The Democratic times., December 17, 1875, Image 3

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K. KUBLI,
LAKE COUNTY ITEMS.
CIRCUIT COI RT PROCEEDINGS.
millinery, and is ever prepared to fur­
nish anything in that line on short no- prim , j .
Soft roads.
Stages irregular again.
i tice and at reasonable rates. All work I
F riday , December 10th.
I
Stock doing well.
Odd Fellows' Building, Jacksonville, Oregon,
Holiday goods at E. Jacobs’.
DECEMBER 17, 1875.
FRIDAY
I executed in the neatest and best style.
The regular February term of the
Scarcity of flour.
The holiday turkey waxeth fat.
I
Those persons who have been help- I Court, with all the business of said
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
Business generally Is lively.
DEALER & WORKER IN
The roads are improving a little.
j ing themselves to our wood-pile are term, was postponed to the third Mon­
Geo. P. Rowell A Co....................... New York.
No vacant houses in Linkville or
Christmas one week from to-morrow. J hereby notified to hurry up and get day in March, owing to the fact that
S. M. Pettimrill A Co..................... New York.
suburbs.
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, otc.
Dan. L. Green.................... Josephine County.
Two faro banks are operating in away with the balance, as we intend His Honor will be officially engaged at
Chas. Hushes.................. ............... Kerbvville
Lake Lodge, I. O. G. T., is not In a
removing the same, though they must that time in the Supreme Court.
Beu Havmond................. .............. Rock Point Jacksonville.
L. P. Fisher,...................... ....... San Francisco.
Pumps,
Charlotte Spaulding vs. M. J. Spauld­ very healthful condition.
The matrimonial market is painful­ I not be surprised at a visit from the
Thos. Boyce...................... ......... San Francisco I
I Marshal, as we know who they arc.
Q.
A.
Brooks
is
building
a
new
resi
­
Rowell A Chesniau........ ................... St. Louis
ing; divorce. Decree granted, and
Gin. A. Winckler........... ........................ Yreka ly dull at present.
Elder
Martin
Peterson
has
left
with
custody of children given to plaintiff. dence near Linkville.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
County warrants always taken at par
us a copy of the constitution and by­
A
grand
ball
at
Linkville
on
Christ
­
Louis
Reese
vs.
Iluldah
Reese
;
di
­
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
on amounts due the T imes office.
laws of the United Reformers, a na- vorce. Decree granted.
mas eve, and a Christmas tree, maybe.
M. F. Ciirncn.—Religious services every
Carey’s name is Dilwirth, instead
NAILS,
Sunday, at the usual hours, bv the Rever­
; tional order which is rapidly gaining
O Chow vs. Hog Kan, Ye Tie & Co.;
County Court adjourned on last Fri­
ends J. R. N. 1U‘H. J. S. McCain and M. A. of William, as heieofore supposed.
strength in this country, and of which action to recover money. Judgment day, after consuming the allotted time.
Williams, alternately.
Postmaster
Muller
has
lately
re
­
he has received tho appointment of by default.
C atholic C hurch . —Divine Services ev­
A full Board was in attendance. No A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES,
ery Sunday, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa­ ceived a supply of new postal cards.
! State Deputy. He will organize a
John Stought vs. Patterson Bros.; litigation. Considerable business trans­
ther Blanchett.
A light touch of frost was experi­ Senate at Ashland on Wednesday next, action to recover money. Judgment acted, but of minor importance.
M. E. S i ’ npay S chool . —Regular meetings
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
every Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
enced Wednesday night, but evident­ having organized one on Butte creek by default.
“I would I were a boy again,” is
C atholic S unday S chool . — Regular
this week. As we have been unable
State vs. Daniel Doty; indictment sang at with great emotion and ear­ POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
meetings every Sunday afternoon, at two ly did little or no damage.
o'clock.
Our Ashland readers should not for­ to peruse the document, we cannot for an assault with intent to kill. De­ nestness by the antiquated bachelors
as yet give a description of the order fendant sentenced to four years’ im­ of Linkville, since the advent of the
F or C oos B ay .—Dr. T. C. Mackey get that llargadine’s is the place to go ! and its workings, though we will do
Fuse and Caps,
prisonment in the Penitentiary and to new “school marm.” Uncle George
left last week for Coos Bay, where he for your Christmas presents.
pay costs of prosecution.
Although the roads are in a bad con­ so soon.
was heard to remark, “It is an ill
expects to settle. We recommend the
B.
F.
Dowell
vs.
W.
C.
Griswold
and
wind,” etc., as he dispatched an order Wooden and Willow Ware,
C heated the G allows .—Chester
Doctor to the people of Coos county, dition, still a considerable amount of
J. A. Cardwell ; injunction. Contin­ for a large supply of hair-dye.
freight is constantly arriving.
and wish him success.
P. Barden, who since last Spring has
ued.
ROPE, NAILS,
George Ratrie informs us that deer been confined in the County Jail
Mr. Strong, of San Francisco, agent
State vs. David Briggs ; indictment
F or S at . em .—Sheriff Manning on
are abundant and quite tame in his awaiting trial on an indictment for the
for the company that purchased the
Monday last left for Salem, having
for murder, Time for settling, sign­
neighborhood on Butte creek.
murder of Daniel McMahon, early
Military Road land grant, has been oc­ PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. GLASS,
in charge Dilwirth Carey, who will
ing and filing bill of exceptions ex­
The Ashland Social Club proposes Saturday morning succumbed to the tended twenty days after final ad- cupied for several days in the Link­
take up his abode with Bill Watkinds
ville Land Office, looking after the
powers that be. He was placed in a
CUTLERY, WIRE,
journnient of Court.
for the ensuing ten years by order of giving a social ball on Christinas eve,
land
interests
of
the
above
mentioned
rude coflin and buried the same day
to which everybody is invited.
Judge Prim.
B. F. Dowell vs. W. C. Griswold ;
Snow is not so deep at Fort Klam­ near the remains of Castello, hanged action to recover money, Demurrer company. Some interesting develop, Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose,
A djourned .—The Circuit Court ad­
ments relative to railroad matters In
several years ago, R. S. Dunlap’s cart
journed on the 11th, after being in ath at present as in former Winters, serving as a hearse for the occasion. to complaint taken under advisement. this section will, perhaps, be made
State vs. Daniel Doty* ; indictment
ETC., ETC.
session over a month. Owing to the being only* about a foot in depth.
known to the public ere long.
As
we
predicted
last
week,
he
carried
for
an
assault
with
intent
to
kill.
Mo
­
John
Orth
has
shipped
several
hun
­
Supreme Court claiming his attention,
O bserver .
his game too far, and lias paid the pen­
Judge Prim has adjourned the regular dred pounds of deer skins to San alty. Jailor Leslie left him alive late tion to set aside verdict and for a new
I have secured the services of a First-class
Linkville, Dec. 12, 1875.
trial overruled.
February term to the third Monday in Francisco within a short time past.
Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair­
the evening before, and although Bar­
State vs. Daniel Doty ; indictment
March.
Joan E. Young, of this place, left
T
iie D oty C ase .—The motions, in
den said he desired nothing when for an assault with intent to kill. De­
ing promptly and in superior style.
the Doty case, to set aside the verdict
C ounty W arrants .—Through the for Salem Monday, to take a position asked by his keeper, still he acted as
fendant having taken an appeal to the
courtesy of £. D. Fond ray, E-q., Coun­ as apprentice in Crawford’s tinshop.
if he wanted to tell him something ; Supremo Court, and applied to be ad. and for a new trial, interposed by de­
fendant’s counsel, were made upon the
It is reported that a murder took but he divulged nothing of importance.
ty Clerk, we are enabled to state that
356 county warrants, amounting to the place in Josephine county not long Dr. Callender and Hon. W. J. Plytnale mitted to bail, it was ordered that he following assigned reasons :
TN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE,
1. Irregularity in the proceedings of L I am receiving and have constantly on
sum of $6,600, were audited by the since. We have no further particulars, were also in his cell the day before he he allowed bail in the sum of $5,000.
hand a full and first-class stock of
Bonds filed and defendant discharged the Court and Jury.
County Commissioners at their De­ however.
died, but failed to learn anything, al­
2. Misconduct of the Jury.
from custody.
cember session. A considerable por­
Little or no rain has fallen tlii« week. I though ho seemed solicitous for them
Groceries,
3.
Surprise which ordinary prudence
P.
Donegan
vs.
Daniel
Murphy;
par
­
tion of this amount will ultimately be A heavy mist prevails, however, to listen to him. Chester P. Barden
could not guard.against.
tition.
Referred
to
the
Clerk to take
4. Insufficiency of evidence to justify DRY GOODS, Gum Boot*, TOBACCO,
refunded this county by Josephine.
which makes the weather chilly’ and has cheated the gallows ; but in doing
evidence.
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verdict.
Ready-Made Clothing,
so he suffered a death a thousand times
disagreeable.
State vs. Daniel Doty’ ; indictment
“L ost R iver R anger ” D ead .—
5. Errors of law occurring in the trial
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Etc.. Etc.
The 1st of January, the time to worse. Alone in his cell, with no one for an assault with a dangerous weap­ and duly excepted to by defendant.
We learn that this mammoth steer,
near to give him even so much as a
After being argued, the matter was
on. Continued to next term.
owned by the Miller brothers, of Lake swear off and settle your debts, so that
I
drink
of
water,
his
spirit
fled
to
meet
All unfinished business was ordered taken under advisement by His Honor,
county, died the other day at Miller’s you can start anew with a clear con- its Maker, unhonored and unsung. His
Everything sold at reasonable rate*.
science,
Is
close
at
hand.
who overruled all points and ordered Give me a call.
K. KUBLI.
to be continued to next term.
station, in the Willamette. This ani­
case lias been taken to a tribunal from
Jacksonville,
Feb.
IS,
1875.
The
Farmers
’
Home
is
now
prepared
defendant to appear for sentence that
S aturday , December 11th.
mal was undoubtedly one of the larg­
which there is no appeal. Thus ended
to
furnish
comfortable
lodgings
as
well
State vs. Dilwirth Carey; indict-| (Friday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock, At
est of his kind, and his death is a
SOCIETY NOTICES,
the career of an individual whose life
as
a
square
meal
on
short
notiee.
Give
ment for larceny. Defendant pleaded the appointed time, after the usual
serious loss to the owners. The “R in-
has doubtless been a dark one, the
guilty and was sentenced to ten years’ preliminaries, Daniel Doty was sen­
ger” would have been quite a card to this establishment a trial.
ifcu Jacksonville Lotlse No. 10,1.0.0. F.,
history of which would perhaps make
f Holds its regular meetings every
Oregon, h id he reached the Centennial.
Our special re;>orter la«t Wednesday
imprisonment in the Penitentiary and tenced to four years’ imprisonment in
Saturday evening at the Odd Fel­
one’s blood run cold. But it will never
the Penitentiary and to pay the costs low’s Hall. Brothers in good standing are
observed a couple of young ladies
to pay costs.
M asonic E lection .—At a regular
come to the knowledge of mortal man,
passing down California street, each
Court then adjourned without day. and disbursements of the prosecution. invited to attend. JOHN MILLER, N. G.
meeting of Ashland Lodge No. 23, A.
for Barden has carried it to the grave
Notice of an appeal of the case to the T. B. K ent , Rec. Sec’y.
vigorously puffing a cigar.
F. A A. M., held at their hall on the
with him. Several pistol wounds on
A
dvertising .—We will soon enter Supreme Court was immediately
For the first time during the past his body were discernible, and lie gave
evening of December 9th, the follow­
Jacksonville Stamm No. 118, F. 0. R.
upon a new year, and it is an appropriate served on the District Attorney. The
ing officers were elected for the ensu. year the County Jail is empty, Carey other evidences of having been a des­ time for our business men who do not defendant was admitted to bail in the Holds its regular meetings every Thursday
at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brother*
ing Masonic year : J. S. Eubanks, being the last inmate. The tax-payers perate character in his time. In his advertise to begin doing so immedi­ sum of $5,000, and upon furnishing evening
in
good
standing
are invited to attend.
N. FISHER, O. C.
death, the county is rid of a continual ately. It is a mistake to think that the requisite bonds, with Conrad Min­
W. M.; J. R. N. Bell, S. W.; II. C. can now breathe free once more.
B en S achs , R. S.
Chris.
Weiss,
the
Sain
’
s
Valley
mail
Hill, J. W.; Jacob Wagner, Treas.;
expense and the Sheriff of an eyesore. when business is dull you can’t afford gus, Jesse Dollarhide, W. J. Ply male
W. II. Atkin-on, Sec’y; Justus Wells, I carrier, who lias been seriously ill for
Oregonian Pocahontas Tribe No. 1, Im­
C ensus of L ake C ounty .—The to advertise any longer, because it and Sol. Sachs, as sureties, he was re­
proved order of Red Men, hold* its
Tyler. The Lodge holds its regular some time, is able to be about, and
leaves the public to infer that you leased. The appeal will probably be
stated
councils at the Red Men’*
following
is
tlie
census
report
of
Lake,
communications on the evening of or will ere long be on the route again.
Hall
the
third
sun
every seven suns, in
have
either
retired
from
business
or
passed upon during the present session the eighth run. A in cordial
invitation to all
j receding the full moon.
John Payne died recently at the as made by the Assessor of that coun­ are not desirous of their custom. “Ev­
of the Supreme Court. Hon. James brothers in good standing.
ty,
and
which
is
now
on
file
at
the
O rder of U nited R eformers .— Payne saw-mill on Williams creek, Secretary of State’s office: Whole erybody in tlie county knows us, and D. Fay and Messrs. Kahler & Watson H. K. H anna , C. ot E. R. D. FOUDRAY, S.
Josephine county. His disease was
Martin Peterson, State Deputy, organ­
number of inhabitants, 944 ; number I what is tlie use of us advertising?” is represented the defense, while II. K.
'
consumption,
and
he
leaves
a
family.
ized a subordinate Senate of the above
Warren Lodre No. 10, A. F. & A. M.,
of legal voters, 323; males under 21 what many say, but they fail to take Hanna, Esq., assisted by Hon. J. F.
Holds its regular communications
into
consideration
the
number
of
im
­
George Wimer, of Murphy creek, and over 10 years, 117; under 10, 131.
order at Eagle Point, on tlie evening
Watson, appeared for the prosecution. / nf \ on
the Wednesday evenings or pre­
of the 14th, with thirty-two members Josephine county, was in town this Females 18 years old and upward, 167; migrants and travelers that are con­
ceding the full moon, in .Jacksonville, Ore­
To W hom it M ay C oncern .—The gon.
T. G. REAMES, W. M.
and the following officers: Martin week, and from him we learn that the under 18 and over 10 years, 77 ; un­ stantly coming in and passing through
M ax M uller , Sec’y.
firm
of
Kahler
&
Bro.
elsewhere
give
Peterson, President; Frank B. Inlow, firm of Wimer Son will probably- der 10 years, 129. Acres of land in the county, who never heard of their
Vice President; Elier Emery, Coun­ put up a mill in that section next year. cultivation, 1,058 ; bushels of wheat existence. A good advertisement in notice that they desire all those in­ Ruth Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 4,1. 0. 0. F.,
debted to come forward by the 1st of Holds its regular meetings on every other
sellor; Levi Tinkham, Secretary ; J.
Send the T imes to your friends raised, 6,597 ; oats, 3,945 ; barley, [ the T imes will he profitable at all
Monday evening at Odd Fellow* Hall.
J. Fryer, Treasurer; W. F. Mathers, East. It will give them more infor. 1,882 ; rye, 130 ; corn, 155 ; potatoes, ; times, as it is extensively read by this January next and settle, either by cash Members in good standing are invited to
attend.
K. KUBLI, N. G.
Marshal; Mrs. Matilda J. Inlow, Usher; mation concerning matters in Oregon 6,155 ; pounds of tobacco, 15 ; pounds • class of people, and has the largest or note. Business is meant.
R achel F isher , R. S.
W. W. French, Guard; Peter Simons, in one week than you can impart in a of cheese, 676 ; butter, 12,355 ; tons of circulation of any paper in Southern
P lows .—K. Kubli has just received
INDEPENDENT LITERARY SOCIETY,
Oregon.
Sentinel.
a first-class assortment of plows of the
hay, 6,860 ; pounds of wool, 10,840 ; j
dozen letters.
Hohls its regular meeting* at tho District
School House every Friday’ evening.
latest
and
most
improved
styles,
which
number
of
cattle,
22,190;
horses,
i
P ostal S ervice S ecured .—A mall
The holidays are at hand, and those
P robate C ourt . The following
CHAS. NICKELL, President.
2,857;
mules,
85;
sheep,
20,148;
hogs,
Miss E lla K ubli , Sec’y.
route to Chewaucan, Summer Lake desiring anything in the shape of dry­
business has been transacted in this he says will be sold cheaper than ever
before known in Jacksonville, Call
and Silver Lake Valleys, Lake county, goods, clothing, etc., can be accommo- 739; feet of lumber, 185,000.
Court since our last issue :
PROCLAMATION
has finally been secured, and postal i dated to the best on sliort notiee and
In the matter of the estate of W. and see for yourselves.
S ettle U p . We have sent state-
servico will soon commence thereon. at low rates by calling on Sachs Bros.
Y. Miller, deceased. Final statement
F or S ale .—Those desiring a first-
ments of account to about all indebted
The following persons have been ap­
of
J.
II.
Miller,
administrator
of
said
class sewing-machine, bran new, at less NEW GOODS AND LOW DEICES !
Ben Sach8 has a fine assortment of to the T imes office, and request them
pointed Postmasters along the route : goods for the holidays, consistirg of
estate,
allowed
and
approved,
and
said
than first cost, can be accommodated
to come forward and settle between
At Antler, B. S. Chandler; at Che­ toys, fancy articles, cake trimmings,
administrator discharged.
by calling on E. C. Brooks and exam­
now and Jan. 1, 1876. The amount
JO. SOLOMON,
waucan, Thos. J. Brattan ; at Silver etc. As he intends closing out the entire
In the matter of the estate of P. ining one of the celebrated Wilcox <fc
due from each is small, but in the ag­
Lake, George C. Duncan ; at Summer | stock, lie will sell at the lowest rates.
W. Stow; petition to change personal Gibbs’ machines.
A T EVANS CREEK, JACKSON COUN-
gregate amounts to considerable. As
xx ty, Oregon, respectfully calls the atten­
Lake, Wm. H. Averill; at White Hill,
property. Herman Helms, adminis­
tion of the public generally to his LARGE
We are under obligations to David it takes money to run a newspaper and
C rowded O ut .—An article in reply and
Wm. II. Miller. The establishment of
WELL ASSORTED STOCK of
trator of said estate, authorized to
we can’t subsist on wind altogether,
'
Cronemiller
for
sundry
numbers
of
the
to
the
letter
of
Martin
Peterson,
pub
­
this service will he well received by
make change as prayed for.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
those
interested
will
no
doubt
appreci
­
Council
Brand,
a
paper
published
at
the people of that section, who were
In the matter of the estate of David lished in last week’s T imes , was which he offers for sale cheaper than the
Eaton, Pa., and devoted to the inter­ ate the meaning of this notice.
actually in need of it.
Farra. It was ordered that II. C. received at too late an hour to appear cheapest.
ests of the Improved Order of Red Men.
Give me a call.
F atal A ccident .—Stephen Barnes, Fleming, administrator, pay over to this week. It will be published in
P ersonal .—Judge Prim left for
Wool and Hides taken in exchange
Reames Bros, have on hand a com­ well known in this section, met with the guardian of children of deceased our next issue.
for goods at market rates.
Salem Sunday last.
JOS. SOLOMON.
plete and superior assortment of dry­
lion. James D. Fay started for Port- | goods, ready-made clothing and mer­ an accident on the 8th, which resulted the balance remaining after settlement To H ousekeepers .—Among those who Evans Creek, Sept. 27, 1875.
land at the same time, where he goes j chandise in general. You can fit in his death. He was felling an oak of said estate, and that he be dis­ have used the household remedy, land's
MILL NOTICE.
to act in the capacity of attorney for yourself out there in the finest style tree on Farris’ gulch, which fell upon charged from all duty and responsi­ Extract, scarcely a family can be found in
which
it
is
not
the
rule
to
keep
it
constantly
him, breaking his neck and back and bility upon complying with said order.
Dan Smith, whose trial on the charge and at a reasonable price.
on hand. The one difficulty is that it is so
causing other injuries, of which he
N AND AFTER THE TENTH DAY
of robbing the mails was to commence
CniNAMAN A rrested .—A China­ valuable in relieving and curing in almost
Toy Loy was last week brought be- died almost instantly.
of September, 1875, the Patron* of Hus­
accident that a family is subjected to
Tuesday last.
man who persisted in building a fire every
bandry Mill Company will cease to grind
foro ’Squire Stinson on a charge of
that the medicine is often exhausted when on exchange, except for family use tor pro­
Capt. O. C. Applegate passed through shooting at a brother Celestial, but as
D ied .—Miss St. Marian T’Vault, too close to Veit Schutz’ barn, in spite an urgent and sudden use for it arises. It ducers, in unbranded sacks; and instead
town last week on a visit to the Wil­ the matter was adjusted between the daughter of the late Col. W. G. of the warnings of the Marshal, was is economical as to price, and important tor will buy wheat and pay the highest market
the greater surety of having it when sud­ price tiierefor. For particulars, apply at
lamette.
*
Mongolians, no one appeared against T’Vault, of this place, died at East arrested one evening last week, and denly needed to buy the largest size at $1.75. the Mills.
This bottle contains five and one-half times
II. F. Niday was In town this week. him and be was discharged.
By
order
of
the
Board.
brought
before
Recorder
Hayden,
Up-
Portland on the 8th, in the 38th year
as much as the 50c. size.
J. S. HERRIN, President.
Hon. J. F. Watson left for Roseburg
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on
the
payment
of
five
dollars
he
was
F.
M.
P
lymale
, Secretary.
of
her
age,
after
several
long
years
of
The Lake county Circuit Court, !
The National Gold Medal was award­
this week.
released.
which was to meet on the fourth Mon­ suffering. She leaves an aged mother
ed to Bradley & Rulofson for the best Pho­
Ben Haymond, Esq., our efficient
and
also
a
sister
in
Jacksonville.
Req-
day in November, for various unavoid­
S wamp L ands .—The Southern Ore­ tographs in the United States, and the
Rock Point agent, favored us with a
uiescat
cn
pace.
Vienna Medal for the best in the world.
able reasons, did not convene. But
gon Swamp Land Company met on
otice is hereby ’ given that
call this week. L. J. White, of the little business was on docket, hence
429 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
the accounts of the firm of Manning &
Friday
last
and
elected
James
D.
Fay,
“
S
alem
M
ercury
.
”
—
Dr.
Jackson,
same place, was also in town at that
Ish
have been placed in my hand* for col­
I
n
forty-eight
hours
a
cough
may
become
no harm will result therefrom.
agent at this place for the above paper, J. N. T. Miller and Henry Klippel as dangerous ; but within that time any cough lection. All persons indebted to said firm
time.
Mrs. Brown, of Ashland, is constant­ will call on the subscribers next week Directors ; also Henry Klippel as Pres- can be cured by the use of Hale' a Honey of ' are requested to settle immediately.
Hon. Henry Klippel left for Beaver
H. K. HANNA.
Horehound and Tar. Sold by all druggists. '
I
ly
in
receipt
of
the
latest
novelties
in
for
amounts
due
on
subscriptions.
.
ident.
Jacksonville,
Sept.
2,
1875,
I
Pike
’
s
Toothache
Drops
cure
in
one
minute.
1
*
creek this week.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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