» < V * PERSONA!. ITEMS. THE DISCOVERY OF CRATER LAKE. Judge Baldwin, of Josephine county, is on a visit to Del Norte county, Cal. D elaware , Ohio, August 15, 1877. Hon. D. P. Thompson has returned To the E ditor of the T imes : Weather moderating. John Murphy informs us that C. from Portland. FRIDAY AUGUST 24, 1877. In your issue of July 7th last is a descrip­ Odd Fdlowi’ Building, Jacksonville, Oregon, Hunting and fishing fine. Neil and Major Barron have lost sev­ Sheriff Manning started for Link­ tion of “Crater Lake,” written, as you sup­ Grapes are in the market. eral sheep of late. It is supposed they Dirretory. pose, by Col. J. H. Reed. In the Fall of ville yesterday. DEALER & WORKER IN 1865, Company I, 1st Oregon Infantry, was were afflicted with water leech. The melon-colic days are here. M. E. Crn'RCH.—Religious services every Mrs. E. D. Foudray is on a visit to stationed at Fort Klamath, and I, as the Sunday, at the usual hours, by tin* Rever­ Marlborough, the cream soda man, J. B. Sifers has an arastra on Rogue commander of the Company, undertook to TIN, SHEET IRON, COPTER, LEAD, etc ends J. R. .V. Bell, W. Hurlburt and M. A. who sold common soap for 25 cents a the Willamette. river. Williams, alternately. make a road from Fort Klamath, by the Alex. Martin and family left for way of Rogue river, to the valley. The C atholic C hurch .—Divine Services ev­ cake in our streets recently, was egged The Ashland Club has not responded ery Sunday, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa­ Crater Lake last week. rations furnished us by the Government in Eugene city one day last week. Pumps, ther Blanchett. as yet. were not sufficient for men engaged in such Mrs. Courtney, of Pickett creek, hard labor, and to supply the deficiency I M. E. S unday S chool .—Regular meetings Fifty cents a bushel is all that is be­ Read the -Ajssessor’s notice else­ every Sunday afternoon at 2 (fclock. kept two or three men hunting for deer. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ing paid for new wheat at present, and was in town this week. C atholic S unday S chool . — Regular where. One evening, while we were camped at the Archbishop Blanchet, of Portland, is meetings every Sunday afternoon, at two still there are some who wonder why I) Linn’s folks have returned from big spring south of the summit ridge, John o’clock. our farmers do not get rich any faster. expected here in a few days. Corbell and a Mr. Smith, who had been the mountains. NAILS, re- James A. Cardwell ’ s family has hunting', came in and reported that they had T hanks .—Our politest bow to Mrs. A. Marks has just received a fine The Ashland Academy commences seen a beautiful lake, and each gave their J. N. T. Miller for a Ixiuntifiil supply September 3d. supply of cloths of the best quality, turned from a trip to Lake county. description of it—Smith thinking that it A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES II. K. Hanna, Esq., has gone to was as much as 200 feet down to the water, of splendid grapes, which were duly and is prepared to attend to all orders M. Ryder, of Kerbyville, was in in his line with neatness and dispatch. Galice creek, but will return this and Corbell thinking that it was probably appreciated. town Saturday. 700 or 1000 feet. (This lake had been discov­ HARDWARE, TINWARE, One of Jacob Ish’s teams ran awaj’ week. R eligious M eeting . A catnp- ered years lieforo by a party of lost pros­ Al. Sturges has our thanks for a last Friday, but was stopped before Chas. L. Mosher has returned from pectors, of whom P. P. Prim, I believe, was meeting is now progressing on Butte supply of pears. any damage was done, although a car­ a trip to Lake county. He is in a well one, but its locality had been lost.) The POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION creek, near Eagle Point, which is well Charley White was up from Rock riage close at hand had a narrow es­ preserved condition. next day, accompanied by these two men attended. Seven accessions have been and 1st Sergeant Orson A. Stearns and one Point yesterday. cape. Fuse and Caps, Major Quincy A. Brooks, of Lake or two made and more are expected. The others, I visited the lake, approach­ Heavy mountain fires prevail in the Mr. Irwin, of Sam’s valley, has re­ county, passed through town yester­ ing it from the south side and at the only meeting will close the first of next ceived a contract from the Sterling day on his way homo from Portland, place in its whole circumference that it is Wooden and Willow Ware week. Rev. J. R. N. Bell and others region of Jackass. officiate. Capt. B. B. Griffin has our thanks company to furnish lumber for the Freeman Yandall, an old-liner of possible to reach the water. Stearns was ditch, and has removed his saw-mill Jackson county, was in town this the first white man who ever drank of tho ROPE, NAILS, P ersonal .—Governor Chadwick ar­ for a fine witter-melon. water dipped from the lake. By mutual thither. Thirty more Chinamen have gone to near forth week. He now holds agreement we named it Lake Majesty, and, rived by yesterday’s stage and will re­ The grade over Roberts ’ Hill was as its original discoverers gave it no partic­ work on the Sterling ditch. Ashland. main a short time in this section. His ular name, we claimed the right to name it; PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. GLASS Latest accounts from W. M. Turner completed on the 10th. The work L. J. White and family have gone and certainly no more majestic body of wa­ Excellency proposes making a trip to has been well done and reflects credit to Soda Springs, in Siskiyou county. ter exists on the globe. Since its second dis­ Lake county ere his return, leaving announce that his scalp is yet intact. CUTLERY, WIRE, William Nickell has returned to upon the contractor in charge—Matt. Mr. White’s health is poor and he goes covery and naming, many persons have de­ to-morrow, iuc<>mpanied by C. C. Ruckles. to test the medicinal properties of the scended to its waters, among them Mrs. Beekman and others. Mrs. Chadwick Jacksonville after four years’ absence. Brown, who, with her husband, lived for a We learn that Mrs. Veit Schutz has Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose, mineral spring in that section. is with him. Isidor Caro, formerly of this place, time at Fort Klamath and afterward moved Adam Klippel, a brother of Hon. to the Klamath river, a few miles below has started a new store in Roseburg. been granted a divorce from her R e opening of S chool .—After a husband and has married Chas. Henry Klippel, accompanied by his Link river. ETC., ETC. Several from this section will be in Mr. Reed’s description does ample justice vacation of several weeks, St. Mary’s Miller, with whom she eloped from nephew, Aaron Maegly, arrived from to the lake, except that he states that the Academy will re-open next Monday, attendance on the ensuing State Fair. this place. Missouri on Sunday last. They came I have secured the services of a First-class island is in its center, whereas it is near its W. J. Plymale’s fine horse, Jake, the 27th. This institution of learning The mineral spring near the place of ria Portland, and are delighted with western rim. Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair­ has been in successful operation for has succumbed to the powers that be. J. B. Thomas, in the Meadows, is be­ Respectfully, F. B. S prague . the appearance of our State, We ac- ing promptly and in superior style. twelve consecutive years, and still of­ Sheriff’s sale next Tuesday. For coming quite a popular resort, the me­ from knowledge the receipt of a call A P rofitable T rip .—Professor fers as good inducements for the edu­ particulars see advertisement on last dicinal qualities of the water being ac­ these gentlemen. Condon and J. C. Whiteaker returned cation of young ladies as it ever did. page. --------------«------------- knowledged. to Eugene from their visit to Silver In Menioriam. Win. 11. Simpson is manufacturing George E. Strong let his little pistol lake, Lake county, on the 13th, hav­ TN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE, cheese in the region of Mount Mc­ fall in the Ashland hotel the other 1 I am receivinc and have constantly on At the last meeting of Jackson ing been absent rfearly three weeks. hand a full and first-class stock of Laughlin. evening, and came near putting on County District Pomona Grange the The professor brought back many, and Dr. Aiken has a new buggy. It his angel plumage and departing for following preamble and resolutions Groceries, some very valuable fossils. He is, I was manufactured at Eugene City and regions unknown. i were adopted: is a beauty. W hereas , The Great Overseer has says the Journal, of the opinion that DRY GOODS, Gum Boots, TOBACCO, The construction of the second line these specimens belong to the very Ready-Made Clothing, Frank Kasshafer ran a buggy off a of telegraph is progressing quite satis­ called our sister, J. E. Ish, Worthy latest chapter of geological change. Pomona of this Grange, from the well- bridge last week, sadly demoralizing factorily. Tiie workmen engaged gleaned fields of time to tho golden The specimens, comprising parts of GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Etc., Etc. the vehicle. in putting up the new line are this harvest of eternity, therefore be it the skeletons of the elephant, the Resolved, That in the death of sister F. B. Sprague, formerly of this side of Grave creek. A gricultural students .—This Ish our Fraternity loses a zealous and camel and the horse, are all petrified 1^“ Everything sold at reasonable rates. place, is Probate Judge of Delaware P. Fehley and family have gone to K. KUBLI. county i-» entitled to two students in ardent supporter; this Grange a faith­ and very finely preserved. The bones Give me a call. county, Ohio. Jacksonville, Feb. IS, 1875. Josephine county, to permanently lo ­ ful officer and member; and the fami­ of the horRe and camel are especially the State Agricultural College at Cor­ B. F. Dowell is down with pneu ­ ly of our bereaved brother a devoted fine and numerous, enabling any one cate. Mr. Fehley is prospecting some vallis, which re-opens next month, and consistent Christian, wife aud expert enough to reconstruct large lion. J. S. Herrin, State Senator, is monia (nut paralysis) at Portland, but new diggings on Sucker creek, which mother. he thinks are rich. the gentleman through whom such is recovering. Resolved, That to the bereaved and parts of the skeletons of each. Bird­ Another itinerant vender of notions THE EAGLE MILL. Rev. M. A. Williams, who for twen­ sorrowing family we offer our earnest bones are also numerous, plainly show­ appointments can be secured, and MJiose who desire to attend this col­ invaded our town this week, sloping ty years past officiated as the pastor of and heartfelt sympathy, while around ! ing the presence of the eagle, bittern, ITUATED FIFTEEN MILES SOUTH them we extend the mystic chain that ot Jacksonville, and half a mile north with several ducats. ducks, geese and very many smaller the U. P. Church in Ashland, has re­ lege should communicate with him in of Ashland, Is prepared to do general Cus­ unites in these relations and whose A drove of 20,000 sheep passed signed his place to Rev. J. B. Donald­ electric links in every hour ot affliction birds. The position of the remains tom and Exchange Business. regard thereto. seems to indicate some connection be­ Flour and Feed at the through Lake county a few days ago son, recently from the East. .shall draw more closely the ties that P etition in C irculation .—We tween the animal’s death and the LOWEST CASH PRICES. ou tho way to I laho. Iluseman & Co., of Yreka, pur­ bind in this Fraternity. ! learn that a petition to Congress for a Thirty-six pounds of ilour, two pounds Resolved, That in respect to the great fall of the volcanic ashes which l)r. Cabaniss, formerly of this place, chased three fine Durham bulls and of shorts and eight pounds of bran given per ► ixteenth amendment to the Constitu­ memory of our deceased sister the Po­ covered the country for miles, conceal­ bushel of good wheat. Will sack and brand is the Democratic nominee for Coroner have taken them to Silver Lake Val ­ tion is being circulated by some ladies mona chair bo draped in mourning ing under covering of five or six feet the sacks—customers furnishing the sacks. ley, where they have a large band of and remain vacant for the next thirty My brother, G. F. Billings, will have in this vicinity, and receives quite a of Humboldt county, Cal. of ashes the remains of the ancient soil charge of the business, being assisted by days, while the members of the Correspondents must give their cattle. They paid $700 for them. Dumber of signatures. I he purpose of competent millers. of the country. /«“Everything as represented or no sale. We learn that the world-renowned Grange wear the usual badge ox this amendment i* the bestowing of names, or their effusions will be con­ MRS. S. E. FARNIIAM. Tom Thumb, his wife, Minnie War­ mourning. F or B eaver C reek .—There has suffrage upon women, the consumma­ signed to the waste-basket. Resolved, That a copy of these reso ­ I The fruit manufactured by the Al­ ren and Major Newell are on their way lutions, under seal of the Grange, be been quite an exodus from town to tion of which this generation is not LIME FOR SALE, to this State overland, and will proba ­ forwarded to the family of the de ­ den dryer last year sells rapidly, and the Beaver creek cinnabar mines dur­ destined to witness. bly exhibit themselves in this place ere ceased, and that copies be sent to the ing the present week. E. B. Watson not a great deal of it remains. “T he L ost C abin .”—David Crone- county papers and Willamette Farmer and T. B. Kent left for that section on Wm. Worlow will sell a lot of house­ long. for publication. iniller returned this week from a When you look at a young man who Wednesday last, accompanied by Geo. BRICK-LAYING & PLASTERING DONE hold and kitchen furniture at his resi ­ M rs . J. N. T. M iller , ) search for the “lost cabin. ’ His party M rs . J. L. N. P lymale , ^Com. is vainly endeavoring to peer over the W. Holt, who will put the Emetine M rs . J. E. Ross. J discovered the remains of a cabin that dence to-morrow at ten o’clock. top of his standing collar, you cannot company’s retort into position. Yes­ HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IIERE- There are several fig-trees in this for the life of you resist the impression had evidently been erected many Fort Klamath Item«. terday another party, consisting of by inform the public that he has ONE years before, but whether this is the section which hear finely. The fruit that he has got his shirt on upside » THO US AN D BUS H E128 of su | >erior J ackson Henry Klippel, Judge Prim, K. Kubli, Creek Lime for sale cheap. Persons wish­ Excellent weather. one they are hunting for they have is equal to that raised anywhere. down. A. Klippel and others, started for the ing Brick-laving or Plastering done in the not determined as yet. Dave brought J. R. Cameron is amongst us once same region, to he gone several days. best style and at reasonable rates will do Mrs. W. J. Plymale has accepted the An additional assessment of 3 cents well to call on me. For further information back »overal relics from the ruins, invitation to deliver the address at the more. inquire at the Franco-American Hotel. per share on the capital stock has been which have a look of antiquity alxiut Siskiyou Agricultural Fair next Octo­ G. W. HOLT. F or C rater L ake .—A large party Jim McCully wounded a bear the levied by the Lucky Queen Company. Jacksonville, Feb. 11, 1875. them. Further developments will ber. was to leave Ashland this week for The mill will be shutdown for some other day, but did not get him. soon be made The party from Jacksonville and time, but work in getting out quartz The wood contract has been com­ Crater Lake, with Capt. O. C. Apple­ FOR SALE. Ashland that went to “ the sounding gate as pilot, to be joined at Linkville A M atter to be A ttended T o .— pleted and the hay contract will be will continue. FOR SALE ONE OF THE sea ” week before last returned yester ­ by another crowd. Mr. Wicks, a rep­ T 1 OFFER Almost every da>’ this section is in­ finest Panorama Lanterns on this Coast. The wounded veteran with a sub­ in a few days. For Stereopticon and Dissolving Views it is vaded by itinerant venders of notions, day. The officers and ladies of this post resentative of Frank Leslie’s Illustrat­ unexcelled. The slide glasses are ot the fin­ scription in his hand is the latest hum­ We learn that a party from Butte bug with which this section abounds. recently paid a visit to Crater Lake. ed Weekly ,of New York, was expected est assortment, embracing foreign and who often succeed in selling a consid­ scenes, comic anti grave. Will be erable quantity of their wares, to the creek will shortly make a trip of recre­ Our citizens show their patriotism by They were accompanied by Mr. and to join the ex pediUon and furnish views American sold at less than cost. Everything is en- of the scenery for that enterprising lirelv new and in good working order. detrimeut of our resident dealers. ation to the mountains near Jackson­ recommending an application of sole­ Mrs. Haymond, of Rock Point. Apply to GEO. GRQg'Z, sheet. These fellows are a kind of human ville. Kerbyville, Oregon. leather, which has the desired effect. Mr. Fields is not going to the seat I Put. Smith and family, who have leech, who sap the vitality of the A ccident .—We learn that Alex. The conference of the M. E. Church, of war, nor is he going to repair the NOT »AIL to country without leaving an equivalent, been sojourning in this county for . send for our New South, will convene at Walla Walla, dam, either; but he is going to build Orme, of Foot’s creek, was kicked by Catalogue. It con­ and should at least be made to contrib­ several months past, left for Portland tains valuable infor­ W. T., on September 12th. Rev. J. the largest water tank this side of a horse yesterday and quite severely mation for every ute to the revenues of our town. last week. person contem­ injured. No further particulars. ’ Frisco for his hydraulic ram. R. N. Bell will start for that place in a plating the pur- The Board of Trustees should there­ chaae of any article Fires are raging among the timber short time. The M. E. Conference Some shooting occurred last Satur­ for personal, family . TAS' The National Gold Medal was awarded fore puss an ordinance requiring them in several places in Lake county, or agricultural tue. Free to any Address. will be held at Seattle, W. T., some day toward midnight. A soldier of to Bradley A Rulofson tor the best Photo­ .XOXTGOMERY WARD A CO„ to take out a license, which would which is annoying to tourists in search Original Grange Supply House, time this month. graphs in the United States, and the Vienna the Infantry had the fun all to him­ I * «227 4 Zt» Wabath 4 m . CHICAGO Ill. have a salutary effect There would of scenery. self ; at least for a while, when the I Medal for the best in the world. 429 Mont­ A. F. Brown, who is superintend ­ then either be fewer peddlers or so Somebody set fire to John Weiss’ ing the opening of the extensive dig­ Sergeant of the guard had his say. gomery street, San Francisco. LAND FOR SALE. much less money taken out of the fence last Tuesday night, which con­ gings near Althouso formerly owned Nobody hurt. DIED. H iram . country. sumed several yards before it was ex­ by Beach, Platter & Co., was in town STEWART — At his residence on Bear HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR L ecture .—Owing to the camp­ Creek, August 16th, of consumption, A t L inkv . ili . e Quincy A. Brooks tinguished. sale 240 acres of choice agricultural land, this week. Mr. Brown informs us James A. Stewart, aged 46 years — a native 175 acres under fence, situated in Josephine says that W. S. Moore, formerly of comity, Oregon. For information, enquire A boy in Jacksonville put a blue that he is now getting ready for the meeting near Eagle Point demanding of Maine. his presence, Rev. J. R. N. Bell will of John Bolt, Applegate, or at the residence Salem, has located at Linkville, in Lake glass crystal on his $5 watch, and in next Winter’s campaign. of LA FAYETTE ALLEN. forego his appointment at this place county, and is engaged in building a three days he had a $300 movement NEW, THIS WEEK. L.aac and Dorcas Fredenberg, of on Sunday. Next Thursday even­ eaw-mill at that place. Mr. Moore with­ and a gold case. ANGORAS FOR SALE. Dardanelles, are probably the oldest ing, however, he will lecture at the NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS’ out doubt has one of tae best water Win. Bybee starts for Kerbyville to­ married people in Oregon. They M. E. Church, and, as he has been in­ powers in the world, his mill pond be­ HE TAX-PAYERS OF THE COUNTY H1HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR day to attend the sale of the interest were married in New York in 1817, vited to speak on Masonry and Odd of Jackson, State of Oregon, are hereby I sale one hundred and forty head ot ing the whole of Klamath Lake, 45 of the late E. R. Scott in the Copper- and have removed successively to Ken­ notified that the Board of Equalization will •me Angora goats in first-class condition. Fellowship, those subjects will proba­ meet at the office ot the County Clerk of Apply to miles long aud 20 wide. For a forest THUS. CHAVNEK, tail quartz ledge. tucky, Indiana, Missouri and Oregon, bly engross his attention. All are in­ said county on Chavner’s Ranch, Jackson County. he has the eastern slope of the Cascade Besides spoony couples the gates of I reaching this State in 1864. vited. Range, and all that is necessary is to Monday, September 24, 1877, t iVVDER—Giant, Blasting or gun powder Jacksonville have a myriad of troub ­ all kinds, and caps and fuse. ,<>r 1,1 Judge Tolman returned last week and publicly examine the assessment rolls quantities cut his logs and roll them into his mill to suit, by JOHN MILLER. R eligious M eetings . — The follow ­ and correct all errors in valuation, descrip ­ pond. For years he need not draw his lesome cows to contend with, all of from Canyonville, near which place he ing are the balance of my appoint­ tion or quality of lands, lots, or other prop­ EW Guns made to order and repairing has located some plaeer diggings, . He erty. Alt persons interested will appear at properly done by JOHN MILLER. logs more than half a mile before be whom wear bells. ments : the time and place appointed, or they-will contemplates the construction of a A party occurred at Linkville last puts them into the water. A mill at O vou want protection ? Buy a Pistol or September 2d, or 1st Sunday, at Foot's be barred from having any change niade in Knife, or both, of JOHN MILLER. Linkville will have no floods with Friday evening, which passed off very ditch six mHes long to convey water I creek, preaching at 11 o’clock a . m . Lecture their assessment. R. C. GODDARD, Whetstones. Tape and ('balk Lines, which to contend, since that stream pleasantly. Several from Jacksonville from Cow creek to these gravel beds, at 3 o'c lock p. M. Basket Meeting. Assessor of Jackson County, Oregon. ( /AIL, > for sale al JOHN MILLER’S. which are supposed to be rich. were in attendance. I August J. K. N. B ell , Pastor. 21, 1877. never rises more than two feet. 'ühv Bvnwratk aimrs. Y % K. RUBLI, BRIEF MENTION. LIVE AND LET LIVE ! > I / S s • T * * T T P N D 1 r / »... f » ,'u —