The Democratic times., April 21, 1877, Image 3

Correspondence.
BOARD OF TRUMTEEN.
Kam'» Valley Jienn*.
! watch, ring and other articles belong­
ing to II. W. Moore, the deceased
To the Jacksonville Literary Society :
Crops are looking unu«ualiy flittering
T uesday E vening », April 17th.
Read the estray notice.
I
We,
the
undersigned
citizens
o*'
Jackson
­
counterfeiter.
and the acreage i* very’ large'; conse­
A regular meeting of the Board of Trus­
SATURDAY 5» •
ville, would respectfully tender to tho Jack­
APRIL 21, 1877.
Bring on your job work.
The Cemetery is being improved. tees was held this evening. All the mem­ sonville Literary Society a complimentary quently, the farmers seem cheerful, aa
County scrip taken at par.
Jacksonville has one of the best sit­ bers were present, except Mr. Reames.
benefit, to transpire at as early a date as they are sanguine of reaping a itouuti-
G erman S ervices .—Rev. Herman
President Linn called the meeting to
convenient, as a testimonial of our appre­ ful harvest.
Lots of immigrants coming.
uated and neatest burying-grounds on order.
Krebs, of Marysville, will preach in
ciation of their generous efforts in behalf of
Ehler Brown and others have lieen
Sheep-shearing has commenced.
the Coast, and they should ever be care­
The minutes of the last meeting were read
the German language at lhe Court
tho Fire Engine Fund :
conducting a protracted meeting at lhe
and approved. The Committee on H. K.
fully looked after.
N. Fisher,
Merchants receiving new goods.
House to-morrow morning and even­
E. R. Reames,
Hanna’s application for title deed to certain
/Antioch school house for the past
L. Solomon,
W. Savage,
G. W. Graves, who formerly conduct­ premises reported progress. That gentle­ (!.
ing. All are invited to attend.
The Ashland concert netted $203.25.
Max Muller,
W. J. Ply male,
week, with good effect. Through the
Morris Mensor,
ed tho City Drug Store in thia place, man being present, said that he desired to C. C. Beekman,
The
matrimonial
market
is
very
K. Rubli,
L. Danforth,
persuasive Christian eloquence of the
A gent at A shland . E J. Farlow,
was recently married to the belle of call the attention of the Board to an order J.
Jarnos
A.
Wilson,
R.
N.
Bell,
E*q., is our agent at Ashland, and is dull.
Elder some have lieen influenced to re­
.Jane Holt,
Chico, Cal. A telegraphic account is made hv a former Board, for removal of all Robert Kahler,
E. Jacobs,
nounce the follies of this world, while
obstructions from the sidewalks on Oregon W. M. Turner,
C. Coleman has gone to San Fran­
authorized to receive and receipt for
giv^n of the event.
D. Linn,
V. Schutz,
many others have been made to reflect
street,
from
Main
street
to
Wetterer
’
s
sa
­
all money due the T imes office, as also cisco.
Cardwell & M’Mahon,
J. Nunan,
seriously in regard to their future
W. Jackson,
Arthur Langell, of Lake county, loon, and asked that some action be taken Fisher A Caro,
Io take subscriptions, advertisements,
M. Caton has returned from Beaver iI
to carry out the said ordor. After some shannon A Birdsev
state.
N.
Langell,
V t
was in town this week, and reports discussion the matter was deferred for the P. P. Prim,
etc.
John Miller,
creek.
There are several companies mini-
J. Wetterer,
Mat. Obenchain,*
everything lovel.v in that section. He time.
H. v. Helms,
F Luv,
Mrs. Comstock, of Applegate, died
N ew I ncorporation .—Incorpora­
festing a lively interest in developing
R. S. Dunlap, Sexton, made his annual C. J. Howard,
anticipates a good market and better
E D. Foudray,
this
week.
tion papers have been filed in the
report, which was read, accepted and or­ George Schumpt,
their cinnabar mines. Houston & Co.
J. R. Neil,
prices for cattle this year.
B.
Watson,
E
Henry
Pape,
dered
on
file.
The
Sexton
recommends
that
office ot the Secretary of Stale incorpo­
Snow fell on some of the hills Thurs­
have been vigorously prosecuting
S. J. Day,
J. W. Baker, of Willow* Springs, in­ the Cemetery Committee be instructed to C. W. Kahler,
rating tho “Grave Creek Ditch and day night.
A. (’. Jones,
J. H. Penn,
work on their ledge for the last five
forms us that many miners in his sec­ examine the Cemetery buildingand enquire II. K. Hanna,
M.
Caton.
Mining Company.” Capital stock,
months, during which time they have
James Leslie has resigned his posi­ I I tion have done comparatively nothing into the cost of erecting a new house suit­ T. B. Kent,
REPLY.
$250,000. Incorporators, Win. Bybee, tion as Jailer.
able for the purpose, as the presentone is
«link two fifty-feet shafts, with ft flat­
the past Winter, and the ino.it favored quite
IF.
To
IF.
J.
Pty-male,
E.
R.
Reames,
C.
David Cronemiller and others.
shabby and unfit for the purpose
tering prospect in the last one sunk,
Col. J. N. T. Mlllur left last week have not done much better.
Savage, C. C. Beekman and others :
needed.
G entlemen : Your communication of which steadily improves as they pro­
J osephine C ourt .—The regular for Lake county.
Mr. Nunan moved that tho Sexton be di­
L. J. White, of Rock Point, was in
this day has been received, and we have ac­ I ceed downward. Mr. Dodge, of Cali«
April term of the Circuit Court for
T. G. Rea n » pm returned from San town this week. He is just recover- rected to enforce all paymonts due for Cem­ cepted your kind proposition for a benefit
etery lots from the persons reported by him
I
fornia, has been eugaged for several
Josephine county, lion. P. P. Prim Francisco Tuesday.
I ing from a severe attack of infiamma* delinquent. Carried.
and will give an entertainment at the ear­
i
months past in running a tunnel into
presiding, will commence next Mon­
Bills presented : P. Donegan, grubbing liest convenient day. The time and place
McCall A- Co., of Ashland, will build tory rheumatism and, we regret to
day, the 23d. The Judge, I’rosecu ft fine hrl«*k this Summer.
hoe tor Cemetery, $4 ; R. S. Dunlap's bill, will be named hereafter. You have the as­ what is known as Ball mountain,
learn, is in a poor state of health.
surance ot this Society that wo appreciate which he has penetrated some ninety
75 cents. The bills were referred.
ting Attorney and some of the mem­
Sswtelle and Leotard, who per­
John Orth shipped about 300 hides
Tho Marshal reported bill of James Hart, the compliment and return our sincere feet ; but he dues not expect to tap
bers of th*» Jacksonville Bar will start
formed here recently, were each inter­ tor $1, for cleaning tho town ha.ll ground thanks for the same.
the cinnabar deposit in less than 309
to San Francisco this week.
for Kerbyville to-morrow. The docket
By
order of the Society.
led. Hodges, Kellogg<Jt Co are going
and
repairing
fence,
which
was
ordered
Tho County Jvl has bnen vacant * viewed at Portland by officers of the paid.
is not heavy.
E mma B rown ,
to resume work immediately on the
iaw for not settling board bills. Saw-
since Tuesday. What’s up?
Secretary Jacksonville Literary Society.
Liquor licenses were granted to Wintjen
Hodges claim and run a tunnel.
R ed M en ’ s B all —Oregonian-Po­
Jacksonville, April 16. 1877.
A Helms, M. Dillon and S. P. Jones.
The Christian denomination talks of telle st ill lingers in durance vile.
O bserver .
cahontas Tribe No. 1, Imp. O. R. M.,
A verbal application was made on behalf
Sam
’
s
Valley,
April
16,
1877.
Reames
Bros,
will
next
week
re
­
building a church at Ashland.
A C reditor I nstead of a D e -
of Mrs. Little for title deed for a fraction of
will celebrate its anniversary by a
Mav-day dan«?e at Mart. Hurst’s, ceive the finest and most complete town land in her enclosed premises. Mai­ faulter . — lion. D. W. Cheesman,
_________ MAHP.ILJ,
________
grind bull on Ft May, May 11th.
stock
of
kidie-»
’
fancy
goods,
dry
good
”
,
ler
referred.
Legislature
Representative
in
the
last
SPRAGUE—PAYNE—In Sunbury, Ohio,
Nothing will tn* left undone to ma xe Butte creek, on tho 1st pmx.
summer clothing, etc., ever brought to
The matter of putting tip street lamps, tor from Like county, bus re oca ted ly been
Clarence Sprague, formerly of this piace,
WHbur
F.
C
<rm*ll
left
this
week
for
it a complete success. The Tribe has
to Miss Ada Pavue.
lighting
the
principal
streets,
came
up
and,
this
section.
Don
’
t
fail
to
see
them
I
charged with being a defaulter to the
after some discussion, Messrs. Nunan and
th»» reputation of managing some of the B» aver f*r»*pk cinnabar mines.
The Roseburg Independent com­ Kubli wero appointed a special committee United States while assistant Treasur­
BORN
Local corr‘spon<h*n"0 from all sec-
the best parties given here, and this
plains that the citizens of that place to report on the subject and ascertain tlr> er at San Franci-co. This charge wa*> JIERTENSTEIN—In this city, April 14th,
one will not be an exception to the lio’ta < I Southern Oreg««: solicited.
to the wilt* of August Hjrtensiein, a
are willing to low»* the trade of South­ probable cost of street lamps, putting then: made in the canvass last year, but Mr
daughter.
general rule. Tickets, $3. See ad-
A now method «.«f ra’-::ig Percher-
up
and
expense
ot
lighting,
etc.,
and
report
ern
Oregon
rather
than
spend
$1,000
Cheesman
’
s
explanation
was
.so
satis
­
I
SMITH
—In this city, April 16th, to the wife
v -rtiiement.
at the next meeting.
ons—Put a cayuse under i;lue glass.
of Ed. Smith, a son.
factory
that
ho
lost
few
if
any
votes
to build a good road over Roberts’ Hill.
The Board then adjourned.
The base ball disease is spreading
N ew S tore .—Newman Fi-»her is
by it. Now be has the additional sat­
James McCabe, formerly of thi”
DIED
Jacksonville*
Club
to
the
front.
again.
T
he
E
n
t
e
r
T
a
i
n
m
e
n
ts
.
—
A
»
o
t
h
r
h ivitig th»* A«»'ler«on building, nil Cal-
isfaction of lining vindicated by a de­
place, who was rut» over by a wagon
full house greeted the last entertain­ cision of Judge Sawyer, of tho U. S BURNETT—At the residence ot M. Hanley,
Geo. A. Jackson, of Sam’s Valley.
ji»irni.t-tree!, re lovuted, prepitfatorv
near this place, on April 13, 1877, John 8.
at Crescent City, died on th“ 7th,
Burnett, a native of Rockbridge county,
to opening bu-»iu»-»s in it. He will informs us that the crops look finely in aged 22 years. He leaves three sifters ment given by the Jacksonville Liter­ District Court at San Francisco, by
Virginia; aged 88 years, 11 montus and
ary Socie ty on Saturday evening. The whom he is declared a creditor of in­
next week receive a complete and that section.
10 da vs.
in this county to mourn his untimely
comedietta,
“
To
Oblige
Benson,
”
was
fir*t-c|a<.” -h»ek of general merchan­
stead a defaulter to the Government
A woman at Yreka claims to be a death.
well performed and gave general satis­ The U S District Attorney .-u«*<l for$17,-
NEW, THIS WEES.
dise, which will lie fold nt prices to divorced wife of 11. W. Miiore, the
Samuel Robinson, of Miller it Rich­
faction, while lhe reproduction of the 172.8'2, an alleged deficit in his account
suit the time”. Having had much ex­ counterfeiter.
ard’s type-foundry, San Francisco, fa­
$500 REWARD!
farce. “A Silent Protector,” seemed to with the United States. Mr. Chees
perience tn merchandising in Jackson­
Frank Ennis, Superintendent of the vored us with a call this week. He
be duly appreciated. Tho songs, es­ man easily proved that not only wa>
ville, Mi. Ficher is familiar with the English Company’s diggings at Galice
HEREBY OFFER A REWARD OF
says
there
is
a
vast
difference
be
­
there no deficit in his account, hut the
five hundred dollars, pavable in U. 8.
w mts of the p *ople, ami is t»ound to
say, tableaux, etc., wore also rendered
Id coin, tor the arrest and conviction of
Government
is
actually
indebted
t<»
go
creek,
is
in
tow*n.
tween
the
looks
of
our
crops
and
those
give satisfaction.
in excellent style These entertain­ him in the sum of $1,990.41—an in­ die person or peiaors who murdered my
Gee (.'how, on Jackass creek on the
The Board of Trustees contemplate of California.
ments have been very successful, both debtedness which lhe Judge’s decision brother,
C omplimentary S upper . —The
night
ot March 21. 1877.
OH CHOW.
several improvements, in which every­
Mes«r«. Courtney and Murphy have financial and otherwise. The gross recognized.
ihhu I hjs of the Jacksonville Literary
body is with tfeem.
purchase«! th«* interest »if their partners proceeds amounted to $161.25, and it
To Whom It May Con aera
Society eonm*cte«l with the recent en-
F reight F rom R eading .—Several
in
Coifrtney, Irwin it Co.’s mine on is expected that at least $100 will be
As
will
be
seen
by
notice
elsewhere,
tritaininents were i he re* ipients of a
of our merchants are now shipping
P. D«anegan has left his notes and Picket creek, and will pay all dent” up netted to the Engine Fund.
An their goods from Reading, Cal., instead ol I rpiIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
compliment ary hu pper Iasi Saturday II
1 notice that he has placed his notes and
I to April 16th. R *ad their advertise­
accounts with J. Nunan.
exhibit will be published as soon as from Roseburg. The freight charges are accounts in the hands of J. .Vunan, who is
ipgb.t, tendered them by the genial
to collect and receipt for the
Religious services at the M. E. ment elsewhere.
matters are settled. The public shows about the same, and, the roads being in authorized
)i, ¿fess of th»* Franc«»-American Hotel.
same. Those indebted are requested lo set­
The O. it C. Stage Compiny will its appreciation of the efforts of the milch better condition, they prefer shipping tle at once.
P. DONEGAN.
The Madame fairly ouldone herself, Church to-rnnrrow morning and even­
from the California terminus. No long as
Jacksonville,
.A|>ril
1*!,
1877.
probably not be abb* to run on fast tlm«* Literary Society by tendering it a com­
and it is hardly ne<*»-H”ary to a«l«i that ing by ^ev. W. Hurlburt.
Douglas county tails to have respectable
amph* justice was done the bountiful 4 On Applegate, where multitudes of until the mid<lle of May, owing to the plimentary benefit. The correspond­ roads just so long she cannot consistently
MINING NOTICE.
ence in this relation will be found expect freight for this section to come that
vllai <♦ i prepared. It was a compli­ I Mongolians used to dig for gold, very late heavy rains making the Oregon I elsewhere.
way. We see that the Roseburg press has VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Hauls bad, and especially where th»*,v
ment duly appreciated by all concerned, few if any can now be found.
awakened to the necessity ot putting the
the undersigned have purchased the
aro not fixed up to any extent, except
thoroughfares in good condition and is urg­ interests of Wui. Irwin, W. F. Broun and
who wiU •hmg remenit»er the ever
D
rought
in
C
alifornia
.
—
The
Several fine showers of rain have
ing lhe authorities to action. Its sugges­ W. W. Smith in the Courtney, Irwin A (Jo.
by the company.
aiiui its attending circumstances.
drought in Southern California Is likely tions should not be amiss, to say the least. mine
in Josephine county, and will pay ail
fallen this week, which hive had an
debts of said company up to this date.
A
considerable
amount
of
provisions,
to
force
a
large
number
of
sheep
and
hilarating effect on vegetation.
A n O l «* V eteran G one .—John S.
T he C ounterfeiters .—The Red
D. C. COURTS EY,
cattle into the northern portion of that
etc.,
w
’
ore
left
at
the
Beaver
creek
W.
M. MURPH i.
Burnett, one of tl^e oldest residents of
E. P. Pickens, Supervisor of Siski­
Bluff (C d.) People's Cause says of the
Picket creek, April 16, 1877.
State
and
the
southern
portion
of
cinnabar
mines
when
work
was
sus
­
(iregon, departed this life at the resi­ you county, Cal., w’as on a visit to his
counterfeiters recently captured in this
pended last Winter, which somebody Oregon. The Yreka Journal learns
dence of his son-in-law, M. Hanley, relations in this section last week.
Estray Notice.
county:
appropriated to their own use without that Jesse D. Carr, who lias large
on lhe 13th inst. He was one of the
Moore was well known here and has YFOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Peter Burkhalter and Samuel Mathis
few veterans yet living who fought un­ have made application for a patent to permission—at least they were gone bands of sheep in Monterey county, in­ been suspected of complicity in several XI me undersigned has taken tip and
when the cabins were opened a short I tends shipping all of his by rail to burglaries in this county. The other posted an ent ray horse of lhe following
der General Jackson, and at the time their placer mines on Missouri Flat.
description, to-wit: A biown horse about
Reading and turning them out on the two have respectable relatives in this live years old, no marks or brands. My
time ago.
of his death was almost 89 years of
Capt. I. D. Applegate, of Lake
residence is on Little Applegate, in Jackson
mountains of Shasta, Siskiyou, Modoc place, who are bowed with grief ; and county,
age. His remains wero interred in
file owner will plea-ecall
D ischarged . — E. Manville, O. and Southern Oregon. This loss in we believe they have the fullest sym­ and pay Oregon,
county, culled on us Saturday last,
charges and get bis pi<i;>cr: v.
lhe Masonic Cemetery the following
CHAS. L. THURMAN.
lie reports matters flourishing in his Weaver, Alex. Inyurt Hnd James Southern California may have a ten­ pathy of the community in their sorrow
Sunday, and were followed to their
March 3i, 1877.
for
those
for
whose
errors
they
were
Hart, miners living on JacknH, were dency to improve the stock and farm­
section.
not in any way responsible.
last resting-place by a large concour-e
on
the
13th
arrested
by
Deputy
Sher
­
will
shortly
leave
Dr.
W.
Jackson
ANNIVERSARY BALL!
of friends and relations, llequiescat
ing business of the northern part of
P reliminary S urvey .— Henry
on ft professional visit to Lake county, iff Seybert, upon a warrant sworn out that State and this section, although
in pace.
TO BE ÔIVEN BY
i4nd will probably be gone nearly all by Chow, charging them with having they cannot do much to make good Klippci and James A. Wilson are mak­
L O. G. T. L odge I nstituted .-yf
I killed the Chinaman Gee Chow a few
Summer.
the loss except in the stock and dairy ing a preliminary survey of a ditch to
v. J. R. N. Boli instituted a lop/e e i
Owing to the rain Saturday the weeks ago. They were examined be­ line, owing to the want of a railroad carry water from K. Kubli’s ditch on
ftod Templars at Drake’s school
IMP. O. R. M.,
“Skidmore Guard” and tha Schoo! fore Judge Day this week, who, after to ship the grain at a reasonable price. Applegate to tho Salt Spring”, a dis­
hou-e oft Monday, the 16lh, with fifty-
tance of about thirty five miles. Then*
Nine did not play the proposed game hearing the evidence of the witnesses,
To W hom it M ay C oncern .—All
one charter members. It is known as
twenty-five in number, and carefully
aro supposed to be rich diggings at that
Royal Arch Masons in Jackson county
ON
Forest creek lodge. The following is of base ball.
considering the same, discharged the I
poitit. and these gentlemen are now
Dr.
Danforth,
who
has
long
been
a
are requested to meet al the Masonic considering the feasibility of running
a list of the officers installed : E. B.
defendants.
Friday E zoning, Miy 11th, 1S77,
Hall In Jacksonville on Monday, April this ditch lo bring water on them.
.McKee, W. C. X.; Miss N. A. Dews, resident among tn, is about removing
L iberal I nducements .—We have 23d, at 10 o’clock a . M., for the pur­
W. V. T.; J. M. Dews, R. 8.; lMvi«l to some point in the \\ illamelte to lo­
D ied at S oda S prings .—E. R. I
due-bills on the U. S. Piano Company pose of business. Installation at night.
Committee of Arrangements :
King, F. 8.; Miss Ellen Bannister, cate, we learn.
Scott, formeily of the firm of Bybee, James Birdsev, John Cimborskv, \. Fisher,
Companions
Ray
nos,
Ream
and
Bird,
The
rumor
that
Jesse
Dollar
hide
and
also
the
Shoninger
Organ
Com
­
Trea-.; Mrs. E. McKee, C.; J. P. Croy,
David Croneiuillcr, L. Solomon.
Scott A Cox, interested in quartz and
I. G.; Oliver Dews, O. G.; Miss Laura «lied on the 18th prove* to t«e untrue, pany, which will be received at par in of Yreka, will be here and remain two placer mines on Galice creek, died at
Jdoor Managers .•
days.
Take
notice
and
govern
your
­
is
now
He
has
been
severely
ill,
t-ui
payment
for
instruments
of
their
cel
­
Geary, D. M.; Mrs. S. -A. McKee, A.
Soda Springs on the 18th. aged about E. D. Fornirai’, C. \V. Savage, Sol. Sachs.
Cinnmittee on Reciption :
slowly
convalescing.
selves
accordingly.
ebrated manufacture at factory prices.
;S.; Miss .Sarah Billi|M, B. H. 8 ;
60 years, He was buried in Mrs. Hill’s E. D. Watson, il. K. Hanna, IT. Pape.
J.
R.
N.
B
ell , II. P.
Oh Chow «iffnrs $500 reward for the These due-bills will be sold at a dis­
Mrs. C. Law, L. II. 8.; Thos. Crump,
I graveyard the following du^, Rev. J.
The
P. W. C. T.; L. C. Geary, L. D.
arrest and conviction of tins person or count, and thos^ desiring either a first-
B asket M eeting .—There will be a R. N. Bell performing the funeral cer- pOOD MUSIC AND SUPPER WILL
Marshal-elect was absent.
'J be provided. Tickets, (including sup-
I persons win» killed Gee Chow on the class piano or organ of established rep­ union basket meeting held in connec­ emonies.
per)$a.<X>. A general inyiiatiou is extended.
utation should call at the T ime » offiec tion with tho third quarterly meeting
P robate C ourt .—The following night of March 24th.
D ead or A live .—Do you want to
of the M. E. Church South, lor Table
We learn that lhe M. E. Sunday immediately.
proceedings have transpired in this
NOTICK.
know whether a city Is dead or alive?
Rock
Circuit,
near
the
mouth
of
Schixil
pro|H>ses
giving
a
festival
and
Court since our last:
Q uarterly M eeting .—The third Evan’s creek, commencing on Friday Examine the advertising columns of
U.S. LAND OFFICE,
)
In the matt« r of the estate of R. B. 1 concert ere long, to raise funds to­
its
papers,
and
there
is
no
possibility
L
ineville
,
Oregon,
April
7,
1877.
}
quarterly meeting of the M. E. Church before the fourth Sunday in April,
Hargadine. Executor ordered to sell ward getting a new lit-rary.
COMPLAINT
HAVING
BEEN
EN-
South, for Jacksonville Circuit, will be Rev. J. XV. Stahl and other ministers >f making a mistake in your diagnosis. tered al this otlice by Quincy A. Brook.-»,
certain personal properly belonging to
Pat. Donegan this week started on
held al Bro wnshorough on Saturday and are expected to be with us. All are Strangers goat once to the ad vertising Attorney for the State of «iregon, against
a trip to Ireland, intending to lie ah-
estate.
columns of a paper to learn the char­ Gideon Sherman for abandoning his pre­
Sunday, April 28th and 29lh. The cordially invited to attend.
emption filing A’o. lit, dated A’ov. 15, 1878,
acter
of her I n-iness men.
In the matter of .the estate of David i sent several month”. We wish him a
upon tlx» north-east quinter of Section 7,
officiary will please attend, in order
A. C. H owlett , Pastor.
Township 40 south. Range 8 cast, in Iaike
Phipps. Inventory and appraisement i pleasant trip and safe return.
To O ur P atrons in J ohepiiine .— county, Oregon, with a view to the cancel-
that final settlement may be made
s»f said estate tiled by Jacob Wagner,
M ay -D ay B all .—There will he a The Circuit Court will be in session nt latmn ot said filing: the said parties are
The boys who discovered a certain concerning the parsonage at Ashland.
hereby summoned to apia*ar at this ottica
administrator, showing the same to be | young lady in town combing her fel­
grand May-day ball at the Willow Kerbyville next week, and those in­ on
the 23d day of May, 1877, at I o’clock r.
J. R. N. B ell , Pastor.
$2,840.31 in notes and interest thereon. lows hair are not positive whether it
M., to respoml ami furnish testimony con­
Springs school house on the evening of
debted to the T imes office are request­ cerning said alleged abandonment.
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In the matter of the estate of Joseph was a fine-toothed comb she used or
the
1st
prox.,
for
tho
benefit
of
the
S. B.CRANSTON, Register.
No A dministrator Y et .—Much
ed to settle with II. K. Hanna, E<q.,
<!ox. Inventory ami appraisement of not.
same.
No
pains
will
be
spared
to
who is also authorized to receive new
trouble Is experienced in procuring
i
SETTLE UP!
said estate filed by M. A. Houston, I Mrs. J. A. Callender left for Fort
make
it
a
success
in
every
particular,
subscriptions,
advertisements, etc.
bonds for an administrator to admin­
administrator, showing the same to be I
Colville, W. T., on Monday last, where ister on the estate of John Bilger. and everybody is invited to attend.
LL PERSONS KNOWING «rHEM-
F or K erbyville .—Abell & Welsh,
Tickets, $2.
$1,671.04 in personal property and
selves inilelHetl to
iuv?e«n»igne<l,
she goes to join the Doctor, who is The law requiring bonds to the amount
the popular photographers, have gone either by note or t>ocJ: nce’iint, are hereby
realty.
I permanently stationed there. Bon of twice the value of the estate, It is
F ine F ish .—We are under many tn Kirbyville, and will I m * there alwiut requeite«i to conic» forward a«i‘l Me.tlo by (hd
25th of April, 1877, ami thereby save co-?».
In the (natter of the estate of Joseph I
obligations
to
Alf.
Carter
for
a
dozen
I
voyage.
difficult
to
find
bondsmen
enough
to
three weeks. On their return they A word to tho wi.sc sivfii'ieo«. Bii-’ ics»
I
4 'ox. Order made setting aside certain I
FlSHMt
of
the
finest
mountain
trout
we
evert
Wi|| remain in town u tvw weeks i.
property for widow, Bid petition grant­ I County Treasurer Orth will, on the complete the undertaking. The estate
aaw. They were duly appre<*ii»ted.
I longer.
Ì Willow Spring. Xlart-b IS. W»L
i 27th inst., »eil «I auction two poni en, a is valued at about $33,000.
ed lo »ell personal property.
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