i nr r<> rio .
xo ; : s.
i ilk
T he Demount* ¡ire nuxi uis t*> con
i i'\¡» r frr liifksoii, Jih.pliitie i L.ik *. tinue thu inve«tig:itmns inaugurated
by the last (’nigres«, which the Repub
“Straws
FI : I ! ) \ Y.
..DECEMBER 21, 1*77. licans ns vigorously oppose.
-how which way the wind blows.”
l l.o.M. Oí
S..X i. X i II
lilial has tt 4.aiti<*»i?
How swiftly retribution follows on
the he. Is of Fraud! It is much too
early yet for thu Republican party to
post its books and strike the final bal
ance of profit and loss on thu Hayes
speculation. 1’ut what has it g fined
to date? The intrusion by trick and
device of a man who is nominally a
Republic.m into an oli'U which be
longs of right to another man. What
has it lost to dale’? Two State Gov
ernments at the South; its orgm-
izilion in four Siuther.u Slates; its
cohesion and discipline throng unit
the North; its control of the Federal
office.*; its w ot king majority in the
Senate. The-e lo-s-es are . the first
quickly rip ned fruits of its invest
ment in Fraud. There is oilier and
bitter fruit ripvnii g.
Mail 4 on 4 * nets.
A pamphlet inviting proposals for
carrying the mails on all routes m the
Pacific States and Territories for four
years} commencing on the first day of
next July, is now being issued
by the Puntotfi e Department. The
pamphlets containii g tune schedules,
firm of projKoals, etc., may be bail on
application to the department. A copy
is al'O required by law to be posted at
each and every postotficu on thu coast
for the inspection of the public. Pro
posals will oe received until tin* 2d day
of February, ami awards will be an
nounced in March. The routes to be
let include31 in Nevada, til in Oregon,
167 in California, 30 in Washington
Territory and 118 in Utah, Arizona,
New Mexico, Montana and Idaho.
COUNTY
To rni; I’ eitok of
4.it IMI
y .: b
JI Iti.
hil T i . mi -;
G reat men often make children of
themselves.
Senators Gordon at.nl
t’i>nkling had tt seem*in the Senate the
other d iv, which came near ending in
hostilities, and it was only prevented
by intervention of Iriends.
li. X4>r s s
ixn x:;v.s.
COPP’S HAND-BOOK
A ministry’ has been formed in Franco
anil the crisis is over.
Thu communication from a Link-
ville correspondent of the Ashland Tid-
i.ttis, that .appeared in that paper some
time ago, charging t he officials of Lake
county as compo-ing a ring add rob
bing the Treasury to the tune of $1,-
000, could only he begotten in malice.
The Grand Jury in their report did
not in the least brand the » f’icers of
Like county with dishonesty. The
comp iratively
small
discrepancies
found to exist in over-tiillowance* does
not in any way implicate tlie offi dais
with corruption or justify ai y one in
making such charges.
We won! <1 not for a tnornont b ■lieve
that my of tin* olir ¡¡i is would 11 !¡«:¡p
propriate n dollar, ami1 we will further
«tìite in jus t ici* to t hoS'i* gculletuen and
I tie people of L ike u< itinty that tiltil
gvuet.il de portaient, t is ( it ¡zeus and
otli»'i*rs \vt!¡I couipare favorably with
¡my I h it c<i n lie f tumi atty wiieit*.
t he ptol iati* rt»,»jr l we found coni-
plete, r» lb-cting credit upoln the County
Judge, especially during his first term
after the o;g mization of the county,
considering the imlficiency of the
C I e r k.
We, members of that Grand Jury,
emleavoi ing to di-ch irge our duties
iaith.’ullv, were m iterially a««i-.ted by
-aid oi.i ual-, w ho freely m inite-led a
wiilii guess to uncover everj thing un
reservedly.
Let this forever put these charges
at re-t ami stamp the character w ho is
guilty of oiigmating that false produc
tion.
It would bo condescending indeed to
give any notice to a character who
-eem-so devoid of horn st principles,
were it not that tbn out-ide world can
not see these thing* as they really
are. Ami it is also tnat justice be done
in tl e pren.i-es that wu make this
statement.
S. C ami ’ i ’. i ll , Foreman.
I. (). E lder , Juror.
J. II. Mil ina•< k , Juror.
n J<»ii x A. smith , J uiar.
loi.i f|j;.
With ihi- ¡-«tie the T imes rliKes it«
.«vwulh voinine and seventh year of its
• xHtrnce. (>me more it w i-hes ¡(«read
ers ii Merry Christina -, trusting th it
their worldly share of g um | s is full and :
may continue so. Il is not nece-sary i
t<> dilate upon the developments of the '
p iHt year in the J at rtial i«t ic carver of
the 1 imi >'. Let them speak for them-
»elvvs. Nor shali we burden our read
ers with promises for the future, know
ing that ilii* fulfillment of the require
ments of a local piner is more import
ant than dissertations upon what we
we will or max do. li will not be amiss,
however, to assure the patrons of the 1
T imes that it will, as ever, l>o a faith
ful representative of the best interests
of Jackson, Josephine and Lake coun
ties, and an uncompromising exponent
of the principles of the great Demo
cratic party. I banking the public for
the patronage extend» d us, we Impe to
merit a conlinu nice of the same.
I. ISE
—OF
Charleston, S.
went Democratic in the
recent election by a largo majority.
I’ittersou proposes to return to South Car
olina in January ¡md stand liis trial.
(¡i n. Harlan now occupies a scat ¡n the
F. S. Mipr; me Court, vief David Davis re-
si gnci I.
T. G. REAMES.
A Work needed bv every Miner, Prospec
tor, Spe»mlator, Atrent, Attorney. Recorder,
Broker, mid l‘»u*ine-s Man in the Mining
States ¡mil Territories.
E. B. REAME8.
BEAMES BROS.
|AHEAD AS USUAL!!
Price Only $1.00.
111 "•
Judge Davis is rngard<*d as in training for 1
the Ilemooratic nomination for the presiden- I
A complete, handy reference-book on all
»•v in 1SS0.
questions under the I’nited Stales Mining
There is talk in Paris of impeaching Laws. The latest ¡md most reliable work
AfcMihon. He has promised to support extant on the subject.
REVIVED AGAIN AT THE FORMER
Read its contents and send fora copy.
! he Republic.
Ail
your
enterprising
neighbors
will
have
Mi NK’AN deprudati ms are again be
The various Contrrcssinnnl eoinmitfi’O« i it.
coming comm<'U on the TvXali frontier.
CONTENTS.
OF SACHS
promise to do important work during the
holiday
re<*ess.
There has been a cofii-iou between tile
1. 'Die Fnited States Mining Laws
Biytrot, Doe. 17.—The Russians, niter fHvii- and Land Olliee instructions theieumier.
m minders and the Texan militia, and
C A LIFO R NIA STR E ET,
pvi'if.'’ Ft’ona, pnshe.l forward their troops liacli section of the law is immediately bil
Governor Hubbard calls for help. It
lowed by the Land Olliee instructions relat
to Belcrova vesterdny.
¡4 about time something deci-ivu wa*
ing thereto. Thi* is a convenient arrange JACKSONVILLE.
- -
OREGON,
(.'en. Crook opposes the taking of troops j ment, ¡is it avoids turning several pages
etTi ch d.
from the Northwest to the Texas border, when the instructions are tlolixiihed in con
BY RECEIVING TIIE
nection with the law.
feiring the Indians will break out.
2.
A
Digest
ot
all
(h'cisions
under
the
Min
Til E editor of the Salem Xiattsim! >l i-
The new steamshiii Sinte of Oregon will ■ ing law* n»»w in lorce. Il is brought down to
supreme in his manifest awkwardness
sail from Chester, Pcnnsvlvania.on orabout j date of publication, an.I, containing the lat Largest and Best Selection
the 15th of January tor Portland.
est dec sions, takes the pkiee of all prior
with and ignorance of figures.
Hi-
pnhlicat ions.
A Chieatro eonimi-sinn merchant hastele-
blunders an» as ludicrous as they pre
New ami improved Forms for making
---- OF—
gr'ir»hed to the Ah’en Fruit Company at the various -proof, from the location of a
incorrect. The Xfa’t soian’# cl aim as
Albany for samples of their work.
claim miner'* lien, nota-eto the delinquent
the leading K< publican paper of the
J. ft. Ho.lee A- Co., a well known stntion- co-owners, Ac., down to issuance of a pat
i ent.
State is well founded.
erv firm of San -Taneisco. have filed a nett- I 4. A complete List of Patent Mining
tion in bankruptcy. Liabilities S ’50,<'('0.
(’laims, arninge»! by State. Territory, < 'onn-
Mu. H ayes ami his Cabinet are not
The 7,’<? a 7
«aysthe Mitchell par- . ty ami District. This list is worth to min
FANCY GOODS,
ing men many times the price of the hook.
tv
will
lose
every
dollar
thev
invest
in
elec-
'
inclined to ¡nine because Conkling is
’I lie hook contains nearly .300 pages, 4l J by
tione»‘ring seliomos in I’m itilla county.
(> inches, ami is designed to be a pocket LADIES’ DRESS
determined to create a disiurbance in
A society has boon formed in San Francis- I companion tor every wide-awake man in I
Uie R< publican camp, theiigii Mr. Ev
en to omplov peaceful mea'-ores to expel the ! the mining camps and financial centres
CLOTHING, MAI’S, BOOTS, ETC.
arts -ays the Administration «••» s no
Chinese from the fields and factories of Cali- ! oi (he \\ est.
a
('opus
may
Lo
ordered
through
the
firnf.a.
oij 'ct in -ending in nominations oniy
ollic<‘oi this paper. Address Editor ofthe
io be rejected by the Seiiaio.
Tim temperance movement is sweeping Di AH >< RATIC TIM I'.S, enclosing 81-00.
over Portland. Over eight hundred names
I’VE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
have been s’trned to the roll of the Open |
H lailies to the tact that we have now on
S. B. Ab Lt x, one of the f imous Flor
hand the largest and best selected assort
Temperance Society of that city.
ment of LA DI ES’ DRESS Go( )DS and FAN
ida returning hoar I, whom Mr. Il iyes
Since Plevna has fallen, the interest once
CY (¡iioD.s of every description in Southern
sought to reward by nominating as
attached to the Turco-Russian war revert*
Oregon, ami we will henceforth make this
I line of goods our specialty and sell them at
to the whereabouts of lli.l>v’s “pal” and
As-ociatP Justice of the New Mexico
the » hanees of e'oetin'r Dolph to the < ¡liber
Supreme Cnirt, has failed to her. n-
na torial chair.—Y'< on
to Suit the
' .
M L. 4 v
firmed by the .'senate. “ Tin* mills of
TJ'jfht in the East. The Dctnocr itic sun is
To the gentlemen we will say, if von
the g >ds grind slowly, but limy grind
want a No. 1 S( IT OF CLOTH Es you must
1.earning on th»» citizens of Lowell, Massa
excci dingiy tine.”
goto Reamas Bros, to buy it, as ueclaim to
chusetts. A Democratic M ivor has been
— AT—
have the b» st STOCK < »'f A Cl <) I'll 1 NG in
eloc'tal in that stromrhohl of Radicalism —
!
Jack
«on gomity ami will allow no one to un-
h»' first in nineteen years.
I dersell us.
T he Portland 7>‘re commits the
. The (’enlonnial Board of Finance has de
Thi s»* good« were all purchased by a mem
T imes to Mitchell’s last railroad bill.
ber ot <>ur firm from FiRsT-CLASS ilOLS-
clared a dividend upon all full paid shares
¡ ES in San 1’raneiM'o and New York, and we
Not so fist. We have never endorsed
of stock. Tin' Oregon owners of full-paid
will warrant every arti<4»* and sell them as
stock cin oli’ain their dividends by calling
that measure; but, if it should prove
I
<
le ap lor cash a- any house in tlie county.
upon Ladd A Tilton, of that- city.
! ’Hili' T’NDERSIGNED TAKI’ s PLJ'A'-'-
y\ e also keep on hand a lull .stock of
what i- claimed for it, there is no rea
1 lire in announcing to the puldic that lie I
Hard-bargain
and
Fenr-me-not,
two
fine
son why it should not ;>n«*. Riilioa.i
j liasjiist received a complete* ami first eia •
Lexington colts belonging io(!en. John F. | assortment ot' Gent’s Furnishing Go >.ls,
GROCERIES,
bills introduced by railroad attorneys
Miller of *>’alvm. were run over and killed ' «til'll as llais, Shirts, Vndet wear, etc.; I -st
koi
Bill.
always bear scrutiny.
by the railroad recently. The former dis brands of Cigars ami Tobacco; Pipes. No H ARD\VA RE, CUTLER Y, GLASSWARE,
tions. Fancy (roods, Glassware, Crockery,
'Pho bill to repeal the Resumption tinguished himself at the last State Fair.
‘ Musical I nst runiiaiis. flir<I <'ages. Sia’n-
CROCKERY,
Ofthe independent political movement in ! erv. Pocket and Table t 'utlery, Album*.
T he Associated Press blows hot and Art p i'-ed the House of Representa
cold at the same time. I:» one para tives by a vote of 133 ayes to 120 nous, the South the Memphis A/'peril remarks: Toys. ('¡imlie«, Nuts, etc., which will he ' >ld A FI LL LINE OF ASHLAND GOODS,
“It is the most contemptibh> organization ¡it the cheapest nite*. Give me a »-.ill ¡»ml
graph it praises Mr. H iyes, and in the ¡■'ollowii g is the full text of the bill;
Etc. Etc.
that ever appeared in the tiolit¡<‘s of Ameri- see tor votirselx»■>.
F.
BRECKENFELD.
ca.
Professing
imlejiendence.
it
is
a
sub
next it f.iwnson Conkling in a manner P. I! I«» repeal all that par! ofthe AH ¡tp.
Give us avail and judge for yourselves as
proved January I t. 1S75, known as the Re servient tool to Radicalism, which the car
mo'i nauseating. The n.o-t extrava-.
to
our capacity ot furnishing goods as abut e»
sumption ,\ei, w hieh autbonzes the Secte- pet-baggers us»> as they do their spittoons."
“Tiie proof of the pudding is eating it.”
gailt piece of humorous reading mat
tarv ot the Treasury to dispose of Vnimd
Salem M rcnn/: The first subject discussed
Sy -2L
4
Cy
q
<r
tp
* »Lx
REAMES BROS.
ter we have lately s en is it; Presideii-
Males liomls and redeem and cancel gieen-
in the president's mossime is civil service re
Icurrency.
tial speculation.« for 1 xSO.
Ini »‘sled in tho Drawing of tho
That all that portion ofthe Act approve! form. With tlie same ten he wrote the
January I I. ts7.'>, cn title J An A«t to provide m-,ssagewith ho prohalJv sinned the com
the re-umpii >n of .Specie I’r.yinents, missions of L. T. Earin to be register of the
R i fes M ai . lory has been reap for
which r>'nls as tollmis. to-wit: “An I wlien- Oresron t'i’x Land Oil'ec. and Geornei'oiin,
pointed U. S. District Attorney. We e’. er so open as eirculat ing note* shall be is to be receiver ofthe Linkton land disirict.
sued to any such banking t—ociaiioii, so in
The (»overnor of Idaho publ ishes a o' ret i
cannot see that Mr. Hayes has vindi creasing its capital or circulating notes, it
I’nd r Act of I.egiskit lire of 1< v.. for t he
“EXCELSIOK”
l»ene¡it of tlie City Schoo!« of Fr;inkt re.
lar
advising <-¡tizen« of that Territory to col
cated his civil .service pretentions by -hall l>e the duty of the Secretary ot the
winch tab e« pLii»-e in i he ci tv o! L< ‘t I s
Treasury lo redeem legal tender I’¡tiled lect proof of their claims for services ren
VI 1.1. V. 1 i Y., i n Public Lil • rar y Had . i ri
this appointment. It smacks too much States notes, in excess only of >
to dered, supplies furnished or damages suf
j
De
•. 31st, I '77, may secure 1X ( 'A** 11 ¡ tl: 1
ill.
amount
of
•')
per
centum
of
die
slim
of
or’ being dictated by Mitchell. I'iiere
fered in tin* reciuit Indian war. Deleítate
>f
or
a
part
»
national bank notes so issued to any Fenn says there i* reason to ex peef t hat < ’»<n-
are plenty of lawyers in Oregon who the
such bulking as-o<n ition as atorc-aid, ami •rress will take action in the matter of pro
353.009.
S10.CJ ! ’ k I /.
Oreeou St., Jacksonville,
would fill the pO'iti"U tn a more im to conlinu • such redemption as such circu
I
S3
»¡:t.imo.
jt
3,001».
viding compensation.
1
lating nou s ¡ire issued, until there slnill l>o
partial and .satisfactory manner.
or any ot the »> ,'i'l Prizes amounting to
New York, Dee. i>.—The,
’>• Wash
¡in oii.s':inding sum of S/.uo.I'On.eo*» of stieh
SÎ20.IKMI. Farmer's A Drovers’ Bank,
W. J. PLYMALE. - - PROPRIETOR.
legal I'nited Slates notes, and no mote; and ington special says the message which the
Lodisi file, Ry., Depository.
so
on,
;iml
after
(
he
tit
st
diiv
of
January,
An
T he Senate finally seated Eustis as
president intends to send to congress on the
Ih'(ti'lisifii-i r v t'H [><e. ‘¿l.stfOr iittney
no liomini |s79, (he Secretary of theTreas-
lit futi ! '/.
Senator from Louisiana, and that body tiry ¡-hall :<> loom in coin >fth< I' nited State- subject of civil service reform will not he
And under the same Management that
aving jvst received a new
gal ternb r notes then outstanding <>n their ready for two or t hree weeks. ’Die civil ser-
is now full for the first time (-¡nee the 1< presentation
«oatily and satisiactoriiy <*onducte<l tec
stock of Harness, Buggies and Car
tor redemption al llie olliee ot vie»> commission appointed bv Gen. Grant
si ’.» ’< »N D Drawing of t he Kentucky Cash
riages, 1 am non pr» pareit to furnish my
war. This is tardy justice, but it nev the A—i-tant 'l'reasurer of the Fnited .State has been requested to prepare a report to
Distribution ( 'o. \\ hole Tickets, 810.oil;
pairoil.« ami tlie public generally with as
in New York, in sums of not le*s than fitly accompany this message, which will !>»• sub
er would have como hail not the dollars; ¡md to en:il<!e the Secretary of the mitted to congress at the same time.
Htilies, :<5.00; Quarters, ;’<2.-’.o. For tick
ets. address G. W. BARRoW A
FINE TVRNOVTS
-trength of the Democrat,- forced the Trea-ury to prepare and provide for re
The concurrent resolution siibmitted by
G» n'l Manager«, <'onrier-.Journal Build
R< publicans to the point. The .'senate . demption in this Act as authorized or requir Stanley Matthews, declaring in substance
ing, Id »1 Is V I RLE. Kv.
! As can be ha»l on tlie Pacific Coast. Sad»lle
he is authorized to use any surplus rev
now stands 31) R pit -licans to 36 Dem ed,
■’ SEX |> FoR A ci RCl'RAR.
i horses hired to go to any part ofthe country.
enues from time to tune in the Treasury, that all V. S. liomls issneil under the fund I
ocrats and one Independent—Davis ol | m>t otherwi-e appropriated, and to i-sue, ing ¡mt of October 7, 1S70, :ire both lcizalH
Animals B(»l(>HT and SOLD. Horses
sell
and
dispose
of
at
not
less
than
par
in
broke
to work single or douiile. Horse«
Illinois.
and.justly payable in sil ver dollars of 112’.-
coin, either of the descriptions of bonds of grains, is by manv senators, rcuarded as a
li.i.irded, ami the best <»f care bestowed upon
the t'nited St:iies described tn th»' Act of
th» hi while in my charge.
teeler put forth by Presideni ¡I iyes himself
H on . J ames T. F arley , of Amador, • ongress approved July I 1, 1 *70, etit it led an l<> elicit a direct ex predion of" i he del |t>ei atc
Act to authorize the refunding of th»* nation
.7-^ "MY TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
was on Tuesday la-t elected U. S. Sen al-debt, with like qualities, privileges and will of conj ri ss <• mecí ning the import qu< s-
tion whicli it covers.
A liberal share ofthe public pa'ror.age is
ator from California, to succeed A. A. exemption to an extent necessary to carry
tins act into fulI » licet, ¡indtousethe ]•!<>-
solicited.
\\. J. P g \ maul
!.nsl<‘s-ii War \<* wm .
Sargent. The contest for the caucus ceed- thereof for the purpo <> afme-ai<l,” be
J VST RECEIVED BY
nomination was protracted,over twenty and the same is hereby iep. ;iled.
UXE
Constantinople, Dec. pi.—It is rep'Oted
ballots being had. McDonald, Ryland
that England lias sounded Russia as to the
The 4 Iliueue <l.i«-stton.
conditions ol' peace. The Port»*, however,
am 1 II nger were his principal oppo- 1
—AND—
has been infornieil that Russia d»fsires Tur
11
is
stateil
th.if
tlu
was
a
substan
neut.s. Mr. Farley is an old resident
key to negotiate directly with her, and that
ol that Slate, of much ability and un tial unanimity of opinion in the Cabi mediation would only make tho terms har
swerving D, mocracy.
net session on the 14th that the Bur- der. I he peace party seems to be gaining HUIE VNDER s IGNPD TAKES PLEAS-
ground somew hat. There is great discon
lingame treaty is unequ .1 and extreme tent among the population at Stambottl. | 1 lire in informing the ladies of Jackson-
I villeand vicinity tluit she lias just reeeii»*»!
T he question of thu State doing its ly one-sjded in its practical operations, Seditious placards are tn quently found.
pi complete and elegant stock of NE\Y M l.i,- riMIE VNDERSIGNED WOULD HERE-
I '»lie barest, 1 >i vem I >er l.">; h.—According to
own printing i* being agitated. There ¡is in return for protection toone Ameri official ret urns, the Russian losses in light Ll.NI.IVi G(i(>D>, direct from San i’r.uu-is- 1 by inform the public that he has ONE
eo. coiisistitig ot New Shapes in ITitrimmed TH< >1 SA X D Bi Sil ELS of superior Jackson
are many arguments in favor »if such a can in China it demands protection ing preceding th»* surrender of Plevna !*> >miels an 1 Hats, Trimming Silks, ) atli- Creek I.ime for sale »dieiip. Persons wish
wer»* 10 othcers ami 1 12 men killed, and -t-5
Flower«, Ribbons, Velvets, etc., and is ing Bl ick-lay ing or Plastering done in tho
measure, which shouhl receive the at ami equal privileges for hundreds, or oilicers ami 1,207 men ivoiiiide»!. Tho 'l urks ; ■ ers.
now fully prepar» »1 to attend to all eider« ‘ la st style ami at reasonable rates will do
tention of the next Legtslatme. But perhaps, in the near fulure, thousinds lost I,(MM) killed and iw unded, and th»* pris with neatness and »iispatch. Prices it asoii- j well to call on me. For further information
oners include lo Paslia«, 12* staff oilicers,
satisfaction guarantee»!. Residence inquire at the Franco-American Hotel.
there are also reu-ous why it would of Mongolians in this country. Secre 2.000officers, 3,000 infantry and 12,Oro caval ableanii
at the ol»l Overb»*ck Hospital. Give me a
G. W. HOLT.
be inexpedient at this date for Oregon tary McCrary in parti»'ular exhibited fa ry. Sei ent y si>i en camion were also eap- | call.
'.MRS. BRENTANO.
Ja» ks inville, Feb. 11, 1875.
ture»l. I’ll»* first l»at»*h ot prisotu'is, num-
to aboli-h the office of Stale Printer,
iiermg 10,000, has alrea.ly.started tor BuUia-
miliarity
with
the
whole
subject
tinder
which might countetbalance those in
rcst.
NEW BAKERY,
; discission. He argued that in view
favor of the pt< j» cl.
(’onstan'innple, Dec. 15.—A circular not»*
I n M asonic B uilding , O regon S t .,
not only of the international complica •lispiit»*lie<l by the Forte to the signatory
pon ers of the t reaty of '71 review« t he origin
Wild, BE GIVEN BY THE
P inchback is very indignant that tions and possible danger to Americans and progress of the war. calls attention to
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
the aame Republican Senators who re in China which tuav result from the t h»1 aggressive course of Russia amt t In* dis-
position shown by the Porte to grant re
fused him a seat in the Senate from threatened difficulties of tho present forms, ami suggests that the present is tin*
rpHE VNDERSIGNED HEREBY DE-
tiiii»* tor tin* pow» r« to int»*rpos<-
Louisiana should vote for the admis -¡tiiHtir.n, but also on account of the in- i auspicious
1 sires to announce to the public that he
in iai’or of peae»*. Th»* Port»* has not vet
juricus
tir-cts
of
Chinese
immigration
j
is
now prepared to till all orders tor cakes
exhau«t»*d its resources hut desire« to step
AT THEIR HALL
sion of Kellogg, whom he says has a
of
every
description, such as w edding cakes,
already manifest on the Pacific cotsi, t lie tui t hei* «-flu ¡on ot blood. Tin* eliam-
similar but weaker claim (han he had.
cakes for parties, wine cakes; also brown
b»*r
cd
deputies
has
elected
a
Christian
presi
there should be some rest riel i< >n im dent.
and rye bread, ginger snaps ami crackers.
I’inchbaek ascribes this action to his
CHRISTMAS
posed upon that immigration. McCra
Takes orders on exchange. Prices reasona
color, * and • thu Sacramento ¡it cot d- Un-
ble and satisfaction guaranteed.
ry, ami al-o Key ¡md Thompson, spoke '
An linporOint In lestliuition.
ion proceeds to read the Republicans a
Fresh bread every day.
DECEMBER 25, 1*77.
THE OLD TEMPLE of FASHION
STORE
BROS.
FALL & WINTER DRY-GOODS,
GOODS,
Prices
Times.
niVKRY ST VBLE
H
1 lie 1 olornitu 4 oiliest.
The Republicans seem prone to go
into hysterics be< au«e the House has
seated Patterson as member lion. Col
orado. The law says elections for Con
gressmen should tie held in November,
and Patterson, being the only candi
date, was of course elected. Belford
being chosen a month previous did not
change matters. It is amusing how
virtuous the Republicans will suddenly
become when it suits their interests.
They did not hesitate to roti the people
of their choice for the Presidency in a
iD'>sl infamous manner; but now, when
the Democracy seats Patterson, with
the law to back it, how dismally they
do howl!
FOR SALE,
BRICK-LAYING & PLASTERING DONE
ionkliiix I'rimuphaut.
The Senate rejected Roosevelt and
Prince, Mr. llayes’ rominees for Col
lector ami Naval Oth er at New’ York ,
city by a vote of 32 to 25. The great i
mass of Republican Senators, reinforced
by some Democrats, voted against I
them, while the Democrats generally i
favored confirmation. This is quite a
victory for Conkling, who was very
active in the matter; but it only wi
dens the breach-fit the Republican par
ty. Some partisans seem inclined to
canonize the Senator from New York, j
whileothurs deprecate his course. The
Democratsappear in thu role of highly lecture on the evils of t »r.-aking the
amused spectators.
traditions of the party. Verily, has it
cornu to this?
Uen. J«»c I.Hiie.
December 14th wtw the seventy-sixth
birthday of this remarkable man, who
now lives near Roseburg in seclusion.
It has been many years since he retired
from public lifef but his name still
lives in tire memories of all and recalls
the better days of the American Re
public. Muy lie live to see the people
receive their rights and the country
return to her former rank and pros-
I
perity.
I
Jk GHAND BALL!
JÂCKS3ÎIV1LLE SOCIAL CLUB
NIGHT,
OU
I
approvingly ol Sargent’s bill limiting
lite number of Mongolians ¡vlmissible
on any one vessel, ¡md smno such re
striction seemed Io be quite generally
considered desirable. The remarks
concerning the propriet.v of having a
naval force in the Bay of San Francis
co ready to respond to any demand ol
the local uuthorit ies for assistance, were
prompted by a suggestion that a de
tachment of bailors or marines would
be more promptly available in case of
need than soldiers from distant bar
racks. The outlook for Federal action
on this question in the direction de
sired by the preponderatii g sentiment
of the Pacific coast has never been so
;
I t is passing strange that such Sena
tors as Cameron, of Wisconsin, McMil
lan, of Minnesota, ami ChrLstiancy, of
Michigan, should be such rabid Repub
lican partisans, when they owe the po
sitions they hold to Democratic votes.
Their radicalism is especially manifest
upiiti questions it is expected thev
should al iea-t exercise inqiartiality
and justice. It is an exeelh nt com
mentary upon Democrat* voting for
Rtpublicahc Uuikr any iireumatai ces. encouraging us it is at present.
'
After unceasing efforts Senator Da-
vH, of West Virginia, has finally suc
ceeded in having the Senate^order an
investigation into the discrepancies in
the l’reastiry Department account «dur- '
ing the administration of Gen. (¡rant. ,
j Lite Republican majority has hereto-
fore prevented this investigation,
which they know will result in the ex
posure of great corruption and I In* prob
ably discovery of the fact that many
millions are not where they should he.
A committee of three, with Mr. Davis
at tlie head, has been appointed to car
j
i ry ou the work.
W m .‘ krevzer .
rpHE BEST OF MVSIC AND SERPER
1 w ill l»e provided. Tickets, $.¡.00. Ev
erybody is invited to attend.
LAGER!
LAGER!!
THE EAGLE BREWERY.
[HIE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTERER,
1 has now on h:in»l and is »nmstantly man
ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern
»regoli, which lie will sellili quantiiies to
.uit purchasers. Call and test the article.
IVRE line olsheltaml heavy hardware
furiale by
JOHN MILLER.
V
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
rnilE Pl’BLTC ARE HEREBY NOTI-
1 tied that I have plaee»l my notes and
accounts in the hands of my attorney, H.
K. Hanna, with positive instructions to
make immediateand forced collection in ev
ery instance where'sccurity is not given.
Those ‘knowing themselves indebted to
me will do well to call upon Mr. Iianna,
without delay, as this is my last call. My
business must be settle»! !
JAMES T. GLENN.
Jacksonville, Sept. 9, 18T4.
Farms for Sale.
Persons d»*siring to purchase good farmf*
of any size will do well to enquire of
JOHN BOLT, Applegate, Oregon.