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ASHLAND, OREGON: FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1877.
VOL. IL—NO. 11.
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intelligent. It seemed to tho little boy hint to the stable, got him a horse and TOE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA. I and it is probable that these charters
We Never Know.
a great thing to accompany this huge told him to ride ou to the village of
were all ubout as badly needed as the
Under
tho
above
heading
Gen.
Brown
creaking machine, and then be was not Bly, ten miles distant, to inform the
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j one at Ashland. However, this is par-
writes
a
spicy
account
of
his
late
visit
We rawer know, we raver know,
people
of
the
accident
and
to
.summon
j only going along to keep Dick compa­
| entbetical.)
Which of our loved tuay bhurtly go;
I to Southern Oregon, from wLich we
Whether tl.e b’ue eye? or ihe gray,
the
chiefs
to
be
on
hand
at
the
earliest
ny,
but
was
even
to
take
part
ia
man
­
The little city of Ashland is decided­
O. C. APPLEG ATE A CO.
Shall soon- t close to the 1 ghc of day—
Whether tne bruwn eyes or the black
aging the whole affair, and it was a moment in the morning, that they make the following extract:
ly the most beautiful and romantically
Tbe lustre of life shall Bootiest lack.
OFFICE—On Main Street, (in rfear Dr.
Leaving Roseburg, by privale cou-
proud moment for him when his moth­ might see for themselves how the ac­
situated of any town in Oregon. It
i
veyance
we
ar.ived
at
Jacksonville
on
Chitwood’s Ding Store.)
We never know, w* never know,
er, on Dick’s assurance that he would cident bad happened.
nestles in a little nook at the southern
Width of our comrades here below;
i
tho
evening
of
the
second
dav,
after
a
Which < f the farms we dearly pr z-».
After
daylight
I
mounted
a
horse
and
take good care of her little bov, con­
; limit of the Rogue River Y’alley, and ia
I
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Shall t»oo”e-t fade 'neatb it? native ?kie?,
!
bu<7gy
ri.lo
cf
one
hundred
miles
over
rode
down
to
the
scene
of
the
accident.
sented
to
his
going,
and
he
took
up
Lis
And »tn ighten out for the snowy rob-,
! the very footstool of the giant chain of
, the prettiest road and through the most
That eufouls ihe dead for ihier lust abode.
I
found
everything
us
represented.
No
position
ou
the
top
of
the
load.
Then
!
Siskiyou Mountains, which divide Ore-
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romantic
scenery
in
the
world.
Tbe
We
rever
know,
we
rever
know,
they moved on their way, first along, Indians hud yet arrived, but after
| gon from California; it is carved and
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When the winut* vi rne angels grow,
j
road
winding
through
deep
canyons,
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12.50
AVb.cn mortal s ?« ul is j luniing for flight
Club rates ?ix cuplets fur....................
the banks of Williamson river, skirted awhile the chiefs came to hold with me,
checkered by irrigating streams which
To the land of I.eil where there is u > uight.
'
"beside
rippling
mountain
streams,
pat-s-
Term?, In advance.
with willows and tamarack pines, and the inquest; then the painted mourners
' cause every homo within its limits to
To exehiii'ge its girments ol niuur» ing here,
i ingover high,narrow grades, traversing
l or a Ser »pu’s Bong ia a higher sphere.
came,
Dick
with
them,
and
made
the
then turned eastward into tbo great
! bloom with loveliest Howers and feed on
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glades of gigantic forests, mounting to
We river know, we never know,
welkin
ring
with
the
dismal
death
song.
yellow pine forests on the Y'ainax road.
richest fruits. And besides being a lit­
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Torn carefully, softly, let u< go,
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Then a hack drove up, in which tbe the Binnmit of lofty mount lins, und de- tle paradise of home loveliness, its uo-
With a teudtr word, «nd a kail me««.
The
first
night
they
spent
at
one
of
a M
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With a baud to setve and a will ¡o blei?
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those marvelous Klamath springs, a body was placed and the long caval­ I bcending aguin into rich valleys inhab­ ; rivalled water power ia busily engaged
Four
•’
E ic.i and all, who mortally share,
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Knut “
For one is un “,>nge. unaware.”
stream large enough to run an aere or cade moved slowly and sadly back in ited by the tbirfiiest of ranchmen, ren­ in driving a large flouring mill, a wool­
10 00
<)» e-h If 0« lumn
T. W.
B ax Lot is O bisto , Ang. 2, '77.
der the whole ronto one complete suc- en factory, and other important indus­
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’Jiiree-tuuriha “
two of machine mills, cold as molten the forests, to convey the remains I!
era
17 5o
One
"
ce.'S.on of delightful surprises.
tries. Indeed, Ashland may well be
snow aud clear as crystal, The great to the village on Williamson river, and
LfQAL At>VEsTll«FMEbTrt
Jacksonville,tne metropolis of South­ called the Lowell of Southern Oregon,
One eq'iare 'teu line? o: less) 1st lu.-eition...
make
unspeakably
sad
the
heart
of
the
I
Only an Indian Boy.
black forests hemmed tho little mead­
ern Oregon, is romantically situated in ' and is destined in time to outstrip many
1 00
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ow in on every side, and the night was poor Indian mother.
a lcvelv little nook at the side of Rogue j of her more pretentious rivals. And,
Last fall I was again, for a brief time a lonely one for both of them, but par­
A
DESPERATE
INDIAN
FIGHT.
•Job Printing,
River Valley, and under the shadow of
at my old station at Y’ainax, on the ticularly for the little boy who had so
by the way, there is one thing peculiar
Of all description, done on short notice. Legal Klamath Reservation, in charge of the
Mount McLaughlin, one of tbe mon­ about that burg, viz.: Although it
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seldom been away from tho noisy vil­
Blanks, Circulars, Business Garde, lhl.heade, Leiter-
archs of the Siskiyou chain of moun­
heile, Post-re, etc., gotten up In good style at hvli g fragments of several Indian tribes lo­ lage.
numbers some eight hundred inhabi­
tains, which describe a crescent ou the tants, yet it contraias ne:ther a church
cated there. These were Klamaths,
¡»rices.
The next day they toiled along their
One of the most sanguinary fights south of that most lovely valley. The
Modocs aud Snakes, with a few Pit
nor a saloon I—and it is claimed to be
I
way,
alternately
over
tho
sandy,
pine
Agents fur tke Tidings.
with Indians, says the Black liiils Rogue River Y alley is a large basin;al-
Rivers or JZon/<rn.v, formerly held an
clad bills, and down along the narrow dtampion, so far as the number of white most oval in bhape, and contains many the most moral place in the world! The
L. Runtie*»,
....
Purtlund, Oregon.
slaves
by
the
stronger
tribes.
Since
my
J
D.o i»|»*on,
...
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mystery to us is bow in the dickens did
S. M. pefevgi I A Co.,
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-
New York. first acquaintance with these people, iu grassy bottoms on Sprague river, but meu engaged iu it i? concerned, that thousands of acres of rich agricultural
they
all get so strictly moral without
Kutvel! A Cuieauiali,
...
Si. I.ouie.
night overtook them when they were we have any record of, took place ou land, besides having its margin cover­
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the days prior to the settlement of the |
yet some ten miles away from Y'ainax. Friday last, near tbe south fork of the ed wi.ii rich gold placer diggings, from having some brimstone talked into ’em
T’.i«»-». Buyer,
Luk?
country,
quite
a
change
bad
come
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J. B. Neii,
....
Jacky nville.
or having the terrible example of a gin­
<!. S Sk-rgeot,
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P.ovuix. over them. The death struggle between j During the wholo day the wind had little Missouri. The facts, as we glean­ which in the winter seasons the miners
El. R. Oar.n,
:
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CeuTiii Point.
swept with terrific force through the ed them from ono of the participants. pan out large quantifies of the precious mill daily thrust in their faces. The
Mi-«- AD.e W. Cc.lvig,
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-
Kock Point. the white man’s civilization aud tbe
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pine trees, tho rain had fallen in tor- I Who reached Gayville last evening, and dq»t. New mining interests are being peculiar morals of this town everlast­
J. M. Sum»«, General Agent for J.ickiou aud Juee- I wild life of th? "wigwam and war path”
rents and the little boy was fearfully is now stopping with bis former part­ ipDnstautly developed in that region. At ingly knocks tbe philosophy and reason
j'hme cuuutier.
hud been in progress for a decade or
chilled, but he could not bear the idea ner, are a;» follows: About two weeks present lion. D. i‘. Thompson, of Ore­ out from under us, and leaves ns in
more, and evidences of tbe cut ilict were
of stopping iu these dark forests all ago a party of ninety-eight men and gon City. ex-Goveruor of Idaho, has a chaos of uncertainty whether to ad­
Stages leave Ashland as follows: apparent on every side.
Ev< n the
vise against the establishment of
The O «V C. Stage C',,.’s '“ti’j.re lent e Ashlmil breech-Joading rille, that marvel of me­ night iu the screeching storm. He plead two ladies, made up of parties from some 330 men employed in constructing
with Dick to drive on to Y'ainax, even Deadwood, Gayville and other adjicuit a water •l’tcu for the purpose of work- churches or jerk an ethical discourse
lor .Jn,Kx»-if. ¡lie. Rock Point an<l Rose­
chanical
ingenuity
and
skill,
hung
ou
burg every d.»y at 6 a. tn. Mail do es at
though they should be all night on the earups hereab'm*.«, started from tac Big ing a gold mine tituated eight or ten against the liquor traffic. Come to
tbe walls of many an Indian’s dwelling
.*»-.:»(> a. in.
thick of it, however, morality is only a
F.>- IL-tilv, Yirk i nn«l Re tiling at 6 p. in. I beside the slender yew-tree bow and road; so they kept the old faithful oxen Horn country, with ridit.'g and pack ixirUs from Jacksonville. Tbe ditch is
moving onward through tho darkness. anit'ials. One week ago yeslc r iay (Fri­ to bo some forly-one miles in length, precept which all men preach and but
M til <•’<> e« a’
p. in.
quivtr
of
tlinlcd
arrows;
gruss
seed
Il.'t: ti A (I ir fit’s S’x*_-e? leave Ashland I
Dick all the time fearful of daDger, but day) in tbe f.fiernovii, when nearing and will cost something over one hun­ few follow, hence our injunction to
eVfty M«»ml:iv, W. d't'xl iy ¡Did Friday meal, ground in a mortar as in tbe days
abolish churches and saloons would
liioming* tor Linkvill«-, and leliirn on belure tbe foot-print of a pale face Lad trusting to luck and the instinct of the the brakes of the south fork of the Lit­ dred fhouznud dollars. Tbe company
mure servants who strained in the tle Missouri, they d'■covered a large of which Gov. Thompson is the head most probably have about the same
»•very Tl’ -day. Tltni*u|¡«y and Saturday.
been
made
in
tbe
land
of
lakes,
was
L • 've Linkvill»- I -r L«ke City, í'Dit«>int¡»,
yokes, while the load seemed growing band of Indians dismounted, tbe latter are all “heavy men,” and are determin­ weight with this degenerate world.
Wedtx-.-day? : »uttve at Lake Citv Satut- etortd in the wigwam beside th«* liuest
At .Ashland we met many old time
heavier and heavier as the mud and wa­ having their ponies oil’ a couple of ed to push this enterprise to a success­
‘I mvs ; '«• ive Luke Citv M »nd.iys ; arrive brands of Boston
the spade and
ttt l.’nkvilh* TLuisdays. carrying n.nil and
ter deepened under their feet. At last miles from where they were seen. The ful completion at an eariy day. But as friends whose turn tum* seemed to vi­
hoe
and
camas
stick
leaned
trustingly
pa* ■»•tigers.
they cauie to a deep gulch where the miners anticipating an attack, immedi­ they are confident there is millions in brate with ecstacy at sight of our night
A. P. HELMAN, P. M.
together agaiust the wall; the paper col­
blooming serious countenace.- Here is
road was a little dangerous, and Dick
lar of a far advanced civilization and the dimonnting from the wagon went to ately took their shovels, each man the mino they are not at all frightened the mountain retiracy of Hon. YV. A.
throwing up a breastwork from which at tho expenditure of a few hundred
Ashland Lodge No. 189,1. 0. G. T, beaded Indian necklace were linked in a I the side of the oxen and urged them be could fight to better advantage. At thousand just i:ow. Other extensive McPherson, once State Printer and
therefore mnch^cussed; here is Hon.
Meets at the Hall of He'inan Jt Fountain every strange companionship; the catnas root with all his might towards the upper 3 p . m . the Indians in large numbers
mining
schemes
are
being
pushed
for
­
I Friday evetin» al S o'clock v. st. Brother, and of barbarism quietly rested beside tbo side of tha grade, and just at the mo­
Jno. McCall, at present a member of
commenced the attack by several feints ward, both iu Jackson aud Josephine
eieter« in good etaiHling are corlia’lv iuvi’erl to at­ turnip of civilization; dogs of line phy­
ment when it seemed that tbo danger upon the miners, reserving their main counties, and if they prove as profita­ the Legislature and a hospitable gentle­
tend.
JOHN 8. EUBANKS, W.C. T.
sique
ar.d
lofty
lineage
and
mangy
coy-
man for a Republican; and here, as tbe
C. II. II ibgadink , Sec’y.
was well nigh past—when indeed the
ota curs,animated by like feelings,howl­ oxen were across tho gulch ami the charge until about <5 p. m . Friday. By ble as their owners anticipate, South­ blooming City Marshal for whom there
this timo the miners were thoroughly ern Oregon is destined to become ip
ed and barked together; tule wigwams
is nothing to do, is Uncle Isaac Yliller,
r
Ashland Lodge No. 23. nestled confidingly in the shadow of pre front wheels already iu the solid gravel organized, each one unpacking his ani­ time tbo real Fl Dorado of the Pacific.
formerly of Linn county, and a Demo­
bed of the little stream, there was a mal. The Indians charged ou ihe min­
.kt
Jacksonville
we
met
many
valued
tentious mansions with glass windows
crat in whom there is no guile. And
loud crash and over went tbe wagon in­ ers on foot, at one time approaching
a . f . a a . m ..
friends among whom were Judge Prim here are several other Linn county
and panel doors, and everywhere on the
to the gulch below. Dick ran back to within 200 yards of the entrenched
Holde their utated communications Thursday eveu-
ami family, lion A. C. Junes and fam­ nomads, among whom may bo named
green
meadows
horned
cattle
grazed
iug? on or before the full tnooD. Brethren iu good
the wreck, through tbe darkness, and miners. Tho hitter poured round after
ily, Mrs. G. T. Y'ifiing, widow of the Hon. Ed. Farlow, Superintendent of
with pinto steeds. Where or.ee the
etiisltng are cordially invited to attend.
loudly called for the boy. There was round of a murderous fire into the In­
H. C. HILL, W. M.
late llou. G. T. Vining, who went down Public Instruction for Jackson county,
•‘rank thistle nodded in tbe breeze, and
no answer, only the breez? howled om­ dians from behind their breastworks.
C. B. W atson , Sec'y.
on tbe ill-fated steamer Pacific, Gen. Dan. Gaby, Jas. D. Fountain and Eliaa
tbe fox dug his hole unscared,” now
inously through the tops of the pine For a timo tho fight was extremely hot,
Jno. E. Rosa, Col. J. N. T. Miller, Miller, all of whom got their start in
"art had usurped the powers of nature”
Ashland Lodge No. 45, the fox was heard do more “upon the trees, and tho brook, swollen by (ho the Indians displaying more than their Hon. Henry Klippal, Tho«. G Reams,
"Old Linn,” and all of whom express
immense rain, roared angrily down usual daring and discretion, but the
Rev.
Mr.
Bell,
cl
al.
Indeed,
to
at
­
fell
”
and
the
carrot
grew
and
blossom
­
I. O. O. F.,
an abhorrent disgust of anybody that
through tho daik clump of willows to­ well directed and effective fire from the
tempt
to
enumerate
or
name
the
friends
ed
where
tbe
thistle
was
not.
Hold their r*cul.ir meeting every Saturday even­
won’t brag on our grand county. We
wards Sprague river. Tbe heavy load well-armed miners was inces-ant and
with whom we clasped hands and upon were glad to learn that they were all
ing at their ball in Ashland. Brothers in good
Dick Mosenkosket, a famous young
of lumber was chaine»! to tho wagon
etandiug are cordially iuvlied to attend.
scout of tbe olden time, keeping pace and it was bottom side up on the top i death-dealing for several hours, when whose bosoms wo sighed would occupy flourishing like the traditional green
J. D. FOUNTAIN, N. O.
tbe Indiaus withdrew.
the full space of cur valuable columns. bav horse, and expeot to “keep np
with tbe march of civilization, hqd laid i
I. o. M iller , llec. Sec'y.
of the lumber, but it was only tho work
After
the
fight
it
was
discovered
that
To Mrs. Judge Prim {in»l daughter, their lick till they make their everlast­
aside his battle harness long before,
Rebekah meetings on Tneelay evening, nearest
i of a moment to loosen thochains,swing fourteen of tbe miners were killed, all
Hon. A. C. Jones and wife and Mrs. G. ing fortunes.
and
had
achieved
the
distinction
of
be
­
he full of the moou eaca month.
the oxen around, hitch them to tho of them, with one exception, being shot
T. Y’ining we are especially indebted
ing of being one of the best ox drivers
wheel on tho side and draw tho wagon in the head. Eighteen of the miners’
in the Klamath tribe, On tbe occasion
for courteous hospitalities. Also to
C.ipt. Americus Symmestheadvooate
back into its proper position. Then animals were killed or wounded suffic­
Mr.
Hermann
Helms
for
valuable
relics
which
I
have
in
mind,
he
was
slowly
of
the theory that a navigable cavity
J. A. APPLEGATE.
springing like a mad man onto the pile iently to render them useless. One
from his cabinet, of geological speei
moving over the road from Klumutb
through tbe earth from pole to
^ttornrtt anti tfounsdor-at-ïaiv Agency, which place is about forty of lumber, he threw it all off, piece bv hundred aud sixteen ludían bodies lay mens. Indeed, Mr. Helms has one of extends
pole, has contributed 8500 toward tbe
piece, in tbe darkness, and at last came on the battlefield as a trophy of the un­
miles
from
Yainax
by
tbe
wagon
road,
most interesting cabinets in the world, Ilowgate Artic expedition. Bynames
' ’ SALEM OREGON.
with five or six yoke of oxen and a down to the body of tbe little boy he erring marksmanship of the miners. but as he had a rattlesnake skin in most says that all the results of the previoua
heavy load of lumber on tbe big wagon. had so earnestly promised to take care Ten Indian horses that were off from conspicuous view we did n’t stop to in­ expeditions justify his belief, and be is
I of, but the spirit bad
already gone to the larger herd aud eloser to tbe miners
DR. J. II. CHITWOOD,
He also carried his camping outfit and
vestigate things very closely. The faot confident that Ilowgate will be able to
the
“
islands
of
the
hereafter.” Here were picked off by tho long range rifles I
O
regon
.
several doors and windows for the new
is the writer of these few lines acci­ enter the cavity. In a letter to the
A shland ,
in
the
pitchy
darknea«,
with
the
storm
i
of
the
miners.
The
only
portion
of
the
Indian houses at Y ainax. Six miles out
dentally and without malice afore­ Louisville Courier Journal he says:
OFFICE—At the Ashland Drug Store.
from Klamath, at tbe Indian villages raging around, he was alone with tbe miners’ bodies that were exposed were thought placed his bund upon a live “Did not Cipt. Waddell go upon a
on Williamson river, there were plenty I dead. It was a dismal and fearful sit­ their heads, as they fired from behind rattlesnake once, since which time the south exploring expedition a few years
J. R. NE1I»,
of noisy redskins, but from there cd uation. He felt that he was indirectly i tbe*r temporary earth breastworks. On serpent business has not been exten­ ago, and fouud open Polar sea, as in
n>EXEY AT-LAw;
through the heavy pine woods and over the murderer of the little boy whose Í Saturday morning, after a redistribu- sively patronized by the deponent.
the north, and when entering it found
vengeful spirit would perhaps follow ! tion of th-1 packs of the animals killed,
the grassy bottoms of Sprague river,
It was terrible warm at Jacksonville his compass bad reversed its« position,
to
punish
him
all
the
days
of
bis
life, the party proceeded on their journey.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
the route was lonely enough, for “tbe
—the geewbolloper climbing clear over and was pointing north when he
and
then
tho
“
white
mau
’
s
law
”
might
1
As
they
are
desirous
of
keepiug
the
af
­
council fire bad long since gone out on
the 100 pole—hence we drove to Ash- thought he was going southward, and
not be strong enough to save him from fair quiet, so as not to discourage the
tbe
shore
”
and
where
once
perhaps
! land (17 miles south) by moonlight ar- I became alarmed and turned back, when
II. KELLEY,
the
wrath
of
relatives
who
would
wish
several
large
parties
now
organizing
thousands of redskins made their home
. riving a little before midnight aud stir­ if he bad followed on as his compass
here for tbe Big Horn couutry, the
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, not a single wigwam was left on the to shed his blood in retribution.
ring out mino host of the Ashland Ho- directed, he would have came out at
Wrapping a blanket around the body fight has been kept from the public. tri, with a nervous vim which started tbe north poles, and would have prov­
long
and
tiresome
route.
Dick,
like
all
J acksonville , O regon .
others of his race, was very supersti­ he placed a door over it, unhitched Our informant was three days making several neighboring canines to how hug ed the theory true which says tbe earth
Will practice in all the Court« of tbe State. Prom,
tious, and when night came on he was the oxen, and started for Y'ainax, yet the return trip from Gayville.
at en tou given to all hue tuet« intrusted to my care.
| and came near bringing the “perlice” is hollow, aud, no doubt, habitable
The fight will have the effect of dem­ i down on to our exhausted frame. (And within.”—
O f vice . In the buildi'g formerly occupied by wont to people all the dark woods with five miles distant. Pulling off his coat
Kabier 4c Wateon, opposite Coart House.
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wierd inhabitants and to hear their and boots he left them by the road side onstrating to tho Indians that, while by the way, that would have been a di­
they
may
with
impunity
and
without
and
ran
with
all
his
might
through
the
A dvice to Y oung W riters .—To a
voices iu the soughing pines.
version for Ashland, for they have bad
much fear attack immigants and United
storm.
1 a city government and a Mayor and Re- young writer Wm. Cullen Bryant ones
At Williamson river he found a little
I States troops, they miss their calcula­
About midnight, awaking from a
corder and Marshal and the other use­ gave this good advice : “I observe
Indian boy, a distant relative, a bright,
tion
when
they
attack
a
party
of
old
Architect and Builder,
less appendages of a country town for that you have med several French ex­
fine looking little fellow, who agreed sound slumber, I heard tbe tread of a
prospectors and frontiersmen. It is
It was a ! bare foot or moccasin in the room. This our candid opinion that tbo parties a year and a half and haven’t yet had a pressions in your aft’cle. I think if
GRANITE STREET - - - ASHLAND. to go with him to Yainax.
was singular for I did not expect Dick, here who are now starting for the Big ' single uufortunate character incarcera- you will study the English language,
WILL do enythlng in his line on short Dotice and school boy, about twelve years of age,
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but so slender and delicate that he did but it was his voice, tremulous with Horn country cau pursue their journey . ted iu their neatly constructed cala- expressing ail the ideas you may have.
not seem like a child of more than excitement, that answered my chal­ I unmolested, as tbe Indians are quick to ' boose. Indeed, the last Legislature I have always found it so, and in all
eight or ten. He was quite light, al­ lenge. Then he told me the sad story discover tbe difference between attack­ ; was deluged with long winded bills that I have written I do not recall an in«
ing a lot of men who have had experi­
stance when I was tempted to use a for­
most too much so for a genuine Indian, I of the night. Hunting him up a pair ence in that kind of warfare and those ' ganting incorporation charters to the eign word, but that, on searching, I
our or five choice milk cows , on but was as straight as an arrow, and I of shoes and an old army overcoat and who know nothing about their tactics | towns throughout the Sfate, at a cost of found a better one in my own lau-
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