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

M MJIER wanderings .
Wo have just received a supply of
The party from Ashland, headed by
POSITIVE
new
material
and
are
prepared
to
do
O.
C<
Applegate,
was
still
here,
as
also
Dog tax due.
South-eastern Oregon offers more
any ¡oh of work in good shape and at
L. Shldeler and party. The adjacent
substance for the consideration of the
Fall goods arriving.
F HI PAY.
SEPTEMBER 21, 1S77.
I country is well supplied with fuel and
low prices.
average tourist than those unacquaint­
Fire in the mountains.
grass; the water, however, is carried a
Chas. V. Hall, of Hall's Land Jour­
llellKiotiM Directory.
The weather has turned warm again. nal, San Francisco, called on us last ed in the premises may suppose. En­ great distance. A spring has recently
dowed with a pleasant and congenial
M. F.. C hurch .—Religious services every
been discovered near the lake, but the
B. F. Dowell has returned from Port­ I week. He Is traveling in the interests
Smulav, at the usual hours, bv the Rever­
temperature during the sultry Summer
ends J'. R. N. Bell, \V. Hurlburt and M. A. land.
water is not generally used. Deer are
of his paper.
months,and affording some of the finest
Williams, alternately.
AT
Local news is fearfully and wonder­
C atholic C hurch .— Divine Services ev­
The Jewish event of Yem Kippur and most pleasing scenery, we cannot plentiful but rarely killed. Some peo­
ery Sundav, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa­ fully scarce.
was duly observed on Monday last. wonder at the gratification afforded the ple seem to derive great satisfaction in
ther Blanchett.
L. Solomon left for San Francisco Appropriate services were had at the large and constantly increasing number going down to the water’s edge; oth­
M. E. S unday S chool .—Regular meetings
ers clamber up the rugged peaks
©very Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
W ednesday.
Masonic Hall.
that annually visit it. Here the hunter surrounding and imagine they see a
C atholic S unday S chool .— Regular
tweeting* every Sunday afternoon, at two
Col. W. S. Stone and lady were in
Dan Cardwell was badly demoralized finds a varied abundance of game; the beauteous landscape; but as for us, we
o’clock.
town this week.
by a kick from a horse last Saturday. numerous streams abound in the finny have decided to bide our time until ele­
N. Cook and bride left for Fort The animal not being shod prevented tribes, while everything seems to blend vators and railroads inhabit the region.
L ake C ounty C ircuit C ourt .—A
in making this region peculiarly the
any serious injuries.
special term of this Court convenes at Klamath Monday.
During our stay, a raft improvised for
scene for a short Summer journey of
F.
W.
Ewing
and
lady,
Leander
Lakeview next Monday, the 24th.
Hon. Henry Klippel left for Beaver
the occasion, consisting of old logs tied
Neil, Mrs. J. Houck and Misses Kate recreation.
Judge Prim and Messrs. Hanna, Wat­ creek Wednesday.
together with suspenders, rags and un­
Interested by tho seemingly roman­
and
Ella
Thornton
were
down
from
|
son, Jones and Neil left this week for
dergarments,and manned by Capt. I van
Rogue river is lower at present than
tic stories told and written of Crater Applegate and Jim McCully, made a
Ashland Wednesday.
that place, to be in attendance thereon. ever before known.
Some important cases arc expected to
The Emeline Company are buying Lake, Rogue River Falls and other in­ trip to the island or crater, situated
J. W. Hays, of Rock Point, is build­
digenous scenery, we have taken occa­ near the west side of the lake. There
come up for trial.
mules to paek in their supplies from
ing a new residence.
this section. James P. McDaniel is sion to see and be satisfied. A modern is a deception as to the real distance
Frank Abell’s house in Eugene was engineer of the train.
writer has well written that to neglect down to the water; but after you make
R e -O pened . The Jacksonville Dis-
seeing what others would travel hun­ the descent and find yourself at the top Our Stock Must be Sold /
trict School re-opened on Monday last, burglarized last week.
Arthur Langell is in from Lake 1
under the management of Prof. J. W.
The Fall fights were duly inaugu­ county. He has one of the finest bands ! dreds of miles to get a glimpse of, again you are apt to’painfully realize
would be a mortal sin. And he must
Merritt, assisted by J. Q. Wiliitts and rated on Saturday last.
of cattle in that region, including a ; have had these in his mind’s eye when the fact that “things are not what they
Mi»s Alice Hanley. The attendance
seem.” One thing suprising is the re­
Adam Klippel and party have re­ large number of beef steers.
he
penned
those
truthful
words.
En
­
is quite large, exceeding 190 in the turned from Crater Lake.
markable growth everything is liable
Thos.
G.
Rearnes
has
returned
from
thusiasts
are
prone
to
magnify;
hut,
if
HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING CON-
three departments, which will doubt,
to undergo. The lake gels larger and
Wra. A. Owen, the Elk creek sage, San Francisco, where he has been lay­
chided to sell their entire stock of mer­
we make the usual allowance for this the peaks shoot higher every time you
less be increased when the Winter was among us this week.
chandise and close out business, now offer
ing in a supply of splendid Fall and fact, it will not be difficult to realize
for sale for CASH or its equivalent, at
term commences.
E. W. Gragg has our thanks for a Winter goods, which will arrive iu a I the beauties of these wonders as por­ go there. A few years ago this body
of water was ten miles long; now it is
R ich D iscovery .—Jas. J. McDan­ late North Carolina paper.
few days.
trayed by various writers.
Crater Lake SAN FRANCISCO COST!
I fifteen, and still growing.
iel returned from Beaver creek on Sun­
J. P. Tufft, of Grant’s Pass, is putting
A. P. Armstrong will teach the Can- j Leaving Jacksonville on the 29th has been selected as a place for South­
large stock of Dry and Fancy Goods,
day last, bringing news of the discov­ up a substantial residence.
yonville school during the ensuing ult., in company with a couple of con­ ern Oregon heroes to hand down their I a ('lathing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Òrocéries,
ery ol a tine vein of cinnabar in Prim,
Dr. Jackson and David Cronemiller Winter. Ho has discovered some genial companions, and duly equipped names to posterity. Every mound Tobacco, (’rockery and Glassware, etc., etc.
To convince the public that we mean bus­
Kubli A Co’s, claim. It is about eigh­ propose having a new stone w-alk.
piacer diggings on one of the tributa­ for a three weeks’ cruise, our party bears some euphonious cognomen, and iness
we quote the prices of a few’ staple ar­
teen inches in width, with favorable
ticles
as an illustration :
ries
of
Rogue
river,
but
is
not
satisfied
started for Lake county, via the Rogue every tree has been blazed for miles
Evans Bros., of California, are at
prospects of a still further increase in present buying cattle in this section.
of their richness.
river road. This route is not calcula­ around, upon which the names of these
size. The ore is oi a good quality, and
Mr. Parsons, agent for the celebrat­ ted to particularly inspire the average martyrs stand out in bas-relief. Not GREAT REDUCTIONS
Crooked River is in training at Lit­
will retort from 50 to 60 per cent.
tle Shasta for the Siskiyou county Fair. ed Singer machine, informs us that he traveler with thoughts of “the gold­ even an unclaimed mole-hill could we 14 yards of standard prints.......................$1.00
has selected David Linn as the agent en way to Heaven,” but for a mountain find by which to commemorate the White Rock and Lownsdale
N ew R oad P roposed .—The citi­
Col. J. II. Reed and George E.
Muslins............................. .....I21^c. per yard
zens of Del Norte county, Cal., were to Strong left for the Willamette this for this place and Jackson county. road may be said to be good. Great visit of our “noble” party. Passing oue Dress
*
44
Linen.............................. 33}^c.
I forests of pine and fir line it on either
44
Cloths............................ 12'^c.
An excellent selection.
have a meeting al Crescent City on week.
day pleasantly here, we left for the Grass
44
Bed
Ticking
.............................
16fa.3O
side, the monotony of which is now
the I9th, for the purpose of inaugurat­
land of sage-brush on the morning of Best Brands of Teas............... 50c. per pound
Frank Niday returned last week I An inebriated female furnished a
“
ing a movement toward tho construc­ from Nevada, after an absence of over sensation in the lower part of town and then varied by a ranch ap­ the 3d, of which more will be said in Costa Rica Coffee.................... 25c.
And all other articles at corresponding
pearing
at
intervals
—
especially
after
j one night last week. A young blood
tion of a wagon road from that place to a year.
our next.
low rates.
the
bridge
across
the
river
is
passed.
The public is invited to call and avail
Illinois Valley, Josephine county, A ’The various schools throughout the returning from a visit to his girl played
Kock I'oiut IteuiH.
themselves of this opportunity of securing
Immense
fires
have
devastated
them,
strong effort is to be made to induce county aro resuming for the Winter a leading part in the drama.
bargains before it is too late.
and
for
miles
around,in
different
places,
FISHER A CARO.
Oscar
Ganiard,
of
Sam
’
s
valley,
is
freight fur this section to come by season.
School Superintendent Farlow else­
nothing but blighted trees, tall and lying sick with the fever.
that way again.
POST SCRIPT.
Col. J. N. T. Miller and Miss Mary where gives notice that the quarterly bare, meet your gaze. Of late years
The
Schieffelin
school
house
has
been
examination of applicants for teacher’s
persons knowing themselves indebted
M. E. M inisters . —The following Ltngell returned from Lake county on
this wild wasto has been settled to a enlarged, painted, and otherwise im- hv All
either note or book account are hereby
i
certificates
will
take
place
in
Jackson
­
appointments for this section were Saturday last.
I considerable extent, some very good proved.
notified to settle by September 1st next, or
ville on Saturday, the 29th inst.
their accounts will be placed in the hand*
made by the M. E. Conference:
stock ranches having been tanen up
Our columns being preoccupied, we
of
our attorney for forced collection.
The public school was opened last
F. W. Helmick, No. 50 West and well improved.
J. S. McCain, Presiding Ehler; W. make a continued story of our trip to
Those interested will please take notice.
i Monday by Miss Clara Westlake, late
Jacksonville, July 14, 1877.
F. A C.
Fourth street, Cincinnati, sends us
Hurlburt, .Jack-on vide; C. II. lloxle, Lake county.
Strung along in reckless confusion is of Salinas City, Cal.
Grant’s Pass.
“When the Blossoms Cover Us, Dar­ i some of the most picturesque moun-
VALUABLE LANDS
The camp-meeting on Rogue river
Lake District — L. M. Nickerson, Pre­
Alex. Orme, who was somewhat se­
ling,” one of Charlie Baker’s popular I tain scenery to be met with on the
siding Elder; L. M. Nickerson, Klam- commenced yesterday. Rev. W. Hurl­ songs. Send 35 cents and get it.
riously hurt by a runaway team a few
j route. Here we find the “Ilole-in-the-
burt officiates.
E. E. Minor, agentof the New White Ground,” a pretty, moss-bedecked weeks since, is now able to walk about.
Roork, Yainux;
L. J. White, of Rock Point, has re­
Your correspondent caught, with
Sewing Machine Co., is here in the in- precipice a short distance from the
HE CALIFORNIA A OREGON LAND
ville; Saver Lak
turned from California but little bene­
C ompany , assigns of the Oregon Central
1 terests of that machine. Miss Dora road; Flounce Rock, a large stone sit­ hook and line, a trout one day last week Military
Wagon Road Company, hereby of­
A ssessment of J osephine C oun ­ fited in health.
I Cardwell has been appointed local ting on tho mountain, with curious I that was 254 inches long and weighed fer for sale or lease, in tracts to suit, all the
lands within Klamath Indian Reservation,
ty .—Through the courtesy of Chas.
Louis Tucker, of Ashland, and Chas. agent. See advertisement elsewhere. ' creases at its base, reminding us of 8$ pounds.
Lake County, Oregon, enuring to the said
Hughes, E-q., we are enabled to give Williams, of l’leasaut creek, were in
O. C. M. W.R. Co., under the Act of Con­
Mr.
Tufft
set
fire
to
a
piece
of
grass
An Ashland youngster set a hen on flounces in the dress of our grand­
gress approved July 2nd, 1864, granting
the a--" >sment of Jo-ephine county, town this week.
land one day last week. The grass lands to the State of Oregon “to aid in the
mother
’
s
days,
from
which
it
derives
duck
eggs,
and
the
countenance
of
the
as made by Assessor Parks, to-wit: I I F. W. Ewing, formerly of this coun­
of a Military Wagon Rond from
burned well—also 8,000 fence rails. construction
its
name;
the
“
Pimple-head,
”
a
large
hen
when
the
young
ducks
came
out
Eugene
City
to the Eastern boundary of
Gross amount of assessable property, ty, was elected District Attorney of
said State”. The said lands are situate
His
barn
was
saved
by
vigorous
work
rock
evidently
named
in
the
age
of
remind
us
painfully
of
the
appear
­
within Townships 2s to 37 South of the Base
$418,402; indebtedness, $95,999; ex- ’ Modoc county, Cal.
on
the
part
of
those
who
came
to
his
■
tho
Cardiff
Giant,
which
hangs
pend
­
ance
of
our
Republican
friends
when
Line, and 7 to 14 East of Willamette Meri­
emplion, $42,667; taxable property, j
dian.
are secured by patents from the Gen­
Joe Ilyzer is swamped near Fort Hayes withdrew the troops.
ant and can be moved ad libitum, assistance.
eral Government, and comprise 130,000 Acres
«279,402. The tax levy is two per
Klamath, his mules having stampeded
The “Cook train” of emigrants di­ of the best agricultural, grazing and dairy
A private letter from Mr. A. F. though repeated efforts have failed to
eent.—one per cent, for the State ami
lands in Southeastern Oregon. Pai ties de­
for regions unknown.
Johnson, now in charge of the Esther detach it from its place. Other unique vided upon nearing their destination. sirous of locating thereon can obtain all
School funds, and the other for county j
information by addressing the of­
G«o. Flock, Mrs. Nordheim, Mrs. mine, says that all prospects are very i and noticeable features on the earth’s Seven wagons reached here on Friday. needful
fice of the Company, 418 California St., San
purposes.
Schlagel and Mrs. Young, all of Yreka, favorable for the success of that en­ surface serve to keep up tho interest They left Dade county, Missouri, the Francisco, Cal.
j
S tock S ales in L ake C ounty .— are iu town on a visit.
15th of last April. They found feed
terprise. He is now crushing rock tho entire way.
CALIFORNIA & OREGON LAND CO.
Large sales of stock have been consum­
But
tho
object
above
all
others
that
By GEO. E. STRONG,
very
scarce
over
much
of
the
route
that
yields
a
very
favorable
prospect.
Dr. W. Jackson is gono on a pro­
Agent
ai d Attorney-in-Fact.
mated in Lake county within the past fessional visit to Ashland, lie will
Geo. A. Jackson, of Table Rock, captured our admiration and wonder across the plains. Only one death, that
few weeks. Tipton &. Co., of Warner be absent about ten days.
brought another load of water-melons were the inimitable Rogue River Falls, of a child, occurred during the trip.
Lake, have sold their entire band of
to town Tuesday. He has one of the sublimo and magnificent in all their They will locate in this vicinity.
Col.
J.
N.
T.
Miller
is
the
Jackson
3,000 at $12 a head. John Frieze has
Mo.
finest gardens in the county, and is beauty. Situated aliout a mile and a
county
member
of
the
board
of
man
­
lately driven out about 1,000 head.
half
below
the
bridge,
in
a
rough
and
September
16,
1877.
THE EAGLE MILL.
the champion melon-raiser, having
I
Other small sales are reported. This agers of the ensuing State Fair.
almost
inaccessible
location,
they
are
I
ITUATED FIFTEEN MILES SOUTH
Lewis Kent has been in town dur­ cultivated qomo that will weigh 50 being sought after as among the prin­
P ortland C andy F actory .—
season has been one of unusual activity
ot Jacksonville, and half a mile north
pounds.
Ashland, Is prepared to do general Cus­
in the cattle line, and, although prices ing the past week. He is on his way
cipal wonders native to the Coast. Alisky & Hegele, the well known Port­ tom of and
Exchange Business.
After a residence of over two years
are not high, the sellers seem to be to Roseburg from Yreka.
This extravagance of Mature is formed land manufacturers, have just in­ Flour and Feed at the
W. II. S. Hyde, formerly of this among us, Chas. L. Mosher left for by the waters ot Mill creek falling a creased their facilities for making can­
satisfied.
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
county, is Deputy Sheriff of Coo«, He Roseburg Monday last, to seek his for­ distance of near two hundred feet to dies, and are now better than ever pre­ Thirty-six pounds of flour, two pound*
No C ounty F air .—The meeting is well qualified for the position.
tune in other climes. He is a first-class
the rocky channel of the river below, pared to furnish all kinds to the Oregon of shorts and eight pounds of bran given per
•called to take place at the Court House
bushel of good wheat. Will sack and brand
printer and destined to prosper any­
D. S. K. Buick, of Myrtle creek,
which itself rushes fiercely through a trade. Their wares have earned a fine the sacks—customers furnishing the Backs.
last Saturday, to consider the proprie­
My brother, G. F. Billings, will have
was badly injured by a bar of iron in where. “Of we don’t see you any series of tortuous declivities at this reputation, being warranted to equal
charge of the business, being assisted by
ty of holding a county fair, did not the hands of one J. M. Smith.
more, hello !”
point, lending to make the scene all any manufactured on the Coast, Read competent millers.
come up to what it should have, and
fsT Everything as represented or no sale.
.A predatory cow made a raid on a the moro imposing and romantic. their new advertisement.
Enos O’Fly ng and family, of Eastern
MRS.S. E. FARNHAM.
the mutter bus been dropped fur the
clothes
lino
in
the
upper
part
of
town
Like
successive
drifts
of
fine
snow
the
present. It is very late in the season Oregon, formerly residents of this sec­ last evening, and before she was de­
N otice .—II. K. Hanna is author­
water tumbles down this great height,
A BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY.
to talk of a fair now; but this luck ofpu » tion, arc in the valley on a visit.
tected had succeeded in eating two forming a beautiful spray, which nur­ ized to receipt for any money due the
Contractors aro filling the grain con­
lie spirit is hardly less reprehensible.
frilled skirts, three lace trimmed tures a delicate rainbow. As if by T imes office and receive new subscrip­
UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
Jackson county has all the elements tracts at Fort Klamath. A large num­ chemiwhatyoucallems and several stri.
tions, advertisements, etc. Our Lake fpiIE
1 sale ins ranch and mining property, sit­
contrast,
iu
the
immediate
neighbor
­
necessary to secure a successful exposi­ ber of teams aro on their way there.
uated on Sterling creek, containing 164
ped stockings.
hood flourishes an extensive growth of county friends will please take notice acres,
all under lcnce. Forty acres are un­
M.
A.
Hueston,
of
Sam
’
s
Valley,
tion annually, and we trust our citi­
der cultivation, with plenty of vegetable
Wells, Fargo A Co. have paid John grasses and moss of flashy and varie­ thereof.
land; a good orchard, living" water on var­
zens will take hold of this matter in was in town Tuesday. He reports Hendricks, Deputy Sheriff at Yreka,
gated colors, adding to the sight. Far­
ious
parts, plenty ot timber and fine stock
MARRIED
Cite proper time hereafter and see it threshing as completed in that section. the reward offered by them for thq
range.
Cash market at the dour for every­
ther down, Bar creek attempts a repe­ COOK—McNAMAR— In this city, Septem­ thing raised.
Health of locality unsur­
through. There is nothing to be lost
The Board of Equalization will sit arrest and detection of Tom Brown tition, but is lost in its own insignifi­ ber Kith, by Rev. Father Blanchet, Nich­ passed. There are
54,l4 acres and a half of
and everything to gain by su'h as en­ next Monday. All those who feel ag­
olas Cook and Miss Annie McNamar.
mining
ground,
which
at Ashland a short time ago, and also cance. To us there appears a similar­ LEE—BALDWIN—On September 13th, by pay $.’> a day per hand. are guarenteed to
terprise.
grieved at their assessment can then be the reward for the arrest of Blanchard ity to the famous Bridal Veil Falls of
T itle —U. S. title to the whole.
T. B. Kent, J. P., Thus. P. Lee and Miss
Inspection invited and everything guar­
Hattie
Baldwin.
heard.
in Siskiyou county.
the Yosemite Valley, a comparison
S outhern O regon P ioneers .—
anteed as represented. For further particu­
lars enquire of
T. II. GILSON.
The first annual reunion of this Soti-1 The Uniontown School District de­
BORN.
One of the most beautiful women in not altogether extravagant. To be ap­
ety, held at Ashland on the 13th, was sires a male teacher. For particulars New York is now in the Bloomingdale preciated they need only be seen.
McM A! ION—In this city .September Kith, to
the wife of P it. McMahon, a daughter.
Leaving the main road some twenty
all the most sanguine could wish for. apply to John Cantrell or R. S. Arm­ Asylum, whofle insanity was caused
z
A large crowd, made up from all ¡>or- strong.
by the use of enamel on her face. And miles this side of Fort Klamath, three
DIED.
The ball at Patterson’s hall, Ashland, now we presume Jacksonville belles miles more bring us to the Como of
tions of Southern Oregon, was in at­
RAY-On Applegate, September IGth, Ward, fflHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE-
tendance. The exercises were both on the evening of the Pioneer’s reun­ will begin to make arrangements for Oregon—Crater Lake. These three
son of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ray, aged five I ceived a supply of the famous
years.
first-class and interesting. Judge Dun­ ion, was largely attended and hugely permanent accomodations at East Port­ are the most extensive miles it has
ST. LOUIS BEER,
MERRIMAN—In Manzanita precinct, Sep­ now all the rage everywhere, which he will
ever been our lot to traverse, and the tember 16th, Wm. II. Merriman, aged ¿2
can presided. Gen. El isha Applegate enjoyed.
land.
sell in quantities to suit. Give him a call
years, (> months and 13 days.
was the orator and Capt. O. C. Apple­
J. W. Manning, James A. Wilson,
and test this celebrated beverage.
W. II. Merriman, an old resident of “Rocky road to Dublin” surely could not
MATT. W. DILLON.
gate the poet of the day. Music was Herman Helmsand Geo. Fiock started this section, died at his residence in find a worthiercontinuation. But once
Jacksonville, August 31, 1877.__________
SPECIAL NOTICE.
furnished by the choir under the lea- ■ for Beaver creek Monday, returning Manzanita precinct on Sunday last, af­ there, your anticipations are realized.
dership of Prof. J. II. Skidmore. But j yesterday.
ter a protracted illness. He was bur­ We do not propose to afflict our readers
the bountiful diuner spread capped the . Mrs. Thos. Giannini left for Yreka i ied the Tuesday following under the with a description of the lake. Others
PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
Singer
Manufacturing Co. will call on HUIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
climax. Thus passed the first reunion, Wednesday, from whence she proceeds auspices of the Patrons of Husbandry. before us have painted it in all Its. re­ H. K. Hanna
and settle during the next i sale one hu wired and forty head ot
fine Anirora uoats in first-class condi’ion.
M. W. PARSONS,
which will long be remembered and to Alturas, Modoc county, Cal., her fu­ A large concourse followed his remains splendent beauty, and we can add noth­ thirty days.
THOS. CHAVNER,
Gen’l Traveling Agent Ogn. and W.T. Apply to
ing to enlarge on that already given.
ture home
to their last resting-place.
Chavner’s Ranch, Jackson County.
should oft be repealed.
September 1, 1877.
Or ^ivmorriiiicSmrs.
HBIKE MEXTION.
SIXTY DAYS’ SALE!
& Caro’s.
SELLING OUT and NO HUMBUG
T
f
T
LIVE AND LET LIVE !
S
AY*