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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1878)
<ihr jDmunahc uimrs. Frost Monday night. FRIDAY, DEWUCKATK’ FEBRUARY 8, 1878 COI NTY COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Democratic Central Committee for Jackson county is hereby Called to meet at the office of H. K. Hanna, Esq., in Jacksonville, on Tuesday, Februa ry 17lh, 1878, at 1 o’clock p. m . The elec tion of a Chairman, vice N. C. Dean, deceas ed. and other important business will come before the meeting. A full attendance is therefore requested. C has . S. B aird , Member of County Committee. By Chas. Nickell, proxy. The weal her hits motte rated. R-ad the new advertisements. Plenty oi rain since our last issue. Matrimonial market at a stand-still. St. Valentine’s Day next Thursday. Prof. Tiernan went north Monday. Lieut. Moore returned home Satur day. Frank Krause has lost his pocket book. Dick Ish is making regular trips again. S terling D itch .—Ed. Smith was James McDonough lost a fine colt bver from the Portland company’s the other day. ditch this week and reports matters as approaching completion. Glade creek II. F. Phillips has leased the Ash will be brought in this week, and land livery stable. then everything i9 ready for work. G. W. llolt has a lot of excellent P ump at W ork .—Smith & Court brick for sale cheap. Howard has just received a splendid ney have the pump formerly used at the Occidental quartz ledge at work assortment of valentines. bailing the water out of the shaft by Several interesting communications which they hope lo strike the channel are crowded out of this issue. of Rich Gulch. It is operated by Jackson creek last week flooded the steam. yards in the lower portion of town. Miss Blecher returned home from F rom A pplegate .—Work on Klip pel, Hanna & Co.’s ditch is progress San Francisco Wednesday morning. ing, about seven miles being complet Water being plenty, a number of ed. Another bulkhead is being built novices are engaged in mining. at the other Lake. About 100 bands Street Commissioner Young is put are etnpl >yed, two-thirds of whom are ting the streets in good condition. Chinese. The work is being done by lion. Henry Klippel came over from contract. the Squaw Lake ditch the other day. I L ucky Q ueen M ine .—At the an Granville Sears, who has been suffer ing for many years from a nasal affec nual meeting of the Lucky Queen tion, is recovering ttnd r the treatment minirg company. held in Roseburg on the 26th ult., W. R. Willis, D A of B Rostel. Morgan W. I)ivi*, a former resident Levpt.s, S. F. Clt-dv i< k, W. B. R< yal, of Jacksonville, died at Walla Walla J. Brandt, Jr., R. Mallory and J. B. on the 25th ult. lie leaves a wife and Smith were elected directors; W. R. Willis was elected president and W. T. three children. Bodley secretary. The Oregonian Some of the mail from California says’d¡rector Royal, who has lately had and the East has been shipped by supervision of the Lucky Queen mill steamer and is now arriving by stage and mine, reports that indications of an from the north. important nature have been recently No one interested in mining should found in the 100-foot level, the walls of be without “Copp’s Hand-book of Min the ledge being Well defined and five ing Laws.” Send $1 to the T imes of feet apart, with an ore body 38 inches fice and get it at once. in thickness. In drifting a distance of The County Commissioners met 15 feet, a vein of silver-bearing quartz, this week and transacted considerable adjoining the west wall of the ledge, business. The proceedings will ap increased in thickness from one to six pear in our next issue. inches in that distance, from which small pieces of ruby silver were extract \Vm. Justus has had the misfortune to recently lose the sight of one of ed, being the first ore of the character his eyes, and will ere long leave for taken from the mine. Assays of the Portland for treatment. ore made in the presence of the direct The town election occurs early next ors give the following results: The month, and the time is at hand when main vein of quartz produced from $12 the various candidates should hasten to $48 |>er ton in gold and silver; the narrow seam of silver-beating quartz to announce themselves. Ed. McCord, a youth who was se gave a result of $497 64 per ton in sil riously injured at Eagle Point some ver, the pieces of ruby silver assaying time ago, is recovering under the treat $6,873 46 per toh in silver. ment of Dr. Inlow, of Ashland. » W. G. Kenney returned on the evening of the 31st ult. from Reading, bringing back the Noble brothers, who were unable to proceed further. MEW, THIS WEEK. S terling C reek , Feb. 3, 1878. To the Ei.t rot: oetiie T imes : 1 s< e an item in each ot your two last is sues concerning the order given me by the Portland Mining Co. In your first, the words «lump and other* should not have been used. Let us have it just as it is: Mr. Thompson, a tew days before he started for Portland, came to me and proposed buying my mining property. I told him ho could have it for $3,500. He said he could not give any such price. Mr. Thompson then left word with Mr. Ennis to give me $1,800, and when he heard that I would not accept bis offer, then was his strategem brought in to play, and he forbade me running tailings on his ground. Mr. Thompson saw that he had slopped over, and here was his loop hole—that I was running a tin me out on his ground. He saw me putting down this flume long before; why did he not say some thing about it then? Rather thin. T. II. G ilson . ... ....... 4»---------- STATE TREASURER’S FIFTH NOTICE. % 1234,....... -i -- 1236, 1238, 1115, 1248, 1249, 1250, 1252, 1261; 1258, 1259, 1262, 1265, 1266, lesti, 1281. 1282, 1324, 1325, 1328, 1332, I 1336, 1335, 1337 and 1311. Interestsou the above Warrants will cease from this date. A. H. BROWN, State Treasurer. A GRAND BALL! JACKSONVILLE SOCIAL CLUB plaints. It isan excellent tonic and preven answer said complaint as above required, tive, a- well as cure, ol all complaints pecu- the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for I lar to malarious, marshy and miasmatic dis- the relief demanded therein, to-wit: For i riels. It acts directly on the Liver and bil a judgment against you for the sum of sev iary apparalus, thus stimulating the system enteen hundred and fifty dollars, with inter to a vigorous, healthy condition. For sale est thereon at the rate of ten per cent, ¡»er annum from this date, and the costs and by all dealers. disbursements ot this action to be taxed. This summons is published by order of ££TThe National Gold Medal was awarded lion. P. P. Prim, Judge of said Court, made to Bradley A Rulotson lor the best Photo at Chambers and dated January 25th, 1878. graph* in the I nited states, and the Vienna Given under our hands this 23d day of Medal for ilie best in the world. 429 Mont- October, 1877. KAHLER & WATSON, 2 o 111. r y i i •, ■ t, S: 111 I- i, I n e i se< >. Attorneys for Plaintiff. MARRIED. Citation to Heirs. LEWELLEN —GORDON—In ibis citv Feb. 7th, by T. B. Kent, J. P., Chas. W Lewellen anil M iss Jane Gordon. JAS. S. HOWARD. DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CALIFORNIA ST., J acksonville. Oregon IS IN RECEIPT AND KLEI’S CON- stantlv on hand a lull and first-class as sortment of 1 G HOC ERI ES, LADIES & GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, DRY-GOODS. CLOTHING, In the County Court of Jackson County, State ot Oregon, sitting for probate busi ness at the February term, 1878. In the matter of the guardianship of Joshua Patterson, Frederii-k Patterson, B. F. Pat terson and Sarah Mabel Patterson, minor heirs of Joshua Patterson, deceased. yoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE ii next of kin of said minors and all oth ers interesied, that Elizabeth Patterson, guardian ot said minors, has tiled her peti tion, a-king t hat an order of said Court be made authorizing her to sell all the interest •if said minors in the following described real estate, being a part of Sec. 9, in T. 38, S. of R., 1 west: Commencing at a stake plant ed on the east side of the stage road pass ing t Iirough t he village of Phumix, and run- ning thence on the east boundary of said -tage road northerly 8 rods to a stake; thence easterly at right angles with said stage road 20 rods; thence in a southerly di rection parallel w ith said stage road 8 rods; thence in a westerly directional right an gles with said stage road 20 rods, to tho place ot beginning, lying and being in Jack- son county, Stale of Oregon. Therefore, fiotice is hereby given that the prayer of said lietition will be heard and de termined at Jacksonville, in said county and State, on Tuesday, I he 5th day of March, 187*, at 10 o’clock f. m .. at which time all par- ¡ies interested arc notified to appiear and show cause why an order of sale should not be made as prayed for in said petition. Bv order of Sila.* J. Dav, Judge. Attesl: E. I». Ft)’U DRAY, Clerk. Jacksonville, February 5th, 1878. PIPES. S. P. HANNA. GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, CUTLERY, rp WAGON - MAKER, Jacksonville, Oregon, NUTS, CANDIES, FIGS, CRONEMILLER’S BUILDING, IS in receipt <>t a full assortment of material and prepared to do all work in his line on short notice and in a workmanlike manner. Vehicles of every description made to order, ferms reasonable and satisfaction guaran tee' I. .T.-er Repairing a specialty. S. P. HANNA. Jacksonville, November 5, 1877. IN I STATIONERY, Provisions of Every Kind. ETC., ETC. Which will be sold at Lowest Rates. ^r-GIVE ME A CALL.-®® NOTICE QEALED PROPOS ALS, ADDRESSED TO I i’ the undersigned, will be receiveil till LAST CALL! (/ -------- UHIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE 1. notice to all those indebted to them, either by note or book account, to come for ward at once and settle theiraccounts before the 15th day ot April next, or their accounts 5'iH be placed in the hands of an attorney lor torced collections e mean business, as our books M L’ST be closed. FISHER A CARO. !’• S-—I "’ill offer for sale all my house hold and kitchen lurniture and a first-class piano. All those wishing a bargain will do well to give me a call. A. FISHER. FOR SALE OR TRADE! J HAVE ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY -L ot first-clasf first-class lumber of every everv description di-serii>lioti at the mill oi Davis A Torey on Wagner Creek, which 1 will dispose of for iticney, horses or gram. Any bill sawed to order on short notice. ,j. IS1I. V » I I STATE OF OREGON, 1 T reasurer ' s O ffice , > Saloni, February 4, 1878. J NOTICE IS HEP.EBY GIVEN THAT there are funds in tlie Treasury tor the payment of state Warrants classed and num bered a* follows: Warrants of old issue, payable from fund derived from special tax, indorsed prior to Sept. 14, 1874, viz: N<>s. 474, 475,468, 495, 506, 507, 598, N92, 493, 491, 496, 497, 498, 499, 500, 501, 502,503, 504, 505, 510, 513 and 514. Warrants payable from general fund, in dorsed since Sept. 11, 1876, viz: Nos. 1079, N A S trange A ffair .—A phenome WILL HE GIVEN BY THE non that puzzles even those scientific I ally inclined was observed east of town on Sunday evening last. It resembled the aurora boreali», but wa9 much AT TIIEIR HALL brighter and occupied a different po sition. At Ashland it seemed as if daylight prevailed, while we learn On Washington’s Birthday, that no further light was necessary in distributing the mail at the Mountain House that night. This phenomenon was visible for quite a period and has FLOOR M AO E RS : C. C. Beekman, D amage to the R ailroad .—The excited considerable curiosity. E. D. Foudray, Chas. Nickell, Red Bluff Sentinel says the damage to N otice to T ax P ayers .—The un E. 15. Watson, Robt. Kahler. the Central Pacific Railroad tract be dersigned, Sheriff and Tax Collector of tween Tehama and Red Bluff is report Jackson county, hereby gives notice qiHE BEST OF MUSIC AND SUPPER ed as follows: About 200 feet of track I will lie provided. Tickets, $3.00. Ev to the tax-payers tint the time for set erybody i* invited to attend. and a portion of the bridge across the tlement is ripe, and, unless immedi slough just this side of Tehama, and Summons. ate payment is made, costs will be some forty or fifty feet of the bulkhead J. W. M anning , Sheriff. and tract on Grasshopper creek, and idded. In the Ciruiit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Jackson. the washing out of abutments and pil Q uinine and arsenic form the basis of Gal ice Milling and Mining Company, Plain- mg on Reed creek. And between many of the Ague remedies in the market, till', rx. Frederick /¡slier, Defendant; ac are the last resort ot physicians and peo tion at law to recover money. there and Reading some ol the abut I and I ple who know no better medicine to employ 7'o 7’'/■(■</* »•<<•/<■ I’1i8hert »rtid Defendant: ment and piling of the bridge across for this distressing complaint. The effects IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF of either oi these drugs are destructive to Dibble creek, two miles above town, I lie system, producing headache, intestinal I Oregon: You are required to apjiear in *aid < 'onrt and answer the complaint of said were washed out, as also several disorders, vertigo, dizziness, ringing of the Plaintiff, tiled again*t you, within ten days eats, and depression of the constitutional culverts between there and L'otton- iiealth. A yer ' s A gue C ure is a vegetable from the lime of t lie service of this summons on you, if served within said county; or if wood, At (Jultot)wood the north end discovery, containing neither quinine, ar served <>n you within any other county in senic, nor any deleterious ingredient, and of the bridge and some of the trestle, is an inlalhble and rapid cure for ever' this State, then within twenty days from of Fever and Ague. Its effects are per t lie time "f t he service; or ifserved on you work has been carried away or top form manent and certain, and no injury can re outside ot the State of Oregon, then by "the first day of the March term of said Court pled over, giving it rather a sorry ap sult from its use. Besides being a positive for I lie year 1878, to-wit: March 18lh, 1878. cure tor lever and Ague in all its forms, it And you are notified that if you fail to pearatice. i- also a superior remedy for Liver Com Elijah Baker, of Josephine county, Wool is coming up. It is quoted as was killed by a tree falling on him high as 24 cents in the Portland mar while crossing Red Dog creek on a ket. foot-log he had just improvised. For good liquors, wines and cigars, Col. Potter, U. S. Paymaster, has call ou Matt. Dtlluu. lie keeps the I paid off the troops at Fort Klamath beat. * and returned to Sin Frauci-co. lb- Some stock has been dying recently. was twelve days on the way out. The mortality is greatest ou the old Rev. J. S. McCain, Presiding Elder S chool T ax —T. B. Kent, Deputy I ranges. of this district, is in town. He pre School Clerk, has turned over the de Cameron Bros, are supplying the sided at the quarterly meeting at linquent school tax, amounting to market with line salmon trout Hum Manzanita last Saturday and Sunday $87.54, to Sheriff Manning for collec Applegate. G. F. Billings, <>f the Etgle Mill-, tion, as provided by law. The total Phoenix anticipates a butcher-shop. give us a call on Tuesday last. He in amount of the levy was $1,706.66 John H. Nell proposes starling one ! forms us that that institution ground The School Clerk will immediately there ere long. more wheat than ever during the past take a census of the school children in B ills I ntroduced .—A bill reim The horn of the hunter is no longer season. the district. bursing Oregon for expenses in sup heard on the bill. Il is now carried in A row occurred at the Franco-Amer A M istake .—The rumor that Yo a pocket flask. pressing the Modoc war in 1872 aud ¡can between some hands from the cum’s bridge over the South Umpqua The Chinese are not as demonstra ditch last Saturday night. Knive- 1 873, uni another apptoprialing $59,0(10 liad b«n carried off and that a land live as usual. Their uew year is a to constiuet a wagon road from Ellens were drawn, but no serious dam g slide had occurred in the Canyon, Very quiul affair. burg, north of Rogue River, tluough was done. proves to be unfounded. The main Josephine and Jackson counties, t" The spelling-school will again meet Frank Dow is engaged in catching ^Luse of the recent irregularities in Jacksonville, where connecti tn will lie at the School House this evening, Prut. wild cattle be has bought on chance*. mail matters north was the high wa ui.ule witli the military roud from Men ill at the helm. They range in the vicinitj of Butte ters of Cow creek ami other streams— Scottshurg to Camp Stuart, hive been creek and are being driven out of tin Major Barron and John P. Walker principally the former. mtroduced in the U. S. Sonate. were down this week on business with mountains by the snow. A G eneral Row.—A fight occurred the Probate Court. A V ai . cable T able .—Hon. Sila- Fred. Grob came over from Elliot I on Sunday last between the Phil J. Day has prepared a tabulated syn W. 11. Roberts intends putting a creek last week and reports the stream* lips brothers and a family by ttie name bridge across the Klamath at Plevna everywhere us very high, the foot-log- opsis of the wealth and population oi of Phipps, at the residence of the lat I as all gone and much trouble being Oregon, l>y counties, rate of taxation, I P. O., Lake county. ter, al>out two miles south of town, besides other valuable information con W. M. Turner has gone to Galice experienced in coming to town. which resulted in one of the former There is a denial of the rumor in corning our State, which will ere long creek on business. He has <iis weath being slightly wounded in the leg by a list week’s T imes that the Sterling appear in the columns of the T imes . er-eye oil the Sentinel. bullet and the latter receiving a severe Company is attempting to freeze Thos. The Judge has taken the trouble to Although the stormy weather makes l»eaiing. No arrests were made, as the Gilson out. We only gave it as an gather the information himself and, a- business quiet at present, it will prove parties concluded not to swear out a item of news, which is subject to cor it comes from headquarters, may be beneficial in the end. warrant. relied upon as being correct. rection. -------------------- <— ■ ■ A large amount of mining is being C ommunication O pen .—On Sun Dr. E. A. Jones, formerly of Lake M eeting C alled .—A meeting ol dune in various portions oi Jackson day last the first stage for nearly a county, now practicing at Portland, the Democratic County Committee has uid Juseph me counties. week arrived from the north, since *ues Andrew Snider, of Willow Ranch, been called, as will elsewhere be seen, J. B. Rigdon has instituted several which time regular trips have been Cal., for certain personal property, tak for the transaction of important busi temperance lodges in Lake county made each way, bringing the moils. en from him, or $3,500, and $8,000 ness. The Committee, as originally and returned to Ashland. Hand-ears are operating between Read damages. constituted,consists of N. C. Dean, W. Rov. W. Hurlburt will hold religious ing and Tehama at piesent, but the Citizens of Yreka have organized a A. Childers, Fred. Heber, Chas. 8. heavy mails have all been delayed. Il services at the M. E. Church uext Sun company for the purpose of working B ¡rd, John Cardwell, W. J. Gregory may be sometime before the railroad day morning and evening. the bed of the Yreka creek, This un and Henry Klippel. A lull attendarne The,celebrated Singer machine may terprise will probably be attended is earnestly requested. south will l>e in condition again for oe fuuud at David Liuu’s. Hu keeps with success, as the ground is known tran-portation. # T he time for me apportionment of iliem constantly on hand. to be very rich. O ne or T wo C onventions .—There school money is near at hand and Sam. Phillips has purchased M. II. Snow fell on the hills near town on -till a considerable portion remains un is considerable discussion among Dem Drake’s place on Applegate, giving Tuesday night. The prospects are ocrats as to the propriety of nominat collected, owing to the failure of a 3d0 head of cattle tberelor. that there will be quite an amount of large number of the tax payers to re ing a county ticket at the same time J. E. Beggs last week brought a snow in the mountains to keep up the spond promptly. that delegates to the State Convention Sheriff Manning load of fri ight for D. Lino, Henry supply of water for mining purposes will add costs unless immediate pay are chosen. This was formerly done, when the rainy season subsides. and many are of the opinion that ii Pape, M. Dillon and others, r ment is made. Col. J. H. Reed returned from Alt- will prove advantageous to the inter Attention is called to t'.ie new ad T he Iioy» in lihte, a paper publish ests of the party to again inaugurate house Suuday last and left for Port vertisement of .James S. Howard, who ed at Washington, D. C., says: “All keeps a first-class stock of general the long-campaign idea However, land lite following Tuesday. Fisher A Caro teque.sC those indebt merchandise, cigars, tobaccos, nut*, soldiers who served in the Mexican the Central Committee will/ doubtless ■9 war should send us their name and ad ed Id them not to fol gel that an iin candies, notions, etc., and sells lower do what is best in the premises. dress upon a postal card at once, and than anybody. Give him a call. mediate settlement is important. P robate C ourt P roceedings .— we will notify them as soon as the It will be of interest to many of our Joe A Roseburg paper reports The following proceedings have oc Mexican war pension bill passes.” aud readers to know that there is a bill be curred in tiiis Court, Hon. S. J. Day Clough upon the ragged edge P omona G range M eeting .—Jack fore Congress for payment to officer* about to go over to “lite majority/ » presiding, since our last report: Rostel does liair-culting, shampooing and soldiers of the Mexican war ol sonville District Pomona Grange will J. Elliott, administrator of the es tate of Samuel L tport, was authorized and shaving jn the latest styles aud in three months’ extra pay, provided for meet in Odd Fellows hall on '1 hursday, by the act of July 19, 1849. It will February 14lb, al 10 o’clock a . M. A to commence suit against Stephen D. the best mauuer. Give him a call. lull alteudatice is requested. doubtless pass. Taylor, to recover money due said es The various streams have fallen con J. 8. H errin , Master. Edna Lee, oldest daughter of Thos. tate. siderably since our last issue, though 'l'lte final statement of Sarah A. Farn there lias been much ram in that time. and N. Giannini, died of diphtheria at To B usiness M en . — We are pre- Alturas, Modoc county, Cal., on the ham, administratrix of the estate of A. D. M. U. Gault, once a resident of pared to furnish the celebrated iron- F. Farnham, was approved and said this place, was married to Miss Lydia 21st ult. Their remaining child is clad note in any quantity at San Fran administratrix ap’tointed guardian of also afflicted with the same disease. Humphrey al Portland on the 30th cisco rates. They are the best in use, We sympathize with the grief-stricken minor children. ult. being rapidly adopted everywhere. The final statement of II. F. Barron, parents in their affliction. A. C. Howlett has given S. B. Mc- administrator of the estate of Minus F or the C ampaign .— The T imes There was a large turn-out at the l errin a warranty deed to certain land Walker, was accepted and Allowed, and spelling-school on Friday last. The will make a red-hot and aggressive on Butte creek for the consideration said administrator appointed guardian affair partakes more of the nature fight during the campaign, One dol of $500. of minor heirs. of a guessing-school, as no definition lar will secure it daring that time. Dan Walker and Schuyler Colfax The final statement of W. Prefon- and but one trial is given in spelling Send in your names. Casey were baptized in Bear creek tain, administrator of the estate of words spelt more than one way but J. E. Beggs brought up Jas. Herd’s Peter Paquette, wa’ accepted and al one day last week. Of course it was i pronounced alike. It is duly appréciai-1 ‘ -u — ! ed, however. \ new 8aw mlU cn hlrt ,abt tr,P’ accidental. lowed. W ashington ’ s B irthday .—This event will !>e observed by a grand ball at the Social Club room, under the auspices of that organization. The liest of mu-ic and supper will be pro vided. The club will spare no efforts to make it an enjoyable affair. For fur ther particulars see advertisement. A CARI». _____ the first day of March. 1#78, tor the building of the <’atliblic Church at Eagle Point. The plan* and specifications (notably modified recently) mav be examined at the pastoral residence. The undersigned reserves the right to reject anv or all bids. F. X. BLANHIET. Pastor. Jacksonville, < iregon, Jan. 2.», 1878. LAGER! LAGER!! THE EAGLE BREWERY. |TftE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTERER, 1 has now on hand and is constantly man ufacturing the best Lager Heer in Southern in-gon, which he will sell in quantities to «uit purchasers. <’«11 and test the article. Y description of Cutlery for sale Hj cheap by JOHN MILLER. 1 DYER AO vor. want protection? Buv a Pistol or I ' Knife, or Ii, of JOHN MILLER,
