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, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1894
1
MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
NO. 46
PACIFIC
COAST
ITEMS.
“WATER, WATER
Results
I'xrrcu arana.
President, Giover Cleveland: vice-president,
A-llal Sieveiua.n; secretary of state. Walter Q.
Urea*,am- secretary of treasury, John G. Car
lisle, secretary ot Interior, Hoke Smith; secre
tary of war. lian'l S. Latmont; secretary of
»avy. Hilar* A. Herbert; secretary of agricul
ture, J sterling Morton; postmaster-genera..
Waller S. Bissell, attorney-general, R. Olney.
STATE OF OREGON.
U. S.senalots, J. H. Mitchell, J. N. Dolph;
oougrteamen, B. Hermann, W. K. h..ta; trov-
i rnoi .S. Prcooyer; secretary of state, George
W. MeBrldtr. slate treasurer. Pall. Metschan;
dale printer,F. C. Baker;Supt. public instruc
tion. K. B MeKIroy; supreme judges. W. p.
Lord, K. ». Bean, V 6. Moore: railroad com.
■uisaionera. I. A. Macrum, J. fl. Eddy, H. B.
lout peon; clerk of commission, Lydell Baker.
SILAS J. DAY,
For Farm and Mining Supplies,
NOTARY PUBLIC
NEWS NUGGETS PICKED UP WEST
OF THE SIERRAS.
Smuggler» S«ntenced—Anicicle of Judge
KiunaiWI—Jobbery in San Joaquin
County—Arrested for Counterfeiting
at San Diego.
REAL ESTATE ACENT l!
The San Joaquin county grand jury
lias investigated the county hospital and
its management, and the report shows
Z
the county has been swindled. A hos
LEGAL DOCUMENTS
pital site was recently bought, and job
WC all kinds drawn up, .specially pertaining
bery is charged in connection with the
c. s. uikii orneca.
t'» the settlement of estates.
Uueeburg—Deceiver, A. M. Craw-ord, reg
deal. The removal of the present man
ular, JoOtt H. Saupe.
agement is recommended by the grend
Lakeview— keeeiver, C. U. Snider; register, lol let tor of Accounts Prompt Remittances,
jury.
J. W. Watts. '
MONEY LOANED.
riBST JCDICIAL PUrratCT,
Populist conventions have been held
Compriklur Jackson, Josephine, Lake and
in Sonoma. Sap Mateo and Tulare coun
Klamath Counties: circuit Judges, M. K. Han
Investment ««'tniritles a spec!a"y. Jackson
ties, and full tickets nominated.
na, W.c. Hale; district attorney. H. L. Benson; County Scrip bought and sold.
-«■ uiber board ot equaluiatl >n, V. A. Dunlap.
1 have a complete set of man* of s 11 survey
C. E. Smith, a well-known resident of
ed
lands
in
tblscounty,
and
r
■
.
ve
Abstracts
jacksum coca-tr.
monthly from Roseburv and ,e State Land
San Diego, was arrested with Garland
Senator. Theo. Cameron; representatives, Department at Salem of all o.-.v entries made
Chas. Nickell, J. W. Merritt, J. J. Houck; 1 am thus prepared to make out homestead
Baker, a recent arrival in that city, for
county Juda»-. J. R. Neil, commissioners, b. papers and can save to parties the expense oi
passing counterfeit money. Smith went
Furry, Ben Haymond; clerk, M. Muller; sher a trip to the Roseburg land office.
into partnership with Baker to do silver
iff, J. E Pelton; recorder, WL M. Holmes; treas
urer. D. Linn; aaaessor, J. L. Wooldridge;
plating. Baker, it is believed, is the
school superintendent, C. 8. Price; surveyor, I hate n Mumb r <f Vine Farm, and
criminal, and Smith was deceived. A
c. J. Howard; coroner, E. B. Picket; stock In
oth.-r dretrablr j.rvperty in mg
spector, B. W. Dean
complete outfit was found in a satchel
hand, for eale.
41MKPH1M1 COUKTT.
in the room of the two men.
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Prompt
reply
made
to
all
letters.
Joint senator, W. 8. Vanderburg; represen- Chtrges in accordance with the times.
Wichman. Greenwald and Thomas,
talive.F. G. Day; county Judge,V. Colvlg;oom-
B< ft rs, by permission,to Hon. H. K. Hanr.a,
missionera, J. K. Beyterlh, C. G. Bigelow; Judge
convicted at San Francisco of smuggling
of
1st
Judicial
District,
and
to
any
cTerk, C. E. Harmon; slier I IT, T Shattuck; business house In Jacksonvll'e.
opium and Chinese, were sentenced to
treasurer. W. E. Dean; assessor, J. 8. Dem«e;
SILAS J. DAY.
school superlntcudeiit.G. A. Savage; surveyor.
six years’ imprisonment and t< ?
a I
C. T. Havens; coroner, W. F. Kremer.
T
fine of $6,000 each. This is the maxi
KLAMATH COL'XTY.
mum pena’ty.
Joint senator, C. A. Cogswell of Lake; repre
sentative, B. Daly of lake; county Judge, J. 8.
Dr. C. P. O. Watson has been indicted
llrr; toiuiuiaaloueni, Chas. T. Silvers, J. T.
by the Fresno grand jury for perjury.
Henley; clerk. A. L. Leavitt; sheriff, E. W.
New
Goods
New
Goods
!
!
New
Goods
!
Gowen; treasurer,W. E. Howe; assessor. J. H.
The doctor was a witness for the prose
Smart; scnool superintend.mt, C. R. lie Lap;
cution in the Heath murder trial, and
surveyor, A. Castel: ooroner, J. W. Siemens.
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swore he saw Heath running away from
LAKB OOOaTY.
Joint senator, C A. Cogswell ot Lake; repre
the vicinity of McWhirter’s home on
sentative, B. Daly oi Lake; county Judge, W. SOUTHERN
OREGON.
the night cf the murder. He swore he
M. Townsend; commissioners, J. Mclllieny,
I
recognized Heath, because it was moon
Jtaf. Lane; clerk, W. N Sutton; sheriff, A. W.
I
ARRIVING AT-----
treaaurer, A.
asae»or, N.
CVr<lou;ti
* McCallen;
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o
light. The calendar shows there was no
l-'/Absliier; - sc I kkii ■uperlritelldeut.H. C. Flein-
$60,000.00.
Houston; coroner, J. W. Capital Stock,
FOR THE PRICE OF OHE.
moon on the night of the crime. Wat
intS survo j’or,
Howard,
son,
who has lived at Loe Angeles of
TOWN or JACKSOHVU.LS.
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’Cl
late, has disappeared.
Trustees, D. I. Linn,
LJnn, president, J. Ñutan,
Nut an, M.
d>l tison, L. L. J
scobs; record
.Muller. J. * . 'to
ttoOlnson.L.
Jacoba;
recorder.
Recent deposits subject to eheck or on
John Shipp, the Fresno sheep man,
Day; treasurer, Jaa. Cronemaier; street
who was thought to have lieen lost in
H. Weodl; mnsfilial, Juhu Dyar. certificate payable on demand.
ksunville hold their reg-
the snow in the mountains, has been
Sell sight drafts on A'ew fork, San
Tuesday In each mouth.
rescued.
FOR THIS YEAR.
OMTHTS.
Francisco and Portland.
of Oregon meets al
A. L. Pounstone of Ukiah was se
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Telegraphic transfers sold on all points
immencing ou the first
verely beaten by S. D. Matthews. The
____ nd October; also at Pen- in the f'nited States.
—THIS PAPER—
former has been writing scurrilous
_<ucingun tlrst Monday In May.
Special attention given to Collections and
it c jurt tor the first Judicial district
anonymous
letters to people in Ukiah.
I
--
WITH
----
-ksou county on first Mondays lu
r/tember and December. I n Klamath general business of our customers
The trial of John Comstock. Walter
THE
SAN
FRANCISCO
4 socoud Munday lu June and first
Thorne ami Pat Fitzsimmons, charged
— in November, la Lake county on the
Ladies’ Fine Dress Goods, in Newest StylesWoolen Fabrics, Satteens
J. P. TUFFS,
with robbing a Southern Pacific train
^Bmilay in May and the secund Monday S. F. CASH,
President,
.
V >ce President •
Cha’iies, Tunkin Crepes, Bastice, Knotted Swiss Muslin, French and
tn Josephine county on the hrst
at Roscoe on the night of Feb. 15 last.
4E>r in Maren and August.
R. A. B ooth . Cashier.
Common Ginghams, Teazle Cloth, Outing Flannels in all shades,
h;ts commenced at Los Angeles.
g Ancksun cuunty the out- nty,probate and
^dasi-mers cudrU umi-t every month,
All
the
Standard
Brands
of
Brown
and
Bleached
Muslins,
Tick
PRICK SUSA PICK Y* AK,
James H. Coleman has entered suit at
■Wnciug with tbe first Munday. For Jose
ings, Crash Table Linen, Prints, Ladies’ Underwear, Hosiery,
---- OR----
►
'S county, the first Munday In January,
Los
Angeles against the Downey estate
k July and September. Fur Lakecouutj.
Corsets, Parasols”, Fans, Kid, Silk and Chamois Gloves,
for $11.630, which he claims is due him
'animate tuuutli, commencing the first
THE SAN FRA'JCIS 0
\ln January. For Klaiuatncounty,the
Laces, Braids, Ptibbons, Embroideries, Insertions, Hand
for money placed in ex-Governor Dow
ynesday In March, June, September
!
ney’s hands for safe keeping and for ser
kerchiefs, SilK Trimmings, Velvets, Etc., Etc.
\-miier
vices rendered ns a compaukai.
Jacksonville, Oreynit,
1
AND NOBBY LINE OF
NEW
The recent storm in tlw mountains in
PRtCl: S6.OO PEK YEAH.
Fresno county would have lieen severe
NAL CALipS-j
CON DUCT 8li 1T7TMK
!
—Me—
in January. Never before has* such a
eWBLHF. SAN FRANCISCO
one lieen experienced in that section in
SISTERS
OF
THL
HOLY
NAMES
VALISES,
CARPET
WARP,
MAI
TINGS,
WOODEN
AND
M. COLVIC,
VW
WEEKLY CALL
June. Sheepman hail to abandon their
WILLOW WARE, CROCKERY, CLASS WARE,
-ylfQ Is a handsome eight-
H0HNEY AND COUNSELOR AT L a W,
flocks, and their losses have been heavy.
tudies will bb resumed tor board -
. tge papei It is issued every
Rawley E. Dent, a well-known or-
JaekeoneiHe, Oregon.
er* and Day Pupllx in Septtnibei fi.lSK).
' nrsiay, and contains all of
chardist. died at his home in the Wil.
dluractios in ail courts of tbe State.
"•portant news of the
The course of study in this institution 11
lows, San Jose, after a long illness, aged
CltBuv In the Court Houle.
O.oroUKh. euibraclnir all the branches be.ong-
med from every qu ir-
73 years. He was a native of Indiana
Inz to a tlrst-claaa education. Languîtes, We Trade for Cash or Produce Only.
No
Credit
Allowed,
globe, complete up
dr-twlng and voeai lessons in class being
and a brother of Mrs. General Grant.
thing
goes
Cheaper
from
our
Star
i
this
year.
We'are
E,
Included Inthe English course, form no extra
publication. It fur-
p. p. prim a SON,
Deceased was married three times—in
charge.
for past patronage and solicit a continuance of same in futu
the latest and most
Young ladles w shins to follow the higher
ATTORNEYS AND C0UMBLOK8 AT LAW,
1844 to Miss Rebecca McCollum of
art course or musical course are affomed
abl« financial news xnd
Yours for Cash
Pennsylvania, who died in 1861: in 1867
special facilities in each.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
jiarket quotations, and gives
The usual modification Is made when more
to Miss Frahces Fairbanks of Portland.
special attention to horticul-
tVili pmctlse in ail oourta of the »late. Office than one of the same family attend the Acad
Me. who died in 1882, and in 1883 Miss
in the Court House, Heeuud door on the riicht emy at the same time.
tural
and
agricultural
news,
Jacksonville I* conceded to be the most
Laura Chandler of Yulia City became
of entruice.
healthy place in Southern Oregon and easy of
and is in every respect a first-
the wife of deceased. Six children sur
of access Rogue River Valley Railway Co.’s
class family paper, appealing
trains run within a block of the Convent.
vive him.
ROBT. C. SMITH.
For further part’culars address the
to the interest of «very member
A man named Sam Page has lieen ar
SUPERIORESS, i
of the household.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Jacksonville. Or.
rested and charged with brutally as
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I saulting a widow, 65 years oi age. living
We will send yon the
GraNl i Pass, Oregon.
I AM NOW A
LHE MORNING CALI,
velous French preparat
near Folsom. The whole community is
OALTHOS
free,
by
«es>
i
-i (B icvkn Issrrn a W ekk )
Pi-Hottees . *11 tbe courts.
mail, and a legal guarrmlvlL
much worked up over the crime.
OiOcs in Bunk Building, upstairs.
Is a live metropolitan
that C althos will
At Redondo Beach Fred Hopener, a
daily. It is the MOST RELIA
Chicngo, Oct. 5,1S93.
fisherman,
while attempting to swim
STOP
**
I
was
troubled
with
emiraiono
BLE,
aud
is
recognized
a»
J. R. NEIL,
I ashore from a boat anchored 500 yards
and varicocele, and had been
sexually weak for aeven years.
CURE
8
^
”
a'
,
-•••■
,
■
being
the
LEADING
NEWS
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
During the laat four jears 1
from shore, was caught in a tide-rip and
AS HE WAS.
tried every remedy that whs sold
PAPER of the Pacific Coast.
>r. >
RESTORE l «* i ' ig*i-v'
and got no relief fHr any of my
drowned before help could reach him.
JfidMotrUle, Or.
Either
ot
the
above
papers
wo
cared
and
troubles until I took CALTHOS—It-
restored me and 1 am now n man.”
James Spurgeon nearly lost his right
;
Use
it
&
pay
if
satisfies
|.
will
send
postpaid
as
a
pre
Will practice in aH court» of the State. Office
I Kxtraet from onr of tkou«*>irt» << Iriter* rreeived b" sa.)
arm in the sweep grinder at the Carson
:n the Court House, last door on left of en-
mium bn receipt of the follow
Address VON MOHL CO., Sole American Agents, Cincinnati. 0
traace.
mint. He was brushing the machine
ing subscription prices for tbe
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
when the brush caught on the ponder
combination:
ous roller, drawing the arm under it
Lionel R. Webster.
Austin S. Hammond.
Orders for Huck*, Biigg'ut and Riding
and breaking the bone at the elbow.
WEBSTER A HAMMOND,
Horses promptly attended to.
Isaac Johnson, a brakeman, had his
A F^p*iNKYS-AT-LAW,
Feeding done at reasonable rater.
Best of
legs crushed at Fort Bragg by being
AND
THIS
PAPER,
PER
YEAR,
care will be used to prevent accidents, but
Medford,
- # •
•
•
Oregon. will be responsible for none should they occur
caught between a car c? logs, and a loco
$6.00
motive while coupling cars. His legs
—
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W ill refuse to do livery work on credit.
were amputated at the thighs, but he
IN ADVAhCE.
died from the shock and loss of blood
E. KIRCHCCSSNER, M. D.,
nine hours later.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
The liody of Judge Kinnaird, one of
Medford, Oregon »
the best known lawyers in the North
LI
This
Paper,
Per
Year,
ethco at residence, south east cornet Cand
west, was found in the Spokane river.
Mlb Streets.
} $3.00
He mysteriously disappeared from Spo
kane several weeks ago, and it is sup
IN ADVANCE.
posed he jumped into the water while
O. F. DEMOREST ,
BANKING HOUSE,
=4 UT
suffering from despondency.
U E S I O E N T DENTIST.
fini Ct M»OT9 to C. C. RE EK MAN'S RANK.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
"Tie Oregon Pacific was again offered
Medford. Oregos.
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
he following are a few special for sale by the sheriff at Corvallis, Or.,
bargains that must be disposed of within bnt no bids were made. There will be
the next three months.
DR. CEO. OB. DE BAR.
$2.000. 1st. A nice little farm containing an adjourned term of the court on July
HE UNL'EIWIGNED HAVE FORMED A
82 acres, about 60 acres in cultivation. Young 20, when a new order of sale will lie
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
co-partnership with an authorized capital
Givii«rd of 4 acres, very best variety of fruit made, fixing the date for the sale at
of JM.lkiO, for the purpose of carrying on a
trees, all bearing.
Box house 24x32 four
Jacksonville, Oregon.
General Banking Business in all its branches
rooms, good well of water, milk house, smoke probably about Nov. 1.
In Jacksonville, Oreg< n. Office at the old
house,
tool
house,
wood
shed, fowl house and
Offlce and residence on Calh'ornla Street.
stand of Beekman's Banking House, N.W. cor
The Coxeyites who stole a train and
barn. Within two miles of two R. R. stations.
Call* attended promptly day or night
ner California and Third streets.
Situate
two
miles
southeast
of Gold Hili. got as far as Barstow were captured
C. C. BEEKMAN.
Terms
reasonable,
would
trade
Tor
town
prop
THUS. G. REAMES.
and taken to Los Angeles, where they
erty
$1,600. 2d. A tract of land containing 58 will be tried. The property seized was
DR. J. B. WAIT,
acres. of a mile west of Gold Hill. No im
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
provements except about 20 acres cleared, all that of the Santa Fe. and as that road is
level and good orchard land. The owner lives i in the hands of the United States, it is
Money saved is money made ! ! !
Medford, Oregon.
in Washington and the land will be sold at a
expected the train-stealers will not get
sacrifice.
View of hence >n Position.
OIMce ou Main street. In Childers’ Building.
3d. Three houses and lots m the town of off very easily.
Gold Hill just opposite the depot, all good
Calls promptly attended tc day or night.
business stands.all occup.ed at a good rent.but
John Champion, who made himself
must be sold,can give immediate possession. conspicuous 18 months ago by his mys
I have a number of tine farms, good placer
DR. E. P CEARY
and quartz mines in n.y bauds for sale. Also terious disappearance from Cloverdale,
SEAT. DURABLE »THONG AMD CHEAP.
a fine young horse. 4 years old, well broke, and who was supposed to have com
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
perfectly safe for lady or children to drive.
MERCHANT TAII.Oli !
Nearly new buggy and harness. For further mitted suicide by drowning in San
M*dlurd, orrgas,
particulars call or address.
' Francisco bay, and who, after an ab
I
DAN RICHARDS,
Will makeyou a Fine Suit of Clothes in
IHEoe In Opera House. Residence oppo
Gold Hill, Jackson Co., Oregon. sence of six months, again turned up,
the l«ate»t Styles,
site Presbyterian church.
Real Estate Agent, Notary Public and Col having taken a trip to London, fell dead
lector of Accounts.
FROM $22.00 UP.
from apoplexy a few days ago neai
DR. E. B. PICKEL.
Cloverdale.
tar Give him a call before having your suit»
FREE
MEDICINE.
ordered elsewhere. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
George Ohleyer. chairman of the ex
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR SUFFE
excutive committee of the State and
.NG HUMANITY.
Medfonl. Oregon.
Physicians Give Their Remedies to the People Debris Association of California, has
First-class Business an«’. Normal School
Call« promptly attended to day or night.
PQ vnn CnrirD •) w>-ite us at once ex- complained to the interior department
'Iltl.-e on till street.
IJU 1UU m UI'DU > plaining your trouble
Front Street, Medford, Oregon
and we will send you Free of Charge a full of extensive damage to lands and
for both Sexes.
course of specially prepared remedies best streams caused by hydraulic mining.
For Particulars and Specimens of suited
to your case.
WE WANT YOUR He asserts the debris from that process
RECOMMENDATION.
? PAM PriDP t*>e most aggravateddis- has reduced the navigability of the
Penmanship, addree
U ufil* uUIlD eases of both sexes. Our Sacramento and Feather rivers at least
’reatments for all diseases and deformities
Medford, Oregon.
and Scientific, acquired by many one-half dtfring the low-water season.
luATK OF PARIS.)
years' experienceT-which enables us to Guar The communication has been referred
Has peruiaiii-ntly
In Medford for the
antee a Cure. Do not despair.
ursjtiee of dintistty. From a oontinued
to the war department.
uractlce or over fourieen years I am pre-
- N. B.—We have the only positive cure for
COMPLETE STOCK AND LOWEST
Abstracto Made oi Titles to
Lands.
PRICES, CALL •ON
J. NUN: _N,
Oregon.
Jacksonville,
\
9 GOOD 9
L Journais ¿
nmif’
Jacksonville,
-
-
Oregon
Weekly Call’
iXMcriihig Gali!
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Trunks
A
I
S
COAL OIL, TOBACCO, GROCERIES AAD PROVISIONS, ETC., ETC.
ITE & Gl
MAN!
UNION
LIVERY, FEED AND SALI
STABLES,
MEDFORD FENCE WORKS
W. J. Fredenburg, Proprietor
I
GEO. HINES, Prop.
I
WEEKLY CALL
BEEKMAN & REAMES’
J
T
T
FETSCH
A. FETSCH,
A
f
B. C. POLLMAN,
p.,r«*i to guarantee entire satisfaction.
Office over Slover s drut-st-re.
Merchant Tailor
iir. on Front Street. Grant’s
Pass. Oieiron.
DR. W. S. JONES,
PHYSICIAN
AND
S IJ RG K ON.
'lade
Medford. Oregon.
to
Order.
Offioe In Hamlin's Block. up-stsirs.
A
DR. C. B. COLE,
FHrSlClAN AND SURGEON,
PKoonijr. Oregon.
Call* »iieoded u>, nigkt or day.
llCl
Work and Perfect Fit
Gnaranted.
1
•W i_,v
k.id repairing neatly done.
is more complete by far than any other office
o Southern Oregon, and compares tai oraoi,
with an.v in the Slate. Job Printing of every
imaginable descripiiondone at San Francis.«,
rates, and in a prompt an<i Hist -class »su sat-
isfactol y manner
etolx v guamuu*e<l
^ANHO©D
RESTORED!;?'
to cure ail nervoas disease«.such as sVeak ? •rUCe.
of Brain
Power, Headache. Wake!uineaa. Lott Manhood, > igbtiy Etc ’ »10-na *<ervon»»
wss. ail drains and iossvif powerin Generative Crus. <«f t1 :&er5e< caused
bv over exertion, youthful error«, excessive oe or
utA-
•—
___ q or —
stini-
u ants, which lead to Infirmity. Consumption or Insanity. < ■ u.e „ narrtedln
in
w vest pocket. »1 per box « for M3, by mail prepaid. >
if #.» carried
f^er we
we
order
'give n written guarantee to cure or refund the ir.onF
. Sold
cniu by
bv atl
all
g.
L'drugsrista. A«k for iu take no other. Write forfre-» >!••• ■
f . «►ok
\L,.-'
•
sealed J -
in plain wrapper. Au<!resJ
£. SEED t o., V? ■
». mple.CiucAGo
1 sent
C hicago
‘•• r sale tn Jacksonville,Ore.,by J. ’.V. ROBljiSON'S CITY DKLti
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Market Street. San p'raneisc.. Cal.
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Bnoxlea’s Araica Bales
EVERYWHERE."
of the Disastrous Deluge In
Oregon and Washington.
THE TREASURE KEY.
A IMseovrry That Op. iw.1 u.e Miches of
I.astern
The high water in Oregon and Wash
ington is snls-uling. It will be many
days before telegraphic and railway
communication will la» fullv restored.
victoria and Vadconver an scn)x>rt
towns many miles from the flooded dis
tricts. and have not lieen affected by t he
floods. The area flooded is on tbe water
f.’mit of Fraser valley from Pitt Mead
ows to Katz Landing, a distance of llfil
miles. Three times as large an area of
high farm lands was unaffected by the
water.
Relief committees have lie -n ap
pointed and are distributing funds to
municipalities in the flooded districts.
Applications for immediate help are
coming in fast. and if the government
ami councils had not acted prompt’,.'
the death -ate would have increased ami
the suffering much greater. Relief
steamers »re now plying on tlio river in
every direction. At Portland regular
ferries run to all the office buildings not
accessible by elevated roadways. The
wholesale dealers have nearly all estali-
liehed landings in front of their stores
anil secured liarges, and bnsiness goes
on very satisfactorily.
Superintendent Baxer of the Union
Pacific says that to put in order the line
for 100 miles east from Portland will
cost f'2.000 000. The loss to th? com
pany in dock, warehouses, roiling stock
and interruption to business is estimated
at anot her 11,000,000. It will probably
be three montlui before this stretch of
road is fully rebuilt, as the C<*al was so
milch higher than ever before.
The Dominion government is having
a careful estimate of the losses and
losers by the Fraser river flood, and in
ord'T to apportion federal ’■elief. has
divided the territory devastated into
districts. In the municipalities corres
ponding to American conntie« it is
found by this censns, taken as carefully
as jioasible, and which is very conserva
tive, that fully 15.000 people are today
homeless in consequence of the flooding
of the Fraser. What their losses will
be or have lieen cannot yet be calcu
lated.
The settlers' losses amount to fully
<1 ,000,000, and numerous fl< axled sec
tions of small extent have not yet been
chronicled. Together with the damage
on the Kettle, White. Thompson and
(Jolninbia the sum total will be brought
to $1,500,000.
It is not a fairy tale that I am going
to tell you. though I do take von far
away to the orient, to the land of the
lotus flower, the land of the pyramids,
of the obelisks and the Nile, but a storv
true in word and fact.
It is the story of a key, before which
vast treasure houses, impenetrable for
*g<‘s, opened their doors. And when ine
portals were thrown wide toe searchers
gazed upon vistas containing ricliee of
which their wildest imaginings had
never dreamed.
It is not a key of gold, though its
value js more than its weight in that
precious metal, nur is it shai>ed like a
Key at all. And the wealth it unlocked
is not only for its tinders, but for all
that desire to partake of it, for all pos
terity, for you and for me. I speak of the
Kosetta stone, which is now in the Brit
ish museum.
Many age* ago Ptolemy Epipnenes,
king of Egypt, jiaid the arrears of taxes
and other debts of the priesthood of
bgypt, and in thanks and to show their
respect for his consideration the priest
hood, at a synod held in Memphis, passed
a decree commemorating it. The decree
was cut into stone, as that was the mode
of preserving a
of histori(Jal
events. This happened about 195 rears
before the Christian era.
You must know that the Egyptians
had a different mode of writing from
ours. Iaey used hieroglyphics or picture
writing, and this, after great research,
has been disco» ied to be the written in
terpretation of sounds.
That a record of Epipheues’ deed
might not be Tost the Egyptians had the
decree written in three different 'an
guagt-x. the hieroglyphic, the demotic
and the Greek. This was done os a pre
caution, because, as the country had
many dialects, a language once in use
was likely to die out in time So hr
making this trilingual copy of the event,
each a translation of the other, it wm
likely to be preserved.
Years passed, and the dust of ages
buried from view the stone that was des
tined to play so important a part in
throwing a light upon the shadowy con
ceptions of modem thinkers regarding
the past life and manners and customs
of the Egyptians.
This is the origin of the Rosertlatone,
but no one in the modern world knew of
its existence until the time of Napoleon.
He carried his conquering guns all over
ANARCHY RAMPANT.
Europe, and not content with his vic
The I«aw Defied in Several State» by tories there he invaded Egypt, where he
the brilliant Egyptian campaign.
Striking Miner«.
While stationed neai'Rosetta,in lower
In Indiana. Illiuqis, Ohio and Colorado “dipt
some of the soldiers with the
th* anchorite*.,-: hafr* besm defled and French engineer, >1 Buu»«rd. found
property destroyed n»y striking miners. while excavating m the historical soil’
The situation in Colorado is most criti a blcx k of ^roae of black liasalt, about
cal. The miners in the Cripple Creek 1 3 S fee* m length and a little more thna
region struck for higher wages and pre-1
.. at ui width. On it they saw «triage
vented non-union men from taking their Í end unintelligible wilting or drawings.
places. They then began destroying the It was the Rosetta stone, so called from
mills and mines of the employer- who the name of the place when- it was
refused their demands.
found, hue they did not dream how pre
Governor Waite was ay:.<-aled to. but cious their discovery would prove.
he refused to call out Coe militia to quell
And it was nor until about 16 years
the rioters. He threatened, however, to had passed that even oue word was
send the state troops to Cripple Creek translated. Dr. Young in J 81 f> made
and arrest the dejiutiea who were guard out the word Ptolemy, and he it was
ing the mines, and he did issue a procla who discover.^ that the writing was
mation commanding tbe deputies to lay phonetic and not ideographic, as had
down their arms and disband. This ac been supposed. But the key had not yet
tion encouraged the strikers anil they done its work, for, like Aladdin and hia
immediately prepared for war upon the lamp, the talisman had not yet been
deputies. Getting no protection from conquered.
the state, the mine owners ap{>ea led to
Dr. Young, continuing his nsseaieh,
the federal government. Protection deciphered the word Berenice among
from this source was refused, the courts the pictorial writings of the freacoee at
deciding that the United States could Karnak. But it is to Champolion that
not interfere. The operators then hired most of the credit is due, for he contin.
several hundred men and sent them to ued the research unremittingly, and
the mines and they were sworn in as I finally his labors wore crowned with vic
deputy sheriffs.
tory. The translation of the Rosetta
In the meanwhile tbe strikers had stone was completed—that is to say, so
been reenforced until they ntiinlx-red far as the stone itself is complete for
thousand*, all thoroughly armed and one part of it is broken off.
equipped for war, and they took jx ».ses
It was not an easy task to conquer,
sion of the section. Fortifications —ere but one well worth the attempt, and
built ami dynamite planted oil the trails honor will ever redound to the men tliat
leading to the camp. So systematically undertook and succeeded in opening up
was the work done that the stikers- po the broad field of the literature of the
sition is practically impregnable. Dyn east, the field that glows with glorimis
amite has lieen placed in all tbe mines deeds and vast achievements, and that
and the threat is made that at the first for ages baffled the wisest.—Philadel-
move the properties will all lie blown pi ha Times.
up. The strikers are being drilled in
war tactics by a West Point graduate.
No More Milk.
A bloody battle will result if the dep
"There is no more milk in the world, ”
uties attempt to get to the mines.
said an old gourmot as he sat at his
In he other states the troops were luncheon at the Manhattan club. "It has
sent to the scenes of trouble as soon as gone, and not even a bubble of regret
the local authorities were unable to pre seems to mar’, the spot where it sank
serve peace and the strikers are held in out of sight. Milk, the earliest staff of
check by the militiamen. Fully 90 per all generations, is now a thing unknown
cent o' the strikers in all the riots are in polite circles. It’* all cream now. It
foreig ners whs» were imported by the does not matter whether I dine here or
mine owners.
in Texas or in California, everywhere
the waiters ask: ‘Will you take cream
FOR A HAWAIIAN REPUBLIC.
in your coffee?’ and ‘Will yon have
Proposed Constitution to Be Submitted cream hot or cold?’ The good old staple,
milk, is no longer called by name. Even
to the People.
A constitutional convention met in in Chicago they call it cream. Milk is
Honolulu on May 30, and there was sub tabooed. It haa gone out of existence
mitted to it a proposed constitution for with the word ‘woman, ’ the word ‘un
the republic of Hawaii. It has the rec dertaker, ’ the word ‘dress’ and a Jot of
ommendation of the provisional govern other noble terms. Now it’s always
ment. though it is asserted that no at cream, lady, funeral director mid gown
tempt will be made to force it on the wherever you go, even in Chicago. And
convention.
yet the ‘cream’ is often pale blue and
Among its features are these: The ex thin, and if it was not served as cream I
ecutive power of the republic shall be would swear it was milk, and darned
vested in a president and cabinet, the bad milk at that.*’—New York Sum
latter to consist of four ministers, the
A E** m 1 Lake ot Fire.
president to be elected by the legislature
every six years in joint convention of
The greatest nntural wonder of Ha
the senate and house of representatives. waii, if not in the entire world, is Lake
The first election of the legislature shall Dana, or Dana lake, a body of molten
take place at such time and place, lava 10 miles in circumference. -To the
within three months after the promul sightseer the surface of this wonderful
gation of the constitution, as shall be lake appears as if it were a sea of redhot
directed by the president with the ap water dashing against the cliffs which
proval of the cabinet, the first president surround it on all sides to a height
to lie selected, evidently, by the provi averaging 100 feet. J. J. Williams of
sional government. The supreme court Honolulu, who probably knows more
shall be appointive,-and shall consist of about the volcanic condition of the is
a chief justice and not less than two land than any other living man, says
associate justices. The legislature shall that ‘ ‘this rushing, restless, heaving lair«
establish inferior courts. The “crown of boiliug fire never remains silent or
lands," so called, are declared to be the calm for a single instant”—St Louis
property of the Hawaiian government, Republic.
.
free and clear of any trust of or concern
Not Tlmt Kind.
ing the same. The provisional govern
Lady—Have yon any celery’
ment is to remain in authority until the
Green Huckster—Not 1 uch, ma’am
convening of the first legislature.
—only $8 a week.—Detroit Free Press.
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