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n 'Vis. i V, & THE OREGON SENTtNEL "Wkdhesday, : January 16, 1878 AGENTS TOE THE SEHTIHEL. . M. Pelteni:HI,4E. Co New York Geo. P..Rowell & Co.-. New York Rowell A Chessman .....St. Loots L. P.Fisher. San Francisco '8. MeCallister Galice Creek Religion Directory. M. E. CnrRCH. Religions services every 8oody at the nxtial honrs, by the Reverend . A. Hardieon. W. Hurlburt and M. A. Wil liams, alternately. r Catholic Srrvicks. Services will be held . at the CatholicCbnrcb in this place, every ,8nndyraf thewaaTriof-rs in the morning and evening, Kev. father B nchct oBciating. VL E. SckdaT School. Reenlar meeting Tery Sunday afternoon nt i o'clock. , Catholic Sukdat ScnonL.--Regular meet pg every Sanday afti'rnoon at 2 o'clock. Retubned. Alter an absence ol ' "nearly two years, JC Overbeck return ed tto, this. place on, Monday last--''Cb'nV'bat Karl charge of the tele graph office 'at Astoria for some tirde past, and now comes to visit friends 'fend relations in this place-. Roads. With great deference to the Hon. County Joort, we woold suggest as the best sdus'tilate tor gravel in the JHornn lane that a reasonable number of flood strong paddles be supplied at wife expense) of the county to facilitate travel.- To speak plain, th-3 condition ot the "Ilerria lane" is a standing digit, pointing shame to tho county ot Jai-kson. County CounT4 Most of the.busi ness transacted in this Court at the January term "was receiving reports ot the different road supervisors in the Judge Day and Clerk Tow dray were outhorifr'd to purchase two scrapers for use on county roads. Bills to the amount oi $2,330 were audited and ordered paid. Mike us Disciiaugkd. About tliirt men employed on Klippel, Ilanna & Co's ditch were discharged ou Friday last. The leasoti of this is that J S. Howard, v. ho line j-iot been appointed Superintendent ol construction, iloublr the coirecini-Si of llie fitrvev, and wii-hea to muke athroudi txaimiiation bcluro urooeeditiff with the woik. The Chinamen, and lliu while nun wild took contracts, arc still at work, tin men discharged bring those who woiked by the day. Paymastkk R "BUHD A California exchange says: Major Towler, Pay master, "U. S. A., was slopped by three nui-ked men and robbed, 14 miles we.-t ol Maricopa Wells, Ciltloru'.a, Janua ry 2d. The. robbers got $265 in mon ey, and three government mules. They told AL-jor Towler that the meant to tske iu the singe lo night, aud when Towler met the stage, hi took Wells, Fargo & C.)'s box oil ana brought it back here with him The robbers evidently thought Towler was going out to pay the troops, and had a largo amount with him, and expect ed lo make a big haul, but inusel i. The Bilgek Monument. Piofessor Skid more and Mr. Franklin hae been engaged during the. past week in plac ing this monument in position. It is one of the finest pieces ot workmanship in Southern Oiegon, a credit to its de signer Prol. Skidmore aud well fit led to mark the last testing place ot the man over whose grave it U erecte i. It is of Italian marble, abuut 14 feet high and rests on a babe ot sand-stone. The four sides are ornamented with d.b Odd Fellow's and Masonic ema bletnfe, ibu whole surmuuuted by a .draped urn. The entire cost ot the monument and surrounding masonry fvhen completed, will be aliout $1,201) "Ajienbkb CoiirLAi.NT On the 3d of January, the amended complaint in the .base of U.S. vs. W. C. Gnswold was . filed in the U. S. District Court tor Dial', of Oregon. The complaint is brought under sections 3490,3591, and 543 8, ot the revised Statute of the IT. (8, and charges 54 crimes under the last section, for which there is a for feiture of $2,000 for each offence. The total sum for which judgment is ask fed is $143,138.40, being $103,000 more 'than was asked in the former com plaint. The amended complaint in I this action was drawn under the proof ' obtained by B. F. Dowell, Eq., at ' Washington during the months of Oc tober and November last. The-corn-' plaint is very long, and for convenience 1 of attorneys has been printed, in ' Which form it covers one hundred and eight cap pages. Tho attorneys for he ' United States are, R. Mallory, Distt Attorney; B. F. Dowell, Esq. and Gov. A. C. Gibbs; and (or the defendant, Hill, Durham & Thompson and Knight '& Lord. itandbuk Jottings. Beautiful weather. ' Dancn at Fisher's next Friday night. "Bad" Oliveris back fronl Crestfenl City. Fay the printers and yotf will he happy. A box stove for sale, "cheap for dash' at this office. John Boyer returned from Kerby ville on Sunday. Our State election conies oil on the 3d oi June next. E. Jacobs is still confined' to his room with fever. , Veit Sohutz brought us another keg of beer this week. Henry Blecher returned from Port land on Thursday. B. F. Dowell returned lrom Port land on Saturday last. Thermometer 12 degrees below zero at Bonanra on the 3d inst. Rostbl does shavjng and haircutting in the highest style ot the art. Wm. M. Turner returned from his trip to Portland on Monday last. Several of the students at the Ash land academy are' from Siskiyou coun ty, Cal. John Cimborsky returned to the Beaver Creek cinabar mines last Wed nesday. Capt Caton is in from Beaver Creek, fie leports work progressing finely at the Enieline. Rogne River, since the present cold cnap, has been lower than during the Summer months. The people of Ashland have con eluded not to build a new school house tins season. Col. W. S. Stone, Superintendent of the' 0 & C Stage Co., has roup Eisl on a business vist'. Mr. Knight, of the Junction House, is able to lie up again, but tho 'pistol ball is still in his leg. The oldest sort of fire escapo on re- j cord is the fond hn?band who lies abed iu the morning4. Tobiat Tiiomi", formerly a .resi- dent ol Eigle AIill, in tuts county, died at F-rtland last week. We have recti. ed'a beautiful calen dar for 1878 from G.'0. IL Htmcs, the Cos pinner ot Portlan I. Prof. M-rritt informs us that there .ire now 251 scholars registered as at lending our public school. 1, 349 messages wero sent and re ceived at the V. IT. Tel. office In this city during the year 1S77. Dr. J S.Jackoirwill leave fur Sin Fr.inci'eo tr-'iliy. He expeuls to re tUv iu ihat city In rentier. Joining Smith, irorc lilt SaJa Springs stage station, paid our town a iril last week. He relumed on Sunday. Religious ervices wi 1 be held in tho M. E. Cliurch next Sunday mummc aud evening by R-v. W. Hurlburt. II. L. Sprague, postmaster at Fort Bid well, has been seuler.ced to impris onment for robbing the mail of $1,041. A party of young folks from this place will attend spelling school at the Willow Springs t-chool house this eve ning. Genrgo Graham, charged with kill ing Dan Oohiltree at Conmock's Sta tion on the 4th inst., is being tried lor the crime at Roseburg. Samuel Grubb has constructed a new ice house on tho Dead Indian road, about ten miles from Ashland, land has already filled it with ice. Henry Noble, one of the four broth era ot lb it name who arrived iu thin place from Ireland a short time ago, lell lor Sin Francisco on Monday. Nine men out of ten, when you run against them in the daik, h ill say "Hel lo!" The otli6r one will utter the first syllable aud leave you lo complete the word. The boat whieh is to carry Bybee's quartz mill tVown Rogue River is now complete.' aftd will sail as soon ai the water in that stream it of sufficient depth. The last sensations at Ashland are foot-balls and boxing-gloves, the first is a capital g .me to make horses run away, the letter secures1 an occasional fee lo ihe Dr. The fine imported Jack, ownod by M Hanley, died at lya ra.ncb yesterday morning. This, is quite a heavy lws, as Mr. Ilanley paid $S0O for him only. a short time ago.! . - ;"- In the case ot Dowell vs. Griswold, in the Uuited Slates Circuit Courtl at Portland, the motion for leave to anfeiid waa overruled, and tlw motion of delen.da.ut f,oi judgment was allowed. A social dance is advertised to come off at Yeit Schutz'hall this evening. Andy Kiegel and his string band will furnish muslo for the occasion. B'ro Nickell, ot the. Times, is a lncky man. lie threw 44 and won the rifle pnt up at a raffle at Savage's saloon one fright last week i Wonder what be will do with it; Kasper Knbli of this place has just oompleted 300 feet of six inch hy draulic pipe, as an extension to that now in nb? Kubli & Bolt at their urines on Ferris' Gulch on Applegitc. E. C. Brooks has purchased the old building and lot r.ext to Mensor's old store, paying t$00 therefor, and has had it moved out to the s'lreetj It uill be used as a stable by Dr. Aiken. A severe storm visited this section on W.dneslnv last. The telegraph lines between Rock Point and Grant's Pass were sadly demoralized and com munication was interrupted for two days. Friends of Alfred R. Smith and Josh Bailev, formerly of this place, have written to Postmaster Muller asking information as to their whereabouts. Any one knowing the residence ot eith er of theso parties will confer a favor by informing Mr. Muller. Another attempt was made to barn the Bishop Sott grammar school in Portland on the 3th inst. The incen diary, whoever he may be, is a persist eut cuss, this being the fourth attempt to burn the building within the lasX two months. Rev. J. B. Donaldson has been offi ciating: as teacher in the Ashland a'jad. eray during the time that Rev. J- H. Skidmore has been engaged on the Rilger monument. The latter return ed to Ashland list Thursday lo resume his place as principal. A now style of pants have just been received at Howard's. From a careful examination made of them by our spei ciil reporter we judge they are a de cided improvement over any heretofore introduced. Ctll around and have George show them to yon. J SotmiEKN OnucoN Mine. Person- familiar ui:h Southern Oregon, and the mining interests ol Jackson Josephine and Doi"la3 countiesrassert thai ihe era of gold mining is just f dawning. What lias been done here to!. ire was in t. niches and along the tivcr buik. The diggings were shal low, rarely reaching a depth of twen iy leet, and the laWir of finding the gold has been comparatively light, but now thai these places are lor ihe most part wotked out, pnepectors have sou Milan t)uud Jeep gravel beJs, high up in the- hJIs, that promise un told stores ot g"ld. G. o.ogists say that years ago, pirhapj during the glaciil period, a great river wound its way through tho mountains, which, afterwir'N, by some convulsion of na-lur-, dried up. But the channel is still to be seen, anil is marked by deep gravel beds. Miners are now prepar ing these beds by means ot tho hy draulic, and to tint end are compelled of times to dig long and expensive ditches. The first to engige in dep gravel mines was a compiny of En" lish capitalists, on Gilico Creek, in Josephine county. Ttii-j company has a ditch live miles in length, which is dug and bivlt over very rough ground, and is expensive. The next company is oh Althouse Creek, in the Bame county a lot of Californians. After them is the Sterling ditch, in Jackson D P Tliompon & Co, probably the best piece of mining property in ahe Slate. The ditch is about 20 miles long and will be completed now in a tew days. A V Ankenv has- a larjre gravel claim, and is digging a ditch to thi same. The Squtw Like Company have a dilch surveyed eleven miles in length, leading lo a gravel bed on Big Applegate, above Storling. Four miles ol tho ditch have already been con structed. Squaw Lake has been tapp ed, and makes a splendid reservoir: J C Tolmin & Co have a large piece ot ground on Cow Creek on which they are just ready to commence workrtho dilch being completed. The money invested and to bo expended on the enterprises above mentioned, will amount to several hundred thousand dollars, and yet the prospecting is but commenced- A bright future is in store for Southern Oregon. Statesman Installation. At a stated meeting l of Kerby ville Lodge No 55, 1 0 O F, held on tbe evening of tho 12ih inst, Juo A Boyer, DD G AI, instafled the following ofliceiB forthe enfiing term: TnoatG Patterson, N i- At. Jtyder, ' V U; Uias rluglieo, SecyAiU 1'lat ler, Treas;Jas H'ighes, R 'SjJSG; A J Adams, VL S N G; S mfjf-Pufieg, Condir; Mas buence, WarWn; bas Anderson. J.G: D Puster, R S'V G. Sexton's Report. Below will be found the report of R.S. Dunlap.City Sexton, for 1877: January 4 David Phtpps; aged 01 years aud 8 mouths, Disease consump tion. Interred in Town ceraetry. January 8 Wm. Boyr; aged 73 years, 9 months and 23 days. Debili ty. In I. O. O. F. cemeiry. February 16 Geo. II. Amy; aged 8 months and 22 days. Membraneous croup. In Town cemetry. April 3 John Bilger,nged 45 years, 8 months and 3 days. Billious colic. In Masonic cemetry. April 6 11. W. Moore, shot by Sheri&'s posse. In Town cemeiry. April 13-John 8. Burnett; aged 88 years, 11 months and 10 days, Debili ty. In Masonic cemetery'. May 4 Emma E Caton: aged 25 years, 20 days. Epilepsy. In Mason ic camtery, May 17 Lewis Roloson; aged 5 months. In Town cemetery. July 9 James D. Hayes; aged 55 years. Cancer. In Torn cemetery. July 28 F. M. Williams; aged 23 years. Hereditary syphilis. In Town cemetery. July 29 Peter Otterbach; agod 52 years. Suicide. In U. O. R. M. ceme tery. July 29 Herman Kirmsey; aged 50 years. Killed in an affray. In Town cemetery. July 29 -Mrs. J. Ellen Ish; aged 51 years, 9 months ami 17 days. Cancer. In L O. O. F. cemetry. July 30 W. M. Henderson; aged 27 years and 5 nionlhs'Typhoid fever. In Town cemetery August 10 James A. Stewart; aged 46 vears. Consumption. In Town Celery. August 26 John H. Dillon; aged 9 months and 14 days. Cholera Infan tum. In Catholic cemetery. September 5 Margaret Dillon; aged 07 years. Intestinal obstruction In Catholic, cemetery. "VSepi 14 Mabel Duncan; aged 7 month's anLdays. Teething. In Town cemef? S.-pt 15 John W Riv; aged 4 yeais, 2 mouths and 5 days. Mem braneous croup. In I O O F ceme tery. Sept 16 W H Merriman; aged 52 years,' 0 months and 13 days. Con sumption. In Town cemetery. Sept. 24 Annie R Ivory; aged 2 vcars. Diphtheria. In Catholic cem etery. Sept. 30 Patrick II. Ivory; aged 3 ytfars, 10 months and 25 days. Diph theria. Iu Calholio cemetery. October 13 A. II. Conlan; aged 46 vears. Killed iu au &flray. Iu Town cemetery. Oct 23 Abigail Huston; nged 88 years, 1 moulh and 7 days. Debility. In Town cemetery. November 30 Angela C. Wilkin son, aged 54 years. Consumption. In Catholic cemetery. Add to these lour Chinamen, and it mikes a total ot 29 interrments, in the different Cemeteries for the year. Ot theso 4 came to their dealh by vio lence, 4 died of consumption, 3 ot de bility, 2 of caneer, 2 of diphtheria, 2 ol membraneous croup, 1 ot billious cbol' ic. 1 ot epilepsy, 1 ot hereditory sy philis, 1 ol typhoid lever, 1 of cholera infantum 1 of intestinal ooslruciion, 1 of teething, and one disease not stated. Ol these ll were 50 years old and ov er, 7 over 21 and under 50, and 7 un der 21. This is a larger percentage of iged perso.is and a smaller one of uhil- Llren than any year known. 0 ot these belonged to the tov.'n, 3. died in the Couuly Hospital, 2 in the noar vicinity ot the town, and all the others came lrom a distance of 5 miles, and over. Two ot them were emigrants passing tarough the county. -The list also shows 18 males, and 7 females. R. S. Don lap City Sexton. Luckt Qijkes. Tha I'laiudeakr says that Mr. J. Barker aud Air. S. Abraham relumed lrom the Lucky Queen mine, Tuesday evening, well pleased with their prospects there. Tuey repose great confidence in Air. Wallers, their new Superintendent, and believe tbey have a good thing. The shaft is now about 150 feet from the surface, and within 20 or 30 teet ol ihe 'water level." The rock impioves in richness and will doubtless prove, after all its drawbacks, a great bouan zi. Sold Out. Alessre. Courtenay and Waiaman have purchased the interest ol John lloukenyos in the cabinet shop of Smilh& iiiickenv o.x . Air Angle's leif.se jJng expired tha hIiud will hereafteW)e run by Smith, Courtenay & Waismun. We are very sorry to learn of tbe illnes? of Oapt. J.M. McOall.of Asblaud. itfouey Order Business for 1877. The following report ot tho money order husiness transacted at this Post office for the yestr 1877 has beec kind ly furnished us by our Postmaster, Mat Muller: January. Number of orders, 102; amount $1,497 73. Fehtiarjv No. orders, 87; amount $1,219 06. March. No. orders, 106; amount $1,440 39. April. No. orders, 84; amount $1, 243 98. May. No orders, 111; amount (1,498 98. June. No orders, 95; amount $1,251 23. July. No orders, 92; amount $1,395. 95. August. No orders, 86; amount $1,328 35. September. No orders, 95; amount $964 45. October. No orders, 135; amount $1,349 99. November. No orders, 135; amount $1,703 02. December. No orders, 168; amount $2,204 88. Total number of orders issued $1, 254; amount $17,148 21. 137 letters were registered at this Postoffice last quarter. Prob" rt Proceedings. The following probate business was trance tid at the term of court held on January 8th; Estate of Napoleon Baker, deceased. Final eettlemant had with Wm. Ray, Adroit iatrator, and pro. rata distribution of a3.etj ordered to be made among tbe beirs of said es tate. Erttateof John IT. Hoffman, Deceased, It was ordered, at the lujt term of court that Wm. MoSaiin Administrator of said estate, mnkc final settlement a t this term, an I said Wm. Huflm.in not appearing, tbe final settle ment was continned until next regular term- Rotate of Livinin Slow deceased. Her man v. Helm, Administrator made final set tlement of said estate and it was ordered Ihat he muke pro rata distribntion of the assfst brlmii-ing lo tha heirs thereof. K-fate of M 'nus Walker, deceased. Huph P. liairon, Administrator filed final settlemrnt Ordered Ihat 'luifiluj. Fe'irumy 5th, 1878 at 10 o'clock, be eel for the final hearing. Kstnte of Peler Pnqiiette, deceased. Wil freil Prelnnlaine, Administrator filed finxl set tlenvnt. Ordered tha Tuesday Febrn- ar.T 5th. 1878, bntcl foffinal hearing'. 1-,-Onir ol Alien rurnam, Orc-HS'-fi. bnrah A. Furnlinm Administratrix, fil-d final Flu'le n.enl. 0dered thutTm8lay.Feb.5.at 1 O'clock P. M. be set for final hearing of said state ment. Estate of Dennln Wood, dictated. Marion S. Wood, Administrator, Hied for final state mint. Ordered that Tuesday March 5th, 18 78. be set fur final hforimr. Etntp of N. C. Dean deceased. Anna Peun Administratrix petitioned for leave to lease tor a term ol jeirs 50 acres of tbe Win cluster Houston donation claim. Leave granted. Road Supervisors. Hb """ Rad Siqmsorfi for the diffcrent districts in the county were appointed as follows by tbe County Court at its lnl eessioo. District No-1, tJ L. Blake. 2 Wes'ey Mitchell. 3 S. D. Van Dyko. 4 J. A Crune. b Jcob I-h. 7 llenrr Klock. 8 U. W.Havnge. 10 Granville Hears. 11 O. W. Lance. J3.Ino Woods. 16 l'eier Simon. 18 II. O. Wilkinson. 20 M.Slnrgis. 21 J no. llugi;ins. 23 iviley fiirker. 26 M.A. liusiot). 31 C U. Kingsbury. 35 W.C. Miller. Rdnawat. John Uutrr BUritd for Kerby ville in a buiry labt Friday morning abuul lour o clock lor the purpose of inMalliug Ihe newly eltcttil ufSctia of tbe Udd Fellow's lxlgu ul iliut place. Iu going up llie bill wail ol towu his lump neul ouluuii the nigtn utiuj; veiy durk, tie gul uu Ike wruug ruud uud upsel Ihe bugg). Altir getiiug ihiugs righle.l ne made uuoluer atatt, bul lualeuu ol guiug luwurda Kerb) ville he cutue tin way, unit wlieu ubuul opposite LuUl Jlubcrl'i resi Ueuce tbe buines uinried ou u ruu, uud proved luo uiucb lur Mr. Doer, paiug tbrougb lowu al u prelly lively gait. Iu pdssiug fi) ntale'a s-uble be allempied lo ruu liieui lu, but tiuUiiii: ibis iinpussibls be cuuituuid ou a sliori duiuua: dowu lie roud, and then cuuie back to umke anutlitr ttfurt to get lu(o the stable. Iu goiug iuto tlie stable dour ooe of the burs- tacuiuued niiti the side of tbe burn, wuicb brought ihtm to a tlmid-slill. Tho buggy wua uiasbtd up cuusiderubly and one ot the Loia badly bruised, but air. liojer iscaped uuliutt. 'Ine tea in was llie same uue ibul ruu awoy with Ludd Savage the week previous. m Installation. At a regular meet ing ot Phoenix Grange No. 104, P. ot II., Jan lltn, 1878, the lullowing nam ed persous weio installed as officers ot Phoenix Grange, No. 104, by F. AL Piymale, P AI ot Jacksonville Graimr: J h" Cooper, W AI; V S Goer, O J & llernu, L; S C lay tor, S; J V lien in, Ast. Sec; E E. Gore, C A N Joilecl'; J AI lloxie, Sec; N 11 Cole man, G K; iM8 S Colemau, C; AIics A J Guei, P; Alloa Alary llernu, b"; Miss E Cooper, LAS. Haz'etl, (be filgnm I'rinier tramp, re ccuily tumed up iu Virginia City, iNcVada, wuSurnsuu and cuuvicad lur Oiuuktiin'cw, and bis seuleucu w su.-pnuled lor iwtuty lour hour lo giv him a cbancu to leav town m: T. O.REAMKS K.R.JUEAMKS REAIUES BROS., mi; 111 AS UM ! THE OLD TEMPLE OF FASHION BKTIVKD AGAIN At TUB FORMER STORE OFSACHS BROS, CALIFORNIA STREET, Jacksonville, ... drogoa, BT RECEIVING THE Largest and Best Selection OF FALL & WliIBR DRY GOODS FANCY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS ETC. WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF TUB ladies to the fact that we have now oa hand the largest and best helecteU assortment of LADIES' DRKS3 GOODS and FAN'OV GOODS of crer description in Southern Ore gon, and we will henci-torth make this lias of goods our specialty aud sell thcui at Prices to suit the Times. To the sentl'mcn we will say, It joa kt Nc. 1 SUIT OF CLOTHES yon must po to Rearms Bros, to bny it, as we claim to hart the best STOCK OF CLOTHING in Jacksoo. t.unty and will 1W none to undersell ns. Tbi-ne Rood wern hh ..UTchast-d by a memhetv or our firm from FIKST CLSS Housi InSatr Franciicii and New York, and we will warrant-evt-ry article aud sell then as cheap (or cash as any jOtre in the conntj ui ealso keep on band a full stock ef HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CR00KKRT GLASSWARE, A FULL LIFE OF ASHLAND GOODS Etc., Etc. Give us a call and jii'lge for yourselves as tcr our capacity of furnishing goods as above. "The proof of the pudding is eating it," REAMKSBROS. EXCELSIOR LIVEIU Iteffl FEE& 3 T .V-Xa XiB. Corntr ct Orioos and California Sts., Jacxsoiiviii W. J. rX.YT3.aXX:, Prop'r. WOULD RESPECTFULLT INFORM TIIK FCB 1.IC tbtt I hare fln itock of Horses, Buggies and Carring- Aod wt an prtparrd to furnish onr ptroni and lua p lie general) j with Pine T'Tuoutt Aicaabhadonlhraciaccoait. Saddle horwa tuv to go to rjr part f tha connlrj. Animals Bouglit and Sold. Ilomti broke lo work alrvIa or JoubU. Uoraaa boarc and the beat or care beatuweil njion them WU In ch-rn. A liberal ahare of tha pablia prfMte la air llclted en reaaonabla lerma. fJfl 15,157111 UNION LIVERY SALE AND ftft EXCHANGE mlte:9 Corner of -lth and California Sts., JACICSONVII.LK, OHEGON. J. A. OARDWELL PROPRIETOR; mire pnoraiETons have fcllt jL relmlltand refitted theaboTeell known establishment, and have made rx-P tertlve anil comfortable addltluim there-1 to. Wa have the Tery best horses, bnjejoe ana llTer snrnonis oi an Kiom. uurarocisoi roaosiera caanot Da excelled In the Stata. Horses Boarded On reasonable terms, and the bast of care and atceatlaa bestowed upon them while under thelrcharga. Also Horses Bought and SoW. We are satisfied that we can f sallafaction, and wll ' Kuaramr-e inesame. n 11 a (ma impression wa haea np ursu hesitation In aollclllng patronage. oct 16 '73. FORDHAM & JENNINGS GEOOBRS, NOS-. 600-and 60t FROM TS TREET' SAN FRANCISCO, Notice to Miners . ': iS I1KREBY GIVEN THAT I UAVKj SKENPULT AP pointed, and that mr bonds hare be u pprovad as Unite.1 States ' DEPUTY SURVEYOR, 01 MineralCUIma for Mining District No. 1, In the Stake ofOregun. OFFICE Nar Ashland, Orropk. octl '7'Jly ft K. MTKR.