*
t
f.'f-
-
PKOBViK COtllf
B lackberries .—Come right along with Laying the Corner Stone of th« Masonic
M. H. Drake received for his band of
Seipps of Southern Oregon His­
Hall.
4<M) cattle in Warner valley $17 a head your pails and buckets and have them
tory.
\ The following business has been trans­
iluam ’ s C rf . ek , July 19, 1879.
FRIDAY....................................................AVO 1,
\
all 'round, we are told, and $400 for his filled with blackberries at the garden of
The Masons of Ashland Lodge are an­ E ditor T idings :—
acted in this eoart since cur last report
/
(
¿nlinnution
of
tho
Story
of
the
Ma«-'
A. Willits. They arc plenty, good and ticipating a grand time upon the occasion/
ranch.
Lin»-« of Travel.
Estate of Joseph Wetterer, • deceased
One day this week I paid a visit to Mr.
»acre nt the Mouth of Rogue
Several teams came in from Big Val­ cheap—three gallons for a dollar. 8-3t of the laying of the corner stone cf their Layton's hydraulic mines on Farris gulch I
—Inventory'and appraisement filed show­
RlVer Ilf th* Rarly Part of
the Tear ISSO.
TheO. A C. stages leave Ashland aa fol- ley, California, for flour, last week, and
ing tho following property, on h.'-ftd
L ightning F heaps .—La.'it Wednesday new hall, which will take place on Thurs­ near the line between Jackson and Jose­
I qvs : Going nori h|, at 7 a . m . ; going after loading at Phoenix, started back
day
next,
the
7th
inst
A
large
delega
­
phine
counties,
and,
thinking
a
short
de
­
Real property, $5,050; personal proper­
morning, duringri thunderstorm before
so.ith, at 6 p. M
Tell
us,
said
some
one,
all
you
know
|
Monday morning.
tion
is
expected
from
the
Jacksonville
scription of them would be interesting to
ty, $1,896 95 good accounts, 82,372 82
daylight, a ball vf lightning came into
On H. F. Philips' Linkville line stages
C. L. Mosher, late editor of the Rose­
if the adventures of Captains Ord, Jones | —total, $9,323 77. Of this $700 worth
lodge,
and
it
is
hoped
that
many
will
your
renders,
I
send
you
the
result
of
my
leave every morning at 5 o’clock, con­
the Franco American office rocni,through
md Abbott while on their way from of personal property was set apart for the
necting at Linkville with hacks for burg Star, has started a new Democratic the opening over the door, and flashed come from Yreka and from Josephine and observations:
Lakeview and Fort Klamath Four- sheet in Benton county, called the lien-
Crescent
City to relieve those forted up I support of widow and miner children
In the first place, however, it is well
threii times before dissolving, without Lake counties. A cordial invitation is
i
horse stage on Monday, Wednesday ton County Blade.
at
tho
mouth
of the river.”
doing any injury whatever. The light­ extended to every one to attend, and we enough to mention some of the difficul­
Estate of II. Colver, deceased—Maria
ar.d Friday.
As I told you a few evenings ago,”
Sam’l Colver and wife ha-c gone to
ning appeared like red and blue fire, and can assure visitors that they will be cor­ ties that have been in the way of develop­ cont ir.wcl Hillman, “Capt. Abbott moved Colver, guardian of the minor heir? cf
Lake county, where Mr. C. will look aft­
its flashing made a noise like throwing dially received and hospitably enter­ ment of this important enterprise. Some from Chet Co river about the first of March said deceased, and her bondsmen were
LOCAL BREVITIES
er his band of horses which are on the
cold water on a but stove. — Yreka Jour­ tained. The exercises will take place in three vi ars ago Mr. Layton began the
discharged from further liability
range near Lost river.
the afternoon and may be outlined as fol­ construction of a ditch that should con­ to relieve those at Rogue river. Pursu­
nal.
Bor ley is selling here for a cent a
Estate of Jas. A. Stewart, deceased—
Corporal Landers came in with a team
lows- At three o’clock members of the duct the waters of the head of William's ing his way up the trail he met with no
1’iund.
i
G ood P rice .—A pair of Pereheron fil­ order will meet in- McCall & Baum's hall,
obstacles until near the mouth of Piste! Semi-annual exhibit of Elizabeth Stew­
last Saturday after “garden sass” and
creek idung the dividing ridge between
A few thousand shingles for sale at and other supplies for Col. Whipple’s lies, sired by Myer’s “White Prince” and from whence they will proceed to the
river, Often miles belcw Rogue river. As art, adnimistiatix of said estate, exam­
William's
and Thompson creek, covering
raised in Douglas county, were owned Presbyterian church, where at half-past
this office.
;
hi3 command descended the trail from ined and approved.
boys at Fort Klamath.
a
great
deal of ground supposed to be
the mountain to the b’ach they saw
Mrs. D. C. Courtnay’s right of dower by Crawford A Harrington, proprietors three, Prof. L. L. Rogers will deliver
Simon Caro, of Roseburg, visited Ash­
R. al I ntnte Tiutu»itijn».
valuable in the vicinity of Williamsburg,
of
a
large
warehouse
and
commission
ahead
of them a few Indians, who retreat­
in the Soda Spring property was sold at
land this week.
an oration. After the oration the mem­ above the old ditch,and then to approved
Th- . fAllowing have been recor<*ed
Miss Belle V »’uolen returned to Ash- ' Sheriff’s sale on Saturday last, and was business at Seattle, W. T The team bers will form in procession and proceed good diggings on Farris’ gulch. The ed as he advanced. Cautiously continu­ tince c*'’ • T >et l Apoit:
was driven to a truck and attracted much to th" site of the new hall, and the inter­
ing along the sandy trail till near night,
purchased by K. Kubli.
Ian 1 on Wednesday.
J. K. Neil t
A. Neil, prem-
ditch
is
nearly
twenty
miles
in
length,
he became aware that the Indians were I he.» in J
Messrs.
Geo. and Ben. Sprague with attention. A short time ago a gentleman esting ceremonies of the order devised for
clis uville. Consideration, $250.
There liave been several cases of diph­
and cost in the neighborhood of twenty
gathering in force in his front with the
their families, from Santa Barbara, Cal., from Victoria, B. C., bought the team such occasions will be carried out under
theria on A ¡’piegate.
u.
s.
thousand
dollars.
The
first
experiment
I
patents to John Tupper and
apparent purpose of disputing his further
have come to Ashland with the intention for $1,200, paying also $200 ¿Juty upon the direction of Acting Grand Master,
by
way
of
mining
with
the
new
ditch
was
wife,
J.
The mercury reached 102" in the shade
B.
Thomas, D. H. Sexton and
them at the British custom Lease.
of making this their home.
Thos. G. Reames. Aside from the many tr.ed on Munger gulch—a gulch that had progress. Pushing on, the command ar­
Stephen D. Taylor have been recorded.
:.t Yreka last Sunday.
In a scuffle on Jackass creek one day
plcrsant features which the occasion will proven remarkably rich wherever mined 1 I rived within a mile or so of Pistol river,
C
atti
f
S
old
.
—
Beside
what
we
have
Thus. G. Devens is hunting in Douglas i last week. Geo. Satterfield was stabbed
D. A. Stearns, Sul Abraham, J.
present to the “Brethren of the Mystic previously. But thi< time it was a*signal I when the) found themselves confronted
sold
mentioned
before,
there
have
been
Brandt
Jr.. W. T Bvdlêy, W. R. Wil­
county f >r the “lost cabin.”
w tii a large band of Indians, who began
. *n the thigh by a young man named Mer­ in Lake county this season 6,000 head of Tie,"it willbeof much interest to the peo­
failure.
Operations were next begun
an attack in their usual way—firing and lis, R. Mallory, Wm. Carli and W.
Butler A Ruckfullow are offering bar ritt. Merritt has “skipped.”
cattle from Ochoeo valley, 1,000 head be­ ple of Ashland, inasmuch as it commem­ on Bushy gulch, also famous of old for
gains in summer dress goods.
i The first wheat of the season was longing to Wilson A Co., from the east orates the inauguration of the building the prediction of the shining metal. ; g’ving that disgusting yell which is usu­ Healy to Applegate Grand Mining Co.,
ally termed a warwhoop. Without water certain ditches, water rights ami mining
Sjhumpf
a A Forman are lAiildinga
O new . brought to the Ashland mill Monday side of Warner lake, and several smaller of a much finer structure than tho town This gulch paid something while it lasted, I
for themselves or their horses the sol­ ground on Applegate. Consideration,
- morning from Jacob Ish's harvest field,
carpenter shop m Jacksonville.
bands, nearly all of which are being driv­ can now boasL There will be sealed up but the giant made short work of what '
diers were compelled to stop and fight $500,000.
Rev. W. T. Chapman returned home and vdd for 60 cts. per bushel.
en to Reno. Thos. Anderson sold 400 in the stone papers containing the names | was left of it. Mining prospects began
Corraling their pack mules and riding
W. B. Kincaid and son, who have the head at $12 a h«=ad, and has also sold his I of members and officers of Ashland
from Lake county last Saturday.
WIATNER REPORT.
now to wear a gloomy aspect for Jack.
horses they settled themselves to the fray
' contract for furnishing Fort Klamath two ranches for $1,200. It is reported Lodge, No 23; the historyof the settle­
It locked as though the gulches all gave
Hay is selling in Ashland at $8 per ton
with real earnestness. The horses and
' with 700 cords of wood, are to receive that the Applegate Brothers have agre\d ment of Ashland and estimated number
The following is the weather report
delivered. Last winter |t brought 815.
oi't at a certain elevation If Farris’
mules,
unused
to
such
noise,
became
al
­
about three dollars a cord for it.
of
present
inhabitants;
names
of
tire
fur the week ending July 29th, at 6 a .
tJ sell 800 head.
gulch ?hould «ct similarly he was busted,
The soda springs on the south fork of
Town Board of Trustees; names of the with a costly lot of dead property in the most unmanageable, while a few escaped ?.l. and 12 M., furnished us by Mr. H. C.
James and Manuel Miller, of Browns-
Butte creek is attracting many visitors.
S. vlt B ed .—A salt bed of great extent President »nd Vice President of the Uni­
and were captured by the Indians. c*o<n tfiP:
borough, have just finished a new barn
L. F. Willits is in temporary charge of for II. R. Brown, which is a good recom­ has recently been discovered at the up­ ted States, a copy of each of the county shape of ufc I o ’ s mining ditches on his the Incbans increased in number and
hands. But Jack has plenty of first-class
WEATHER
THERMTR
Kahler Bro.’s drug store m Jacksonville. mendation for their workmanship.
per end of Warner lake, from which is papers, and various other things that
their attack became more furious and de­ DATE
vertebra, backed with extensive experi­
G A. M. 12 M.
Repairs have been made on the Cres
W C. Myer lias a bran new black taken salt of the finest quality for table might prove interesting to future genera­ ence, indomitable pluck and tireless en­ termined; they were sheltered behind
23
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55
86
cent City wagon road at McGrew moun­ Shetland cult from “Nettie,” inc off and dairy use Mr. DeGarmo, who has tions. An invitation is extended to any ergy. Last winter was nearly all con- ! driftwood which lined che beach, and by
24
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62
90
tain.
i
I leader of his team. The little fellow is taken ofl* about two hundred tons, has who may wish to bring anything appro­ | sumed in cleaning out the new ditch and the dense, scrubby brush which glows at
25
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63
92
had a chemical analysis of it made,and it priate and have it sealed up in the stone. waiting for water. The freezing weat’i- 1 the edge of the sand at the foot of the
26
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F >r the recq>e and nigre Lents oi a fine 23 inches Irgh and weighs 35 pounds.
64
93.
°
I
proves Lu be considerably purer than the Acting Grand Master, Thus. G. Realties,
27
“
69
95
soda water drmk go to Dr. Chitwood’s
er and the occasional thaws rendered hills. Darkness was coming on ami no
Dr H earn, of Yreka, has been com-
28 1
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68
92
best
salt
oi
commerce.
Mr.
E.
Loftus
has appointed the following as Grand of­ twenty miles of new ditch a very cosily hopes of water or assistance. Ti e men
drug store.
' gelled to go to San Francisco to answer
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62
80
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brought us in a sample which is very ficers to assist in the ceremonies: A. D.
Two cottage organs have been shipped suit brought against him by that perse-
elephant for one man to keep in repairs. had hitherto been only partially sheltered
clean and pretty, appearing very much G. M., C. C. Beekman; G. S. W., VC. H.
A gentleman named Clemmons, who
from Yreka to Fort Klamath for the fam­ cutor of dentists, the Goodyear rubber
But settle! weather came at last and op­ by the edge of the driftwood next, to the
like opaque crystal.zed quartz. The salt Atkinson; J. G. W., H C. Hill; G. T.,
surf.
T^"ir
situation
was
becoming
each
came to Ashland about six weeks
erations were commenced on a tributary
ilies of odicers.
' man.
is covered with a layer of alkali but a few
moment
more
critical,
the
Indians
press
­
ob
Wagner;
G.
S.
,
J.
S.
Eubanks;
died last Friday from the effect of a can­
i of Farris’ gulch with the view of sluicing :
Messrs. Miller, McCallister, Crown
Thu .I mi / « a/i A:/> i •••Hni inl for August
inches thick.
ing
from
the
land
side
and
in
front
and
Grand
Marshal,
J,
M.
McCall.
The
cer in the stomach, and was buried in tho
I out a reservoir. When sufficient id ia
has reached us, replete with interesting and others have constructed an irrigating'^-
roar,
while
the
surf
would
soon
rise
with
Jacksonville
brass
band
has
been
engaged
cemeteiv on Saturday afternoon. He
w.is v ashed ofl' for that purpose the bed­
ditch which has freshened the gardens ’ ____ er and S ocial D ance .—In hon­
reading matter.
|
the
tide
and
engulf
the
whole
command
to
furnish
music
for
the
occasion
had suffered greatly for a long time from
rock was cleaned up and panned out 101
Kit Carson, of Cottonwood, cante over and orchards of some of tae Butte creek or of the Masonic, celebration, Jasper
unless
they
shifted
their
ground.
It
be
­
the dreadful malady and was glad to ba
Houck, of the Ashlaiid House, wdl give I
ounces of gold. 'I his was regarded as
The A uhlan il Cemetery.
the mountains with the photographic people.
came
apparent
to
each
man
that
his
life
released
from pain. Mr. Clemmons was
a
supper
and
social
dance
in
his
fine
new
Jacksun county’s portion of the state
sufficiently satisfactory to justify a con­
outfit last Tues lay.
hung
by
a
single
hair.
an old resident of California, although
The Ashland cemetery some years ago tinuation of piping further up the gulch.
school fund, $1,915 56, has been received I hall, next Thursday evening. The music
P. G. Strickland, an old resident of
Capt.
Abbott
was
a
true
soldier,
and
from Rosel urg,
I became here directly
by treasurer lusher. Josephine county will be furnished by the Jacksonville was deeded in trust to the directors of A second clean up after a short run
Yreka, is prepanng to remove with his
taking in the situation clearly, he gave and w.is a member of the orders of Free
band,
and
every
preparation
will
be
Ashland
School
District,
and
their
wceives $476 80. and Lake county sets
proved equally encouraging, and a sec­
family to Roseburg.
made for the enjoyment of guests. successors in oilice. As the eare and ond hydraulic is now is readiness to still his orders loud and clear, above the din Masons and Odd Fellows.
8384 64.
Irwin Shei»ard, son-in-law of Capt.
A party of Jacksonville people, con­ Houck’s suppers are too well known to management of the property is entirely more rapidly expedite the work of ground of i dle shots and the booming surf, which
SFECI A«» NOTICES
kelu.an, is buihliivg a flouring mill in sisting of the families of J. A. Cardwell, need any laudation, and we can only say foreign to school business and to the du­ sluicing. There arc two forks to the was oy this time surging urt and washing 1
their
feet
as
a
warning
to
them
to
leave
’
Little Shar’a valicyi.
Rob t Kahler and Mrs. Kenny have start­ that, if you want to enjoy a pleasant even­ ties of school directors, it could not be ex­ gulch and they pay about equally well.
NOTICE.
John Fraley ami wife, who contem­ ed for a month's camping experience in ing in excellent company, next Thursday pected that the directors will give it The fact that pay is fouird so high up their ground and seek a higher one. A '
ridge
about
one
hundred
yards
away,
al-
evening at Houck’s Hall will be the time such attention as it should receive from leaves it a fixed certainty that the same
plated a f?ip to Missouri this fall, have the mountains.
will be received up to 6 o'clock
those having it in charge. Indeed, so gulch will pay all the way down to where though occupied by the Indians, offered ; p. Bids
concluded not to go.
Prof. Rogers has bought of J. Q. Wil­ ami place to suit you.
M.
on
the Sth <L.y of August, 1879, by
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unsatisfactory is the present condition of it intersects Harris gulch. The main the only safe retreat from the surf, and : the building committee of Ashhm'f
Lindsay Applegate, who has been un­ lits the lot adjoining that upon which J.
P icture G allery .—An opportunity
as the Indians were all around, it mat­ Lodge, No. 45,1. O. (). F., for the build­
well for sevenil weeks, has about recov. H. Skidmore’s cottage stands, and will will be given to tne citizens of this val­ the cemetry, that a change of some kind Farris' gulch is known to be remarkably
build upon it at one» a dwelling house ley to secure most excellent pictures of in the care of it is imperatively demanded rich, and knowing ones predict the mak- tered little which way they went—death ing of an upper story to the building
Arefl his usual heqltii.
! ruemed to stare at them from all sides. ! about to be erected by Messrs. Inlow,
Col Stone ami wife ¡>assed through for his own use.
tiiemseb'es and friends at the “Sciopth'Oii On Friday List, when it was neccs-^ary to I ing of $500 a day to the hydraulic when
As soon as the captain had made up his > Helman, 1 ■ untain A Farlow in Ashland;
the work to be let in two contracts, one
W. H. Chase, “the indefatigable,” who Gallery,” which will be at the following find a last resting place for the stranger ! work is begun lower down. Although
U wn 1 uesiiay on their way to visit their
mind as to the best course to be pursued, for the furnishing and laying the brick it»
who
died
in
Ashland,
Mr.
Hill,
who
was
1
I
arris
gulch
has
been
mined
for
a
nuin-
has been teaming for several years be­ places, and will positively remain only
farm down the valley.
attending to the matter, was not able to j her of years, I am informed that the bed he shouted loud enough to be heard by the walls, and one for the wood woik,
H. B. Valjiey returned from Lake tween this place and Linkville, thinks of I the specnied time: Ashland, until Wed­ find anyone who could point out
rock has never been reached in the main all: ‘Boys, do you see that ridge yonder? painting, plastering, etc.; the whole to
M e must go to it or die in our tracks. ! 02 el >iie according to the plans ami 8p*c>-
County last Saturday, and is again stop- taking a trq> with his daughter next fall nesday, Aug. 6lh; Piuenix, Aug. 7th, which portion of the burying ground had
channel. Operations had been confined
flyxtions to be seen at the post office; all
I
to
his
old
home
in
Iowa.
8th,
9th
and
10th;
Eagle
Point,
Aug.
pmg a Patrick Dunn's.
been purchased by private paOies, and t > working off the surface down to a hard Follow me and let the animals go to —’ »ids to be sealed and addressed: ‘ To the
12th,
13th
and
14th.
Particular
atten
­
Levi Leland, Grand Lecturer of the I.
^m. (’aril, d.vision agent of the < >. &
which was unclaimed, and was compelled cement. But prospecting has demon­ Conic- on'.’
¡djiihling Committee of Ashland Lodge,
P S» ige Line, moves into his new hotel O. G. T. of California, passed through tion paid to children, and good pictures to risk trespassing upon a private Jot in strated the fact that there is good pay
Clambering over the dense driftwood i No. 45. I 0. O. F,” and marked “Pro­
Ashland last Friday on his way from Del guaranteed. Old ¡>ictures copied and
posal for building Hull, ant? left with
at Grave Creek this week.
having the grave made.
under
the cement. Just how deep it is and logs, the men charged right into the A D. Helman at the post.cflica The
enlarged
an
I
fi.iis
’
ic
I
in
water
colors
or
M. L. McCall began the survey of the Norte county to .Modoc. Mr. Leland
For sometime there has been felt a need to the bedrock no one knows. Mr. Lay- 1 nest of yelling savages, who were as thick C-rinittee reserve the right to reject
crayon. Call at once, as time is limited.
!
organized
the
Ashland
lodge
of
Good
by
r wo on A eduesd.iy. He is assisted
E d . D e P eatt ,
of better provision for’ tne management t m has a flume started that has already j as ants in their way and on ii e ridge. ' any or all bids.
Temphirs.
7-2w
Chairman committee.
11. C Hill and Jo.i. Alnut.
Goon W alking .—For teaming and of the ceinetf"*f, and this circumstance reached the depth of 40 feet. It may be T1 le Indians had the .advantage in num-
E. H. Loftus came in from Warner farming purposes, a fast walk is one of brought the matter forcibly to the atten­
r Thw
says J. W. Manning
89 or 100 feet fr >m the surface when it bers and position, but the men must have
NOTICE.
j ur'fl.aseil the trottnig stallion < *piur, ami valley last Sunday evening,and will spend the most desirable qualities in horses, tion of the citizens interested in the strikes bedrock. Anyhow, with two or shelte' from both surf and bullets; son e
several
weeks
in
this
neighborhood
be
­
I
and among breeders of draft horses this ground. In consequence, a public meet­ three miles of rich pay ground already had been wounded at the begining of the
w iIT keep him in tiui count
Ts heroby given that I will sell at Pub­
fore he returns. Mr. L. reports his stock point is receiving much attention. From ing was held in the old school house Sat­
prospected the proprietor has the satis- fray b it none kdled. Only one war' lic Auction, of the 1st day of August,
\ good skin ditpser wanted at the doing very well, and he is evidently pros­
their great size it would naturally be sup­ urday afternoon to consider what might ; faction of knowing that lie has one of the wounded so badly a.‘ to need help, and
Ashland glove factory Address J. B.
1879, between the hours of one and two
pering in business
posed that the Pereheron stock would not best be done toward improving the case. | best, if not the best, mining privileges’in many there were to help him, and soon
R. Hutchings, Ashllmd, Ogn.
all were safely on the ridge, busily en o'clock P. M. at the store of J M, Mc­
Messrs. W. P. Farlow , of Butte creek, excel in speed in any gait, but W. C. I After the subject had been presented I Southern Oregon.
p.
Pr»>f. W. T. Leeke and wife came into ' and Ch*istepher Farlow, from the Wil­
gaged in piling up breast work's of the Call A Co. in Ashland, Jaek-cai county,
Myer informs us that his Pereheron- and disius'.ed, a motion of Capt. J. M.
fown last Tuesday to sj»end a few days in lamette valley, brothers of Hiram Far-
Oregon two boys' suits of J .~ctory goods,
S hocking F atal A ccident .—A man ■ sma 1 logs and sticks with which they
horse, Gen. Fleury, on the return from McCall was carried that a committee of
•Ssithig their many friends here.
low, spent several days in Ashland List the Willamette, walked forty miles in three be appointed by the chairman to was killed by a runaway team near Mo­ I were surrounded. As soon as they wore left with me for »H-iir’i vp by R. Ball;
Wyou want a good picture go to the week. They departed for Butte creek, eleven hours last Tliuisday, from below obtain, if possible, in writ’hg the con­ doc Point, Lake county, on Wednesday driven from the ridge the Indians became si’id clcthii g will be sold to ¡»av me cost
of making up and the expense of this
•J\:ioj>ticun Gallery.' The propr'.’ tu’s ■ the first of this week.
Rock Point to Ashland—not trotting a sent of the owners of lots therein to the of last week. The victim was a peddler l demoralized and ceased fighting; they
notice and sale.
do good work at re.isuiiable rates.
L. B. Applegate came in from Link­ hundred yards of the entire distance. transfer of .*he Ashland Cemetery prop­ named Savage, from San Francisco, who ; had not expected to meet such stubborn
MARCUS MAYER.
The sheriff s sale of the saw mill prop­ ville • hi the stage last Monday evening, This is good walking in such hot weather erty from the school directors of this dis­ was on hii way from Fort Klamath to resistance. Most of the animals fell intc
V
shland , July 11th, 1879.
no6-3t
erty'of Jas. Purvis, un Jenny creek, was and split a few days in Ashland. Mr. as prevailed for a horse weighing sixteen trict to the board of trustees of Ashland, Linkville with his wagon and two horses. the Lands of the «Indians, but a few,
p st polled till to-iiiorr<>w, the 2d inst.
And report to the directors. In pursu­ When he was opposite Modoc point_ the i i packed with ammunition and some pro-
A. contemplates moving to Ashland with hundred jHiunds.
Notice to Subscribers to Ash­
ance of this motion/ the chairman ap­ neck-yoke brokp letting the pole fall to i visions, were secured. Working hard in
Mrs. Cohen, of Jacksonville, has Loen his family this fall, to give his children
W ent I p .» T ree . A short time ago pointed as such committee, Chris. Blake, the ground and frightening the horses, the darkness, the men soon sun- tinded
land College Fund !
sj ending a few days in Ashland this the benefits of our school advantages.
a
rumor
came
floating
in
over
the
Link-
which started »IF on a run. The unfor themselves with defenses which made
week with her sister, Mrs. M. Baum.
Our “heated term begati the early ville stage line that C. Stow had been Capt. McCall and Capt. Thos. Smith.
Those who subscribed to the fund fyr
tunate
mar. was thrown ct * and crushed them secure from ary sudden at tack,and
There being no further business, the
A. D. Helman will build his new dwel­ part of last week and continued till the
treed by a belligere it Lake county coy­ meeting adjourned.
the
purchase of the Ashland Acad**hy
or dragged beneath the wagon in such a theft turned their attention to making o
ling house this summer on the tine site first of this week. < >n the hottest day,
ote. This we could hardly credit for two
way that liutn his legs below the knee i themselves as comfortable as possible for building are requested to crll and make
J as . K ilgore , Chairman,
he has chosen east of Daley A Co.’s mill. Lust Sunday, the mercury reach 100' in
reasons; one was that Walter Phillips
were horribly mangled, one being almost ; the night. They had no water, and after payment to the Treasurer ef the Board
M H. L eeds , Sec.
F. W. Ewing, Esq., has been nomi­ the shade in Ashland. W e are having told it, and the other was, we felt certain
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entirely stripped of flesh. In the wild a little while the thirst became unbeara­ of Trustees, at tho office of the Ashland
nated for district attorney upon the pleasant weather again now.
School Meeting.
that Stow s reputed fleetness of foot
hope of relief of some kind, the poor man ble, especially to the woun led. Water M’ll. as .><?' n as possible. It is desired
Democratic ticket of Modoc county, Cal.
< apt. Riley and Lieut, Duncan re would enable him to keep out of the coy­
Se .t .1 months ago at a school meet- d.ngged himself to the shore of the lake, must be had at all hazards, and finally that the purchase be made this month.
Hazelett, the “Pilgrim Printer,” tinned to Fort Klamath from the C<>- ote’s clutches without going up a tree
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W. H. ATKINSON, Treaa.
ing in
dand district the directors were a short' distance away, and when found, three men volunteered to go after it to a
reached this place Wednesday evening, lumbia last week. Tliev were accom- W e have learned since, however, that the
about
two
hours
after
the
accident,
was
i
little
hryok
about
a
hundred
yards
dis
­
and started for Yreka yesterday morn­ ¡tallied by a daughter of Mai. Keefer, story has foundation in fact. Stow tells instructed to levy and collect a ten mill lying partly in the water. He was taken tant. Laying aside their guns and tak­
For Sale Cheap!
who has gone t > Fort Klamath to visit us he did climb a tree to escape a wolf, tax for the purpose of building a new t > the house of Capt. Ferree, a\l -J4aod ing such vessels as they could carry, the
ing.
school house. As there was an impres­
One Osborne Self Binding Harvester,
Jay Niles, of Cottonwood, returned her sister, Lieut. Duncan's wife.
but it was a big grey one, not a cayote. sion among some of the tax payers of th* -about ten hours, suffering greatly, ap­ three men went out into the darkness and warranted, by B. F. REESER.
yesterday from Roseburg, whither he
Thus. Johaon, “Long Tom,” who has He was tishing'along the Klamath river, district that there was some illegality in parently from internal injuries. He was upon their perilous errand. Orders were
had taken a load of “commercial travel been mining at Silver creek fur a num­ and came suddenly upon a Ing, hungry the proceedings of the meeting, another perfectly sensible until he died, and gave given not to lire until the men returned,
A BARGAIN FOR SOME MANI
eis.”
I ber of months has sold out his claim to creature that jumped toward him. He meeting was called for last Saturday af­ directions for the disposal of his property, or else had been discovered by the Indi­
A good house and lot for sale on Cran­
A six horse team from Cardwell's liv­ Eil. Lavens, and passed through Ashland tired with his rifle and missed, and then ternoon. The meeting was called t > or­ including about $800 in coin upon his ans. A deep silence followed, L-< ken-
té
u ‘et. For particulars inquire of
ely took a load ut Jacksonville people lip last Saturday going to California. He with some considerable alertness sought der by the chairman, A. D. Helman,and person, to a son and »laughter in San only by an occasional shot from an in
ROB’T. GARRET?.
io the Cuurtnay soda springs last 8un- made a very fair little “stake” at Silver the upper branches of a neighboring tree. its object being stated, a vote ujxin the Francisco. His remain''/were buried at dian, and the eoii'inual sighing of the
x L shland , Ogn.
[no5i »f ]
creek.
. r._ ....» < a
He feas since come down.
<lay.
proposition to build resulted precisely as Linkville on Wednesday. The son of breeze through the tree tops. Five mil,
H. F. PhiUq >s liad to send two hacks
Efforts are being ma le to have the
at th* former meeting, viz: A tax of ten Mr. Savage came up from San Francisco utes, ten. twenty—half an hour passed,
A
G
ood O bject .—The movement for
New To- ay.
beside the stage to carry the passengers much talked-of street west of ¡Uid ¡>aral-
mills was voted for the purchase of land on Saturday, ic.d went dvt t</L;,ikville. and the waiting men peered anxiously
the
better
regulation
of
the
Ashland
cem
­
into tho darkness, hoping to catch a
from this place to Linkville List Friday lel to Main street ojtvned from the back
adjoining the present school ground, and
etery is commendable not only because it
C ottonwood Q uartz . R. O. Dewitt glimpse of their three brave coinrad -f."
end of J;w> Thornton's lot to Granite
for the building of a school house upon
morning.
ROSEBURG MARBLE WORKS.
contemplates arrangements which will
was c
at Cottonwood this week look­ returning. Suddenly the crash of many
street.
1
his
would
be
a
great
improve
­
it
As
before,
no
instructions
were
giv-
Win. Riggs started yesterday morning
prevent confusion and trouble in ti e sad
ing after his quartz interests. Work has rifle shots came from the direction
IlaviHg t.-iken >he «teacy fo- R. ßr rken-
for Lake county. He thinks of stopping ment to the town, and would certainly business of chousing the location of the *n the directors as to the kind of house recently been recommenced on the Lodi
i the men had taken, and faintly the rush ridg>?« M hi LJ.* W u k« ui Riwtw«, I will leceive
render
¡.lvqerty
in
its
neighborhood
or
the
time
w
ithin
which
it
shall
be
built.
for a time at Way’s station, this side of
graves of the departed, but also because
ledge, in which ho ii interested, and a of hurrying footsteps could be heard, a
ordere f- r any wo-k neeoe i iw thi» liue in
more valuable.
On motion,the directors wefe instruct­
Linkville.
,
of the likelihood of its resulting in the ed to rent rooms or make such other ar­ tunnel is now being run on the ie-Ure to f<*w stmggling bullets came pattering in
ASHiAKD AKO VICINITY-
The friends of Dr. Aiken ami Miss Ida
general improvement of the appearance rangements ;is may be necessary for the drain it and v.l.vn this is done they will to the logs of the barricade, and then all
Leander Neil talks of buiL|mg a neat
Those wkbiog V»
de-ign« anl leirn -h« j.ricc«
^Iaitin received cards las’ week bearing
of the “city of the dead.” A regular accommodation of the pupils of the dis­ h ive a large bod ■: of quartz, at command. was quiet again but the moaning win?"
little house in the western pait of town
cu>
do
»u
b.
caliii
g u;.oii me in Afhl >i d.
the news that the welding had taken
Mr. De witt brought oyer about fifty
keej>er should be appointed, and ¡»aid trict until the school house is ready for pounds
tins summer. It has been suspected for
and
the
roaring
surf,
and
the
breathless
Li
vl-.f
A. fi. JACOB8
of quartz from the ledge, which
place in Oakland on the 23d. The doctor
from the income derived from the sale of use. An amendment to this motion to w 11 be sent to Sacramento to be suspense in the camp was painful, as the
sumetime.
and his bi ide left San Francisco for
B. F. Reeser and Dick Roach as their future home in Jacksonville last lots, to keep the place in order, dig the prohibit the directors from “hiring or tr e I by the new process, known as the i Aien watched with rifles cocked, ready to
Robertson process, of which we made
cended Ashland Butte las*, week, and Saturday, making the trip by way of graves, and do such other work as may farming the scholars out at so much per mention last week. The rock looks well welcome friend or foe. An hour passed FRANCO-AMERICAN HOTEL,
be required. If there be not a sufficient head,” as heretofore, was lost.
kuled a large cinnamon bear near the Portland.
and free gold is to be seen in it. The ! ■ and the three men did not come. Hope
income
to
pay
for
all
the
work
that
is
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON '
snow line.
Thu tax, it is estimated,will raise alxiuf ledge now averages a foot in thiclrntss. had almost fled, when a well known voic_
Someone turned the water off at the wanted, no doubt most of those who own
$1,800, and there is much conjecture as We aL’t learn that a couple of strangers was heard with the news that they had
Hirain Farlow and E. J. Fallow with head of McCall A Anderson’s minino
a short time ago star tec? a tunnel in the
MADAME HOLT sfili renlinnra to
lots
would
be
glad
to
pay
what
is
neces
­
o
to the way in which the money will be h 11 above the Lodi claim, and now have returned safe, and with water. They hail wiiit.npon gceMn al Ibis Ln^-e»t»l
their families have gone to the soda ditch last Sunday afternoon or during the
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sary to have them kept in order. As it expended by the directors. The suppo
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a good ledge sonic three feet in width. a narrow escape, and after the burning lisbe<l bonMiai •n fit- t» IH.iced to
springs on Jenny creek to spend a few night, and Lem BYyrier took a warm six
is now, the place wears rather a neglected sition is, however, that it will be put in­ The rock is decani pc sed and its quality thist of the wounded had been assuaged spare t:o p'ins in il c i-rJi'uVor to pive
days camping odt.
or seven-mile walk up the ditch Monday appearance, and many who would like to
to a building w’hich will require as much c n be judged from the fact they pound and the others had each been allowed to \ a-tti-f ction tn th* pnblre. V nitor«
Jasper Houck has sold his kit on Main morning to find where the water had have work done for the beautifying of
out enough gold from it to pay their ex­
will «t «Il tinr- tiifd thè
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mure to finish it, as an eighteen hundred penses as they g > along. We also learn drink a little, tho men recounted their wilh Ih- òf.d fuie to L a h. d il Riipplted
tsout
-
street adjoining the academy lot to M. gone. If this was maliciously done to the hallowed spot where was laid to rest
dollar school house would not accommo- th .t Morse and Jacobs recently crushed adventures to eager listeners.
er»> Or- p«,iu.
the
forms
of
loved
one«
are
neglecting
Powell, of Fortt Klamath, for $315. Mr. cause trouble it was a very mean act, and
[ to be continued .]
Th»iti«ite» f »• jn.-t j »tr.irapp, a sln>rr
some quartz from their ledge in an aras- [
the matter simply because there is no one half the children in the district.
the
perpetrators
may
expect
rough
treat
­
Po vell will probably build a dwelling
tra,
which
on
a
partial
clean-up
gave
•
f
i>n lie
,i i«< aoiicilt-.l
here who makes it his business to at­
Erick kfln burning—brick next week.
ment if they are discovered.
flattering returns.— Yreka Union.
Lous© upon it in a short time.
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MADAME HoLT
tend to sueh work.
Subscribe for the T idings .
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