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Aiken was summoned and repaired tho damage, and tho little sufferer is past any danger. Sealed proposals in triplicate will be j received at the office of W. IT. Bell, Inspector of Indian supplies, Portland, until twelve o’clock m . November 27, 1876, for the transportation of Indian supplies from Portland to the Klamath i Agency. Bids will include Winter and Summer transportation. LOCAL llREViriEN. K. KUBLI, C ircuit C ourt P roceedings .— The following proceedings have tran I • spired since our last: Odd Fellows’ Building, aeksonville, The Grand Jury presented its re port, and asked to he discharged. Re DEALER & WORKER IN port, accepted and Jury discharged. I The trial jurors in attendance on the Court were all discharged. TIN,SIIEEr IRON, COPPER, LEAD, eto, I The persons on the bonds of John x I Miller and J. W. White, held to an Pumps, swer in Justice’s Court on charge of I assault with dangerous weapon, and Ton Sui, held to answer a charge of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, larceny, were exonerated, as no true bills had been found against defend NAILS, t ants by the Grand Jury. State vs. Henry A. Grigsby ; indict ! A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVBS ment for assault with a dangerous weapon. It appealing to the Court ! HARDWARE, TINWARE, from the evidence that there is a ma terial variance between tho person as saulted as charged in tho indictment POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION and the party assaulted as appears from tho evidence, the Jury rendered Fuse and Capa, the following verdict as per instruc tion : That tho defendant was not Wooden and Willow Ware guilty of assaulting the person as charged in the indictment. ROPE, NAILS, It was ordered by the Court that this cause be submitted to the next Grand Jury and that the defendant, H. A. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. GLASS’ Grigsby, be held in custody of the Sheriff. CUTLERY, WIRE, Estate of Daniel McMahon vs. P. J. Ryan; appeal from County Court. Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose, Taken under advisement by the Court after argument of counsel. ANIILAXI) ITEMS. Crass coming up finely. Our friend Jas. Lawrence loft us THURSDAY............. NOVEMBER 23, 1876. again last week for the mountains. Circuit Court still in session. ' Crooks says the election is over and Thanksgiving one week from to-day. j F or C alifornia .—Alex. Martin he is glad of it; but ho thinks the re Venison is brought to town quite this week starte»| for Oakland, Cal., sult is doubtful. . often. with fourlri n or fifteen fine horses. A concert and ball by Prof. Morrell, • Rag-sewing parties becoming fash F arewell .— We wish our man// ionable. an Italian violinist, was the programme friends farcwt II, ns airing them that we for last Thursday evening. The miners are all getting ready in Will alwavs kindly remember them. Mr. F. W. Smith and wife, formerly anticipation of a wet Winter. M r . and M rs . I ke S achs . The new’ residence of II. K. llanna, ! Tho California stage going south of this place, but now of Lake county, ...... . . ....... ♦>- B usiness C losed .—Tho firm of Esq., is approaching completion. was stopped by highwaymen Just north are at present visiting relatives here. Carpenters are busily engaged build Sachs Bros., for many years doing bus Those indebted to tho T imes office of Bass’ station, and the driver com iness in Jacksonville, havo closed out will oblige us by settling as soon as pelled to hand over the box. As far ing houses to accommodate tho “rush.” as can be learned; the robbers got noth A piece of ground is prepared in the »nd departed hence. Sol. Sachs, the possible. I morning, and by night a dwelling is Junior member, will remain awhile M. Hanley has bought a Kentucky I ing for their trouble. This is the longer and wind up the affairs of the jack from Col. Payne, paying $800 for fourth time within two weeks that the looming up thereon—so great is the firm. stages havo been stopped in Shasta need for more houses. ■ him. ————— county. Nothing occurs to relieve the politi E lection of O fficers .—Warren Wild ducks and geese are plentiful, Lodge No. 10, A. F. A A. M., will elect and the average hunter is pleased ; Steps were taken to furnish the re cal anxiety of our citizens. Our tele quired bail in the case of Henry A. graph office is constantly besieged by its officers for the ensuing Masonic thereat. Grigsby, who escaped the indictment faltering citizens, with bowed heads year on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1876. A large amount of freight for this ; and slow, uneasy tread, who are anx Members and sojourning brethren are section still awaits shipment from found against him by the Grand Jury through a technicality, only to be re ious to obtain tho latest news, but invit’ d to attend. By order of the Roseburg. manded to the custody of the Sheriff frightened lest it be unfavorable. W. M. M ax M uller , Secretary. i --------—«----------- t C. C. Beekman and son were reg until the February term of Court, Ashland is overflowing with popu R oad O fi x Y et .—d'nomaaChavner istered at the Centennial Exhibition when his case will come up before tho lation—not a house for sale or to let has entered into a bond with the Coun : on October 30th. Grand Jury again ; but it being un Cause: popularity of our village and i ty Court to keep open as formerly until Tho Sturges bankruptcy case will be derstood that ho would be rearrested its schools. Students havo been pour I May next that portion of the road tried in Judge Beady’s Court on the and required to give another bond to I ing in from all parts of this State and keep the peace, the former project was running from his house and intersect California. Ashland ought justly feel 7th of December. given up. ing the J ick-onvi'le and Rock Point ■ »-------- —-- proud of her reputation for education Marion Taylor, of Butte creek, has road, and which was ordered vacated MEETING OF THE PIONEERS OF al facilities, and Prof. Skidmore should favored us with an enormous beet, I NOIT1IEKN OREGON. by said Court. be happy. * I weighing fifteen pounds. A large number of the Pioneers of P assed T hrough .—lion. La Fa We think the average politician is Rev. W. Hurlburt will hold religious I yette Lane, our able Congressman, services at the M. E. Church next Sun- ; Southern Oregon met at the room of “cooled” down a little, for now the ETC., ETC. R. II. Brown and A. J. Wilcox vs. N. T. the “ Social Club, ” in the Masonic build pa--ed through town on Monday last day morning and evening. sound of “hurrah for Hayes” greetetb Kennedy and II. DeVis; foreclosure of ing, Jacksonville, on Saturday, the ; chattel mortgage. Decree granted. f >r Wa-hington, to be present at the I have secured the services of a First-el»«« 'Phis section may expect a visit from 18th of November, 1876. Gen. John not our ears, and tho roar of the anvil Jacob Ish vs. G. II. Lynch ; foreclosure sessioitof C >ngre<s, which opens next echoeth not in our mountains for of chattel mortgage. Decree granted. Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair the Wilton Dramatic Troupe, which E. Ross was called to the chair aud month. Mr. L ine takes his defeat in Ilayes, and the common citizen look- A. M. Grigsby vs. H. A. Grigsby ; divorce. ing promptly and in ¡»«¡mrior stylo. Win. Hoffman appointed Secretary. the best possible humor, and has im shows at Yreka this week. eth glum and sayeth not Hayes is Decree granted. The Chairman requested J. M. Sut The (¡rand Jury reported finding th»' plied faith m tiie election of President - J. N. T. Miller vs. L. J. C. Duncan et al; elected. What changes cometh over Injunction. Continued. Tilden. public buildings and records kepi in ton to stalo the object of the meeting. I the people in a very short period of ------ •-------- Permanent officers of the Society MARRIED. L iti : rary Stan-i Y.—A large nuin- order and in good condition. time ’ IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE, were put in nomination and elected, Chas. Snider, of Modoc county, Cal., ■ 1 I am receiving and have constantly on COURTNEY — CALDWELL — In this city, ber of ■, ouhg ftuks met at the District The only pastime the average citi Nov. 16th, by Hon. 1*. P. Prim, Circuit band as follows : President, John E. Ross ; ' a full and lirst-class block of S, bool 1 I >Us(‘ on Friday li-t for the is about opening a store at Lakeview, zen now enjoys is going Into the Judge, Daniel C. Courtnev, of Galiee creek, Secretary, Wm. Huffman ; Treasurer, | purpose1? of org:miziiiga literary society. the new’ county seat of Lake. mountains and killing deer. A num and Mrs. Mary Jane Caldwell. Grocer! ea, U. S. Hayden. I ber have lately gone and returned. The slaughtering season is at hand. After t he u-n tl preliminaries, the fol- EORN. Ou motion of Capt. Thomas Smith, DRY GOODS. Gum BoeU, TOBACCO, ~ ~ — —---------- — S==S lowing periiru:i *nt »»flic rs were elected: A fine lot of hogs passed through town They say they can go into the moun ! ULRICH—In this city, Nov. Kith, to the the members of the society were re- , Ready-Made Clothing, wife of Chris. Ulrich, a daughter. J allies C. M ■ i'ully, 1'resideut ; Mis this week for John Bolt, of Applegate. quested to furnish to the Secretary tains as otten and as far as anybody, Ida 31Lirtin, Vice I’re.sj lent ; Chas. GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Ete.,Ete. D. M. C. Gault, formerly of this their names, nativity, time of arrival and can hunt as good and as much as Nitktll1, Seen •t try : Mis- Ella Prim, place, has been engaged as a teacher of in Oregon and the State from whence anybody; but they can’t kill tho deer Tre.tsii rer; M i -s Nettie Howard, < 'ritic; the Willamette University at Salem.; they emigrated. —“blamed” if they can. Barney says (California St., one door west of Saulis Bros., Everything sold at reasonable ratoa. Frank Ka->h » for, Librarian. Regular White’s hotel at Rack Point has been 1 J. M. Sutton offered the following he can find as many deer as tho next Give me a call. K. KUBLI. mm tin gM Wil I be held every Frid y repainted, and Hunt Magruder is hav resolution, which was adopted, to-wit: ; man, but he can’t shoot where they Jacksonville, Feb. 1&, 1875. Jackson ille, Oregon, evenni g. Th e S «eietv promises to be ing his residence in the same ¡»lace Desalted, That all persons who have are. Jobe says ho can shoot straight DEALER AND WORKER IN a very inti re-■1 mg one. THE SODA SPRINGS! arrived m Oregon prior to the end of enough, but ho can’t find where the beautified. the year 1855, with all their families, deer live. We will hear from the re ¡TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC. II HI D Bbli.Mi, lh .->.—The Portland A 1 itto number of citizens from shall be eligible to membership m the , mainder of our nimrods in a few days, »S‘(lr<d( ird >ay s Tei renee <2tiitm, held every section of the county were pres Southern Oregon Pioneer Society. eeps constantly on hand an and we will give you their excuses for to aus\ver by Uommis-imier Ferree of assortment of the best ent at the meeting of the “Pioneers of A Committee, consisting of Capt. not bringing in the deer. But, in the L ike » .•Olio (V upon i charge of man- I Southern Oregon.” Thos. Smith, Judge l . J. C. Duncan, meantime, we do not doubt their hav | TINWARE, Mitighiter, i< , g in a fi-*e man, the Uni- BRASS PIPES, Prof. M >rrell, a violinist, attempted James A. Cardwell, David Linn und ing valid and weighty reasons. led Sta les 1 L- 1 i. 1 Jury, after invvotiga- FORCE PUMPS, Wo will also endeavor to tell why a ting th e case, bavit g return tl not a to give a convert in town Monday J. M. Sutton, was appointed to report CIIAIR-S, LEAD PIPE, on the order of business. evening, but no audience greeting him, IIA RI »WAR E, CUT I .ER Y, prominent hunter did not follow a bru true bilII. Mr . Quinn, in it will be re- The Committee reported, and the he abandoned the idea. HYDRAULIC NOZZLES, in. He says he was not afraid of the memht r d I \ our readers, shot a Klam ■ PAINTS. SIZES, GLASS, AND MARBLE WORKS. Quincy A. Brooks, Esq., of Link report was accepted and Committee bear; but “he had an awful track— ath Indian, who not only imposed OLS, HOSE, POWDER. discharged. upon him but was in the act of assault ville, passed through town last w’eek big as your hat.” Probably he had to The following recommendations of from Salem, where he has been so- ; ing him with a d mgerous weapon, and tell the boys what an enormous foot BAR, PLATE AND ASSORTED IRON. Ho ! Unte All Who Thirst ! said Committee were then considered he would have sacrificed his manhood journing for several weeks past. that bear wore, and probably ho was NAILS, MINING /TOOL, und adopted : not long getting to camp to tell it, Wo understand that the District SHOT, BRUSHES, COME YE UNTO 1st. That a committee of three School will give a public exhibition ere ' members be appointed to draft a con either—we don’t know. CARPENTER TOOLS, Ron R oy . BLACKSMITH TOOLS, long, and that preparations for the ! stitution aud by-laws for the regulation Ashland, November 20, 1S76. THE SODA SPRINGS! I RON W AS11-K ETTI. ES, -ame are being commenced already. of this Society and report them at the --------------- •------------ — BRASS ANDIRON WIRE, O fficial R eturns of L ake .—The A son of S. B. Hadley, of Lake ■ next meeting thereof. AND DRINK WITHOUT SHEET-IRON WARE. The Committee on constitution and following are the official returns of the county, accidentally shot himself a few J oséphine C ounty R eturns .— weeks ago and died a couple of days by-laws are Wm. Hoffman, L. J. C. election in Lake county, which have Cast Iron and Steel Plows. Money and Without Price! Through the courtesy of Chas. Hughes, afterward. He was about 17 years old. Duncan and U. 8. Hayden. been kindly furnished us by R. B. ROPE, CAULDRONS. 2d. That an initiation feo of one dol E*p, we uro enabled to give the offi The present weather is very favor- I lar be paid by each member, for the Hatton, Esq., Clerk : CULTIVATORS, cial vote of Josephine county, of which able for our farmers, many of whom •^4 1 COPPER WARE, HUIE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW KEEP- purpose of defraying accruing ex p ÔS i I »*4 1 ing the Soda Springs House.and having the following is an abstract : WHEEL-BARROWS, p' are busy plowing and sowing. A large penses. repaired ami refitted the same are now pre ' ■< SHEET-IRON WARE, pared to accommodate all that may favor ua 3d. That the Secretary be instructed area of grain has already been put in. g i ' with a call. Prices to suit these hard times. ; a to draw orders oil the Treasurer for all H’O OI/Ä .V A ND WIL L O IU IU A P E, Only a little over a month of Leap necessary expenses until tho next I sT I PRKCIJICTS. THE MARBLE BUSINESS “3 Year remains, and maids matrimonially meeting of the Society. ? Will still bo a specialty. All orders in thia PRECINCTS. STOVES. inclined must hurry up if they waul 4lh. That the Committee on consti liue promptly tilled in the best manner and : O 1 I at reasonable rates. I to take advantage of this opportunity. ; tution and by-laws insert a clause to Always on hand a large lot of parlor, cook 1 \ I y I Address, as usual, the effect that the annual meetings of ing, ollice, cabin stoves, of assorted sizes, J. II. A A. H. RUSSELL, Ashland We learn that John Orth, G. Karew- the Society alternate between Jackson Eagle Point .............. 84 27 ■ 79 30 1 6 101 plain and fancy, constructed on the latest 14 fuel-saving plans. Boilers, kettles, pots, ski and a tew others heretofore exten ville and Ashland. Goose Lako............... 11 71 j 10 « 1 [ and everything connected with these stoves • 1 1— 6 0 25 ! 19 6 19 4S Chowaucan ................. NEW BAKERY, .................... -I 4 4 Williamsburg..... sively engaged in curing hogs, will i warranted durable and perfect. 29 12 1 17 12! Names for membership were then 17 1 <> Summer Lake........... I 20 16 Waldo................... ........ 231 15 All articles sold or manufactured by him I n M asonic B uilding , O regon S t ., • >• » 23 not engage in that business this sea handed to the Secretary and initiation Silver Lake............... 25 10 1 25» 10 ! 5 2!» Slate < 'reek.......... ................i Al 23 0 17 warranted. His work is made of the best 10 5 12j Crooked Creek......... 35 29 I < • alici’ < 'reek.......... .............. i 3», 26 fees paid. Sprague River......... 10 ■'H 1 10 3 ! -» 11 material and of theehoieest patterns. 57 j 50 son. Kerby v ille........... .............. 59, 51 JACKSONVILLE, CM. Orders attended to with dispatch and 1 23 551 1 50 8 Lost River................. 26 241 30 ... 24 31 \ i 111 < > U s»* ‘ Ou motion, the Society adjourned to Tho store formerly occupied by filled according to directions. He is deter 5 65 1117 61 62 38 1 Linkville.................... 30 ^1 J U ID p-otl-Joe...... ............... ! 31 3S mined to well at low prices for cash. 1 Sachs Bros, is being cleaned and oth meet on Saturday, the 2d day of De '2581 250 242 1731 Totals...................... rilllE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DE- 252'26!» 4 247 208 , ■ «fa............... 171 181 1 erwise renovated. We understand i cember next, in Jacksonville. 61 Majorities............... S5| J 79J 4 sires io announce to the public that he 1 39| Al .i j< >rit iu>........ ................ i; is now prepared to till all orders for cakea LIQUORS JOHN E. ROSS, President. Total vote cast, 433. Total vote cast, 461, w hich is the that Reames Bros, will soon remove ol every description, such as wedding cakea, W illiam H offman , Secretary. cakes tor parties, wine cakes; also brown into it. Tho selection of tho location for of all kinds, of tho best brands, whalesale and I and largest polled for many years. —--------------- rye bread, ginger snaps and crackers, retail. ' Also A. P. Armstrong, who has been fakes orders on exchange. Prices reasona “S eattle D ispatch .”—Our old county seat occurred on tho same day L ucky M istake .—When the stage teaching school at Day’s creek, Douglas ble and satisfaction guaranteed. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. friend, Thos. B. Merry, is now man and resulted in the choice of Lakeview Fresh bread everv day. which took Ben Holladay and family county, is on a short visit to this sec In connection with all these I have on hand W m . KREUZER. by a majority of sixty-one. aging the Seattle Dispatch, formerly a largo assortment ot away left Roseburg, ami which was tion. He will return in a few days owned by Beriah Brown. He is one I mportant S wamp L and D ecis - GROCERIES afterwards stopped by highwaymen and take chargo of the Canyonville GREAT SACRIFICE! of the best newspaper men on tho ion .—The Supreme Court of the Uni near Reading, says tho Independent, it school. of all kinds—-just what every married man Coast and knows how to make a good ted States recently rendered a decision wants in his family. And if you don’t be also carried to Jacksonville a lock —IN— A Roseburg paper says that a gen paper. Of course the Dispatch is a which will bring comfort to tho hearts of lieve it, call and examine my stock before pouch containing a large amount of purchasing elsewhere. tleman named Vest, from Jacksonville, lively Democratic sheet, and it did no thoso Oregonians who have taken lands that JOHN BILGER, money and other valuables. It was were high and dry, under the swamp land Ini portprof tarn» implements and machines. B L AC KSMITHING ! ble work for tho cause in tho late elec reported Friday morning that his act. The decision was that when land is the through pouch from Portland to pockets had been picked of a consid tion. Success to you, Tom. duly designated by State commissioners as Kentucky Jacks for Sale. San Francisco; but in the hurry and erable sum of money. He has no idea swamp and so recognized by the U. S. land I. O. G. T. I nstallation . —At a bustle incident to making up tho mails office, all parties are estopped to inquire fur 4 S ALL OUR MERCHANTS ARESELL- who committed the robbory. meeting of Eden Lodge No. 197, I. O. G. T., ther into the question whether or not the pOL. GEORGE B. PAYNE, OFHENDER- it w’as tagged “way mail.” This sack -* *- i*»g out at cost ami freight, we are ready son, Kentucky, has just arrived with The Grand Jury returned no bill held Thursday, Nov. 8th, the following land so designated is in fact swamp. to d<> blacksmithing at cost and freight, but no one can open until it reaches San otlicers were installed : \V. S. Gore, W. V. must have the cash when the work is com EIGHT LARGE THOROUGHBRED KEN Francisco, for tho reason that no one against Ton Sui, the Chinaman arrest T.; Jemima Colver, W. V. T.; Willie Gore, pleted. Shop on tho corner of California C ome to the C enter .—We shall TUCKY JACKS has a key thut will fit the lock. W hen ed some time ago for larceny in snatch W.S.; Peter Barnaburg, W. M.; H. Mathes, in the next few days forward state from that State, which ho offers for sale. and Main streets. SHANNON A BIRDSEY. the sack reached Jacksonville, as above ing a purse of money from a miller’s W. I). M.; John Gore, W. F. S.; Laura ments of account to those indebted to Any one wishing to buy can see them at Barnaburg, W. T.; Mrs. C. J. Gore, R. II. s farm, near Jacksonv ille. LAND FOR SALE. stated, the postmaster here discovered hands. The prosecuting witness failed S;: ’’/‘ha (’nckett, L. II. 8.; J. M. Hoxie, the T imes office, and trust they will Bybee’ They are from 2 to 7 years old. to appear and the evidence was not 1 • W • C/» P • the error in the tag, and sent the pouch respond promptly, as we are in need rilllE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR strong enough to hold the Celestial. FOR SALE. back that it might be put on its jour L eft Ua.—Isaac Sachs and lady left of tho money or its equivalent. 1 sale 210 acres of choice agricultural land, 175 acres under fence, situated in Josephine ney in a proper manner. 3 he lucky James A. Wilson’s little boy, aged for San Francisco on Tuesday last, Miss : a word in your ear. The next fino 4 PORTA BEK EI 1 TEEN-HORSE POW- county, Oregon. For information, enquire part of the mistake is, had tho pouch nearly two years, one day last week where they will hereafter reside. Ben afternoon that you saunter out, buy a box 1 V er steam engine is ottered for sale. It of John Boll, Applegate, or at the residence went on as was intended it should, it fell from a chair, striking his chin LA FAYETTE ALLEN. has only been in use three months and is in of Sachs accompanied them. They will of Glenn's Sulphur Soap. That admirable perfect running order. Terms—six months’ and its valuable contents would have purifier will remove every one of those seeuritv. Enquire of lH‘r ,lav at homo. Sampica fallen into the hands of the highway against a window-sill and biting his go as far as Reading in a private con Iuinples which detract so much from your credit, w ith approved HENRY KLIPPEL, O’/ 1 worth $1 free. S tinson A tongue almost off near the end. Dr. veyance. Success attend them. >eauty. men. C. C. BEEKMAN. Co., Portland, Maine. —n—B«aaaT^K»»i—ii—in ■■■f ■■ riw »i -a-— p i hili M—WHano—r» i ” JOHN BILGER,” K ! ! ¡L ak ev iew ...................... L in k v ille ......................... , Richard W illiam s ...... - --____ ___ — --------------- Tilden and Hendricks.. 1 1 i ' n m H z /. i 4 • '■■■■■ .‘■■J