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Sh? gmoirafic îimrs. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. FROM EVANS CREEK. CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS. MINING NEWS. local brevities . T hursday , March 11th. E vans C reek , March 4,1875. The following are the proceedings of Quartz from the Cobb 'ledge, in Circuit Court is running. To the E ditor of the T imes : Pursuant to adjournment, the Board FRIDAY.............................. MARCH 19, 1875. the Circuit Court up to yesterday morn Josephine, assays as high as $160 to Bring on your .horse bills. A few item si from the quicksilver regions of Trustees met this evening at the north the ton. ing : and south of Evans Creek will doubt The Grand Jury is still in session. AGENTS FOR THE TIMES. usual hour, all the members present. less lie of interest to your readers, which I Quartz is bei ng taken out from various Officers present: Hon. P. P. Prim, The town is quite lively this week. Geo. P. Rowell <t Co....................... NT>w York. The meeting was called to order by propose to furnish as correctly and reliable Judge ; H. K. Hanna, District Attor ledges with the intention of erecting L. Herling has a sewing machine for as possible. S. M. Pettingill Co..................... New York. President Beekman. mills, should it prove justifiable, of ney ; J. W. Manning, Sheriff, by T. sale at Ben Sachs’. L. I*. Fisher,............................... San Francisco. p to the present time, D. Hodges’ claim which there is every prospect, The record of the previous meeting on I the Thos. Boyce..,............................ San Francisco Some excellent articles from “Ceree” north side of Evans Creek is consid B. Kent, Deputy; E. D. Foudray, Rowell »t Chesman............................ St. Louis was read and approved. Klippel, Beekman & Johnson have will appear in our next. Clerk. ered by all who profess to bo experts in cin Ihm. L. Green................... Josephine Countv. A report was received from the nabar to bo the most flattering on that side ('has. Hughes.................................. Kerbyvifle P. Donegan, Peter Simon and O. nine men at work on the Elizabeth Correspondence from all parts of Ben Haymond................................ Rock Point Committee on Firo Engine Fund, of Evans Creek. There arc none so needy ¡edge and work is progressing finely. Coolidge were excused from serving Southern Oregon solicited. or more deserving of success than Mr. which was read and ordered on file. An They will clean up in the course of a as jurors. The entertainment given by the RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY. Hodges, as he has been prosecuting his short time. order was made requiring said com search with great energy, under adverse State vs. Arch Chrisman; indict Ashland amateurs was a success. Several assayers and mining experts M. E. CHVRcn.—Religious services every mittee to collect interest due upon the circumstances, gnd it is to be hoped that his ment for assault with a dangerous W. C. Myer will take “White Sunday, at the usual hours, by the Rever labors will be amply rewarded. from California and other sections of Engine Fund. weapon. Continued and an alias bench ends J‘. R. N. Bell, J. S. McCain and M. A. Prince” to Lane county this year. this Coast, havo been and aro yet in Williams, alternately. The Town Treasurer submitted his Turner, Caton Co. have suspended op warrant ordered issued. J. H. Hyzer has sold out in Joso- erations on their claim for the presont, C athoijc C hurch .—Divine Services ev this vicinity testing the mineral wealth annual report, which was referred to State vs. James Hards; indictment owing to the inclemency of the weather, ery Sunday, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa phine and returned to this county. of the country. ther Blanchett. the Finance Committee for examina though I was told they intend prosecuting for murder. Same as above. A communication from Williams Wilbur Beeson informs us that per M. E. S unday S chool .—Regular meetings tion. A report was received from the i their work with vigor as soon as the weather State vs. Jos. Wells; indictment for 1 Creek, Josephine county, will appear every Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. will permit. Their prospects are favorable. sons from Los Angeles offered him next week. Street Commissioner, which was read F murder. Same as above. C atholic S unday S chool . — Regular Joel Dixon, Goff and others are also oper quite a sum for a cinnabar deposit meetings every Sunday afternoon, at two and referred to the Road Committee. State vs. W. B. Dearberry; indict ating with encouraging prospects ahead. DeRoboam and Cummins will ba o’clock. lately discovered by him, but he re The following Mills were presented : There are hundreds ot other claims taken, ment for larceny. Continued. sentenced by Judge Prim to-morrow, fused to sell. P. 0. REGISTER AND TRAVELER'S GUIDE. P. Boschey, work on walks, etc., $16— hut as yet no physical work, so essential to State vs. Chas. Wilson; indictment Owing to the inclement weather no March 20th. them, has been expended, and Stages leave Jacksonville as follows : ordered paid; Firo Warden’s bill, $20; developing for larceny. Continued. Salmon trout from Applegate and perhaps never will. new developments are reported from For Rock Point, Grant’s Pass and Rose Judge & Nunan, making and repair State vs. Jesse Doilarhide; indict- The late discovery noar Benson’s, I be burg, every day at 8 a. in. Mail closes at I Galice Creek. Prospecting is progress mountain trout from Squaw Lake, have 7:30 p. m. lug lire buckets, $¿0; II. Pape, Treas lieve, is a grand humbug. ment for larceny. Trial by jury and For phcenlv, Ashland, Yreka and Red ing, and everybody is anxious to re been making their appearance lately. Cooling it Co., of California, are operating verdict of not guilty. ding, California, every day at 10:30 a. in. urer’s fees, $13.75. Sachs Bros., can Wednesday was St. Patrick’s Day, tain bis claim in hopes of a big thing. on the south side of Evans Creek, about Mail closes at 10 a. m. dles, $1.50. Referred to Finance P. D. Parsons was appointed bailiff We were this week shown a very fine or the 17 th of Ireland. A ball was For Applegate, Kerbyville, Waldo and throe miles southwest of the Hodges’ claim. and sworn as such. Crescent City, every Monday and Thursday Com mittee. Mr. Cooling professes to bo an expert in piece of quartz from tho ledge of given at Veit’s Hall in honor thereof. morning at 4 o’clock. Mail closes nt 8 p. ni. Mr. Bilger, Chairman of Cemetery Sarah Johnson vs. John C. Dyar; cinnabar hunting, having had some expe Under the law passed by the last the preceding evening. Messrs. Noland, Nunan Company, in rience in that business in California. He action to recover money. Continued The mail for Central Point. Table Reek, Committee, reported progress. which much free gold could be seen. Legislature, only $1,000 indebtedness Eagle Point, Brownsborough and Nani’s to know what he is doing, and evi On motion of Mr. Judge, ordinance seems for want of service. Valley, leaves every Friday morning ; A tunnel of about 50 feet has already can be deducted from a person’s assess dently means business, judging from the closes the preceding evening. 61 was read a second time. Thos. Smith vs. J. C. Dyar et al; been run. The ledge, which is well ment. preparations he is making. Since his re The mail for Linkville, Hot Springs, Yai- Mr. Bilger asked for the President’s turn from California he has constructed a action to recover money. Same as defined, was struck at the distance of nax and I>ake City, leaVes Ashland every Tho most remarkable weather, but Monday morning. For T.inkville every Report, which was usual to be had at comfortable cabin on his claim, and has above. 45 feet. The company is actively en characteristic of March, has been pre Monday and Thursday mornings. brought some temporary machinery with Money Order Office ojien from 9 a. m. to the end of the year. The I’resident Thos. Smith vs. J. C. and James B. gaged developing it. This ledge is one vailing. One day sunshine, the next him, which ho intends using in tho manu 5 p. m. O ffice H ours —From 7 a. m. to 7 p.m.; informed the Board that his report was facture of his ore, as he has a snull vein Dyar and Wm. Taylor; action to re of the best yet discovered. snowing, with considerable raining in- Sundays, 30 minutes after arrival of stages. not ready, but would be made at the which he believes will pay expenses while cover money. Same as above. Wm. Chapman, of Josephine county, spersed to keep up the medley, has Mail matter must l»e in on time or it will tracing it to the main deposit, which he J. Elliott vs. D. C. Jones; action to who was in town Sunday, informs us been the programme. next meeting. \ not go. M ax M uli . er , P. M. thinks will be very’ rich when retched. On motion, the Board adjourned M. A. Houston also has a flattering pros recover possession of real property. that a fine quartz ledge has been found Wm. C. Cummings, a former resi J osephine C ircuit C ourt .—The sine die. pect on the south side of this creek, in my’ Demurrer to replication of plaintiff | on Applegate by Knox and others, dent of this place, has been meeting Circuit Court for Josephine county judgment about as good as any now in pro taken under advisement. which has created much excitement in with much bad luck since he left here. NEW BOARD. cess of development. will convene on the fourth Monday in James T. Glenn and Jacob Ish vs. that region. Some of the qaartz as He lost his wife at Coos Bay some James Clark and others are operating in T hursday E vening , March 11th. April instead of the second Monday, Samuel Bowden; action to recover sayed as high as $80 per ton. Mr. time ago, and within a short period The new Board assembled, all the cinnabar in this vicinity, but I am unable to as heretofore given by our official di real property. Ordered that defend Chapman brought some more of the has lost one or two children in Santa with what success. members being present, to-wit : C. learn rectory, which has been corrected. Satterfield Co. have relocated their old ant’s answer to plaintiffs’ complaint be rock to town, which he sent to San Rosa, California. C. Beekman, Solomon Sachs, Kaspar claim known as tho Quail Hill quartz ledge, Francisco for assay. A former resident of this county, A dmitted to C itizenship .—Sam Kubli, Henry Judge and John Miller. which has been assayed and returns $28.50 more definite. One of the richest quartz mines that State vs. Jean St. Luc DeRoboam; who has been on the wing, hunting uel Cohn was this week admitted to The oath of office was administered to | in gold per ton—$14 in free gold and $14.50 | in sulphurets. This claim is also on the indictment for malicious injury to ani have been discovered in the county, for a better country, says that be is citizenship, in the Circuit Court, upon each by the Recorder. ; north side of Evans Creek. mal. Jury trial and defendant found is the one owned by Mr. Ives, of Ster willing to make Jackson county his the testimony of Newman Fisher and Mr. Beekman was chosen temporary There is quite an excitement prevailing ling. We were shown some of the future home. He has been all over Simon Caro. Phillip Riley was also chairman, and called the meeting to here at present, caused by the exhibition of guilty. rock, which abounds in free gold and Mary J. Patterson vs. Thomas and Oregon since he left here, and thinks some very rich ore by one Martin, who lives made a citizen this week, upon the order. is some of the finest yet seen. Mr. Nicholas Wright; action to recover near Louse Point, just east of tho Consent this the Eden of the State, as far as testimony’ of Messrs. Hanna, Fehely The Board then proceeded to a per ranch. Martin refuses to tell where lie found Ives has been crushing rock from this climato and stock range is concerned. real property. Leave granted defend and others. manent organization by’ the election of this ore, consequently quite a commotion ex ledge for some time by means of an “So mote it be.” ant to file amended answer. ists among tho experts, who arc on his track a President by ballot. The chair ap A G ood O pportunity . — Circuit State vs. J. J. Cummins; indictment arastra of very poor power and has at like so many Mississippi blood-hounds on pointed Messrs. Judge and Sachs tell various periods gotten a few hundred I nterest R efused . —State Treas Court is now in session and many’ per the track of a negro. Prof. Morris, who is a for larceny. Defendant plead guilty dollars from his work. There is no urer Brown refuses to pay interest on Mo sons from all parts of the county are in ers, and upon the second ballot, Mr. sojourner in our midst, pronounces the ore to indictment. doubt but that it will prove a rich mine, doc War bonds under the late Supreme attendance. This is a first-class oppor Beckman receiving a majority of the very rich. He has located his assaying office State vs. W. H. Price; indictment with the proper development and Court decision which holds that he is not tunity to settle what you owe the votes, was declared duly elected Pres in Woodville, on the east side ot Sam’s Val for larceny. Jury trial and defendant machinery. compelled to pay warrants unless there is ley, for tho benefit of those wishing their an appropriation made therefor. printer, and we request all those in ident of the Board of Trustees for the ores tested. Mr. Morris assays ores on the found not guilty. From Fort Klamath. debted to the T ime « office to come for ensuing year. condition that those who employ him give IMPORTANT.—Endorsed by the Medi Mr. Sachs moved that in the ap P ersonal .—Hon. Henry Klippel, him an interest in their ledges tor his ser ward and square your accounts. F ort K lamath , March 9th. cal profession. I> r . W m . H all ’ s B alaam pointment of committees two persons vices, which is generous, considering tho who has been to Salem on business, We have a Good Templars Lodge for the L ungs cures Coughs, Colds and F rom C oos B ay .—Our old friend only be made to constitute any of the scarcity of money. Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat returned yesterday. here, with about 60 members. Farmers on this side of Rogue river are and Chest. D r . T ownsley ’ s T oothach « A. P. Oweh, lately of this place, is committees; carried. Judge Reed, of Portland, has been We have very pleasant weather and A nodyne cures in one M inute . generally behind hand with their crops, clerking in the Empire City Drug The following Standing Committees though they prosecuted their farm work sojourning in town for the past few the snow is disappearing rapidly. ~ Dim. Store and Post Office. By’ a letter late were appointed : Finance Committee, with vigor (luring the past pleasant weather. days. Dr. McElderry still pursues his fa ly received from him we learn times Messrs. Sachs and Kubli ; Committee The lato rains, however, havo brought that —At the residence of Martin F. We regret to learn that Sheriff Man vorite sport of duck shooting on Gar FOSTER business to a dead halt. Hurst, Butte Creek, March 2d, of typhoid are good there and that he is pleased on Public Improvements and Ceme fever, Win. H. Foster, aged about 25 years. Sam’s Valley Grange runs smoothly, al ning is confined to his bed with a se rison creek, much to the disgust of the with the country. He has placed us tery, Messrs. Judge and Miller ; Com though the last meeting was a spirited one. vere attack of rheumatism. His many webfoot tribe. under obligations for substantial favors. mittee on Fire Engine Fund, Messrs. More anon, C itizen . YOU friends hope for his speedy recovery. Major Jackson returned a few days May’ his shadow never grow less. Sachs and Kubli ; Road Committee, Judge Willis, of the Roseburg Land ago from San Fraucisco, where he has SHOULD NOT FAIL TO CALL SOON ON Ashland Note«. —------ > ■ - — Messrs. Sachs and Kubli ; Sanitary Office, was in town this week progvin been on business and visiting his I n O ffice .—The new town officers BEN SACHS, A shland , March 14th. up homesteads. He returned home friends. He looks hale and hearty. have taken their various offices and Committee, Messrs. Judge and Miller; Prof. J. D. Fountain reports prog yesterday. Jay Beach is still engaged breaking And examine his Full and Elegant Stock of the wheels of the city government run Fire Wardens, II. Judge and Marshal ress in the District School, though his as glibly as ever. Marshal McDaniel’s McDaniel. Capt. James Barnes and Mr. McDan horses. He has a couple of colts which, DRY-GOODS, pupils whoop and cough furiously. R. S. Dunlap was appointed Sexton with more training, can compete with first official act was to arrest a man iel arrived from Goose Lake this week. T. B. Hueston, formerly of Ashlaftl, of Jacksonville for the ensuing year. Hon. J. W. Nesmith, our efficient any in this county forspeed and beauty. TOBACCO, PIPES AND CIGARS, named Doherty last Monday for dis The festive amateur minstrels per turbance of the peace and assault with Peter Boschey’ was appointed Poind is making his relatives and friends Congressman, passed through town GROCERIES. here a short visit. Welcome, Ben. Keeper. form twice a month. It is quite a re a dangerous weapon, for which latter yesterday on his way home. Candiet and Nutt of Every Description, The second term of this scholastic The following bonds were submitted offence he has been indicted by the Col. J. N. T. Miller has been indis freshing treat in this lonesome country year of the Ashland Academy has just posed for the past few days, but we to witness the performances, which are CROCKERY. and approved : Grand Jury. U. S. Hayden, Recorder; kind of closed. Many students are returning first-class. TOYS, YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC., ETC. T. A. D avis A Co.— Attention is $500 ; N. Langell and Wm. Hoffman, home, most of whom anticipate return are pleased to' say that he is past The Agency is moving along as danger. called to the advertisement of this well sureties. ing in the fall. Wm. Bilger arrived from Galice usual. The woman suffrage question verything sold at reasona - known Portland firm. They keep con Silas J. Day, Street Commissioner ; Our youths with base-ball proneness Creek this week. seems to be in contemplation there, as ble rates. Give me a call and judge for stantly on hand a full and first-class bond of $1,000 ; P. Boschey and A. seem to have lost their pristine energy. yourselves. aStf. George and Calvin Witherill, of Yre some of the ladies have been proving stock of drugs, medicines, etc., and Fisher, sureties. Croquet is now the hilarious recreation. ka, were in town last week, bound for their devotion to the cause by donning James P. McDaniel, Marshal; bond those desiring anything in their line GEO. W. FREY, Our local poet effuses thusly : male costume on the streets in the Galice Creek. - of $1,000 ; A. Fisher and Simon Caro, can do as well with them, if not better, (Successor to Caton <f J¥ey,) “I heard it crack,” ' evening. sureties. Rejected. And “I wen that,” than they can do in San Francisco. P roposals for T ransportation . Captain Fields, of this place, had his New Boot and Shoe Store. Henry Pape, Treasurer; bond of Aro heard now every day. “Keep your money at home,” is a very $1,000 — Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will “ Easy and hard, ” ; Jos. Wetterer and John Orth, leg broken Monday last, while mak And “shoot now pard,” CALIFORNIA STREET. good motto, and they should be given sureties. Rejected as defective and be received at the office of the Chief ing some repairs on a roof of one of the Aro phrases in croquet. a trial. new bonds required. The Angel of Death has again de Quartermaster of the Columbia, in buildings. He accidentally slipped off --------- - The Board adjourned to March 18th. scended to this community and borne Portland, and at the office of Chief and fell about twelve feet, breaking aving permanently located D istrict S chool . — The second in Jacksonville, I respectfully inform Quartermaster, Military Division of the public that T am prepared to do all quarter of the District School closed on C arbolic S heep D ip .—Our sheep away, to conciliate the favor of the De the Pupifip, in Ran Francisco, Cal., un his leg above the ankle. Dr. McEl of work in the boot and shoe-making derry set it in his usual skillful manner, kinds Friday, March Sth. The following is raisers have long stood in need of an ity, a generous mother, a devoted wife line. Satisfaction guaranteed. til noon of May 5, 1875, for transport and he is now as well as can be expect 29tf. G. W. FREY. the report of the preceptor, W. J. effectual and cheap remedy for the and an estimable friend from a heart ing U. S. Military stores, supplies and ed. His services will be missed, es broken husband, sorrowing, weeping Stanley: Number of scholars enrolled diseases sheep are heir to. Many of mails, during the fiscal year, com NOTICE TO TEACHERS. during the term, 70 ; average attend these animals annually die of scab, children, and a. mourning community, mencing July 1, 1875, and ending June pecially on the new buildings, which have been progressing finely under his ance, S3. Scholars receiving certifi screw-worm and other kindred causes. who fully sympathize with tho rela 30, 1876, over the following routes : he quarterly examination op applicants for Teachers’ Certificates for tives in their inestimable and irrepara supervision. O bserver . cates of excellence : Emma Brown, The Carbolic Sheep Dip not only cures Jackson county, Oregon, will be held in R oute N o . 6. — 200,000 lbs., more Jacksonville on Emma Armstrong, Fannie Dowell, these ailings, but is also death to ticks, ble loss. Mrs. Walker, companion for or less, from terminus O. and C. R. R. M an D isappeared .—A man named life of our esteemed friend, Daniel Sarah Cardwell, Allie Klippel and lice and other parasites that infest I (California branch) to Fort Klamath, Mahon, who has had a band of sheep Saturday, Marek 27, 1875. Annie Dowell. The school resumed sheep. Our sheep raisers can procure Walker, departed the 10th inst. this Oregon. Those desiring Certificates will take due R oute No 7.—200,000 lbs., more or »up on Rogue River for some time, has notice thereof and govern themselves ac again last Monday under its former this remedy, in quantities to suit, of T. field of labor. The loving heart is H. C. FLExXilNG. less, from Roseburg, Oregon, to Fort lately been missed by his neighbors. cordingly. principal, after a week’s vacation. lOtd. County School Superintendent. A. Davis «fc Co., wholesale druggists, stilled in death, her spirit is walking Klamath, Oregon. A short time since some persons, sup the golden streets of the eternal city, Portland, sole agents for this State. T eachers ’ I nstitute .—State Su- R oute N o . 9.—Transporting mili posed to be from the Umpqua, gath while sorrowing relatives and weeping tary mail between Lirtkville, Oregon, ered his sheep and drove them off, perintendent Rowland has appointed A rmy S upplies . —Sealed proposals friends are bending low in that deepest and Fort Klamath, Oregon—semi Messrs. H. C. Fleming and W. R. claiming that they had purchased he undersigned is prepared in triplicate will be received at the woe which is only manifest when one of weekly. to make preliminary survey of Mining Jones, 8chool Superintendents of Jack- Claims in conformity to the new law or For further particulars apply to any them. Mahon was a single man, and office of Commissary of Subsistence, Earth’s best mothers has been called son and Lake counties, respectively, perhaps may have left that section un Congress. All lode claims held under «aid Portland, and at the office of the Act from this life of mortal breath to the of the above named officers. are required to be surveyed and the and another educator, to be chosen by observed. The whole matter, how law survey recorded. P ilot R ock . ing Commissary of Subsistence of land supernal.” JAMES S. HOWARD, Surveyor. “P eniger ’ s M ike .” — This well ever, is a mystery, and his neighbors them, a committee to prepare a pro Fort Klamath, until 12 M., Monday, Office at Jacksonville, Oregon. 5tf. gramme and make regulations for a G rand J ury .—The following are known “Vermont’’ stallion will make are considerably excited over it April 27, 1875, for the delivery at that the season at the stable of James A. Teachers’ Institute to be held in Jack SETTLE UP I post of 80 barrels of prime mess pork the Grand Jurors for the March term Cardwell, near this place. »‘Mike” is “To the P rettiest G irl in J ack sonville on the second Monday in June. and 2,000 pounds of extra clear bacon. of Court: Henry Norton, John A. he firm of caton a frey hav - Mr. Fleming is the Chairman of the Boyer, Martin F. Hurst, Wm. H. by old “Vermont,” and is the sire of sonville .”—A postal card addressed ing been dissolved, all those indebted “ Barney Flanders, ” “ Tarapson ” and as above has been sent from Portland, to said firm are requested to come forward Committee. An Institute is not only Simpson, Lyman Chappel, James M. L ecture . —Mrs. S. C. Smith will and settle the same immediately. A word of great benefit to the teachers, but to deliver a lecture on “Temperance” Childers, H. C. Doilarhide. Lyman other fast trotters, some of whom have in care of Postmaster Muller, who re to the wise is sufficient. M. CATON, the entire population, and we trust it at the Court House next Monday eve Chappel is Foreman and John A. been sold at large prices. Read adver quests us to state that the same will GEO. W. FRET. tisement elsewhere. come forward and claim her property. Boyer, Clerk, ning. Admittance free. Jacksonville, March 8,1876.« 11. will prove an eminent success. ■ ■ ■ .-< ■ ■ .■ —I— E H T T T