The Democratic times., November 28, 1879, Image 2

WAtiON MO Al» IO UKEMCEXT CITY.
DEMOCRATIC TIMES.
PKOCEEDIAGN OF THE BoAKD
THUN I EES.
THE IMMl'E MADE.
«
OF
8uit has been commenced in the Cir­
Quite a number of our citizens as­
Hffleial Piper for Jackson, Josephine 4 Lake. sembled at the Court House last Satur­ cuit Court for Marion county against A special meeting of the Board of Trustees
■was held on the evening of the 22d, President
day to bear the report of J. 8. Howard, members of recent State administra­ | Langell in the Chair. Present: Couucilmen
FRIDAY,.
NOVEMBER 28,1870.
the gentleman previously appointed to tions for the recovery of certain sums Reames, Kenney, Orth and Nickell.
T he Republican managers have make an examination of various routes of money alleged to have been wrong­ The Committee on Streets and Roads, to
fully paid them, as provided by act of whom had been referred the petition of Jas.
awarded the Okalona States k diploma for a wagon road to the sea and submit
Elliott and others for the opening of Valley
for the excellence of Its goods in the an estimate of their cost. Mr. How­ the last Legislature. The parlies thus street, reported they had found that said
ard had prepared a map of the country proceeded against demurred to the street had never been vacated by the town and
Southern outrage business.
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through which tbe road must neces- : complaiuts, alleging that the State has was still a thoroughfare under its jurisdiction;
T he financial policy of the R*pub- sarily run, by which he illustrated the , no jurisdiction of the defendants or the that A. W. Presley is obstructing said street
llcan party has caused neurly seventy I feasibility of the project In view. In subject matter, and that the actions in various ways, and they therefore recom­
th»u*and failures since I860. Of the last issue of the T imes was given have not been brought within six mend that he be directed to remove the ob­
course It ought to ne perpetuated.
structions, failing to do which, the Street
an outline of bls labors, which went years, the last objection applying to Commissioner shall remove them at his ex­
T he people of ¡Southern Oregon con- to show that be had found two routes only a part of the causes of actions set pense.
not overestimate the benefits liable to practicable to all purpose«: the one via out in the complaint. Judge Harding,
The claim of A. W. Presley for $100 dama­
accrue from theconstructlon of the Cres­ the “Lower Trail” and the other’ however, overruled the demurrers and ges was read in this connection. The whole
matter coining up for action, the report of the
cent City Wagon Road. To neglect known as the Hendershott route. The J the cases will now come up on their committee was adopted and the Mreet Com­
this opportunity is equivalent to Brian sympathies of those present were soon ' merits. Knight & Lord appear for missioner directed to notify said Presley of the
action of the Board.
cial disaster.
enlisted in favor of the latter, it being most of the defendants; Bonham &
The same committee re|x>rted favorably
upon the application of J. H. HufFer for the
eighteen
miles
shorter
than
the
other
Ramsey
appear
for
ex-Treasurer
A.
11.
GRANT is not a candidate, the Re­
purchase of a fractional lot in block 60, as also
and ex-Governor Chad­ that of John Orth and E. D. Foudray for the
publican press tells us; but, though he and, of course, less expensive to run. ' Brown,
purchase of a portion of lot 61, the former to
but been repeatedly interviewed on The distance be! ween Jacksonville and wick pleads his own case. The State pay into the Treasury $10 and the latter $20
this subject, he has neglected to utter Crescent City by this route would be' is represented l>y ex-Gov. A. C. Gibbs, and defray all accruing expenses.
The following bills were favorably reported
these six little words: “I will not 112 miles, or about thirteen miles less Hon. J. M. Thompson and W. H.
from the Finance Committee and ordered
ruu for Presiilent.”
than the distance traversed by team Holmes.
paid: Reames Bros., coal oil, lamp chimneys
sterswhen the entire freight for South­
The position of the T imes in this and burners, $11.75; D. Cronemiller, work on
B ro . N ixon of the Yreka Journal,
I truck, $4.50; K.Kubli, new street lamp, etc.,
ern Oregon came that way. Mr. How­ matter is already too well kuown to be $13.75; P. Boschey, setting posts and furnish­
is evidently a sage. Hear him: “But
ard, by carefully arranged figures, pro misunderstood. It is unqualifiedly in ing poles for hitching-racks, $23.50; JohnCini-
for the overwhelming vote in New
work on hitching-racks, $16.50; Geo.
i reeded to elucidate that tbe road could favor of even justice being meied out borsky,
H. Young, work on bridge across Kerr Gulch,
Y< rk and Brooklyn the Republican«
t>e built for $40,000. This is consid- to all. Should dishonesty be clearly $50.
would have elected their Statu ticket
The Committee on Streets and Iloads sub­
| ered a safe estimate, though many con- 1 proven in Bny instance, let the guilty mitted
the report of Chas. J. Howard, County
by 80,000 m ij >ri y.”
tend that, as the old road, which is suffer the consequences. Persecution i Surveyor, upon the survey of the corporate
Now, that the Republicans imagine much longer and runs over rougher is an attribute of barbaric ages, how- limits of the town, which was received and
ordered placed upon record.
Tilden to tie effectually shelved, we ground, cost less than $50,000 when , . ever, and it is to be hoped that none
The following bills were presented and re-
suppose the income tax -nits will go I labor and supplies were costlier than will he so unjust as to allow prejudice ' ferred to the Finance Committee: D. Linn,
| lumber and repairs on truck-house, lamps, etc.,
by default. The suits were n<>t 1 tloy are at the present time, the pro- ! to thwart a fair, impartial hearing of $11.50; C. C. Beekman, posts for hitching-
brought hecau«e they loved the Gov- j posed road can be built for cousidera this matter.
rack, $7.75; C. J. Howard, surveying town
limits, etc., $20; L. L. Savage, chainman, $4;
eminent more, but S J. I*. ¡ess.
I l»ly less than that amount. The Hen-
Geo. Howard, chainmau, $4; Chas. Wolters,
Political Strategy.
axeman, $4.
P ortland ’ s Board of Police Com •leishott route Is but 3,000 feet above
The Board then adjourned.
The
Republican
proposition
to
colo
­
mi «81 oner 8 has appointed J. H. Lap the level of the sea at its highest point,
«<> that it can be traveled at that time nize negroes in Indiana, with the in CONGRESSIONAL INTERFERENCE I S-
pens as Chief of Police. The Board i of the year when other thoroughfares
NECESSARY.
tention of changing the political com­
could have gone further and done I are comparatively impassable.
plexion of the State, is met with com­
The meeting having arrived at the
Daniel Cronemiller of the Klamath
much worse. Mr. Lappeus has served
that city nobly in that position for business point of I he controversy, opin­ placency by the Democrats, who seem Agency was in the valley this week
ions were interchanged as to how the to be of the opinion that this is a string for a load of supplies and made us a
years and is a terror to evil doers.
road would ba built, by whom and upon which more than one can play.
D emocratic journalists will be en­ what amount of money Jackson county In this connection, the New Albany call. He reports everything iu a flour­
abled to conserve a ileal of brain-power and each individual should give to en Ledger-Standard, an influential Demo ishing condition on the reservation,
Io the event of the nomination of Sen I sure ila construction. It was agreed cratic journal in Indiana, favors the Government’s wards being well
that it ought to be a toll road and be
satisfied and doing well. Some of the
alor Bayard for President. The files
built by a company incorporated for the Importation of 20,000 Kentucky ' Indians have as high as 400 ponies,
of the Republican press for the past the purpose, which shall then manage Democrats, to be placed upon farms
few years will furnish a series of com­ . its affairs to the best advantage. It and employed as laborers or skilled j while others, having turned their at
I tention to stock raising, own herds of
mendatory editorials that must prove was furthermore ascertained that over
artisans.
The
Ledger-Standard
does \ cattle rangir g from 50 to 100 each. It
au uiilimi<ed source of supply.
ami above Johnson
Malone’s offer Io
take one-fourth of the stock, or $10,000, not hesitate to say that its chief object i would be the rankest injustice to re
T he nomination of General Hancock the sum ot $30,000 was still r quired, in favoring such immigration is to
move them to some distant clime now,
would be another great Democratic Of which Jackson county—she being meet and overcome by Democratic
blunder. We would regard the nomi- i I the strongest—must, subscribe from votes such negro Immigration as may i especially when no good can result
from it. The Klamath reservation Is
nation of any military candidate, who one-third to one-half, leaving Del be brought Into the State from the
Norte and Josephine counties to raise
valuable for nothing else than for that
ever he may be, in 1880, as a stupen­ the balince. Subscriptions being in South. In the history of modern poli­
which it is now used, and none hut
dous mistake, and one liable to cost a order, $1,600 were subscribed al once. tics, it has been found most effectual |
victory which is now in tbe very This amount has been sw elled to $3,500 “to fight the devil with fire” and, as speculdors eftn find reasons why
the Republicans have seen fit to adopt
bauds of the Democracy.
j oy the committee previously appoint­ such doubtful proceedings in the it should he vacated. The removal < f
| the Indians would be a positive disid-
ed for the purpose, consisting of J.
T he uprising of the down trodden Nunan, M. Hanley and E. II. Auten Hoosier State, the Democrats may be ' vantage to the residents of the adja­
people of Ireland against their masters rielh, who, by their commendable en­ excused if they endeavor to thwart cent country, instead of being to their
their opponents by resorting to similar
will avail them nothing. The English ergy, are doing more to further the
tactics.
benefit. It is to he hoped that Sena
heart is deadened to all appeals from success of the enterprise than all others
tor Slater will modify his bill f >r the
An Important Work.
that quarter and they must look else­ combined. To-morrow they visit
removal of diff< rent trilx s of Indians
Phoenix and Ashland, where the peo
Henry N. Copp, of Washington, D. I so as o exclude those stationed on the
where for that relief which now seems pie have been called together for 11
M) hopeless. Many will of necessity o’clock a . M. and three P. M. respect- C., publisher of The Land-Owner, Klamath reservation trmn it« work
M»ek the climes of America, where the 1 ively. Meetings will he called for, “Hand-book of Mining Law,” and ings. We are confident that the Sena­
rent-gatherer has not gained a mort­ other places in due time and everybody other valuable publication«, is about to tor is laboring for the best interest« o i
gage upon human existence as yet.
given an opportunity to subscribe' publish another work on public land the people he represent-, an I ho would
be far from doing so in insisting on!
something at least to this noble cause
T he signs of tte times point un­ —the more the better. The commit- i law, with the purpose of furnishing the passage of his hill as it now stands, i
mistakably to the prospective nounlna- tee guarantees that not one cent of; reliable information to the thousands
At Unir Old Tricks.
tfrn of General Grant to the Presiden­ this money shall be advanced until East of the Mississippi who intend to
The falsifying Associated Press, re­
cy by the Republicans. That the there is a certainty of a bona Jide, re­ migrate West and South at an early
sponsible company, duly incorporated, date. Its title id “The American inforced by Republican journals, is
Associated Pres-1, which sounded his taking hold of the project. Then the
’ slogan long since, should devote more subscribers will be called upon for one- Settler’s Guide.” The Inst chapter, busily engagedin spreading thu an
! nexed telegram, with no other inten
space to his interests than to general half of the amount promised, the other entitled “Where to Settle,” will, with
tion than to poison tho North against
news only substantiates the belief to be paid when the road is half com­ other matter, contain a list of all land
the
South. Gen. Toombs may bo an
reigning that the Republican mana­ pleted. This is fully set out on the attorneys and real estate dealers who
gers, re-ln forced by tbe corrupt rings subscription lists in circulation, so that I wish to correspond with parties pro- unreconstructed fire-eater, but none
that flourished during Grant’s regime, none need have the least fear of their joking to settle in their State or Ter- are so stupid as to for a moment sup­
propose forcing his nomination under money being misappropriated.
pose that he would give vent to such a
We have thus given an outline of ritory. There will be no charge for
any and all circumstances.
the mode of procedure. In the future the insertion of those names. As our pieco of balderdash as this:
A tlanta , Georgia, November 12.
T he Republican press waxes ex­ we shall speak in extenso of the bene­ own State can furnish room for a
M.
K.
Editor:— Your telegram is re­
fits
to
accrue
to
Southern
Oregon
and
considerable portion of this desirable ceived. Stone,
ceedingly wroth because the Demo­
1 decline to answer, except to say:
Northern California by the consumma­ population, no laud lawyer or teal [ Present my personal congratulations to
cratic officials of Maine threaten to re­ tion of this scheme to free these sec estate agent should be so careless of : Gen. tirant on his sate arrival to his coun­ I
fuse certificates to certain Republican lions from the dilemma in which they his own or his neighborhood’s interests try. He fought for his country honorably I
; and won. I fought for mine and lost. I
candidates for the Legislature at the now find themselves. Tiiis may be a as to neglect to insert bis name. Cir­ i am ready to try it over again. Death to
R. T oombs .
late election, fraud being clearly prov­ case of “Love’s labor li'St,” for they culars giving details will be sent on | the Union.
are
so
very
apparent
that
a
wooden
application
to
Mr.
Copp.
Injustice
to
all
concerned,
we trust
en in many Instances. Our cotempo-
man ought tn find no difficulty in com­
that those who have been so quick to
Mitchell <JetH a Gratuitous Xotlce.
raries, who now hold up their hands prehending them. Still we believe
give notoriety to the above falsehood
in holy horror, were not nearly «<» that «oine g axl may come of keeping
The Chicago Times, speaking of our will made due amends when it is dis­
conscientious when their party Mole the facts b fore the people, and therein
the elector.»! votes of Louisian i and hope to find an excuse if hereafter we irrepressible ex-Seuator, pungently re­ covered that the dispatch is a forgery.
Florida and gave them to Hayes and dilate upon thi« question ad libitum or marks:
Brain-Work, Alcohol and Tobacco.
Hippie Mitchell, once a Senator from
Wheeler. But it’s the R< publican ox ad nauseam, whichever you please.
Oregon, thinks that State will give a
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James Parton concludes a recent
that is being gored now.
Front < aliloruia.
Republi?an majority in 1880, although artiile upon the habits and death
T he Republican managers finti
II. C. Wilkinson, writing to the the presence of a large number of emi­ of Bayard Taylor (whom he bad, as a
grants from the Southern States, all of personal friend, warned against the
much comfort in the hope that Tilden
T imes from the Great Western Quick­ them Democrats, gives the Bourbons ¡danger of wine and beer drinking and
has been shelved by the result in New
silver Mine, Like county, Cal., under considerable hope. He adds, as an il­ smoking) as follows: “Mental labor is
York. The wish Is lather to the
lustration of the closeness of elections not hostile to health and life. But I
date of November 8th, Ray«:
thought. They fear the old man and
there,
that a change of 33 votes io va­ am more than ever convinced that a
There are many good quicksilver
have resorted to the smallest of tac mines in this county, principally Work­ rious parts of the State would have se­ man who lives by his brain is of all
tics to loosen his hold on the people. ed h • Chinese. There are from 1,200 cured his own return to tbe Senate, in men bound to avoid stimulating his
But Mr. Tilden Is as astute a politician to 1,500 Chinese in the different mines place of Slater, Democrat. If that is brain. In this climate, to stimulate
as he is eminent a statesman; there­ in this locality and just enough white the case, it may be truthfully said that the brain by alcohol and tobacco is on­
no 33 votes were ever cast to better ly a slow kind of suicidK Even the
fore, should bis candidacy tie hurtful men to superintend the work. Tbe ; advantage than those by which he was most moderate use of the mildest wine
white men do most of the wood chop
to the best interests of the Democratic ping and have to wait from six to defeated. The United States Senate is not without dangpr, because the
party, he will stepdown and out of eighteen month» fortheir pay, or until has humbugs enough without him.
peculiar exhaustion earned by severe
his own accord. A vindication at the the wood is hauled into the mine, I
mental labor is a constant and urgent
Farmin« iu Great Britain.
bauds of the people is none tlie less due while the Chinamen, who work for i
temptation to increase tbe quantity
him, however, and should he desire the $1.00 and $1.25 a day, get their cash
The difficulties uuder which farmers and strength of the potation. I would
Democratic nomination for President once a month. White men are com­ in England, Scotland and Ireland la­ ! say to every young mart in the United
he can secure it without difficulty.
pelled to buy all their provisions and bor in tbe way of rent and taxation States, if I could reach him: If you
mean to attain one of the prizes of
clothing at tbe company store for
T he bottling up of Kearney, who want of cash, and when they get their are illustrated by some statements of your profession and live a cheerful
endeavored to break up a public meet­ pay there is but little left for them. I actual fact published in the Mark Ixtne life to the age of eighty, throw away
ing in San Francisco last week that am coming back to my home on Butte Express, the London organ of agricul­ your dirty old pipe, put your cigars in
tural interests. An owner of 200 acres
been called by one Coll. Deane for the creek and thick that I will stay there receives $2,100 rent, and pays $115 the slove, never buy any more, be­
come an absolute teetotaler, take your
purpose of exposing the tactics em­ and not bunt for good countries any land and income tax. The tenaut dinner in the middle of tbe day, and
more.
pays: Rent, $2,100; poor and high­ rest one day in seven.”
ployed by the Bonanza firm in fleecing
More Hard Mouey Le* isla lion Proposed. way rates, $410; drainage rate, $315;
th« people, serves to further elucidate
income tax, $37.52; total rent and tax,
Fee» ot Doctor».
the smallness of the man. He has
Dispatches from the East, referring $2,977 50, or al tbe rate of $14.88 au The fee of doctors is an item that very
entered the service of the crew that to President Hayes’ forthcoming mes­ acre per year.
many Iversons are interested in just at pres­
ent. Wo believe the schedule for visits is
has robbed the people of tbeir millions, sage, say be is of tbe opinion that
$3.00, which would tax a man confined to
Too Mucli.
his bed for a year, and in need of a daily
just as he did that of tbe railroad mag greenbacks should be gradually with­
The furor over the Grant receptions visit, over $1,000 a year for medical attend­
natea in forming the Workingman’s drawn from circulation and gold and
ance alone! And one single bottle of Hop
and “booms” Is having its legitimate Bitters taken in time would save the $1,000
party, to assist them in furthering silver be issued instead; and he will
and all the year’s sickness.— J\n<t.
their stupendous schemes through ask Congress to pass a law Itnme<iiate- results. Young Col. Fred. Grant is
• also be ng lionized by public recej t:on>,
their chosen servants Kearney’s in­
lv
to
carry
liis
recommendations
into
somewhat io the same manner of his
Farms for Sale.
fluence i- waning fa«t. D is only
diddy.
The
to
idles
to
royalty
declare
effect.
He
will
also
request
Congress
necessary
giv- t«i'i» -pace enough
Persons desiring to purchase good farms
ami uu w»»i Luiuu.il ¡»ari-kari in due to pa«s a law liuiiting the further coin­ that he is the son of bis father. Won of any size will do well to enquire of
i derful boy that!
age of standard stiver dollars.
JOHN BOLT, Applegate, Oregon.
lMItNC!" YEAH
JACKSONVILLE
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Since Healing remedies have been used by
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time.
Agricultural Implements,
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POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Fuse and Caps,
Paints, Oils, Glass and Varnishes
Wooden and Willow Ware
ROPE, TWINE,
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Jacksonville, Feb. 18, 1875.
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AT THE
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Particular attention paid to Farmers’
wants and the supplying of extras for Farm
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M. Mensor
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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
RYAN'S BUILDING,
ON ACCOUNT
RS. HASKINS TAKES PLEASURE
in announcing to her friends and the
public that she has opened a first-class
boarding house in the building recently oc­
cupied by Mrs. M. H. Vining.
My table is always spread with the best
thp market affords. A share of public pat­
ronage is respectfully solicited.
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MRS. HASKINS.
Will give as mueh flour, shorts and bran,
for good merchantable wheat as any mill
in Southern Oregon. Flour sacked and
branded, customers furnishing sacks. The
highest market price paid for good mer­
chantable wheat in cash or goods. Satis­
faction guaranteed in all instances.
P. B. LEWIS.
Kerbyviile, July 16th, 1879.
FISHER & COHN,
AT COST!
SINGLE MEATS
f|lHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
1 general variety store with Geo. W. El­
liott on Main street, where he will keep a
full assortment of cigars, tobacco, smoking
articles, candies, stationary, cutlery and
toys.
Lawtest newspapers from the East always
on hand. He invites the publict< ive him
a call and assures all thev will call again.
45tf
JAKE MARCUSE,
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP,
SAM’S VALLEY, OREGON,
John Windom, Proprietor.
lacksmithing of all kinds ex -
in a su|* rior manner at prices
B to ecutcd
suit the times. Give me a trial.
„
JOHN WINDOM.
Hm’s A alley, Oct. 6, 187».
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