The Democratic times., February 18, 1876, Image 2

<tlu' § ma tratte
Pilot EEDtNtIK OF TIIF. DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
THF. O. <*.
C. M. WAGON ROAD GRANT.
K. KUBLI,
correspondent say9 that should Bab­
cock secure an acquittal the President, I
who from the first held that his Sec­
retary was innocent, and who believes
to this day that Babcock is the victim
of a conspiracy formed in the Treasury
Department to defeat the third term,
will immediately follow up the acquit­
tal of Babcock by the summary expul­
sion from his Cabinet of Bristow and
the dismissal from the Treasury De­
partment of every official who has been
prominent in the prosecution.
Hon. L. F. Lane has introduced in
The Democratic State Central Com­
Odd Fellows’ Building, Jacksonville, Oregon,
Official Paper (or Jackson k Josephine Counties. mittee for Oregon met at E. A. Cro­ Congress a bill giving to the Oregon |
Central Military Wagon Road Compa­
nin’s office in Portland, on Thursday, i ny and their assigns lands in lieu of,
FRIDAY
DEALER & WORKER IN
I
February 10, 1876, and was called to those that were granted the Company
order at 11 a . m . by C. B. Bellinger.
but upon which tho Klamath Indian
Democratic Stats Convention.
I TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, «ta.
On motion of A. Noltner, C. B. Bel­ Reservation was afterwards located.
\ Democratic State Convention is hereby linger was elected (’hairman.
Trouble may result, should the vacation
railed t<> convene in tho City of Salem on
On
motion
of
D.
Carlisle,
M.
V.
Pumps,
Wed ne- lay, April 2'5, 1876, at 11 o’clock a . I
of these lands (which the Indians now
M., to -■•le< t -ix delegates to the National Brown was elected Secretary.
claim) be desired, hence the introduc­
1» >ub'i ratio Convention, candidates for
The counties were represented as tion of Mr. Lane’s bill to remedy this
Judges of the Supreme Court in the Second,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Democratic State Convention.
Taird and Filth Ju licial Districts, and for follows:
matter and avoid trouble by giving
Prosecuting Attorneys in the several Judi­
cial Districts, and for the transaction of such
As will be observed by the call at the I
Benton, D. Carlisle; Raker, John the Company other lands in lieu there­
other bu-i:iess as may Is* thought piojcr.
NAILS,
It is rec »mmended that Primary and County Brattain, by A. Noltner, proxy; Clacka­ of. A majority of the papers of Ore­ head of our columns, the Democratic
Conventions tn the several counties be held mas, W. II. Vaughn; Coos, J. II. Ai­ gon have favorably expressed them­ State Central Committee has issued a
as follows*. Primary Conventions on Sat­
A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES,
urday, April 8th. at 1 o’clock r. M„ and ken, by J. M. Thompson, proxy; Doug­ selves on this subject, and the justice call for a State Convention, to be held
County Conventions on Saturday, April las, A. Rose, by J. 31. Thompson,
of the bill seems to be conceded. We in Salem on Wednesday, April 26, Aro now selling their first-class stock of
15th, ât 1 o’clock r. M. It is expectetl that
In counties where the time thus suggested proxy; Grant, W. B. Ins well, by W. find the following statement in rela­ I 1876, to nominate Judicial officers and !
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
for holding Primary and County Conven­ II. Effinger, proxy ; Jackson, II. Klip-
I six delegates to the National Conven- I
tions does not meet the convenience of the
I tion to this grant in the Mercury :
DRESS-GOODS,
pel,
by
C.
B.
Bellinger,
proxy
;
Jose
­
voters, the proper Committee Mill fix a dif­
I
On July 2, 186 1, Congress passed an tion, and for the transaction of other!
POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ferent time.
phine, E. N. Tolin, by John F. Miller, act granting certain public lands to the business that may properly come;
Thkor
... ...6 Lane.......................... 7 I
Renton........................ 1 Linn........................... 11 ! proxy; Lane, J. M. Thompson ; Linn, State of Oregon “to aid in the construc­ up. There was quite a full attendance LADIES’ FANCY GOODS, BLACK SILKS,
Fuse and Caps,
Clackamas................. 7 Marion ..................... 9 N. Price ; Polk, D. J. Holmes, by Ben tion of a military road from Eugene at the meeting of the Committee, and
Clatsop....................... 2 Multnomah............. 9
City to the eastern boundary of said
much interest was manifested in the
Columbia.................. 2 Polk .......................... 5 Hayden, proxy; Marion, John F. Mil
IRISH POPLINS,
Tillamook................ 2 ler; Multnomah, George L. Curry; State,” the grant extending on either
Wooden and Willow Ware,
side of the road three miles and in­ affairs of the party. The proceedings
Union ....................... 6 ;
.................... *'» Umatilla................... 6 i Tillamook, W. II. Faucett, by A. cluding the alternate and odd num­ will be found elsewhere.
Grant...........................3 Wasco......................... 5 j Noltner, proxy; Umatilla, J. L. Story, bered sections. By an act of the Leg­
In largo variety, at lower prices than any i
ROPE, NAILS,
t
Jackson ..................... 8 Washington ............ 4
islature
of
Oregon,
passed
Oct.
24,
Josephine................... 3 Yamhill................... 6 by M. V. Brown, proxy ; Union, J. II.
MEW,
THIS
WEEK.
; 1S64, this grant was transferred to the
Lake............................ 2
Slater, by A. Noltner, proxy ; Wasco, said
C. B . BELLINGER.
Other Firm in Oregon.
I PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. GLASS,
Road Company, the franchise to
Administratrix’s Notice.
Chairman l’ro Tern.
J. B. Crossen; Yamhill, W. T. Newby. vest in the same when the road was
M. V. B rows . Scert tary.
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Curry, Clatsop, Columbia and Wash­ completed according to law. By the VTOTICE
IN
the
undersigned
has been appointed by They also offer their large assortment of
Dealt. «»I lie verily Johntou.
certificate of Governor Woods dated the County Court of Josephine county, Ore­
ington counties were unrepresented.
Administratrix of the Estate ol John
The following resolution was adopted: January 12, 1870, the road was com­ I gon,
Payno,
deceased.
The telegraph informs us of the
pleted throughout its entire length ac­ All persons
CLOTHING
indebted to said estate are
Resolved,
That
a
Democratic
State
Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose,
death of Hon. Reverdy Johnson last Convention be held in Salem on cording to the terms of the grant.
requested to settle the same immediately,
The treaty jvith the Klamath In­ and all persons having claims against said CHEAPER than the VERY CHEAPEST ! i
Friday at Annapolis, Maryland, from Wednesday, April 26th, 1876, for the
estate will present them with the proper
ETC., ETC.
an a ci lent which is unaccountable purpose of selecting six delegates to dians in 1861 was ratified Feb. 17, vouchers to me at my residence in Wil­
1S70,
after
the
completion
of
the
road.
precinct, Josephine county, with­
and wa- witnessed by none, lie was the National Democratic Convention, The lines of the road run through the liamsburg
in six months from the date hereof.
Wo guarantee ovory article sold by us as
a gue-t of Governor Carroll, and dur­ candidates for Judges of the Supreme Klamath Lake Basin, and the Klam­
I have secured the sorvicos of a First-clas*
ELIZABETH PAYNE,
i
Court
in
the
2d,
3d
and
5th
Judicial
Administratrix
of
Estate
of
John
Payne.
ing his visit at the Gubernatorial man­
represented. Call and see us before pur­ Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair­
Districts, and candidates for Prosecut­ ath Reservation, as established subse­ February 17, 187(5.
sion was found dead in the yard in the ing Attorneys in the several Judicial quent to the listing of the wagon road
chasing elsewhere. You will save money ing promptly and in superior style.
Citation to Heirs.
rear of the house by one of the ser- Districts; and for tho transaction of lands to the State for said road Com­
by doing so.
SACHS BROS.
vants. It is supposed by somo that such business as may come before the pany, embraces 130,376 acres of the
lands belonging to the road company. In the County Court of the State of Oregon,
his eye-sight being bad, he walked off Convention. The representation was The Klamath Reservation was finally for Jackson county, sitting for the trans­
the steps of the building, and falling based upon the vote for Congressman confirmed as such without notifying action of probale business Thursday, Feb­
N CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE,
ruary 10, 1876.
La Dow, at the general election in
I am receiving and have constantly on
to the ground below, fractured his 1874, giving one vote to each county, the Indians, to whose use these road In the matter of the guardianship of the
hand a full and first-class stock of
lands
were
set
apart,
and
the
Indians
minor heirs of David Farra, deceased.
skull and inflicted other injuries from and one to every one hundred or frac­
were
in
entire
ignorance
that
any
part
\F°W
AT THIS DA A' COMES ON TO
which he almost instantly died, Ot ti­ tion of fifty or over. [See apportion­ was claimed by or belonged to the road 11 be heard
Groceries,
the petition of II. C. Fleming,
guardian of the minor heiis of David Farra,
ers assert that he received his fata! in­ ment at the head of our columns.]
company.
deceased, praying for a license to sell home­
DRY GOODS, Gum Boots, TOBACCO,
An invitation from Hon. A. J. Du­
juries while suffering from a sudden
The entire grant of these lands has stead ol’said deceased.
And the Court, after fully considering the
fur to visit and inspect the Centennial been transferred to certain capitalists,
Ready-Made Clothing,
stroke of apoplexy.
matter, and being well advised in the prem­
mostly
of
California,
without
notice
was
Mr. Johnson was one of the rarities articles at the Committee Rooms
ises, it is ordered that the next of kin of the
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Etc., Etc
that any of the lands were claimed by minor heirs of David Farra, deceased, late
of the present age—a great and pure » received and accepted.
the Indians. The wagon road com- ol Jackson County, Oregon, and all persons
On motion, the Committee ad : pany have paid taxes on these lands interested in said estate, appear before tho
man. As a jurist he stood unequaled,
County Court of Jackson county, Oregon,
Everything sold at reasonable ratas.
C. B. B ellinger ,
and as a statesman he was of the fore­ journed.
I since they were listed to the company, at the Clerk’s office, on the 7th day ol‘ March,
Give
me
a call.
K. KUBLI.
Chairman Pro Tern. and the present owners of the road A. D. 1876, at 10 o’clock A. m ., and show
most. During his political life, which I
Jacksonville,
Feb.
IS,
1875.
cause,
if
any
there
be,
why
a
license
shall
M. V. B rown , Sec.
wish to dispose of them to settlers, not be granted to said guardian for the sale,
was a long and eventful one, he held
but
the Indians threaten to resist their according to law, of the following described
many offices of public trust, the duties
Démocratie Money.
THE SODA SPRINGS!
■ sale to and occupation by settlers. real property, to-wit :
The
N.
%
of
the
S.
W.
’
I,
and
the
S.
W.
%
of United States Minister to England
claim of the company appears to oftheS. W. *4 of section 11 ; tho N. E. of
In his bill, recently introduced in ! I The
being among the last he performed.
be just, it being prior in time and right the S. E. z J» I ot section 10, in township No.
Although eighty years old and his con­ Congress, lion. Gustave Schleicher, j to the right claimed by the Indians 36, south, ot range No. 1 west.
It is further ordered that a copy of the
stitution impaired by age and disease, a Democratic member from Texas, under the treaty, but rather than press foregoing order be published in the D emo ­ NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
their rights by taking possession of
T imes , a weekly newspaper publish­
his mental faculties were still unusual­ shows a heart}’ desire to resume specie the lands, the company will be satis­ cratic
ed in the town of Jacksonville, at least
payment.
We
have not seen a full
successive weeks prior to the time
ly active and bright to the time of his
fied if they are granted lieu lands three
text of the bill, but in a synopsis of it equal
fixed in said order for the hearing of said
in area to those claimed by the
demise. In the death of Reverdy
viz..: March the 7th, A. D. 1876, at
we note these commendable features : Indians, and this we believe is the de petition,
10 o’clock a . M.
Johnson the American people lose one
iiA.rtGA.r>iisrE’s
By order ol Hon. E. B. Watson, County
The application of gold on hand to the sign of the bill introduced by Mr.
of their truly great men, against whom
Judge.
E. D. FOUDBAY, Clerk.
redemption and payment of the out­ Lane.
no word of reproach can tie uttered,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
AND MARBLE WORKS.
standing “greenback” circulation ; the
GENERAI.
XOHN
AND
MEWS.
and whose place will be difficult to fill.
Washington's Birthday !
monthly redemption of $1,000,000 of !
Due honor to his memory was ob­
The Bibcock trial was progressing
fractional currency in silver; the
HE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE- Ho ! Unto All Who Thirst !
served throughout the Union, and his
turned from San Francisco, where he
at
last
accounts.
monthly selling of $10,000,000 in gold
has bought and is now receiving the best
remains were followed to their last
They say that Chock Wong, the ed-
assortment of
and silver for legal tender notes, and
COME YE UNTO
resting place near Baltimore by a
pub-
itor
of
the
Chinese
newspaper
the cancellation and destruction of the
WILL RE GIVEN
large concourse. Requiescat in pace.
lished in San Francisco, has been
General Merchandise,
I notes so redeemed ; the sellingof bonds granted bis papers of citizenship.
THE SODA SPRINGS!
Army nuil Navy Kiuecwrec
to obtain greenbacks. This bill plainly
Ever brought to this market, consisting of
Hobson A Warren, at Astoria, ha vp At Chapman’s, Poorman’s Creek, a general assortment
avows a purpose to substitute hard I secured
AND DRINK WITHOUT
from Mr Iliekox.one thous­
There ¡3 a large field for cutting down money for paper promises, something
the expenses of our Government in the which is avoided by a majority of the and shingles for the Centennial, a sin­
DRY-GOODS,
—ON—
gle shingle measuring 20 inches in
Money and Without Price !
army and navy. A General of the other bills of a similar nature that have width.
I
army and his large staff is not needed been introduced.
Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
C. B. Bellinger, Esq., Clerk of the Tuesday Eve., Feb. 22, 1S76
when the country is at peace. The of­
Supreme Court, has prepared the 4th
CriHE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW KEEP-
A Huie Itesort.
GROCERIES,
fice itself was created chiefly by Gen­
L ing tho Soda Springs House,and having
volume of reports of the Supreme
pOOD MUSTC and SUPPER WILT,
repaired and refitted the same are now pre­
Court
of
this
State.
The
volume
is
in
eral Grant’s friend Washburne, as a re­
We hear that Hill’s speech on the
vT bo provided. Como one and all and
pared to accommodate all that may favor us
ward to Grant, not because it was Amnesty bill has been shaped into a press and will he ready for sale within celebrate the anniversary ol the birth of the Ladies’ Press Gocds and Trimmings, with a call. Prices to suit theso hard times.
"Father of his Country.”
needed by the country; nor is the tirade against the Union—breathing the next six months.
M. CHAPMAN.
THE MARBLE BUSINESS
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
The Washington correspondent of
office of Lieutenant General any more in every sentence secession, war and
Will still be a specialty. All orders in this
line promptly tilled in the best manner aud
necessary. The General get9 $17,000 revenge—for the purpose of being used the Hartford Tinies, describing Grant’s
ASSESSOR
’
S
NOTICE.
reasonable rates.
levee last week, delicately puts it :
a year, and the Lieutenant General i as a campaign document against the “Owing to unavoidable absence Gen­
as usual.
Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, at Address,
J. II. A A. II. RUSSELL, Ashland.
he undersigned , assessor OF
gets $13,000. In the navy, too, the | Democracy. Wo ask nothing more eral Babcock did not make the intro­
Jackson county, Oregon, will visit tho
LADIES’ A GENTS’ HATS,
room for a reduction is very apparent. j than that the unprejudiced read the ductions to the President.”
Tax-payers of said conntv at the earliest
PROCLAMATION.
convenience,
and
wishes
all
persons
to
be
Admiral Porter, with his $13,000 a i original speech, mark its peaceful and
A child was born to the wife of prepared to give in a list of their taxable
STATIONERY, NOTIONS,
year, practically does nothing. The : conciliatory tone, and also regard its James Sheridan, at Salem, on the 1st property.
All
persons
not
owning
real
estate
aro
re
­
ZTEW GOOPS AND LOW PRICES I
place was prepared for Farragut, and • manly appeal from a down-trodden of the present month, which is not re­ quested to be prepared to pay their poll tax,
CONFECTIONERY,
ETC.,
markable.
That
just
20
children
have
as the law requires the assessor, where the
he filled the bill. Farragut, in Mobile | people. Do this, says the Standard,
before been born to Mr. and Mrs. Sher­ poll tax is not paid to him, to make out a
bay, was partially disabled by a sun­ and w’o promise that Instead of the idan may, however, be more remark­ list of the same and give it to the Sheriff, Which I will sell for country produce, or
JO. SOLOMON,
who will immediately collect the tax with to good men on time as cheap as the cheap­
stroke, and In consequence of that he • Georgia member’s speech being sus­ able.
costs and mileage. A word to the wise is est ; but if you have cash to pay for goods,
4 T EVANS CREEK, J XCKSON COUN-
was allowed a Secretary, or amanuen­ ceptible of any gross misinterpretation
The Retrenchment Committee have sufficient. The county is in debt and must I am your "man. Cash is my strong suit. I ZV tv, Oregon, res|>ectlnlly calls the atten­
W. A. CHILDERS,
will sell so much cheaper than (»rangers tion of the public generally to his LARGE
sis, and Admiral Porter still keeps that which will recoil to the detriment of introduced a bill in Congress, through have money.
Assessor of Jackson County, Oregon. can
that I will make them know that a mid­ and WELL ASSORTED STOCK of
amanuensis, at a salary of probably I his party, it will be looked upon as an Mr. Lowe, that reduces the salary of February 8, 187(5.
dleman in this line is not only a luxury but
judiciary from $158,000 per an­
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
an absolute necessity. I have a band of
«3,000 a year, to help him in his ar­ i honest and bravo effort, pacific and the
I. AG ER ! LAGER ! !
sheep that pa vs niv expenses.
num to $121,000, making a saving of
which he offers for sale cheaper than the
R. B. HARGADINE.
duous work of doing nothing.
1 brotherly in sentiment, rich in matter, $37,000 per annum. Clerks and all
cheapest.
Ashland, Oct. 20, 1875.
Give me a call.
! polished in diction and beneficial in its connected with the judiciary are in­
The Iron Industry.
Woo! and Hides taken in exchange
THE
EAGLE
BREWERY.
cluded.
effect.
for goods at market rates.
The Springfield Republican says :
JOS. SOLOMON.
If we judge by the rules applying to
What the Democracy Intend« to Do.
Evans Creek, Sept. 27, 1875.
“
The
Democracy
are
spreading
their
HE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTERER,
values, the most precious metal in the
sails betimes for the Centennial breeze ;
has now on hand and is constantly man­ SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE A NUNAN,
In 1864 the Democrats put a war very good political seamanship it is,
United Slates is Iron. The value of
ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern
PRO BONO PUBLICO
our gold and silver product amounts candidate on a peace platform. In too—as far as it goes.” It adds that, Oregon, which he will sell in quantities to
suit purchasers. Call and test the article.
Manufacturer & Dealer
to near $75,000,000 per annum, where­ 1868 they put a hard-money nominee thanks to the blunders of the Mortens
HE PITRLTC ARE HEREBY NOTI-
as that of iron will exceed it several on a soft-money platform. In 1872 and Blaines, the Democrats have a
NOTICE.
fied that I have placed my notes and
accounts in the hands of my attorney, II.
fold. During the last twenty years they put a high tariff man on a free- clear field as the party of anti-section­
In Every Description of Saddlery, K.
Hanna, with j>ositive instructions to
the United States have imported from trade platform. They lost, says the alism and Centennial good feeling.
HE ASHLAND FLOURING MILLS
make immediate and forced collection in ev­
property has been sold to Messrs. Jacob
Crooked vinegar is the last develop­
ery instance where security is not given.
Europe an enormous amount of iron, ' Courier-Journal, all the way through.
Wagner
and
E.
K.
Anderson,
and
all
know
­
Those knowing themselves indebted to
ment in Chicago. The Tribune of that ing themselves indebted to us are hereby
HARNESS,
the value of which would more than May and December are equally “no go” city
me will do well to call upon Mr. Hanna,
shows that several hundred thous­ notified to call and settle by cash or note,
without delay, as this is my last call. My
pay our public debt. And yet the as­ j in politics and love. This time we and gallons of crooked spirits from the as
our books must be settled within sixty
business must be settled !
WAGNER, ANDERSON A CO.
JAMES T. GLENN.
says prove that the iron beds of Penn­ ! propose to put a hard-money nominee crooked distilleries were sold to vine­ days.
CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS
Ashland, January 21, 1876.
Jacksonville,
Sept.
9, 1874.
sylvania, Michigan,Missouri, Alabama, i on a hard-money platform to carry gar manufacturers, who, not being
Tennessee and other States, are richer New York, New Jersey, New Hamp­ compelled by any Government regula­ ¡
SADDLERY-WARE,
TO THOSE INDEBTED.
SETTLE UP.
in ore than those of England, and have shire, Connecticut, California and Ore­ tions to keep books showing the quan­
tity of whisky they use in the manu­
in close proximity, wood, water and gon, which, with the Southern vpte, facture of their product, have been
HE ACCOUNTS OF THE LATE FIRM
otice is hereby given that
ILL SELL FOR CASH AT GREATLY
of Webb A Jones have been placed in
the accounts of the firm ot Manning A
limestone. There is something Radi­ elects, and to come out of the struggle I I making a very handsome profit by ad­
reduced rates.
the hands of H. K. Hanna for collection.
Ish have been placed in my hands for col­
cally wrong here, which perhaps the with a character not debauched, but dition, division and silence with Those knowing themselves indebted aro
Repairing done promptly, and at lection. All persons indebted to said firm
requested to settle immediately and thereby prices in keeping with the times."
are requested to settle immediately.
Republicans will delight in ascribing to with a policy equal to the requirements | crooked distillers.
IJ. K. HANNA.
save costs.
WEBB A JONES.
J. NUNAN.
Jacksonville,
Nov.
5,
1875.
Jacksonville,
Fob.
10,
1^70,
Democratic desire to have free trade. i of the whole country.
The
N.
Y.
Herald's
Washington
Jacksonville,
Sept.
2,
1875.
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