!
JOHN BILGER,
I.LTIER FROM HALEM.
PACIFIC COAMT ITEMS.
takes up the House bill and with the for it.
return of Cornelius is able to reach a
H. B. 45, to amend section 6, of
S alem , October 6, 1874.
tie vote. Two members of the Senate title 1, of chapter 18, of the general I In Yamhill County, on Monday, the (California St., one door west of Sachs Bros,,)
legislation still goes bravely on. were absent yesterday when the vote
21st ult., Frank Hubbard’s machine
Officisi Pnper for Jackson 4 JoxrphinrToiintitx.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
laws,
in
relation
to
estrays.
One-half the session is over, but not was taken ; but as they stand one for ,
threshed
631
bushels
of
oats
in
three
Mr. Ross explained that the object
DEALER AND WORKER IN
EDITOR so with the labor marked out to be and one against, the same result will
CHARLES NICKELL,
hours and a half. This is what you
of the bill was to require that notice
be had when they return.
done.
might call fast work.
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC.
The
discussion
on
the
local
option
OCTOBER
9,
1871.
FRIDAY
I
Unless the remark of Robert Burns, bill in the House and the votes taken of the taking up of estrays valued at
over $20 shall be published in the I Now comes a farmer from Cheha- K eeps constantly on hand an
that the “best laid schemes of men and in the Committee of the Whole, show ■
assortment of the best
Tlir Pence Policy lit Orejón.
county where the estrays are taken up ‘ lem Valley and avers that he has rais­
mice gang aft nglee,” is especially ap­ that the temperance element is unmis- I
The only paper !n Oregon that has plicable to Legislative proceedings, a ta k ably in tho majority. This fact in- ' instead of in the official paper of the ed the past season 339 bushels of oats TINWARE,
I
BRASS PIPES,
on four acres of land, The Courier
aught to say against the Modoc War new codification of the laws of Oregon dicates wonderful progress in public State, as under the present law.
i
FORCE PUMPS,
Claimsis the Salem Statesman. We will be in order on the adjournment sentiment ; but it will hardly be t The vote resulted, yeas 48, noes 8 ; ! backs the statement by vouching for
CHAINS, LEAD PIPE,
claimed that that sentiment is suffi­
the man’s veracity.
' HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
fear Mr. McDonald, who is lately from of this Legislature. Many of the ciently advanced to demand total pro­ so the bill passed.
HYDRAULIC NOZZLES,
II.
B.
49
—
to
amend
the
charter
of
up
that
the
The
Record
figures
California, is an advocate of the Peace members seeni animated by a feeling hibition. The bill now before the
FATNTS, StZFS, GLASS,
I
Policy, and inherits the feeling enter­ akin to that of “The ambitious youth I House is so stringent as virtually to | Dalles City was read third time and number of miles traveled by the mem­
OUS, HOSE, POWDER.
I
bers of the present Legislature to and
tained by Californian«, that the Mo- who fired the Ephesian Dome,!’ and amount to prohibition. Its provisions passed.
likely l»e modified some little be- . II. B. 50—do establish the fees of from the Capital City foots up 22,462 BAR, PLATE AND ASSORTED IRON»
does were the aggrieved and Orego­ I perhaps flatter themselves with tho will
fore it gets through.
Justices of the Peace throughout the miles, which at 15 cents per mile NAILS,
nians the aggressors, for he certainly hope that, having pulled down the
Woman suffrage is the special order j
MINING TOOL,
bases Ins objections on very flimsy dome of legal enactments just com­ I for this evening. Sister Duniway de­ ! I State, of Oregon, was lost by a vote of amounts to $3,370 30—an average of
SHOT, BRUSHES,
246.58 miles for each member.
grounds. His argument that Gov. piled at great expense to the State, livered one of lier characteristic dia­ I ! 49 to 8.
CARPENTER TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
Grover should never have incurred they will survive tho “fools who reared tribes last night, and soft soap was lav­ I II. B. 51—To incorporate the town
A petition to the Legislature, eigh­
ished with startling prodigality upon ( of Dallas, in Polk county, was read
IRON WASH-KinTI.ES,
this debt falls dead by its owTn weight it” Forty days are too short a time the honorable members. In nil prob­ (
teen feet in length, asking and pray­
BRASS AND IRON WIRE,-
and needs no reply, aS every one ac­ ■ in which to digest thoroughly the mul- ability her opinion of the same indi­ third time and passed.
ing for a division of Douglas county,
SHEET-IRON WARE.
II. B. 62—To incorporate the town was received several days since. Per­
quainted With the facts knows. As i titude of bills introduced at each ses- viduals will be subject to slight modi­
to the fees the Secretary of State will ! sion. As a natural result, many laws fication when she hears how they vote. of Independence, Polk county, passed sons in that county, who are opposed Cast Iron and Steel Plow*«
the House.
get in the premises, the matter doubt­ are passed in a rude and immature ¡ “Believe a woman or an epitaph.”
to its partition, “saw” that petition ROPE,
J eems ’ R iver .
CAULDRONS,
The Senate bill for the incorporation and have “gone three feet better.”
less never suggested itself to the Gov­ shape; and tho efforts of subsequent
CULTIVATORS,
!
of Baker City, Baker county, came
OIC EG ON LEGISLVITRE.
ernor when he ordered out the Volun­ Legislatures to apply the corrective
COPPER WARE,
The Eugene Guftrdsays : “Probably
up
on
third
reading
and
passed
the
WHEEL-BARROWS,
teers or to the people when they call­ are circuinbscribed by the same defi­
not less than one hundred persons
S
aturday
,
October
3d.
House.
SHEET-IRON WARK,
ed for help. It’s a pity Mr. McDonald ciency in regard to time. As a rule,
from the Atlantic States have located
Mr.
Dully
presented
a
petition
HOUSE.
was not here to suggest it. lie must the present honorable body, notwith­
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
S. B. 18—to provide for the pay­ from the citizens of Coos county, ask­ in Lane county during the past two
not allow his hatred of Sam Clarke standing the prevailing mania for the
months, and all seem to be well pleas­
bias him because Sam, In common introduction of bills, is very cautious ment of claims arising out of the Mo­ ing an appropriation for a wagon road ed with our State and its prospects.
STOVES.
with most citizens, favors the pay­ in the final passage of measures. The doc war. Mr. McClung moved to re­ from the north fork of Coos river to A gentleman from Tennessee, a pas­
Always on hand a large lot of parlor, cook­
Clayton’s ferry on the Umpqua river,
ment of the claim«. Such arguments daily papers will keep you better in­ fer to tlie Committee on Federal Re­
ing. otlice, cabin stoves, of assorted aizaa,
senger
on
the
last
steamer,
says
the
in Douglas county, in what is known
plain and fancy, constructed on the latest
do very well in California, but Ore­ formed in regard to the condition of lations. Lost. Mr. Plymale moved
indications are that there are $10 in fuel-saving plans. Boilers, kettles, pot«,
as
Cole
’
s
Valley.
to
refer
to
a
special
committee
of
five.
gon takes no stock in them.
everything connected with these atovaa
each bill than it would be possible for
circulation here to every $1 in that and
Mr.
Reed
of
Marion,
presented
a
warranted
durable and perfect.
The
latter
motion
prevailed.
I
me to in the limits of a letter.
lx»cnl Option Vnronstitntional.
All articles sold or manufactured by him
State. Thon the wonder is how does
petition
signed
by
443
legal
voters,
S. B. 25, fixing tho times of holding
warranted. ITis work is made of the best
i Many of the laws thus far passed
any one manage to live in Tennessee. material
and of the choicest patterns.
The case of People vs. Wall, appealed are of little importance. The people the county court in Union county, asking for Local Option and a Civil
TAT Orders attended to with dispatch and
Damage law.
filled according to directions. He is deter­
from the Circuit Court of Contra Costa of Ashland can “rejoice and be exceed­ was passed by a vote of 58 to 0.
NEW, THIS WEEK.
mined to sell at low prices for cash.
Mr.
Riddle
introduced
and
moved
S. B. 28, to incorporate the town
county, California, to the Supreme ing glad” over the assumption of all
. H. NEIL.
. II.
Court, was decided in favor of the de­ the honors and dignities of a city gov­ of Ashland, under suspension of the the adoption of a joint resolution, in­
i
LIQUORS
I
fendant. Wail was arrested and im­ ernment, If they want—their act of rules, was read second time by title. structing the Committee on Retrench­ i
ment
and
Reform
to
ascertain
and
re
­
prisoned for keeping his saloon open incorporation having passed both Mr. l’lymalo moved to again suspend
of ail kinds, ot the liest brands, wholesale and
retail. Also
the rules and put the bill on its final port the most reasonable terms upon
after “no license” had carried the Houses.
JACKSONVILLE,
ORECON,
which rooms can be leased for the use
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
county, but he appealed to the Su­
The act providing for the payment passage now. The motion prevailed
and
Will
prariico
in
the
Supremo.
District
of officers in the various Departments
In connection with all these I hare on hand
preme Court, as before stated. The of the Modoc War Claims passed the and the bill was passed.
other Courts of tho State.' Prompt atten­
a large assortment of
of
State
for
the
ensuing
two
years.
tion
given
to
all
business
entrusted
to
our
The
Speaker
announced
that
lie
had
Court held the law unconstitutional. Senate by a bare majority of three, af­
I
A resolution from Mr. Rinerasou in­ care.
GROCERIES
Judge McKinstry, after quoting vari­ ter an able and fair presentation of the I appointed as the special committee on
Oifico on California street, between
structing
the
Committee
on
Roads
Third
and
Fourth.
41tf.
of all kinds—just what even* married man
ous authorities on the subject, con­ case by the friends of the bill. That the bill to provide for payment of Mo­
wants in his family. And if you don’t h®-
and
Highways
to
inquire
as
to
the
cludes as follows :
so many individuals, sent up here to doc war claims Messrs. Plymale, Fid­
lievc it. call and examine my stock before
Administrator's Notice.
necessity of surveying and opening
purchasing elsewhere.
I think, therefore, first—Thisstatute provide for the protection of the peo­ ler, Chambers, Johnson and Curl.
JOHN BILGER.
is void, liecause it did not become a ple, could be found to array themselves
II. B. 13—to prevent swine from a road from St. Helens, in Columbia VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Importer of farm implements and machines.
11 the undersigned has been appointed
law when it left the hands of the Leg­
29tf.
running at large in certain counties, county, to Astoria, in Clatsop county, by
the County t'oiirt of Jackson <*ounty, X
islature, but was to take effect only against the payment of a debt so uni­ was read third time and passed.
-----------------------:---------------------------
by State aid or otherwise.
Administrator of the estate of Janies Haw­
when it should be approved by a ma­ versally acquiesced in ns right and just
C. COLEMAN,
kins,
deceased.
Mr. Plymale reported that the com­ All persons indebted to said estate are
II. B. 16—in relation to the duties
jority of people of a township, and I by meml>ers of all parties, naturally pro-
requested to settle the same immediately, California Street, Jacksonville, Ogn.,
then only in the township where ap­ i duced its due proportion of surprise of road supervisors, was lost by a vote mittee appointed to wait upon the and
persons having claims against said
Governor and request him to lay be­ estate all are
proved. Second—That this statute is | to the members from Southern Ore­ of 35 to 21.
requested tn present them with
DEALER IN
not a law conferring upon towns any gon, and helped fasten In their minds
proper voucher* to me at mv residence
II. B. 32, to regulate the descent fore the House such books, papers the
in Jacksonville within six months from the READY- If A D E CL O THING,
governmental or police powers.
| the oft justified conviction that tho
and accounts, together with such in­ date hereof.
of
property
real
and
personal,
and
the
1 counties situated in tho “big Willam­
ADDISON HELMS,
DRY-GOODS,
Adm'r Estate of James Hawkins.
ette” have little or no interest in the distribution of the property of deceas­ formation respecting the Modoc war
claims
as
may
be
in
his
posses
­
Jacksonville,
Octolwr
5,
1874.
41x44.
w’elfare of the border counties. If any ed persons, was lost by a vote of 41 to
A compromise has been effected large appropriations are to be made, 11.
Hosiery, Hats, Boots and Shots,
sion, had discharged the duty assigned
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
in Louisiana between the Conserva­ the Willamette valley has a maw ca­
H. B. 36—to incorporate the town to them.
TOBACCO, PIPES,
PiiYsiorzMirsTs say that our Bodies are re­
tives and the usurpers in possession of pacious enough to swallow everything
The following bills were intro­ newed
of
North
Brownsville,
was
read
third
once in seven years. The material
i of which they are reconstructed is the blood, LIQUORS. GROCERIES. CROCKERY
the State Government Under this i and like Oliver Twist ask for “more.” time and passed.
duced
:
A joint memorial, introduced by
and unless it be fully charged with the ele- !
arrangement, says the Sonoma Demo­
EtrM Etr-,
By Mr. Bradshaw—II. B. 75, to ments ot vitality, the strength and health'
I Mr. Fidler of Josephine, asking Con­
crat , there is hope for a fair election gress for an appropriation of $30,000,
of
the
system
decline.
Ofall
blood
depur-!
amend section 1056, chapter 15, of the cuts, 7)r. Walker's JV/ey/ar fhV/er.« is the saf­ 4 I.T. OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT
M onday , October 5th.
in November. It provides for an towards constructing a wagon road
civil code, relative to executors and est and most infallible. There is no dis­ 71 the lowest rates for Ca«li or in exchange
SENATE.
SOtf.
ease arising from depravation ofthe blood, for produce, hides, furs, etc.
from
some
point
on
the
Illinois
river,
advisory Board composed of two per­
administrators.
which
it
will
not
speedily
cure.
The
resolution
proposing
amend-
I
-
sons from each party, who are to se­ passed both Houses on the day- it was
By
Mr
Steen
—
II.
B.
76,
to
regulate
ments to the Constitution so as to
JOHN L. CARTER & SON,
lect a fifth. This Board will look introduced without opposition. The
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
sum asked for will not be sufficient to raise the salary of the Governor to freights and fares on railroads.
after the registration, which has here­ complete the undertaking ; but it will
PAINTERS.
By Mr. Lee—II. B. 77, to establish
H appy R elief to Y oung M en from tlie
$2,500, of the Secretary of State and
effects
of
Errors
and
abuses
in
early
life.
tofore been manipulated to suit the do for a commencement, and the State
Treasurer to $2,000 and of the Judges a standard of weight and measures, Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar­
wishes of the carpet-lwggers. The itself will undoubtedly contribute
riage removed. New method of treatment. WE ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DO
of the Supreme and Circuit Courts to and creating the office of State Sealer. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and »V all kinds of Painting, including
Conservatives are also allowed places something in that direction.
circulars
sent tree, in sealed envelopes. Ad­
$3,000 was taken from the table.
You
have
already
been
advised
of
VENERAI. NOTES ANI» NEWS.
on the Returning Board, which has
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Number 2 HOUSE PAINTING.
the fate of the bill repealing the extra
Mr. Cornelius moved that the reso­
SIGN PAINTING-.
South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.,—an In­
l>een controlled entirely by the Kel­ compensation of the Judges. It passed
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
Reports from Spain indicate a break­ stitution having a high reputation for hono­
lution lay on the table, for the reason
logg faction. Kellogg seems to have the House by an overwhelming vote,
WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING.
rable conduct and professional skill.
45
that several members were absent, ing up of the Carlist movement.
accepted the terms of the Conserva­ but met with a speedy quietus in the
ALL Styles of Graining Dane.
LEGAL A DVERTISEM ENTS.
which motion prevailed.
The American team has accepted
tives as though he were glad toescape Senate, and now “sleeps the sleep that
Orders from the country promptly attend­
II. B. 3—a bill to repeal the Act the challenge of the Irish team to
knows no waking,” at least during this
so easily.
21mS.
i
: ed to.
Administrator's Notice.
session. The Judges for the northern providing extra compensation for Jus­ shoot a match at Dublin next Summer
Th® School Fund.
Districts are overworked, and the tices of the Supreme Court, was read on lhe same conditions as those of the
VTOTIi'E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SELLING OUT CHEAP!
present pay will barely support them
11 the undersigned has been appointed
first
time.
recent match.
The principal of the public school and their families. Had the repealing
Administrator of the Estate of Andrew J.
To Close Business,
Mr. Ilirsch objected, and the ques­
Coakley, deceased, by the County Court of
fund of our State has Increased during act gone into effect, a portion of the
Deposits in the United States, mints Jacksoil
county.
the two ye: r j past, $24,992.43. T1 e*e Bench would have been compelled to tion being shall the bill be rejected, and assQy offices for the fiscal year end­ All persons indebted to said estate arc re­ AT BILGER'S, WILLOW SPRIMG8.
to settle the same immediately, and
has been distributed among the chil­ resign. Doubtless substitutes could the vote stood :
ing June 30th, 1874, were : Gold, $68,- quested
all persons having claims against the same
have been found, but “what a fall
—Braly, Clark, Cornelius, Han­ 861,595 ; sliver, $15,122,151 ; total, are requested to present them with the rnilE UNDERSIGNED, DESIRING TO
dren of the State, during the same would have been there, my country­
proper vouchers to meat my Residence near I 1 close out business, will sell out bis en*‘
na,
Herrin,
Ilirsch, Lee, Myers, Smith, $83,982,746.
length of time, $65,787.03 of school men.”
Willow
Springs within six months from the tire stock ot goods for COST and FREIGHT,
Van Cleave, Watson, Webster,
' for CASH.
date hereof.
DAVID PENIGER,
To follow the example of the usual Tolin,
interest money. This shows a net
The Irish rifle team beat the Amer­
Wisdom—14.
Administrator.
SETTLE UP.—All persona indebted are
run
of
correspondents,
it
would
proba
­
increase in two years of principal and
req nested to settle up immediately. A word
September 11, 1874.
38x41.
Nays
—
Barnes,
Bristow,
Crystal,
icans
and
carried
away
the
first
prize
bly be well for me to serve up a few
i to the wise is sufficient.
interest of $120,679.46. The Univer­ pen portraits of the more conspicuous Engle, Goodman, Jewell, Munkers, and a majority of the other prizes.
WILTJAM BILGER.
Executrix's Notice.
sity fund also shows an increase of members of the Legislature for the Oflfieid, Owens, Richardson, Savage, They also proved the Rigby a better
Willow Springs, Aug. 20, 1874.
34.
Townsend,
Witham,
Mr.
President
$16,401.13.
________
readers of the T imes . This interest­ —11.
VrOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
shooting rifle than the Sharp.
ing labor, however, will have to be de­
the undersigned lias been appointed
RAILROAD SALOON,
HOUSE.
The St. Ixjuis Republican has pro­ by the County Court of Jackson county
ferred until some future occasion. The
Th’rd Street,
Executrix of ihe estate ot Roliert Brown,
II. B. 56—to amend section 1,118, nounced in favor of the Regular Dem­ deceased
Again have we the pleasure of an­ Jackson county members are very
.
punctual in their attendance and al­
All persons indebted to said estate are re­
JA CKSONVILL E, OREGON,
nouncing another encouraging victory ways awake to the interests that per­ of title six, of chapter 16, of the gen- ocratic nominations in Missouri. It quested
to
settle
the
same
immediately,
is probable that the whole Democratic and all persons having claims aerainst said HENRY PAPF,
....
[NIINEÍ*
for Democratic arms. Thia time it is tain to their section of the country. era! laws, was read.
estate are requested to present them with
ticket
will
be
elected
by
an
overwhelm
­
Chambers
further
explained
that
Colorado, which gives over 2,000 ma- Mr. Plymale has proven a very able
tho proper vouchers to me at my residence
ing majority.
the
bill
made
no
change
in
the
pre-
within six months from tho date hereof.
and
industrious
member.
Messrs.
jority for Patterson, Democratic can-
THROUGH TICKETS, 12 J C ts .
MARGARET BROWN,
President Grant made a narrow es­
sent
law,
except
that
it
allows
adminis
­
Wright
and
Van
Riper
make
efficient
Executrix of Estate ot Robt. Brown.
didate for Delegate to Congress, This
cape on the 1st. Tho horses in the
co-laborers in the House, while Mr.
Septoinlier 11, 1874.
38x4!.
pIIOlCE WINES, LIQUORS AND CT-
is the first Democratic delegate she Herrin, in the Senate, wins, as well trators, by leave of the court, to sell
carriage
t
aking
him
and
his
party
to
17 gara constantly on hand. The read in c
upon
the
premises,
instead of requir­
has ever sent, which makes the victo­ he might, the good opinion of all with
table
is also supplied with Eastern periodi­
ing ail sales of real property to be Miss Sherman’s wedding at New York II. L. WEBB.
R. r. JONES. cal* and leading papers of the Coairt. 28tf.
ry all the more glorious.
whom he comes in contact. A soberer
THE
and better representation in the Legis­ mado at the Court-house door. He ran away. The carriage was smashed
to
pieces,
but
fortunately
no
one
was
M. CATON.
G. W. FRBY.
lature than the present Jackson county hoped it would pass. The roll was
NEW
STATE
SALOON,
hurt.
seldom had. Among the members called resulting yeas, 52 ; nays, none
The S. F. AUa says a match has been has
CATON A FREY,
Cor. California and Third Sts.,
’ The Aft«, on hearing that a German
in the Third House from Jackson —so the bill passed.
made between Occident and Purdy county are noticeably present Quincy
chemist has succeeded in making bran­
New Boot and Shoe Store,
H. B. 11—to amend section 1
Webb & Jones, Propr’s.
to trot for a $5,000 puree, to be offered A. Brooks and Silas J. Day. It is
dy
out
of
sawdust,
wants
to
know,
CALIFORNIA ST., JACKSONVILLE.
by the Bay District Association. The needless to say that they are an honor inclusive, of the game law, was
what chance will the temperance
third
time
and
passed.
to
the
highly
influential
and
industri
­
pNGLISII
ALE
AND
PORTER,
together
trot will come offin about three weeks.
H. B. 24—to amend the Act organiz­ movement have when a man can take J with the finest brands of liquors and ci­
There is still another match contingent ous body of which they are a part.
gars always on hand.
a rip-saw and go out and get drunk
aving permanently located
Among the more distinguished mem­
in Jacksonville, respectfully inform
U|x»n the result of the Bay District bers of the Third House may be men­ ing Josephine county so as to include on a fence rail ?
♦ he public that they are prepared to do al!
within Josephine about four town­
contest.
kinds of work in the boot and shoe-making
tioned ex-Governors Gibbs and Curry,
Miss Sherman, daughter of General
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
ships
now
constituting
a
part
of
Jack-
line. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Col. Chapman, B. J. Pengra, Jos. Gas­
Beecher and Tilton.
Sherman, was married last week to
29tf.
CATON A FREY.
ton and Hen Owen. The newspapo- son county.
Thomas W. Fitch, of the United States
otice is hereby given that
Mr. Fidler supported the bill in a
Tilton and Moulton have been in­ rial fraternity is also here in consid­
Navy, at New York. Archbishop
the undersigned warns any person or
All Kinds of Job Printing
erable
force.
brief speed), which was replied to by
dicted by a Brooklyn grand Jury for
persons not to credit my wife 'Mary Anna
Purcell
performed
the
services
on
the
Since I commenced this letter an­ Messrs. Plymale and Bradshaw.
Baer, formerly Mary Anna Tetherow, as she
malicious libel of H. W. Beecher,
occasion, assisted by several Catholic has left my bed and board without cans© or NEATLY A CHEAPLY EXECUTED AT
other effort has been made in the Sen­
The bill failed to pass, only Messrs. priests. President Grant was among provocation, aud I will pav no debts of her
Beecher appeared personally before ate to cut down the Judges’ salary.
contraction.
— - - - BAER,
CHAS.
the grand Jury.
1 The Senate killed its own bill, but now Fidler, Galloway and Wilson voting tho witnesses.
4CtL
Leland, Joreph’r.b Co.
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