? to fhnwrratír
BRIEF MENTION.
I
Board of Trustees.
There are quite a numtar of Mexi­
PATENTS FOB JAf'KNON COUNTY.
F rom W olf C reek . •— A corrti4
can veterans in this section, and we
F
riday E vening , January 25th.
8
pondent,
writing under date of Jail4
Plenty of water.
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The following is a list of patents re-
The
Boaid
of
Trusties
met
pursu
­
hear
they
intend
f
irming
themselves
F riday ,...
uary 17th, says:
FEBRUARY 1, 1878.
Mails a luxury now.
ant to adjournment, all the members maining in the Roneburg L ind Office
into an organization.
Salmon Bros, have their ditch and fluuiea
I
for persotu in Jackson county»
Grass sprouting finely.
1 completed, and everything in good trim for
C ounty C ourt . — The February
No one iutorestvd in mining should I present—except Mr. Kubli—President
; mining. They have au iron pipe a thou­
It Foster
C K Allen
The miner is in his glory.
term of the Probate and County Com­
sand feet in length, and in all probability
be without ‘‘Copp’s Hand book of Min­ Linn presiding.
O P Evans
Il Adison
j will do big work with their “giant.” Other
The
miuutes
of
the
previous
meeting
missioners’ Courts will be held next
Ail kinds of business quiet
ing Laws.” Send $1 to the T imes of­
miners on Cow creek have been at work for
J F Garrison
S Applegate
week.
were
read
and
approved.
several
weeks past, with a moderate supply
G
Grow
fice and get it at once.
W C Butler
Taxes are sl?wly coming in.
j of water, but with splendid prospects of a
The committee to whom was re­ W B Grubb
A Bi«h
rich harvest of gold when cleaning-up timo
There is a rumor in circulation that
S ettle U p .—Fisher & Caro else­
Dardanelles Post Office is in opera­
! comes around. The mines on Cayote creek
A .1 Brophy
ferred the application of Wm. Eaton, J Gabriel
j Chas. Miller, formerly of this section,
where request those indebted to call tion.
have paid well this winter, considering the
II B Brophy
for the purchase of certain town land, S Grubb
limited supply of water. If there could be
has
been
sent
to
San
and settle immediately. They mean
Quentin for six
T A Jackson
W Beeaon
Roads over the Siskiyous are very
! plenty of water brought id those mines,
not being ready to report, was grauted
j they would in all probability prove as rich
E J ones
A Booth by
years for manslaughter.
business. Read what they have to rough.
further time.
j as any in Southern Gregon. Mr. Henry
J Otlogon
T J Bell
say.
Smith’s store and hotel, situated at the Junc-
Rogue river is full, but not to over­ 1 Col. J. Patten, the U. S. Paymaster,
The following bills against the town J McAlister
J F Buckley
i tion ot Wolf and Cayote creeksj is a splendid
and
his
clerk
passed
through
Yreka
on
It B Banister
were reported back by the Finance T il Mitchell
, location and doing a paying business; they
S tate T axes .—Our Treasurer, John flowing.
are fixing up in order to please the wgary
the
22d
ult.,
on
their
way
to
Fort
C
B
.Nlatney
G W Banfield
B. F. Dowell has returned from Can­
Committee and ordered paid, to-wit:
V)rth, will forward to Salem $3,500 of
I traveler.
W
M
Mathis
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II It Brown
Klamath to pay off the troops.
D. Crosby, $2; Reames Bros., $23.38;
the State tax at the first opportunity. yonville.
I
S G Burgess
C ommenced W ork . — The Plain­
Mr. Lilian, employed at Bybee’s D. Linn, $42; K. Kubli, $2; J. Hock- W Potter
The whole amount due from this coun­
Telegraphic communication uninter­
E Payne
J Buck'ey
dealer is informed that the pipes wertf
ledge at Galice creek, recently discov­ enjos, $2.50.
ty is near $10,000.
M S Perry
C C Beekman
rupted again.
i turned loose on Tolman A Co.’s gravel
ered another quartz lode in that section,
It S Cald well
The Road Committee reported back C F Payne
J. A. Cardwell has two teams water­
C anyon S lid .—There is a rumor
beds on Middle creek the first of last
which is thought to ta very rich.
I Custer
D. Hopkins’ bill for $45.16 without rec­ M Peterson
bound
at
Reading.
week aud they are now piping away
Vurreut of a land-slide in the Canyon on
C II Caldwell
Wm. Worlow purchased the inter­ ommendation. On motion of Mr. T H Stinson
A
VV
Sturgis
J
W
Collins
under a lull head of water. The late
the Roseburg road and that Yocum’s
A revival has been in progress at est of Alfred Rummell in the saw-mill
Britt, said bill was allowed and ordered II E Spencer
M D Childers
rains have been of incalculable value to
bridge over the South Umpqua was Manzanita recently.
on Antelope creek, sometime ago sold paid.
i
J E Segforth
G W Capions
the miues in that locality. The com­
carried off one day this week, Io this
Erskine Park brought some stage I at Sheriff’s sale, paying $100 therefor.
W Churchill
Mr. Nunan moved that the Street J B Salt march
pany will not make a clean-up for sev­
event, no mail from the north may be stock from Yreka Sunday.
F F Downing
McDonough, Kahler A Co.’s reser­ Committee report to the Recorder the M D Sturgess
expected for some time.
eral
months, but are sanguioe of a rich
()
Vincent
It
Davis
A case of »can. mag. is interesting voir at the Fort Lane diggings broke amount of bridge lumber furnished
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J Trimble
G W Fordyce
the other day. The rains are furnish- and used on the county roads outride L J White
C attle R eceived .—J. H. Roork, a community in the country.
S I) Taylor
S luiced Our.—Applegate creek Is
M V Taylor
Max. Muller returned Sunday from ing them a good supply of water, how- j of the corporation, and that said officer J B Wrisley
8geut at the Klamath Agency, on
make
out
and
present
the
County
Com
­
M
Wooley
II
Teubrook
ever.
higher
than it has been for years and
a
skirmishing
tour
to
Leland.
Wednesday last received twelve yoke
J G Zachary
missioners
a
bill
for
the
same.
Car
­
1
does
considerable
damage. Frank M.
of oxeu on the part of the Government.
Frank Ennis and Eb. Dimick have
A pleasant party occurred at the So­
CASH
PATENTS.
I Smith, who has a place on its banks,
J. L. Hauks was the contractor, receiv­ cial Club room yesterday evening.
their “Little Giant” on the dry dig­ ried.
J
R
Arm
priest
11 Al 'son
Ou
motion,
it
was
ordered
that
the
had utaut an acre of rich garden land
ing $84 a yoke for them. Lieut. H.
Wintjen & Helms always keep on gings near Grant’s Pass in operation
Il T Bild win
It C Armstrong
Road
Committee
ta
authorized
and
di
­
sluiced out by the stream on Suuday
DeW. Moore acted as inspector.
3 E K A nderson
J Callaghan
hand a supply of the finest liquors aud and tearing away the ground at a live­
rected
to
have
all
cross-walks
repaired
evening last, which swept away a
ly rate.
J Card well
1 App et n
T he S terling C ompany ’ s D itch . cigars.
where, in lheii judgment, it is re­ C A Charleton
,
11 Aimer
2 temporary dam he bad erected and
An organization, known as the Cen- i
Simpson Bros, this week sold a lot
—Superiulcudeut Euuis, of the Ster­
quired.
T Croxton
F D Bowers
2 flooded his premises.
tennial Mining Company, is working
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ling company, is fearful that there is of cattle to John Orth at a moderate
r F & It V Beall
The Recorder was ordered to make D W Cox
the
south
half
of
the
old
donation
claim
Q uarterly M eeting .—The next
F G B rdsev
2
liable to ta some trouble when the wa­ price.
out aud post up the annual statement J Conley
2 ¡1 F Barron
of John R. Hardin, below Willow
.1
Constant
quarterly meeting of the M. E. Church
ter is turned into the big ditch, owing
Isaac Cox was up from Galice creek
of the receipts and expenditures of the S Colver
(' I’eektnan
‘Springs.
will be held at the Manzanita Church
to breaks in the work, as is the case last week aud reports mutters flourish­
town.
3 J 11 Breeding
F Cox
Green Bros., of the Sugar Pine
2 1) N Birdseye
at first with most enterprises of the ing there.
Mr. Reames was excused from non- Z Card well
2 ou February 2d and 3d. A full at«
ledge,
Galice
creek,
are
still
crushing
: tendance is requested.
M Calldwell
kind.
It Benson
attendance at last meeting.
Hunt Magruder, of Rock Point, is
good rock, which seems to improve.
.1
S
Colvi
g
M
Bellinger
W. H urlburt , Pastor.
The Board then adjourned.
H igh W ater in J osephine .— recovering from a severe attack of We learn that they propose erecting a
T Came run
G Barden
The International Ki fie Match.
I
II I) Cromer
Considerably more rain has fallen in erysipelas.
mill ere long.
G ood P rospects .—Prof. J. M. Tier­ W C Cappious
Few,
if any among the many thousand
F Corrin
W L Colvig
John Miller has a fine supply of
Josephine county than in this section,
who
witnessed
the brilliant shooting of the
nan,
the
superintendent
of
the
Web
­
A number of Richmonds are in­
W L Johnson
It A Cook
C alifornia team, during the recent contest at
which is no small quantity. In conse­ goods in his line aud is suilii ng at rea clined to enter the journalistic field. fool ltdge al Browntown, Josephine
■ Creedmoor, knew to what they were large­
E .1 ones
»1 il Coleman
ly indebted lor their coolness and steadiness
quence all the streams are very high. sonable rates.
1 C Dollarhtde
We learn that B. F. Dowell has re­ county, is at present in town, lit W Justus
I of nerve. Old Californians, who are famil­
Jack Layton’s new ditch has broken ceived no less than three idlers to buy showed us a button of gold and silver W J John-on
Dick Ish was delayed almost two
D l)..i> ap
2 iar with its sedative properties, will not be
I surprised to learn it was owing to the judi-<
W
M
Mathis
P
I)
i
man
days by Slate creek carrying off a por­ in various places and is causing consid­ ,lhe Sentinel.
combined, taken from ten pounds oi
eious use of Frese’s Hamburg Tea.
II
F
Miller
1
D
ry
2
tion of the bridge across it. When the erable trouble.
the
ore,
which
is
a
good
indication
of
We learn that the .Sterling Company
W Matthews
Il P Deekins
2
A N ovel W ay of A dvertising . —A lot of
water receded, a force of men volun­
o
A spelling-bee will be held at the is desirous of purchasing Thos. Gil­ the richness of the mine. The ledge L L O ien
I boys were seen yesterday tying a box of
I
Davidson
*
teered their services and repaired dam­ school-house this evening. All are in­
Donnolly’s yeast powder to a dog’s tail.
M M ckelsou
son’s property; but, not wishing to was three feet wide at last accounts, J Owen
When questioned about the matter they re­
5
ages in a hurry. No great damage vited to attend.
W
Oliver
I
JDvIin
2
plied: This dog we have is the meanest and
pay the price he asks, is attempting tv and he has several hands al work de J M Nichols
J Y Dickerson
j laziest dog in town. Just wait and you will
has been done as yet, however.
veloping it. Mr. Tiernan is an expe­
The Board of Trustees are doing a j freeze him out.
see him goat lightning speed with the glo-
4 B I) tnmick
.1 J Nichols
i rious news, “1 have Donnolly’s yeast pow-
rienced quartz-miner, having been in G Naylor
N ew L ivery S table .—Manning good thing in raising and repairing
I) C Emerson
Wm. Angle and Ed. Smith were
1 dor!” <•
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■ —
J Elliott
Montgomery have fitted up the com- the cross-walks.
1 over last week, aud inform us that charge of several prominent mines T E Nichols
J
M
Newlin
H all ’ s V egetable S icilian H air R e -
O Ganiard
The best brands of wines, liquorsand I the fluming of Glade creek will soon be in Nevada aud California. His em­
niodiou-i barn on the school-house fiat
newer is a scientific combination of some ot
A
.J
Nolan
S
Grubd
3
the most powerful restorative agents in the
and are now ready for business. They cigars may be found at Malt. Dillon’s. completed, when the Sterling ditch will ployes are also old Nevada miuers, S Rush
N Gordon
vegetable kingdom. It restores gray hair
who
understand
the
business,
lie
*
have some of the finest and most stib- Call aud try them.
be ready for work.
I) Reynolds
.1 T Glenn
2 j to its original color. It makes the scalp
lias great faith in our mining interests, I T Robinson
white and clean. It cures dandruff and hu-
s^*»tial turnouts to be found in South­
A Gordon
Should the heavy rains continue,
A. Fisher and Simon Caro propose
i
mors,
and lalling-out of the hair. It fur­
IB C Goddard
2 nishes the
ern Oregon, while their accommoda­ the miners may have too much water leaving this section in the Spring. and expects to remain sometime ■ G O Riggs
nuuilivw principle by which the
E E Gore
■ hair is nourished and supported. It makes
among us developing them. Repre­ J S A Robertson
tions for any number of horses are the for the time being.
The former goes to San Francisco to
< the hair moist, soft, and glossy, and is uti-
M II Garrett
senting several well-to-do gentlemen, 1 J Ritter
i surpassed asa hair-dressing. It is the most
best. Jack Montgomery, an experi­
Smith & Courtney are sinking a shatf locate and the latter will probably visit
G 1 {igsdale
C A Itilow
economical preparation ever offered to lhe
he
proposes
thoroughly
testing
the
enced stable-keeper, has the manage­ near their shop, in hopes of finding ; his old home in Germany.
G Ross
II T Itilow
( public, as its effects remain a long time,
Webfoot, which he believes a good F Rosenstock
making only an occasional application uec-
ment and guarantees to give the utmost the chauuel of Rich Gulch.
J bh
Cayotes are becoming quite trouble­ mine. He is at present awaiting the C A Rogeis
1 essary. it is recommended and used by
A
Robbins
satisfaction. Read the advertisement
■ eminent medical men, and officially en­
Rev. A. Hardison will hold divine some in the valley of late. They made
J P Roberts
1'
M
Robinson
stage
for
Portland,
the
death
of
Major
dorsed by the State Assayer of Massacbu-
elsewhere and give them a trial.
services at the M. E. Church Suuday a raid on Cameron & McCully’s band Hampton, one of the gentlemeu inter­ W II Hamlin
W F Songer
6 | setts. For sale by all dealers.
W 11 Sheppard
of sheep Saturday night, killing one ested, cadiug him thither. The im­ J Ilarrahan
B ody -S natching . — Ever since morning and evening next.
E II Hughes
J
Sw ns4e'
4 __ ------- —————■. BORN. ----------- ----
—■»
Barden, the murderer of McMahon,
The Singer is kept constantly on and injuring a few others.
proved apparatus to work the mine is R Ilutchenson
HARKNESS—At Leland, January 6th, to
N It Smith
was buried a suspicion has been rife hand by David Linn, agent. It is not
the wife oi Samuel Harkness, a daughter.
Lieut. II. DeW. »Moorearrived from on the way from San Francisco. Mr. G 1 Injhbauk
J E Seyford
♦*
that his remains were taken out of the to be beat in any particular.
Fort Klamath oil Wednesday last and Tiernan has no faith in incorporated W W Hale
P W Stow
SOCIETY NOTICES.
J
Helms
W
11 Simpson
coffin the same night and the grave
will
return
Sunday.
He
reports
the
F. M. Nickerson leaves shortly for
mines organized (like the Li.cky
T Smit h
filled up again, It is also said that the i Eagle Point, where he will form a class roads as rough and two teel of snow Queen) to fleece lire stock-holders, and D P Hunt
Jackson lillr Gransr \o.
P. of 11»,
J Hoekersmith
vV S» lph
flesh was tailed from his bones in a in penmanship aud arithmetic.
lying on Greeti Springs mountain.
Holds
its
regular
meetings
every
two week*
ihe company he represents proposes to J G Hathaway
S J Steikel
at Od i Fellows’ Hall, Jacksonville.
large kettle and that the owner of the
.1 G Van Dyke
The Board of Trustees should past prospect the Webfoot al their own ex­ J F Kello
C. MlNGCs, Master.
The case of Nadau vs. Blalock and
A
nnie
M
iller
,
Secretary.
vessel, finding out to what use it had
T
Kay
J
Van
Dorn
2
others, concerning water rights on an ordinance requiring boys under a pense.
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E Ki mb HI
E Vinson
been put, informed the scientific stu­
j certain age to be off the streets at a
Evans creek, has been settled.
Oregon
Chapter No. I, R. A. M.,
T he S torm in C alifornia .—The J Kinney
J T Wells
dents that a new one would ta accept­
seasonable
hour
of
night.
There
is
no
Holds
its
regular
meetings monthly on
The burning-out of the chimney of
storms of the past three weeks have J (4 Kincaid
J Wells
2 Tuesday evenings of or preceding cacti full
able. Barden’s skeleton now evident­
moon, al 7!a o’clock. Companions in good
J. Nunan’s residence created quite a doubt of the importance of such an taen terrible south of us, and have .1 Leslie
2 L D W ade
ly ornaments some anatomist’s studio.
: standing are invited.
act.
E
Huntley
M
Walker
breeze last Saturday evening.
doue much damage to the country be
J. E. ROSS, High Priest.
JI)B Lee
,T Wright
Some
thief
robbed
I.
Costello
of
$45
M ax M uller , Secretary.
low
Reading.
John
Reyuolds,
Who
J.
S.
Howard
has
filed
his
bonds
as
R eal E state T ransactions .—L.
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II C Willis
in silver on Christmas night. He had left Reading ou the 21st ult., iuforms E II Lott us
II. Patty aud wife, of the county of deputy mineral surveyor and returned
J West
W Luddington
Table Cork Encampment No. 10,1. 0. 0. F.
it rolled up in a cloth and concealed in tiie Yreka Union that the river rose W Mannoiing
It B Hargadme
»Sonoma, California, have given the to Klippel, Hanna & Co.’s diggings.
.s
■ Holds regular sessions in its
his room. Desiring to use it, he found 27 feet in one night al Red Bluff, and II Matthews
M
Hanley
Hall, Odd Fellows’ Building, in
Centennial Miuitig Company a quit
Eagle Point is going ahead and
‘
'
Jacksonville,
Oregon, on the 2d
A
S
Moon
it missing, with no clue as to who spir that all the bridges between Reading
2
3 J M Matney
and 4tli Tuesday evenings of each and every
claim deed to the south half of the promises to be quite a place. The pro-
A
Miller
J Miller
ited it away.
month. All sojourning Pal naichs are cor­
aud Tehama, and much of the railroad J II THplett
John R. Hardin donation claim for posed Church will be much of au ad-
II F Miller
dial! v invited to meet with us.
Our old fiiend E. W. Conner, of Yre- track, were rendered unsafe to tiavel J T Tucker
SILAS J. DAY, C. P.
the consideration of $500.
W M Mathis
ditiou.
K aspar K ubli , Scribe.
'
ka,
well
knowu
in
this
section,
has
on, and that it would be several weeks E Taylor
W Payee
Benjamin Franklin has sold Phillip
John L. Grubbe, of Ashland pre
J Taylor
yielded
to
tiie
inevitable
and
joined
W
J
F M Ply-
beloio
trains
would
be
able
to
run
Olweli a parcel of laud in Phoenix for cinct, has purchased 9U0 p muds ot old
J
Topper
rnale
“the majority” on Che 17 th ult. Mrs. ■(gain. John Kiernan, who came up
$235.
Western Uuiou wire for feuce-makiug
2 ,S Phillips
Irene Tripp is the lady who captured tins week, sajs that part of Tehama It T h rber
G. W. Isaacs and Silas J. Day have purposes.
J Cor. California and Oregon Sts., Jacksonville
vl V T ylor
C II Pickens
the irrepressible “Trapper.”
was oveiflowed, and that many people £ We 8
sold to A. R. Vest a parcel of land in
Il L Picknell
McMillan, an old resident of this sec­
HENRY PAPE, Engineer.
J Sizemore
The Fiencbmen started for Yreka bad to be taken Irum their houses in L F Wells
Manzanita precinct for $1,036.
tion, familiarly known as “Old Mac,”
P
j
Walker
|W
Sutheiland
with a load of wine sometime tieloie ouats.
Thos. Way has sold to Sarah E. Mil­
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died al Dao. Hopkins’ Daw-mill oue day
1» J White
J Satterfield
the holidays; but, when near the toll­
THROUGH TICKETS, 12J C ents .
lion lots 4 and 5, block No. 12, in Ash­
E
F
Walker
S
tages
D
elayed
.
—
There
has
been
B L Stephens
last week.
house
ou
the
Siskiyous,
tueir
Wugon
land, for $500.
I Woolen
jD N Birdseye
J. F. Kellogg, of Wilderville, has gave way and they were forced to leave no stage Irum the north since Sunday, J O Wiuier
and toe last one from the south arrived
HOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND Ci­
T he S torms .—The past week has been in town fur some days past, being it there, where it still remains.
DONATION PATENTS.
gars constantly on hand. The reading
about
twelve
o
’
clock
»Monday
night.
■ table is also supplied with Eastern {»eriodi-
been one of incessant rains, some of unable to return home on account ol
F
Bal»
JI)
Bowen
John Jackson, a California cattle Both are north now, and it is difficult
; cals and leading papers ol the Coast.
II II Chapman
E W Day
which were very heavy. The streams high water.
man, is at present in ttie valley purchas­ to ascertain when oue of them wih W N Ballard
T Cameron
throughout the county are all booming,
Ves. Smith was over from Elliott ing stock. The drouth in that Slate
NOTICE.
S J Day
again
arrive,
as
the
roads
are
badly
out
I Constant
being higher than they have been lor creek last week. He says there is au
last year caused much loss among stock, of fix. There is doubtless some mail J Crawford
11 C Clawson
i s JEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO
years, and are doing some damage. over-abundant supply of water where
I) Chapman
and Southern and Eastern Oreg in are matter south awaiting transportation, A J Coakley
I O tiie undersigned, will be received till
Ì( Riggs
Jackson creek and Rich Gulch are full be is located.
. tiié first day of March, 1878, lor the building
G
Long
now furnishing a large portiou of the as a hand-car was expected to airive
1 of the Catholic Church at Eagle Point. The
I J Scholes
J Me Donongh
■of water, the former flooding the low­
! plans and specifications (notably modified
The present season is characterized demand.
at
Reading some days ago. Thus we J Tepper
A W A McConnell ! recently) may be examined at the pastoral
er portion of town. Applegate is very
by the heaviest wind-storms knfRvn to
j residence. 'Hie undersigned reserves lhe
A clean up is being made at Bytae are without any communication what­ S 1) Sutherland
W J Me Clain
high and at one time endangered the
■ right to reject anv or all bids.
I) (4 Taylor
this sectiou. The damage doue is not & Co.’s ledge. Two arastras have ever at present.
II B Oatman
• F. X. BLANCHET, Pastor.
safety of the bridge across it. Bear
T J Tremble
Harvey B Oatman
Jackson ville, Oregon, Jan. 25, 1878.
serious, however.
been at work for sometime.
We hear
II C Willis
creek has done the most damage, un­
W Oliver
P robate C ourt .— lhe following J B Wiialey
Mr. Bytae believes that the late as­
Chinese
New
Year
commences
to
­
F
M Plymale
dermining the new bridge constructed
say is not a correct one, but would proceedings have occurred in tins Court, F Westgate
day.
Unlike
many
“
Melican
men
”
T
Pyle
last Summer by the county and caus­
Judge Day presiding, siuce our last: T Wh it worth
it B Packard
ing it to swing out of place. We learn John makes this an occasion of set­ have been much higher, bad it been
I HAVE ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY
1
1
Wilhams
S
Phillips
Silas
W.
Kilgore,
administrator
of
honestly
made.
1 ol first-class lumber of every description
that many acres of sowed ground have tling all he owes.
II B Evans
C Emi
I at the mill of Davis A Turey on Wagner
’squire Hayden and Zich. Cameron
It is wonderful how suddenly the the estate of R. B. Hargadine, files a ' It Evans
been washed away, while T. T. Mc­
J Hamlin
Creek, which I will dispose of for money,
sale
bill
and
also
his
first
annual
state
horses or grain. Any bill sawed to order on
. W A Gridley
G G Kerr
Kenzie’s mill and residence are in im­ were over in Josephine county last 1 average reader will suspend the con­
I
short
notice.
J. 1SH.
J
S
Herrin
|VV Justus
minent danger should the heavy rains week looking at the mines of Alex. clusion of an interesting item and lose ■ merit.
Herman v. Helms, administrator of
XES, Hatches, Drawing Knives, Broad­
continue. The streams on the stage Walts and olhers.
his admiration of a newspaper man
axes, Matlocks, Ficks, all sizes ol liam-
the
estates
of
Peter
Ottersbach
and
F
or
S
ale
.
—
A.
Fisher
offers
for
Chief
Justice
Hayes,
of
Rock
Point,
road are all up, Cow creek being im­
when he arrives at the point where
mers, etc., lor sale by JOHN MILLER.
passable Monday. At the time of go­ was up Wednesday on business con­ the article introduces the virtues of Herman Kirmse, files sale bills of prop sale his household and kitchen furni­
OWDER—Giant, Blasting or gun powder,
ing to press there was no great fall in nected with delivering wotk-oxen to Frese’s Ilambuig Tea or Park’s Prick­ eriy belonging to said estates, amouut- ture and an elegant Steinway | iano.
all kinds, and caps and fuse, for sale in
. Here is a chance for a bargain.
< Indian Agent Roork.
1 quantities to suit, by
JOHN MiLLER.
i log to $133.75.
the waters.
ly Porous Plasters, etc.
RAILROAD SALOON,
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FOR SALE OR TRADE !
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