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THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES.
Official Paper for Jaekaon A Joaepkln«.
Published Every Saturday Morning
—BY—
P. D. HULL & CHAS. NICKELL.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OF OREGON.
VOL. III.
PR(SESSIONAL CARDS.
JACKSONVILLE, OGN., SATURDAY, NOV. 22, 1873
CORBITT & MACLEAY,
c
Dr. L. DANFORTH,
THE « IIEM ACAX.
i
are extremely brackish, almost as much
so as the waters of the sea. Olmstead
was told that fish altounded in the
lake, but what varieties he did not
learn. Ducks and geese and gulls
fairly swarmed over and around the
lake.
The hills around were generally des­
titute of timber, but covered with a
splendid growth of bunch gras«. The
entire country through which they
passed after leaving Lost river was a
splendid range, on which but few cat­
tle or horses or sheep have as yet I
grazed. Some parts of the country,
and particularly some of the mountain
sides, are pretty rocky, but still the
rockiest portions are covered with a
rich growth of bunch grass.
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Yearly advertisements payable quarterly.
Job printing neatly and promptly executed.
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
The Yreka Union of last Saturday
The thermometer stood at 28 degrees
has this in relation to the Chewacan
PORTLAND, OREGON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
below zero at Baker City on the 25th
Valley,
situated
in
the
eastern
part
of
of
October.
removed to Jacksonville, and tenders
Jackson
county
:
rofessional
services
to
the
public.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Nights are very cold at Salt Lake,
ice on California street, adjoining Ca- WHOLESALE GROCERS, WINE, SPIRIT
Some four or five weeks since, wo
Circuit Judge................................... P. P. l’rim
siioe-shop. Residence on Third street,
and
yet there are more women than
District Attorney,........................... L R-
stated that llobt. Redding had gone
men there !
JACKSON COUNTY.
*
with a band of brisid mares to the
G. H. AIKEN, M. D.,
County Judge,........................... E. B. Watson
Chewacan Valley, and that he intend­
Benicia, California, sports a 40-pound
—AND—•
r*«.
i
I Jacob Wagner,
ed
to
transfer
his
stock
breeding
to
< ountv Commissioners........
u ¡»rake
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
beet, raised this year without irriga-
that locality, and would remove his
Sheriff,.............................. Thos. T. McKenzie
tion or rain.
Clerk,......................................
U. Dunn
Jacksonville, Oregon
thoroughbred stallion
“Gladiator”
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Treasurer,..................
John Bilger
Linn county has the most horses,
there in the Spring. From 1*. A. Olm­
Assessor........................................ D. 11. Tas lor
FÖ“ Office in Ìlio old Overbeck Hospital,
stead, who assisted him in taking his
Lane the most cattle and hogs, and
School Superintendent.......... ..W. J. Stanley
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Surveyor,................................... J. S. Howard Oregon street.
stock out, we have obtained some facts
Umatilla the most sheep.
Coroner............................................... J. N. Bell
—DIRECT IMPORTERS OF—
in
relation
to
tho
country
through
H.
K.
HANNA,
Official Paper,.................. D emocratic T imes
A large petition for an appropriation
which they passed, as well as in regard
I
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
Altornry-at-Law and Notary Public,
for
a breakwater at Coos Bay will be
to the Chewacan Valley itself. I hey
County Judge,.................................I. B. Sifers
with 41 mares and colts, in ad­
forwarded to Congress this winter.
Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, started
Jacksonville, Oregon,
*
. .
THE BABY'S GOT A TOOTII.
< o.Conmussionera
....... { » ß Geo.S.
p s]o Mathewson
.in
dition to their saddle and harness ani­
The State Board of Equalization, in
mals. They wont to Lost River via
ShcritT,............................. .......... Dan. L. Green Will practice in all the Courts of the State. i
Mr.
and
Nirs.
Harbison
had
just
fin
­
Prompt
attention
given
to
all
business
left
its report, suggests that all county of-
<’lerk,............................... ......... Chas. Hughes
Ball’s and Van Bremer’s, and followed
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ished
their
breakfast.
Nir.
Harbison
Treasurer,....................... .......... „Win. NaiK’ke in my care.
ficials be paid by stated salary, instead
up the same to the point known as the
Assessor.......................... ..Thos. G. I’att«*rson
“Lost River Gap.” Here they took had pushed back, and was looking un­ of by fees.
J. II. STINSON.
J. R. NEIL.
School Superintendent,. ............A. J. A<lains
Surveyor,........................ ............. \lex. Watts
the Yainax road and went to (’amp der the lounge for his toots. Mrs. II.
STINSON & NEIL.
It is now stated by California papers
Coroner............................ .........Geo. E. Briggs
ALL GOODS IN OUR LINE. Yainax in Sprague River Valley. sat at the table, holding the infant
Official PajH'r,
..D emocratic T imes
Harbison,
and
mechanically
working
that Wells, Fargo <fc Co. have import­
Attorneys mid Counsrlors-at-Law,
This is one of the Indian eamps or set­
COURT SITTINGS.
her
forefinger
in
its
mouth.
Suddenly
ed blood-hounds to hunt down robbers
tlements on Klamath. Reserv-dion.
>he paused in the motion, threw the
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
Jackson County.— Circuit Court, second
From
this
point
they
passed
up
of
their express.
Monday in February. June anil November.
astonished child on its back, turned as
Sprague
River
Valley
to
near
its
head.
County Court, first Monday in each month. Will practice in the Supreme, District and
Fourteen families and thirty outsid­
white as a sheet, pried open its mouth,
iST Jackson County Orders Solicited. Most, if not all this valley is on the
Josephine County.— Circuit Court, second other Courts of the State.
and
immediately
gasped,
“
Ephraim
!
”
Prompt attention given to all business en­
Monday in April and fourth Monday in Oc­
reservation. It is a beautiful valley, Nir. Harbison, who was on his knees, ers will come to Oregon from North
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tober. County Court, first Monday in Jan­ trusted to our care.
well set with grass, and looks as with his head under the lounge, at Carolina next April. In the language
uary, April, July and Octolier.
c.
w.
KAHLER.
E.
11.
WATSON.
Furniture Ware - Room, though it ought to be adapted to agri­ once came forth, rapping his head of the gentleman from Missouri, wo
J AI K SI >N VILLE PRECINCT.
culture. The impression, however, ob­ sharply on the side of the lounge as say “Let ’em come.”
KAHLER & WATSON,
Justice of the Peace,...................... J. R. Wade
Cor. California A Or^on Sts.,
tains that it is too cold for the success­ he did so, and, getting on his feet, in­
TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE.
The Chemeketa Hotel at Salem
Attorneys
and
Counselors-at-Law,
Jacksonville,
I John Bilger, President,
Oregon. ful cultivation of either vegetables or quired what was tlie matter.
“
O,
' Herman Helms,
cereals. Near the upper end of the Ephraim,” said she, the tears rolling caught fire from a defective liue on
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Trustees, .
.. •' James A. Wilson,
valley, Olmstead says there is a tract down her cheeks and the smiles cours­ the evening of the 10th. The fire was
! David Linn,
DAVID
LINN
of
some 15,000 or 20,000 acres in a ing up. “Why, what is it, Arnie- rapidly extinguished, however, and
Will practice in the Supreme, District and
I N. Fisher.
other
<
’
ourts
of
this
State.
body, of as handsome land as he has thea,” said the astonished Nir. Harbi­ the damage was not heavy.
Recorder..................................... U. S. Hayden
office in the building formerly occupied Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment seen in any country.
Treasurer,...................................... Henry Pape
of
furniture,
consisting
of
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son, smartly rubbing his head where
Marshal,............................ James P. McDaniel by O. Jacobs, opposite Court House.
San Gabriel, California, has a Mexi­
From
Sprague
River
Valley
they
Street Commissioner,.............. Peter Bosehev
it had come in contact with the lounge.
BEDSTEADS,
J. GREY JEWELL, M. D.,
passed into Quartz Valley, and thence “Baby”—she gasped. Mr. Harbison can lady, whose age is 134. If she
BUREAUS. TABLES,
into Drew’s Valley. This is a valley turned pale, and commenced to sweat. hadn’t been an inveterate smoker, it
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Physician A Surgeon,
GUILD MOULDINGS,
of g<»od size, and is settled, there being “Baby has—. O, O, O, Ephraim! is asserted that she would now have
STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES,
some six or eight families, with their Baby has—baby has got a tooth !” been at least twice that old I
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
JwkJonMlk Loder No. |0,1. II. 0. F„
Holds its regular meetings every
flocks and herds.
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,
“No !” screamed Mr. Harbison, spread­ i
' Saturday evening at the Odd Fel­
Eight vessels clean'd from Astoria
I
From Drew’s Valley they crossed ing his legs apart, dropping his chin,
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS,
low's Hall. Brothers in good standing are
during
October with cargoes valued at
over a low divide and entered Goose and starting at the struggling heir
invited to attend.
J. A. BOYER, N. G.
ETC., ETC.
T hus . T. M c K enzie , ltec. s « t '. v .
Lake Valley. This valley, as our with all his might, “I tell you it is,” $233,443. The exports for the last
Silas J. Day, Thus. T. McKenzie, Edwin
Also Doors, Sash and Blinds always on readers already know, is of large ex­ persisted Nirs. II., with a slight evi-
thirteen months were valued in the
Smith, Trustees.
hand and made to order. Planing done on
reasonable terms.
Undertaking a spe­ tent, and has considerable jxipulation, deuce of hysteria, “O, O, it can’t aggregate at the sum of $1,447,595.
cialty.
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be,” protested Mr. II ., preparing to
both in Oregon and California.
Orfonian Porahontas Trib? \o. I. Im-
Complaints of hoodlumism by the
From Goose Lake Valley they passed swear if it wasn’t. “Come here, and
proved order of Red Men, holds ¡is
DRUGS
and
MEDICINES.
Mrs.
s. II. “O|>en Pit River Indians are made by the
stated councils at the Red Men’s
CIGARS !
over another divide and descended in­ see for yourself,” said ‘ “
llall the third sun in every seven suns, in
its
’
ittle
mousy
wousy
for
its own muz- settlers out there. Wait till they have
to Crooked Creek Valley. Crooked
the eighth run. A cordial invitation to all
zer.
That
’
s
a
toody
woody
; that’s a
brothers in good standing.
4 FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK AL Creek is a tributary of the Chewacan,
killed a couple of dozen of settlers and
JOHN
PASII BU KG, L V ways on hand at tho
W. II. Mi DANIEL, S.
and the valley is well up on the creek bessed ’ittle ’utnp o’ sugar.” Thus
P. I). P arsons , C. ot R.
towards its head. At tin* lower end conjured, the heir opened its mouth then send them to Indian Territory.
YREKA, CAL,,
Rev. S. C. Adams, of Salem, is pre­
CITY DRUG STORE,
of the valley the hills close in, forming I sufficiently for the author of its being
Orion Uh ¡ mod No. I.
to
thrust
in
ins
finger,
and
that
gentle
­
Keeps Constantly on Hand,
a canyon through which the creek
paring a historical chart, or in other
I
—OF—
Sons and Daughters of Temperance, meets
man having convinced himself by the
flows
a
considerable
distance
liefore
de
­
words a complete compendium of the
B( >OKS,
on Wednesday evening of each week in the Imported & Domestic HAVANA Cigars,
bouching into the valley of the Che­ most indubitable evidence that a tooth
up|»er story of the District School House.
STATIONERY,
was there, immediately kicked his world from Adam down to the present
wacan.
Brothers and sisters in good standing are in­
vited to attend.
The Chewacan river is a small, hat across the room, buried his fist in time. The work will he completed
TOILET ARTICLES.
I
DANIEL CRONEMILLER, W. P.
sluggish and extremely crooked stream the lounge, and declared with much about the first of December.
ALL OTHER BRANDS,
J ohn A. B oyer , R. s .
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, which meanders its way through the feeling and vehemence that he could
The S. F. Bulletin of Nov. 7th says :
lick the individual who would dare to
valley
of
the
same
name
from
east
to
Gasoline Oil and Lamps, west, till near where it empties into intimate that he was not the happiest Dr. L. Hall, of Portland, Ogn., has ar­
Warm Lods? No. 10, A. F. & A. M.,
Hohls its regular comniunicatioiy*
ETC., ETC.
Lake Albert, when it turns abruptly to man on the face of the earth. Then rived in this city on his way home
/Mr X on the Wednesday evening« or pre­
ceding the full moon, in Jacksonville, < »re- EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS,
the north. The Chewacan valley is he gave Nirs. 11. a hearty smack on from England with a number of trained
gon.
T. G. REAMES, W. M.
probably about 20 miles in length, from the mouth, and snatched up the heir, ferrets, with which he intends to ex«,
M ax M uller , Sec’y.
Agency for Cowan’s King Remedies. east to west, with an average of about while that lady rushed tremblingly terminate the squirrels in his neigh-,
five miles in width. The grass in the forth after Nirs. Simmons, who lived
John Noland,
Proprietor.
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ROBB A KAHLER.
Jacksonville Stamm No. IIS I . 0. R.)!.,
dry part of the valley and the adjacent next door. In a moment Mrs. Sim- borhood.
Holds its regular meetings every Thursday
According to the Benton Democrat,
hills is principally bunch grass, but mens came tearing in as if she had
evening at the Odd Fellows' Hall. Brothers
“
EXCELSIOR
”
been
shot
out
of
a
gun,
and
right
be­
VONE
BUT
THE
CHOICEST
AND
BEST
there
are
a
couple
of
swales
in
the
val
­
the Agent at the Alsea Agency, Ben­
in good standing are invited to attend.
Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars
hind her came Mrs. II. at a speed that
JOS. WETTERER, O. C.
ley
on
which
an
abundance
of
hay
can
LIVERY
STABLE,
ton county, means business. That pa­
kept.
M ax M uller , R. S.
be cut. There are no families living indicated she had been ejected from per says : We are Informed that the
DRINKS, 121 CENTS.
Oregon St., Jacksonville.
in the valley and, so far as Olmstead two guns. Nirs. Simmons at once
I
Jarksonvillr Turnurtin No. 1.
knows, no effort has ever been made snatched the heir from the arms of new Alsea Indian Agent is importing
MANNING
&
ISH,
Proprietor«,
Hohls its regular meetings at Turnverein
to grow cither vegetables or grain NIr. II. and hurried it to the window, to the Reservation large numbers of
Hall every Saturday evening. Regular Ex­
there. The soil, however—at least where she made a careful and critical horses and cattle, and feeding them
ercising every Tuesday ami Saturday eve­
much of it—is of a rich loamy nature, examination of its mouth, while Nirs. out of the provender saved by the
nings.
('HAS. ND'KELL, President.
and looks as if it might produce go”d IL held its head, and tried to still the “poor wards of the Government” He
Rom*. K ahler . Sec’v.
RAILROAD SALOON,
crops of both vegetables and grains. throbbing* of her heart, and NIr. 11.
The valley is considerable lower than danced up and down and snapped his says he proposes to make something
California Street,
The City Brewery,
Goose Lake, and the climate is thought fingers to show how calm he was. It I more out of the office than the mere
As can lie had on tIn* Pacific Coast. Saddle to be milder than that of the latter. having been ascertained by Nirs. Sim­ salary.
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON,
— BY—
horses hired to go to any part of tlie countrv.
Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses Thos.’ Colvin has had cattle in the Che­ mons that the tooth was a sound one,
ENGINEER.
/HENRY PAPF,
Rev. F. W. D. Mays proposes to is­
VEIT SCHUTZ.
broke to work single or double. Horses wacan the last two winters.
Two and also that the strongest hopes for
sue
a paper called The Columbia TicU
boarded, and the best of care bestowed upon years ago when the snow fell a foot in its future could be entertained on ac­
them
while
in
our
charge.
THROUGH TICKETS, 12$ C ts .
Goose Lake Valley, it was only four count of its coming in the new of the ings at Lafayette, Yamhill county, as
ATR. SCHUTZ RESPECTFULLY IN-
^T-OUR TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
moon. Mrs. Harbison got out the nec­
INI forms the citizens of Jacksonville and
A liberal share of tho public patronatre is inches in Chewacan; it was in the essary material, and NIr. Harbison at soon as 300 bona fide subscribers are ob-
surrounding country that ho is now manu­
same proportion a year ago. Colvin
[2Ktt]
MANNING A ISII.
tained. According to the prospectus
facturing, and will constantly keep on lianil pnoICE WINES, LIQUORS AND f’l- solicited.
V
'
gars
constantly
on
hand.
The
reading
cut
hay for stock two years ago, and once proceeded to write seven differ­ l)efore us, the Tidings will be devoted
the very t»est of I,ager Beer. Those wishing
table is also supplied with Eastern periodi­
LIME FOR SALE,
a cool glase of ls*er should give me a call.
also a year ago, but did not feed it out ent letters to as many persons, unfold­
cals and leading jmpers of the Coast. 29tf.
ing to them the event of the morning, to Christianity, literature, education,,
cither winter.
—AND—
and
inviting them to come on as soon the farming, manufacturing and min«»
There are in the valley now, it is es­
LAGER, LAGER!
E. S. MORGAN & CO.,
as
possible.
— Danbury News.
timated, about 4,960 head of cattle.
ing interests, and to general intelli­
BRICK-LAYING
&
PLASTERING
DONE.
Forwarding & Commission Merchants,
Perry Hoyt arrived, while Redding
gence. The paper will subserve the
THE EAGLE BREWERY.
H atching C old E ggs . A corre
and
Olmstead
were
there,
with
some
universal interests of orthodoxy, and
Roseburg. Oregon.
HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM i 1,200 head from Big Valley. These spondent of the Scientific American
Hie public that he is prepared to furnish
nish were thin, exhibiting in their appear­ says: A hen havingleft her nest fortwo will especially guard the interests of
ATTEND FAITH FULLY TO ALL
HE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTERER, I17TLL
the
best
quality
of
lime
in
quantities
tl>
suit.
days and a night, after sitting within the M. E. Church South.
entrusted toour care.
has now on hand ami is constantly man­ M friT Business
All orders left at tho Franco-American Ho­ ance the evidence that they had come
Our
Forwarding
and
Storage
Charges,
ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern from and after this date, will be uniform tel or at mv kiln on Jackson Creek, will be from a country overstocked and eaten two or three days of the time of hatch­
The Portland News says that while
Oregon, which he will sell in quantities to with the charges at Crescent City and Red­ promptly atjended to.
ing, and the eggs being perfectly cold,
out.
The
cattle,
however,
which
had
¡suit purchasers. Call and test the article.
the attention of the Oregon Steam
All persons desiring any briek-laying or
ding.
! been summered in the Chewacan out of curiosity I determined to try an
SKf.
plastering
done,
will
do
well
to
call
on
Solicitingtho continued patronage of our
2f»tf.
G. W. HOLT. i were in splendid condition, all fit for experiment. I removed them to the Navigation Co. has for the last year
friends and the public, we are respectfully,
garret room, which was very hot, the been directed to the movements of the
the butcher’s block.
E. S. MORGAN A CO.
DR. WM. JACKSON,
2tHf.
As already stated, the Chewacan thermometer in the coolest part of the Portland, Dalles and Salt Lake Rail­
WM. BOYER,
I
! river pursues a very tortuous course house being at the time 95° Fall. On
New Boot and Shoe Store, Cal. street, first door west of White A Martin, : from east to west through the valley, the third day from the time the eggs road Co., Col. Chapman, the President
of the latter, has been quietly securing
i till near where it enters, or rather, in were left by tho hen, they hatched
Jacksonville, OresTon.
California Street,
fact, spreads out and forms Lake Al­ by themselves, and the chickens are the proper location of the Sandy road
DEALER IN G ROUER I ITS, PROVISIONS, bert ; shortly before it undergoes trans- now running about the yard, quite i to suit the railroad ; and the first thing
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
' mogrifleation into a lake it turns to strong and hearty. I would like to the public learns of his plan is that the
Fruits in Season,
' the north, and the lake, commencing know if any one ever met with such ! Sandy road has become a county road,
SURGEON DENTIST.
IT AV IN G PERM AN ENTT A’ LOCATED
an incident.
,
ln. •JacliHonville, res|M*< t,fully informs PLAIN ANT) FANCY CANDIES, 'i where the river leaves off, continues
and Col. Chapman has returned from
I on in the same general direction tor a
the public that he is prepared to do all kinds
Q ueen V ictoria receives from the the Wasco County Court with an or­
LL STYLES OF PLATE WORK MADE 2
nd everything that can be i distance of 20 miles, with a width ya-
-n
an<* shoo-makmg line.
—such as Gold, Silver, Platina, Alum- Satisfaction guaranteed.
found in a first-class variety store. rying from one to three miles. The British nation An income of $1,925,000, der, under seal of the Court, granting
and Rubber Plates. Special attention
M. CATON.
Produce taken in exchange. Please give me valley terminates where the lake be­ and $160,000 more from the Duchy of
to his company the rigtit of way upon
give« to Children’s teeth. Nitrus Oxide
a call.
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gins, the hills closing in and rising ab­ Lancaster, besides the income arising the Portage Sandy Road, obviating
MILL NOTICE.
Aaagfaing gas) given for the painless ex­
traction of the teeth.
.
ruptly in some places and with gentle from her private estates and invest­
CARPET-WEAVING,
Wil! visit Ashland on the 1st of March an­ WE
.N0W READY TO RECEIVE
slopes in others, from the very edge of ment, which probably amount to as 1 the necessity of suits between the P.
nually t *1«° Kerby vfile on the 4th Monday
RS. OLIVER WOULD RESPECTFUL- the water. The waters of the lake a much more. The Prince of Wales D. & S. L. R. R. Co. and the O. S. N,
lit October. Call and examine specimen
ly inform the public that she will short­
hX^7zXgnr¿ndin8
M lh«"8hth
little way from shore, are of a deep i has an allowance from the nation of > Co. for the right of way at this diffi« ult
ly be prepared to weave carpets m .the most
^Office corner of California and Sth streets ;
j / i . hc .
And work may progress ai an
artistic style, and at reasonable rates. La­ i blutsn-green
bluish-green coior,
color, us
as uj
of great
giv.»» uvp«..
depth , ; $130,000, and receives $300,000 more i place,
residence oppose Crystal A W right’«black •
dies desiring to have carpet« woven, should they are entirely free from alkali, but | from the Duchy of Corn wall.
■
early
day
for the PurUigu Railroad.
Wf.
■■iltb-sher-
Governor....................................... L. F. Grover
Secretary of State,.................. S. F. Chadwick
Treasurer,..................................L. Fleischner
State Printer,....................... Eugene Semple
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