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Newspaper Page Text3 OREGON SENTINEL. J AOOS05YTU.E "Satcbday, Febecasy 26, 1881 -.LaBd arc at Ktnclrars. e-1 JIH SO, issa. J T AH Wham It tatty Carrrnx SaUce U krrrky slrra that I tune dnls -utcid tbe tltUXO rTlnL at tic paper la wklefc I aH hrreaflrr paMUk all pre ptiB, haaaeslcaa1 and appllcatlan Jar aalnlax JialrnU far land Irtns ear -JacfcitaTHir. JicLmi raatr, resaa. tt. r. EnJtai. ursi-oer. Hi New Lawyer. Wm. Ruble of Cov te creefc argued hu own case before Jodge Hann& on ThursSay, liis Side of tie case lasting three Lours. Kelly's ado was rejirespnted liv C W. Kahler -d tf udge Prim. C. of H. BalT. The iarty given by Yictonr Council, C. of IL, at Holt's Sail last Tuesday evening passed off pleasantly but was not very largely at tended. Excellent music was provid ""ed by Prou Scott's string band, howev Vr. and tbe supjer riven by Madame -Holt was firstsclass in every particular : Awake foe 188L Send for bur nertr price lit for Spring and Sum hner. Note tbe reduction in all lines, 3ry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc-, ready for distribution March 1st, mail d free. Address, Red House Trade Union, Sacramento, CaL. the treat one- price house of tie coast A Poixt or Ouder. Yesterday an Elko Assemblyman asked leave to in traduce a bill out of order, and accord ing to the usual custom, several mem bers shouted out; 'Leael leave!" He glared angrilv about bim and remarked that he would leave when he got roadv, or when the House adjourned. Car -son ApjeaL Religious. The next quarterly meeting of Jacksonville circuit, M. E. Church, South, will le held at Eagle Point, March 5th and 6ib. Rev. M. XI Miller will commence the meeting on Friday evening the 4th of March at P.x. Rev. J. R. X. Bell writes that it will be impossible for him to be present, but says that Rev. H. B SwaSbrd of Applegate circuit will be prgAt to assist during the exercises xff quarterly meeting. All arc "cordially invited. Leciov op Honor. Mrs. F. E. Shiplev, Misses Annie Bilger and Maggie Linn have prepared the follow ing programme for to night's enter tainment. On account of the expenses incurred, an admission fee of 25 cents will be charged: 1. Opening song by Choir; 2. Tableau and Solo, Clara "Neuber; 3. Solo, Maggie Shipley; 4. Dram, "Fruits of the Wine Cup." Participated in by nine amateur er- lormers.) 5. Recess; 6. Instrumental aw.xua,'jtijAK ana lAme Ji. ivsree, "Let 'em ir" S. Closing fcong, W Ounr. , Severe Faxx. Yesterday morning tiltout S o'rioc; quite :n excitement was raied bv a rrnirt that Wm 1 1 off man bad fallen into hia cellar at home fid was in a dying condition. The old eitleman bad fallen into the cellar, while handling a barrel cf potatoes and was rendered fcenseless but was not fceriously injured. Fortunately some of the family heard bim fall and assist ance was immediately rendered, when it was found thit he had received quite b scalp wound in the liack of his bead and some severe bruises on bis wrist Mr. H. will probably be able to attend to business in a few days a;ain. How Long Will it Last! During tbe past three months there hae been sold in Jacksonville, alone, 01 er 5,000 deer skins. Deer will average about 60 Ibi, so that within a few months tbe deer slaying imputation have con sumed 300,000 lbs. of venison. It Biust have been consumed for, of course, the industrious teople who are slaying tbe noble game by the whole tale are too economical to waste wholesome food and too conscientious to violate law by simply slaughtering deer for. their hides. The question now comes up what will these poor wretches do when the deer are all murdered. The answer is that, a man who will kill a deer for its bide, will Steal. Fatal Aacthzsr. A strange and fatal accident .occurred in tbe moun tains .n itig Butte last Saturday higit which resulted in the death of ijrna. aiTO"na-ti--iR-3a- of-Er B. Caton e-f this place. The particu lars, as given by Geo. A. King, are about as follows: On Saturday morn ing the deceased in -wmpany with an Indian started for the mountains for a deer hunt, -expecting to camp out over night. Finding a suitable camping place in the evening they built a fite by the side of a good-sized log, cooked their supper and in due season spread their blaiikets and retired for the night. Their camping place being on a side bill, and each hating their own blankets, Armstrong made his bed tear the camp fire justbelojr the log while the Indian spread bis blankts about ten feet farther away. About twelve o'clock at night tie Indian was wakened by a strange, crashing noise, and on looking up discovered that the fire bad burned tbe log in two and one end bad rolled down the bill and over bis companion, crushing bim almost beyond recognition. Xot being able to extricate the' boy from under the log alone tbe Indian ran to Parker's mill for assistance. Death must have been instantaneous as no signs of life were visible, wben tbe Indian reached him. The corpse was brought here lat Monday nigbt by Geo. A. King and buried in the Jacksonville cemetery on the following day. The deceased was aged about 16 years and a general favorite among all who knew biro. LOCAL ITEMS. Raining again. St Patrick's day next Plant young fruit trees. Farming at a stand still. Masquerade ball on April 18th. The road over Applegate hill is bad. Dress goods 12 tents at tbe 2few York Store. Dr. Will. Jackson has returned from bis Asbland trip. Three undershirts for 51, at the New York store. Wm. Heffron of Roseburg, is visit ing Jacksonville. Remember the Legion entertainment at Holt's Hall to night Thousands of articles for salo at tbe 2ew York Store at cost rates. t Men's suits worth $15.00 sold at the New York Store for 59.00 only. Tbe Senatorial fight is still going on at Harrisburg no choice as yet Birkbead says be can and will make any hungry man happy for 25 cents. Mr. L.'Sv Appiegie and Mr. Rob ens of Lake county came in yesterday. The skating rink is a thing of the i&st, having been closed for the present H. A- Cryder has purchased Low & Dollar-hide's livery Stable at Phoenix. Several couples from Phoenix attend ed the C. of H. party here ou the 22d. French and Russian calf lioots worth 56.50 for 55, at tbe New York Store. Adam Klippel is ad interim of the Times during the absence of Mr. Xick elL A. H. Maegly will become a partner in Mrs. Bilger s hardware store on March 1st A new half mile race track will jiroliably be built in Miller's field just below town soon. Rev. M. C Miller will preach to morrow at Ynodville at 11 A. it. and Evaus creek 3.30 P. M. County Judge Day has been confined to his roctn for o?er a w eefc past with a severe attack of fet er. On Friday tbe Court adjourned un til Monday next, most of the business having been disposed of. L. Leonard of Josephine county is in town and reports his county as bad ly used up by the storms. An old folks party and supper was indulged in at Madame Holt's parlor last Wednesday evening. Rain has been pouriug down for tbe last forty-eight hours in Josephine county good for the mJfcrs. - City election next. Tuesday. At least five of the six candidates for Marshal ire liablctu get left We are sorry l announce that Jacob Ib and Deputy Sheriff McMenamy Bie both down with lung fever. Politicians will quit cabinet making a ter next inday but David Linn will contiue in that line of business. J. Q. Willils was in town yesterday. He looked like a regular granger and seems to like his new occupation. Dr. R S. Josepki succeeds Dr. J. C. Hawthorne as Superintendent of the Insane Asylum at East Portland. The Portland Bulletin is rio more, having died just when it was expected to eu'jer on a new and vigorous life. Another copious shower of rain fell on Thursday night and even the miners fail to complain of a lack of moisture. Elko, Nev., has a constable w ho cor ralls every looe boy found ou the street after nine o'clock in the eveniDg. The Journal reports the finding of a chunk of gold in a claim at Hawkins ville, near Yreka, weighing 23 ounces. J. H. Warner and Henry Boat will make final proof before the Clerk or Judge of Josephine county, March 3d. Tbe Stage Co. were to change time last evening which will bring the mails here in the morning from both direc tions. Some of our subscribers on Butte creeek complain of not receiving their Sextikels regularly. Where is the troutlef It is predicted by prominent medical men that tbe United State? will be visited by cholera in an 'epidemic form in 1SS1. " y.- Xine hundred jurors were summoned in San Francisco .before twelve men could be obtained who were fit to try KallocL Rev. D. A. Crowell will preach at Phoenix tomorrow morning at 11 a. si. and at Grant's Pass Sunday morniug, March 6th. Mrs. Chambers, and her grandchild ren Mary and John Love are, we are ssrry to ssy.all very ill with the prevail ing influenza. By telegraph; we Team of the death of F. Chausse of Grant's Pass last Thursday sight. He was about forty years of age. Joe Beacb, after a protracted stay among Jackson ille friends, Celestial and otherwise, returned to the Fort last Wednesday. Little Katie, daughter of A. C Jones, is said to be in a very critical condition with scarcely the slightest bope of recovery. The "Mountaineer" wrongfully cred its some trash from an Albany paper, referring b the Mitchell Scott affair, to the" Sestixel. Dr. J. A. CaTlendar and family ar rived in San Francisco from 2Jew York last week and propftse locating some where in California. Capt Applegate of Linkville and Robt Taylor, J. D. Carr's "ifajor domo" at Clear Lake are in the valley- looking up young cattle. Lackland of the Star Gulch hydraul ic mines made a good clean up yester day, but we hsxa not been able to lea.n the amount taken out yet C. C Kuney, travelling aent for the well known agricultural implement houso of Frank Bros., is in town look ing out for the interests of Lis firm. Bybee J: Hawkett cleaned up after a run of nine days in their Waldo mine realizing $1,600. It is expected that their water will last three months yet Mr. Merritt having recovered' so as to le able to resume his duties in the public school, scholars will therefore present themselves on Monday morn ing. The Sterling pipes are playing on very ricb ground, and we are informed by a gentleman, who visited the mine lately, that the bedrock is literally yel low with gold. After twenty days spent in selecting a jury in the Kalloch "case, the neces sary twelve have been obtainedndthe case is now on trial, .haying abeeq 'cpm j menced larf3rdyv?5 T?V?Jp rL'ymethwd'chas. Nickell started for Yreka last Saturday to at tend tbe Red Men's celebration at that place. The former delivered the ad dress on that occasion. Regular mail service" has been re resumed on the route from Ashland to Lakeview. There is said is be very little snort- on the mountain between Ashland and Linkville. A meeting of the qualified voters of Jacksonville school district will be held at the school house on Monday, March 7th, for the purpose of electing one director and a school clerk. J. T. Ramey of Table Rock has just returned from a long sojourn in Wao county with his band of sheep. F01 tunately he disposed of his sheep before the heaviest weather set in. One of our Chinese laundrvmen re fused to ay the 55 license required by the new law last Tuesday but Marshal Crosby brought him to terms after a shorts' ay in the new calaboose. Jo Clough nrrived from the north this week and is spending a few days in town. We learn lint he expects to take a band of cattle to Eastern Ortgon as soon as spring opens. Dr. Jackson has planted a hickory tree in front of his oSce. It will take all the sprouts it may have to protect the nets and the chances are that the licys will get the most of them. Wm. Bybee, Jr., and J. B. Coates started below last Sunday having in charge Wm. Jeffries and John Am brose who will each serve a term of two years in the penitentiary for lar ceny. . t Elder M. Peterson's appointments for 1881: 1st Sunday in each month at Mound district school house; 2d Sun day at Lone Oat; 3d Sunday at Wi: low Springs; 4th Sunday at Eagle Puint William Hanna, father of Charles Hanna and oldest brother of Hon. H. K. Hanna of this place, died at Woos ter, Ohio, on Feb. 21st He was 62 years of age and leaves a family of five children. Deer skirls have taken a big tumble in price leing worth at present only twenty cents per pound a fall of over fifty jer cent within a month, There is not now so great an inducement to slaughter deer. Dr. C. IT. Cox has located in Jack sonville for the practice of his profes siondentistry and has rented Aunty Ganuug's rooms for an office. The Dr. comes well recommended and asks a share of patronage. James Rawlins, indicted for the mur der of Kelly "the vag"' in Portland has been found guilty of murder in the ?econd degree. On Monday last he was sentenced by Judge Stott to im prisonment for life. Silas White late editor and propri etor of the Crescent Citv Courier has gone into the dairy business on Smith river. It will, no doubt, be far more profitable and independent than the newspaper business was. Hon. L. F. Lane has taken charge of the editorial colums of the Roseburg Star and the paper is mncli improved inconsequence. Lafayette has a genial pleasant vein ofLuuior in him that will crop out in any situaticrf. The Chronicle lately- started in Port-, land, Hied just one week and died. The publisher says ha has ascertained that it takes capital as well as labor to make a newspaper. It is to come out as a Sunday paper atd may last a week longer. Madame Holt has her new brick hotel all furnished in finer style and her table is supplied with everything the market affords. Look out for her new ad. next week and patronize the TJ. S. Hotel when you want first-class accom modations. The mid Willamette papers are try ing very hard to make a road where Special Agt Prosser says there is no road, but their labor is lost, as the road, just like the Oregon Central Military Road, was made on paper long since. Prof. O. C. Hill, of Oregon, Missou ri, it is reported, has been telected as Private Secretary to President Garfield. Our devil feels highly flattered over this selection, as the last school he at tended was presided over br Prof. Hill as principal. Messrs. Brown Bros, and Beach k Platter of Josephina county contem plate making an open cut between Alt house creek and Illinois valley. The cut will be about sixty rods long eighty feet deep in tbs middle and sixteen feet wide at the bottom".- George W. Stephentovd an offer for the sale cKn, Sir Walter, from partiBBBM in. Siskiyou county, Cat., bu has not yet been made. If is not sold Stephenson pro him to Albany this season. The game law is now infifoat, ba ing unlawful to kill deer after Mi 3Mt of June. It makes no differeaSekwr ever as we have some popaMUiio' lazy to work and they must livajjlfce fore they had better make a !KviiiVy violating the game law than by'sm!" ins- , . k Our old "pard" LittleSefAe Elko Post, has started an anti-Harmon sheet at Odgeiij the "Pilol;,'3jii under the noses of the saints. ' Tint's just Ed's st le and if he don't gjjpMs dose from a destroying angel fcjjgill make the bricks of the tabemele raiue. , 1 s We hear the following naste those of probable candidates fetike office of Town Trustees: FoSWy, Ficke, Howard, PlTmale, Schtinpf, McDaoicl, Cardwcll, Ulrich aud Jude. J. Nun an appears to ha ,-the candidate for Recorder tor-Treasurer., fr j-V t- P Fourliovs of Asl.!aiiar) Ust Thursday for d i&tif fii hlf" a.T'ife) meeting and will be tried in JusticVl De Peatt's court next Monday n d charge of misdemeanor. If an exam ple is made of thenl it may havi the effect of checking some df the hoodlum ism at public entertainments. f Senator Grover has introduced Vbill in Congress providing for $10,00(l'for work on the military road between Scottsburc and Camp Stewart. and .. . . SI 5,000 for work ou the military road letween the latter point and JTort Klamath. It is now so late in-thef sion that it is barelv possible that uie bill can lie pushed Airough before id journment It is piinfully apparent that action on the Chinese treaty will not bo jpd in time for the passage of-a law re striding immigration, at the pment session of Congress. As the Demo crats ha"ve control of bo h brancle'Tof Congress; it becomes quite plait'that thev have been insincere and only de sire to keep the Chinese question. "for a political nest egg. -' V Geo. A. Steel, formerly a most effi cient aud careful Postal Agent and a resident of Portland is an applicant for the Post-office in that city.'Mr. Cole his had the plnee eicht vearr and, as the "third term" idea is rcpilnant to the Republican party, he sh'juld go out "When he does, there is honeletter qualified for the place nor better en titled to it than Mr. Steel and if it were at our disposal he should have.it, hut it is not at our disposal and we can onlv hope for his success: We take the followin: from iMon iavs wregonian: josenur& ren. y. Harrison Rice, father of Hon.'ST'Wr Ri-e, county judge of tfnltnoinah and- lav's Ore"onian: Roseburg. Feb. 19. of Miss Eva Rice, one of tbe tc7ch,i in th Portland school, who resided 12 miles southwest of this city'dVrl a noon n dav, from injuries received vesttrdiy while riding a vicious horse from water. The horse lecanv up- manageable and ran against tha harn. ! Mr. Rice's head striking one oE the 1 beams, fracturing his skull. Chn. McCreary, fornwrlydruggist in Hannibal, Missouri, who is now serving out the last week of a two years term 111 the penitentiary a; Sa- leru, for emt'ezzlement, is wanted a.t Ins tormer place ot residence to Mswer to the charge of having set fir. drug store and defrauding thr( eompanys out of a large sui A requisition from the 1 Missouri and Deputv Sheriff x.. ot llunnitui, will arrive at calem tli a week to claim the prisoner. "One of the NcwNorthwest's staiucb friends in Jacksonville forwards a opy of the Sextinkl of the 5th instant, which, after announcing the meeting of the Cont-ention of the State Woman Suffrage Association, says: ",Ve hear it whispered that Mr. Autenrieth will not represent Jackson county in the Convention." It is well for Mr. Au tenreith that he did not attempt to "represent Jackson county" in the Convention, for the police force of Portland cannot be intimidated .by hired boys as were the officers in Saieiii when he was master of the "pppW tion to tha lauics ratification Ineeiing there." The above from the NewAUd west is not very complimoTifarT Salem officers; but it is claime3lefMr, Autenrieths friends thnt tha lad; feated one of his raot brilliantjegorts at Salem. vsm A Test Case. A case involving the constitutionality of the Clerk's and Sheriff's "salary" law was decided by Judge Hanna on Wednesday - J.rW.. Manning bad applied to the.Oointy Clerk to have a deed recorded, atlbe. same time tendering the new legai'fee. The Clerk refused and Manning ap plied for a mandamus which was granted. The case came up on iti merits, the Judge deciding, that as the, main question had been passed upetf by a former Supreme Court he row? order obedience to the present law, al though he held a contrary opiniea;to, that of the higher tribunal. The omm will now go to the Supremo coiSE where the matter will be finally ris? i . ' ifuau uu SpRisq Term. The closing tereaf V the present school year of Ashhu College commences March 1st, a1 closes May 25th. The Spring term always one ot the most profitable pleasant of the year. The two tent1 just passed haye been highly rnrrjifc ful. A teacher's class followed- v teachers institute will be organized i spring term. ifaofihe ,JLrTla . JwSSggS.a HkaBa-4lA-1A Hance r 'of PiA. m. ar. BAILBQAB El'vALET. The Sunday Mercury, of Portland, prints a long account of the rivalry now existing between the O. R. & N; Co. and OiCR. R. Co. and speculates on the results that are likely to follow. The follow ing circular has been issued by the O. Jb C. R. R. Co. aud our mer chants shipping goods that way will do well to take notice: Portland, Feb. 18, 1S81. Dear Sir: The customary delivery of freight from San Francisco and the East to us, upon written orders, or when freight is merely marked to our care, has been discontinued by the Oregon Railway & Navigation Com pany. We can only obtain freight from said Company at Portland to hip over our toad upon the consign or furnishing ino by mail, with bill of lading or freight receipt, "made out to leliver the freight to the Oregon it California Railroad Company at Port land. Should you desire to ship over our road please instruct your shippers accordingly. Yours truly, E. P. Rogers. General Freigh.tand--Passeiiger.Agt iThts cOurw:adopfcVyJltIOILTfc x&rst&tmx mcx w m si 7 t m jm ., Of .Twirj taken to injure the trad aud'travel of theO,&.0. R. R. Co.,, in order that the steamship company should derive all the benefit, will induce the rich Tutons to push their road to the Cal ifornia boundary line, and cover the gap of 120 miles which now prevents through connection w'ith San Francisco. It is the intention of the company to proceed immediately with the great work and complete it next fall or early in the fcpring of 18S2. This is no sen sational business, but a fnct, and th company means to accomplish it. The line according to the latest develop ment.s, will pass eat of Guiyonville and about IS miles to the east of Jack sonville, making a detour around Rob ert's Hill and the Canyon, Cayote Hill, and tha Cow Creek mountains. It has been decided to place the farn hence to San Francisco at 515 for first class passengers, and 58 for secend class. The night tniin will leaye Portland at 4 P. it., stopping at Albiny for sujiper, reaching the Canyon line by daylight y "oleeperr," and making the trip in 32 hours from this city to Irian Francis- ico. lii a cornptition, it is insisted, wil compel the 0. R. & N. Co to draw off their line of steamships to San Francis co as they cunnot compete with these 5gures and rapid tronsit This is to o a Roland for the Oliver produced by the 0. R. x N. Co., whose object in re fusing fi eight to the O. j: 0., it is al leged, was to" force them to sell their line to the former corporation, so that should they obtain po&ssion of it, the road would remain as it is and be built no further than Roseburg. By this means the steamship line, which produces an immense levenue annually. -.. . - ....- Ji ""pohze the carying traffic fet weefrj - fl"1 " Francisco and Portland. The could increase tnat reTenue aim mo- Dutch blood is aroused, and should the rivalry continue, wo may expect to see ii vlv times heralded by the arrival of .'i1.7 A illiaui and the Scotch Laird o' Airl.c 'iij. 'he Standard discredits the fort .;;, the Oregonian of Feb. 22d 1 ,- ,, t i!n,,:nT. In the London Times of January 20 we note an "advertised prospectus" which contains matter of interest and importance to Oregon. It is the pros jvecluB of a syndicate for reorganization nf the Oregon and California Railroad Company, and completion of the road. It sets forth that several bondholders of this company, headed hy Mr. Henry Viilard of New Yof fc, have undertaken the formation of a plan to placs the conijianv on a sound and permnnent financial liasirs, and to provide funds for completion of the road to a junction with the Central Pacific. It is stated that the plan of reorganization is sub stantial! similar to that of tlio North em Pacific. The principal of the old I bonds will be converted into 7 percent preferred stock and the arrears of in terest into common stock, and power will be reserved to the company to cre ate a general mortgage on its entire system to secure 6 per cent gold bonds, issued at the rate of 520,000 on each mile of constructed road. Of an isnte of 50,000,000 of these bonds the sjndi Mte propose to take 54,000,000, the other 52,000,000 being used to extin guish tho existing prior lien. All bond holders are invited to join in the syndi cate until the amount is made ni. bv cleDO.sitinjr their bonds with the London andjknJLircisco-haflff9"23rf4te t said final account Uroad street, Loudon. iSeliei is ex pressed that the bonds taken will be sufficient to complete.tbe road in two - years, llie undertaking contemplates such completion on the original plan of the Oregon nnd California railroad. This schpme is outlined with a clear ness and assurance that promises suc cess. It puts a Very different face on the affairs of the Oregon and Califor niu Railroad Company from that given bv rumors which have represented Mr. Viilard and the O. R. &. N. Co. as pur suing objects which were opposed to the interests of this railroad. We know nothing of the facts beyond what is rejwrUd by the advertisement in the London Times. But that ad vertisement is sufficiently full and cWr to indicate a well matured plan, which appears to hold out good promise of a successful result. g-- ST aVT9.3a.3a.X3Z!X EATTON PATTON At the res- idence of the officiating clergyman, on February, 16, 1881, bv Kev. M. A. Williams, Mr. James K.. Patton to Miss Gcorgie E. Patton. BOHKT. -LYMALE In Manzanita precinct, )Fbruary 13th, to the wife of F.M. dymale, a daughter. Circuit Conn rrocccdlBgt. The following are additional Court proceedings since cur last report: II. "Kelly vs. Walter Ruble et al.; suit in equity. Demurrer hied. State vs. Lim Wang; larceny. Tried by jury. Verdict not guilty. State vs. John J. Latbrop; asrault with dangerous weapon. Tried by jury. V enlict not guilty. Reamcs Bros. vs. John M thews. Leave granted to revive execui on. Ellen J. Morrison vs. John L. Mor rison; suit for divorce. Decree granted. Martin J. Mathews vs. J. Mathews; divorce. Same as above. Sarah A. Henry vs. Charles Henry; divorce. Same as above. Mary A. McEIroy vs. Jos. McElroy; divorce. Same as above. J. W. Manning vs. Henry Klippel, County Clerk; petition for alternative writ of mandamus. Demurred to by defendant, argued by counsel ind de cided in favor of-plaintifL JDall axd Settle. Kahler Brsx. k-eraby give ualifip tkatrrfrutt-rrave atjrta"i)d githgginUeuledtorJiu Afeall ami ittefswHlerel tal.liahinj i ear. theic credit- fornofhsr DIED. MARCH Near Central Point, Feb ruary 17th, of dropsy, Daniel P. March, aged 28 years. HIGGINBOTHAM Near Central Point, February 20th, Annie, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Iliggiu botbam, aged 7 mouths. 1 III lli.1 !, 1HM tUI. Pf mh-LOTWKSC TTHIWA NEW advertisements! FINAL CALL. Those indebted to Barneburg & Kin cjiid will step up without further notice and settle eft. er by cash or note as a set tlement must be had immediately-. li.VRN-KBUha & KlNCAtD. ' di. c n. COX, PHYSICIAN, AND SURGEON -L DENTIST, JACKSONVILLE, CP.EG0N. Offers liis services to the public, on California sircet, opposite buildinjr. Office Hyan's NOTICE; LisiD OrricE at Koiuiuitc, Oax., ) Fel rua-y 18, lcdl. f Notice Is hereby ghcrl that the following-named settler lias tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support or his claim, and secure fund entry thereof on Saturday, April i), 1831, before the Judge of Cltrk ot Josephine, cdunty, Oregon, viz: Charles Agee, Homestead Application - 0 .-Y r .T y V VVrV .' ' A ,A V M j?'Nn$E J'Vt-e -m c s 0f fa Aan, jjj, , j,; his witnesses, viz: James Ferriu. iNick Tlioss, Robert Murray and "W. N. Ferrin allot Wilder ille, Josephine count, Ore gon. rt"V. F. lhy.4Aiiix, Register. - -- ' J-g----..--T fiiflmzEL vzi On account of illness nnd my intention of visilim; the Eastern States, I must ak all those indebted to me to come forward and settle immediately either by cash or note. I). McMenamy has been appointed my agent fur the settlement of all claims ami unless prompt attention is paid to thiscnl) costs will 1m: added at once. Those having claims against me arc also requested to ptCK-nt them at ouce for scttlum-nt. I mean jut what I say. Wm. Kviike. Jacksonville Feb. l'J, 1SS1 BENEDICT HOUSE. Ari-LKGATE, OllEGOX. S. 21. SAYLOZ?, 23.GITa. Having leased this Popular Stand for a term of years, informs the Public it will be kept up to its former high standard. First-class Table and clean lieds for the travelling public. Hay, Graiu and stab ling us usual. Sotkc of Final Settlement In llie County Court of Josephine county, State of Oregon. In the matter of the estate of Peter Thomp son, deceased. "VJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ii the administrator of said estate has tiled in the County Conn for Josephine county, Oregon, his final account as such administrator, and by order of said Court, inesuay lucom nay 01 April, a. y., loai. at me nour 01 11 o'clock A.JUj-set Jor I . -P " . ... and all persons interested in said estate are hereby notified to appear and file his or hcronjections-tosaiu" accouuion or before said day. Published in the OncnoN Sestiski. by order of Hon. Thos. F. Floyd, Judge of sgid Court. Glouoe Guotz. Administrator. Dated, January 24th, 1831. en hsu Clearance Sale OF Dry Goods, Fancy Goods. CLOTHING, HATS, E.1 C. AT COSTFOM CASH For tho Next Sixty Days AT Ream s Bros. BBaiaS2EaE9flMlaWM-a9BaaaHHai 4 O51P HFfclJIH PliliRl5i2?BII ci7a73 Cnroi c - novor dlaap" points. Tho wcrld'a coat Pall ItfiHovor for Sln osd Beat; Cionp, isloi and rcHaMft" ' pixcarri's castoria is not Jfarcotic. Children grov&t upon, Mothers like; ftsvl Pliysdclnns rccommoiitl UASTORIA. It regulates tlio Bowels, cares "Wind Colic, allays I'cvcrlshncst-, uad tl strdys 'TV'orms. . -4 m ii 1 11 -mi m 1 1 1 1 "V7EI DZ HSYEK'S CA TARltH C.nrc, a Constitutional Antidote for this torrfblo mala dj, by Absorption. Tho moif Important IJiscovery since Voo c!nation. Other remodios may, relievo Catarrh, this cores at 007 ataso before Consumption sotsiij asCHTrl5.!i3BWassssssssl Sheriff's Sole. IVY VIRTUE of an ceeufi n duly J issued it of tho Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon for Jackson county on the 31t day of January, IS31, upon a judgment rendered by the Supreme Court of the State of Oregon on the 2d day of April, lbtio, and was duly enroled and docketed in the clru's otnc of the Cir cuit court on the IO1I1 day of April, 1880; in favor of Villiam and Walter Iluble appellants, and against the Cayote Gold aud Sihcr Slining Company, ro-poniletllA for the recovery of tin, aum ot $412.1.1 and the further sum of $1-1(1.18 cosU ami acLiUing uta, and to me directed and deliiured commHiinai iu 10 satisfy the above demands 1-v levy and side first out of the personal prcpi-ri. of the respondent, or if sufficient cannot be touml, then out of the reid property l)eloiigin2 to said n-sK)niIent in any county ou or after the lOihday of April lbfeO, and in obediene to said command I have levied upon and will otler for sale for c;ish in hand In gold coin of the United Slates at pub lic auction to the highest bidder at tile Court House door in J -iksouvillc, Jaclc aon county Oregon, on .Kuuilar Jlnrtti SSiti. I.S.SI, At 1 o'clock, r jr. on said day, all tho riitht, title and Interest of the said Coyote Gold and Silver .Mining Company id and to the lolloping property, lo-wit: Buginnintr at initial point No. 2 at a post at the S. "V. romer of a mining claim formerly owned by John Itohlnfton laying on Cayote cre-k in Hie county of Jackson, Slate of Oregon, on the right bank of said creek about four mile in 1111 easterly course up said creek above llie point win re the tage road from RoiU'btir? tn .Tuoksonvillr rriHsrs (iaid cre Ku.d uuoui liv un.nua ei of the mouth of Kelly' Uuk-li from which point .1 red llr 3' dianu-tcr. bears XnrtU 02 deg. Vet, 6(! link diMant thcricfl follows the me.imleringfl of the" cfeeR donn -.i..i.i 0,1 Hi H0-l.t -f tli nortll bank a follows: Variation HI dcg. E. S. 7!Uf dey. VT S.1.1 chains to a post from fnnn which an alder (! incjns diameter bars S. Gl deg. E. (Ii links distnnt; thence N".30ij dcg. "V. 2.J chains to a po-t from which a nsl fir 20 in din. bears X; 33 E. 27 links distnul. Also a red. fir 4 in dia. bears K. 4tf links di?t. Tliefleo X. 72J deg AV 8 '-O chains to a post fionf which u ml firoO in dia. beam N 87 dig. E. 122 links dist. 1 hence S. 80 deg. W, ID chains to a post fioui which a led fir 10 in din. bears X. 72 de E. BEJ links dist., also an alder 1 in dia. bears S 32 deg. W. 3T links (list. Thence N. 3J deg. W. ra chains to a ixt from which a red fir -'tin dia bears S. 13 (leg. W. 23d links dist. Thence X. 7$ deg. E. .1 chains to 11 jost fiom which a red rlf IS in ilia hours X. (10 deg V. 10'J link-i (list. Tlienco 78 deg. E. 3SJ20 chaln to a post from which a red fir 12 in din. bears X. 22 deg. W. 72 links dist. Thence' S. 7fC (leg. W iOOOclinins to flic place of lieginiiinircontHlniiig ;K) actes. Also tho following deM-rihtd tract of mining land: Bog lining at the i V. corner of the aboedescribvd tract of ISO acres and run ning S. fiG deg W. 922 rhiins to a mst for a corner from which a red fir 30 in dia, bcurs X. 71 (leg. E. 'M links dist: Thence S 70 deg. W. 4 M chains to n post for corner fnnn which a red Mr 30 in dia; bears X 8 d.-g. E. 13 links dial. Also red fir 24 in dh Ik.im S. 70 dig. W. 33 links dist. Tin nee X It dig. V. COO chains to a post from which a red fir 14 in dia. lxurs Ki tii ' AV. 20 links dist. Thence X 70 deg. ET to .1 prwt from which a black oak 15 in dia. bears X. 7 dcir. "WV 142 links dUt. Thence S. 14 deir. E. COT. cilains totheilaceofl?-r!ndaa- "on talnln'?' - CTe -ViBiT,srTrfrr":y iormeri' ns 1110. iMniei iiia'ncws milling claim sitUBleil upon said Coyote creeU' and commenclm; two hundred vnrda duo east of the S. E.cora;: cftkonrst above' mentioned tmct o( land patented to O. Jacobs and II Kelly anil at or near thn S. E. comer of a claim fonmrly owntu by John Robcrt-on tin we by a line running due north and .mli friun hill to hill, thence up said crtek along llie bas of the hill on the rkdit bank and upon thi; left liank 070 vnrds to a dead fir tree at - ,. .,. T. tr ., , ' the west end of creek claims formerly owned by P. II. O'Slien, nnd nil the aforesaid property and rll ditches, flume' nnd water rights connected with or belonging to any or all of said property. in jacKon couuiy, uregon, levied npon as the Real Pnijierty belonging to tho Coyote Gold and Silver .Mining Company, to satisfy the a'love named execution. VM. BYBEE, Sheriff of Jackjon County Or. By 3liu Catox, Depty. NOTIOS. Lasd Office at Kosniiuiuj. Oon ,1 Japiiarv-lst, lbSI. ) Xoticc ishereby given tlirit the following named t-ctller lias tiled notice of his inten tion to innke final proof in support of hi claim, and wenre liml entry thereof on Thursday. Jlarch 3d, 1881, before the Judge or Clerk of Josephine county, Ogn., viz: J. II Warner, Honu-stead Applica tion Xo. 2.283 for the bE orXW M.and XE 1-t of SW 1-t. ec2 nnd SE 14 of XE 1-4 of Sec 3,T 39 S U 3 W, and names tho following as his witnesses, viz: M. M. Davidson. James Jmmlnn Henry Boat, I m m cw all 01 Applegate, Jackson I count, Oregon Wm BEyjAMi.x Register, - V 1 s t - .?.