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HALF COLUMX.
JACKSONVILLE, OllEGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBEI I
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5,1S?2.
NO. 40.
partially unexecuted by the Land De tling on the lands of the State before tho
partment of the United States. In the State took possession, and before it was
On Oregon street, Jacksonville.
Physician,
Surgeon
and
Accoucheur.
We extract the following, in relation meantime lands unquestionably of a publicly known what the title of the
STATE OF OUEGOS.
riXIIIS RESTAI R \NT hnsjii’t been opened to to SAvamp kinds, from Gov. Grover’s swampy character are being disposed of State was, the Board of School Land
Governor.................................................... T< I Grover
JA CA SOX 17/. / /.’, (HtfXiOX.
I the public. an«l solicits their pair- nage. The
Secretary of State................................ S. I . • badwiek
Commissioners has caused such settlers’
tab]«» will be supplied with the best the market af late message to the Legislature, which by tiie local land offices, thus absorbing
Trearurer................................................... U Flei-dim-r
fords. Board by the day or week, and meals nt will undoubtedly prove of great impor- the property of the State and complicat claim to bo omitted from the selections
State Printer,........................................ Eugene >»-iiiph-
all hiairs.
ing the title to tho swamp and overflow of swamp lands. As to these, 1 recom
' tanee and interest to our readers :
rittsT Jt iiiciai . nt«Ti:iLT.
Board, per «lay................................................. -......
mend the passage of an act granting to
By the act of Congress approved Sept. ed lands within her borders.
Uircuit Judge................................................P- P Bn"'
per week....................................................... J-o.Oi«
District Attorney,.......................................... J. R- ^vil
v2 no3l:tf.
J- R. HED><'N.
The leading adverse interest militating such settlers the right of the State there
28, 1850, it was provided “that to enable
J. li. N. il.
.1. ] I. Hl ÍII.OII.
JAI K4OM «'DIM v.
T. J. Ut TLEIt.
the .State of Arkansas to construct the against the right of the State to the to, without cost to them—the State look
SAML. JAYSr.S.
STJTÍSOW Ä NSII.
County Judge........................................... E. B. II atson
necessary levees anti drains to reclaim swamp hinds is the claim of railroad cor ing to the United States for indemnity
l .1 m .b Wagner.
Ittornt’X mill CutiiiM'llors at l.aw,
County Commiisiuners.................
.j
I the swamp and overtloAVcd lands made porations to hold alternate sections of for involving this title subsequently to
Sheriff.......................... ................ ’lb-.mt- T. MeKeiiri««
jacksow ii.i.E, onx.
! unlit thereby for cultivation, which shall the public land for a distance of 30 miles the grant to the State by the action of
Clerk................................................................. Pat- I'1"’»
Will
practice
in
the
Supreme,
District
and
other
Treasurer...................................................... John B Igcr
Forwarding à Commission ' remain unsold at the passage of this act, <»n either side of the lines of their rail her local land offices. This legislation
•urts «•!'the Sla'e.
•
Aeaeteor.......................................................D. It. I n h.r
shall be and the same are hereby grant* d roads. The swamp lands, being more is necessary to quiet titles and to pre
Prompt attention given to all husine«« left in
School Sup't. .......................... ............... W • J- Manley
1 to said State.” The provisions of this valuable than adjacent mountain kinds vent future litigations and disastrous
our care.
jy.!3:tf
Surveyor............................. —........................ B. I Myer
Cerotier.............................................................. J. • Bell
tu t w<*re extended to Oregon by act ot which would have to be selected in lieu losses.
Official Paper,............................. D kmociiatic T imes
J.
iBLEJDaDIZSTG-,
CJLX
I of the wet lands within the railroad belt,
II. k. I!\NN A,
; Congress approved March 12, I860.
T he manner in which the expenses of
J -S E fit IN E 1'01 ST V .
M irk your goo) > í'ai’e II. »’•> •)•
tire preferred by the railroad corporation. the government are increasing, year by
I
The
policy
of
the
General
Govern
....... J. B. Sifcrs
County Judge......
Attorney —at —1.aw aiul Notary Public,
Railroad 1>< p .t
In relation to the right of the State to
« Mathewion.
ment conveying the swamp lands lying
year, without any sufficient cause, should
Cum misti oners ...
Sloan.
hold these lands, even without any action
j v k so.\ villi -:, oimcox.
within
the
borders
of
the
several
Slates
arrest public attention and certainly de
.Dan. L. Green
Sheriff.................... .
of
the
U.
S.
Land
Department,
and
with
..Cha«
Hughe«
to the respective States in which they
Clerk.......................
mand a change. The more the people
... Win. Natii'ke
T rraturer..............
are
found,
is a well settled one. To the out patent, I have not the slightest doubt. confide in Republican rule, the more do
». G. Pa’terson
A *’ e <*• •r.......
i States interested it is important, as it In the words of the Commissioner of the Republican officials presume upon that
,. Al. J. Ad im<
Seliod Sup't
...... Alex. Watts
Sur» ey«r......
gives them the control of extensive por General Land Office, in his instructions confidence and abuse it. Take for exam
Geo. E. Brigg«
Coroner.........
tions of the common domain, which, if to the Surveyors General of the several ple the expenses of Congress. The ex
lias the l<iigc-t < a¡ti.‘al.
« Ol II
-t i r i m . V.
The lai^est AssetD, not so granted, might lie waste and be States interesteii in the swamp land act penses of Congress, from June 30, 1867,
fuit Court, . sc n i M' nJ.»y New Boot and »Shoe »Shop,
The laigcsl Itmiral Jn<«osne,
come sources of disease, breeding mala of 1S50, “this act clearly and unequivo to June Bo,
iu February an i N >v i.' « r. Ct i Ulti C’ urt, f:r*t
were $6,561,074* From
Mon lav in ea h nmnt
cally grants to the several States those June 30, 1869, to June 30, 1871, the ex
À nd »V 11 i-sue p «limes 15 per cent, les« rious di-teinpers.
It
is
also
important
21 M ml.iy
than an» «dher Coinpnny in the I nited
to the States interested tli;it these lands lands which, from being swampy or sub penses of Congress ran up to $11,223 04.
C a tv
■ r
in April an I F oirtli \
State».
THOMAS A. BALL. President
1
u'
V
and
\¡
Court. First M ui lay ,
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
S in Francisco, Cal. should be reclaimed so as to become fit ject to overflow, are until for cultivation.’’ Here are two periods of equal length,
Oetober.
R S. OSDl’RN, Agent, Jacksonville. Ogn.
for agricultural occupancy, and conse 1 In the opinion of Attorney-General each comprising two years ; and yet the
T.
[ »2 ai.’« lily
Black, to the Secretary of Interior, of
quently subject to taxation.
i an . i AV a le
expenses of the one period are nearly
I..
i Dick
But little notice was taken of this im- Nov. ID, 1S5S, in relation to the same double those of the other. Now why is
! portant grant by the public authorities act of Congress under which we hold : this so? Why this heavy increase?
I re I'.i re-1
N
Fl
’
ltNISI
!
I
X
<
I
»r»
vn.i
of tl’i- State until the session of the last “Tiie act of Congress was itself a present What sufficient reason can be given for
A.
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T ruttcef..
Legislature, at which an act was passed grant, wanting nothing but a definition it? We answer none. It is a part of
i
F7LTTCV GrOOZDS, bearing <!ate October 26, ls7>'. entitled of boundaries to make it perfect; and to that system criminal extravagance and
i
Reork
AND BOYS' AND GIRLS'
“An act providing for the selection and tittain this object, the Secretary of Inte prolligaey which marks the period of
II ni» . t aj
T rMevi
' sale of the swamp and overflowed kinds rior was directed to make out an accu the Grant administration. Let it be
1‘ M I » i
Mar.h.
IN X
Tins rate list and plats of the lands and cause noted that this heavy increase occurred
'■ t
belonging to the State of Oregon,
S.’e, t i
AT REDI < I’.D PRICE*.
act provided that the Board of School a patent to issue therefor. But when a under Grant; the former period was un
CALL AT
Land Contmis-uoners should tippoint dt p- party is authorized to demand a patent der Johnson, Grant coming in the 4th of
< ZT~
?
Dii5inff»5 tiirïi
J l ± j
utics to proceed as soon as practicable to for land, his title is vested as much as if March, 1869.
I »
»11 \ 1
N w B li’d.llg. J . •
Oir
st lvct in the field all the lands rendered he had the patent itself, which is evidence
S pecific .—We find the following in
unfit for cultivation by inundation or of his title. The authority given to the
FUi
LII
UP
E
WARE-RG03I,
the
Oregonian of the 25th ult., and
1
overflow within this State, and to make Legislature to dispose ot the land upon
i
lib.
(<
’
•
ruer
California
and
Ong
m
Streit-.)
Physic’an
the patent does n<»t make the grantee less commend it to the attention of our read
t
.1 AC'KsSO .A \ ¡1.1.1’., - - « > It I’.<.<» A . return of the same to sa.id commission-
the exclusive owner of them than she ers :
«.• i n tb
! c rrr i
11 ’ Ä7
cr<.
ZO-A-VXZD XjXjNrLM
“We published in the Oregonian of
f W
would be if thus? words were omitted.
Pursuant to this authority deputies
K.« p- <!-in«rnntly on hand a til l a«s ttment of fttr-
Monday,
the 23d inst., the following :
• > n a
,«.s t
and «»ff-r? hi« ¡-r
The subsequent grant by
niti..e. e 'iisi-ting of
r <• 1
Jask« >n su
»li 1 Jo-
A certain Minister of tiie Gospel, be
have been appointed, who have proceed
1 1 E I I
Congress to the State for the use of the ing at Salem last week, and naturally
Bedsteads,
ed to the field and made selections in
railroad could not have been intended to feeling some interest in the Senatorial
IH. L. T. I)
S*i,
Bureaus '1'ab’es,
their several districts of such lands as
take
away from the State the rights pre contest, expressed his preference for Mr.
Stands, Sofa*, Ltruage*.
they deemed to fall within the descrip
Ofilco’-Oti jT’iiio a» tv oct
viously visted in her for other purposes. Corbett. When he wanted to leave, he
tion
of
said
acts
of
Congre-s,
omitting,
presented to the ticket agent the half
I'AKLOl;
«V
IIEIMKlGI
SUITS,
tiff
• ' >, i
l’Loi‘1:!E i ons.
*
There are eases in which pass usually held by ministers. Imag
Opposite j he Giti
I ui.der instructions from the Board, all
< hail«* ef Ail liimlc,
grants are made under descriptions so ine his surprise upon being informed
¡such swamp lands asare claimed and oc
Guilt M otilt! i tig««,
vague and indefinite that neither the that orders ha<l been received to with-
A K k t N *
R iverì
cupied by luma fide settlers, under what
lite., Etc.
grantee or any other person can tell their draic fiift half-fare pans and charge him
full fare, lie had forfeited his charac
ever right they claim. T he amount of
location or boundaries until the grantee ter as a minister by expressing his pre
swamp and owrilowed lands so selected,
doe'some act which locates anti defines ference for a man whom the ring op
Dit. H . J AC k «<>N,
free from conflict, and reported to the
them. In such ease, if any other right posed. ‘We can be specific if required.’
i
Board, up to the present time i - 1 17,219,-
The Bulletin of yesterday morning
which is strictly defined, intervenes, the
!'7 acres, lists of which have been dupli
quotes our statement and says :
first grantee may lose xvhat he would
I.I. stile.«
XÎ
We give broad denial to the statement,
cated and duly forwarded for filing in
G «Id. Sil
have been entitled to if his own grant and call upon the Oregonian to be spe
h»r plate«.
s
the office ol' the Surveyor General of Ore
had been descriptive or definite. But cific.
t««th. Ether .sprm u»e
gon.
The following is, in all probability,
IV II vi»it Ash'an I on
that principle docs not apply here, be
r.
also Kerbvvil e on the
y
I rjr
In examining the title of the State to cause the general description of all swamp i sufficient ly specific :
Call and examine «pc in
tv 'lli!
4
‘The above statement in the Orego
these land-, and the condition of the and overllowcd lands within the limits
f» h ®e*ir. Cal. X ¿»th
* r i
nian
is correct, and I am the minister
r.o.'k
Court Home.
Corner California ami Fourth Si>.
grant, I found that there had been a of Arkansas is definite enough for the referred to.
practical omission on the part of the De purposes of notice.”
T. D. D river .
HUIE UNDERSIG', ED WuI LD RESPECT-
Salem,
Sept.
24,
1872.
’
”
partment
of
the
Interior
to
execute
the
1
t illv inform thmr Inend« anil the public g«ri-
In another opinion of the Attorney-
erallv hat tin y have pur-ha«« I the above e«t:iE- laws of Congress making this grant, as General to the Secretary of Interior, dat
A Son them gentleman wearing a Gree
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
lishin.-nt of Mr. Dm. < awley, which will Is
far as the same related to Oregon. The ed June 7, 1857, in relation to another ley badge was accosted by a Grant man
tieimeforwnrd cot lm-ted nmier I heir constant per
son.il super» isi'iii, and they guarantee sa'i.-iaeti"» usual special instructions sent to Survey- act of Congress, he says: “When Con
yesterday on a Fulton street ferry boat
to all who may favor them with their p I’r.ilingc.
ors General of other States, holding un gress says that a certain portion of the with the remark, “Well, I suppose you
offie* at th* f„rm«-r millinery store of tie
I The««- stabh .» me c< utrally locate I. and witlnti
Mi*»«» Kent, I . S. Hotel.
4i«iii.»
J A( K*«)N\'i Ll.E to FOR 1 k I. A.MATH. •o|;v« iiiciit di-tai! '1 of the various li «u.-es of public der the same acts of Congress, directing public domain of the United States ‘is are going to vote for Greeley ?”
cntertaii’iiK'iit. Horses or mules will be boardtrl a segregation of the swamp lands, had
hereby granted’ to a State, what need
“Correct, I shall vote for Greeley,” re
and car-ul lor, by the «lav <«r week, at in«>«ler;i'e
not
been
transmitted
to
the
Surveyor
charge««. limy h i»«- the largest stock in Oreg« l ,
can there be of any further assurance in plied the Southerner.
south «4 Puit'ami. of
General of this State. Deputy I nited onier to give the State a perfect title in
“On what grounds ?”
PHYSICIAN & SURCECN,
BUGdlES AZJD CA2LB,IACHES States Surveyors in the field had gener fee?
* The point is firmly settled if
“On the grounds of what he knows
»villi sing!«- or double teams, for hire on reasi.n-
ally
made
no
note
of
the
swamp
lands,
the
highest
judicial
authority
can
settle
JACKSONVILLE, <>«N
about farming.”
ii'.le term« : a »•>,
but
had
returned
all
this
class
of
lands
1
anything.
”
“What does Greeley know about farm
GOOD SADDLE HOUSES Ji Ml I.I.S,
Offb*« and rr«i ¡eiH « at Ryan s brick budd-
a<
arable,
and
the
several
hwal
land
of-
These views of the A^orney-General ing ?”
Which will be hired to go t«' any part of
iag. Third ’tr*et between <’alif«»riiia and .Main.
the country at urn-let .-it«- rate«.
! fices had been accustomed to dispose of are sustained by leading decisions of the
NEW
STATE
SALOON.
“lie knows that when a pile of manure
Atiimalt bought aud sold, tin i h-T-es bro :e to
E-
WATSOX.
c. W. KAII.KIt.
them
without
reference
to
the
title
of
Courts,
both
State
and
National,
anil
gets too high it requires spreading.”
sa.biie or liarne--.
KA HL UR a . WATSON,
vlnl
KITII.I X WILSON. ¡the State, as public lamls of the United have heretofore controlled the action of
Exit Grant man.
j States, subject to homestead and pre the General Government in administer
H»HIS popii’ ir re’ort. an 1er tho now iiirinnge-
Attorney and foansdlor-aMaw, 1 meat, id furtmhing the List brands uf I
HOTEL emption settlement. By this means ing this class of grants.
“G rant and R eform .” —A man was
seen
the other day by the conductor of
li-piors at
considerable portions of the swamp lands
’I he official report of the Secretary of the Albany and Boston train, near Wor
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
JACKSON VI I.LE, OREGON.
owned by the State, and which are still Interior for 1871-72 gives the following cester, Mass., frantically swinging liia
Twelve and a half Cents a Drink.
Corner fj California ami Third Stu.,
Will praet ice in the Supreme Court, District, and
vested in tho State, had been disposed of table of the total swamp lands segregat hat upon the railroad track. The train
other Courts of this Stata.
The ‘‘New State" has been elegantly refitted,
as the lands of the United States.
ed to the several States, under acts of was stopped, when it was found that the
OFFICE—In Ku i bling formerly ovenpie I by 0. and is now one of the fine.-t ie*orts in town. 1 wo i L. HORNE, Proprietor,
man was shouting for “Grant and Re
Jacob’—opposite Court IL use square.
I A letter was addressed me by the Sec Congress approi’ed March 2, 1849, Sept. form.” He proved to be an inmate of
billiard table.« nre provided for the 'overs of thi»
L'ame. The bar is turni-hed with the choicest
TIEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE 1’UBLIC tary of the Interior, bearing date Nov- ¡28, 1850, and March 12, I860, up to and the lunatic asylum, who had eluded the
J4MKII n. FAT.
n. r.. nr. V.
Brandies. Win«'«. Cigar.«, Ac., and the reading ta
1S71, calling his attention to ending Sept. 30, 1871 :
vigilance of his keepers.— Exchange.
bles with Eastern per <«<lienlsan I leading papers uf f, * tiiut be hu« the lurgot, best, and must culli ember!', 1K71,
FAY A ltE k
li odious Hotel in Southern Oregon.
Acren.
Coast,
C. IV. SAVAGE, l’rop'r.
And yet this man was just as rational
the acts of Congress under which we
3tf
Attorneys and €ounsellors-aLLaws Jacks« nviile, Jan. ISth, IS72.
54,438 as any one who honestly expects ever to
It is located in the central part of Jacksonville : hold these lands, and to the ommission Ohio.................................
.. 1,354,732 find Grant and reform going together. -
stages fr >m the North and Snath leave regular y of the Land Department of the United I ndiana..........................
OFFICE—In c ourt Hon*e, up stairs.
fruì the U. S. HOTEL.
...
3,267,476
Illinois
.............................
Will practice in the Supreme an 1 other Courts I
States to execute these laws. The cor Missouri .........................
... 4,604,448
A C hange of S ex .—A correspond
of this State.
The House has lately been re painted, and reno respondence upon this subject is here Alabama.........................
.. 479,51 I
vated ; the room« are newly furni.-hed. and v,ell with accompanying. In this correspon Mississippi.....................
.. 3,070,645 I ent in Gaston county, N. C., writes to a
Particular attenti <n paid to the collection
ventilated.
'flic bedrooms are supplied with
.. 774,978 local paper: “A hen hatched twelve
of Claim« against the F-«l> ral an I State G->»irn-
S!‘ /.\fi HEl>S, and every other coin cnienec for dence I have urged the General Land Louisiana, act of 1S49,
.. 543,339 chickens and died. After which tho
Deakr in fine V INES, BRANDIES, M HIS- the cumfurts of guests.
ment», the Entry of Lan I- under the Pre empti-n
Department to execute the swamp land Louisiana, act of 1S50,
and Hom?.«tcad Law», an i to the Entry ot Mineral KIES. »ml CIGARS. None but the best and
.. 7,273,824 rooster took charge of the brood and
Michigan ......................
laws of Congress in favor of Oregon, as Arkansas........................
Lode* under the recent Act ot C
« lloji EST kept.
.. 8,652,432
BOARD AM) FUDGING
raised them. And after that sometime,
they have been executed in favorof other Florida.............................
...11,790,637
¿DFlTLsTILS, 12 CENTS.
Can bo had at reasonable rates, according to the States, under the same laws, and to sus Wisconsin.....................
.. 4,383,082 ho found a piece of tea-cup under the
room
occupied.
... 2,583,509 house and went to setting on it, when lie
No Credit in the Future—It Don’t Pay.
pend all action of our local offices involv Iowa...............................
tabee
.. 1,158,626 was given twelve guinea eggs which lie
California.......................
ing adverse possession Af these lands, Oregon............................
anything in my line can always
JACKSONVILLE LODGE Ao 10 be Fiiii)i1ie<
>ii|.|»::**»l with the purest an«i hf.^t t<> be found oil Will be supplied with the best the market can if until the question of tittle could be ad Minnesota........................................ 1,129,774 has also hatched. The chickens lælojig-
th«* tO.i't. (live me a call, and you will be well ford.
e<l to Henry Joy, of Gaston county.”
justed between the State and the United
OLDS ITS REGULAR MEETINGS ON «at i? tied.
FA MIMES
That the Land Department of the
27 tf.
every Saturday evening nt the 0.1 I Fell <«w.-’
States. On the part of the Secretary of United States lias «lone nothing to assist
H onors to G reeley .—The dispatch
Hall
Brothers in good standing
«tnn«ling nr«>
are invin t to
Can find at this House rooms especially arranged
the Interior and the Commissioner of the in segregating the swamp lands can in : es inform us that in his trip through the
Bttend.
HENRY KLIPPEL, N. G.
lor tloir comfort and convenience, a.« well as every
JOHN BOYER. R. Sec y.
attention and comfort usually found ut a well kept General Land Office a willingness has no manner defeat the title of the State ; Southwest, Greeley is being received
Regular Rebekah Degree meeting, last Munday
Cal. Street, (two doors wert of Sachs Bro.«.)
Hotel.
been indicated to enter upon a segregation for I know of no rule of law whereby a ' with great enthusiasm. The speeches
a largì : 11 ALL
nizbt of each month, at 7J o’clock p. in.
*
vlnt.
of the swamp lands, but no work has grantor under covenants of diligence wiil which he has delivered in response to
JACKSONVILLE, OG4TNT.
Is attached to the Hotel. for Balls, Meetings, been done in that direction by them, and be permitted to defeat his own grant by . the calls of the people are models of
ENGINEER,
HENRY PAPE. t-hows, Ac., mid cun be hud at reasonable terms. no instructions have been issueil, to the
rhetoric and propriety. Horace Greeley
his own neglect.
The title of the State to the swamp’ is a man of the people and deserves the
The Hotel is furnishe«! with a bar room wlitre knowledge of the Executive, in answer
Ore-oniaH, Pocahontas. Tribe No. 1, *ni- /CHOICE CIGARS AND LIQUORS CON- the very best liquors ami cigars iuay be found, at
to the requests contained in the corres and overflowed lands within her borders ' honors they have extended to him. A
v7 gtantly on hind. The rea ling-table is nlso
provcJ Order of Red Aleii,
well supplied with Eastern periodicals and leading price« to suit the times.
pondence. I can state, therefore, as the became vested on the 12th day of March, higher honor will be conferred upon him
tf.
Jacksonville, Ogn., Jan. Sth, 1871.
OLD their etute'l council? at Odd F.-ll-w«’ Hull, papers of the Coast.
in November.
present condition of this important in 1870, and subject to the rightful legisla
the thir«i «un in each «even .«un.«. at the 8th
LL KINDS OF JOB work NEATLY aid terest, that the acts of Congress making tion of the State.
run
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When a lady faints, what figure docs
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