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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1876.
VOL. VI.
I
T. A. DAVIS.
T. A. DAVIS & CO.,
STATE OF OREGON.
(»LNEKAL NOTEN AND NEUN.
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COI STY COI KT PKOCEEIMSUN.
APRIL TERM.
Katie I’easo was recently sold at To the E ditor of the T imes :
Some six months ago the writer of
Officers present.—Hon. E. B. Wat­
auction, bringing $3,850.
Prof. Watson, of Ann Harbor, Mich., thia had occasion to visit tho vicinity son, Judge ; John O’Brien and M. A.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
of Galice creek on mining business, Houston, Commissioners; E. D. Fou-
FANCY GOODS lately discovered a new planet.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
dray, Clerk ; J. W. Manning, Sheriff.
Trade dollars were going at 90 cents and on making a similar visit to that
11 FRONT STREET.
.... P. I*. Prim
Circuit Judge,
Rejiort of the view of change of a
BOYS’ and GIRLS’
in California, but have advanced since. region a few days since, I was forci­
.District Attorney,...................... H. K. Hanna
bly struck with tho rapid development portion of tho road leading from Jack­
JACKSON COUNTY.
President Grant has vetoed tho bill
PORTE ANIX OREGON.
n ’ountv Judge,........................... E. R. Watson
REA DY-MADE CLOTHING, reducing his salary to its former place. of mining interests in that section, and sonville to Bybee’s Ferry was received,
f John O’Brien,
with the enterprise shown by tho which recommended that tho proposed
County
( M. A. Hueston
A. T. Stewart, the well known dry
...... J. W. Mann ing WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Sheriff.
change bo not made. It was there­
goods merchant of New York, died on people.
BOOTS and SHOES,
....... E. D. Foudray »V a complete stock of
Clerk...
•z
The
first
improvement
that
attracted
fore ordered that the petition for said
tho 10th.
Treasurer......................... .................. K. Kubìi
Assessor................................. ...... W. A. Childers
my
attention
after
reaching
Josephine
change be not granted.
A largo number of Now Zealanders
School Superintendent, ....... II. (’. Fleming
GROCERIES, REDSTEA DS æ C/7.1 /ILS’,
DRUGS.
county
was
a
pack-trail
from
Taylor
The following named persons were
Surveyor,......................... .......... J. S. Howard
are coming to Oregon to engago in
Coroner. ......................... ............. H.. T. Tnlow
creok to tho top of Taylor’s mountain. appointed as Judges of Election, to-
sheep raising.
Official Paper,................. D emocratic T imes PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES,
CLOTHING,
i The Secretary of War has issued We aro informed that this improve­ wit :
JOSF.rillNE COUNTY.
an order restoring tho army head- ment is due to the enterprise of Mr.
Willow Springs— :N. C. Dean, Thos.
PATENT MEDICINES,
County Judge........................... M. F. Baldwin
I
:
quarters
to
Washington.
Wright,
Dan. Fisher.
_
/
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f S. Messenger,
Knight, tho Road Supervisor of that
LIQUORS, TOBACCO and CIGARS,
County Commissioners,...... |
Ncply.
Little Hatte— James Miller, G. W.
G L A SS n 4 R E, WIN DOW G LA SS, I
John Winters, of Stringtown, Wash­ district.
Sheriff.......................................... Dan. L. Green
Isaacs,
l’eter Simon.
At tho crossing of Taylor Creok we
ington county, has a rooster with
Clerk...................................
Chas. Hughes
Rig Hafte— A. J. Wilcox, H. T.
noticed that there had lately been a
Treasurer...........................
XX m. Nancko
PAINTS. OILS AND
horns about three inches in length.
Assessor................. ........................ John Taylor
dwelling house erected and the Severance, W. F. Wilkinson.
School Superintendent,............... J. M. Smith
I Dom Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, is
Foot's Creek— R. A. Cook, Silas Dra­
Surveyor,...................................XV. N. Sanders PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND, At E. Jacob's New Store, now in the United States, and much grounds enclosed with a neat picket
fence, which, taken in connection with per, G. W. Lance.
Coroner................................... ...Geo. E. Briggs
fuss is being made over his presence. a saw-mill standing near by, that is ; Grant's Pass— Wm. Kahler, John
Official Paper,.................. DF.MtK'RATic T imes
BLUE VITRIOL,
Orth’s Brick Building, Jacksonville.
COURT SITTINGS.
Matt. Bledsoe, a well known charac­ i rapidly sawing out lumber for the Brown, W. A. Johnson.
Leland— Jas. McWilliams, S. Isham,
ter
in this State, was shot and killed i miners, gives tho place a very business­
County.— Circuit Court, sceoml »
LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC.
L.
N. Browning.
Monday in February, Juno and November.
in a saloon a few days ago, in Arizona. like appearance and speaks well for its
County Court, first Sfonday in each month.
Pleasant Creek— Charles Williams,
i The Salem Mercury publishes a owners, Messrs. Crow A Sanders.
Ja^hine County.— Circuit Court, fourth
Miles
Wakeman, Samuel Rush.
LL OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES SOLD
Four miles from theso premises, ou
Monday in April and fourth Monday in Oc­
Sole Agents for Oregon for the cele­ I
nt the very lowest rates. If you don’t black list of its subscribers who have Roguo river, wo camo to tho Galice
Hock Point— H. H. Magruder, C.
I
tober. County Court, first Monday in Jau- brated CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP. which
believe me, call and ascertain prices for
stopped their paper and failed to pay
Schieffelin,
A. Schultz.
uary, April, July and October.
kills Ticks, Lice and all parasites on sheep, I yourselves. No humbug!
creek
store,
a
well-stocked
estab
­
for it.
and i« a sure curt* for screw-worm, scaband
JACKSONVILLE PRECTNf’T.
Hen
nee
Rock
— S. B. Hull, Uriah
All kinds nt produce and hides taken in
lishment owned by Green Bros., and
foot
rot.
Circular
sent
on
application.
exchange
for
goods.
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Justice of the Peace,................... J. H. Stinson
The New York Sunday Citizen has also to the hotel kept by the polite Gordon, W. Friel.
Constable................................... A. M. Asbury
a report that William M. Tweed has and accommodating host, Mr. Knight,
Table Rock— John Cardwell, c. c.
TOWN OF JACKSONVIT.LF.
bought
a
house
in
Havana
and
is
living
McClendon,
J. B. Rodgers.
“EXCELSIOR”
where we spent a night very pleas­
N. Fisher, President,
1 there.
Ashland— A. S. Jacobs, Jacob Wag-
antly. In tho morning we witnessed
M. Caton,
I
Cor.
Cal.
A
Oregon
Sts.,
ner,
E. J. Farlow.
David
Cronemiller,
Trustees,.
In a ten days’ run with twenty Mr. Knight shoot a couple of large
J. Nunnn,
El VER V STA IM Æ stamps
Eden— Samuel Furry, S. Colver, Q.
the Virtue mine at Baker City bucks, which were on the mountain
George Brown.
Oi-cgon.
N.
Anderson.
Jacksonville,
cleaned up $8,800, which is hard to side on the opposite side of the river,
Recorder...................... .............. U. S. llavdon
Manzanita— R. V. Beall, C. Magru­
some three hundred yards from the
Oregon St., Jacksonville,
beat anywhere.
Treasurer,................... ................. Henry 4*31)0
Marshal....................... .............I. P. McDaniel
store door, where he was standing. der, Thos. McAndrews.
Tho two Secretaries, Belknap and
Street Commissioner, .................. J. C. Weiss
Jacksonville —C. C. Beekman, M.
DAVID LIMN
PROPRIETOR. Robeson, are still being investigated, This caused the old gentleman to nat­
XV. L PLYMALE.
urally feel proud of his marksmanship. Mensor, J. N. T. Miller.
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment
and Robeson appears to lib almost as
PROFESSI!)NAL CARDS.
Uniontown— John Cantrell, T. Cam­
The miners in this vicinity, some
of furniture, consisting of
deep in the mire as Belknap.
i
thirty or more in number, meet every eron, James Buckley.
B. F. HOLSCLAW. M. D.,
aving just received a new
BEDSTEADS,
Applegate— John Slagle, Rial Bene­
Saturday
at the store, where they have
By
winding
around
and
through
ev
­
stock of Harness, Buggies and Car­
dict,
T. G. Dews.
ery nook and corner of the main Cen­ a debating society, to discuss tho va­
riages, I am now prepared to furnish my
BUREAUS, TABLES»
patronsand tho public generally with as
Sterlingville— Thos. Gilson, George
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
tennial building, a |>erson may walk rious questions of the day.
GUILD MOULDINGS,
Youdis,
Jos. Saltmarsh.
From tho life and animation sur­
thirty-seven and three-eighth miles.
FINE TURNOUTS
STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES,
A number of bills were audited.
Kerbyville. Oregon.
Frank Blair died worth $500. Now, rounding this place we were reminded
As
can
be
had
on
the
Pacific
(
’
oast.
Saddle
of
the
early
days
i&California.
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS.
horses hired to go to any part of the country. if Frank had remained in the Repub­
S tock P ays all the T ime .—The
A little over a mile above the store
Dr. L. DANFORTH.
Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Honea lican party, and had watched his
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS,
I broke to work single or double. Horses chances, what a fortune he might have is tho Thoss mining claim, owned now heading of this article, says the Valley
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
hoarded, and tho best of care bestowed upon
ETC., ETC.
by the English company. Here we Farmer, was the remark of an old
left.
them whilo In my charge.
Han removed to Jacksonville, and tenders
witnessed the finest display of hy­ farmer the other day whilo deploring
Also Doors, Sash and Blinds always on I
his professional services to the public.
Senator
Jones
is
said
to
be
of
the
draulic
power that has ever been the failure of his wheat crop.
Office and residence on Third street, oppo­ hand and made toorder. Planing done on J?TMY TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
opinion
that
the
world
’
s
silver
produc
­
reasonable
terms.
Undertaking
a
spe
­
“One year the wheat fails, another
started in Southern Oregon. This
site and east of the M. E. Church.
cialty.
A liberal share of tho public patronnée is tion has decreased instead of the con­ company has been at great expense in year the oats fail, another year tho
solicited.
XV. J. PLY MALE.
trary, and cites acknowledged authori­ fitting up this claim, and have had a corn ; but, says he, stock pays all the
THE
ties in favor of his position.
pipe playing upon its banks, that are time.” He moreover remarked that
ST. MARY’S ACADEMY.
It is stated that Secretary Robeson nearly 100 feet in depth, for the last the farmers who early gave their time
CITY DRUG STORE,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
CONDUCTED BY
has made himself liable to impeach­ two months, and, it is currently re­ to stock raising, had gone right along
ment for drawing a large draft with ported, they have taken out over $20,- without setbacks and outstripped the
JACKSONVILLE.
THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES. the intention of paying it witti the ap­ 000. We were informed that this grain growers. There is no doubt but
Ottico at residence, on Fifth street, op­
company would, in a few days, start there is much truth in the old man’s
propriation for the next fiscal year.
posite the Court House.
two more pipes of a large capacity in remarks ; stock is the surest and most
The
President
takes
a
great
interest
rilHE
NEW
FIRM
OF
KAHLER
A
B
ro
.
rpiTE
SCHOLASTIC
YEAR
OF
THIS
what is known as the Reed diggings, remunerative ; but in thickly settled
H. K. HANNA.
1 have the largest and most complete 1 school will commence about the middle in the Chinese question and has taken where they will have water to work regions it is better and safer to divide
of August, ami is divided iu four sessions, some action thereon. He intends to
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW, assortment of
with the greater part of the year. the interests tietween the two. The
of eleven weeks each. The followingare the
have
Mr.
Seward,
the
Minister
to
Chi
­
Great credit is due to Mr. Bowe, tho two assist each other and improve the
DRUGS, MEDICINES A- CHEMICALS, terms:
Jacksonville, Oregon,
na,
supplied
with
proper
instructions.
superintendent of theso works, for his farm. Waste straw and offal of thè
Board and tuition, per term............ . $40.00
Ever brought to Southern Oregon. Also Bed and Bedding.................................
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
4.00
stock will go to fertilizing the soil and
The Government lunatic asylum at untiring enterprise.
Prompt attention given to all business left the latest and finest styles of
Drawing and painting........................
8.00
On the opposite side of the creek improving its capacity for productive­
in my care.
Piano,..................................................... . 15.00 Washington is in a horrible condition.
Office in Orth’s Brick Building—upstairs.
STATIONERY,
Entrance fee, only once,..................
5.00 In some cases the bones of the patients from the English company’s works are ness. Tho strength of the soil Is a
have literally worn through the flesh, the Cortney claims, which are also be­ great desideratum with the farmer.
SELECT DAY SCHOOL.
And a great variety of PERFUMES and
C. w. K All LEK.
E. B. WATSON.
TOI LET ARTICI.ES, including the best and
while great neglect and abuse is mani­ ing worked by a hydraulic, with fair The soil is the mine of wealth—his
Primary,
per
term,
...................................
$
6.00
KAHLER A WATSON,
prospects of a big clean-up, as they treasury—his bank of dejKisit. He
cheapest assortment of COMMON and PER­
Junior,"
“
.................................... 8.00 fest in others.
FUMED SOAPS in this market.
have discovered a blue gravel channel must keep it good or his paper is pro­
ATTORNEYS A COUNSELOKS-AT-LAW,
“
.................................... 10.00
sir Prescriptions carefully compounded. Senior,
“
The
way
of
the
transgressor
is
i
tested—reputation as a farmer dishon­
which is supposed to lie very rich.
Pupils are received at any time, and their
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ROBT. KAHLER, Druggist.
hard,
”
is
old,
but
Babcock
seems
to
ored.
It is well to keep a variety of
About
one-half
mile
down
the
river
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
terms will )>o counted from tho day of their
entrance. For further particulars' apply at find it as hard as Judas did when betook from the store of Green Bros, is tho stock, a? well as a variety of crops.
MRS. BROWN.
Will practice in the Supreme, District «and
the Academy.
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the thirty pieces of silver. He is now store of Henry Smith. This store has The general profits of each year are
other Courts of this State.
indicted by a Washington grand jury a fine assortment of goods that are re­ thus kept nearly equal. Farming may
Office in Court House—upstairs.
ASHLAND,
TABLE ROCK SALOON. for participation in the celebrated safe tailed out to the miners by Mr. Sands, I be done close—less wasted and more
burglary.
JAMES S. HOWARD,
the accommodating anil gentlemanly made.
OREGON STREET,
Millinery and Ladies Goods,
Budd Doble started East on the 17th clerk.
U. S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
N ot A fraid of the D evil .—A
WINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors. in his special car with Goldsmith Maid,
Mr. Harman owns the mining
colored
man named Nelson id owing a
ground
upon
which
this
store
stands
FOR JACKSON,
RIBBONS OF ALL KINDS,
Abe Edgington, Sam Purdy, Ella
butcher
on Beaubien street five or six
Wright and Clementina. Joe Daniels and is sluicing the bar off with pick
Josephine and Curry counties, Oregon.
HE PROPRIETORS OF THIS WELL-
dollars, and after trying in vain to col­
and shovel, with fair prospects.
Official surveys made and patents obtained
known and popular resort would in­ went on the same train, taking Spring-
Flowers,
Feathers
and
Trimmings,
A mile further down on the oppo­ lect tho money, the butcher and a
at reasonable rates. Full copies of Mining
form their friends and the public generally Imk and Rutherford—all en route for
Laws and Decisions at my oilice in Jack­
that a complete and first-class stock of the Now York.
site side of the river is the mining friend i>ut their heads together and
sonville, Oregon.
best
brands
of
liquors,
wines,
cigars,
ale
and
HAIR, JUTE AND
claim of Mr. August. This claim is laid a plan. About midnight they
porter, etc., is constantly kept on hand.
In addition to tho $4,000 offered in worked with a small hydraulic and called at Nelson’s house, and he was
They will be pleased to have their friends purses for running and trotting races
H. KELLY,
I
awakened by a rap on the window.
pans out from $80 to $100 per week.
LINEN BRAIDS AND SWITCHES, “call and smile.”
during
Centennial
week
at
Portland,
“Who’s dar ?” he called out.
CABINET.
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT LAW,
Adjoining and below this claim are
A Cabinet of Curiosities may also
found a $500 purse for a trotting match, to be extensive gravel beds, supposed to be
“Tho Devil!” solemnly replied the
-ALSO—
JACKSONVILLE, 0RE80N,
hero. We would bo pleased to have ¡x'rsons competed for by horses owned in Ore­ rich, which are owned by Littlefield butcher.
possessing curiosities and specimens bring gon, Idaho or Washington Territories
“You is, hey ?”
Will practice in all the Courts of tho State.
them in, and wo will place them in the Cab­ up to April 1, 1876, that have never and others. These gravel beds reach
Prompt attention given to all business en­ Agent for McCall's Bazaar Fashions. inet for inspection.
“Yes. I wan’t you I”
dowu the river to the claims of Mc­
beaten 2:15, is also put up.
trusted to my care.
WINTJEN A HELMS.
“What fur?”
Nair & Co., at Quartzville.
Office in tho building formerly occupied by
Jacksonville, Aug. 5, 1874.
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“
You refuse to pay your butcher,
A
Washington
dispatch
says
:
The
From Quartzville thcro has been a
RAILROAD SALOON,
Kahler A Watson, opposite Court House.
of Bob Toombs again resounded wide pack trail constructed to the Pea­ and I am sent to take you to tho bot­
EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS. voice
in
the
Capitol to-day for the first time cock Copper Tail Quartz Ledge. This tomless pit !”
THIRD
STREET,
JACKSONVILLE,
OR.,
WILL. JACKSON. Dentist,
“You is ?”
since
he
left the city to go into the ledge is owned by Scott A Co., and,
C alifornia S treet ,
movement of Secession. He recently from all the indications, bids fair to be I “I am !” Come forth at once 1”
HENRY PAPE, Engineer,
“Ize coinin’!” replied the negro as
argued
a cotton case before the Su- a paying one.
8. P. JONES,
Proprietor.
—
he
jumped out of lied, “I can’t pay
preme Court. His opposing counsol
Just across the river from this ledge
that six dollars half as easy any other
was Ben Hill.
THROUGH TICKETS, 12J C ents .
I is the I’cavine ledge, owned by Case
one but the choicest and best
way, an’ de old woman is so cross Ize
&
Co.,
from
which
some
very
rich
Government Printer Clapp was be-
Winos, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars
glad
to get away from home.”
kopt.
fore tho House Committee on Printing rock has been taken. In consequence
The butcher and friend didn’t wait
California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon.
DRINKS, 12| CENTS.
recently, and convinced it that his of the high water during the Winter
hoice wines , liquors and ci­
for
Mr. Nelson to come out.
the
work
on
this
lodge
has
been
tem
­
management had been one of gross ir­
gars constantly on hand. Tho reading
NO
CREDIT
IN
THE
FUTURE
—
it
don
’
t
porarily suspended, but wo were in­
table Is also supplied with Eastern periodi­
pay. Families needing anything in our line regularities, checkered with embezzle­
“B” stands for Blaine a “red shirt”
very operation pertaining to cals and leading {tapers of the Coast.
can always be supplied with the purest and ment, extortion and fraud of a stu­ formed that the company would soon
the jaw skilfully performed at reasona­
politician ; and Bristow, contesting the
tiost to bo found on tho Coast. Give mo a pendous character. The cash book commence oporations in earnest.
ble rates.
... .
.
..
call,
and
you
will
be
well
satisfied.
FARMERS' HOME,
Theso ledges, taken in connection foremost iiosition ; for Babcock, the
No inoro credit will be pven after tho
shows a deficiency of $40,000.
first of January, 1870. I will take all kinds ORTH’S BRICK BUILDING, UP-STAIRS,
with the rich and extensive gravel President assured an acquittal; for
Tho Regents of the State Universi­ beds mentioned, will, at no distant Belknap, who traded his honor for
of produce.
New
Boot
and
Shoe
Store,
Office and residence on comer or ( alitor-
ty met at Eugeno City, Monday, April day, make this section one of the most victual; Bowen and Butler, and Bacon
Jacksonville, Oregon.
nin and Fifth streets, Jacksonville.
C alifornia S treet ,
3d,
and out of about fifty applications flourishing mining camps on the coast. and Beecher, the sphinx, spoon-thief,
—■------
for position as teachers, the following
friend, and adulterous preacher; look
W. B.
RS. WILLIAM^ TAKES THIS METII- Jacksonville,
Oregon.
wero
selected
:
President,
T.
M.
All Kinds of Job Printing
over
the list of the infamous—you
od of informing the public that she is
I
A gay matron in Indiana recently will soe, ull of the bad begin with a B.
prepared to furnish board by the week, day
Gatch, of Salem ; Prof. Mathematics,
or single meals, at reasonable terms. Tho
A. II. Johnson, of Portland ; Prof. captured and married her daughter’s
table will constantly be supplied with tho
aving permanently located Languages, B. L. Arnold, of Corvallis; intended, whereat tho girl waxed
A P hiladelphia paper says the
NEATLY 4 ÇIIEAPLY EXECUTED AT best the market affords. No Chineseem-
in Jacksonville, tho undersigned ro-
» nimble bed-bug sits op mornings now
wroth,
and,
by
way
of
complete
re
­
Prof.
Sciences,
Thos.
Condon,
of
For
­
ployed, and satisfaction guaranteed. Give
spectfully informs tho public that ho is
inn a call and judge tor yourselves.
I prepared to do all kinds of work in the boot est Grove ; Preceptress, Miss Spiller, venge, stuffed a dozen bunches of fire­ on tiie ridge of the bedstead and haj -
MRS. WILLIAMS. 1 ami shoe making line. Satisfaction guaran-
pilv meditates a Centennial rush.
cracker.' under tho bridal couch.
of Forest < »rove.
I
Jacksonville, Nov. 26, 1875.
I teed.
M. (’ATOM.
Governor,........................................ L. F. Grover
Secretary of State,................... S. F. Chadwick
State Treasurer,........................... A. II. Brown
State Printer................................. M. V. Brown
Bup’t of Public Instruction... L. L. Rowland
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