The Democratic times., May 30, 1874, Image 3

j LLKX. martin .
J. B. WHITE.
B adly S old .—A desperate attempt 1 S tate S enator .—This office is
Jackson County Platform.
F ire in H appy C amp —S upposed 1
was last week made by the “Hungry one of the most important to be filled Loss of L ife .—John C. Wood writes Adopted by the Democratic County Conven­
tion held in Jacksonville, May 16, 1674.
Brothers” to capture the Sentinel, j next Monday. The people of Jackson from Happy Camp this information :
SATURDAY,...................
We, the Democracy of Jackson County in
which came near succeeding. Mr. county should beware whom they elect. “On last Monday morning, at three
(Successors to James T. Glenn,)
Convention assembled, declare
o
’
clock,
the
store
of
II.
Gasquet
(who
Kelly
bad
gone
off
on
business
at
a
We
have
a
large
interest
at
stake
in
I
1. That we endorse the platform adopted
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
convenient distance, and these politi­ the action of the coming Legislature, I every now and then used to run a by tiie Democratic State Convention held at
DEALERS IN
Geo. P. Rowell A Co....... ............... New York.
Albany on March 18th, 1874, and pledge
mule
train
to
this
place,)
at
Happy
»
cians
took
hold
of
matters
with
a
ven
­
and
it
¡.^all-important
to
have
a
good
ourselves to make everv honest effort to
S. M. Pettingill «t Co...... . ............. New. York.
i
1 . P. Fisher,......................... ....... Siili
elect
the
nominees
of
said
Convention.
geance. They ousted Mr. Lewis, who man in the Senate. It is with Camp was discovered to be in flames.
2* We are opposed to the State purchasing
Thon. Bovec..................... ......... Siili Kr:iiiuÌHi,o
Ihm. L. Green................. .1
ino <
v was acting as temjHirary editor, and pleasure we refer to John S. Herrin, Mr. M. O’Meara, the well-known busi­ or leasing the Canal and Locks at Oregon
and do hereby instruct our nominees
deployed W. M. Turner as chief the Democratic candidate, Ilis his- ness manager and clerk of Mr. Gasquet, City,
for Senator and Representatives to u ork and
CALIFORNIA STREET,
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
editor, with Judge Watson and oth­ tory is the history of the county, is missing, and may have perished in vote against every measure tending to
the present legal status ot said
the fllines.” This is all the informa­ change
Canal and Lock Company’ with tiie State of
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
M. E. C hurch .—Religious services every ers as associates, to fill the sheet with having resided here upwards of twenty
Sunday, at the usual hours, by the Rever­ heavy articles that would at once an­ years. A more competent and honest tion we have in the matter up to the Oregon.
3. We are in favor of a reduction of the
ends J. W. Stahl, N. A. Starr and M. A.
nihilate the Democratic and Republi­ man could not be found. The people I time of going to press. The Crescent existing fee bill, and do hereby instruct our
Williams, alternately.
Senator and Representatives to vote for the
(’ athoi .1 v (Tii'itcif.—Divine Services ev­ can parties. Great was their anticipa­ can rely on their interests being well City Courier says that many people repeal of said bill, and enact one that will
LOW PRICES WILL WIN I
ery Sunday, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa­ tions. Langell and Watson, their cared for in his election.
I entertain the idea that O’Meara, who allow a just compensation for the services
ther Blanchett.
Can its much be said in favor of the is well known as a straight-forward performed.
4. We are in favor of the State assuming
M. E. Scx day S chool —Regular meetings speakers, we learn, even waited for it
tiie
debt incurred in tiie late Modoc War,
every Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
and
upright
man,
has
been
murdered,
some time, so that they could draw it other candidates ? We fear not. Al­
C atholic &rXl»AY
M unday S chool — Regular on their opponents at Sam’s Valley. though Mr. Buick may have the requi­ and that the fire was set to cover up and that our brave and gallant Volunteers
HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAff-
who left their homes in the dead of winter
meeting« every Sunday afternoon, at
ure'in notifying their friend and th«
protect our frontier, be allowe«! the full
o’clock.
public generally*that they are now receiving
But, alas ! “th«' best laid plans of men site qualifications, his usefulness would the crime. Although Mr. O’Meara to
amount promised them by the State author­ and opening a very large and oxtensive
and mice gang aft aglee.” It happened be greatly impaired by his not being made it a custom not to keep much ities.
stock of
N EXT
We hereby tender our sincere thanks to
that the Republicans had heard of the familiar with our wants, on account money or dust in the house, it is ru­ General
Davis, Wheat«»», and the officers
T hanks .—Madame Holt has our arrangement, and they swore some­ of his short residence among us. The mored that one of the large mining engaged in the late Modoc War, for their
STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
and energetic conduct in suppress­
thanks for a bountiful supply of excel thing must lx done. Mrs. Dowell, same Is substantially the case with Mr. companies there had deposited several prompt
ing hostilities, and for the many’ courtesies
to our Volunteers in tiie field. We
lent cake.
the wife of the proprietor, was inform­ Fountain. He is doubtless a good thousand/dollars in the house the day shown
Ready-Made Clothing,
are also under many’ obligations to our gal­
man,
but
he
sadly
lacks
the
ability
for
before,
and
the
knowledge
of
this
may
lant
officers
ami
Volunteers
for
their
brave
ed
<»f
the
matter,
and
she
ordered
the
C ounty C ourt .—The June term of
I
patriotic conduct during the late Modoc
have tempted the cupidity of some and
the County Court will commence next incendiary articles to be inconti­ this inqM>rtant office.
War ; and we hereby tender them our grate­ AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
We candidly believe that the people scoundrel to commit robbery and mur- ful thanks for their well timed services, and z
nently thrown out. Upon the ap­
Monday, June 1st.
assure them that their conduct will ever I
pearance of the Sentinel on Satur- ' cannot do better than to elect John S. der.
i remain green in our memories.
Hats and Caps,
T he office of Treasurer .is always <lay, great was the rage of the “Hun- Herrin.
Itaugerous .Hissite« for Themselvea.
F alse .—The Sentinel in an arti-
be*t in the hands of a thorough busi­ *rrv Brothers.” We verilv believe
California & Salem Cloths and Blankets,
L angell , the Pizzarinktum candi­ cle, evidently intended for the I’iz-
ness man. Consequently vote for K. that they could have bitten a ten-penny
Are not our Republican opponents
date for Treasurer, when asked about zarinktuin Sentinel, refreshes its read­
Rubli, who is such.
boots and shoes ,
nail into. They had expected so liis voting for the present high fee bill
on the stump in the county using
ers with the assertion that Henry
.W idest .—Percy McKenzie, son much, and were so gloriously bilked. in the last Legislature, says he didn’t Klippel draws his per diem as Capi­ dangerous missies against their own
Ladies’, Mitri and Children’» Short.
of Sheriff McKenzie, aged agent five .Mrs. Dowell’s friends shortly after­ read the bill before noting on it. Mr. tol Commissioner while at home. Any- cause, when they refer to the bill in­
years, was this week run over by a wards serenaded her, in honor of her Langell could hardly gull*a pack of Ixidy with half sense ought to know trodueed in the last Legislature to
tram and severely hurt. We are acthm in the matter. It is hardly fool- with this twaddle, and his at­ that he receives pay only while on make the State pay $600,000 for a ten
pleased to learn that his injuries are necessary to add that the coast was clear tempt to hoodwink the intelligent peo­ duty at his post. If the former was the years’ lease of the locks ht Ore, ■gon
We have nl»<o in connpp’ion wl«h the above
City ? Are they not aware that bill a very large and fine stock of choice
( of “Hungry Brother.-” that evening. ple of Jackson county in this manner
not fatal and that he is doing well.
case, the whole appropriation would be
was introduced by Ben Simpson, a
is
preposterou-ly
absurd.
Everybixly
drawn for Commissioners’ pay. As
I n -
of J uly .—The meeting
knows that one of the first processes regards his interest in the election of rabid Republican, now Mitchipple’s GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS-
to I h > held at the Court
WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
a bill passes through is to be printed, the Democratic ticket, all true Demo- Surveyor-General, into a House of
Wednesday Tor making ed May 25th, says : We have just
Representatives having fifteen Repub­
PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN­
received the following from Camp and a copy laid before each member. cratic cherish the same feeling Mr. lican majority, and passed there ?
DOW GLASS, CAST AND
Warner, Or., dated May 11th : The The lines are even nunihered, so that Klippel does, The slur of his wanting That Rufus Mallory, U. S. District
STEEL PLOWS, WOOD­
settlers in Warner Lake Valley, near if a member wishes to amend anything a delegation to the Legislature he Attorney, then Speaker of the House,
Camp Warner, are in a state of excite­ he can do so with ease. We hardly could use is as fal.-e as it is unwar- voted for kt ? That it passed that
EN AND WILLOW
think
the
lalxirs
of
introducing
a
bill
ranted.
We
would
have
the
opposi-
ment, owing to a threatened Sutbreak
WARE, ETC.
bo«ly by Republican votes ? And fur­
to
amend
the
charter
of
Jacksonville
know
tion
that
Messrs.
Plymale,
of Indian- belonging to Ochco’s band.
ther, it has been proven that Dick
The inhabitants of the valley have and lew other trifles occupied Mr. Van Riper and Wright are honest, ca­ Williams, II. W. Scott and other
been notified to leave, and a numlxr Langell’s attention so that he could pable and incorruptible men.
Republican lights, lobbied for this bill,
Wo are now ready to sell anything in onr
of families are seeking protection from not read the fee bill. Ilis evasion of
line
at lowest cash price«. Persons wishing
1
and alto-
T he C anvass .—The County Can­ which is not denied by them. As a •o buy good« will find it greatly «o their ad­
the military authorities at Camp War­ the fact is very transparent
it
vantage to examine onr stock liefere pur­
vass will close to-night by a discus­ further proof of the hostility of Demo­ chasing
ner. A messenger from Ocheo’s has gether “too thin.
elsewhere, as we are determined not
crats to this and other schemes to rob
sion
between
the
speakers
of
the
vari
­
to
t>e
undersold
by any house in Jackson
gone through to Stein’s Mountain to
the State, read the Democratic-plat- county.
P roposals .-—L. S. Dyar, U. S. In­
ous
parties
in
Jacksonville.
The
can
­
form on our last page. This attempt
incite the Indians in that section to dian Agent at Klamath Agency, ad­
vass
has
been
a
pleasant
one,
and
a
to fasten this and other R idical
aid him. All the friendly Indians who vertises in the Sentinel for sealed pro­
pa-sod the Winter hunting and in the posals until June 15th, to furnish from good attendance greeted the speakers schemes on the Democracy is rather
Tiff-Give its a call, and »hen iud<re for
thin.
votimeli as to our cr»r>««’’’ v «n fiirnbh «rond«
employ ot ranchmen in the valley, 160 to 260 milch cows, well broken, at. every place. Henry’ Klippel, W.
as above.
WII ITE AMAP'H'N.
R oll OF H onor .—Following are
have suddenly disappeared, and serious under 7 years of age, with calf by the J. Plymale and J. S. Herrin represent­
29tf.
the
Democratic
side,
and
did
good
ed
of
scholars
di'tingui-hed
the
names
trouble is anticipated. The garrison side; 16 good yearling bulls, at lea-t
1874.
of Camp Warner consists of one small one-half Durham cross ; one Taylor’s work for the cause. From all parts of for excellent lessons ami de|M>rtment, 1840.
PAIN-KILLER!
company of foot troops, and is power­ sulkey rake, largest size; one No. 2 the county we hear of the satisfaction with the average number of credits
given
by
’
the
nominations,
and
the
THE OREAT
received by each, while attending
less to render assistance, except to Sprague’s mowing machine; four dozen
S peaking T o -N igiit . — Messrs. settlers who remove with their fami­
desire to have Jac ¿son county’ under school in Meadows District No. 36,
scythes and snaths ; four dozen hand
Family Medicine of the Age'
Henry Klippel, W. J. Plymale, U. B. lies to the vicinity of the post.
Democratic rule once more, The pros- during the month ending May 15th,
rakes
anil
four
scythe
stones,
the
farm
­
Taken Internally It Cure«
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Watson, (’. Svhieffelin, and other
pert for a good Democratic niajority 1874 :
ing
tools
to
lx
delivered
July
loth.
No
T he E ntertainment .—Veit’- Hall
Chof^ra, Diarrhea, Cramp and
speiikvrs of all parties, will address
never was better.
Standard,
166
;
lowest,
80.
Pun
in
the Stomach, Bou:el Compfaivts, Prin­
inferior
cattle
or
tools
will
lx
accepted.
the citizens of Jacksonville on the was filled last Saturday evening to
ters' Colic, Liver Comp''tint, Dyxpcjnria, Indi-,
Miss Ella M«irrison, 93 ; Miss .Mary grstion.
Bid-to be made for legal tenders, pay­
Sore Throat, Sudden Colds,
~ ‘ ‘ Coughs,
~
witness
the
closing'of
the
series
of
the
B
e
at
tiie
P
olls
.
—
It
is
the
duty
|«>litical issues of the day this (Satur­
«Jte.,
Ac.
Dixon,
91
;
Miss
Helen
Mitchell,
91
;
able in checks on First National Bank, of every Democr.it to vote. Make it
day) evening. Thespeaking will com­ entertainments given by the Inde­
Used Externally, It Cures
of Portland, Ogn., one-half to be paid an object to go to the polls yourself and Miss Lizzie Morrison, 91 ; Miss Ellen
pendent
Literary
Sxiety.
The
drama
mence at about seven o’clix’k. Let
Bods, felon». Cut», Bmiae», Bu>-nx. Sal'’»,
on delivery, and the other half on ap­ see that your neighlwir goes aHo. Vote (’lark, 96; Miss Olive Clark, 90; Mis> O-d
in
five
acts,
entitled
“
The
Hidden
Sfoains, Toothache, pin in the
everybody turn out and hear them.
Mantie Dixon, 89 ; Miss Elva Morri- Face. Sores,
Nenralrpa, Rheumatism. Frosted led,
Hand,” was presented, and acted well. proval of contract at Washington. The the straight Democratic ticket and son, 82 ; Daniel Reynolds, 91 ; John Ac.,
Ac.,
A nniversary B all The ball It is a very difficult piece to play, and exact number of cattle to be furnished then you will have a clear conscience Dixon, 85 ; Edward Dixon, 84 ; Riley
PAIN-EILLEB
given by Jacksonville Stamm No. 148, eonsiflering that the Sixiety has been is to lx decided at time of opening and the proud satisfaction that you Morri-on, 82;
upon the patient when taken infernally, Jn
U. O. R. M., was a very successful given but little time to prepare for it. bids, and the jxwer to reject all bids have done your duty.
case ot Cold. Coueh, Bowel Complaint,
I t is now a common street runior Cholera. Dy-en«ery. and other »61 inions of
affair. A large attendance was pres­ it went off finely. The entertainment retained.
tlie system, has been truly wonderful, and
ent, and everything passed off pleasant­ was inter-per>ed with a variety of
II. K. H anna , candidate for Prose, that a certain person offered another lias won lor it a name among medical prep­
U nmitigated C heek —The “Hun­
that «-an never
foigotten. Its
ly. The music by the Jacksonville songs, tableaux,etc., which contributed
cuting Attorney, has once before held $5.00 to vote for Dunn and Langell, are'ions
success in removing pain, a« an external
gry Brother-” calling upon the people
String Band, under the leadership of much to the evening’s enjoyment. The
the position, and is in every way capa­ Pizzarinktum candidates for Clerk and remedy, in «-a-es of Bums, Brui-es. Seres,
to assist them in “rescuing” the
Sprains, Cu«« Stings ot Insect«, and other
Prof. John Dick, was excellent, and efforts of thfc Sixiety have been very
ble for the office. The promptness and Treasurer. This rumor is disputed oanses of suffering, has secured for it such
offices from the clutches of biennial
the sup|»er given by Madame Holl successful, both pecuniarily and other­
ability with which he performed his with vehemence by the gentleman a host of testimony, a- an infallible remedy,
that it will be handed down to posterity ««
office-hunters, when the fact is that a
could not lx* beat.
wise, and the mere announcement of more rapacious set of men for the offi­ duties are prominent features of the accused of the corruption. We are one of the grea’est me<li<»l discoveries of thy
benefit to accrue to this district in liis consequently not prepare«! to pass up­ nineteenth century.
entertainments by it in the future is ces than these same “Hungry
Broth
­
D emocrats should lx*ware of roor- a guarantee of their complete success.
on this matter. We trust it is un­
Th. Pain.KiUM*
election.
This
ers
”
never
existed,
whole
founded, as we are aver-e to seeing the derives much of it« popularity from the sim­
l«acks. When persons become so verv
L« k al B revities .—An Indian out­ movement is nothing less than a
A n opponent to II. K. Hanna. Esq., ¡•oliticsof Jacksotfcounty corrupted in plicity attending its use. which gives it a
hungry for office they are also very un­
a peculiar value in a family. The various
principled, and it is difficult to imag­ break is feared at Camp Warner, and league of disappointed office-seekers for Prosecuting Attorney, has* nnally this manner.
diseases which maybe reached by it, and in
their
incipient stages eradicated, are among
still
the
Government
intends
remov
­
and
dictators
for
capturing
the
offices.
been
marshaled
out
by
the
Pizzarink-
T
he
Ring
which
controls
the
des
­
ine what they wont say or do. Hence
those which are peculiarly fatal if suffered to
we may expect to hear some enormous ing the garrison from there, to gratify The assertion that it is for the benefit tums, in the person of II. Kelly. We tinies of the “Hungry Brothers’’ have run ; but the curative magic of this prepara­
of the people is as cheeky as it is ab- sincerely condole with Mr. Kelly over placed R. Benedict on their ticket for tion at once disarms them of their terrors.
lies and slanders spread broadcast over California s|xxulators.
In all respects it fulfills the conditions of a
Rememlxr the discussion to-night. surd.
his sacrifice, for he will certainly never Commissioner, rice C. Schieffelin with­ popular medicine.
the county against the Democratic
Be sure you «■all for and get the genuine
Louis Ilulxrt has his sprinkling
ticket, ax that is the only one the op­
F rom C rescent C ity . —A corre- get near enough to Mr. Hanna to be drawn, and E. K. Anderson for Rep­ Pain-Killer, as many worthless nostrums
are attempted to be sold on the great repu­
resentative, vice B. F. Myer.
position have any fear of. Again cart out again, keeping the streets in <pendent from Crescent City, under dangerous.
tation of this valuable medicine.
good condition.
Directions accompany each bottle.
we say, beware of roorbacks .’
date
of
May
23d,
says
:
D
r
.
I
nlow
will
next
Tuesday
hold
J.
W.
M
anning
,
candidate
for
------------- <
Times are beginning to look lively again. Sheriff, is one of the be«t men before an inquest over the Pizzarinktum and S. E. WATT.
D isapproval —By resolution, Ash­ Three
CHAS. K. KLIM.
sailing vessels and one steamer came
I mportant T ransaction . — We
into port vestertlay. and a «lead Chinaman the pixple for election. He is eminent­ Repul 4 ¡can carcasses in the most ap­
WATT & KLÜM,
learn that Messrs. Goodchild anil land Lodge, L O. G. T., disapproved came
ashore on the I »each below town. It
proved
style.
A
vote
for
him
wont
be
ly
capable
to
fill
the
requirements
of
of
the
action
taken
in
the
Temperance
has been raining for three days.
Marshall, two gentlemen from the
Saidle &, Hamess Manufacturers,
We are to have a town election for liipior the office, while his integrity will not lost.
Convention
by
nominating
men
for
Willamette, have lieen negotiating
lw-ense or no license, under the loinl option
ASHULITO, OREGON.
law. The tight*will lx dose ; at least doser lx questioned. A vote for him will
for the Rogue River Woolen Mills at offfre, who are not strictly temperate. than
V
ote
tor
J.
II.
Stinson
and
A.
M.
Tolman will get to Grover next Mon­
anufacture and import con -
Ashland. We al»«» learn that the ne­ This is a direct disapproval of the day. I did think that Tolman had l»etter never be amiss.
Asbury tor Justice of the Peace and
cord Team, Buggy and Plow Harness,
sense
than
to
Is-
sold
so
cheap
by
his
party.
Boston
Team Collar«, Concord. Team and
gotiations had closed, and that the mill nomination of Tolman by that ( onven- He will find old Democratic hides harder to
M r . M c D aniel , whoha«just arrived Constable. They will make g*xxl Buggv Collars. Men’s. Bovs’, and Side Sad­
tion,
although
made
in
an
indirect
tan
than
a
coon-skin.
would l»e running about August 1st.
dles, bridles, Cinchas and Stirrup«, Whips,
from east of the mountains, brings en­ officers.
-
-
-
Curry-combs,
Lashes. Spun», Collar Pads,
man
ner.
We trust it is true, for this industry
T he “Hungry Brothers” are en­ couraging news. The Democracy
and everything u-ually kept in a well regu-
MARRIED.
la’ed harness establishment.
in our midst would be of much bene­
R aces .—The Spring races com­ deavoring to raise a point by asserting are united on the excellent ticket put
SPENCER
—-CASEY—At the residence of the
We are using Kerby’s Genuine Santa Crua
fit to all ; it certainly can be of no menced at Bybee’s track yesterday. there is a collusion between the Dem­ out, ami will give it a hearty support
bride’s father. Mav 27th, 1874, by E. I»e- leather, and guarantee Satisfaction to our
IVatt, J. P., David C. Sf^nwr to Miss Ella Customers.
harm.
The attendance was fair. An attract­ ocracy and Republicans. This is A large majority is promised for the
Casev—all of Jack-on Co.
ALL CHEAP FOR CASH.
P ersonal —Major James T. Glenn ive programme is presented for to-day. maliciously false, and the authors straight Dem«x*ratic ticket
Repairing neatly and quickly done.
LAGER, LAGER!
returned to Jacksonville last Wednes­ We will next week give a full report know it to be so. The Democratic i I f you wish the office of County
Please give us » call.
<Stf.
ticket is running on its own merits
day from quite a lengthy -visit to Mis­ of them.
Clerk placed in safe hands ; if you
souri. lie looks hale and hearty.
T he Republican Convention refused and will be elected on such, the Piz­ wish to aid a poor but honest man,
THE EAGLE BREWERY.
zarink
turns
to
the
contrary
notwith
­
John A. Boyer returned from Port­ to endorse Mr. Kelly for District At­
vote for E. D. Foudray. He will not
land this week, where he has been in torney, hut we see that he has been standing.
betray ihe trust you repose in him.
he proprietor , jos . wetterer .
attendance on the Grand Lodge of Old indorsed by some of the “Hungry
has now on hand and inconstantly man­
II. C. F leming for School Super­
ufacturing
the best I-ager Beer in Southern
B
etter
nominees
for
the
Legisla
­
Fellows.
Brothers” in a can! in the Sentinel.
intendent is a professional teacher,
Oregon, which he will «elT in quantities to Thin «pace is reserved for JOHN A. BOYER,
who will «hortl v open out a com pie*• and
Wex Manning has recovered suf­
whose ability is spoken highly of by ture never w’ere presented than W. suit purchasers. Call and test the article.
superior stock of General Merchan­
29tf.
W ho doubts but that Hon. E. C.
ficiently to l>e about again, which his
J. Plymale, G. B. Van Riper and Thos.
dise, etc., in Linn’« Brick Build­
all.
He
will
be
an
honor
to
the
position
;
Mason
will
be
elected
Surveyor.
Mr.
ing, Cat 8u, Jacksonville.
many friends are glad to see.
Wright They are in every’ way ca­ TO HOLDERS OF COUNTY ORDERS.
consequently he should be elected.
Mason
made
an
enviable
reputation
Dr. 8. F. Chapin, formerly of this
pable, and will do our county ample 4 LL PERSONS HOLDING JOSEPn-
in
the
last
Legislature,
and
everybody
2x ine County, Oregon, orders, are hereby
Low*
taxes
and
economy
in
county
place, but now of Seattle, is in town.
justice in the Legislative halls.
no ified to prewent the same for payment.
has confidence in him.
affiiirs are to be gained by voting for
Asher F. Wall, of Eugene City,
Ni int rest will be allowed on County Or­
ders af er thia date, until furtberjaotl.ee.
D
on
'
t
trade
your
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