CIKClir COIRT IHKKEl.
physician and is now practicing at
P roposals for T ransportation .
Biggs’ station, Butto county.
—Sealed proposals will be received at
MARCH TERM.
K
I
the office of the Chief Quartermaster,
Bring on your job-work.
C. Neil, of Ashland precinct, recently
SATURDAY,
MARCH 17, 1877.
CRIMINAL ACTIONS.
Portland, and at the office of the Chief
bought one of the fine jacks imported
Circuit Court next week.
State of Oregon vs. Arch. Chrisman; Quartermaster, Military Divisi >n of
by Win. Bybee and Col. Payne. This
Tho Spring-time has come.
C ircuit C ourt .—The March term
animal is a thoroughbred, his colts indictment for assault with a danger­ the Pacific, in San Francisco, Cal., un­ T. G. REAMES.
Fruit
trees
already
blooming.
of the Circuit Court, lion. P. P. Prim
til 12 o’clock noon, on Wednesday,
having takon the first premium at the ous weapon.
presiding, will commence next Mon-
To-day is “the 17th of Ireland.”
State
vs.
James
Ilards
;
indictment
May 2, 1877, for the transportation of
Kentucky State fair last summer.
day, the 19th. The docket is not very
for murder.
Some rain and more sunshine Jhis
military supplies on the following de­
(Successors to White <t Martin,)
A rumor is in circulation that one
heavy.
State
vs.
J
os . Wells ; indictment for scribed routes during the year com­
week.
young blood in this section has chal­
murder.
DEALERS IN
Col.
lleed
has
returAod
from
Jose
­
mencing July 1, 1877, and ending June
lenged another to mortal combat, and
R eturned . A. C. Jones, Esq., this
State vs. W. B. Dearberry ; indict­ 30, 1878 :
the duel will take place on the McCully
week returned from a professional trip phine.
Route No. 4—200,000 pounds, more
The old Board of Trustees adjourned hill ou Easter Sunday. Weapons to ment for larceny.
to Lake county. Ho reports tbo enow
State
vs.
Chas.
A.
Wilson
;
indict
­
or less, from terminus O. & C. R. R.—
as having almost disappeared from the sine die on tbo 15th.
bo pistols and distance-1,000 yards.
CALIFORNIA STREET,
ment for larceny.
California branch—to Fort Klamath,
mountain and the roads as being very
A. W. Sturges has our thanks for a
The case of Mayflold vs. Handy
State vs. Daniel Doty ; indictment
muddy.
JACKSONVILLE,
supply of fine apples.
Roberts, for the recovery of a wagon, for assault with a dangerous weapon. Oregon.
—. ♦---------- —
Routo
No.
5
—
200,000
pounds,
more
The Street Commissioner has grav­ was tried in Justice Hamaker’s Court
State vs. II. A. Grigsby ; held to an­
C abin R obbed .—We are Informed
at Linkville last week, and a verdiet swer for assault with a dangerous or less, from Roseburg to Fort Klamath.
eled
the
streets
in
places.
"that the cabin of Geo. Black, on Ster­
Route No. 7—Military mail between
Tho annual school elections will oc­ given for plaintiff. The defendants weapon.
ling, was broken into during the
Linkville and Fort Klamath, Oregon,
have taken an appeal to tho Circuit
State of Oregon vs. F. W. Knowles; tri-weekly.
owner’s absence the other day and cur on Monday, April 2d.
Court.
held to answer for assault with attempt
robbed of a watch and a small amount
The mining troubles on Jackass are
he undersigned take pleas -
Addison
Helms
will
bo
inaugurated
ure in informing the public that they
NOTICE.
to
kill.
in money.
causing some excitement.
have just received and opened an entire
as Marshal next Monday. Although
State vs. Geo. Dougherty ; held to
fresh stock of
Wm. M. Turner is expected back
To W hom it M ay C oncern .—The
All persons indebted to the
the ceremonies will not be more exten­ answer for larceny.
Circuit Court next week will bring to from the Eastern States in a few days. sive than were Hayes’, Ad. will as­
State vs. Emilion DeRoboam ; held undersigned, either by book
The Spring fights have opened out sume tho duties of his office with the
'town several who may know them­
lo answer for assault with a dangerous account or not, are request­
selves indebtetl to the T imes office. lovely, some proving quite interesting. satisfaction of having come by it hon­ weapon.
I’ANCY GOODS,
ed for the last time to come
We extend a cordial invitation to all
Dan. Chapman has bought Ed. De- estly, in which ho has that much ad­
ACTIONS- AT- L AW.
to come forward and settle, as tho mon­ Peatt’s interest in the Ashland stable, vantage over our pseudo President.
James D. Fay vs. 1». J. Malone ; to forward and pay up. This is HATS. BOOTS A SHOES.
ey is needed. County scrip will be
I lorse and jack bills printed in the
Tho Yreka Journal says suit was recover money.
positively the last notice of
taken at par.
CLOTHING, Eto„ Eto.
best style and at reasonable rates at commenced in the District Court on
James P. Farrell vs. A. Woolridge ; this kind that we will give.
this office.
the 13th to recover $500 bet on tho to recover money.
A NOT 11E R U NI < )RT U N AT E.—A yOU I) g
In SACHS’ Brick Building, well known m
SACHS BROS.
James
P.
Farrell
vs.
Thus.
Mee;
to
election,
the
bet
having
been
made
over
troupe
is
migrating
The
McGinley
man named S. Mills, living a few utiles
I
recover money.
NEW, THIS WEEK.
from town, was this week examined this way and may be expected here the Oregon line by parties in Yreka.
‘THE TEMPLE OF FASHION.”
Catherine
Patterson
vs.
Jesse
Dollar-
The
money
was
paid
over
by
the
stake
­
before
long.
before Judge Day by Dr. Aiken and
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
Geo. E. Strong left for Sun Francisco holder when tho inauguration took hidu ; to recover money.
adjudged insane. He was taken below
Theso goods were all purchased by a
Tuesday by J. B. Coates. Religious Thursday, after a several months’ so- place, and beforo any notice was served ! S. H. Stephens vs. Cyrus II. Pick­
member
of our firm from FIRST-CLANS
ens ; to recover money.
not to pay.
HOUSES in San Francisco, and we will
excitement is supposed to be the cause journ among us.
warrant every article and sell them as cheap
Smith A Hockenjos vs. P. J. Ryan ;
of hi" aberration.
Hoard of I'r ii .I wn .
foreash as any house in the county.
Tho Manzanita district school will
to recover money.
We call the
open in a short time with Prof. 11. C.
James
W.
Collins
vs.
I
lerrnan
v.
The Board of Trustees met Wednes­
ATTENTION OF THE LADIES
Fleming as teacher.
Helms,
administrator
of
the
estate
of
day evening, March 14th, pursu­
to the fact that we have the largest assort­
The second quarter of the District
SETTLE UP!
ment of FANCY GOODS of every descrip­
ant to adjournment. All the mem­ Lavinia Stow ; to recover money.
School expired Thursday last, Appro-
tion'now on hand, and we will henceforth
CHANCERY
CASES.
bers were present, except President
PERSON’S KNOWING TIIEM- make this line of goods opr specially and
pri.ite ceremonies were had.
J. N. T. Miller vs. L. J. C. Duncan 4 LL
Fisher.
selves indebted to the undersigned, sell them at
either by note or book account, are hereby
The Ashland Republicans celebrated
George Brown was chosen President et al; injunction.
Prices to Suit the Times.
requested to come forward and settle by the
the consummation of the Presidential pro tern.
J. McKee et al vs. Win. Ray et al ; 2rith of April, 1877, ami thereby save costs.
A word to the yvise is sullictent. Business
fraud with a ballem the 5th.
Tho minutes of the previous meeting to quiet title, s
is meant.
FISIIER A CARO.
We also keep on hand a full stock of
W. M. Turner vs. J. W. White and
John Pearson, who has been con­ were read and approved.
Per S. C ohn .
Willow Springs, March 15, 1877.
fined with a severe attack of rheuma­
GROCERIES,
The Finance Committee made a Jeff. Croy ; injunction.
Jes*e Dodge vs. David Marden ft al; LOYAL W. CARTER, HARDWARE, NAI1JS, GLASSWAR«,
tism, is able to be about again.
verbal report that they had examined
injunction.
The late rains have rendered the the Street Commissioner’s account and
W ar in A frica .—The attaches of
PAINTBIt,
Alex. Martin vs. Daniel Hopkins
CROCKERY, CUTLERY,
toe T imes office were somewhat ground so wet as to make it impossi­ road report and found the same cor­ and John McKee; injunction.
Oregon. And very many other articles too numerous
Jacksonville,
rect and recommend it l>e received.
f artled on Thursday evening by the ble for farmers to do anything.
-, •
to mention.
James A. Wilson et al vs. K. Man­
J. E. Bowe, formerly superintendent Report adopted.
¡sir Give ns a call and judge for yourself
r idden appearance of a colored indi-
ville of; injunction.
as
to our capacity to furnish goods as above.
Tho
Town
Treasurer
’
s
annual
report
I TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
\ ;dual who answered the description of the English company’s affairs at
REAMES BROS.
Alex. Martin vs. Alfred Carter ef al ; I informing the public that I am now
was presented and, on motion of M.
< f one of Dowell’s bull dozed Louisiana Galice creek, is now in London.
prepared to do all kinds of House, Wagon,
injunction.
Carriage, Sign and Ornamental Painting,
t ‘groes. He had his clothes almost
The owners of the Siskiyou tuoun- Caton, was laid on the table.
James Cameron vs. Lyman Chappel Cilcimining, etc. All work executed with
U. S. Hayden, Recorder, presented
1 rn off him, and was in a demur- tain toll road are now corduroying the
neatness a.id dispatch at reasonable rates,
et al; to foreclose mortgage.
his
fee
bill
for
tho
year,
$54.75.
After
orders
from the country promptly' attended
it
muddy places on tho Oregon side.
to.
LOYAL W. CARTER.
Geo.
Nurse
vs.
Kate
Nurse
;
divorce.
.m examination of the same, Mr.
try, it was utseovereu mai re nao
Rev. M. A. Williams will hold di- Cronemiiler moved that it bo or­
<• me out second best in a combat with vine services at the M. E. Church to-
R aising M ules .—A friend has sug­
dered
paid
without,
further
reference.
4 onewall Jackson a id was looking for morrow morning at the usual hour.
gested to us tbo propriety of calling
TWELFTH YEAR.
DUPON’CO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL
Carried.
II.
Pape
’
s
Treasurer
fee
bill
t e Prosecuting Attorney.
A pleasant party occurred at Veit’s for the year, $17.1G, was presented and the attention of our farmers to the PILLS are the surest and safest remedy for
■ '
——----------
raising of mules. A number of fine ladies in delicate health.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
C ostly E xperience —Some time hall on Saturday evening last, under ordered paid.
thoroughbred jacks have recently been
A CARD.
i: :o Isaac Ford, living near Uniontown, the management of the Ktugel Bros.
CONDUCTED BY
Adjourned until Thursday evening. imported from Kentucky by Col.
To
all
who
are
suffering
front
the
errors
—
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>
-------
t ok up an estray horse whi -h, through
Dick Ish’s stage broke down on his
and indiscretions ot youth, nervous weak­
S alt C ave D iscovered .—A cor­ Payne, and there is no reason why this ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc.. I THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES|
j.inorance of the law, he neglected to last trip, some of the wheels coming to
county should not soon export a large will send a recipe that will cure vou, FREE
1 •st and dispose of, but worked it in- pieces. Ho came through ou time, respondent from Lake county informs number of mules yearly. Wo have it OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis­
us that while out on a hunting and
covered by a missionary in South America.
he scholastic year of this
Com pl dnt was made to the however.
* ead.
from a person evidently well informed Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
school yvill commence about the end of
trapping
expedition
recently,
8.
II.
Ghorities and, as prescribed by the
Joseph T. Inman, Station l>, Bible House, August, ami is divided in four sessions,
Dr. B. P, Quivey, who has been sta­
upon the subject that every mule that
of ten weeks each.
b atute, the County Treasurer entered
tioned in Lake county for some time Williams and Isaac Gearheart discov­ can be raised California furnishes a New York.
Board and tuition, porterin,................. $40.00
dt against him. Upon trial in Jus- past, passed through town last week ered a cave of salt near the Klamath
Bed
ami Bedding....................................... 4.00
I
river. In their meanderings, they cash market for as soon as it is two HIGHEST HONORS Drawing and painting.............................. 8.00
1 ee Kent’s Court this week, Ford was northward bound.
Piano............................................................. 15.00
came upon a high bluff of burnt quartz years old and past. An unbroke mule
—AT THE—
1 quired to pay the sum of $40 and
Entrance fee, only mice,........................ 5.00
Pat. McMahon returned from Fort
and began looking for gold-bearing of ordinary sizo will sell for $125 in
SELECT DAY SCHOOL.
<• •sis, which will amount to about $G5
CENTENNIAL WORLD'S FAIR 1876 ! Primary, ¡>er term,................................... $ 6.00
Klamath yesterday, having made a
that
market
at
any
season
of
the
year.
rock, during which search they found
i i all. This is dear experience, and
Junior,
“
..................................... KOO
quick trip. He reports everything in
THE
I ihers may profit thereby.
their way into a large cave containing It is ready for market at two years
The estray
Senior,
“
..................................... 10.90
fine condition thero.
must bo four and
Pupils are received
any time, and spe­
1 .w is not always observed and may
a while substance that proved to be old, while a horse
he is SHONINGER ORGANS cial attention is paid to particular studies in
I
ride
beforo
The
blue
glass
theory
is
beginning
broko
to
work
and
salt of a pure quality. They aho
r •metime cause trouble to its violators.
behalf of children who have but limited
Pronounced unanimously as
farmers of Call-
to
be
talked
of
in
this
section,
and
we
fit
therefor.
The
time.
For further particulars apply at the
found
saltpetre
in
one
portion
of
the
"We will publish it entire next week.
Academy.
are liable to hear of some experiments cave. Persons who have examined it fornla are working their faring with
thorn,
B ound O ver .—Emilion DeRoboam in this line here at any time.
THE
say the bed of salt is very extensive. mules as fast as they can get
hence
a
good
market
is
at
our
door.
vai last Sunday arrested on a warrant
The protracted meeting at tho M. Phe bluff spoken of above is a burnt
t worn out by his father, charging him E. Church, Rev E. W. Barnes officiat­ mass of quartz and flint, with some Times are hard and money scarce, but Their comparative excellence is recognized
CITY DRUG STORE
by the .fudges in their Report, from which
If
tho
farmers
were
able
to
export
sev
­
assault
with
a
dangerous
with an
the following is an extract :
£
ing, is still progressing. A fair at­ indications of gold. There are also
“The B. SHONINGER ORGAN CO’S, /-x-
JACKSONVILLE.
xveupon. Eiuiliun is the possessor of tendance has been present throughout. prospects of good diggings and plenty eral hundred mules every Fall this hibit
as the best instruments at a price render­
i.u infant son, which DrRoIxiam, the
ing possible to a large class of purchas­
Attention is called to the advertise­ of water to work them. Tho parties would bring many thousand dollars in­ ers,
a combination of Reeds and
to our county and make quito a differ­ Bells, having
4 Ider, was anxious to have baptized in ment of Loyal W. Carter. He has the intend commencing work soon.
producing novel and pleasing effects, qiliE NEW FIRM OF KAHLER A B ro .
ence in our financial condition. Mules containing many desirable improvements, L have the largest and most complete
the Catholic faith. But the former reputation of being a good workman,
will stand longer in dry or damp climates, assortment of
was averse to such a proceedings and, and merits a share of the public pat­
P roposals for S upplies .—Sealed and wool aro articles that always find less liable to get out of order, all the boards
made three-ply, put together so it is DRUGS, MEDICINES A CHEMICALS,
upon his father insisting, attempted to ronage.
proposals will be received at the a ready market and can be exported, being
impossible for them to either shrink, swell
prove his priority of right in the prem­
and we therefore advise our farmers to or split.” THE ONLY ORGANS AWARD­ Ever brought to Southern Oregon. Also
A suit to recover money bet on the office of the Chief Quartermaster at raise them extensively.
ED THIS RANK.
the latest and finest styles of
ises by bringing a pistol into service.
Portland and also U. S. Quartermaster
This Medal and Award was granted after
election
was
alxtut
to
be
instituted
in
He was examined the following day
the most severe competition of the best mak­
CLEARING OUT SALE.
STATIONERY,
the Circuit Court, but was subsequent­ at Fort Klamath until 12 o’clock noon,
ers,
before one of the most competent juries
by Justice Kent, who held him to
assembled.
ly withdrawn by the parties drawing on Wednesday, the 2d day of May,
For the next sixty days we will sell ever
And a great variety of PERFUMES and
New
Styles and prices just issued, which
appear before the Grand Jury in the
1877,
for
the
delivery
of
military
sup
­
TOILET
ARTICLES, including the best and
the stakes.
our Dry and Fancy Goods, Clothing, are in accordance with our rule, the BEST cheapest assortment
of COMMON and PER­
sum of $600. Messrs. Penn and Weit-
plies during the fiscal year beginning Hats and Shelf Hardware, at greatly ORGAN for the least money.
FUMED SOAPS in this market.
i
The
Jacksonville
Literary
Society
We
arc
prepared
to
appoint
a
few
new
erman wtml his security, and he was
-i-e" Prescriptions carefully compounded.
July 1, 1877, and ending June 30, 1878, reduced rates for cash only, to make Agents.
has received a number of plajs and
44
ROBT. KAHLER, Druggist.
released.
Illustrated
Catalogues
mailed,
post-paid,
as
follows
:
Wood,
charcoal,
oats,
bar
­
room
for
a
largo
stock
of
Spring
im
­
will immediately prepare for a series'
on application to
B. SHONINGER ORGAN CO.,
M ining T roubles on J ackass .— of entertainments to be given the first I ley, bay and straw, or such of said portations. In order to do this as
NEW BAKERY,
97 to 123 C hesnut S thekt ,
supplies as may be required at that quickly as possible, we havedetermined
More trouble has been transpiring be­ week of uext month.
New Haven, Conn.
lx M asonic B uilding , O regon S t
I
post. Proposals for either class of the to offer such inducements as were nev­
tween the miners on Jackass during
School Superintendent Farlow else­
NOTICE.
JACKSONVILLE, QGN.
the past few days, concerning water where calls attention to the fact that stores mentioned, or for quantities less i er heard of before in a regular busi­
rights. It seems that the mines the regular quarterly examination of than the whole required, will be re­ ness. Call and examine for yourselves. 4 S 5 MY WIFE, REBECCA SWINGLE,
A hti
..as left my lied ami board without rpiIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DE-
worked by the Chinese, but owned by applicants for certificates will be held ceived.
Wo throw out no baits.
just
cause
or provocation, 1 warn all per­ L sires to announce to the public that ho
R eames B ros .
while men, are above those mined ex­ on Saturday, the 31st. .
sons
not
to
harbor or credit heron my ac is now prepared to till all orders for cakes
H eavy J udgment . — In Judge
JOSEPH SWINGLE.
count.
of every description, such as wedding cakes,
clusively by whites, and the water
Deady
’
s
Court
on
the
12th
the
findings
A
Q
uery
.
—
How
rnr.ny
Republicans
Ashland,
February
19, 1877.
S. Cohn calls on those indebted to
cakes tor parties, wine cakes; also brown
used in working them is caught in a
and rye bread, ginger snaps and crackers,
Fisher & Caro’s Willow Springs store i in the case ot the United States vs. the of Jackson county were among the
lakes orders on exchange. Prices reasona­
bondsmen of Virgil S. Eggleston were filed
dam from the creek. One day recent­
FOR
SALE.
to come forward and settle by April and judgment entered against defendant, 3G9 persons who signed the petition to
ble and satisfaction guaranteed.
ly the white miners went up in a body
Fresh bread overv dav.
25th and save costs. Read his notice, Georgo Nurse, administrator ot the estate ot the Senate asking that body to exclude
FLOURING MILL, ONE RUN OF
W m .* KRETZER.
and tore the dam out, which they have as he means business.
Alex. II. Miller, deceased, for the sum of Senator Grover ? Now, that a parti­ A f burrs, good water power, favorably lo-
repealed whenever the reservoir was
$12,413.45, and against Mr. Nurse personally san Senate unceremoniously snubbed rated 1 in Kerbyville. For particulars, ad-
)AINTS (patents er other,) Oils, Var­
J. B. SI KERS,
dress i
Frank Ennis, superintendent of the for the sum ot $2,348.26 and interest and
nishes, ¡Shelao, Window fJlass, Emery,
repaired. Considerable feeling is man­
Kerbyvjlle, Josephine county, Oregon.
the
document,
we
suppose
those
who
Borax,
etc., for salv in endless quantities by*
JOHN MILLER. *
ifested on either side over this matter. j English company’s diggings at Galice costs.
countenanced it feel heartily ashamed
|
creek,
was
in
town
this
week.
He
says
Farms
for
Sale.
We are not informed in the premises,
A bell & W elsh are still in Jack« of themselves. It was a very weak
F you want a No, 1 home-made Ritle or
that since the 1st of March there has
first-class Shotgun, go to
but, for the sake of peace and the
sdnville, and will remain a few weeks affair, gotten up in a weaker cause.
Persons desiring to purchase good farms
JOHN MILLER.
Iteen enough water to wash up with.
of
any
size
will
do
well
to
enquire
of
longer, at least, thus giving a splendid
safety of all concerned in this matter,
JOHN BOLT, Applegale, Oregon.
A1 *) A DAY at home. Agents wanted
BORN
Geo. J. Brown, well known in this opportunity to those desiring to have
steps should immediately be taken lo
q 1 -w <hittit and terms fret*. '1 RUE A (. O.
VTEW Guns made to order and repairing Augusta, Maine.
section,
was
married
to
Miss
Artie
CARTER
—
In
this
city,
March
7th,
to
tho
pictures taken. They do all kinds of
amicably settle all differences and I
properly done by JOHN MILLER.
wife of Loyal W. Carter, a daughter.
AIt.». K<,p. >, < aqsmivis’ and Wagon-
Hammell
at
Eldorado,
Cal.,
on
Feb.
work in their line, with tbo exception CRYSTAL—In Jacksonville, March 13th,
bring these mining troubles to a close
IL Whetstones, Tape and Chalk Unes,
Makers’ Tools fot sale by
28th. He has lately graduated as a of tin-types.
*
to the Wifo of G, W. Crystal, a daughter.
eru serious difficulties ensue.
for sale at
JOHN MILLER’S. A
JOHN MU.UUL
REAMES BROS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
ATTENTION!
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