The Democratic times., January 31, 1874, Image 1

THE DEMOCRATIC TIME1
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VOL. IV
JACKSONVILLE, OON., SATURDAY, JAN. 31, 1874
Ladies’ and Gentlemen's
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
uexebal notes and news .
NO. 5.
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BRIUHAJI YOUNti’S FAMILY.
Oregon has 252 postoffices.
F lounce R ock , Rogue River,)
Mrs. Ann Eliza XXtebb, the nine­
January 17th, 1873. J
teenth
wife of Brigham Y’oung, in
Cuba
asks
for
more
troops
from
I
E ditor T imes :
Physician A Surgeon,
her
lecture
on the Mormons, gives the
Spain.
I
expect
you
folks
snug
and
safe
in
following facts in regard to Brigham
JACKSONVILLE, OR EG ON.
FANCT GOODS, Madame Parepa Rosa, the renowned
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRKT.
your comfortable dwellings away down Y’oung himself and his family : Brig­
Circuit Judge,..................................... P. P. Prim
songstress, died in London the 22d.
in the valley scarcely ever give a ham was seventy-three years of age
BOYS' and GIRLS’
District Attorney,.............................. J. R. Neil
Serrano, who has been appointed to thought to us away up here on the last June. He has nineteen wives;
JACKSON COUNTY.
fifteen of these arc his for time and
County Judge,............................. E. B. Watson
lì E A D Y- MA I) E CLOTHING, govern Spain, is taking the course of river. Perhaps you hardly know that eternity; the other four are proxy
xs
» «
County
Commissioners...... 1 Jacob Wagner,
lu.,!«»
a dictator, lie will not call a Cortes there is quite a number of us, includ­ wives, being widows of Joseph Smith.
,..Th««s.
T.
McKenzie
Sheritf,..............................
for a year.
ing several families, spending the win­ The children of their union with Brig­
BOOTS AND SHOES,
. 1’. Dunn
■Clerk
ham are accredited to Joseph Smith,
Treasurer,........................ ................ John Bilger
Joaquin Miller is in Florence, Italy, ter here.
Assessor....................... ............. 1», IL Tavlor •
So far we have had about ten inches and go to swell hi» kingdom. All plu­
Dr. J. C. BELT,
School Superintend lent, ............ W. J. Stanley
FINE TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAY’S, and is being feasted and wined by
ral wives are known by their maiden
I
of snow ; but the air has been mild names to distinguish one from the
Purveyor,......................... ............ .1. S. Howard i
men
who
never
will
be
able
to
see
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON,
Coroner............................. ..................... .1. N. Bell
and no cold winds having prevailed, other.
merit in his poems.
Official Paj>er,................ D emocratic T imes 1
Jacksonville, Oregon,
CLOTHING,
we really have not experienced as
The following is a correct list of
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
It cost $32.75 to repair ono of the
j
Brigham
’s wives in the order of their
much cold as we frequently did in the
Countv Judge,.............. ................... T. B. Sifers
Government
wheelbarrows
last
year
—
i < ieo. s. Mathewson Having located in the town of Jacksonville, CIGARS
and TOBACCO, the one that is in use at the Treasury valley in former winters, The stock marriages : Mary Ann Angel, Lucky
Co. Conimi.s-sioners,...... l B. F. Sloan.
tor the purpose of practicing Surgery and
is beginning to look rather thin, ex- Decker, Mrs. Augusta Cobb, Harriet
Sheriff,.............................. ............ Dan. L. Green I other branches of lus profession, respect­
Cook, Clara Decker, Emeline Free,
Department.
’
Rah
for
Grant
!
Í
fully asks a portion of the public patron­
Clerk,................................. ............ Chas. Hughes
cept
that
which
lias
been
fed
plenty
Crockery,
Liquors,
etc.,
age. Office—Second door north ol the U.
Treasurer,........................ .............. Win. Nan« k«'
I
Senator Mitchell presented a bill ask­ of hay ; but if we have no harder Lucy Biglow, Zina I). Huntingdon,
S. Hotel.
4Stf.
Assessor............................ ...Thos. G. Patterson
Susan Snively, Margaret Pierce, Mrs.
ing an appropriation by Congress for weather, they will come out all right. Twiss, Emily Partridge, Martha Bo-
School Su perin ten« lent.................. \. J. Adams
Surveyor........................... ................... Ilex. Watts
E. B. WATSON.
AT E. JACOBS’ NEW STORE the establishment of an assay office at
c. . W. KAHLER.
Coroner............................. ........... Geo. E. Briggs
The folks at Beeson A- Slosson’s saw ker, Eliza Burgess, Eliza R. Snow,
KAHLER & WATSON,
Harriet Barney, Amelia Folsom, Mary
Official Pajn'r...................... D emocratic T imes
Portland,
Oregon.
It
is
approved
by
I
mill at the bridge, eight miles above X’an Cott and Eliza Webb—the nine­
In Orth's Building, Jacksonville.
COURT SITTINGS.
the Director of the United States Mint. here, under the charge of Ed. C. Slos-
Attorneys anti Counselors-at-Law,
1
teenth and last. Brigham lias two
Jackson Count//.— Circuit Court, second
Senator
Sargent
has
reported
to
the
son,
are
cutting
out
a
fine
quality
of
large houses called the Bee-hive and
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Monday in February. Juno and November.
County Court, first Monday in each month.
Senate his bill providing for the pre­ lumber, which will be in fine order to the Liell. There is one wife in the
and
Josephine Count//.— Circuit Court, second
emption of agricultural lands within haul out next summer by the teams Bee-hive and six in the other. The
Monday in April and fimrth Monday in Oc­
tober. County Court, first Monday in Jan­
the mineral belt, and his supplemental returning from Fort Klamath. The rest are scattered throughout the city
and territory. His three eldest sons
uary, April, July and October.
bill
to
promote
the
development
of
snow
is
just
right
to
make
it
nice
have followed the polygamous exam­
JACKSONVILLE TREUINCT.
Furniture Ware - Room, mineral resources.
J. H. STINSON.
J. F It. NEIL.
Justice of the Peace......................... J. R. Wade
logging. An old Maine logger says it ple of their father.
STINSON & NEIL.
Cor. California A Oregon Sts.,
TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE.
He has forty-five living children, tho
The House of Representatives passed puts him more in mind of the State of
i.Tohn Bilger. President,
most
of them are grown and married.
Attorneys and l'ounselors-at-Law,
Jacksonville,
Oregon. the Senate substitute for the salary Maine than anything he has done
1 Herman Helms,
There
are twenty-nine girls and six­
James A. Wilson,
Trustees,
since
he
has
beeu
in
Oregon.
bill.
It
now
goes
to
the
President
for
ap
­
teen boys in his family. His son
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
| David I.inn,
proval.
The
bill
restores
the
old
Con
­
M.
Mickelson
has
got
in
quite
a
crop
i N. Fisher.
John
XV. has renounced polygamy by
DAVID LINN
Recorder,....................................... U. S. Hayden
gressional
salaries,
as
they
were
prior
discharging
bis first and second wives,
of
wheat
on
Red
Blanket
Prairie,
Treasurer........................................... Henry l’ape
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment
and
retaining
his third. Seven of
Marshal................................ lames 1’. McDaniel
to the back-pay steal bill.
which seems to be growing finely, al­
of furniture, consisting of
Street Commissioner................ Peter Boschev
Brigham
’
s
daughters
taste the sweet of
Sargent hqs presented a petition to though covered with snow. Whelpley plural marriage. Two of the seven
BEDSTEADS,
H. K. HANNA,
the Senate from the Woman’s Suffrage <& Shartle have put in some grain on call Hiram B. Clawson husliand; two
SOCIETY’ NOTICES.
BUREAUS, TABLES,
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Publie,
Association of California, asking for the old Hi Abbott ranch, and Mr. Gor­ are allied to George Thatcher, and
GUILD MOULDINGS,
:
J w I ooih ¡11? Lodge X o . 10, 1.1). 0.F..
the adoption of an amendment to the don has quite a large area in wheat, as two to Mark Croxall; the seventh is
STANDS, SOFAS. LOUNGES,
Jacksonville. Oregon.
• Hol«ls its regular meetings every
Constitution of the United States, de­ also have the Hull Bros. XX’m. A. the second mate of Thomas Williams.
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,
"
■
Satur«lay evening at the < >dd Fel­
Brigham’s sons are: Joseph A., Brig­
Will
practice
in
all
the
Courts
of
the
State.
low’» Hall. Brothers in g«>o«l standing are
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS, claring that the right to hold office Owen’s sheep are not doing very well. ham, Jr., John W., Heber, Ernest,
Prompt attention given to all business left
invited to attend.
K. KUBLI, N. G.
in mv care.
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ETC., ETC.
shall not be denied on account of sex. They are kept on Elk Creek, below Arthur, Perry, Oscar, Arpillas, Morris,
C. W. S avage , R oc . Sec’y.
Silas J. Day, John A. Boyer, John Bilger.
Dr. L. DANFORTH.
Also Doors, Sash and Blinds always on
Mr. Frelinghuysen has introduced here. But taking us all in all as a Mahonri, Morianchamer, Hyrum, Lo­
Trustees.
voting precinct, we are doing well.
hand and made to order. Planing done on
renzo, XVillard, Howe. The daughters
PHYSICIAN and surgeon ,
* ♦
reasonable terms. £ir Undertaking a spe­ in the Senate a bill authorizing the
are
Elizabeth, X’itate, Alice, Luna,
______________
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cialty.
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Orrconian Poeahonla» Tribe Xo. I. I in-
Secretary of the Treasury to issue
Fannie,
Mira, Clara, Nettie, Nabbie,
proved or«ler of Red Men. hobls its
C
hanging S eed . If fanners were Lulu, Eva, Dora, Susie, Tootie, Ella,’
$225,000,000
of
bonds
to
purchase
-•* stated councils e.t the Red Men's
DRUGS and MEDICINES.
Ilall the third sun in everv seven suns, in
$200,000,000 of gold, with which to always careful to sow none but plump Miranda, Louisa (nicknamed Punk
the eighth run. A cordial invitation t<> all
grains, of pure seed ; that is, seed of by her father), Emma, Emily, Carly,
inaugurate specie payments by the re­ one
brothers in good standing.
variety, unmixed, we see no rea­ Maine, Josephine, Mary, Xfaria, Phebe,
I FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK AL-
A. P. OWEN, S.
demption
of
that
amount
of
legal
ten
­
A
ways
on
hand
at
the
son
why
they should change their seed. Zeba, Ruth, Della, Baby, the youngest,
P. D. P arsons ,
ot R.
GEORGE SCHUMPF,
der notes.
Where seed of a good variety is mixed who will be three years old in January.
CITY DKI’Cr STORE,
Oreioii Division \o. I,
A falling out has occurred between I with seed of a variety inferior in qual­ Amelia Folsom is the only wife Brig­
BARBER,
ity, but of greater vigor, the more vig­
Sons and Daughters of Temperance, meets
the Department of the Interior and orous kind will gain upon the lietter ham lives with at present He has
—OF
on Wednesday evening <>f each week in the
the Indian Peace Commission because kind, and the quality will deteriorate. forsaken all for her. Upon this favor­
upper story of th«; District School House. CALIFORNIA STREET, Jacksonville,
ite wife is lavished all the cure and
Brothers ami sisters in good standing art* in­
the
Chairman
of
the
Commission
has
Also,
when
inferior,
shrunken
grains
I
attention
the most devoted monoga­
vited to attend.
I
charged the Department with corrup­ are sown the wheat must deteriorate ; mist could possibly bestow upon his
JOHN A. BOYER. W. P.
A. P. O wen . R. S.
tion in administering Indian affairs. i but where pure, plump grains are companion.
always sown upon soil in good condi­
At present he is erecting a mansion
The latter denies the charges and re­ tion, we do not believe that there is
Warren Lodge Xo. III. A. F. k A.
for
her that will cost at least $100,000.
taliates by making similar ones against anything in the seedbed that should
Hobls its regular communications
DANDRUFF LOTION,
Brigham
loves her better than all oth­
/Xr X on the Wc«lnt—«lav evenings or pre­
the
Commission.
affect
the
quality,
or
constitution
of
ers. He is afraid of her, and this is
ceding the full moon, in Jacksonville, Ore­
gon.
T. G. REAMES, W. M.
Dawes, of the Committee on Ways the wheat. We have known instances , where lies her success over him. In
M ax M uller , Sec’y.
where farmers have carefully saved closing her lecture she remarked that
Agency for Cowan's King Remedies. and Means, estimates, and so stated the most perfect ears of seed corn for she had not been actuated by any ma-
the other day in the House, that the a succession of years, and the quality liciuos feeling toward Brigham in
Jacksonville Stamm Xo. IIs. I . 0. R. M.,
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ROBB A KAHLER.
Presidential office, counting the Presi­ of the variety has improved. YVe be­ speaking of him as she has. He put
Hold« its regular meetings every Thursday
CIGARS !
evening at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brothers
dent
’s salary, perquisites and the ex­ lieve, that if equal care was exercised polygamy lx*fore the world as a divine
“EXCELSIOR”
in good .standing are invited to attend.
E. JACOBS, O. C.
penses of the White House, aggre­ in saving seed wheat, the results would institution, and she felt moved to tell
I
be similar. We do not doubt that
M ax M uli . er , R. S.
J O H N
P A S 11 B U 11 Cr, I
gates the enormous sum of $400,000 benefits have resulted from changing the truth about it. She knows that
YREKA, CAL,,
for the term—$100,000 for a single seed, but we suspect that it was where much of the system is a delusion, and
a part of it a crime. If it has a gilded
Rath Rebekah Denrr Lodge Xo. 1, I. 0. 0. F.,
year. But in these latter days we a careless farmer bought his seed of a side, she has found it a cheat. It
Holds its regular meetings on every other
Keeps Constantly on Hand
MANNING & ISH, Proprietors,
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
have a Royal Government and the tax more careful one.
wrecked her happiness, and will that
Members in good standing are invited to
We
would
advise,
where
a
change
is
I
of
every true woman.
Imported
&
Domestic
HAVANA
Cigars,
aving just received a new payers must maintain its shoddy dig­
attend.
N. FISHER, N. G.
I
made,
procuring
seed
from
a
better
stock of Harness, Buggies and Car­ nity, you know.
J ane K ubli , R. S.
I t
riages, we are now prepare«! to furnish our
and cleaner soil, and we should con­
A bout H orses .—A saddle put on
patronsand the public generally with as
sider
this
of
greater
importance
than
!
loosely,
with a slack girth, is very
ASHLAND
GRANGE.
ALL OTHER BRANDS,
Jacksonville Turnverein Xo. 1,
a
soil of different texture or composi­ irritating to a horse and soon produces
FINE
TURNOUTS
Holds its regular meetings at Turnverein
tion.
a sore back. A harness kept soft and
Hall every Saturday evening. Regular Ex­
A shland , Jan. 17th, 1873.
IT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES! As can bo had on tho Pacific Coast. Saddle
XVe
should
prefer
seed
already
adap
­
ercising every Tuesday and Saturday eve­
pliable with good ncats-foot oil will
horses hired to go to any part of the country. E ditor T imes :
291 y.
nings.
R o BT. KAHLER, President.
ted to the climate, and we should last a lifetime. It is stronger because
Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses
S tephen M. H ubbard , Sec’y.
A number of the citizens of Ash­ change just as often as our Seed became slightly elastic, and which seldom
broke to work single or double. Horses
boarded, and the best of care bestowed upon
EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS, them
land and vicinity were in attendance poor.— Hural Home.
wears off the hair. A horse left un-
while in our charge.
JACKSONVILLE LITERARY SOCIETY,
:
covered
when not in exercise will soon
here
yesterday
and
to-day,
for
the
pur
­
C alifornia S treet ,
OUR TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
Holds its regular meetings at the District
W
iio K illed C aptain H all .—It I grow a heavy coat of coarse hair. This
School House everv Friday evening.
A liberal share of the public patronage is pose of organizing a grange. Worthy
is known that during his former so­
Proprietor, solicited.
John Noland,
I. W. BERRY, President.
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MANNING A 1SII.
Master Daniel Clark being on his way journ in the Arctic regions Capt Hall becomes a hiuderance to rapid motion,
R obt . K ahler , See’y.
and should be prevented by judieions
I AME FOR SALE,
to attend the National Grange at St. shot one of his crew for insubordination. blanketing. Y’our horse’s shoes will
VTONE BUT THE CHOICEST AND BEST
Louis, Mo., stopped by request to in­ The shooting was reported to our Gov­ hold on longer if the clinches are not
Tlie City Brewery,
ANI
±1 Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars
kept.
stall the officers and instruct them in ernment, and upon inquiry it was weakened by the file on finishing.
—BY—
that the act was justifiable under I Insist that the file does not touch the
DRINKS, 12} CENTS.
BRICK-LAYING & PLASTERING DONE. their duties. The number of charter found
the circumstances. A story is now end of toe nail where turned over.
VEIT SC I U TZ.
NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t
members being limited at thirty, the started that friends of the mutineer Some horses have a habit of stepping
pay. Families needing anything in my line
IIEUNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM list was soon full, leaving numbers of secretly enlisted in the last expedition, on one side of their feet, perhaps to
Iways be supplied with the purest and
r . SCHUTZ RESPECTFULLY- IN- ranal
the public that he is prepared to furnish
bes". o be found on the Coast. Give me a
and were in some way instrumental
forms tho citizens of Jacksonville and
the best quality of lime in quantities to suit. others who would have liked to be in bringing about Capt. Hall’s death, avoid proisure on a hidden corn. That
call,
and
you
will
bo
well
satisfied.
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surrounding country tliat he is now manu­
part of the*shoe exposed to severe wear
All orders left at the Franco-American Ho­ charter members, but were a little late
facturing, and will constantly ke< p ,,n )'ianq
without any one knowing exactly how , should tie protected with steel. All
tel or at my kiln on Jackson Creek, will bo
RAILROAD SALOON,
the very best of Lager Beer. Those wishing
about listing their names. There will it was done.
promptly attended to.
a cool glass<>f beer should give me a call. ”
carriage shafts of right construction
All persons desiring any brick-laying or be ample time, however, for those who
California Street,
plastering done, will do well to call on
I
L and that hits been cleared five should allow the body of the animal
wish to come in as initiatory members
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G. W. HOLT.
DR. WM. JACKSON,
JA CKSONV1LLE, Oil EGON,
years ago, and has produced crops perfect freedom, and only touch at the
hereafter.
since then, will be very suitable for well padded saddle, and full collar.
WM. BOYER,
HENRY PAPF,
ENGINEER. i
The following persons were elected an apple orchard. It is not desirable An over-reaching horse—one whoso
Cal. street, first door west of Whito A Martin, and duly installed as officers of the I
to plant trees on newly cleared or hind feet are frequently hitting the
THROUGH TICKETS, 12 J C ts .
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Grange for the ensuing year : D. S. R. broken soil. It is too rich and causes forward shoes—should wear heavy
too luxurious a growth of wood, which shoes forward and light ones behind.
Buick,
W.
M.;
A.
D.
Helman,
O.;
S.
dealer in groceries , PROVISIONS,
is apt to winter-kill. Good soil, well The theory is, that the heavier hoof
pHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CI-
B.
Cranston,
L.;
XV.
Beeson,
»Secreta
­
' ■ ^ars constantly on hand. The reading
drained and full of mineral plant food, will tie thrown a little farther ahead at
Fruits in Season,
ry ; £obn Neil, S.; James Helms, A. is lietter for planting fruit trees than each step than the lighter one.
table is also supplied with Eastern periodi-
SURGEON DENTIST
eals and leading papers of tin1 Coast. 29tf.
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, S.; H. Root, C.; II. Thornton, G. K.; soil in which there is an excess of veg­
C rackers .—Take nino cups flour,
J. P? Walker, T,; M. C. Beeson, L. A. etation.
LL STYLES OF PLATE WORK MADE New Boot and Shoe Store,
one
cup lard, two cups water, two
nd EVERYTHING THAT CAN RE
—such as Gold, Silver, Platina, Alum-
aj J. Buick, Ceres; E. E. Tolman, P.;
found
in
a
first-class
variety
store.
teaspoons
cream-tartar and one tea­
«S peaking of extravagance in
California Street,
si ium and Rubber Plates. Special attention
Produco taken in exchange. Please give me
Frances
Myer,
F.
spoon
salcratus.
First rub the lard
iiven to Children’s teeth. Nitrus Oxide
dress,” writes Captain Crosstree, “the
a call.
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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
aughing gas) given for the painless cx-
The Grange seems to be quite a pop­ most expensively dressed man I ever into the flourandadd two teaspoons salt.
traction of the teeth.
CARPET-WEAVING.
ular institution, and before a great saw was an African chief on the gold
Will visit Ashland on the 1st of Marell an­
W here is “parts unknown?” asks
nually ; also Kerbyville on the 4th Monday
RS. OLIVER WOULD RESPECTFfrL- length of time elapses nearly every coast, His wives had annointed him
ENTI/T LOCATED
in October. Call and examine specimen ' th« t,.,i»ii a*\ks.°Pvl man
a
correspondent
of the Danbury News.
' with palm oil, and then powdered him
.lle’ respectfully informs
ly inform the public that she will short­
work.
firmer
in
this
section
of
the
county
of work h, Vi,at ?e 1H Prepped to do all kinds
To
which
Bailey
answers, “XVhere
ly bo prepared to weave carpets in the most
' from head to foot with gold dust.
Office corner of California and "th streets ; I M .. .. ,!’1 the boot and shoe-making line.
artistic
st
vie,
and
at
reasonable
rates.
La
­
i
they
don
’
t
advertise.
” And although
will
become
a
member.
residence opposite Crystal A Wright’s black­ | Satisfaction guaranteed.
I You never in your life saw a man got
g
dies desiring to have carpets woven, should
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Bailey
says
it,
this
is
no joko.
smith -shop.
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f.
G ranger ?
up so regardless of expense.”
i
M. CATON. i give her a call,
STATE OF OREGON.
Governor,................
Secretary of State,..
Treasurer,...............
State Printer,...........
J. GREY JEWELL, M. D.,
........... L. F. (Jrover
...... S. F. < ha,hi ick
.......... L. Fleischner
... .Eugene Semple
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