The Democratic times., March 21, 1874, Image 2

She jO mio evali c aimes.
li*«l<*|M*n«l<*iit Míate Convention.
PACIFIC COAST NEWN.
The Democratic candidate for City
Josh Billings is lecturing in Califor­
Trustee was elected in Sacramento last
nia.
Near Los Angeles there is a tobac­ week, which the same is quite a vic­
!
tory.
co field of 100 acres.
Democrats of Wasco County, in con­
A Chapter of R. A. 31. was institu­
vention, have adopted a resolution
ted at Roseburg on the 12th.
!
John \\ . Kelly has severed his con­ against the pit rebase or lease ot tin*
nection with the Roseburg Ptaindealer. Willamette locks.
Some “Dolly Vardens,” who have
Rainie is receiving considerable at­
heretofore affiliated with the Democra­
tention front the farmers of California.
cy, endeavored to participate as dele-
St. Patrick’s day was celebrated with '■■ite' in the Democratic Convention of
great pomp and effect throughout the Doug! is, but were very properly ex­
Union.
cluded by the Committee on Creden­
1 he Agricultural College closes a tials.
successful term. Mr. Arnold ami his
'Flic Democracy of Marion, disgusted
assistants have had many scholars.
and tired of fusing with sorehead
Arrangements are making for an­ Republicans, have nominated a full
other great four-mile race between and excellent Democratic ticket, which
‘‘Thad Stevens” ami “Joe Daniels.”
will undoubtedly he elected, even
A man plowed up fifty rattlesnakes through Marion generally gives 400
in Douglas county one day last week. Radical majority.
He killed forty of them, ami tell got
Hon. John Burnett, of Benton
away.
county, has announced himself as iu-
The principal occupation of the dependent candidate for Judge of the
Grangers near Vancouver is digging Second Judicial District. Mt'. Bur­
hoop-poles for the San Francisco nett has not taken leave of the Demo­
market.
cratic party, but argues that partisan
The Capitol Building Commissioners feelings shouhl not enter into the elec­
tire in session at Salem. Work outlie tion for judicial officers.
i
.Means to Stick.
structure will be resumed as soon as
'Flu’ following' is the Marion County
Democratic ticket : I’or State Sena­
The Detroit Free Press of a late date possible.
Frisco hoodlums don’t quarrel long tors, L. M. Savage, 1’. F. Colby and
says some time ago it was announced
E. C. Cooley ; Representatives, Lew is
that Attorney General Williams was now over marbles; one shoots the
engaged in preparing a vindication i other with a little pistol, ami quiets Pettyjohn, J. C. Caplinger, F. Mathew,
D. S. Layton, M. Eagan and Davis
of himself. This vindication took i matters at once.
Value of wheat ami flour shipments Shannon; County Judge, F. E. Eld­
the shape of a forty page letter to
ridge; Clerk, Dan. Murphy; Sheriff,
the Senate Judiciary Committee, which from Oregon since August 1, 1x73, Sol. Durbin ; Treasurer, .Jas. Dalrym­
Williams sent in to that body some is upwards of three millions and fifty ple.
days ago. It was immediately pigeon­ thousand dollars.
The Democracy of Polk, last week
holed. Its tone has exasperated every
A Folk county man found a piece nominated the follow ing strong ticket:
member of the committee except Conk­ of gold about the size of pea in a Representatives,
Dempsey, Ste­
¡, I. I. Dampsey,
ling, who has always been Williams’ chicken’s gizzard last week. He is
phen Staats , A. B. Cocherham ; Judge,
apologist. The committee was in the now examining thi* gizzards of all the
N. L. Butler; Commissioners, Wm.
midst of the investigation of Williams chickens on his place.
Erne-t and James Morrison; Clerk,
when his nomination was withdrawn,
Thirteen new lodges of Good Tem­ P. C. Sears; Slierilf, L. M. Hall;
Tito election held in New Hamp­ and it is now learned that they dis­ plars have been organized in this State
shire last week has resulted in a glori­ covered matter against him sufflcient during the present Grand Lodge year. Treasurer. l’llos. Lovelady ; Assessor,
ous Democratic triumph. There were not only to debar him from the Chief The Order now claims to have over II. N. V. Holmes; Surveyor, S. T.
Burch ; School Superintendent, L.
three tickets in the field—the Demo­ Justiceship, but also to afford a good •‘>,500 members in Oregon.
Vinyard ; Coroner, Dr. J. R. Sites.
cratic, Republican and Prohibition basis for articles of impeachment
Tin* Democrats of Wasco County
There is a little six year old boy
ticket. Weston, the Democratic can­ against him as Attorney General, It
didate for Governor, received a large was determined, however, to let the at Marion Station that has but one leg have nominated the following excel­
majority over the Republican, as well matter drop, in view of the injury the —born that way. In spite of the lack lent ticket : For Senator, .1. K. Roe ;
for Representatives, J. M. Bird and S.
as the Prohibition candidate, but not disclosures would inflict on the Re­ of one leg, the little fellow gets around
lively, and is a smart, intelli- G. Thompson; for Sheriff, E. Schutz;
a majority over both combined. The publican party. Senator Cameron has «juite
gent, bright boy.
for Clerk, J. Doherty; for County
Constitution of that State provides redoubled his efforts to oust Willi; uns.
The extensive preparations which Commis-ioners, J. 11. Mo.-ier, J. Mar­
that a candidate to ensure his election A pressure is now being brought to i
are being made on Columbia river, tin; for Treasurer, II. M. Beall; for
must have a majority of the total vote bear on the latter to resign.
Oregon, by the proprietors of the sev- As>es<or, II. Stanley; for Surveyor,
cast, in failure of which the election
Hippie's Case.
oral fisheries s, indicate that an unusual T. Slusher ; for Superintendent of
is decided by the Legislature. It is
J. B. Condon; for Coroner,
amount of salmon will be put up dur­ Schools,
gratifying to know that the Legisla­
M. M. Cushing.
The New York Sun reports Col. ing the present fishing season.
ture has a good working Democratic Kelly, of Oregon, as saying that noth­
'l’lie Democratic County Convention
Samuel Hill, a model farmer on the
majority, and Weston’s choice is cer­ ing would likely be done by the Uni­
Lagoon, near the Buckeye House, Sac­ of («rant has nominated the follow ing
tain*
ted States Senate in the matter of the
county ticket: Senator, W. H. Clark ;
New Hampshire lias not gone Dem­ petitions against Mitchell, unless the ramento county, having lost GOO sheep Representative, Gilbert Reynolds;
ocratic for some years, and has of late next Oregon Legislature should re- by starvation and exposure, is now County Judge, Eli Lester; County
given a substantial Radical majority. quest an investigation. Col. Kellv engaged in lulling up the dead ani­ Clerk, James Robinson ; Treasurer, I.
The total vote is full, and the Republi­ thinks that the Legislature must take mals, after the pelts have been remov­ J. Haguewood ; Assessor, J. Motley;
ed, for the purpose of feeding them to
cans cannot ascribe the result to it be­ the initiative, and that unless it does hogs.
County Commissioners, w. S. South­
ing an “off year.” All honor to the so the Senate will refuse to act. This
Salem has a society of young ladies worth au<l Henry Workins; School
gallant Democracy of New Hampshire! would seem to argue the 31 r. Mitchell’s
who will not receive the attention of Superintendent, Win. Harrison ; Sur­
This is but the beginning of a grand character does not affect the Senate, of any young man who chews or smokes, veyor, G. Knisley ; Coroner, .Jas. N.
revolution that is shaping itself and which he is a member, and that it con­ drinks, swears or gambles; and a so­ Clark. 'Fin* Convention could not
agree upon a Sheriff.
most favorably to the Democratic hosts. cerns no one except the body wlych ciety of young men who will not wait
UEM'.ItAE NOTES AM» N'EWM.
The next election will come off in elected him. The doctrine is a novel on any young lady who “swears, plays
Oregon, and we predict a continuance one. If a man ain’t fit to sit in the sinch, chews gum, or wears aprons.”
'Flu* death of Millard Fillmore leaves
here of good work already begun. Senate, that body has certainly as The rivalry between these clubs is in­
Andrew Johnson tin* only surviving
We have an excellent and unexcep­ much, if not more, interest in purging tense.
ex-Pre.-ident of the United States.
tionable ticket, and one for which itself of his presence than any other.
A Salemite says: “I ask the voters,
Ex-President Johnson, Governor
every Democrat can vote and work
and especially the grangers and labor­
Iteean talion.
Hendricks, of Indiana, Ignatius Don­
for with a will, without sacrificing
ing men of this county, to support me nelly, of Minnesota, and Josiah Norton,
any principle. Let us send New
Tn Linn county, as elsewhere, the and vote for me for sheriff at the elec­
Hampshire cordial greeting!
“Dolly Varden” move does not seem tion next June, and I agree to give of Chicago, are now leading (¡rangers.
to be in favor with the Democracy. one-half the proceeds of said office to I Charles Sumner, U. S. Senator from
THE WORK OF TUE MTATE CONVEX-
Upwards of fifty Democrats, who had the schools and lienevolent societies of Massachusetts, died in Washington
TION.
been “joshed” by some slippery sore­ this county, subject to the decision of on the 12th inst. He died from the
disease with which he has been afflict­
The State Convention, which met head Republicans into signing a call five selected citizens of this countv.
for some years, and which has en­
in Albany on the 17th, has completed for a county convention, subscribed to
At the meeting of the Central ed
dangered
his life before.
its laborsand adjourned. We have not a paper recallingtheir names, and truth­ Grange at Albany, on Tuesday, the
The careful estimates made of the
seen a full and authentic report of the fully argue that if there are any evils Kith inst., Messrs. L. (*. Burkhart, S.
proceedings, but by telegraph we learn to remedy in the Democratic party, I). Ilaley and Wm. M. Powers were wants of England for this year and
that Col. Geo. A. IjaDow, of Umatilla, they can be remedied best by the appointed a committee to ascertain the next, by the .Hark Eane Express, are
12,000,ooo quarters of wheat, equal to
has been nominated for Congress, L. F. party itself.
feasibility and probable cost of im­
96,000,000 bushels, an amount vastly
Grover, of Marion, for Governor, S. F.
The Mtan«lar«t.
proving the Willamette river so as to
beyond all that the United States can
Chadwick, of Douglas, for Secretary of
make it navigable to Albany all the supply.
The State Grange of Indiana has en­ year round, with instructions to report
State, A. H. Brown, of Baker, for State
Cespedes, ex-President of the Cuban
Treasurer, Mart. V. Brown, of Linn, i deavored to fix the standard of just at the meeting in May.
for State Printer, and E. J., Dawne, of how much farming a man must do to
The N. Y. Sun gives an extend«! republic, has been shot by Spaniards.
be
entitled
to
membership,
and
have
Marion, for State Superintendent of
account of a great game of poker in A negro, who was about being execut­
finally
decided
that
he
should
rely
Public Schools. I j . F. Mosher, of
Washington City, a few days ago, in ed, under promise of being liberated,
more
upon
the
products
of
the
farm
l>ougl<as, was nominated for Judge of i
which our Oregon “Juke,” Ben Hol­ revealed Cespedes’ haunts, and in the
for his income than any other occupa­
the Second District, C. W. Fitch, of tion.
laday, won fifty thousand dollars on rencounter that followed tin* latter
was shot.
Tjane, for Prosecuting Attorney of the
one “hand.” This is the largest win­
The St. Paul Dispatch shows up
New Paper.
Second District, II. K. Hanna, of Jack-
ning at one bet on cards ever reported.
son, for Prosecuting Attorney of the
It is even bigger than the game of some of the latest postofflee steals in
31. IL Abbott, the founder of several Black George and others in Albany. the letting of contracts.
It appears
First Judicial District. Who the can­
Democratic papers in this State, has That is better for Ben. than running that one ('. C. Huntley, who has also
didates for Judge and Prosecuting At­
issued the initial number of the East­ an Oregon railroad.
just been awarded contracts in this
torney of the Fourth District are, we
ern Oregon Tribune at Pendleton,
Some thieves have stolen 500 head State, has, through forgery and mis­
have not learned ; also the candidates
Umatilla county. It is neat, newsy of sheep from Messrs. Jones A Nixon, ! representation, made about $500,990
for Prosecuting Attorney in the Third
sheet, and we trust it will meet with of Douglas county, since last Novem­ out of the department, without doing
and Fifth Districts. Henry Klippel, the success it deserves.
ber. This might well be called sheep­ any work at all.
Esq., of this county, was chosen Chair­
stealing extraordinary. The Plain­
Appropriation BeliiMMt.
3Ir. Schenck’s arrival from his em-
man of the State Central Committee.
dealer says: “The most remarkable bassadorial duties in England has re­
Owing to the lateness of our receiv­
The U. S. Senate, it will have been feature is that most all the sheep are
vived tin* rumors in Washington that
ing the news, we aro unable to say seen, has refused to make the Centen­
anything at length of the merits of the nial international. The Senate has marked and branded three or four he had been brought home to super­
ticket; but suffice it to say, It is a also refused to appropriate money for different ways, and could be easily sede Mr. Richardson in the Treasury
most excellent one, from Congressman the celebration, but an invitation is to identified. These gentlemen have Department, the financial policy of Mr.
offered $300 reward for the recovery of Richardson having strong opposition
down, and which should receive the be extended to the several States to the sheep and arrest of the guilty in Congress, anti provoking strong
support of every Democrat.
make contributions.
parties.”
efforts to procure his retirement.
Nearly every county in the State,
Offiriul Paper for Jarkson à Josephi»r (’oimlirs. in some precinct or other, says the
Plaindealer, has a call based upon the
EDITOR. Douglas County resolutions. It seems
CHARLES NICKELL,
almost cruel to prick this bubble, but
RATI’R DA Y
M AIU H 21, 1X74. as an independent Journal we are com­
pelled to state the facts. The Inde-
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. pend(>nt Taxpayers’ Convention, as it
was called, met at Roseburg, and nom­
I'or < \>nffress,
CEO. A. LA DoW,..................... “I I’matilla inated a full county ticket. The con­
vention was large and respectable, and
/•î/p f¡ort'rn^'f
of Marion having completed the object for which
I.. F. GKOV Ell........................
it met, adjourned. A few ambitious
E>r Secreta, <>f State,
individuals, headed by Binger Her­
X. F. CHADWICK......................... <’f Douglas
man, seconded by Mr. Dm ham, 1 ro>e-
/’>r State Treasurer,
cuting Attorney for the Fourth Dis­
A. IL BROWN..................................... of Baker
trict, who happened to be then* on
)’,r State Printer,
business, made the call w hich lias been
MART. V. BROWN............................. of Linn
so extensively circulated, The origi-
Etc SfowriHtendrut of Pubhc Instruct ton,
nal call for a county ticket was signed
E. J. DAWNE.................................... of Marion
by a large number of the tax-payers
signed
it if
who would never have s.^
................
First Jnilicinl District.
there had been any declaration that it
was intended to interfere with State
Abr Prostentnuj Attorney,
Those who signed the call
...of Jackson politics.
II. K. HANNA ...
for a State Convention will be com­
pelled to elect each other in order to
THE FIRST GUN!
make a full delegation. When this
meets may we be there to
New Hampshire Goes Democratic ’ convention
sec.
LEG A L AI ) VERT1SEMENTS.
THE
i
First Notice.
OLD AND RELIABLE HOUSE
,)F—
SACHS BROS.,
Have <>n hand and oiler for sale
C ovntv T reascuek ’ s O feu e ,
)
Jacksonville, Feb’y 2sth, IH74. ,
yrOTIt'E IS HEREBY GIVEN To 1*ER-
1N sons holding warrants drawn upon tli«>
County Treasurer that there are funds now
on hand applicable to the payment of the
following County Warrants, to-wit:
Numbers 37, 15«>, 150, 3(0, 243, 105, IJM,
• ¡1C, (¡.'HI, 2S2, 2s;’,, 59X, 3OX, 533, (¡72, (¡71, «¡75,
161, <>77, lisii, •i'll, 690, 6X7, 692, 693, 696, 706,
720.
Interest on the foregoing warrants will
not I m .‘ allowed after this date.
JOHN BILGER,
Treasurer of Jackson county.
February 2Sth, 1X74.
9tf.
Notice of Final Settlement.
The Largest and Best Assortment
—OF—
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
—t'SVAT.I.Y KEPT IN—
A First-Class Establishment !
In the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for Jackson County, sitting in Probate
March 3<1, 1X74.
In the matter of the Estate of Obadiah 1».
1 loxie, <leceas<‘d.
QI LAS J. DAY and ELIZA ANN HOXIE,
Executors of said Estate, having tiled in
said Court their final account for settlement,
and also praying for an order for setting the
time for hearing the same ; therefore notice
is hereby given that said final account will
lie heard and determined in said Court on
Tuesday, the 7th day of April, 1X74, at which
tinieali persons having any objections to
said final account and settlement must then
and there make the same.
Bv order of Hon. E. B. Watson, Judge of
said ('ourt.
1*. Bl NN, Clerk.
Marell 5th, 1X74.
10x13.
Notice of Final Settlement.
We flatter ourselves that a fourt«*en years
ex|M‘rienec has made us familiar with
THE WANT of THIS COMMUNITY.
WE KEEP
<;<>( )i>s,
—AT—
In the County Court of (lie State of Oregon,
for the County of Jackson. Sitting in
Probate February 25th, 1x74.
In the matter of the Estat«’ of John Tliur-
lier, Jr., «leceased.
TAMES HELMS, ADMINISTRATOR of
J said Estate, having tiled in said Court
his final aei'oiint for settlement and also
praving for an order for setting the time for
hearing the same ; therefore, notice is hereby
given that said final aeeonnt will lie heard
and determined in said Court on Tuesday,
the 7th day of April, 1X74, at which time all
jiersrms having any object ions to said final
aeeonnt and settlement must then and there
make the same.
Bv order of H<>n. E. B. Watson, Judge of
said ('ourt.
I». DUNN, Clerk.
February 2Xth, 1X74.
9x12.
PRICES !
REASONABLE
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for the County of Josephine.
Oscar O. Ganiard, Plaintiff,
vs.
• -" We invite all to call and examine our Charles Peterson and ('harlotte W. I’eterson,
Hoods and Prices, feeling assured that we
defendants.
will give entire satisfaction to A LL.
Suit to foreclosure a mortgage.
SACHS BROS.
To C,hartrn D’tcrxon and < ’harlotte IF. Drfer-
son. Dcfcndantx.
THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon: You are hereby re«, iti red to ap­
pear and answer th«* complaint fil«*«J against
von in the above entitle«! «-ause within ten
• lavs from the date of servi«*«* of this sum­
mons upon yon if serv«*! in Josephine coun­
tv, or if served in any other county in this
then within twenty days from th«»
P I’ I C I CS ♦ State,
I n
date of servi«*e; or if serv«sl upon you by
publication of summons, then by thesecon«l
Monday in April. 1X74.
AT—
And if von fail to appearand answer th«»
complaint as aliov«* r<*«|uire«L the Plaintiff
will apply t<< the Court for the relict deniand-
ASHLAND, OREGON.
«•<1. to-wit : For a <le«>r«*e against von for the
'•uni of two hundred dollars gold <*oin, with
interest thereon at on«' per «-»»nt.
month
from th«» 12th day of Novemlter, 1X72. and
costs and disbursements of suit ; ami for
J. M. McCALL <fc CO.
th«' fore«'Iosure anil sale of the mortgaged
premises described in I be complaint.
Published by an order of Hon. P. P. Prim,
Jiidireof said Court, mad«' on the 26th day
<>t February. 1X74.
KAHLER A WATSON,
Solicitors lbr Plaintiff.
Februarv 2sth. 1X74.
9x14.
.X'eic I’irin ! .X'eic Goods!
N
F
W
FANCY & STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
SELLING OFF!
READY-MADE
GENTLEMEN'S and BOYS’ CI.oTHING,
I’.EUiW—
BOOTS and SHOES.
CARPETS
AND
OIL-CLOTHS, COST
AND
FREIGHT ! !
Iron, Steel,
horse
SI It) ES
, 1 ND
AL 1 U.S,
GROCERIES,
—AT—
Kill .SKIES
HARD AND CROCKERY WARE.
Eh-., Etc.
Prices to Suit the Times
Granger. Stove & Hardware Store !
J N///..I A7>. OREGON.
WANTED.
Three Thousand Bushels of Wheat, in ex-
eliaiure lor goods. Highest prices paid, an«l
’•“« m K sold at Cash nites.
a ’ I leii.se give us a call and convince vonr-
s<‘lves-
[4-»tr.j
m <- call a <•<>.
NOTICE TO
School Directors, Teachers, Parents.
REPOSITORY
L’t»]; Tin? NEW SERIES OF SCHOOL
time at >kS Ut
prices tor a short
E. C. BROOKS*
vin a«’»< b’ B’0’* :,n'1 Jewelry Store, Ja«-kson-
Re-
o‘reb" ha,‘'following:
Re.uleis, spellers, Arithmetics. Al-ebras
• ram mars .Geographies. Physiologies. Phil
osophies, ( hemtstries. Histories, (ieome-
Dies, rngm.metrles. Treatin’ on Jk>tanv
h the 1 in.i
1 v“as " '«i’ h shouhl i><’.
in th^ hands of every \ oung America
3
mill notice .
AVE iVK.E Xow BLAKY to
grindi'ngon the nnh'inst'“1 "iH
] ) \ R LOR A N D COOK I NG STOV IN, from
1 $12 to $50 each.
Nails, 10 cents per pound.
Hor>e shot’s, 12 cents per |>ound.
Harrow teeth, 12 cents per ]M>und.
Novelty clothes wringers, $«>.00.
Hand-made horse sh«x’ nails, 40 cents per
pound.
And all Hardware at the same low figures,
for cash.
•
Tin, Sheet-Iron iiik I Copper work done to
order in a workman-like manner, at tho
lowest <nsh prices.
N. B.—All persons indebted tome by not«»
or account must come forward and settle by
the first of March next, or their Hc<*onnts
will be put in t he hands of an officer, with
10 per cent additional, for coll«»ction.
B. F. REESER.
Ashland Jan. 31st 1X74.
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This space is reserved for Ben Sachs’
New Advertisement. He is
selling goods at re­
receive
‘”"l|nenee
duced prices.
búX1,:;""xí;,r.íK™ii,,B',ui
eighth
................... .. Mills
DAVIS’ PRESS,
UOR HAY, COTTON OR WOOI
is No
LAGER, LAGER!
Ashland. Dee. 5th. 1s73.Sl',!"U,’
THE EAGI.E BREWERY.
85
«§20 ¡nr
«»»«•-i ;
nie ofpitlrer^.v . ‘■|ass,‘s ”1 working | h > o -
; “I'ül'1;.. . "">r"
». STINSON À Co., Portland, Me.
riMlE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTERER,
I has now on hand and is constantly man­
ufacturing t he best Lager Ik'cr in Southern
Oregon, which he will sell in quantities to
suit purchasers. Call and test the article.
29tf.
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