The Democratic times., June 16, 1876, Image 3

JOHN BILGER,
P ersonals .—Major James T. Glenn,
of San Francisco is sojourning with us
JUNE TERM.
Ashland is overflowing with new
Cherries are now in the market.
(California St.,one door west ofSachsBrow.,)
again.
Officers
Present
—
lion.
E.
B.
Wat
­
goods.
The District School of this place
FRIDAY.................................... JUNE 16, 1876.
Capt. Fields and Jay Beach, of Fort
Jacksonville, Oregdn,
The average citizen now revels in son, Judge ; John O’Brien and M. A. j Klamath, arrived in town this week.
closed on Friday.
Houston, Commissioners.
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
dealer and worker in
Circuit Court will adjourn aliout ripe strawberries and cream.
Judge Tolman returned from a trip
Now comes Wm. Taylor, Supervisor
to Salem last Saturday.
W. A. Hamilton, of Crescent City,
the middle of next week.
M. E. C hurch .—Religious services every
of Road District No. 31, and reports
J. E. Bowe, of Galice creek, is In TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC.
Sunday, at the usual hours, by the Rever­
Kahler & Bro. received a supply of is visiting his friends in Ashland at that the road between Ashland and
ends J. R. N. Bell, J. S. McCain and M. A.
town at present.
present.
drugs, medicines, etc., last Tuesday.
eeps constantly on hand a ?»
Williams, alternately.
Link ville is in bad condition and that
assortment of the best
B.
F.
Dowell
returned
Sunday
from
C atholic (’Ht’iu n.—Divine Services ev­
M. II. Drake passed through town i tlie road work is insufficient to repair
The Sisters school in this place will
ery Sunday, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa­
close for the Summer vacation to-day. yesterday with a fine drove of cattle i it. It was ordered by the Court that ; a trip to the Northern part of the TINWARE,
ther Blanchett.
BRASS PIPES,
State.
M. E. S vsuay S chool .— Regular meetings
The street sprinkler was out this from the Willamette Valley.
the
balance
of
the
special
Linkville
;
FORCE RUMI’S,
every Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
N. Fisher left last week for Lake
Ab.
Giddings
started
for
Nevada
CHAINS, LEAD PIPR,
week
for
the
first
time
during
the
sea
­
Road Fund remaining unexpended,
C atholic S unday S chool . — Regular
county,
where
he
goes
to
lojk
after
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
meetings every Sundav afternoon, at two son.
yesterday. He goes with his team for amounting to $82, be applied to assist
o’clock.
his
stock
interest.
HYDRAULIC NOZZLES,
Madame Holt has been putting up the purpose of teaming in that section in repairing said road.
PAINTS, SIZES, GLASS,
Miss Isa McCully returned from Si-
of the country.
The
petition
of
citizens
of
Pleas-
awnings
and
otherwise
improving
the
OLS, HOSE, TOWDER.
S oda W ater .—Kahler A Bro. tire
lem, (where she has been attending
A
paper
is
being
circulated
in
Ash
­
■
ant
creek
precinct
for
change
of
place
Franco-American.
now manufacturing a first-class quality
school,) last Thursday, accompanied by BAR, PLATE AND ASSORTED IRON,
Our friend, Simon Caro, has gone on land for the purpose of raising funds of voting was granted, and the place Miss Myra Belt, of that place. The NAILS,
of soda water, and during the warm
weather the thirsty can procure this a trip to Soda Springs for his failing to be expended in repairing a portion was changed to tho Pleasant creek ladies will remain with us during the
M ( G TOOL,
school house.
delicious beverage at their establish- health. We trust he will be benefitted. of the S. O. W. Road.
SHOT, BRUSHES,
Summer vacation.
The
petition
of
Wm.
Cameron
and
Ck
TER TOOI.S,
Tho champion croquetist lives in
hient.
The Barney Bros, will give an en­
Wm. Carl, Division Agent of the O.
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BLACKSMITH
TOOLS,
others
for
a
view
and
survey
of
a
Ashland. The reason we think him
& C. Stage Co., was in town this week. ‘
IRON
WASH-KETTLES,
N otice .—The citizens of Jackson­ tertainment at Veit Schutz’ hall Sat­
champion, arises from the fact that he county road commencing at or near
Wm. Kreutzer, a former resident of
BRASS AND TRON WIRE,
ville aril vicinity are requested to urday evening. Don’t fail to attend. “skunks” us five games out of every the seven-mile post on the road lead­
SHEET-IRON WARE.
this
place,
returned
from
San
Francisco
The weather has turned warm again,
meet at the shop of M. Caton next
ing from Jacksonville to Kerbyville
six.
this week. We understand that he ' Cast Iron and Steel Plows.
Saturday, at 3 o’clock p. M., for the and the thermometer has been as high
I
and running thence to Uniontown, on
Jay
Beach
tarried
with
us
a
short
intends
to
locate
here
again.
as
85
in
the
shade
every
afternoon
this
'
ROPE,
purpose of organizing a cavalry and
time this week. He seemed to be in I the road as now traveled ; thence to
week.
CAULDRONS,
infantry company.
! cross Applegate creek at or near the
considerable
of
a
hurry,
and
many
ru
­
DIED.
'
CULTIVATORS,
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Over $300 lias been subscribed by
mouth
of
said
creek,
or
its
intersection
COPPER WARE,
T he B arney B ros .—This Com­ the citizens of this place to aid in get­ mors are afloat concerning his inten­
GALL—In Sams vallev, June 3d, 1876,
with
Big
Applegate,
known
as
John
Yancy,
youngest
son
of
C.
C.
and
1
8.
J.
WHEEL-RARROWS,
pany gave one of their select entertain­ ting up the celebration at Bybee’s tions.
Gall, aged 3 months.
SHEET-IRON WARE,
Wright’s ford ; thence across Big Ap­ Boise City papers pleaso copy.
ments at Veit Schutz’ hall on Tuesday grove.
J. M. Sutton failed to get out an
plegate to the mouth of Palmers creek;
WOODEN A ND WILLOW WARE,
evening. The performance was ex-
BORN.
The roads between this place and issue of the Ashland Tidings last Sat­ thence to Nicholas Wright’s, was
< client throughout, and gave entire
Roseburg have once more become urday, as he expected. This failure , granted, and Nicholas Wright, Phil. MENSOR—In this city, June 13th, to the
sati-faction to the audience present.
STOVES.
good, and the teamsters are now mak­ was caused by the continued absence ' Gleave and Wm. Comstock were ap­ wife of M. Mensor, a son.
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of his foreman.
Always on hand a large lot of parlor, rook-
Gt: \ nd J urors .—The following are ing quick trips.
pointed viewers, and M. Lindsley sur- j
intr, office, cabin stoves, of assorted sizes,
m, THIS WEEK.
Politics have simmered down since veyor.
plain and fancy, constructed on the latest
the Grand Jurors for the June term of
The Jacksonville Social Club will
fuel-savinc plans. Boilers, kettles, pots,
the
election
from
Ixiiling
to
about
fever
the Circuit Court, which convened last give a dance on both evenings of the
John Cardwell, John Sizemore and
everythin? connected with these stoves
1776.
1876. and
heat,
and
another
week
will
probably
warranted durable and perfect.
Monday : David N. Birdseye, fore­ Centennial Celebration, July 4th and
Joseph Douden, who were appointed
All articles sold or manufactured by him
elapse ere the excitement will have at the May term to view a proposed
G R A N r>
man ; W. G. Bishop, Win. Mathes, 5th. Tickets, $1.
warranted. His work is made of the best
entirely subsided.
material and of the choicest patterns.
ILL Hendricks, James Hamlin, Oscar
; change in the county road leading from
The Teachers’ Institute for this
.■ysirOrders attended tn with dispatch and
I. C. Applegate, of Lake county, is , Rock Point to the Saltworks, through
<<ill>ert, David Cronemiller.
filled according to directions. Ho is deter­
county
will
commence
at
the
school
I
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mined to sell at low prices for cash.
with us again. He says the best open­ the lands of O. Ganiard, reported fa- '
A bsent .—Chas. Nickell, editor of house to-day, at 9 a . M , and will
TO BE HELD AT
ing he knows of now is up Salt River. I vorably of said route and recommended
this piper, left for Yreka Tuesday last ■ continue over Saturday.
He has been “thar.” There must be that the change be made. The report
LIQUORS
on a recreation tour, and will be absent
13 Y 13 EES GROVE,
A raffle for a Spencer rifle took place quite a settlement up there since the
i was accepted and said change ordered
i of all kinds, of tho best brands,wh >l«salo and
from his post of duty for about two at Pape’s saloon last Saturday. Judge '
retail. Also
election.
by the Court.
weeks. Our readers must excuse us, Watson and S. Arrasmith were the
—ON—
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Our friends, Geo. Stephenson and
The petition of citizens of Flounce l
if, during his absence, the T imes is lucky winners of the prize.
In connection with all these I have on hand
family, intend starting for Oakland, Rock precinct for a change in the place
not up to its usual standard.
JULY
4th
and
5th.
It is expected that several of the i
a large assortment ot
Cal., ere long. It is their intention to ’ of voting was granted, anil place
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Lodges
in
this
city
will
turn
out
in
re
­
GROCERIES
G one to S alem .—James C. Mc­
permanently locate there. We are changed to the house of Uriah Gordon.
galia
and
assist
at
the
celebration
of
Cully left for Salem this week, lie
of all kinds—-Just what every married man
sorry to lose such estimable citizens as
Thos. Wright was appointed Road
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES:
wants in his family. And if you don’t l^-
the
Fourth
at
Bybee
’
s
grove.
go(*s there to take his place in the Col­
Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson.
i Supervisor of District No. 10, rice N. , National salute at sunrise.
lieve it, call and examine my stock before
The calico ball given by the Jack­
R ob R oy . I C. Dean deceased.
lege B ise Ball Club, which will partic­
The procession will form in front of the purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN BILGER,
Ashland, June 13, 1870.
House,at half-past Vo’clock a . M., and
ipate in the Centennial matches al sonville Social Club Wednesday eve­
A number of accounts were allowed. Court
inarch to Bybee’s Grove in the following ! Importer of farm implements and machines.
Portland. Jim is a good “ballist” and ning was a very pleasant affair, danc­
manner: Marshal of the Day, Brass Band,
R obber C aptured .—A man was 1 Court adjourned until next Saturday,4 Orator,
Reader and Chaplain, Assistant j HORSEMEN, NOTICE!
ing
being
kept
up
till
midnight.
Hie club can’t do without him.
June 17th.
Marshals, Societies, two National Cars—ono i
arrested
in
Roseburg
on
the
Sth,
by
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representing the thirteen original states of J
If you want to buy goods cheap go
F ourth of J uly .—The citizens o 1776, escorted by the Jackson County Cav- J
S oda S prings .—This place is fast , to Ben Suhs’, as he is now selling off i Deputy Sheriff Hogan, of Douglas
and the other representing the States I
tiecoming the most popular Summer his entire stock and intends to close out county, who is supposed to have com­ Jacksonville have determined upon airy,
of tht Union in 1876, escorted by the Jack- j
mitted the stage robbery near Coles on having a celebration of the Fourth at son County Infantry Company, citizens in
report in Southern Oregon, and the his business by the first of October.
vehicles, citizens on liorse-baek, citizens on 1 THE WELL KNOWN TROTTING HORSE,
June 2d. It seems that A. !rl. Bur­ i Bybee’s grove, and are not perfecting foot.
Soda Springs House, under the man- 1
Henry Pape moved into his elegant rows, of Yreka, whilo returning from i arrangements to make a grand success ‘ On arriving at the Grove the following ex- '
agement of A. H. Russell and lady,
TAMPSON
ercises will take place :
afford the very be-t accommodations new saloon last Saturday, and is now a recent trip to Roseburg, met a man of it. The following are the proceed­ 1st. Music by the Band.
IV ILL MAKE THE SEASON AT THE
Prayer by the Chaplain.
to guests. Persons in search of health pre|>ared to supply the public with in the Canyon whom he recognized as ings of a meeting held in the Court 2d.
n stables of W. J. Pl vmale, in Jackson,
3d.
National
Anthem,
by
the
Glee
Club.
the best quality of wines, liquors and a suspicious character who had been House last Saturday for the purpose of 4th. Musie by the Band.
ville, commencing April 1st and ending
or pleasure should visit them.
5th. Reading the Declaration of Indepen- ' July 1st, 1S76.
cigars.
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stopping around Yreka for a few days taking this matter under considera­ donee,
Tatnpson is six years old this Spring, of a
by Prof. Willits, of Ashland.
P rogramme . — The Committee on
dark bay color, and has tine form and action.
We call the attention of mechanics and who had left there just before the tion :
6th. Music by the Band.
7th. Oration, by Prof. J. W. Merritt, of ’ He was sired by the Vermont horse. Pen-
Arrangements, have concluded to hold and contractors to the advertisement robbery occurred, and he immediately
Pursuant to call, the citizens of Jackson- New York.
imrer’s Mike, out of McDonough’s old Kate
a Centennial celebration on the 4th for sealed proposals for building an ad­ suspected him of being the felon. ville and vicinity met at the Court House on Sth. Musie by the Band.
Morgan, the dam of many fast trotters, and
: Saturday evening, June 10th, for the pur­
is
a full brother of Barney Flanders, one of
9th.
Dinner.
and 5th of July at Bybee’s grove, and dition to the Jacksonville school house When he arrived at Coles’ he got pose of arranging to celebrate the approach­ 10th. Music by the Band.
the finest trotting horses ever raised in th©
anniversary of American Independence
have completed their programme for which will be found in another column. I further information concerning this ing
At 2 o'clock p. M. the “Fool Killers” will State.
in a suitable manner.
T ehms —$15.
appear on the ground, alter which the
the same, which will be found in an­
meeting was organized by the election festivities of the day—music,dancing in the
PI.YMAT.E A McDONOUGH.
A team belonging to J. A. Cardwell i fellow, which confirmed his opinion of The
Henry Klippel as Chairman and C. W. arbor prepa ed by the Jacksonville string i
other column. Prof. J. W. Merritt, became frightened and ran away last . and he telegraphed to the Sheriff of Savane,
Secretary.
Band, base ball, croquet, etc.—will be com­
RAILROAD SALOON,
On motion, a General Committee of five, menced.
of New York, has been secured as Saturday, damaging the wagon to a Douglas county to arrest him, which
i consisting of Geo. Brown. Herman Helms,
During
the
afternoon
a
series
of
amuse
­
Orator, and Prof. Willets of Ashland, considerable extent. The driver was was immediately done and the man James A. Wilson, Max Muller and Milo ment will be introduced, consisting of sack THIRD STREET, JACKSONVILLE, OR.,
1 Caton, was appointed to make the necessary races, wheel-barrow races, etc. Prizes will j
as Reader, on the occasion.
thrown from the wagon, but escaped lodged in jail, where he now lies await­ ; arrangements to earry out the will of the be
HENRY PAPE, Engineer.
given for the same.
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—
j meeting and to make a grand success of our
ing
the
requisition
of
the
Governor
of
uninjured.
The
Committee
will
be
on
the
grounds
■
E lected .—As will be seen by the j
I Centennial Celebration.
Monday, the 26tli inst., at 4 o’clock p. 51. j
Jacob Ollefer, merchant tailor, pub­ California. There seems to be but lit­ On motion, an Assistant Committee of Parties wishing to have stands on the '
official vote, which we publish in this
! three ladies, consisting of Mrs. E. 1). Fou-
should be present and draw lots THROUGH TICKETS, 12j C ents .
is-uc, Dan. L. Green was elected Sen­ lishes an advertisement elsewhere. tle doubt that this is the thief, as a I dray, Mrs. Dr. Jackson and Mrs. Max Mul­ ground
for positions.
ler,* was appointed to aid in arranging and |
ator from Josephine county instead of Persons wishing any work done in his diagram of the foot-prints, taken at. carrying
intoxicating liquors are to be sold
out the programme that may be on the ground.
the
place
where
the
treasure
box
of
pIIOIC’E WINES, LIQUORS AND CI-
being defeated, as was reported last lino should give him an order, as he is
adopted by the General Committee.
The Committee has arranged to have plen­ xj gars constantly on hand. The reading
On
motion,
it
was
ordered
that
the
pro
­
Wells,
Fargo
&
Co.
was
broken
open,
ty of hay, water and other conveniences on table is also supplied with Eastern periodi­
week. The people ot that county have a competent workman and will insure j
ceedings be published in the town papers.
the ground. No pains will be spared to cals
and leading papers of the ('oast.
exactly
corresponds
with
his
feet,
be
­
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
been wise in their choice, as Messrs entire satisfaction.
make this Centennial celebration a grand j
HENRY
KLIPPEL,
Chairman.
success. A general invitation is extended
Green and Fidler will represent them
George A. Webb, assignee of A. sides many other circumstances go to
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
C. W. S avage , Secretary.
to all.
implicate
him
in
the
affair.
ably and faithfully in the two branches i W. Sturges, bankrupt, will offer for
C ircuit C ourt P roceedings .— :
F I R E - W O R 1< S .
sale at public auction, on June 29th,
of our Legislature.
S chool M eeting .—Pursuant to ad­ The June term of the Circuit Court.
rpiIE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI-
In the evening there will be the grandest 1 fied that I have placed my notes and
some mining claims and ditches be- j journment, 3G electors of this School
Hon. P. P. Prim, Judge, convened last display of fire-works in Jacksonville ever accounts in the hands of my attorney, H.
T iie E lection R eturns .—The vote
longing to said bankaupt. See ad­ District met at the school house Fri­
K. llattna, witli positive instructions to
of Jat k-on county was officially can­
Monday, June 12, and the following witnessed in Southern Oregon.
make immediateand forced collection in ev­
vertisement elsewhere.
day,
June
9th,
at
4
o
’
clock
p.
m .
On both evenings a dance will be given ery instance where security is not given.
vassed last Tuesday and the result will
business has been transacted :
under the auspices of the Jacksonville Social
Those knowing themselves indebted to
George Brown, Chairman of the
be found elsewhere. The vote in the
Kahler <fc Watson vs. Sol. Hum­ Club. Tickets, $1.
G rand J ury R eport .—The follow­
me will do well to call upon Mr. Hanna,
CO M. O F A R R A NG EM ENTS.
without delay, as this is my last call. My
county was large—over 1300 ballots 1 ing is the report of the Grand Jury on Board of Directors called the meeting phrey ; action to recover money,
business must be settled !
to
order.
being cast. No ch: nge was made from the county records and b Hidings :
j Judgment for plaintiffs.
JAMES T. GLENN.
JACOB
OLLEFER.
Minutes
of
the
previous
meeting
Jacksonville.
Sept.
9. 1874.
the result in our figures last week, ex­
A. B. Butler vs. John Mathews;'
We, the Grand Jurors of the June
were
read,
and
on
motion,
approved.
cept that Jeffry was beaten by How­ term of the Circuit Court for the
action to recover money. Judgment
MILL NOTICE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Mr.
Beekman
moved
that
the
con
­
county
of
Jackson,
State
of
Oregon,
ard for Surveyor. This gives the Piz-
for plaintiff.
zirinktums both Representatives, As­ beg leave to submit the following re­ templated addition be built in accord­
Slate of Oregon vs. Samuel Allen ;
port, to-wit: We have carefully ex­ ance with the plan exhibited—not to
California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon.
N AND AFTER THE TENTH DAY
sessor and Surveyor.
amined all the public records belong- cost over $1700, and that the Directors charge of rape. Not a true bill.
ot September, 1875, the Patrons ot Hus­
bandry Mill Company will cease to grind
Wm.
Patterson
and
John
May
vs.
ing
to
said
county
and
also
the
public
C elebration at I sh ’ s G rove .—
exchange, except for family use tor pro­
I buildings, and find the records kept in be authorized and requested to have Joseph Patterson ; action to recover pLOTlIES MADE TO ORDER AND SAT- on
ducers,
in unbrunded sacks; and instead
isfaction warranted. Work done at rea­
The Fourth of July is to be celebrated ; a neat and appropriate manner. The ( said addition constructed and ready
will boy wheat and pay the highest market
money. Trial by jury and verdict for sonable rates.
at I-h’s grove, in an appropriate man­ county j ail is in an excellent condition I for occupancy at the close of the vaca­
price therefor. For particulars, apply al
défendent.
the
Mills.
PUBLIC ACUTION.
ner. The grounds are to Lie fitted up and well kept. The Court House, al­ tion.
Bv
order of the Board.
State of Oregon vs. Wm. Reick ;
J. S. HERRIN.President.
in good style, and persons from all though suffering in appearance in com­
The motion was carried.
F. M. P lymat . e . Secretary.
I indictment of larceny. Jury being In the District Court of the United States
parison
with
many
of
the
Court
parts of the county are invited to be
for the District of Oregon.
On motion, the Directors were in­ empaneled.
Houses of the State, we can, in view
In
the
matter
of A. W. Sturges, bankrupt. 1
present and participate in the festivi­ of our high taxes, no more than recom­ structed to advertise for bids in the
SETTLE UP.
fllHE
UNDERSIGNED
HEREBY
GIVES
D ischarged .—The Grand Jury was 1 notice that he will sell at public auction
ties of the day. They will have a pic­ mend to be repaired, by re-plastering local papers and to give ten days notice
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
nic dinner and those attending are re­ and making such other repairs as may to all persons desiring to contract for discharged on Tuesday. The only In­ at Jacksonville, in the county of Jackson,
the accounts of the firm ot Manning A
State of Oregon, on Thursday, June 29, 1876, Ish have
been placed in my hands for col­
dictment found was against Wm. Reick, j the following described properly :
quested to bring a supply of edibles he necessary. The Clerk’s and Sher­ the building of the same.
lection.
All
persons indebted to said firm
iff’s offices we recommend to be newly
for larceny. This evidence of a de­ 400 yards of gravel diggings south side of are requested to settle immediately.
with them.
A
motion
complimenting
the
man
­
Carberry Forks. Ditch on Horse creek, op­
painted and fitted up inside.
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H. K. HANNA.
crease in crime will be a cause of con­ posite Steamboat City. One-half interest in
D. N. B irdseye , Foreman.
ner
in
which
the
Directors
conducted
Jacksonville.
Sept.
2.
1875.
the Squaw ereek ditch• One-twelfth interest
F rom G alick C reek .—We learn
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the business of the school was carried. gratulation to the tax-payers of the j in the Little Applegate ditch. All interest !
from F. L. Mace, who returned from
T he project of having a three-days '
in the Applegate ditch. All situate in Jack- Notice to Holders of Modoc War Bonds..
On motion, the meeting then ad­ ! I county.
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son Co., Oregon.
Gal ice creek this week, where he has celebration of the Fourth of July at
GEORGE A. WEBB, Assignee.
journed.
S inging S chool .—Prof. Willits is
TVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
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ixten in the employ of the English Ish’s Grove has been abandoned, owing
ly intorest coupons Nos. 1.2 and 3, Jan­
!
now
in
this
place
instructing
a
class
of
S iskiyou C ounty F air .—Judge
Mining Company for some months, to a lack of interest being taken by the
NOTICE
!
uary
and July 1, 187.'», and including Jan­
! about twenty members in musie. His
uary 1, 1876, will be paid on presentation at
that that company has suspended work people of the county—a report of the Tolman, Vice President of the Siskiyou
EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE this office.
class meets every afternoon in the
A. II. BROWN,Sta e Treasurer.
on the Those claim on account of the Finance Committee In but one pre-^ County Agricultural Society, handed
ceived by the Board of School Directors
!
week,
Sundays
excepted,
at
3
o
’
clock
i
Salem.
May
15, 1876.
of Jacksonville School District No. 1, fortlie
scarcity of water. lie states that the cinct having been received. This is us this week a programme of the
erection
of
a
suitable
addition
to
the
present
.
FORSALE.
company intend running a ditch this to be regretted, as it was hoped that a eleventh annual fair of that society, P. M.
—..
. .....
school house. Plans and specifications can
be
examined
at
the
house
ot
George
Brown;
1
.^iFThe National Gold Medal was awarded
Summer from the Reed diggings to general celebration of our National which will commence at Yreka, Oct.
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these claims, a distance of about three Anniversary would be held in which 10th. The pamphlet was printed at graphs in tho United States, and the Vienna the date of this notice.
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