REGON 8EHTISEL.
JACKSONVILLE
Saturday, October 7, 18821
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land OJllcent i:ocltnrs. Osn.l
June ao, 1880. J
To nil ITliom It mnr C'oiirrrii:
Kollce Is hereby KHcn llial I liac dots
nnttd the oitl'.fto.N m:TIMX nstlic paper
In uhleh I Khali lirrt'.iDrr iublltli all pre
vmptlniu, Iinmotrail nml applications
Tor mining pnlciit for Innrtt ijlus "car
vlaeluontlllr. JaoJ.-.ou rniitit)', Orrzon.
W. F. ItEVMMl.t, ItrsMcr.
.Monet to Loak. Six hundred dol
lars to loan on good security. For par
ticulars enquire at the Sentinel office.
For Sale. Several head of horses,
Bets of harness and wagons. For furth
xjr particulars enquire of Bilger fc
Majgly
Lost. A. satchel containing some
children's apparel was lost on the
Sterling road on Sunday Sept, 23d.
he finder will confer a favor . by re
turning to this office; - ., '
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j;AiK'osTj'osEu.x're3iueni.DW7inoif
the MoaittSliafiI)isrfcTAgn5lturli
kte of tboinstT-BBSrhoreSS
lEair k posponed utitil$0ctober lltli.S
Please give' liotice.'' ' The heavy rains
of last week is the cause of the post
ponement. Eev. M. A. Williams will preach in
the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath
morning at 11 o'clock, on which oc
casion communion services will be held
and a collection taken up. Preaching
also on Saturday (to-day) afternoon at
2 o'clock MrAVilliams will preach
atEngle Point, on the 3d Sabbath (15th)
of thib month.
Distillery. H. K. Lvtle informs
us that he has secured sufficient stock
subscriptions for the erection of a dis
tillery at this place and work on the
buildings will be commenced as soon
as preliminary arrangements are com
pleted. A meeting of the stockholders
will probably be held to-day to decide
on who shall actas cashier and to make
tuch other arrangements as are necess
ary.
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MORREUsSrEClALlTY COMBINATION
After an extended tour through Cali
fornia, Eastsrn Oregon, Idaho, and
"Washington Territory, we are now
en-route for California and will be at
Jacksonville on Saturday the 7th inst.
The entertainment consists of first class
Minstrelsy Irish, Dutch, aud Hebrew
impersonations. Humorous Speeches
BeGned Burlesque and so forth. Come
everybody.
Religious Items. II. C. Fleming
preaches at Eagle Point Sunday morn
ing at theusual hour.. . .The, lint quar
terly meeting pLthQ M.E. Church for:
this circuit willbc1i613atshland?toi
Tfiorruw lutdy 6aiu1aySBevtjST?SD5i
IMWrETSuMlfiS
Sharmwi)l!le5'
in nttenffance.
PT Regular services- nt
the Catholic Church in this place next
Sunday Bev. B. C. Oglesby will
'preach at Aulioch school house next
Sunday. -
A Sad Affair. While out hunting
one day last week in comp.iHy wiili
another boy a fourteen year old son of
Judge Baldwin met with an accident
that resulted fatally on last Sunday
night. The' had bui't a camp fire and
while the other boy was out hunting
young Baldwin fell in the fire during
a fit and was most horribly burnt, and
was still lying in the fire when found
by the other bo'. The bovs father is
at work on the railroad, but onaccount
of the interruption on the telegraph
line he could not bo reached in time
even for the funeral.
Brutal Hanging. From Thos. G.
'Beanies who returned from Lake count)'
last Sunday, wo learn that Spokane
Ike was hung on Fiiday previous by
the Indian authorities for the murder
of the Indian doctor for the alleged
malpractice on the formers child.
When swung off the knot twisted round
to the back of Ike's head, and his
Hands 'aeinguntied, the condemnedman
raised his hands and commenced coon
ing up the rope, when two of tho In
dians present caught him by the legs
and held him down until ho was
-choked to death. Capital punishment
should be abolished with such executors.
Accidentally Shot. We arc in
formed, Kays tlie Coos Bay Mail, that
place ton Wiuchester.bay,,atthejrtoqm
.,-? ;-. - in J i i
-of the TJm
uti iyerMLmw wiiHia'sjaa
CeroQT accident somctHinGHiore.t:
wejjk ago. He was killing the seals
that robbed his gillB nets set for salmon
in the bay, and in -moving the gun in
the boat the piece was discharged, sen
ding a bullet through his hand, shatter
ing the shoulder joint and lodging
against the shoulderblade. The phy
sician summoned pronounced the
wound dangerous, but we understand
that there are now hopes of his recov
ery. Sexatoeial Election. This all ah
sorbing question does not seem to bo
nearer the end than it was a week
ago and no particular changes have
taken place since our last report.
Mitchell's vote on yesterday's ballot
was 38, Shattuck 2S and the rest
scattering. Mitchell still holds his
40 votes and the reduction on yestor
day's ballot was caused by the pair
ing of two Democrats with two .Be
publicans. It now looks as if there
is to be a dead-1 ock on this question
throughout the session. Dr. Plummer
of Multnomah and Bepresentativo
Eakin of Lane county have quit voting
for Mitchell and are now casting their
, votes promiscuously among the
numerous candidates, while the five
Democrats still stick to Hon. Jno H.
Mitchell, whose friends still expect to
bee him win.
LOCAL ITOIS.
More rain.
Tho city Dads meet on the ICth.
Call at John Miller's for a bargain.
Try an "Owl" at Crosbys Bed Front.
Morrell's Specialty Combination to
night. Justice Huffbr paid Yreka a visit
this week. -
An election will be held in Ohio
next Tuesday.
Smith & Beale have charge of the
Ashland meat market.
The late rains have extinguished' the
fires in the mountains. . "
Uncle George Nurse is reported mis
sing from Lake county.
Samuel H. Egger is moulding brick
for tho new Court House.
Spring wool is quoted at 17 cents in
the San Francisco market.
For cheap farms, go to Cardwell &
Johnson real estate agents.
County Court, with a full board pres
ent wa? in session this, wee.k.
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oau enou.
.! WiT
For a cough or cold there' is noj!cm,-
edy equaU to Ammen's Cough Syrup.
Anovj. Vwedding is announced to
take place '.tear Bock Point in a few
days.
Heavy rains fell this week, and some
of our miners have already commenced
work.
Another wedding is announced to
take place at Ashland on Wednesday
next.
If you want to borrow or lend tnon
e,v call at the office of Cardwell &
Johnson.
The Mechanic's Fair at Portland is
proving a good success financially and
otherwise.
Judge Day is acting as County Clerk
during the abence of Henry Klippel in
California.
The Lakeviw Academy, with Prof.
S: S. Caldwell as principal will open
November 1st.
Grit Tolman of Portland passed
through town this week on his way to
the Yreka Fair.
Senawr Prim, and Bepresentative
Stanley, w ill nccept our thanks for legis
lative documents.
Scarlet fever has extended to Jose
phine county. There are no cases in
this county at present.
Plymale is always ready to supply
good liv. ry out-fits to customers at
the lowest liviug prices.
i WiWSWatsohilateTof,thf Lakeview
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Oiugene,, ana JranKsaaavage, v m.
Demi? and Juli"s Schmidt returned
from the railroad this week.
The Lakeview "Examine! " is growl
ing about the wiy mails arrive at that
placoover the southern route.
A number of new buildings will be
erected in Jacksonvill next Spring,
and our prospects aro brightening.
G. Karewski sent a largo lot of flour,
oats, bacon and lard to tho railroad
this week and received good prices.
Wm. M. Turner returned ftom
Salem last Thursday night. Ha re
ports the Senatorial situation in statu
quo.
The Weyman troupe is now playing
at Yreka and will likely extend their
trip to this placoafterthe Fair. They
givoa first-class entertainment.
Dolson's surveying party is now
camped near the mouth of Bear creek.
The line is definitely located as far as
Neathamraers place on Bojue Bivcr.
H. M. Thatcher of Linkville has
secured a position in the Surveyor Gen
eral's olfico at Portland and will go
down in a few days to take the place.
After an absence of several months
Geo. S. Howard returned from the
north this week, and says that he is
content to Slav with us a while longer.
Don't let your wives or daughters
see those new style skirts at Beanies
Bros, or the old man will have to
punglo at once. Oh my ain't they
nica? . t . T .
few days.
Por the very best plow in use call on
Kubli and get a Morrison. This is ac
knowledged to be the best for all pur
poses, especially for sticky land.
Prices low.
Tho telegraph line was broken for
several days this week, most of the
trouble being between Grave Creek
and Canyonville and at some poinP
south of xreka.
James Lyttle of Josephine county
gave us a pleasant call this week. He
was the main owner in the Coppermine
recently purchased by Henry Villard
the railroad king.
Tho Board of Equalization met at
the Clerk's office this week but as no
one felt aggrieved at the figures taken
by Assessor Nichols the assessment
will remain as it is.
M. Colwell has puchascd tho stock
and goo'd will of the Union livery
stable and took charge this week.
Mike is a rustler and we expect him to
do a goi husiness.
Colonel M. White and bride will ac
cept the thanks of the Sentinel corps
for compliments received and we hope
they will never lave another Bow(e)
as long as they live.
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The Supreme Court of the State of
Oregon met at Salem on Monday last
with Chief Justice Watson presiding
and a full bench present. The docket
is not large this term.
We will have tri-weekly mail service I
to Crescent City next week Through
stages will also be put on in a short
time and this will soon be the popular
route to San Francisco.
Thos. J. Kenney received a fine as
sortment of buggy robes from tho
Ashland Woolen mills this week and
invites those needing such articles to
call and take a look at them.
The railroad is expected to reach
Bedfield's on Cow creek about Decern
ber 1st. If such is the case our teams
iters can haul freight all the year round
on comparatively good roads.
'If you want a sewing Machine call
at E. C. Brooks' drug, watch, clock,
and jewelery store. His machines are
a little finer and his prices a little
snugger than any other bugger's.
Only one applicant for teacher's cer
tificate was present at the quarterly
examination by School Superintendent
Colviglast Saturday. Our schoalsare
nearlvolfisupplied with teachers.,
lijnireaftfceMMSaBral
gagsIL na-p9r-par:ons, cf, Lfat
iplacemaidjoar townTOvisiE iyesterdav?
Keport says that the lal ter came down
to get authority to commit matrimony.
Wm. H. Parker's youngest daughter
was severely injured this week by
falling against a saw in the Butte creek
saw mill. She had a narrow escape
from being killed, but as it is she will
recover.
Wm. Col well, who shot Chas.
Hanna several weeks ago, has secured
bohds and is now at liberty. Dodson
is still in jail and will probably remain
there till his trial comes offin Novem
ber next.
Oh 1 give me anything made of
beans !" exclaimed a Boston man who
was taken sick in the West when asked
what he would have to eat. They
obeyed his request. They gave hiin
castor oil.
Dolson's surveying party is again
camped near the the Birdsey place on
Uogue Biver from which point they
re running preliminary lines toward
this place. Ilulberts party have gone
to the Riskiyous.
The "Examiner" of Lakeview says
that a young Spanish boy named Snee
was drowned in tho slough at Warner
valley at, or near the place where John
S'ankard was drowned last fall. His
body was recovered.
Death to rats, mice, roaches and
ants; Parsons Exterminator. Barns
granaries and households cleared in a
Miigle night. No fear of bad smells.
Best and cheapest vermin killer in the
world. Sold everywhere.
Ask for the Brownsville Woolen
Mills clothing, blankets etc. J. Nunan,
.P. W. Crosby, city, mid J. P. Foun-
tain of Ashland, and other leading
merchants sell thegoods. Cardwell
it Johnson Soliciting agents.
Members of the Legislature are still
introducing bills but very littlo sub
stantial work is being done on account
of the Senatorial election which is un
decided. A proi er enforcement of the
laws we now have is sufficient any
how. The wealthiest city of its size in the
United States is Portland. A witty
writer accounts for it by saying: "It
rains for six months there, and the
women folks cannot get out to spend
the mouoy, aud wealth necessarily ac
cumulates' Thomas Critser formerly a saloon
keeper at Boseburg had a leg broken
this week by being thrown from a
wagon near Grave Creek, and he i3
now reported to be lying in a very
precarious condition and with but
slight chances of recovery.
One of John Orth's boys Henry
fell on the stone sidewalk in front of
Wintjen Jb Helm's saloon last Sunday
and cut his nose and lip severely. This
makes the seventh accident of this
kind that the boy has had and he can
fairly be considered a picture of bad
luck.
Bilger fc Mregly this week received
a full assortment of plows. Among
them are the celebrated Browne sulky,
Garden City clipper, Buford Clipper
and Oliver's Chilled. Farmers call
and examine their stock, and don't
forget the old reliable Garden City
JHSmainrMlroadSaOTniat
iRiddleburgTritSelJus'lthatlWliK'di?
iOTTfaUllt. Urautft latnnnrr-akZ-
?SJr.l:l?lS.-.T.iiiTj?
care of O. and C. B. B., Biddle, no"
commission will be changed and the
goods will be properly stored
good warehouse.
in a
George Engle is the forwarding
agent at Biddleburg and as he always
attends to all business with promptness
and dispatch he will, no doubt, give
the best of satisfaction. A number of
our merchants aro now shipping to
this point, which has also been made
thu terminus of tho O. & C. Stage Co.
A petition was in circulation this
week entering a protest against the
taking away of aportion of the territory
belonging to Jackson county, and add
ing it to Josephine, as asked for in the
bill introduced in the Legislature by
Bepresentative Thornton of the latter
county. The remonstranco was gener
ally signed.
A. W. Presley and the school di
rectors of (his district got into a
squable this week as to whether the
former was entitled to send his chil
dren to our school as a citizen of the
town and the matter being brought
before Judge Hanna he decided that
Mr. Presley was a citizen ot Jack"
sonville and fully entitled to all the
school privileges.
OIK SOLIB HEX.
The following is a list of the tax
payers in Jackson county who pay on
over 2,000: ,
Ben Haymond 13,031
Wm. Harper 3,133
Michael Hahley 15,955
Wm. Hoffman 5,273
C. A. Inlow i. 2,008
Jacob Ish estate - . r 16,970
G. A. Jackson f. ) . 2,745
N. D.Julian .-.- 3,000
John Johnson ... 2,407
E. Jacobs
Wm. Kahler
W. B. Kincaid
O.K. Klum
ttr t rr: :a
4,610
2,335
3,027
4,371
2.S85
M . IV. JV1UIM1U i-
Sol. &. Hyruan Abrahams.
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2,000
7,000
IXtVihUl LIUV ',
E K. Anderson J 10,158
Henry Anierman '. . . . 14,407
Ashland M'f'g. Co 11.452
W. II. Atkinson 0,223
L. Applegate
G. H. Aiken
4,362
5,130
4,512
5,058
5,702
H. B. Brown ,
B. H. Brown
T. F. Beall..
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,03;937
iBeaU'i.'BroX ?&$
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FredfcBariy
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3Q&97$
Buttler, Drako & Co
Joseph Crane
J. A. Calkins 4,415
James Cluggage 2,510
S. Colin 2,250
Mrs. Anna Dean 3,050
Jeptha Davison 2,243
Pat Dunn 8,316
Ed DePeatt 3.186
M.H.Drake 3,105
Daley fc Co 3,350
Dennis Dugan 2,002
James Drum 2,900
Silas J. Day 3,177
A. Davison & Co 2,520
Patrick Donegan 6,675
L. J. C.Duncan 2,015
G. S. Butler 3,023
Andrew Brown ' 2,000
D. N. Birdsey 2,007
F. G. Birdsey : 4,120
Bial Benedict 2,882
C. C. Be'ekman 29,735
M. Bellinger 4,260
Henry Blecher 2,140
Peter Britt .4. 9,530
E. C. Brooks ? 5,355
Mrs. A Bilger 6,485
Bilger estate 15,725
James Barnes .' 0,000
G W. Cooksey 13,494
A. Cakley r 2,700
Thomas Chavner 14,377.
I. Constant 4,964
Eber Emery 2,342
S. B. Evlall 2,200
Frank Ennis 7,500
James Elliot 2,615
Samuel Furrv 3,720
A G. Fordyce 2,327
A. G. Farnham 5.G95
L,D.,Founfainir.,.T.fwr.Tirr.1ji3.050i
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K-Fjsherliuid Bros 2,750
N. Fishe'r 5,050
V. J. Gregory 3 359
Win. Chirk 4 572
Mrs. Chambers 10,931
E. W. Car,ver 2,330
Henry Casey 2,270
Byron Cole 2,287
O. Coolidge.
2,885
David Chapman. . ,
M. Colwell ,
John Cardwell .
Andrew Cantrell . .
Zack Cameron . . . .
T. Cameron
2,270
4,575
2,073
2,845
3.1S1
14,544
B. J. Cameron 7,370
David Crffnemiller 2,483
L. C. Coleman 10,970
James A. Cardwell 5,403
J. B. Bodgers 2,002
Wm. Bay 2,957
John E. Boss 8,123
Woodford Beames 0,100
Beanies Bros .'. . 9,300
P. J. Ryan 9,058
Peter Simon 2,144
Jos. Swingle 3,110
Granvil Sears 2,953
Sargent and Towne. .. 4,790
Thos. Smith. 4,045
W. F. Songer 3,840
John Sizmore 2,752
Jos. Satlerfield 3,427
S. II. Stephens 2,218
James Savage 2,229
Ole Severson 2,090
John L. Grubb . ....g, 3.G34
O. Ganiararfj&.sjjR'r 7,107
Ed Graupner??-. "T 4,875
Joe -Garriscri -, . 2.200
i1GenLiaia.,v.i- i-r.-,v?W.'55a,"000
telHerDWttl9G48
0?Plghrt!r!S'3fi?:58II:
James' Haliny?gg8;3'0Jq
James-Helms. ..... . .-. . , . 7,234
JohnHolton 2,257
John S. Herrin 2,597
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Mrs.M. W. Hargadine 2,066
Hargadine Estate 11,200
Jesse Houck 5,260
Sterling Mining Co 15,300
Squaw Lake Co 2,000
Louis Solomon 5,091
Jos Sage. 2,423
Geo Stephenson 3,290
Veit Schutz 3,555
Solomon it Mensor 2,500
Sachs Bros 3,000
Mrs E Stone 7,263
John Tupper 5,403
S. C. Tavlor 5,140
J. C. Tolman 4.4S9
Wm. Taylor 2,191
Jacob Thompson 3,800
J.P.TufTs 5,410
LW. Thomas 2,378
Klaus Kleinhamraer 2,308
C. W. Kahler 13,075
G. Karewski .' 22,039
K. Kubli 13,385
Kubli&Bolt 9,910
James Laughlin. ........... . 2,000
P. Lyttleton..... 2,040
John Lacy , 2,468
G.W.Lance ...." 4,582
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G.M.Love 7,701
Mary Love 0,931
J.F. Layton 3100
Little & Chase 2,270
David Linn 10,3-"1
D. P. Matthews 3,160
Lewis McDaniel 3,081
Larkin McDaniel 5,100
Magruder Bros 15.316
Wm. M. Matthews 2,502
W. C. Myers 7,335
J. M. McUall 2,131
M. Michelson 4,515
J. M. McCall Jfc Co 2.050
B. F. Myers 9,509
John S. Miller. . J4.992
Daniel Milter." " 4,115
C. C. McClendon 3,503
Max Muller 2,745
C. Mingus 5,430
Mrs. J. M. McCully 2,1 70
Pat McMahon 3,285
John Miller 5,807
M. Mensor 7,600
J. W. Merritt 4,700
McKenzie it Foudrav 3,030
McCall Atkinson i' Co 12,450
Thos. E. Nichols 2,760
G. W. Nichols 2.25S
Henry Norton 2,320
Jacob Neathammer
GJNaylor'.
JHNuan..
IiOlS
IDavid-Peningc
JM. PruettT.
2,977
2,490
F. M. l'lvmale 4.400
J. . Parker 3.137
C. T, Pavne 5.G00
Mrs. E. Patterson 5,080
Philander Powell 2,: 30
J. A. Pankey 3,204
E. P. Pickens 2.S7C
Samuel Phillips 5,128
Wm. Pornell 2,170
Mrs. Bader 4,004
Lewis Beese 3,G9S
W. B. Boberts 2.9G3
Mrs. Susan Robinson 2,500
Jos. Bobinson 2,537
Jos. Bapp 5,499
Horace Boot 5,450
E. A. Beed
John Vandyke. .
John Watson
3,000
5,010
5,095
J. B. Wrisley 2,782
E. F. Walker 5.749
Wagner and Anderson 0,000
Minus Walker'. ." 14,572
Yarluus t'nusri--
Advancing years, care, sickness, tlisar-
pointment, and hereditary predisposi
tion all operate to turn the hair gray,
and either of them inclines it to shed
prematurely. Ayer's Hair Vigor
will restore faded or gray, light or red
hair to a rich brown or deep black, as
may be desired. It softens and
cleanses the scalp, giving it a healthy
action. It removes and cures d ndruff
ind humors. By its use falling hair
is checked, and a new growth will bo
produced inttll cases ',vh ere the.follicles
nrauoMuesiroyemorauinjcianiisiuecaY-
icautiftfilylsiiQwn
hairs' on
FaTipl icati on w ii 1 rpr3d u ce
the gloss and freshness of youth.
Harmless and sure in its operation, it
is incomparable as a dressing, and is
especially valued for the soft lustre and
richness of tone it imparts. It co -tains
neither oil nor dye, und will not
soil or color white cambric; yet it lasts
long on the hair, and keeps it fresh
and vigorous.
For Sale by all Dealers.
Commissioners Cocrt Tho follow
ing are the proceedings of this Court
with a full board present:
Tho report of the viewers on the
road leading from Camp Stewart to
Fort Klamath was received and the
road established.
'Bids for the foundation of the new
Court House were opened and the
following bids were found: Steadman,
$7,500, A. S. Jacobs, $8000. No
decision had yet been reached liy tho
Court up to tho time of going to press
but an award will probably be made
to day.
Accidental Shooting. LastMon
day, while Ilobart Taylor and his
nephew, William Taylor, a grown son
of S. C. Taylor, of Eden precinct,
were out hunting in the Dead Indian
country tho latter shot and killed the
former mistaking him for a deer.
They were out hunting together at the
time and running a duer into a brush
thicket they took opposite corners to
capture it with the above result. Mr.
Taylor was an old resident of Jackson
county, about 50 veers of age, and
highly respected by all who knew
him. , A cood citizen has been.'losE
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reiuijny is hsjjoou or ocivcr, wueu .you
ask for Ammen's Syrup, look him in
the face, and you will sec that God has
stamped upon his countenance in un
mistakable characters the word cupidi
ty, and by investigation you will find
ho is recommending some decoction of
his own that costs him only a few cents
to prepare, or some patent remedy up
on which he makes a large profit.
Ask for Ammen's Cough Syrup. Take
no other. Buy a 15 cent or 50 cent
bottle. Test it yourself. It stands
upon its merits.
Chas. Griffith returned from Port
land Oris weck after having stood his
trial in Judge Deady's court on a
charge of giving liquor to Indians. He
was fined S10 and costs. Mr. Griffith
acknowledged having given a sick In
dian a drink of whisky and the court
could not help fining him, but the par
ty who informed on him is not thought
as much of by our community as Mr.
G. who committed the alleged crime.
Sutler Store. J. B. White is now
the owner of the sutler store at Fort
Klamath, having purchased the same
from Beames, Martin t Co., and will
take possession at once. Joe. Beach,
so we are. informed, will take the posi
tion as chief clerk.
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Bemaining in the Post Office, at Jack
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Anderson, J A Low, Laura
Bonner, Mirir 2 McAllister, Henry
Cardwell, David McAllister, L
Chidester, Saml Moore, Wm Taylor
Cochren, Martha J Myers, Wm
Colby, Mellir
Pennebakcr, G T
Pool, Samuel
Provolt, Harriat
Sears, John 2
Shepherd, Ella 2
Shoemaker, Joseph
Collins, J W
Covington, Jaa
Croner, Henry
Dailey, W
Depne, James
Douglass, S S
aimer, Ben
Dunlap, Perrnelia Sparrow, Joseph
Gordon, N B 2
Stedham. Thos
Grobe, A
Hadly, G B
Harris, Alia
Hill i Wright
Johnson, Rosa
Jones, Thomas
Longug, W J
Swickor, Oscar
Traharn, Warren C
Tubbitt, Nathan
Waller, M F
Walters, Jas W
Webb, Chas
Wheeler, E P
Wilkenson, Elija
Max Muller, P. M.
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NEWADVEItTISEMENTS.
Notice.
Land Oftice at Uosnr.uno, On., )
Octojier ar 1882. f
Notice is hereby given that tho following-named
settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will lie made
before the Judge or Clerk of Jackson
county, at Jacksonville, on Saturday, No
vember 11. 1882, viz: John W. Vhite,
Ilomeitcail, No. 2,'Jir for the S W . of S
W Vi Sec 28, E K or N B if Sec !!2 and N
W H of N W if Sec KJ T 33 S US W. lie
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, said land, vi.: Wm. It-iv, John
Uolt, C. IS. Jlattney and James Jeffrey, all
of Applegate. Jackson county, Oregon.
Wit. F. Benjamin, Kegislcr.
Notice.
LlND OrFICE AT ItOSEBURO, Olt., I
October 3, 1882. f
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice ot his
intention to mnke final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will lie
made before the Judge or Clerk of Jack-
.son county, at Jacksonville, on Saturday,
iMivcmutT u, is'.', via: Levi u.uison.
Homestead No. 2.CSU lor the E K "f S E
Sec 3.!, and S Yt ot S y lj Sec" 154 T 3.5
Sit 1 W. lie mimes the lbll.nving wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of. said hind, viz:
W. G. Knighton, C. W. Knighton. Uriah
Gordon and Josiah Hannah, all of Eagle
Point, Jackson county, Oregon.
Wm. F. Benjamin, Register.
3KAiDX)mrcvfRosTiTn5
October 3.
Notice is hcrebv given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof Will be made
before the Clerk of Josephine county, Ore
gon, at Kerbyville, on Saturday, Novem
ber 11, 1832. viz: J. A. Esliek, Pre-emption
D. S. No. 703 for the S E 14 of S W
1-4 and S W 1-4 of S E 1-1 Sec 2 T 40 S R
8 W, W. M. He names the follow ing wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Joseph Fountain, James Spcnce, Bernard
UraUy unci 11. 15. lutterman, all ot Alt
house, Josephine county, Oregon.
Wm. F. Benjamin, Register.
Notice.
Land Oitice at RosEncno, Or., )
October 3, 1882. f
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of
hi 3 claim, and that said proof will be
made beforo the Jndgo or Clerk, of.Iack
son county, at Jacksonville, on Saturd.iv,
November 11, 182, viz: F. M. Frcden-
mirs, Homestead No. 2,839 for the E of
K IS l-t anil L.ots 1 and '1 Sec 1j T ;i( s K
3 W. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, said land, viz: J. W.
Burns of Willow Sprinss, and John Satter
field, J M. Cook .las. McDougal, of Rock
Point, till of Jackson counly Oregon.
Wm. F. Benjamin, Register.
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