ahd Mormon progeny, fur )*o)iticul below Wheatland, in Yamhill county. A
JEllelose
close at New State Saloon, June 20th. RACEd
RACBö
man. with four children in charge, was en-i It was taken to Weicker's place, on Second
posted as to their history, the
to
come
off
nt
24
o
’
clock
precisely;
and
will
be
ends.“ O tern para ! O mores !
sIou6,,.>
"’“i"'street, where it w 'A h covered-, And buried from
■leavoring l l °i i'ir°'iS
run under the Rules of the Jackson County Agri
leaky boat, which of kite bad ,
.
,
u-J
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land, iu an ;o olu
old
cultural
Society.
cross the slough (here Nearly ss'there ,n lhe «‘'”»000.
Highly Encouraging
AD. HELMS.
been used to cross the slough (here nearly ss
Jacksonville, Juno 17th, 1871.
widdaiuth«!. Willamette I bv
|,v^_ .
widdsLithq.Willaniette)
by only two persons'
persons! Dr
[) r . > A
a . p
D. £lU
Eliis, the official »¡¿»¡ng
visiting p
pbyfii-
Tthfy b«Wl><«n kept nt a distinct breed for mor.
We take the following gratifying intclli-- ' nt a time, or.e_tcjHill jlitb b<’Ht across, while: •
than ac-.ntury, and undoubtedly trace to the Ara-
, T l , l S«R e . ,
r fornjsben
-,
shp^^or as fast pm lt ' c , au . tbç
us tbe <
iv.un, ’»J'ò iiuve so. eral, ini usions uf
geuce from the Y’reka Journal, which places . the oth^. Lailv'l '"U
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R C. T. PAYNE,'. LTYING 1} MILES
rame in. In 1b?s n^hinee^rionevor, th® boat flowing synopsis of fiis report for the quar-
the construction of tbe Califuroia A . Oirpguttr_ .i..„ ... ..
y instructions of jotin s prim ,
ea«t of Phcenix* dfler« the services of a thor
\vas kept up until within twenty feet ot the ; ter ending May 31st, IS71 : • Number ot in- |
PUBE mBIAN
ougi.-br^l Dewn.'hire Bull to tbe public, at $5 m all the notes und accounts <lue the firm of!
rnilrtMids at nn early day beyond a doubt,, ^K. wa ;. w hen it filled «>nd sahk>. The man ,nate8 al the beginning--of the quarter 141 ;
seasop. The animal is a deep red five-yeari-otd, Glenn, Drum A Co. will be placed in the hmds of
nndjgtves us something tangible now furfur endenvtted to save the children, but his
an wttu*pfy.fuf cti!l^c.UuYA
W '1
*u thirty In the last century. It is that which gives them
....... ''admitted during the .quarter 13—5 females weighing 1,624 pounds.
J their endurance, style, form and action.
C. T. PAYNE.
hopee <»p t'ui. ini|,jQrldnt enterprise;
v ; »-iforts were unavailing, except in the case ol( and 8 males ; discharged during the quarter
days.
Phoenix, Ogn.
Apr8-tf
Mav
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m«v27
w4.
"He has not such a fine skin as the Arab, nor
one
—
tbe
o
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h'T
three,
two
girls
and
a
boy,
The large gpyiiag
Lrijtef building f^rcc
...a
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: his prettily rvumiei, oval, and small foot; but
tbe California A Oregon Ijraiich of tbe Central Pa beingTlrowtmf The b -y was ter vears old. 'J— 8 females and 1 male ; died 1—David-
we must remem>>er tho fact that he lives under a
cific Railroad, say« the 'fiulUtin. ii* now ift-lnc euti- i and the girls five and c:ghr, i respectively. 1 j«srt. May 3lst. The persons admitted were
Cold climate upon elevnte-d plains, where nature
truled at JelMima, t^rtiuil** above baeninietito, to Up to 8ot:d iy afternoon, when Mr. S. left. . f rom the following c >untiee : Multnomah,
¡gives him for a covering a thicker skin and a
wh^ch town the road was completed las^-vear. Tbe two of the bodies had been recovered, but lb.!'
warmer coat,’ and that he has been for years step
line ’Ir •now" to hr rapidly extended ntfrthward up effort" to find the other, so far had been fpuit-i 4; Liun, 2; Grant, Dowgta, Washington*
ping upon moist, clayey soil.”
tbe great Sacramento Valley, net, (be managers de
Benton, YamiiiH, Josephine and Marion,
TER MM $35 in U. S. gold coin, tbe season.
clare. for twenty or thirty mile«, but continuously. le«s. besides being very difficult, as the slough
is
filled
with
logs
and
drift.
The
sad
occur-i
Good pasturage, with good fence, near here, at 50
each, 1. Total May 31st 13Û.
It is not improbable that Shacta will be reached
ets. per week. Everybody is invited to o«me and
t Stay ear. The. r>>ad now runs on the east side of rence caused int<n»e excitement, and the'
H ave just received and
see niy stock and judge fur themselves.
William Cooper, an unbleached American
the bacramrotio, will be crossed at Tehama by a people lor miles around were present, lending
W. C. MYER.
laagui^reiit H'.we truss bridge, tbe main portion their efforts for tho recovery of the bodies, - of decidedly African descent, was yesterday
Ashland Mills, Ogn., January 25th. 1871.
opt which, without lhe approaches, will be 757 feet Tho anguish of the bereaved mother, as mar
\ afternoon arrested on the charge of robbery, j
b>og. '-(Tim country thrvngh which the California
well
be
conceived,
was
unutterable
—
it
secmotl
The particulars of which arc about as follows: !
A Oregon jruad is now to be extended, resembles
that tn Which jt already runs, it being contlnuative that she could only fe» reconciled with the
ol our richest uii<l large.,t valley. The. crojw are finding of her lost chil l, that tbe drowned Yesterday William called upon a lady friend 1
JACKSONVILLE, OHECON,
who reside, on Yamhill street near First. !
gooA-in Tehama «ouuly, the drough^pqt, having „ might all be buried in one grave.
affected that more humid and reliable portion of
Since the above was in type, we have' Miss Lee, thé lady above mentiimél, on go- ■
Corner of California and Third Sit.,
tlA State. The eaten lion oflbe pretent California ' learned that’ the lost body wn« rernv<*r«d afid
ing
’
to
her
dinner
’
to
a
hotel
near
by,
left
•L. Drggoa road will be a benefit te trio farmers as
— VttUametle firmer.
it win be valuable to the Central Pacific Company, buried last Wednesday.
, ,,
j Cooper in pisses«! n of the premises. On
I ii’Jr.Lp 01 ,••*&------
w-tnot» Wds in the S’a-riiinento Valley its most ef-
L,
Autenrie
’
h
writes
us
her return she found her visitor gone and also
T he IyAlLROAU
te^si^ pad ^fetiVabl« branch 6f railroad business.
egs leave to inform tile public
a
six shooter, ^v.ral articles of woman's ’
that he has the largest, best, and must com
from Sah Frapjy§;o, auj give? the it) cresting
modious Hotelrin Southern Oaegon.
n4I'Ht NidkV C apet .—This delechitle pu-
wèiriïjÊ'iipjtàireV
'And
n
trunk
bHken
'open:
, item of news for .our S ikiy.pu people, that I
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pit al the Nation’s Military Academy, after
t the t^entral Pacific L^ I^ im I
or.dered, Search was unmedidtefy' Instituted for the
It is located in the central part of Jacksonville ;
time and again setting at d fiance its rules
stage« from the North and South leave regularly
robber, wlHch resulted in finding him in a 1 ,w
| work to be common, ed on tbo
from the U. S. HOTEL.
and Fegulations, a L'ciirt Martial duly np-
1 immediately, frmn aesiua northward. Theiri "divé’nWI LVnit street where he was indulg
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pointed to investigate Lis conduct, fount/ him
mg oùph uslyTn the ardent. The stoleu ar
The House lias lately been re painted, and reno
• »till
u taioL.’j. -« :
.. . r .■. • • -•. estimates are made on forty,-sight miles of
vated ; the roums arc newly furnished, and well/
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guilty of sucji grave charges that thev unant-
i ropd ibis year. They jnaj not- buiid quite trcle« were all recovered.* lie will have an
ventilated.
'Die bedroom« are supplied with
7/7^” ; 1. raw vv. It! 11 A&Srtfl r I r11 I Î ®
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m^usly expelled nim from the institution, I that nwoh, but will be sure to finish cousid-, eïhniînatfon before Judge Lewis this morn-
>7’.'. I NG REDS, nnd every other convenience for
the comforts of guest«.
r«gard]e.A of race, color or previous coDdi- erable above navigation, so that freight byj ing-
tion. This yijghteous decision has be*n ‘re- next fall will be ahipped by railroad instead
BOARD AND LODGING
In speaking of the New Congressional
vdked bv tfie President, commuting the hope- of atearnor. The advantage of railroad cou .
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Church uf this city, the Democratic Era says
j Can be had at reasonable rate«, according to th.
fql youth’s punishment by adding one year nectinn with teams will not only reduce cost j
that it is one of the most perfect and symmet
. room occupied.
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'more to his regular necademic course--» ter of freight, but enab’.o us to get goods in frooij
rically proportioned edifices in Portland. It
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rible retribution to the young mokes crimin i nine to ten days, at any lime ordered, while
has a brick basement foundation, the walls
ally. Let him shine, his ivory, slap the nt present it is impossible to receive goods in
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of which are hollow. Its length is 85 feet ;
‘ Will be supplied with the best the market ean af-
less
than
twelve
or
fiiteeu
days,
unless
the
jaws of his fellow white cadets, crack their
for-t.
width, 50 feet; height of basement, 12 feet ;
heads with coacoa out dippers, lie nod steal, order is sent in time to ship goods by steamer
of Friday, the Red Bluff boat making but height of auditorium, 26 feet.. The spire is
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FAMILIES
!>• will uudaubtodly .be kept iu the institu one trip each week.— Yreka Journal^
185 feet high, and one of the finest finished
tion perininently as u sluuiog lightof loyalty;
¡Can find at this House rooms especially arranged
C alifornia D emocratic T icket .—The fol to be found on theyPacific Coast. The pews
. for their comfort and convenience, as well as every
and hi. little peccadilloes will be viptuea to
A
lowing is the ticket nominated by the Demo are made of Rainier cedar, with black wal
! attention and comfort usually found at a well kept
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be rewarded by a fixpd habitation and abode cratic State Convention of California:
j Hotel.
,4 nut arms and backs. The auditorium is fine
at our proud institution. What fool “nig
For Governor, II. II. Haight; for Lieut.
ly finished, and will be lighted with patent
A LARGE HALL
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ger'’ would not keep sueit a soHg berth./ it
Govern r. IL .J. L“wis: f .r Supteme Judge, j
’The entire cort of
i long tei iu,’'SJldun S. Wiigbt ; for Supi••me ■ reflecting iiiumiuators.
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YtATr.Ro tD.— A force of ffh bridge I ttlf kr». says Judge, short term. Jackson Temple; tor Sec ■ tfie*'building
I li attached to the Hotel, for Balls, Meetings,
g will bo about SI8,000. Dr.
Shows, Ac., and can be had at reasonable terns.
th. \VttnSts f’ouri/r, hare c uimenecd the work ot retnry of State W. B. <!. Br .wn ; tor Con-, AtkluSj tbe paslf>.,
i
7. is held in high esteem HAY FORKS and RAKES,
I '.VAGON 110X1/-.
constructing a Howe truss bridge
th« Sac troijer, R. O. Dewitt; Lvr State I reasurcr.I. . . .
GRASS SCYTHES and SNATHS.
1 PATENT CROSS CUT and BUCK SAV
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The Hotel is furnished with a bar room where
ramento just above Tchrama. fof ibe'railroad com-
n.,J
by Ins congrcg itton and the public generally,
A.
F.
Coronel;
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Attorney
.Ge,neral,
Jo,J
WOODEN
andSTEEL
BARLEY
FORKS,!
HAND-SAWS, SHELF HARDWARE,
tire
vert best liquors and cigars may be found, at
prnjr^- Th. bridge will be ab'.tft SOO feet l*ng find
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r General. John W.‘The building was constructed by W. It, ..
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. ¡CUTLERt.
, .i r i? r» vf <-<»
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£(•.
I prices Io suit the times.
a te'Vgutficont s'rueture. A large grading f'/rce is Hnuilton ; 107 Suweyoi
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GRAPE VINE CRADLES,
Jacksonville, Ogn., Jan. 8th, 1871.
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NAILS OF ALL SIZES.
to immediately commence the work of oxtppding Bist; fir State Printer. .’"Im 'f: Barry; for1 Bracket, V»'. W. Piper being the architect.
MANURE FORKS,
the grade northward from Tehama, and it i.i rft- t Superintendent Public Iosttnetioii, O. P. |
PAINTS, OILS and VARNISH,
GRAIN
SCOOPS,
__r...... Court, T.| A case was tried and di>pjsed of yesterday
mest certain that the cars will run to Cottonwood Fitzgerald; for Clerk Supreme
A’IN DOW GLASS and PUTTY,
TRACE and HALTER CHAINS,
by November, and the line may be graded even up
I
I UBS »nd BASKETS.
Harbor
Commissioner,
in
the
Circuit
Court
which
attracted
more
CHOPPING and BROAD AXES,
to this point by that time. The Rulhthi says the Laepeyre ; for State II
CLOTHES
WRINGERS,
I.
Tried
lander
:
Lr
Congressman,
3d
Dist.i
3J
Dist.
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t|
)an
0
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nft
ry
attention.
Some
time
since
a
HATCHETS and HAMMERS,
ruad IriU be run on the west vidik of the river, and
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ESTABLISH-
’ j 1'KAYS and BOWLS.
th« impression is that A'basta will not be ifft tar , Geo. Pierce.
BENCH
SCREWS,
0 cd a Real Estate Agency in connection with
young Gorman, Henry Strohmcyer, together
J. W. 'Coflnth uf Sacramento, hss beerF
out in the cold.— Yreka Journal.'
their.Law Office, and are prepared to bay and sell
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real catate in this and adjoining counties. Records
nominated for. Congressmen from the 2nd with his wife, were bound over in the Police
.
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Some
weerksago
our
imp
propound«!!
,
searched
ati<) abstracts of title prepared with dis
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Court
to
answer
tbe
charge
of
stealing
a
gold
i
this problem : If Pçnnoyer coul^. reduce the Dem I District.
patch
and
-accuracy. Parties at a drstsaee can
John W. CogLIan has been nominated by watch and eevoral articles ôf clothing from
ocratic majority from 1,613 to 16 in 1859 by edit-'
communicate with us by addressing
ing the Démocratie Standard tor six weeks, how tbe Republican, against Pierce
FAY A REA,
r! ’’ Mrs. Carney. The Grand Jury presented rm
many thousands majority will tbe Répnblicnns
Jacksonville, Oregon.
indictment
against
the
husdand,
and
returned
A M an H inc l - v a Mon.—Tie Walla
have in Jtro«, 1872, if he edits tho lieraid till that
April 22, ISTI.
apa22-tf.
time? M’ell, our small Natan now says that Walla Statesman, uf June 17th, has the fol “not. a true bill” ns to Mrs. Strohmcyer.
th. city election in Portland lost Monday week lowing ¡»relation to the hanging of Walters, Upon the trial yesterday vqry great effort,
enables him to make the calculation with compara- by a mob, at Lewiston. Walters was to havy,
were made by ths prosecution to secure a
tir.jease. ,
been hung bv the Sheriff, on that day, in ac
A LL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES?
conviction,
but the jury returned a jrerdict ot
cordance with the sentence of the Court.
indebted to the lute firm of Linn A HaU, are-
Mrs. A'allandighàm, who was ab.ent from
not guilty after only about five miaules' de
reqijested to call on the sulu-cribcr a.d settle up.
The Statesman says : . :
liérme attending tbe funeral of a brother in
All dvbts due said firm r»ot settled by th. first-
The gallows was erected on Thursday, and liberation, and the defendant was honorably
of July, 1871, will be placed in the Lands of a
Maryland at tbe time her husband was killed, all proper preparations made to carry out the discharged. The verdict of the jury was
proper officer for collection.
has succumbed under her double bereave i sentence. This was the condition of affairs' almost universally approbated, and the de
D. LINN.
Jacksonville, May 264b, 1871.
may27-wfl.
ment,rand ha? been lying in an unconscious Ii up to Friday morning, when it was found fendant and bis wife were warmly congratu
that the friends of the prisoner had removed
state, ever since with but little hope of recov the gallows. Subsequently it was ascertained lated by their friends. The defenso was
ASSORTED IRON AND STELI
ery. '
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that Messrs. Leland and Isham, the latter conducted by John F. Caples, Esq., whose
SUBMERGED & DOUGLAS PUMPS,
Prosecuting Attorney, had convinced the address to tbe jury is spoken of as a remarka
PassorcR, our modest brother of the Hera’d, I
Sheriff
that
the
sentence
of
Walters
was
ille
FTX í TE B UNDERSIGNED
UNDERSIGNF.I HAVING BEEN AP-
bragged, a few weeks ago, that by editing the I
bly brilliant and powerful effort.
CAST-IRON WASH KETTT ,ESr
i J polriod. Local Agent ; of the Board of School
and
that
it
mis
his
duty
to
(lisregnrd
it.
Standard in 1859 he «looted Hon. Lensing Août I , gal,
»4“,f
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Lami Commissioners, is now prepared to receive
to Congress. Oregon was Democratic then. The The general opinion was that if Sheriff Bun
wasco cut’xir.
applications to purahafo School, University and
BAKE OVENS.
events of last Monday week prove that Pennoyer i ker failed to execute the prisoner, the people
I State Lands. No application will be received un
The Mountaineer says :
could not elect a Democratic councilman in a Dem . would take the Jrtw in their own bands and
less arieom'pnnied by one-third payment of the pur-
SKILLETS
AND
TEA-KETTLES,
ocratic ward in Portland, although ho has been ed
We
understand
that
the
Indiana
on
tho
¡.chase price.
. , .,
justice,
iting the Ilccald for a year. Go to, thou art a mete out summary
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! Office in Court ILusc—up rtairs.
Umatilla Reservation will be moved to a now
BRASS & ENAMELED KETTLES, I
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T. 1». B. SHIPLEY.
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c: raduated .—We learn that nt tho exam reserration in the south-eastern portion of tbe
Local AgcuLlor Jackson county.
fivcTEMrrL Tins T ime .—¿Pennoyer is rather ination uf the class of Military Cadets for the
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State, sometimes durlhgthe present year, and
FRY-PANS, &C.
I Jacksonville, March 18 1871.
mehl8-tf.
m^r. successful in 1871 in <-2_ ’ _
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ticket' than he was in 1859. when be edited the Schwatkn, appointed from Oregon, graduated their lands thrown open for settlement.
Standard six weeks and came so near defeating number twenty in order of merit, in the full
Stoat. His success this time is probably attribu
The Columbia river is falling rapidly and
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President Grant's sun
table to the fact that he Las edited the Herald a class of forty-one.
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TflAT THE
It
is expected that ¡M a few days Muin street
stood number thirty-nine. Fred’s borne is
longer time than be did tbe Standard.
_£ v| undersigned will on Saturday, th. first day
in Salem, and bis return may be looked for will be entirely cleared of water and business
of July, 1871, at the residence of Orion A. Sleara»,-
F axsc I uhsxsonmkst .—James Barclay, one of in a few days. lie will be warmly welcomed
near Link river, Jackson county, Oregon, sell to
will be resumed as formerly. It is almost
the mon who was imprisoned at Fort Klamath by by his old friends and associates.
tne highest bidder for cash two small mules, th.
impossible to estimate the loss our citizens
order cfX7.pt. Goodale.’-ha» commenced suit against
property
of C. 0. Boxley. Said property will b.
JO- ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF TINWARE.^
th. Captain id the CirtoMU Court for this county, in
have received by this flood, but it is consid
sold to satisfy a lcin of (80 00 for i.eping and
I
n
a
M
inority
.
—
There
are
nine
Democratic
the sum of $Ï0,000 for false imprisonment.
feeding innles.
papers published in Western Oregon, to-wit : The erable. The loss to the O. S. N. Co., and
Sa), to eoihmene. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
T
imes , Platndealer, Guard, Renton Democrat,
Democrats who peruse fhe article we publish ip
to tbe farmers and wovd choppers who reside
of said day.
State»
Right»
Democrat,
Mercury,
Enterprise,
Era,
Hi .• .\
♦ -1
to-Hayf. iram -firam th. Jfercwsy will notice thst
O. T. BROWN,
Herald. Of these nine the Herald and Mer-. on the bunks of the xiver, we believe is far in.
the T imes is not «I aç . in attributing the Demo and
June
7th,
1871.
jrlfl w3.
'ury
alone
have
taken
the
“
New
Departaro
”
from
Jacksonville,
Juno
lOtb,
1871.
jçxcess
that sustained bj tbe citizens of
cratic defeat in Portland to tho combined imbecili I the Democratic party. How is that for high?
i
ty and .exigence of the Herald.
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THE WHITE PRINCE
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WEIGH' 1,800 POUNDS,
kg
i€ACTW<J!
COSNOPilUTlN HOTEL,
The Percheron
FREE FOR ALL COUNTY HORSES
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French Writers Say
DEVONSHIRE BULL.
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Notice to Cattie Raisers.
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NOTICE.
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L. HORNE, Proprietor,
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Cook Stoves, Different Styles.
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