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THURSDAY.......................... JULY 27, 1876.
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
Geo. P. Rowell A Co...................... New York.
S. M. Pettingill A Co.................... New York.
Dan. L. Green................... Josephine County.
Chas. Hughes.......................... ....... Kerby ville
Ben Haymond................................ Rock Point
L. P. Fisher,.............................. San Francisco.
Thus. Boyce................................ San Francisco
Rowell A Chesman............................ St. Louis
Gus. A. Winckler.................................... Yreka
KrligiouM
Directory.
M. E. CiiriwH.—Religious services every
Sunday, at the usual hours, by the Rever­
ends J*. R. N. Hell, J. S. McCain and M. A.
Williams, alternately.
C athoi 4 c C hurch .—Divine Services ev­
ery Sunday, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa­
ther Blanchett.
M. E.S unday S chool .—Regular meetings
every Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
C atholic S unday S chool . — Regular
meetings everv Sunday afternoon, at two
o’clock.
P. 0. REGISTER ANO TRAVELER S GUIDE.
Stages leave Jacksonville as follows ;
For Rock Point, Grant’«* Pass and Rose­
burg, every day at 8:30 a. in. Mail closes at
8 a. m.
For Ph<vnix, Ashland, Yreka and Red­
ding, California, every day at 2:30 p. in.
Mail closes at 2 p. m.
For Applegate. Kerbvville, Waldo and
Crescent City, every Monday and Thursday
morning at 4 o’clock. Mail closes at 8 p. ni.
the preceding evening.
The mail tor Central Point, Table Rock,
Eagle Point, Hrownsborough and Sam's
Valley, leaves every Friday morning ;
cl »ses the preceding evening.
The mail for Linkville, Hot Springs, Yai-
nax and Lake City, leaves Ashland every
Monday morning. For Linkville every
Monday Thursday and Friday mornings.
Money Order Office open from 9 a. m. to
5 p. in.
O ffice Horns—From 7 a. ni. to 7 p. in.;
Sundays. 30 minutes after arrival of stages.
Mail matter must be in on time or it will
not go.
M ax M ullf . h . P. M.
R eligious N otice . — Rev. M. A.
Williams will hold divine service at
the M. E. Church next Sunday morn­
ing at the usual hour.
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C hallenge A ccepted .—The Fort
Klamath Rase Ball Club has accepted
the challenge issued by the Ashland
Club, and the two will doubtless en­
gage in a match game ere long.
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A t the C entennial .—The T imes
is kept on tile at the Centennial Ex-
¡Misition at Philadelphia, where it
may be seen by those desiring to read
it. The space assigned it in the pa­
vilion of the Centennial Newspaper
Exhibition is designated by the rum­
ber 6249.
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S tage U pset .—As the stage was
coming this way from California Sun­
day morning last, it up«et on the first
pitch north of the toll-gate. Al­
though a large number of passengers
were aboard none were hurt, except
one man who had his finger badly
bruised, and no d image was done ex­
cept the breaking of a lantern. We
learn that the cause of the accident was
owing to there being too much of a
load on top. ------- ■ , ,
W agon R oad W anted .—Now that
the Beaver creek cinnabar mines are
liable to prove a big thing, our citizens
should take time by the forelock and
build a good wagon road to those
mines. The cost of ’ running it in
there will be insignificant when com­
pared to the great benefits to accrue
from them. A market would be fur­
nished for a large amount of our sur­
plus produce and there would be no
end of the good to be derived. Let
decided action be taken before it is too
late.
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G rain W anted .—Bids for the de­
livery of oats to the Oregon and Cali­
fornia Stage Company, at the follow­
ing places and in the amounts speci­
fied, will be received at Jacksonville
until August 10, 1876 : Cole’s Sta­
tion, 1,500 bushels; Casey’s Station,
1,600 bushels; Jacksonville, 2,000
bushels; Grant’s Pass, 1,800 bushels;
•Grave Creek, 2,200 bushels. Grain to
be delivered by the 1st day of October,
1876. All bids must be addressed to
Wra. Carll, agent O. & C. S. Co., care
of Max Muller, Jacksonville.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
people of that section.
John Cimborsky was elected as
Great Prophet of the Improved Or­
der of Red Men in this State at the
Great Council held in Portland lately.
He was also appointed Deputy Sachem
for this District.
L. Horne and family, after a long
residence among us, having sold their
effects at auction last Saturday, in­
tend starting for Eureka, Cal., next
Monday, in the vicinity of which they
will take up their residence.
Hatton *fc Garrett, the mail contrac­
tors on the route from Ashland to
Linkville, have put in a bid with
others for carrying the mail from
Yreka to Linkville, and we ought to
know in a few days who has the con­
tract.
James A. Wilson this week showed
us a specimen of ore taken from the
newly discovered cinnabar deposits on
Beaver creek, which beats anything
we ever saw or heard of. It will
yield ninety ¡»er cent., at least, and
there is plenty of it.
Several persons from town have
gone to the Soda Springs within the
past few days. Among the number
now visiting this popular resort are
Dr. Jackson and family, Mrs. E. D.
Foudray, Miss Cully Miller, of Salem,
Misses Kate Hoffman and Sarah
Berry.
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The grape crop promises finely.
Butte creek fish still abundant.
Take a share in the Alden Dryer.
Several improvements are going on.
The base ball fever Is abating here.
Read the card of A. C. Jones, Esq.
Sol. Sachs returned from Portland
yesterday.
Early apples and pears have put
In appearance.
County scrip always taken at par at
the T imes office.
Major Glenn has returned to his
home in Oakland.
C. Coleman has given up the idea
of a building a brick.
Assessor Childers is now engaged
in assessing the town.
Old papers, in quantities to suit, for
sale at the T imes office.
A band of itinerant Italian musicians
were in town last week.
Lieut. Ilovle, of Fort Klamatb, is
in tho valley for good reasons.
The Alden Fruit Dryer will be built
on the flat near the McCully hill.
II. K. Hanna, Esq., has gone to
Waldo. He will return Saturday.
The Sawtelie dramatic troupe is on
its way to this place from California.
Job printing of alt kinds neatly ex­
ecuted at this office on reasonable
B eautiful P ictures .—We have
terms.
received from the Fine Art Publish­
Flour is scarce in Siskiyou and large ing House of Geo. Stinson *t Co., Port­
quantities are being hauled there from land, Maine, several pictures recently
this county.
published by them. The subjects, as
Miss Carrie Beach, of Oakland, for­ works of high art, deserve the high­
merly of Rock Point, is now on a visit est praise. Stinson & Co. were among
to this section.
the pioneers in the fine Art publishing
The Board of Trustees again failed business in this country, and year by
to meet last Monday, and adjourned year their business has grown, until
at the present time it has assumed
to Monday next.
Mrs. C. W. Fitch, of Eugene City colossal proportions. A short time
(nee Miss Nanny Linn, of this place,) j since they published a chromo that
had a run of over one hundred and
is in town on a visit.
T. G. Owen, Esq., of Marshfield, twenty-five thousand copies. The
Coos county, formerly of this place, ar­ weight of them unmounted was over
nine tons. In the selection of sub­
rived in town yesterday.
jects, Stinson & Co. show correct judg­
Judge Prim killed a large bear and i
ment of the public taste, which nat­
several deer while on Beaver creek. ural talent, aided by long experience,
This game is abundant there.
alone can give. They publish every
Mrs. Grover, wife of His Excellency, description of fine works of Art, from
the Governor, passed through town a chromo to a photograph—from a fine
last week en route from San Francisco. Crayon drawing to the most elegant
E. R. Reames and John Nliller last Steel Engraving. They bring into
week started for the mountains on a service the skill of the most talented
hunt, and expect to be gone several artists. They are also publishers of
days.
the Centennial Record, which is a very
Al. II. Burrows, of Yreka, Cashier large illustrated paper, devoted to
of the O. & C. Stage Company, went whatever is of interest connected with
through towu this week bound for the One Hundredth Birthday of the
United States. Terms one dollar per
Roseburg.
Win. Sutherland and family, of year. The great Exhibition at Phila­
Butte creek, will shortly leave on a delphia is fully illustrated and de­
visit to relations in Humboldt county, scribed. Messrs. Stinson A Co. are at
present in want of a large number of
California.
L. NV. Bates, agent for Hill’s Man- : new agents, to whom they offer the
ual, is now delivering this valuable most liberal inducements. We call
work to subscribers and is also taking attention to their advertisement, head­
ed, “To the Working Class,” in our
new subscriptions.
advertising columns.
A party took place at the Social
R eligious A ppointments .—Rev.
Club Rooms last Friday evening. A
pleasant time was had, though the S. W. Davies, Pastor of the M. E.
Church for Applegate Circuit, will
attendance was light.
P. IL O’Shea lately cleaned up preach on and at the following times
$3,000 from the Winter’s run in his and places : 4th Sunday in July, Jer­
claim on Cayote creek, and has gone | ome Prairie; 5th Sunday in July,
Drake’s School House, Saturday be­
on a visit to the Centennial.
Three mules, loaded with provisions fore; 1st Sunday in August, Morning
for Beaver creek, were started from Star, Saturday before ; 2d Sunday in
town this week. Work will be vigor­ August, Illinois Valley, at the Pratter
School House, Saturday before ; 3d
ously prosecuted in these mines.
Sunday in August, William’s Creek,
We were Tuesday favored with a Quarterly and Camp Meeting, begin­
call from Messrs. Quackenbush and ning Friday before. The officiary
Burnham, agents of the North Pacific will please attend the quarterly meet­
Mutual Life Association of Portland.
ings.
The Clerk’s office is being painted j
and papered inside, which, together .
with the new awning to be built in j
front of it, will give it a neat appear- :
ance.
Just received at John Bilger’s—a j
M ining in J ackson and J ose - fine assortment of those celebrated |
thine .—The past Winter has been Knox fluting machines. Call and get
unusually good for the miners of this one now, for they are going like hot ,
flection. Much mining was done, and cakes.
in some instances the mines have paid
The party who went to the Beaver
largely, as we learn of several good ' creek mines has returned, and think
clean-ups in Jackson and Josephine that quicksilver will be as plenty a,
counties. In many places water is water when the claims there are
still obtainable, though it is principally opened.
caught up in reservoirs at night, some­
Win. Kreuzer has opened a bakery
times affording a full day’s run. One in the Masonic building and is now
•of the claims yet being worked is prepared to furnish the public with a
that of John Beckner A Co., on Jack­ loaf of first-class bread or a glass of
ass. This, we learn, is paying the Veit’s lager.
enormous sum of $40 a day to the '
A lively shower cooled off the at­
Jiand, a new channel having beeu
mosphere Tuesday. Although it last­
«truck, and which promises to hold
ed but a short time the water ran
out well. There are plenty of mines
down the streets in torrents. No
almost as good as this one, but a scarcity
of water prevents their being worked damage reported.
The distillery has been located at
to advantage. Should the rainy sea­
son set in as early this year as last, Phcenix and will be in running order
much more mining will be done, as before long. There is considerable
opposition to it from the temperance i
the miners are better prepared.
K. KUBLI,
T he C innabar M ines .—The rich
“V ery S harp .”—The smart Alex­
deposit so long sought for in the claims ander of the Oregonian is a witty fel­
of the Emeline Company on West low, but nobody but himself knows it.
Beaver creek have at last been found. Here is a sample of his “scorching” Wd FrliffWb' BiiI4iiiff JatkiMnilk, frrpn ,
This company, consisting of Messrs« wit and sarcasm :
DEALER & WORKER IK
Turner, Klippel, Cornell and Miller,
They do say the nomination of The­
the original locators, have been pros­ odore Tilton for President, by the St.
pecting for the past fourteen months Louis convention, causes intense dis- TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ete,
, satisfaction with many of the Demo­
for a very rich deposit of cinnabar in­ crats of Jackson county, who have
dicated by quantities of fine ore scat­ just heard of it.
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tered over their claims, and have been
A ppointment .— The fallowing is my plan
at a great expenditure of time and of appointments:
money in sinking shafts and running Sth Sunday in July/ Ashland, Saturday AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT»,
tunnels. This Summer they conveyed | before.
1st Sunday in August, Linkville, Saturday
a larger sluice-head of water to their before.
NAILS,
2d Sunday in August, Evans’ Creek, Sat­
ground, and their patience was re­ urday
before.
warded on the first day’s work by the 3d Sunday in August, Applegate, Quar­ [ A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES,
Meeting.
discovery of a lead eighteen inches terly
4th Sunday in .August, Jacksonville,Quar­
wide of the very richest kind of ore, terly Mooting.
The officiary will please attend—especial­
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
and a few days p later another lead fully * ly the Quarterly Conferences.
J. R. N. B ell , I’astor.
as valuable was found. Messrs. Klip­
pel and Caton returned from the mines
S chool H ouse A ddition .—Smith POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
on Monday, bringing about two hun­ <fc Hockenjos have secured the con-
dred pounds of ore, which is richer ; tract for building the proposed addi­
Fuse and Caps,
than any we ever heard of. Some of tion to the District School House.
the chunks taken from the lead seemed Their bid was $1,385. They have al­ Wooden and Willow War««
to be pure vermillion, one of them ready commenced operations on it, I
weighing about sixteen pounds. The and will doubtless have it completed
ROPE, NAILS,
most of the ore in the vein is soft and for oecupance when the school com­
is found in a soft yellow ochreish mat­ mences in September next.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS,
rix. We hear that the company in­
M
ore M ail S ervice D emanded .
tend concentrating their ore, as they
CUTLERY, WIRE,
have a fine supply of water, and re­ —The Journal asks for a tri-weekly
mail
on
the
route
between
Yreka
and
ducing it to quicksilver in retorts.
Linkville. A weekly mail is now car­
Quicksilver is very low just now, but
Shot, Brushes, Chains and H om ,
the owners of the “Emeline” also own ried over this route.
their own muscle, and we predict that I O ily substances always aggravate skin
ETC., ETC.
Ointments are therefore rather
the large producers who are working diseases.
hurtful than beneficial. G lenn ’ s S ulphur
up a corner in that article will have a S oap , which opens, instead of clogging the
I have secured tho service» of a Firat-claaa
pores with grease, has, as might have been
sweet time freezing out this new i expected,
widely superseded oleaginous
compounds as a remedy for scorbutic affec­ Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair­
mine.
tions.
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ing promptly and in superior style.
Messrs. Prim, Kubli and Wilson,
,Z0TThe
National
Gold
Medal
was
awarded
owning the claim next to the “Eme­
I to Bradley A Rulofson lor the best Photo­
line,” have also struck a valuable de­ graphs in the United States, and the Vienna
for the best in the world. 429 Monto
posit, having run their tunnel exactly in Medal
gomery street, San Francisco.
TN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE,
the right ¡»lace. Their ore is soft and
1 I am receiving and have constantly on
BORN.
easily worked.
hand a full and first-class stock of
There is no doubt but that the own­ MILLER—On Jackass creek, July 17th, to
the wife of W. C. Miller, a son.
Grace ria«,
ers of these cinnabar mines have a LANGELL—In this city, July 23d, to the
rich thing, and as we hear of no offers wife of N. Langell, a son.
DRY GOODS, Gum Boots, TOBACCO,
to dispose of interests, it is quite proba­
Ready-Made Clothing,
ble they appreciate this fact.
EXTRA NOTICE!
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Eta«, Eta.
C ontract L et .—The bids for the
erection of the building for the Alden
Fruit Preserving Company were
opened Monday. Smith & Hockenjos’
bid being the lowest the contract was
awarded to them. The building will
be three stories high, 40x20 feet in
size, and is to be completed by August
26th. The contractors agree to build
it according to specifications for $720.
The machinery is already on the way
from New York, and is expected here
about the middle of August,. The di­
rectors have called for twenty-five
dollars per share on each share of the
capital stock subscribed for, payable to
the Treasurer of the Company, K.
Kubli, on or before August 1st. There
still remains about $1,400 of the stock
untaken, and our farmers should come
forward and assist in an enterprise of
so much importance to them. We
look forward to the day not far dis­
tant when the fruit crop of this county,
utilized and made marketable by the
Alden process, will be a greater source
of wealth than even our grain or wool.
—TO—
MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
THE
SODA
SPRINGS!
JENSEN & IFFLANB,
U. S. BAKERY, YREKA,!
ARE NOW SELLING
Soda, Graham, and Sugar
Crackers,
Jenny Lind Cakes and Gin­ AND MARBLE WORKS.
ger Snaps.
To Merchants and Dealers
Ho ! Unto All Who Thirst !
We will guarantee to sell a better article of
Crackerscheaperthan can he laid
down from San Francisco.
COME YE UNTO
Send in Your Orders Now
THE SODA SPRINGS!
—TO—
AND DRINK WITHOUT
JENSEN & IFFLAND, YREKA, CAL. j
SOCIETY NOTICES.
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F alse R umor .—The many friends
of Rev. J. R. N. Bell were last Sat­
urday exceedingly pained to hear of
his death, but the report happily
proved untrue. He is, however,
lying seriously ill with erysipelas at
Geo. Ratrie’s, on Butte creek. We
are sorry to learn that he is not en­
tirely out of danger and improving
but little. It is very doubtful if he
can fulfill even a portion of his pub­
lished appointments.
Everything sold at reasonable rates.
Give me a call.
K. KUBLI.
Jacksonville, Feb. 18, 1875.
Money and Without Price !
Jtirksonville Lodge No. 10,1.0.0. F.,
HE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW KEEP-
Iv
Holds its regular meetings every
iug the Soda Springs House, and having
- .C av • • Saturday eveningat the Odd Fel­
repaired and refitted the same are now pre­
low’s Hall. Brothers in good standing are
pared to accommodate all that may favor us
invited to attend.
with a call. Prices to suit these hard time«.
T. B. KENT, N. G.
J. II. P enn , Rec. Sec’y.
T
THE MARBLE BUSINESS
arksonvillr Stamm No. US I’. 0. R. M.,
Will still be a specialty. All orders in thia
line
promptly tilled in the best manner and
Holds its regular meetings every Thursday at reasonable
rates.
evening at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brothers
Address, as usual.
in good standing are invited to attend.
J. II. & A. H. RUSSELL, Ashland
BEN SACHS, O. C.
MAX MULLER, R. S.
» Oregonian Pocahontas Tribe No. 1, Im-
proved order of Red Men, holds its
stated councils at the Red Men’s
Hall the third sun in every seven suns, in
the eighth run. A cordial invitation to all
brothers in good standing.
C. W. SAVAGE, S.
E. B. W atson , C. of R.
R ust in G rain .—The rust in grain
is not so bad by any means as first an­
ticipated, although tho very change­
able weather this year has been favor­
able for it. Many fields escape alto­
Warren Lodge No. 10, A. F. & A. M.,
Holds its regular comm unications
gether. In some there is very little,
on the Wednesday evenings or pre­
in others more, hut there are few if ceding the full moon, in Jacksonville, Ore­
T. G. REAMES, W. M.
any aggravated instances. I). S. K. gon.
M ax M uller , Sec’y.
Buick reports the most damage by
rust that we have heard of.
Ruth Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 1,1. 0. 0. F.,
UNION
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Cor. California A 4th Sts.
R eturned .—N. Fisher returned
yesterday from Lake county and re­
ports that his party experienced little
HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
spectfull.v inform their friends and the
trouble in repairing the Rogue river
public generally that they have purchased
road. No snow was found on it. He
the above establishment, which will be
henceforth conducted under their oonatant
informs us that an Indian was shot by
personal supervision, and they guarantee
satisfact.on to all who may favor them with
a sheep owner from Colusa, in a dis­
their ¡»atronage.
pute over some hay. The Indian was
These Htables are centrally located, and
within
convenient distance of the varioua
alive at last accounts and the man un­
Holds its regular meetings on every other houses of public entertainment. Horses
der arrest, having given himself up at
F armers ’ H otel .—This establish­ Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. and mules will be boarded and cared for at
Meml>ers in good standing are invited to moderate charges. They have one of the
Ft. Klamath.
ment has been removed to the room attend.«
largest and finest stocks in Oregon, »on th of
JOHN MILLER, N. G.
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Portland, of
S
ol
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S
achs
,
R.
S.
formerly occupied by E. C. Brooks, in
M achinery C oming .—The Bronze
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES,
Orth’s building. Mrs. Williams is
and Copper mines of Josephine county
With single or double teams, for hire on rea­
now better prepared than ever to fur­ JACOB O KEEFER.
sonable
terms. Also good Saddle Horse»
have attracted the attention of men
and Mules, which will be hired to go to any
nish the public with first-blass board
able and disposed to work them, and
part of the country at moderate rates«
MERCHANT TAILOR,
and lodging at low rates. Give her a
Animals bought and sold, and broke to
the machinery for reducing the ore is
saddle or harness.
call.
now on l he way from San Francisco,
29tf.
KUBLI * WTTJWN.
California Street. Jacksonville, Orejón.
S tone F ence .—Jesse D. Carr pro­
via Crescent City. These mines are
LAGER! LAGER!!
known to be rich and they will prob­ poses enclosing his vast domain in f fLOTHES M ADE TO ORDER AND SAT-
ably prove a fortune to their owners as the neighborhood of Clear Lake with
istaction warranted. Work done at rea­
sonable
rates.
a stone fence, and an agent has been
well as a benefit to the country.
in this section looking for hands to
11
S heep -K illing D ogs .—Martin & build it. He procured several in this WM. PURO H A SING
HE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTEREB,
Cameron, who have a band of their place and Ashland.
AGENT,
has now’ on hand and is constantly man­
0.
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fine-blooded sheep a few miles from
ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern
whieh he will sell in quantities tn
tofcn, lost about thirty of them last I C ounty F air .—Are we to have a LAKE. ■SAN FRANCISCO, California. Oregon,
suit purchasers. Call and test the article.
week by the ravages of sheep-killing County Fair this year ? If we are, it
END 25c. to G eo . P. R owell A Co., New
York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, con­
l’er da-v at h, nM»-
is
high
time
active
preparations
were
dogs. Among those killed, we loam,
taining lists of 3,(KM) newspapers, and esti­ «3»I 1
worth *1 free.
STiNbU* A
• being commenced.
mates showing cost of advertising.
was one fine ram valued at $200.
i Co., Pori laud. Maine.
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