The Democratic times., February 22, 1873, Image 3

COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
¡Thç pi'moiTJtic ¡¡Times.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 22, 1873.
Agents for the ••Times.”
I
fToton ani) (founts.
C atholic C hurch . — Rev. Father
Blanchet will hohl divine services at
the Catholic Church to-morrow, (Sunday)
ut the usual hour.
R emoved .—The motive power of the
■old quaitz mill, which has stood idle so
long at the forks of Jackson creek, has
been removed, and will be used by Jas.
Herd & Co. to run a saw-mill on Poor­
man’s creek.
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ITEMLETS
The following are the proceedings for
Printer’s delight—Cash subscribers.
the February term of the County Court:
Gen. Gillem has established army
Present-F. B- Watson, Judge; Jacob, headquarters at Dorris’ ranch.
Wagner and M.H. Drake, Commission­
A telegraph office has been established
ers; 1’at. Dunn, Clerk.
at Rock Point. M. Colvig is operator.
The report of Marvin S. Wood, Super­
David Cronemiller has returned from
visor of District No. 16, was submitted,
a
professional
tour along the stage road.
examined and approved, which shows
Considerable snow fell the forepart of
that 13 persons tire still delinquent on
the week, but fine weather now reigns
account of work.
supreme.
Report of Wm. II. Parker, Supervisor
of District No. is, was submitted, exam­
The Circuit Court is still in session,
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ined and approved. No delinquents.
and will undoubtedly adjourn some time
Report of Daniel Hopkins, Supervisor next week.
of District N<>. 35, was submitted, exam­
For the benefit of those unacquainted
ined and approved. No delinquents.
with the Game Law, we republish it on
Report of John A. Grieve, Supervisor our first page.
of District No. 3, was submitted, exam­
The number killed in the battle of
ined and approved. Eight delinquents. the lava beds, including those who since
Report of John W. Dollarhide, Super­
died of wounds, is eight.
visor of District No. 4, was submitted, .
Lieutenant Moss left Redding, Cal., on
examined and approved.
Two delin­
Thursday morning, 13th inst., with nine­
quents.
teen men for the scene of hostilities.
The bid of Thus. Mee for building a ,
A teamster named Joseph Wallace,
bridge across Applegate creek for $1,500
while
hauling Government freight be-
was accepted.
!
yond
Ashland,
fell from his wagon and
Report of W. M. Mathes, Supervisor;
of District No. 15, was submitted, exam­ broke his ankle.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Street Conimissiouer.
Estray Notice.
EVERYBODY
____
T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN-
npAKEN
UP
BY
’
THE
UNDERSIGNED, liv-
1 didate for the office of Street Commissioner,
B
iug
4
4
miles
north
of
Ph<rnix, two head ®f
subject, to the decision of tho citizens of Jackson­
ville at the polls ut eusuing city election on the cattle—one a pale red cow with white belly, mark­
ed with upper and under slope in the right ear ;
4 h of March next.
II. F. PHILLIPS.
. the other a pale red two-year old heifer, with the
Jacksonville, Feb. 22, 1873.
left ear cropped. They are appraised at $15 each.
I. J. PHIPPS.
For .Marshal.
J. P. B urns , J. P.
SU
January 25th, 1873
I HEREBY7 ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN-
I delate fbr the office of Marshal, subject to the
Estray Notice
decision of the citizens of Jacksonville at the
polls nt the ensuing city election on the 4th of
rpAKEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED, ON
March next.
JAMES P. McDANlEL.
L December 1 1th, 1872, one red line-back cow,
Jacksonville, Feb. 15th, 1873.
tour years old, and calf, marked with a crop oil
the left ear and split and under-bit in the right,
For Street Commissioner.
branded on the left hip with an anchor. The
T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN- I above described property can be found by calling
1 didate for the office of Street Commissioner, at G. YV. Isaacs’ ranch seven miles north-east of
J. W. PITMAN.
subject to the decision of tho people of Jackson- Jacksonville.
February 8th, 1S73.
t4.
ville at th c po Ils at the ensuing city election on
the 4th of March next.
PETER B0SC11EY.
Administrator’s Notice.
Jacksonville, Feb. 1, 1873.
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CAN HAVE A CHANCE
—AT—
SACHS BROS’.
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rpiIE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed
I by the County Court of Jaekson county, Ore­
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN- gon, Administrator of tho Estate of Wendelin
I didate for the office of Marshal, subject to the Xus. deceased, all persens indebted to said estate
decision of the citizens ef Jacksonville at the are requested to settle the same immediately, and
polls at the ensuing town election on tho 4th of all persons having claims against said estate are
March next.
JACOB R0UDABI SII.
i requested to present them with the proper vouch­
ers to me at my residence near Linkville, Jackson
Jacksonville, Feb. Sth, 1873.
county, Oregon, within six months from the date
hereof.
CASPAR SCHNEIDER, Adm’r.
February 4th, 1873.
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HERE’S YOUR CHANCE
For Marshal
TEMPLE OF FASHION,
F or S treet C ommissioner .—IL 1*.
—TO SELECT FftOM—
Phillips, its will be seen by advertise­
ment, announces himself a candidate for
the office of Street Commissioner. Mr.
Phillips is well qualified, and will make
Administratrix’s Notice.
Private Miller, Company C, Twenty-
ined ami approved. Three delinquents.
A MOST COMPLETE STOCK
—TO GET—
tt good officer, if elected.
otice is hereby given that the
Report of W. J. Ply male, Supervisor. first Infantry, who received a wound in
undersigned has been appointed by tho
H ouse B urned by I ndians .—Dennis of District No. 6, was submitted, exam­ the arm in the Modoc battle, has been
SUPERIOR BOOKS!
County Court of Jackson county, Oregon, Ex­
obliged to submit to amputation.
('rawley’sold house, about four miles from ined and approved. Five delinquents.
ecutrix of the Estate of Lewis Ganung, deeeased.
rOHN PATTERSON IS NOW ENGAGED All persons indebted to said estate are requested I
the military headquarters on Lost river,
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Rep<»rt of M. I). Sturgess, Supervisor
A deed has been made by the School
I in canvassing Southern Oregon for two su- to settle the same immediately, and all persons
was burned to the ground by someof Capt. of District No. 20, was submitted,exam­ Land Commissioners to Andrew Davis, perior books, entitle I ‘‘The Livingstone Expedi­ having claims against said estate are requested to
—OF—
tion,” an interesting and truthful description of present them, with tho proper vouchers, to me at
Jack’s band last week. No one was oc­ ined ami approved. No delinquents.
of this county, to certain school lands in the expedition sent out to find tho whereabouts of
my residence in Jacksonville within sis months
cupying the house at the time.
the renowned traveler, David Livingstone, and from the date hereof.
Report of C. J. Weiss, Supervisor of Section 37, south of Range 2 West.
“Plain Homo Talk and Medical Common Sense,”
ZANEY GANUNG, Administratrix.
The Grand Jury has indicted the Mo­ a useful book which should be found in every
C anvassing .—John Patterson is now District No 13, was submitted, examined
Jacksonville, February Gth, 1873.
t4.
8tl.
doc Indians connected with the massa­ family.
engaged in canvassing this section for and approved. No delinquents.
Administrator’s Notice.
Report of R. A. Cook, Supervisor of cre ot’ the white settlers, and a bench
THE COTTAGE MONTHLY,
two superior books, entitled “The Liv­
I District No. 11, was submitted, exam­ : warrant has been ordered to be issued for
ingstone Expedition,” and “Plain Home
mill: BEST STORY MAG AZINE—THE BEST FW5HE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed
I by the County Court of the State of Ore­
1 Young Folks’ Magazine—the best Old Folks’
I their arrest.
Talk, or Medical Common Sense,” lately ined ami approved. One delinquent.
Magazine—the best Home Folks’ Magazine— gon, for Josephine county, administrator of the
Report
of
Christian
Kretzer,
Supervis
­
issued. Those wishing first-class books,
Louis Tucker, who for the past twelve best for all. Twelve monthly’ numbers sent for estate of J. G. Adams, deceased, all persons hav­
—EVER BROUGHT TO—
now have their chance to procure them. or of District No. 21, was submitted, ex­ or fifteen years has handled the reins so fifty cents —384 closely printed pages. Speci­ ing claims against such estate are required to pre­
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amined and approved. Seventeen delin­ I dextrously for the O. & C. Stage Co., mens free. Enclose one cent for postage. Ad­ sent the same, with the proper vouchers, within
Read his advertisement.
six months from this notice to mo at my residence
dress
COTTAGE
MONTHLY,
quents.
in Kerbyville, Josephine county, Oregon ; and
1 12 LaSalle St., Chicago, Ills.
has been appointed Division Agent. A
S ad C ase .—John Neuber was exam­
Report of Joel Dixon, Supervisor of
all persons indebted to said estate arc required to
I worthy promotion.
make immediate payment.
ined before Judge Watson on Thursday, District No. 26, was submitted, exam­
B. WHITE,
ALEX. MARTIN7.
SOUTHERN OREGON!
DAN. L. GREEN, Adm’r.
I
’
eports
furnished
by
a
former
promi
­
13th inst., and pronounced insane, and ined and approved. Seven delinquents.
Kerbyville, Jan. 15, 1873.—14.
was on Wednesday, l!>th inst., taken to
Report of G. W. Isaacs, Supervisor of nent official of Oregon credit the Modoc
Final Settlement.
the Asylum at East Portland. Mr. Neu­ District No. 17, was submitted, exam­ Indians with 153 massacresof white peo­
(Successors
to
James
T.
Glenn,)
I
n
some
in-
ber is one of our most prominent and re­ ine! and approve<l. Twenty-seven de­ ple from Is 16 down to 1861.
S tate
or
O kegox
, ) > S3.
x
.. r
. •
stances they were allied with the Pit
spected citizens, and it s to be hoped that linquents.
County o: Jo$epuine, )
DEALERS IN
AMES NEELY, Administrator of the estate of
he will ere long be again among us, en­
RejMirt of John La Tourette, Supervis­ River Indians, and their depredations
William A. Gibson, deceased, having this day
he
mountain
passes
south
extended
to
the
We keep every tiling that a per­
tirely recovered.
or of District No. 31, was submitted, ex­
rendered hie final account for final settlement of
son
expects to tind in a first-class
said estate, nil persons interested arc notified that
amined ami approved. Three delin­ of Y reka.
House,
and we invite the public
CALIFORNIA
STREET,
S entenced .—J. B. Markham and R.
Monday, the 7th day of April, 1873, has been set
quents.
G kaxd Juitv R epoiit .— The following
to
call
and
see for themselves.
apart
as
the
day
for
hearing
objections
to
the
II. Stocktoli, con* icted of larceny, were
Report of D. W. Huston, Supervisor is the report of the (¡rami Jury on the] JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
same.
Goods shown with pleasure.
last Saturday sentenced by Judge Prim
By order of Hon. J. B. S iffrs , County Judge.
of District No. lo, was submitted, exam- public buildings ot Jackson county :
SACHS BRO’S.
Attest :
CHAS. HUGHES, County Clerk.
t<> pay a tine of $30 and $40, re.-q>eetively,
i ined ami approved. Five delinquents.
I’o the ItlJc Cu'euit Outlet Oj thl
4t4.
or be imprisoned fifteen and twenty days
iSyAVe offer special reduction in
Report of James P. Tuffs, Supervisor Slute of Oregon, for the Countg of Jack-
in the County Jail. Havinga rather ex­
prices to all those who wish to
Executor’s Notice.
of District No. 12, was submitted, exam­ son: The (¡rami Jury heretofore em­
purchase for Cash their Fall and
alted opinion of Hotel de Coats, and evi­
ined and approved. Two delinquents.
paneled for the February term of the rjMIIE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE FiXIIE UNDERSIGNED having been nppoint-
Winter supplies.
dently hankering after free board and
Report of J. J. Nichols, Supervisor of Circuit Court beg leave to submit the' g in notifying their friends and the public gener­ B e 1 Executor and Executrix of the Estate
lodging, they refused to evacuate the
ally tiiat they are now receiving and opening a very <>i tlbediah D. Hoxie, deceased, all persons
District No. II, was submitted, exam­ following report in relation to the public large and extensive stock of
having claims against said estate arts requir­
premises.
ed to present them with the proper vouchers
ined am! approved. Twenty-nine delin­ buildings, to-wit :
within six months from the date of this no­
F rom L inkville .— It. II. Gilfry, quents.
We have examined the public offices
tice to either of us at our places of residence,
l'.sq., arrived from Linkville this week,
and ail persons indebted to said estate are re­
Ihqjort of Josiah Crump, Supervisor of and find them, as far as we were able to
quited to make immediate payment.
and reports the weather extremely cold District No. 23, was submitted, exam­
ascertain, kept in good order. We also
SILAS J. DAY’, Executor. Jacksonville; ELI­
in the Lake country—the coldest exj>e-
ZA ANN HOXIE, Exeeutri , seven miles east
ined and approved. One delinquent.
examined the Court House, jail ami Coun­
TO BUY GOODS
IIATScfeCAÏ?S of Jacksonville.
rienced there for many years. He also
Report of W. J. Gregory, Supervisor ty Hospital. The Court House we til’d
t4
Jacksonville,
Feb.
4tli,
I
S73.
rc|M>rts that the settlers in the Klamath
of District No. 30, was submitted, exam­ in a dilapidated condition—not such a
CALIFORNIA AND SALEM
Lake Basin, as a natural consequence, ined ami approval. Light delinquents. court house as the wealth of Jackson ;
C LOT II S
are strongly opposed to any such peace
Report of Peter Boschey, Supervisor of county is entitled to; neither dots it
Justice’s Court for the Precinct of Waldo, State of
as proposed with Captain Jack. Mr. District No. 31, was submi! ted, examined meet the re<|uiremeiits of the population '
BLAN KISTS,
Oregon, County of Josephine. Isaac Thomp­
son, plaintiff, vs. J. A. Kemper, defendant;
Gilfry left for Salem on Wednesday.
and business of Jackson comity.
and approved. No delinquents.
civil action to recover money.
HOOP SKIRTS,
We find the < 'ounty Hospital kept in a I
—IS A>-
Report of S. B. Hull, Supervisor of
rilO J. A. KEMPER, the above named Defend-
T eksonai ..—Col. E. W. Stone, U. S.
ETC., ETC.
1
ant
:
In
the
name
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
you
btnlding
not
suitable
for
the
purpose,
j
—ALSO—
\., who has been acting at this place District No. 36, was submitted, examin­
are hereby required to appear before the under­
Doots
and
Shoes;
Ladies’, Misses’
The
combat',
outside
of
the
building,
'
ed
and
approved.
Three
delinquents.
signed, a Justice of the Peace for the precinct
since the commencement of the war as
and Childrens’ Shoes.
aforesaid, on the Sth day of March, 1873, at 10
Report of Jacob Wagner, Siqiervisor of seem to be till the patients desire. As to ;
Quartermaster and Commissary for the
DEALERS IN
o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the office
Regular troops in the field, left here last District No. 2, was submitted, examined the County Jail, we tin'.! it a peifect nui­ W e have also in connection with the above a very of said Justice in sail precinct, to answer the above
sance, unlit to keep the meanest China­
named plaintiff in a civil action.
Largo and Extensive Stock of Choice
Wednesday, in obedience to orders from and approved. Four delimpients.
The defendant will take notice, that if he fail to
Claims
to
the
amount
of
$1,579.27
were
man
on
the
coast
in.
The
building
is
headquarters, and will probably be lo­
answer
the complaint herein, the plaintiff will take
GROCERIES,
so small and close that all the jailors in
judgment against him for one hundred and forty-
cated at Yreka during the continuance allowed.
The petition of M. Hanley ami others, America could not keep it in anything i HARDWARE, GLASSWARE, four dollar« and thirty-one hundredths of a dollar.
of our Modoc troubles. The Colonel is
($144.31) with interest from March 30th, 1872, at
a genial gentleman, being an active and praying for a county road on Butte creek like decent order if it contains one! QU EE NS WARE,
one per cent, per month from date.
CUTLERY,
prisoner.
We
raspeetfully
recommend
Given under my hand this 1 1th dav of January,
'
was
laid
over
to
next
term.
efficient officer, ami we are sorry to lose
to the proper authorities of the county I
1873,
a . b . M c I lwain ,
'Phe petition of Harriet Russell, asking that they build a new jail at
PAINTS, OILS, ETC,
him from our midst. Our best wishes
Justice of the Peace.
once. All
for county aid, was not granted, so far as of which is most respectfully submitted.
It is ordered by A. B. McIlwain, Justice of the
attend him wherever he may go.
ALSO
Peace for Waldo Precinct, that this summons be
F. H eber , Foreman.
Hon. J. N. T. Miller and IL Klippel, assisting her to her relatives in Cali­
Window iilasB, Nails, Iron and
published for six weeks in the D emocratic T imes ,
Steel, Cast and steel Plows
published at Jacksonville, Oregon, the official or­
Esq., left for Salem on last Wednesday. fornia is concerned.
’T was E ver T hus .—Some time since
Wooden and 44 il low
gan.
ISAAC THOMPSON, Plaintiff.
The
Wagner
Creek
road
matter
was
Mr. Isaac Long, of Portland, arrived in
44 are, Ftc., lite.
3w6.
the City Drug Store sent an order to a
OF THE BEST QUALITY,
town this week, and has assumed charge postponed until next term of Court.
New York firm for “poison labels, with
AND THE
The Court then adjourned.
We arc now ready to sell anything in onr lino at
of the mechanical department of the
NOW IS THE TIME TV SUBSCRIBE!
cross-bones,” meat)i ng, of course, labels lowest cash price. Persons wishing to buy goods
CHEAPEST
IN THIS COUNTRY.
i
Sentinel, Mr. Lewis retiring.
will
fiud
it
greatly
to
their
advantage
to
examine
marked poison, with a figure of cross-
FISHER dk BRO.’S,
C ircuit C ourt P roceedings .—The
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, ns we are
T he P eace C ommission .—General following are the Circuit Court proceed­ bones, the usual ornament of such labels. determined not to be undersold by any house in
(Corner California and Oregon Street«,)
THE “NEW YORK WORLD” for 1873,
The order was lately received, and the Jackson county.
Canby and staff arrived at Linkville on ings since Friday noon, 14th inst.:
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
following'is a specimen of that “artistic”
THE
POPULAR
JOURNAL
May
1st,
1869.
Saturday, the 15th inst., and started for
State vs. Scar-faced Charley, Hocker
J!-fT“iiivc us a call, and then judge for your­
Van Bremer’s ranch on Sunday morn­ Jim, Long Jim, One-eyed Mose, Old and humorous printer’s production :
self as to our capacity to furnish goods as above, O F T 11 E U N I T E J) S T ATES !
ing. Jesse Applegate and Samuel Case, Doctor, Humpy, Little Charley, Boston
WHITE & MARTIN
FROM
CITY
DRUG
STORE,
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two of the Peace Commissioners, also Charley, Dave and Little Jim ; indict­
—AND THE—
t'ut ijnrnui St , Jark»onrillc, Orejón.
California Street,
WM. JACKSON
arrived at Linkville on Saturday. They ment for murder in the first degree. The
E stablished in 1857.
NATIONAL
ORGAN
OF
THE
DEMOCRACY!
met and effected a temporary organiza­ Court ordered a bench warrant to be is­
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
P 018 0N LA B E L S,
tion by the selection of Jesse Applegate sued for the arrest of defendants.
Only $2 a Year, lu Advance
AVING purchased Blockwell’s barber shop
as Chairman, and Oliver C. Applegate
With Cross-Bones.
J. M. Crickett vs. Isaac Constant and
in Jacksonville, I am fully prepared io do all
as Secretary. The Governor’s protest Jessie Constant ; action at law to recov­
kinds df work in my line in the best manner and at
R oad S upervisors .—The following
was presented to them. The Commis- er personal property. Case compromised
ri’UlE WORLD is a large eight page newspaper, reasonable prices.
I contains the latest market reports from all
is
a list of the Road Supervisors for 1873,
sh*n a<yoini»ed to meet at Van Bremer’s
RAZORS CAREFULLY PUT IN ORDER.
at defendants’ costs.
parts
of the globe, a superior agricultural depart­
appointed by the County Court:
ranch on last Monday, the 17th inst.,
ment, devotes a page to lively and pure reading
Call at the shop formerly occupied by Block well.
A. W. Jones vs. Caro & Baum ; action
Name. Hist
ZJZttf.
Name.
tor the family circle, and all the news in concise
•and await the arrival of Mr. Meacham.
v2n27:tf
GEO. SCHUMPF.
at law for breach of contact. Suit dis­ No. 1..... J. C. Tolman
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manner may be found in its columns, and is the
1 I ...... G. W. Isaacs
Mr. Meacham left Yreka on Monday
í Í
leading Democratic paper of the United States.
missed at plaintiff's costs.
”
2...J;is. Thornton
18. .11. T. Severance
morning for the front, and probably ar­
CITY BREWERY,
Scud in your orders to the agent,
‘
‘
3^3.
D.
Van
Dyke
19.
A LL styles of plate work made—such ss
...Samuel
Taylor
John Longworth vs. M. Colwell ; ac­ “ 4...... Daniel Doty
< 4
20 ....YI. D. Sturges T1. Gold, Silver, Platina, Alumniuin and Rub­
CHAS. NICKELL, Jacksonville.
rived at the headquarters of the Com­
44
tion at law to rec >ver money. Suit dis­ “ 5.. „...M. Hanley
—BY—
21 ..H. Englcbrccht ber plates.
Special attention given to Children’s
mission on Tuesday evening.
44
” 6...4V. J. Piymale
teeth. Nitrus Oxide (laughing gas) given for the
......
S.
Saltmarsh
THE CALIFORNIA MUTUAL
missed at plaintiff’’» costs.
4 4
10..... Thus. Wright
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painless extrnetiou of the teeth.
VEIT SCHUTZ,
4 4
A gricultural C ollege L ands .— I Abbott & Kniesley vs. O. C. Logan ; “ 11....... C. Schiefflin
30. ........ M. Peterson
Will visit Ashland on the 1st of March annually ;
4 4
31 ......A. H. Miller also Kerbyville on the 4th Monday in October. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
H. H. Gilfry, Esq., while at Linkville action at law to recover money. Judg­ “ 12..... Bcnj. Mench
OREGON
JACKSONVILLE,
4 4
“. 13....... C. J. Weiss
32 ......J. D. Walker Call and examine specimen work.
last Saturday made out lists in triplicate ment in favor of plaintiff’ in the sum of “ 14..C.C.M’Clendon
4 4
33 ......C. Schneider
Office cor. Cal. A 5th street; residence opposite
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
4 4
35 .......... C. S. Baird Crystal A Wright’s blacksmith shop,
n26tf,
of the selections of the Agricultural Col­ $367.32 with 10 per cent, interest thereon “ 15.......S. C. Taylor
he undersignbd respectfully in -
4 4
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o 16...... A. J. Dailey
.......... S. B. Hull
fortns the citizens of Jacksonville and surround­
lege Lands, embracing 88,771.52 acres. from date.
Asicts
......
$550,000 ing country, that he is now manufacturing, and
FRANCO-AMERICAN
Liabilities
These lists will be signed by the Regis­
180,000 will constantly keep on hand, the very best of
I
n
its
half
century
of
usefulness,
Wis-
James Hamlin vs. Jacob and George
ter and Receiver, and one copy forward­
Lager Beer. Those who wish a cool glass of beer
Surplus to Policy Holders..............
$369,505 should give me a call.
Wimer ; action at law to recover money. tar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry has saved
26tf.
ed to Washington at once. The total
Ratio
of
expense
to
management..
20.88
Trial postponed until next term of Court. thousands from destruction. A half­
Total expense to income..................
35.17
number of acres ot the grant is 90,060.
hour's exposure, a few moments of draft
Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall,
Ratio of Assets to liabilities..........
$300.00
John
Bolt
vs.
Geo.
B.
Gammons
;
ac
­
will
often
create
a
cold
which
will
lead
616 acres are located in the Roseburg
Policies absolutely non-forfeitable after one full
JA CKSONVILLE, OREGON
annual payment, and by law exempt from execu­
District, and by being in the limit of the tion at law to recover money. Judgment to an incurable consumption. Use the
Horne's Building,
Balsam in time ; you will not regret.
tion.
railroad grant will be charged to the for plaintiff for want of answer in the
All
profits
divided
among
the
assured.
MADAME
de
ROBOAM,
Proprietor.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
State as 1,292 acres. These, added to sum of $984.95 and costs.
No N ews . —No news has as yet been
Premiums payable in gold or currency.
Dividends added to policy or applied in reduc­
HE MAD AME takes this method of tendering
Sol. Sachs and Wm. Kreutzer were received as to the result of the second
the amount In Linkton Land District,
II AVE JUST RECEIVED from San Francis­
tions of premiums.
her
th
nks
to
the
public
for
the
patronage
will make 90,063.52 acres, or 63.52 more admitted to citizenship, upon the testi­ meeting of the Peace Commission.
co a Cno ahd complete stock of Hate, flower«,
THOMAS A. BALL. President.
which has hitherto been extended to her, and Would
8m Francisco, Cal. Ribbons, etc., of the latest styles, and would ra-
than the amount of the grant, which mony of Herman Helms and John Bilger.
respectfully solicit its continuance.
sDectfully say to tho ladies of Jacksonville and vi­
R.
S.
OSBURN,
Agent,
Jacksonville,
Ogn.
Her
tables
are
always
under
her
immediate
con
­
DIED
amount will probably be cut oil’on ac­
cinity that I will be pleased to exhibit them to
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trol : and by her long experience in the business
h oil the very best Photographs, go to
count of eontliots with prior filings. The
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ROBINSON—At Bybee’s Ferry, February 12th, she feels confident that she will give entire satis­
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list embracing 616 acres in the Roseburg Bradley & Rulofson’s Gallery without
1873, Mrs. Matilda Robinson, wife of L. Rob- faction to all. Her beds and rooms are fitted up OLANKS ! BLANKS! BLANKS I
in the most comfortable style, suited to the accom­
a.e,
e AO Fir Dvl
Wanted I All elaam
inson ; aged 28 years.
District was forwarded December 24th, STAIRS—»-ASCEND IN THE EL­
to >zU ot working r*<T'*,ni«lhtr
modation of siligio ofccupants or families. Iler Of every kind and description neatly and prompt­
or old.make mire money at work far us la their aaacn
ls72, to the Commissioner of the Gen­ EVATOR, 429 Montgomery Street, San CHILDERS—In Sam’s Valley, February 14th, beds arc always kept clean.
ly printed, at the lowest rates, at the T imes print­
momenta, or all the tima. than at anything «tea. PkrSeu-
1873, Thomas, olde.'t child of Mr. and Mrs. M.
eral Land Office.
Francisco, Cal.
l*ra free- Addn-a G- btiaaoa * Co., Portland. U m . J
ing office. Send in your orders.
D. Childers ; aged 3 years.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
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SUPERIOR GOODS
WHITE
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MÄRTIN,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, J
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FISHER & BRO.’S
FANCY, STAPLE & DRY GOODS1
Clothing,
Boots & Shoes,
Groceries,
Liquors,
Cutlery,
Crockery,
Etc., Etc.,
NEW BARBER SHOP.
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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
NEW MILLINERY STORE,
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