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THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES^ iBmorratic Piffles. | 6L .J : Official Paper fcr Jackson & Josephine Published Every Friday Morning —BY— | P. D. HULL &. CHAS. NICKELL. Publisher* and Proprietor*. | OFFICE—On Oregon Street, in Orth’* Brick ; Building. ! Rate* of Subscription : JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1874. One copy, per annum,............................. $3.00 “ six months................................... 2.< m > 1 “ three months............................ 1.00 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. PROF ESS I ( )N AL ( ’ A R DS. STATE OF OREGON. Dr. L. D ANFORTH. <» It EUO N I. E« IS DAT I' It K. F riday , Sept. 18th. Governor....................................... L. F. Grover SENATE. PHYSICIAN AND Sl’RGEON, Secretary of State.................. S. F. Chadwick After opening, the President an Treasurer.................................... I.. Flefschncr State Printer......................... ..Eugene Semple Has removed to Jacksonville, and tenders nounced the Standing Committees, as his professional services to the public. first judicial district . office on California street, adjoining Ca follows : Circuit Judge................................... P. P. Prim ton’* shoe-shop. Resilience on Third street, Judiciary— Van Cleave, Dolph, \\ at- District Attorney,..................... II. K. Hanna opposite an<i west ot the M. L. (. hurcli. son, Haley, Bristow. JI7n/x and Means— Clark, Ilirsch, H. K. HANNA. County Judge,........................... E. B. Watson Townsend. .’««•» (John O’Brien, < ounty Commissioners j Hurston Atlornry-iit-Law and Notary Public, Elections— Tolen, Goodman, Engle. Sheriff,.......................................I. W. Manning Claims— Ilnley, Cornelius, Wisdom. Jacksonville, Oregon, Clerk............................... .... E. D. Foudrnv ( Corporations— Brady, Wisdom, Web Trexsunr,........ .. ........... .................... K. Kubli ! ......... \V. A . Childers , Will practice in all the Courts of the State. ASuosonr.......................... ster. Prompt attention given to all business left S<-hool Superintendent, .......... IL C. Fleming Count its— Herrin, Clark. Barnes. 29tf. Survivor ............. ........... E. C. Mason • in iny care. Military — Savage, Herrin, Cornelius. ............... IL T. Tnlow ( ’ornnor ................. (’. W. KAHLER. E. R. WATSON. Official Paper................. D emocratic T imes Commerce — Townsend, Webster, Jewell. JOSEPHINE county . KAHLER & WATSON, Education— Bristow, Myers, Wis Ooiiiifv .Tiidtro................ .......... M. F. Baldwin ' Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law, ( S. Messender. | dom. < 'ounty < 'oniinissioners, ...... I James Neelv. ; Engrossed Hills— Myers, Owens, Jacksonville, Oregon, Sheriff............................. ........... Dan. L. Green Hanna. .Cha*, lliiirhes Clerk. . .................... Enrolled Hills— Clark, Lee, Offield. Trea«iirer....................... .............Wm. Naueke Will practice in the Supreme, District and Assessor........................................ John Howell other ('ourts of this State. Roads and Highways— Munkers, School Superintendent,............ B. F. Sloan Office in the building formerly occupied Surveyor,..................................W. N. Sanders by O. Jacobs, opposite Court House. 29tf. Witham, Smith. Public Lands— Bristow, Crystal, Coroner..................................... Geo. E. Briggs Official Paper,.................. D emocratic T imes J. A. CALLENDER, M. 1». | A. C. MATTHIAS, M. D. Richardson. COURT SITTINGS. Federal Relations— Barnes, Dolph, CALLENDER & MATTHIAS, I Oflield. Jackson C-ninbi.— Circuit Court, second Physicians & Surgeons. Monday in February. Juno and November. Mining— Tolen, Hanna, Goodman. County Court, first Monday in each month. Printing — Van Cleave, Watson, Jew JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. Josephine Countii.— Circuit Court, second ell. Monday in April and fourth Monday in Or- i Railroads— Myers, Bristow, Van tnber. Conntv Court, first Monday in Jan uary, April. July and October. Cleave. Having formed a co-partnership for the JACKSONVII.I.E PRUClNlT. practice of our profession, we offer our ser Public Puddings— Watson, Richard Justice of the Peace.................... T. IL Stinson vices to the public. son, Owens. "•C*office on California Street, opposite Constable.................................. A. M. Asbury I ’ nion Livery Stable. Mrs. Dr. M. A. Thompson of Port TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE. land being present and desirous of ( C. C. Bookman, Pres’t, Dr. J. C. BELT, I Sol. Sachs, ' presenting a petition praying for the rrn*tees,................. •' John Bilger. passage of a local option law, was on PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, I Henry Judge, motion flf Watson invited to a seat i K. Kubli. Jacksonville. Oregon. within the bar. Recorder...................................... U. S. TTavden Treasurer...................................... ITenrv Pape The memorial was on motion laid Marshal,....................................... Fred. Grob upon the table for the present time. Street Commissioner............... Peter Boschey Having located in the town of Jacksonville, Dolph introduced S. J. R. No. 3, for the pur|>ose of practicing Surgery and other branches of his profession, respect providing for the appointment of a SOCIETY NOTICES. fully asks a portion of the public patron committee to examine and report upon age. Office—Second door north of the V. Penitentiary accounts and affairs. 48tf. >. Jarksonvillf LoikrNo. P. I.O.O.F., s. Hotel. Adopted, and Dolph and Clark appoint Hold* it* regular meeting* every Saturday eveningat the Odd Fel ed as such Committee. low's Hall. Brothers in good standing are ST. MARY’S ACADEMY. Lee introduced S. J. R. No. 4$ pro invited to attend. viding for the appointment of a joint T. T. MCKENZIE, N. G. CONDUCTED BY committee to visit the Insane Asylum, J ohn BlIJIF.n. Bee. Scc’v. John A. Boyer, Isaac Sachs. Kaspar Ku THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES, and report on the feasibility of the bli, Trustees. State having charge of the institution. Adopted, and Lee, Jewell and Haley Jntksonvillr Stamm No. IIS F. 0. R. M., rnilE SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF THIS appointed as such Committee. Hold* it.* regular meetings every Thursday 1 school will commence about the middle Bristow introduced S. B. No. 4, An evening at the <><!<! Fellows’ Hall. Brothers of August, and is divided in four sessions, of eleven weeks each. The following are the Act to create salaries for the Sheriffs in good standing are invited to attend. terms: BEN SACHS, O. C. and Clerks of counties. A. B ohn , H. S. Board and tuition, per term.................. $10.00 Dolph introduced S. B. No. 5, pro Trustees—Herman v. Helms, Bi n Sachs, Bed and Bedding..................................... 4.00 Max Muller. Drawing and painting............................. 8.00 viding for the protection of salmon. l’iano,............................................................ 15.00 Mvers introduced S. B. No. 6, to Orrfonian Pocahontas Tribe No. 1. Im- Entrance fee, only once,....................... 5.00 amend An Act relating to fees of offi proved order of Red Men. holds its cers. SELECT DAY SCHOOL. stated council* at the Red Men s Owens introduced S. B. No. 7, to Hall the third sun in everv seven suns, in Primary, per term,.................................. $ 0.00 the eighth run. A cordial invitation to all Junior, amend An Act providing aid in build “ ................................... 8.00 brothers in good standing. Senior, “ ................................... 10.00 ing a bridge across the Umpqua. A. P. OWEN. S. Pupils are received at any time, ami their Dolph introduced a bill to amend An C. W. S avage , C. of R. terms will l»e counted from the day of their Act providing for a code of civil proced entrance. For further particulars apply at ure. the Academy. 21»tf. Orrson Division No. 1. Engle introduced a bill appropriat Son* and Daughters of Temperance, meets ing the sum of .$6,000 for the purpose on Tuesday evening of each week in the GRANGERS. Odd Fellows’ Haji. Brothers and sisters in of covering the walls of the State Cap good standing are invited to attend. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY! itol building. ANNA DOWELL, W. P. Owens introduced a bill to repeal J. R. W ade , R. S, An Act providing for the payment of I CAN FURNISH the traveling expenses of Supreme M’arrtn Loiter No. 10, A. F. k A. M.. I Judges. Holds its regular communications / nf \ on the Wednesday evenings or pre First-Class WATER PIPE, Townsend introduced a bill amend ceding the fnll moon, in Jacksonville, Ore ing An Act providing for the protec gon. T. G. REAMES, W. M. Cheaper and More Durable tion of game and fish. M ax M ullf . r , Sec’y. —THAN— Watson introduced a bill to regulate rates of interest on money, and pre Knth Rfbrknh Brnrr Lodfp No. I. I. 0. 0. F., Wood, Iron, Lead, or any other Material. vent and punish usury. Hdids Its regular meetings on every other JACKSON COUNTY. I Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Memliers in good standing are invited to attend. N. FISHER, N. G. J ane K ubli , R. S. ANY SIZE FURNISHED. HOUSE. Mayes introduced a bill regulating fees of officers. Send vmr orders to Stump introduced a bill to repeal JOSIAH HANNAH, Or A lf . x . M artin , Agent, Jacksonville. Jnrkwnvillr Tnrnvrrrin No. 1, An Act creating the office of Private Holds its regular meetings at Turnverein Secretary to the Governor. Hal! «very Monday evening. Regular Ex Chambers introduced a bill to repeal GEORGE SCHUMPF, ercising everv Monday and Thursday eve j An Act granting Judges of the Su nings. CHAS. NICKELL, President. preme Court traveling and incidential E d . H orne , Secretary. BARBER, expenses. Mayes introduced a bill supplemen IWnFINDINT LITERARY SOCIETY, CALIFORNIA STREET, Jacksan ville. tary to An Act aiding the Dalles and Holds Its regular meetings at the District Sandy Wagon Road. School House everv Friday evening. A l . CARDWELL, President. Galloway introduced a bill to pro S opiiib N ickell , Sw'y, air cutting , shaving , sham - mote the study of anatomy. pooing and ladies' hair cutting done in | Stump introduced a bill to repeal first-class style. An A< t providing for clerical aid in The City Brewery, DANDRUFF LOTION, the office of Secretary of State, approv —BY— ed in 1870. An entirely new discovery for cleansing the scalp and restoring the hair to its natu Gilbert introduced a joint resolution VEIT SCHUTZ. ral vigor. Price. $1.00 per bottle. appropriating $6,000 to level and cover RAZORS CAREFULLY PUT IN ORDER. the walls of the new State Capitol -»JR. SCHUTZ RESPECTFULLY IN-j building, which was on motion referr J»I forms the citizens of Jacksonville and ed to a special committee. «orMdntlkig country that ho is now manu EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS, facturing, and will constantly keep on hand Wright of Union, introduced a joint the very best of I^ger Beer. Those wishing C alifornia S treet , I resolution appointing a joint committee a cool glas» of beer should give me a call. ! from the House and Senate to visit John Noland, - - - - Proprietor. , the Insane Asylum and report as to fl. E. WATT. CHAS. K. KLUM. ! ; the propriety of taking the Insane one bitt the choicest and best building and Asylum, and to receive WATT êl KLUM, Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars . bids for caring for them ; which was, kept. on motion, adopted, and Wright, of Saddle A Hamess Manufacturers, DRINKS, 124 CENTS. Union, Ledgerwood and Cranston ap AtmT.ATTD. OREGON. NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t I pointed as said committee. pay. Families needing anything in my line -If ANUFACTURE AND IMPORT CON- I I H N jll cord Team, Buggy and Plow Harness Boston Team Collars, Concord, Team and B bmv CoHajs, Men’s, Boys’, and Side Sad- dies, ^riffles, Clnchas and Stirrups, Whips, Curry-combs, Lashes, Spurs, Collar Pads, and everything usually kept in a well regu lated harness establishment. We are using Kerby’s Genuine Santa Cruz Leather, and guarantee Satisfaction to our Customers. . ir-t CHEAP FOR CAML Repairing neatly and quickly done. pica.se give us a call. 4etf. can always be supplied with the purest and I best to be found on the Coast. Give me a 29tf. . call, and you will be well satisfied. — M onday , Sept. 21st. SENATE. The President announced the names of Senators Hannah and Brady as the LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE members on the part of the Senate to undersigned are requested to come for i examine the books of the late State ward and settle. Those who have not the ready cash can settle in lumber, wood, hay Treasurer. or grain. I wish to live ami let live. So Bristow, from the Committee on take warning, as others are »»ellcr collectors Education, rejjorted l»ack bill amend- than myself? J. <’. BELT, M, D. ing An Act establishing a uniform Jacksonville. Sept. 1,1874. NOTICE. A course of education in our public schools, with certain amendments. Re port adopted. Townsend presented a resolution calling for the appointment of a com mittee of three on Retrenchment and Reform, to enquire into the expendi tures of State and county officers. Adopted, and Townsend, Engle and Owens appointed as such Committee. Van Cleave introduced a bill to amend section 11, chapter 27 of the general laws. Bristow introduced S. B. No. 14, to amend An Act to create, organize and locate a State University ; S. B. No. 15, An Act to abolish the Grand Jury system ; S. B. No. 16, An Act repeal ing An Act providing for the protec tion of game and fish; S. B. No. 17, An Act repealing An Act providing for a State Board of Equalization. Herrin introduced a bill for An Act providing for the payment of the Mo doc war claims. Watson introduced a bill amending An Act providing for a code of civil procedure; also a bill repealing An Act creating the office of State Geolo gist. Webster introduced a bill repealing An Act providing for the office of Register of State Lands for the La Grande District. Owens introduced a bill amending certain road laws. Townsen 1 introduced a bill provid ing bounties for the scalps of certain wild animals; also a bill for an Act disorganizing Tillamook county. ’ RATES OF ADVERTISING. Adverti.senients will be inserted in the T imes at the following rates : One square, one insertion....................... $3.00 “ each subsequent one.„.__ _ 1.00 For legal advertisements, |s*rsquaro ofl21ines, first insertion,and $1.00;>er square for each subsequent insertion. A lair reduction from the above rates made to yearly advertisers. Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. Job printing neatly and promptly executed. ment and Reform. Galloway, Steen, right of suffrage to the women of Ore Riddle and Blake, appointed on part gon. Referred to special Committee of the House. ■ of three. S. B. No. 2, to repeal an act provid ing for Assistant Treasurer of State, W ednesday , Sept. 23d. was taken up, and passed. SENATE. Riddle moved that II. B. No. 9, Mr. Hannah presented a petition providing for the time of meeting of from La Grande to repeal its city char the Legislature, be indefinitely post ter. Mr. Owens presented a petition from poned. Carried. II. B. No. 21, abolishing the usury 700 citizens of Douglas county pray law, was taken up and indefinitely ing for the division of that county. ; postponed. Mr. Bristow introduced a bill for Stott introduced the following reso granting aid to a railroad from Winne lution : mucca to the Columbia. Resolved, That so much of the Gov Mr. Watson, bill for redemption of ernor ’ s message as refers to the Modoc escheated estates. war be referred to the Committee on Mr. Owens, to create a State Board Indian Affairs, with instructions to of Equalization. Mr. Van Cleave, to amend Act in examine the suggestions therein made and report to this House. Adopted. corporating East Portland. ■ I Mr. Wisdom, to incorporate Baker [For the T imes .] City. FKI ir-TKEE PI.ANTINW. Mr. Webster, to regulate proceed ings injustices’ courts. BY O. A. DAVIS. Mr. Smith, to protect buoys and beacons. There is good reason to believe that, Mr. Van Cleave, relating to admis excepting the foot-hills of California sion of attorneys to practice in courts. and their immediate vicinity, the cli HOUSE. The House Joint Memorial, petition mate of Rogue River Valley will ma ing Congressional aid in removing the ture a greater variety of fine fruits bar at the mouth of the Coquille River, than any other locality in the United was on motion, adopted. States. Therefore, with the facilities Mr. Stott, from the Committee on Judiciary, reported Mr. Jeffries of fur transportation, which the comple Clatsop county, not entitled to a seat, tion of railways will give us in the the county in question being attached progress of time, perhaps not far dis to Tillamook county, and was so rep tant, the exportation of fruits, fresh, resented. The report was on motion , canned and dried, might wisely bo HOUSE. adopted. The contest between G. Reynolds The same committee r<*ported a sub made a specialty by its inhabitants. and Bart, (kirl, as member from Grant, stitute for II. B. No. 2, aboli'hing the With this prospect, fruit-growers will was decided in favor of the latter. The House concurred in S. J. R., to office of Private Secretary to the Gov do well to give attention to methods of appoint joint committee to examine ernor. The substitute reduces the cultivation. Thousands of acres of land upon our the hooks and accounts of the late salary of said office to $600 per annum. The bill was, on motion, referred to hill sides, now regarded as nearly State Treasurer, and Riddle and Dean were appointed on part of the House. the Committee on Retrenchment and worthless, may be made by careful Reform. | management in fruit culture to yield Bills were introduced as follows: A resolution offered by Mr Stump, twice the amount of profit, for a given By (’hambers—changing the time of holding Legislature to second Mon letting the contract for keeping the expenditure of labor, that our best bot day in October ; by Gearin—regulat insane to the lowest responsible bidder, tom lands do now. The writer of this article proposes to ing the fees of Clerks and Sheriffs ; by was, on motion, laid on the table. Mr. Dufur introduced a bill repeal give a few hints to fruit-growers Gearin—a bill concerning light houses; ing an Act relating to fees of officers —the results of exp ‘rience in culti by Chandler—exempting homesteads vating fruit tree*. in certain cases ; by Dean—to restrain in Wasco county. Mr. Piymale introduced a bill for His first lesson from experience is swine from running at large in certain the relief of Jackson county. that an entire dependence upon nur- localities. , Mr. Fidler introduced a bill to amend sery-grown trees for the beginning of an Act creating Josephine county. an orchard is a mistake. If an abund T uesday , Sept. 22d. Mr. Ross introduced a bill to amend ance of rain fell in our summer and SENATE. an Act compiling and printing the autumn months, or the supply of wa Mr. Hannah introduced a bill for an laws of < Iregon relating to the distribu ter for irrigation was sufficient for the Act fixing the time for holding County tion of the revised Code. demand in all localities, and all lands Court in Union county. Mr. Florence, to amend an Act to es were kept in a high state of cultiva Mr. Myers introduced a bill for an tablish a uniform course of instruction tion, nursery-grown trees would uot so Act to amend an Act governing As in our Public Schools. often prove a failure. The trees in sessors. Mr. Stott introduced a bill empow nurserv rows are usually straight, Mr. Dolph introduced a bill (o repeal ering Supreme Judges to appoint beautiful and thrifty, in consequence an Act to empower Assessors to assess clerk. of careful attention to all the details of bank deposits. 11. B. No. 8, to prevent the exhibi cultivation. The process of trans Mr. Herrin introduced a bill to incor tion of human monstrosities. Read planting greatly retards their growth, porate the town of Ashland. third time and passed to go into im because it is customary to cut off a Mr. Richardson introduced a bill to mediate effect. part of the tap or main root, and all amend an Act providing for the elec S- B. No. 1, repealing the Litigant large roots are more or less injured ; in tion and compensation of the Clerk of Act was read the second time, consider consequence of which a multitude of the Supreme Court. ed engrossed, read the third time and small roots put forth, very many of Mr. Myers was called to the chair. passed without a dissenting vote. which are near the surface of the Mr. Cochran introduced a bill amend- ground. These stimulate the trees to ding an Act to regulate the fees of put forth a large supply of fruit, by T hursday , Sept. 24th. county officers. furnishing more moisture than a few SENATE. Mr. Bristow, by unanimous consent, er number of large roots would do ; Watson introduced a bill to amend but when the dryness follows in the introduced S. J. M. No. 1. praying Congress to assume the debt of $3,- the code of civil procedure, providing summer and autumu, the roots fail to 981.84 due G. Abernethy as Provision for the execution of Sheriffs’ deeds supply the desired nourishment, and al Governor of the Territory of Oregon. after the expiration of the term of the fruit is not well matured. When Mr. Dolph moved to lay it on the oflice of the Sheriff by whom the deeds the roots are cut, the top has to be table until it could be examined into should have been made. Also S. B. trimmed to create a balance. When No. 40, a bill to enable married women you destroy the roots of a tree, you more fully. Carried. S. B. No. 12, to regulate the rate of to control and dispose of their property. retard its development; and in trans S. B. No. 15, a bill to abolish the planting they are injured so that interest on money and prevent and punish usury, was read a second time. system of grand juries, was read a their growth is often hindered for Mr. Bristow moved the indefinite second time. years, if a permanent injury is not ef postponement of further consideration Watson moved that the further con fected. sideration of the bill be indefinitely of the bill. Carried by 15 to 14. I have grown upon my grounds nut The following Engrossed bills were postponed. Carried. bearing trees nearly three years of age, Clark introduced a bill appropriating which were transplanted when they read the third time : 8. B. No. 1, providing for the repeal $30,000 for the payment of mileage were one year old, that are from six of the Litigant Act. The bill passed and per diem of members of the inches to two feet in height, and half Legislative Assembly, and authoriz an inch in diameter. I have trees of by a unanimous vote. 8. B. No. 2, to repeal the Act creat ing the Treasurer to transfer for that the same age, that have never been ing the office of Assistant Treasurer purpose, from the soldiers’ bounty transplanted, that are over two inches of State. Bill passed by a vote of fund, all money in that fund except in diameter and over eight feet high. sufficient to pay the interest on out The nuts, from which all these trees 20 to 9. The Senate concurred in the House standing bonds. The bill was passed. sprang, were planted at one time, upon S. B. No. 17, a bill to repeal the Act the same soil. These trees furnish Joint Resolution appointing a com mittee to examine into the condition creating a State Board of Equalization, an excellent illustration of the lesson I of the salmon fisheries. Smith and was passed. wish to impress on the minds of culti S. B. No. 24, a bill to disorganize vators, that seed should be planted Webster appointed on the part of the the county of Tillamook was indefi where trees are to be grown. The Senate. The contest between J. A. Richard nitely postponed. same difference in results will be ob son and S. W. McDowell, as Senator HOUSE. served in fruit-bearing trees. from Marion, was decided in favor of Stannard presented a petition from In regard to dried fruit for trans the former. voters of North Brownsville, asking portation, dried plums sell at higher HOUSE. the incorporation of that town. rates than other varieties of dried Cranston presented a petition of fruits, and less labor is required iu Gearin introduced a bill amending the laws concerning the State Militia, citizens of Silverton, praying the incor preparing them for drying than most poration of the town of Silverton. relating to volunteer companies. other fruits, hence it is evident that Both petitions referred to the usual plum trees are among the most desira Gearin introduced a bill to amend section 1, chapter 27th, of the general Committee. ble trees to be grown. laws relating to interests. Fiddler presented a petition of citi It is stated by experienced growers McClung offered a resolution to ap zens of Josephine county, to relocate that plums do much letter grafted or point a committee of three to inquire a portion of the boundary line between , budded on the peach stalk than that of State Treasurer the condition of that and Jackson county so as to in of the plum. loan of $10,000 to the Baker City Acad clude in Josephine county precincts The processes of budding and graft emy. Adopted. now belonging to Jackson county, ing are simple, and can be learned easi Stannard introduced resolutions of and moved to refer to the Committee ly by any person. There is usually respect to the memory of N. II. Cran- on Counties. The petition was so re some person to be found in almost ev ery community that understands it or, doceased, which were unanimously ferred. adopted. Reed of Marion, presented petition and can be employed at the proper House concurreil in S. J. R. No, 7, signed by 1,500 citizens of Oregon, time for a moderate compensation. Ashhnd, Sept. 20, 1874. to appoint a Committee on Retrench praying the Legislature t) grant th«