v
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SPEdAL ?OTices.
IN MEMORY' OFJOnS H. NEIL.
A BIT OF HISTORY.
Professor liogeis’ Lecture.
The Grangers have over three hun- |
dred bales of wool stored in their ware
The following interesting sketch ap\
The subject of this sketch was born in Notice to Subscribers to Ash-,
IRIDAV
.... JL \ 11, 187ß
Roads «lusty.
house at Roseburg. As soon as their . We promised in our last issue to give peared a short time ago in the IJWen»
Buchanan
county, Mo., Oct. 20, 1842.
Farmers are thankful for good haying clip is all in it will be offered for sale in j an outline of Prof. Rogers lecture in
land College Fund !
Liii«*s ofTruvel.
S/ar.
It
was
written
by
a
Canyonville
in 1853 the family crossed the plains an I
Ashland
last
week:
bulk.
weather.
settled near Brownsville, Linn county,
He commenced by describing “our ob gentleman:
Those who subscribed to $e fund for
Excursions to the sage brush land are
Mr. H. B. Vali»ey came up from San I
The O. & C.stages leave Ashland as fol
The sound of the ax, the lowing of Oregon, and in the fall of 1854 removed
jective points,” that is, the chief ends we
the
purchase of the Ashlahd Academy
lows: Going north, at 7 a . m . ; going in favor.
Jose last Saturday, and has gone to Lake j
herds, ami the busy hum of civilization is to Jackson county and located at the
should
seek,
gaining
which,
we
shall
be
south, at 6 p. m .
Read tho notice of W;igner & Anderson county, where he has business which may ! grandly victorious:
heard all over the green valleys of South- same place the family now resides, a few building are requested to call and make
tin H. F Philips Linkville line stages
payment tp the Treajuijer of the Board
keep him in Southern Oregon for some
leave every morning at 5 o’clock, con u id t “Specials.”
First, real scholarship, rather than ern Oregon. A few years ago different miles south of Ashland. During the of Trustees, at the »Bice of the Ashland
necting at Linkville with hacks for
Mr. G. F. Billings took a trip to Lake I I time.
showy work. W e expect to endure: and sounds and sights met the ear and eye. mining excitement of 1862, John went
Lakeview and Fort Klamath. Four- county last week.
T. O. Andrews, during a trip out to : lasting prosjHirity comes from doing thor Where now stands the farm house and i north and remained about a year in the Mill, as soon as possible. It is desired
I
horse stage on Monday, Wednesday
that the purchase be lflade this month,
M ill there be any excursions to Crater his ranch in the Dead Indian country j oughly what we profess to do. The stu varied panorama of field and moving Salmon river country. In 1863 he re
and Friday.
W. H. ATKINSON, Treas.
4-3t
last week,shot three eagles, one of which dents who may go from us we must see herds, once dwelt the Indian in savage turned and resided in our valley, gener
lake this summer.'
barbarism. He has taken his flight from ally engaged in agricultural operations,
A new school house has been built in measured nine feet from tip to tip of the : are capable, well trained. These will be
NOTICE.
R ainfall in J ackson C ounty .—We
wings.
the best friends and the best recommend our midst to other lands, but many are until the beginning of the Modoc wtr,
Foot's
Creek
district.
are indebted to Rev. M. A. U illian«» for
the stories told by the early settler of when he enlisted and went to the front
A. W. Bish will come in with his pro ations of our school.
M. L. McCall came in from Lake
The members of Ashland Lodge, No.
the following rr’iort of the rainfall in this
Then, prailical knoiclcdgc must be im his contact with them, and many spots as one of the first of the Rogue River 45. I. O. D. F.. aie requested to be pres
duce
wagon
every
Tuesday
and
Saturday
county since the first of the year: The county Tuesday evening.
hereafter. He came in on Wednesday parted. While thorough culture must still bear record of his existence,and over volunteers.
Being closely associate! ent at thei<»\t legiilar meeting of their.
Marsh & Co. are busy preparing for
fall in January was 1.46 inches; February,
only of last week on account of the be given, there are a thousand useful smie is cast a shade of romance by reason with him during the stormy early days Luige, us b usi 1.1 sii of importance, in re
1.07; March, 4.49; April, 1.68; May, 3; work on the Masonic Hall.
lation to lie building of a hall for Lodge
I facts and rules which business ]*eople of the tragic events which have been
Fourth.
of the war which culminated in the dis jfurposts, will I e before the meeting.
June, .67; total, 12.40 inches.
Some of the'miners on Silver creek are
astrous fight of Jan. 17th in the Lira
Talk about pleasant weather! Woniler need to be familiar with. These we must there enacted.
Bv order of the Lodge.
A
short
time
ago
your
corresjioiident
said
to
be
making
good
wages.
shall
try
to
be
make
prominent.
M
e
ED. DEPEÄTT, Rec. Secy,
Beds, 1 learned to love the man for his
what the people of Sacramento valley
F or L ake C ounty .- A large party star
had
occasion
to
visit
a
locality
in
Cow
Cultivating
a
taste
A
shland
, July 10th, 1879.
lw
District Attorney J. R. Neil spent the would give to have the mercury record sound and sensible,
candid, generous nature and for the
ted from Ashland for Like county last
Creek
known
as
Council
Creek
valley,
a
courage which distinguished him as a
Tuesday, some of them residents of that 4th in Ashland with his family.
only 80 in the shade during their warm for poetry and philosophy, we shall see
place noted as being the former home of a soldier. When 1 think of that struggle
to
it
that
our
students
are
quick
and
ac
Notice to Debtors !
county returning home from a visit to I Several new dwelling houses will be est weather.
considerable
tribe
of
Indians.
On
this
curate in reckoning, able to compute in
1 am reminded of several incidents which
this valley, and some residents here go built in Ashland during the summer.
A call for a full attendance of the
spot
Indians used to meet the whites in displayed the nobility of John's nature;
All persons knowing themselves in
terest
and
ascertain
values.
ing out for a visit to that section. Among i lee half an inch thick formed at Fort members of Ashland Lodge, No. 45, I.
Again, yood habits uiul principles will council; also settle disputes among differ but let one suffice: On the dread 17th :> debted to iheWagner, Anderson & Far
the number were Capt. <). C. Applegate Klamath on the night of the Fourth.
O. (). F., at the regular meeting to-mor
be inculcated with the utmost diligence, ent tribes. Sometimes questions were poor trooper, deserted by his company, mers Mill Co. or to Wagner
Anderson
an<l wife, Mr. G. G. and Miss Jennie
Leeke & Willits have sold a part of row (Saturday) evening will be found self control developed.
settled
by
debate
and
sometimes
by
the
True
men
and
are
hereby
notified
that
their
account*,
; lay among the sharp rocks of the Lava
Anderson, Miss Rachel Applegate, M. L. 1 their band of sheep to Major Barron.
under special notices.
stern
arbitrament
of
war.
women are needed. 1 hese we shall labor
j Beds, mortally wounded. When we must be settled before the first of Aug
Alford, Rev. W. T. Chapman and Mrs.
A wagon with a load of men who were
Mr. Jonas Fox has moved into his new
In
1850
a
tribe
of
Indians
frequented
to
prepare
and
send
forth.
Intelligence
found him his agony was intense, aggra ust next.
Millsand daughter.
full of liquid enthusiasm was upset in
| house, next to that of Mr. Atkinson.
this
locality
and
made
it
their
home,
un
4-2t WAGNER & ANDERSON.
and integrity are essentials. Capable,
vated no doubt by the dread of falling
Jacksonville on the evening of the Fourth,
C oming to L ecture .—Mrs. Abigail
There were seven fights at Linkville on
practical and reliable men and women «are der the Chieftainship of an Indian named into the hands of the Modoc fiends to be
°
and several of the ¡»arty were severely,
Scott Duniway writes us from Phoenix I ■ the 4th, but no one was
Fcr Sale Cheap!
seriously hurt.
those we shall strive to train in Ashland Quenti Ousi. He was Chief of the Cow made the subject of nameless tortures in
but
not
dangerously,hurt.
that she will be in Ashland on Tuesday,
College and Normal School. We believe Creeksand SouthUmpquas and was aid his Lust moments. We were fighting the
E. J. Foudray, Esq., and wife, of Jack
One Osborne Self Binding Harvester,
C. B. Watson, Esq., who has been in the ornamental, but also in the funda ed in governing these tribes by his son savages near the stronghold and we could and
the loth, and begin a course of lectures sonville, paid Ashland a visit last Tues
warranted, by B. F. REESER.
out with a surveying pally in the neigh mental.
« n the evening of the same day. Her day.
Tom. Old settlers remember them as carry neither the dead nor the wounded
borhood of Stein mountain, has returned
subjects are; First “The Woman Ques
Let us considernext “waysand means" brave, haughty and tyranical in the ex- with us. This man must be conveyed A BARGAIN FOR SOME MANI
Mr.
Goose,
of
Surprise
valley,
con
to Lakeview, and will proceed with the for attaining these ends: First, by per reme. Old Quenti Ousi had a quarrel
tion;" second “Constitutional Liberty;"
across the lava walls behind our position
templates building a brewery at Lake-
A good house an«l lot for sale on Gran
third “The Centennial Year." We pre-
notes of survey to Portland.
with our fellow citizen, Mr. I. B. Nich to a place of comparative safety on the ite street. For paiticulars inquire of
forming,
not
pretending.
If
we
succeed
■
view.
diet large audiences for Mrs. Duniway,
ROBT. GARRETT.
Leander Neil started with a hack for it will be by our works, not by our wits. ols, which he never forgot and which he lake shore, where a surgeon could attend
Messrs. Jones and Speckelmire came
as she is an interesting lecturer, and well
tried
hard
to
avenge.
Nichols
gave
one
A
shland
,
Ogn.
[no51-tf.J
Volunteer
crops
are
not
what
we
shall
him. Sergeant Neil and two other men
( in from Lakeview hist Monday after Reading on Tuesday morning, to meet
known to many of our people.
of
the
Chief
’
s
sons
a
cow-hiding
for
some
the family of Wm. Harris, on their way depend upon; labor, wise an persistent,
volunteered to undertake this, and cross-
noon.
Just r?ecei~e4 at Reeser’s F
mischief
one
day
and
Quenti
Ousi
was
to this place. Dr. J. M. Taylor went will succeed. Advertise we must; then
i ing the rugged walls under fire of the
R eturned .—J. B. R. Hutchings re
W. C. Myer will return from the Wil !
about
to
make
it
a
three
handed
fight,
fully keep our promises.
Modocs, conveyed the wounded man to ' A full st< ck of Stoves and Harwdare,
turned <>n the evening of the 3d from a lamette valley about the last of this Í with him as far as Shasta valley.
when
William
Rusell
(better
known
as
Pupils, patrons and preceptors must
the lake shore and soon returned un- Groceries and General Merchandise, all
successful business tour of Lake county,
Messrs. Coolidge and Stone built a fire
of which will be sold at the lowest cash
month,
Long
Bill)
knocked
the
chief
down
with
scathed to their place in the line of prices. Pi'oduce taken in exchange.
on the very summit of the snow moun perform their proper parts—I nitedly we
bringing with him i load of hides and
E. H. Autenrieth, Esq., and Jos. tain, which was plainly seen from Ashland. must labor. Money and muscle will be a club. The chief went to Council Creek, battle.
furs, which he had gathered upon the
vowing vengence on Nichols, Russell and
Clough went to Yreka to spend the
PAY UP I *PAY UP !
After the war was over John returned
They camped on the mountain two nights, demanded. It will require sacrifice to
route. Mr. H. disposed of the stock of
the
white
race.
He
called
a
w
ar
council,
Fourth.
to his old home near Ashland, where he I
and say the wind blew like “blue blazes. ” secure the results we have named. Citi
gloves which he took with him, and
All persons indebtes to B. F. Reeser
and for a long time he and his people re remained most of the time until his death,
D.
S.
Scott,
of
this
place
is
employed
zens
of
Jackson
county,
help
us
in
this
could have sold more. He has opened a
The
Etna
correspomlent
of
the
Yreka
must
settle immediately. 1 must have
fused
to
allow
the
whites
to
come
to
their
which occun-ed April 7th, 1879. When money and will be c«>nq>t511ed to enforce
trade for the goods he manufactures upon Holt's new hotel building in Jack Journal says, under date July 7th: Mrs. good work! We will help to make this
royal valley not only beautiful, but camp or speak to them. Russell was aft
B. F. REESER.
which will no doubt grow to very fair sonville.
Abel and her sister, Miss Lizzie Baker, blessed, not only rich, but righteous. erwards waylaid and shot, four balls the news came to us in the lake country, collections.
A
shland
,
June
27th,
1879.
n3 3w.
Mr. H. F. Fhillips and wife took atrip will leave on Wednesday for Ashland,
that John Neil was dead,we could hardly
pro}»ortion*. He will make another trip
struck
him,
but
by
fast
riding
he
es
Cereals
and
fruit
can
be
grown
without
realize that such could be true—that one
to the Lake country before a great while. through the western end of La,ke county Oregon, on a visit to relatives in that
I
NOTICE.
caped.
limit,
fat
cattle,
by
the
million.
Let
us
this week.
whose
nature
was
all
brightness
ami
hi-
j
section of country.
F ine M onument . Mr. J. H. Russell
Remick Cowles (a pioneer who has larity could so soon have faded and
educate thoroughly our sons and daugh
A pair of ladies’ gloves found on the
Whereas, my wife Kate Cole has de
A young lady named Martha Bare,aged ters; be renowned for intelligent and ac passed away) in company with Nichols,
has just finished a beautiful monument
passed away from earth forever. But ’ serted me without cause or provocation,
Fourth
may
be
recovered by tho owner at about fifteen years, committed suicide by
for the tomb .of the late L. J. White, of
complished men and women, as well as G. W. Riddle and some others, armed “there is no appeal from the law which 1 hereby gi\e notice to all persons not to
taking strychnine, at her father’s ranch for rich soil and a healthful climate.
Rock Point. Tt is made of Josephine this office.
themselves and went to Council Creek to dooms us to the dust' and we must all credit her on n:y account, as 1 yill not
There is talk of organizing a lodge of in the lower end of Surprise valley, Cal.,
county marble, with a sandstone ba.-e,
I am asked also to say something con interview to the Indiansand, if possible, soon enter the shadows which fall about pav anv debts of her contracting.
the
Ancient
Order
of
United
M
orking-
WESLEY COLE./
Tuesday
of
last
week,
Insanity
is
sup
on
and in design and finish it will bear com
cerning myself. A little will suffice: My to arrest Tipsee Bill, a renegade Indian, the tomb. “We do not want to enter
L
inkville
,
O
regon
, June 20th,1879. \
men
in
Jacksonville.
posed to have been the cause.
parison with work of this kind turned out
father is a farmer, still living on the Gen who had murdered a man on Grave Creek. the dark valley though its passage lead
The Odd Fellowshave under considera
at any marble yard. Mr. Russell will
J. W. Manning, of Jacksonville, was esee river in the state of New York.
I They met old Quenti Ousi and seven to Paradise,” but when we little expect
set it in place in the cemetery in a short tion a plan for building a hall for lodge in town last Monday, and took north worked my way through college. Am a warriors, all well armed, near the creek.
we are garnered as the sheaves of til»'
time. We are gla I to note that Mr. Rus purposes in this place.
ward with him a number of horses which Methodist, but fervently love all Chris Quenti Ousi and his braves at once drew liarvest. A generous friend and genial
All parties owing me prior tv Ji^i/lsy
sell, who does good work ami deserves a
The Wilton troupe is again in Lake had been purchased in California, and tians. Have taught more or less for the their guns on Nichols and others and but companion, an honest man and good cit will pltar-e settle by the lutn of July,
li
patronage, is finding his bashiess county, and will play at Linkville, the are destined fox- the cavalry service of the past twenty-four years,commencing when for the cool bravery of Captain Cowles
izen has gone from among us and a last 1879, <>i their accounts will be placed in
!
the hands of an attorney for collection.
and
party
then'
would
have
been
a
bloody
ii
¡ung.
\
Department of the Columbia.
only sixteen; and am able to express my
Fort, and other places.
ing shadow has fallen across the thres
GEORGE T. BALDWIN.
John Holt's brick hotel building, now
Instead of the 18th of June, as a ty- love for the work. I am clearly conscious conflict. The whites drew their guns on hold of the old home, but John has only
D eath of a P ioneer . Josejih Lan-
L inkville , Ogn., June 10th, 1879.
geil, who, with his son Arthur, was among going up in Jacksonville, will be the lar pographical error made us say last week, of desiring to be of service to old and the Chief and warrioisand for some time a proceeded us a little time,
no.l-4t.
war of words between Cowles ami Quenti : '“To th it myHe-loiif* reidni where each rhull tale
the celebration of the nineteenth anni- young, to everyone in this region.
the fust settlers of the Klamath Basin, gest in Southern Oregon.
immiunri
g —w
Il is chamber in the ti'eut hall» of death.”
Now, by your permission, I will give Ousi was waged while all hands were
died at his home in Langeil v Iley on the
The blacksmith shop of Haight Bros, versary of the institution of Jacksonville
New T-o-3ay.
J une 30th, 1879.
O. C. A.
21st ultimo, in his 77ihycar. Mr. Lin- was burned at Little Shasta List Monday Loilge, No. 10, I. (). O, F., will be on some advice: First, all friends of the looking at each other along the barrel of
school will make their criticisms and sug their guns. Not a muscle moved in fear,
the 18th of next month, August.
gell was born in Pieton, Nova Scotia,and night. Loss about $1,000.
How the Day Passed in Ashland.
gestions personally to teachers or trustees. not a hand shook with fright, but each
removed thence to Buii’alo, N. Y. in 1833.
Professor
W.
I.
Nichols
and
wife
and
Mr. L. Givinscame in from Reading
The honors which the anvil paid re- !
In 1854 he came to Oregon, and in 1865 with 8,5 I) p uui Is of freight for our mer Mrs. L. L. Rogers came over from Yreka To do otherwise will do no good, rath watched the other with that intensity
which
the
panther
exhibits
when
couched
'
spcctively to the numerous states of our i
settled upon his homestead in Langell chants last Mon lay evening.
JOH1 CHANDLER, Prop’r.
last week to spend the Fourth in Ashland. er, harm. Wc ask the citizens of Ash
a
spring
at
its
prey.
Had
the
least
I
for
land
especially
to
be
true
friends
of
the
I
nion
opened
the
eyes
of
the
Ashland
i
Valley, where he has since resided up to
H. C. Hill went out to Fort Klamath With Prof. Rogers, they left fox’ Yreka students and teachers. How it encour symptom of emotion or physical sign of people to the light of a cloudy, showery
the time of his death. Mr. Langell was
last Tuesday on business connected w ith on Friday evening. The latter will re ages and helps these to find noble and fear been visible on the part of any of the , morning, but it soon become apparent Is now manufacturing at his mill on
an honest i.nn, an honored and respected
move with his family to Ashland this
Claytou creek the best variety ofc
e Masonic lodge of this place.
generous people residing where they go whites, that look would have been the ! that no great inconvenience would be ex- i
citizen, and leaves many friends an
' ! week.
Professor L. L. Rogers will occupy the
as strangers. Remember, too, the gov last; but they stood their ground as cool perienced from rain,and in a few hours a 1
reWives to <le;>lTe his loss.
The annual meeting and election of of-
«
pulpit of the M. E. church in this place
ernment of those away from home be and collected as possible and the Indians large number of people from the surroun Sugar aad Teilow-piae Shingles
i fleers of the Ladies' Sewing Circle of the
L ook O ut for T hem .— The N7 tr gives ' next Sunday, morning am! evening.
longs to the President of the College. concluded it was too tough a job for ¡ ; ding country had gathered upon out
i
M.
E.
Church
will
be
held
at
Mrs.
Chap-
the following notice of a couple of bilks | The dahlias in Coolidge's yard are be- .
Which will be delivered at any place
Let pleasure parties be few during the them. At last Cowles was informed that streets and in the grove.
who have been victimizing the people of i ginning to bloom, and will soon present a I man B next Wednesday, July 16th. All term, ami always on Friday nights. Oth Tipsee Bill was not in their camp but
The exercises at the speaker's stand be in this valley at
members ami friends of the society are
Roseburg. If thev are in this section ! bewildering picture of bright colors.
that
he
would
be
¡»reduced
,
as
the
Cow
er evenings are pre-occupied. Encourage
gan with music and prayer at about half
S3 50 .nd $1 per Thomind, O^ah,
requested to be ¡»resent. M. E. H ill ,
they may have ditFerent names and some
Creeks
did
not
wish
to
longer
bear
the
re-
and
provide
for
the
faithful
keeping
of
past
ten
o'clock.
After
several
songs,
We are pleased t*> learn that D. P.
F. M yer , Sec.
Pres,
other game, so look out for strangel’s of
sjxmsibility of his lawless acts. Ina few which were well received, the Declaration Or in marketable produce. All war-,
Walra/i has improved in health at his j Messrs. Woolen and Alnut returned all steady hours. There can be no prog
their ilk: A couple «>f individuals, sailing
weeks his head was brought to Council | was read in an impressive manner by J, ranted to be satisfactory in qualitj
ress in study without hard work.
sms home in the Willamette country.
tiDd in the count.
5 3 lqr.
! to town on the 3d, after their siege of
under the names of G. L. Mead and M.
I will conclude by giving a few partic Creek by Quenti Ousi by whom he had i D. Fountain, Esq. Then followed the
L. Denton. visite«l our town last week, . The ball in Go»I Templars' Hall at ; i improvement on the mountain portion of
been killed. Tipsee Bill was as desperate j
and took subs ripti >ns to a paper calleil ! Linkville on the evening of the 4th was the Linkville road. They have made ulars concerning prices of tuition and de and brave an Indian as Captain Jack or [ oration by Prof. L. L. Rogers, which oc
cupied about an hour, and of which a FRANLO-AMERICAN HOTEL,
“ fhe L ull •«' Bazaar,” which they stated well attended, anti creditably managed. ! much improvement, but there is still partments of study: We propose to dis
w is publish 1 by L. D. White, 168 Post i
count twenty per cent, the bills of pa any of the Modocs. He was tall and pow- ! notice is given in another column. Arter
Street, San Francisco. They succeeded
II >n. E. Steele is a candidate for Su- ! ’ room for more, especially on the Green trons who send two or more children. It erful and wore a mustache, which is very ‘ the oration the dinner tables, which h: d i
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
in getting a large nuuibej- of subscriliers, I perior .Judge of Siskiyou county, Cal. ; i Spring hill, where a layer of rails is is our custom also to arrange for yearly rare among Indians. He had a squaw
been bountifully spread by the proper I
as they sold the paper cheap, only one
greatly needed.
wife, who was the mother of a child al committee, claimed the attention of the
MADAME HOLT still csnlinnes to
He
is
highly
complimented
by
the
Jour-
.
attendance
personally
with
our
patrons.
dollar a ye >r being asked, it has since
w«ut
upon guests at this iong-eslab
W.
H.
Byars,
Esq.,
of
Roseburg,
who
Those too ¡»oor to pay, if ’specially dili most as white as the purest Castilian. hungry multitude, and then various di- I ;
transpired that these fellows are bilks, as I nal.
lid.«d
bouse, m.d is determined to
Sherifl Hogan has received word that
Dr. Aiken, of Jacksonville has gone has the contract for surveying land east gent, will receive favorable consideration Sometime previous to the date some set versions filled up the afternoon. Th? plug i spur«- no pains in the endeavor to give
there is no such a man as L. D. White,
of Goose Like, ¡»assed through Ashland as to tuition. Rooms for self boarders tlers, seeing the child, concluded that it uglies did credit to their name but the r siti-faction to the public. Visitor*
no such an office at 103 Post St., .and no ! to San Francisco, and it is expected lie. last Thursday with his surveying party
will be in demand. Build cottages for was a cajitive and accordingly a company number was rather small, and many will at al! times find the tables supplied
such a ¡»aper as the “L ulivs’ Bazaar pub will be accompanied by a bride on his re-
■ an«l outfit. In the party was Samuel them, and rent rooms in your dwellings of Myrtle creek men armed themselves failed to see them because of the crowd with the 1'C.it t'ar>’ to be had in bouth-j
lished m San Fra.i iso. Hiese “agents’ I turn.
Simpson, of Portland, whose poems are 1 to them.
and went to Council creek to efl'cct a res which pressed around. The other amuse ern Oregon.
.are in the Southern pact of the State and
Thankful for past patronage, a share
Mrs. B. F. Mver is having a liand- familiar to most Oregonians. The party
should be given a lively send-off.
As to what grades of scholars we ex cue. They found Bill anil made their de ments passed off very well and created of public favor is solicited.
> some “si leboar l" made at Daley A Co.’s will be in the field about two months.
4-4tf
MADAME HOLT.
pect to admit, be assured we will refuse mand; he stepped into his wigwam and much merriment.
No E xtras . In his remarks at the mill, which will be very stylish when
presented
his
wife
and
chihl
and
a
cocked
We
hear
it
whispered
that
one
youn
none for whom we can form classes of
The ball at Houck's Hall in the even
ch se of the lecture in the College build finished.
revolver,
telling
‘
.
lie
whites
to
look
but
be
man
who
staiied
with
his
fair
partner
ten.
Jn
the
higher
departments
that
ing
was well attended, and a very
I
‘
e>
ing last week.President Rogers, referring
A slight frost was noticed in Ashland from somewhere about Wagner creek to number will not be necessary.
sure
and
not
attempt
to
lay
hands
on
the
For the
enjoyable affair. The hall war very
On Main Street
to the tuition fee, said s me had thought on the morning of the 5th. At Major
A$>hla ii A
- - - - -
Orcgori.
child
as
he
would
shoot
the
man
who
did
go
to
Willow
Springs
on
the
morning
of
coming
four
or
live
years
the
school
will
tastefully
decorated
with
evergreens
and
it rather high, but it was lower than in Barr<>n's Mountain House the frost was
the 4th, missed the road, being blinde«l bo composed chiefly of those preparing it. They examined closely, but conclud well lighted by hanging chandeliers,
I have row on haoal a beau iful Mformeut of
many first-class institutions of the griule quite heavy.
doubtless
by
that
arch
little
imp,
Cv.piil,
ing
it
was
not
a
white
child,
left.
Hal#,
Bonnet», Srmdei». French Flower», Wreath»
for
college
and
of
students
in
the
busi
while
the
floor
is
doubtless
the
best
in
I
on the coast, and higher than none. One
Flu_i.es. Nec< Tie», I. il <- ii Suit», Ju.», Lulica*
Mr.G. W. Ford started north on Mon and spent the day in an anxious search ness, normal and musical departments.
In
1856
these
Indians
had
been
fight
Southern Oregon for dancing. At eleven
FiUrhisg G«.u<le, etc.,tic. etc. Ale »
very important c usideration in the mat
day morning s stage to visit his mother at for the way back home. He has prom Let nothing be lacking to make Ashland ing the whites on Rogue River and on o’clock the dancers were served with an
ter of expenses is the fact that there w ill
her home in Polk county. He will return ised us a ¡»resent if we will not reveal an educational center for Northern Cali their return to Council creek did not stay elegant supper, such as you may always
be no extra charges whatever, except for
and Ike Warner Heuitb Core«’.
in about two weeks.
his name.
fornia and Southern Oregon. As a peo long but again commenced their lawless expect to see at Houck's, and about three
music. Students may take as many and
1 onlere from a distance promptly filled.
depredations
in
the
neighborhood.
One
Butler & Rockfell >w have just received
A number of gentlemen from Ashland ple let us be moral and magnanimous, en day while foraging around they surprised o'clock Saturday morning the dancers be
Every th.hg e«>ld cheap for C..»h.
whatever studies they are able to, in the
a
lot
of
the
New
Wilson
sewing
machines,
UV
“
Ble
thing, Pressing and Coloring, is ’be very
terprising
and
intelligent,
prudent
and
gan
to
disperse,
well
satisfied
with
the
visited Jacksonville Tuesday. Messrs. :
a settler, John ell by name, in the Bine
entire curriculum of every department of
tea test manner.
• »Jn |GU
and
other
new
goods
of
various
kinds.
Jacob Wagner and John Walker went persistent. Success will crown our ef mountains, west of Cow Creek, and entertainment. None were able to com
the college without being charged more
Ifr.t.
I/.
J).
Junes.
down in the morning and returned the forts; and our community will be pros caused him to make a desjierate ride. He plain of lack of opportunity for dancing,
than the regular fee, as given in the pub Call and 1 >ok at them.
was out looking after stock and whileslow-
lished announcement. Those who want
A. T. Wright started for home on same day. Messrs. A. D. Helman, H.S. perous and popular.
ly riding up the mountain came on Indian as the large floor would have accommo
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
sign and on turning the ridge caught dated many more. Sixty-one tickets
fuller information uj»on any point than is Tuesday last, taking with him Miss Min Emery and J. D. Fountainwent as repre
F ine M achine .—The new planer in sight «»f old Quenti (>usi and his warriors, were sold, and in view of the many dan-
given in the circulars should apply di nie Anderson, who goes to visit friends sentatives from Ashland Lodge to attend
the
mill of Daley & Co., which was chosen all painted and armed. He thought he ; ces given in the valley on the same even
the installation exercises of Table Rock
rectly to President Rogers, whose ad in Northern California.
I i had not been observed by the reds but he
Encampment, No. 10, I. O. O. F., in the by H. S. Emery from the endless variety was soon disabused of this,for the painted ing, the attendance may be considered
dress will be Ashland, (>gn.. after this
Those who subscribed to the fund for
evening, and returned sometime the next of machines in the market, has the very | demons came flying over the ridge like very goo<l indeed.
week.
the purchase of |the Academy building
-- ----------_
latest improvements, and does fine work. I lit niets, making the earth tremble with
morning.
will
find
something
of
interest
to
them
Overfelt
&
Sweetser,
cattle buyers,sav
B ishop S cott G rammar S chool .—We
Among the new features is an extra their keen war whoops. Down the moun-
that
the
Grant
county
men
ask too much
under
“
Special
Notices.
”
i
tain
he
went,
driving
the
rowels
ioto
his
Phoenix .XewL
have received the annual catalogue and
revolving bar with adjustable bits which
for their stock and that they will have io
'
horse
for
«li
ar
life;
over
rocks,
fallen
tim-
ubanks
announcement of this educational insti
runs in connection with the main bits, i ber and brush nothing could slop him in spend their money elsewhere.
Mr. Jas. Tobin, of Merganser, came in
The celebration was a success.
tution,which is in a ^prosperous condition, after supplies last week, and made us a
Blacksmiths busy repairing harvesting finishing the lumber as it goes through his flight, for he knew the slightest delay
Union county is to have a beet suge r
A shland , O xiegon .
and begins another school year with pleasant call during his stay. He re machinery.
the machine with bead or moulding or would cost his life. His saddle became factory’.
\RVEM WiriSL A’UiOx’S C-RBI-
so loose he was in danger of going over
bright prospects. The school is under turned home on Saturday.
A new front is being built on C. S. with lap edges, for weather boarding, his horse's head and there being no chance
age« and all kin I« of re'iizi^» ni - to
BORN
the care of the Episcopal chui’ch, ami un
etc.
ordei nt short noti.'. Repairing promptly
The building occupieI as a millinery Sergent's old stable on Main street.
to tighten it he got on behind the saddle
der the management of the following store by Mrs. II. D. Jones has been
and by one of the most reckless and dan Ni II.1.Y’. In Aiti.ad. July 2<1, lo ite wife of and nea fy done. Fine w rk a specialty.
Birkhead has the building for his res
YV FATHER REPORT.
officers: Rt. Rev. B. W. Morris, D. D., moved from its old site, to the opposite taurant and cracker factory about en
gerous rides known, reached Cow Creek
y 3- n 23 if.
IM. Geo. Nutlcy a sun.
valley in safety.
Rector; J. W. Hill, B. A., Head Mas^r; side <>f Main Street, on the corner of Oak. closed.
The following is the weather report i The whites then armed and pursued CON WAY.—lu Ashland, July 5th, to the w f* <f
E. E. Blackwood, Monitor and Assistant
I) tn. C<»nw IV, a d .tig’: er.
for
the week ending July Sth, at 6 a . the Indians into Olillie Valley, where a
Frank
Ball
has
sold
his
town
property
Corlies
Merritt,
of
the
T
idings , left on
Tutor; W. S. James, Instructor in jien-
to Dr. Chatlin, rented his farm to Mr. M. and 12 M., furnished us by Mr. H. C. battle was fought resulting in consider
manship and Sup't Commercial depart Tues lay morning for a short visit at Cross for three years and removed to a Hill:
able loss to the Indians. Tom, the sub
THE - E'EI i i <>E THOSE l»E n
Yreka
and
Cottonwood,
where
he
will
chief, was among the slain. Thus ended
ment; W. H. Kinross Sup’t Musical de
X ing vo «1 w iron »• rk the mule' m e
farm he has bought in Sam's valley.
WEATHER
THERMT R
DATE
the Council Creek Indians—the few re
I ceby ni lip» kj/ a ti ij¿«i i 1 e Pt"’ J”* ¡O
partment; Mrs.
E. Campbell, Matron. endeavor to interview most of our pat-
NOTICE.
A
short
time
ago
several
prominent
a'
all titiles < l:i- s! o ;» m d e '. W. O
turning
being
sent
to
a
reservation.
The
6 A. M.
12 M.
The school year is divided into two terms. rons.
V»f the pnr.iic aq
e \»h'.ot.l Og-.
citizens of this place induced some of the
land on which these tragic scenes were
2
The first begins Sept. 2d and ends Jan.
Cloudy
53
74
A thunder shower crossed the lower people here to vote to rescind a tax lev
enacted is now the property of Mr. M. I Whereas, my wife, Susan N. M >d:- e i-i v a. <| w 1 tnz o o •'! V0 k r’
Cloudy
3
57
71
Dean and at the mouth of Council Creek, sette, without just cause or provocat i. n in«- -is« m o t. tn . liie ■■ n
20th, the second begins Jan. 20th and valley Sunday afternoon, and during II ied to build a school house by promising
GX'S. AI?l’i\G , U.
. 1
4
Showerv
46.
64
beneath the outstretching arms of the positively refuses to live with me a.s
ends June Sth. Terms, board and tui- Tuesday night a heavy shower fell in to subscribe liberally to build a house on
i.AKROU'N.
«
LG
»
M<
the voluntary plan. The tax was re
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5
67
giant oaks that witnessed these events of lawful wife, I hereby warn all peis ■:
to «-r e». .«in; i e¡» »‘ »• ' o -! •O
tian per term 8150. For catalogue and Ashland, attended by a thunder and light scinded, and there the matter stands.
Clear
6
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long ago, stands his dwelling. A more not to credit her on my account, a> 1 wi
T'’e btsi
e* " - o
particular-! address the Head Master, ning accompaniment on the neighboring Come to the front with your subscrip
52
79
Clear
4
quiet and lovely spot cannot be gerund.
pay no bills contracted by her.
hand.
W. A . ..... > t
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80
tions, gentlemen.
N ed .
8
Portland, Ogn.
UGLAS.
July 1st, 1879,
B. N. M odisette .
mountains.
Ashland, June 17*’’
ÌIIE
ASHLAND
TIDINGS
i
LOCAL BREVITIES
I
Notice to Debtors, 4
SHINGLE
MILL»
Millinery Store.
Buttrick. Patterns
J. S. E
i
,
s
Wagon Factory,
b