Ashland tidings., November 07, 1879, Image 3

Alleged
LOCAL BREVITIES
Life
Insurance Conspiracy.
SJ
ever before, for the men had now become
desperately in earnest tuid every shot
took effect. The fire from the pits was a
surprise to the sgvages who came swarm­
ing up to them. Not exactly compre­
hending the turn the defense had taken,
they showed symptoms of falling back.
Now was tho opportunity for carrying
out the plan the Captain had formed of
charging the Indians. The bugle sound­
ed the charge, but thd men did not obey.
No use; out of ammunition and outnum­
bered, a charge would be disastrous.
Better remain in the rifle pits and be­
hind the breastworks.
The morning advanced and the Bun
was high above the eastern horizon.
Thirst was consuming the men, while
several of the wounded had expired.
[cOKTlNftD.J
Mrs. S. Shattuck, of Henley, came
Scraps of Southern Oregon H js -
over the mountains last Wednesday to
/
tory.
\
About
two
weeks
ago
Deputy
U.
S.
NOV. er 1879
Reoser received a lot of neW stoves by spend a week or more with Ashland
FRIDAY..
About, ten miles east of Linkville is
Marshal Stephen Booth, of Jacksonville,
the last teams.
Lost River Gap, where the narrow can­
mends,
but
received
word
next
day
that
As soon as lie saw Mary Geisel, Brown
served upon Jeremiah Elliott, Arty AIci- ■
Lines of Travel.
Ed. DePeatt has something to say un­ her husband was taken sick, and started
yon of the river cuts through a high crawled hack to his companions and told
sey Elliott, his wife, Albert Elliott, J. ■
der head of special notices.
ridge that runs at right angles across its them of his discovery. He wanted to
back
home
at
oncv.
Al. Elliott and Frank Williams, of this;
The (». & C.stages h ive Ashland as fol­
course.
For three or four miles above attack the Indians at once, but they were
Win. Smith and Mr. Fox, of Henley,
lows: Going north, at < A. M.; going
B. F. Myer and wife, with their son county, a summons commanding them i
the gap the List river valley is a narrow not willing to fight with such odds
were in town last week for flour.
south, at f> P. m .
Orlando, re tched home last Saturday to appear in the U. S. Circuit Court last
On H. F. Philips’ Linkville line stages
The Shook brothers, of Alkali valley, evening from their tour through the mid­ j Monday in a suit brought by the North- i cany .n with steep ridges which are rough against them in numbers, and while they
leave every morning at 5 o’clock, con­
and rocky, but thickly set with bunch [ were debating the matter they heard
dle porti ui of California. “Landy” has western Mutual Life Insurance Co., oft
necting at Linkville with hacks for came in after.supplies last week.
grass, affording good pasturage for the loud talking among the Indians. Listen-
Lakeview and Fort Klamiith. huur-
Norton s, McCall’s and True’s te un> been quite a traveler, having visited Ne­ Wisconsin, to recover the sum of $8,000
stock that may be seen climbing about ing intently, <>n.e of the scouts, who un­
horse stage on Monday, Wednesday came in from Reading on Tuesday.
rdlegcd to have been fraudulently ob­
vada during his absence.
and coming down in little bands to the derstood something of the Indian lan­
and Friday.
On the docket for next court are nine
There is talk of a public entertainment tained from said company by the parties I river to drink, or, having satisfied their guage, discovered that the main camp of
criminal cases and twenty-six civil cases, of sj .' iic kind to raise funds to purchase named.
WEATHER REPORT.
i thirst, clambering up for a range of a day the Indians was but three miles down the
In October, 1870, ATvses Elliott, then
H. E. Harris, of Benton county, has a bell and swing it upon the new public
or two before they again return to the river. I’jion learning this the scouts
The following is the weather report raised a squash weighing eighty-two school house. About half the amount living in Clatsop eoinuy, insured his life I river. About three miles above the gap
concluded that the best thing they could
furnishe«l us by H. C. Hill, for the week I pounds.
necessary has been subscribed, but the in the company named fur the sum of , the valley suddenly spreads out, and do was to return at once to the command
ending Nov. 4th: Thermometer re­
$8,000. On the 21th day of June, 1871. i here is quite a little settlement, the
State Supt. Powell holds a teachers’ latter half seems hard to get.
and advise an attack upon tho Indian
corded at 6 a . m . and 12 M.
it was rep' rted that Alus» , was drowned
j
ranches
of
Jacob
Bales,
R.
G.
Galbraith,
institute
for
Douglas
county
at
Roseburg
camp for the rescue of Mrs. Geisel and
Our popular tailor, John Fraley, is in the Columbia river. Jeremiah Elliott
THERMTR
WEATHER
DATE
Jno.
AIcNemar,
J.
H.
Mayfield
and
one
this week.
her daughter.
greatly rushed with work in these days. and Wm. II. Deardoff making affidavit
6 A. M. 12 M.
Items From the Fort
or
two
others,
being
in
sight.
Above
After a delay of a day or two, Captains
The family of our townsman J. O. C. What with uiakingBthe wedding suits, to that effect. The body of* Aluses Elli­
60
40
( ’lear.............
29
this,
on
both
sides
if
the
river,
ranches
Ord and Abbott made an attack upon
4 •
Wimer returned last week from a visit winter suits, suits for AsMandites ami ott was never found, but after a search­
38
67
30
Our correspondent sends us the follow­
may
be
seen
here
and
there,
some
of
the Indians at their camp, and killed a
39
61
to Sacramento.
suits for customers in California ami ing investigation of the matter, the agent
31
38
l.b
I them with comfortable houses and with number of bucks an«l captured several ing items under date of Nov. 2d.
1
1
Pleas. Fountain, who has been in the ; Lake county, he finds little time to talk of the insurance company paid the$8,(iOO
(.4
60
35
Capt. Ferree and family are expected
j hay sheds or barns, others with merely a squaws, but the Geisels had been taken
politics.
to
Jeivnuah
Elliott,
the
holder
of
the
Willamette
valley
for
several
months,
has
'
7.
• • ) >
54
44
to arrive here next week.
Rain.............
i small cabin standing a little above the uff to another camp.
52
policy.
Soon
after
receiving
the
money
38
returned
home.
“
China
Jim,
”
the
murderer
of
Hugh
Cid
y
.............
1 he sheep herders are beginning td
4 1
i »age brush. At the head of the valley,
About this time a dispatch was re­
Jeremiah
Elliott
came
with
his
family
to
Pu'h
at
Hungry
creek,
was
captured
bv
—
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~
'---
Two more sons of Judge Bonham of
I twelve or fifteen miles above the gap, is ceived from Capt. Augur, who was fur­ drive their sheep below for the winter.
Jackson
county,
where
he
purchased
G40
the
Dpty.
Sheriff,
assisted
by
some
China
­
assortment
of
lb
M
oks
.
A
large
Salem,
making
four
in
all,
have
died
N ew
Jerree, I hatcher A M orden take pos­
Bonanza, a thrifty little hamlet, which ther up the river, telling Ord to hurry
men, below Strawberry valley last week, acres of land and a band of sheep, the is becoming a trading center of consider-
session
of the Post Trader! on the Set
school books of every variety h as just from diphtheria.
up, .as it was probable the Indians were
title
of
the
land
being
vested
in
his
wife.
on
the
way
to
Chico.
Jim
acknuwlenged
Fountain
X'
Farlow
’
;
inst.
been received by
The Democratic paper to be established
able imjxu’tance, where the buzz of in­ concent rating to attack Smith’s camp,
At the Auction sale on Friday cook
als >, a large stock o f handsomely-bound at Lakeview will be called the Lakt the cutting, but tried to represent it as Sometime ago information was given to dustry makes a pleasant impression upon still higher up the river. Gen. Luiner-
the
agent
of
the
insurance
company
in
in
self
defense.
authors,
story
books,
works of the best
Count'f Exam iner.
the traveler who comes to it across the iek was now’ coining down the river, stoves seemed to be in demand, an old
Portland that Abases Elliott was still
ks of se­
picture books for children, books
In
the
marriage
of
V.
’
i.i.
C.
Hale
and
1 silent sage brush plains. Bonanza has a driving the Indians ahead of him, to­ battered one bringing $20.
Mrs. R. M. McTeer and sou passed
alive
and
had
a
band
of
sheep
in
South
­
lections for public readings,declamations, through Asldand last Friday, on tho way Miss Eliza Langell at Jacksonville last
W es. Manning and Undo George
' good store, kept by Handy <t Roberts; ward Smith, and there was great danger
ern
Oregon.
Detectives
were
set
to
work,
Nurse
paid a brief visit to the post last
etc. (’all and look at them.
Wednesday Messrs. Robt. A. Miller and
■ two sash saw mills, one owned by Dan’l. that a sufficient forco of the savages
to Marion county.
it
is
now
dainie«l
that
a
man
who
and
Tod. Cameron and Misses Nettie How­
i Gordon, the other by Lewis & \ an Ri- would gather to overpower Smith's com­ week.
A B ilk . -The Yreka I iiion publishes
Fresh pork is constantly on sale now
has
been
living
with
the
Elliotts
as.
a
ard and Mary Langell supported the chief
The boys'’ mustered for two months’
| per (and a third saw mill is being built mand. Quickened by the dispatch, Ord
the operations of a bilk whose quiet and at the Ashland meat market. Saugage
actors as groomsmen and bridesmaids, friend to the family under the name of just above town); a blacksmith shop, hastened to join Augur, and the two pay Friday and now anxiously await th#
unexpected <lej»arture from 5 reka is an*l scrappel next.
Frank William3 has been identified as
respectively.
where tlm busy hammer < f A. E. Wright commands proceeded as fast as possible paymaster.
mourned by several parties who loaned
Referring to the case,
Numerous flocks of wild geese are seen
I M oses Elliott.
.lay Beach and family returned to this
That $200 nugget reported to have j the Portland Standard says: Judge Dua­ t keeps the anvil ringing; a thriving school up toward the camp of Smith at Big
him small sums, from $10 to $20, to be flying southward, but very few alight in
port ];»,t Monday from Yreka and left the
been found al Silver creek turns up peri­ lly has granted a tempoiary injunction I with an attendance of some twenty-five Bend.
paid when a check arrived from a dis­ this part of the valley.
odically in our exchanges. Usually, restraining all the defendants from dis­ i or more pupils, and a good, large hotel
On his march down the river Lamer- next day for their ranch al Linkville.
tant brother-in-law. The fellow is a Ger­
Miss Emma Nail has returned to «Jack­
Mr. Jo?. Beach leaves here next week.
man about 5ft. 10 inches in height,s«[uare sonville from East Portland, with her about a week after it is mentioned, the posing of their jiri'i crty until the case is . building in course of erection by Matthi- ick came upon a large party of Indiana
Joe
is a good fellow and has many friends
exchanges discover that it was a $20 nug­ disposed of. W hat will be done with the * as W alter. We learn that John Shook and attacked them as they were attempt­
built, with «lark hair and rather full
health completely restored.
get, or a $30 nugget, instead of the old parties aside from the commencement of i intends to open a second store in the in''to cross the river. The Indians were here who wish him luck wherever he
faced. While in Yreka he gave his name
to
make
3,
0(H)
i place this fall. also. Bonanza has a fa- routed and scattered. Several Indians g< >es.
renowned $200 one.
AS Wolters. He has been in Jackson­ , Rapluel Morat expects
this
civil
action
is
nut
yet
known,
but
if
, gallons of wine from his ten-acre ’ vine-
Hiram Field?, post wheelwright, one
I vorable location, and as the country de- were killed, the dead bodies of three be­
ville, and has probably gone north.
The body of a Chinaman was found the company make out the case, the fact
yard at .Jacksonville this fall.
of
the pioneers of Oregon, died of pneu­
! velops ”it will continue to grow and ing left where they fell. A few squaws
of
some
of
the
“
tallest,
swearing
”
on
rec
­
floating
in
the
bay
at
Empire
City
on
A ll S easons T ogether . Our atten­
The mines in Josephine county are
i prosper. West of Bonanza and north of and children were captured, from whom monia Oct. 28th, the funeral taking place
ord
having
been
done
is
apparent,
and
Wednesday
of
last
week.
It
is
believed
tion was called ti e other day to what in better prepared than ever before for a
; Lost river valley is Alkali valley, a basin the General learned that the party to an the 29th.
criminal
proceedings
will
no
doubt
be
in
­
he
was
murdered
by
one
or
more
of
his
the eastern states wopld be regarded as a 1 good run when the rains begin.
I which has n > stream flowing from it, but which they belonged were only waiting
iiolijfious Notices.
countrymen. It was ascertained that stituted against all the parties. Hon E.
curiosity; but being common in this cli­
i
which
contains
a
large
amount
of
valu-
Oregon wool is quoted in New York at
for
those
below
to
capture
Capt.
Smith
’
s
mate, Would be considered by most peo­ from 30 to 35 cents, leading all the Pacific the body was that of Gee Sam, who had I). Shattuck, Benton Killen and I. C. able grass land. Here are the ranches of
company, when they intended to come
A t the M. E. CA ur < h ,—There will
Morelaml appear for the company,
lived in Marshfield.
I
ple here scarcely noteworthy. Dr. < hit­ coast states and territories and Texas.
Win.
Roberts,
Ivan
Applegate,
Amos
on
up
the
river,
after
being
rc.njurcedby
be
regular services every Sunday at 11
and I>. F. Dowell, of Jacksonville, ap­
wood handed us a small bunch from a
At
a
meeting
of
Ashland
Lodge,
A.
F.
I
Shook
and
sons,
and
several
others,
who
those from below, take in the Generals a . M.; Sunday school at 2 p. m .
The estray mare advertised by Mr. J.
pears for the defense of Jeremiah, Arty
blackberry bush, on which were the tin­
&
A.
M.
,
last
Thursday
evening,
it
was
•
have
large
bands
of
stock.
Air.
Shook
command and then make a clean sweep
L. L. R ogers , Pastor.
1 Bunyard in the T idings proved to be­
and James Elliott. The case will create
iest buds of blossoms, fidl blown blos­
decided
to
have
the
grand
supper
and
:
has
a
very
choice
location
and
a
comfort-
of the valleys above. They told him
long to one of the Roberts boys of Lake
great interest among the insurance men. I
soms, green berries and ripe berries.
i ball on Christmas Eve, instead of Christ-
able
home.
In
his
garden
we
found
po-
|
I
that the Indians were then engaged with
IKJKlf
county.
And the blackberry bushes in many pla­
mas «lav, as at first proposed. The new Address of State Teachers’ Associa- tatoes, turnips, cabbages, beets and on­ Smith at the Big Bend and had probably
tion.
The large flouring mills at Dayton, Hall will be completed before that time
ces in the valley will continue to present
ions of as good size and quality as wo killed all of his company before that FOUNTAIN.— In Ashland, Nov. 1st, to
j
Yamhill
county,
were
totally
destroyed
such an appearance in some instances for
beyond a doubt, as the plasterers have j The address of the State Teachers raise in Rogue River valley.
the wife of J. D. Fountain tr son.
time.
by fire on the 1st inst. Loss, about already begun work upon it.
a month to como.
• -
Traveling eastward from Bonanza for a
| Association to the people of Oregon
AVe must now return to the attack by
$15,000.
DIED.
mile
or
two,
we
enter
Langell
Valley,
the
the Indians on Capt. Smith’s command.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church j should receive the serious attention and i
H ofse R unaway . Last Saturday the
That individual who shot Mrs. B. F.
' thought of everyone in the state who finest valley in the western portion of Before the .attack began the Indians FIELDS.—At Fort Klamath, Ogn..Oct.
building formerly used as a blacksmith Myer s geese last week will save consid- of this place propose giving a Thanks­
i feels an interest in the advancement of Lake county. It is about twelve miles fawningly invited the Captain to come
28th, 1879, of pneumonia lliram
shop by O. Mickleson, on Mr. Mickle- alde trouble by going to her and settling giving dinner, the proceeds of which w ill
Fields, aged about 60 years.
our material and moral rank among the in length by from three to six miles in out and have a good talk, and they
be
applied
to
the
purchase
of
an
organ
son’s property near the public sch ol was for the same.
breadth.
Making
a
complete
circuit
«
f
would make a permanent peace. The
for the church. A committee lias been states of tl'.o Union. After directing at­
The deceased was fora long number of
being moved up the hill back of the
The Jntrnal says the Little Shasta appointed, also, to prepare a social and tention to our unsurpassed opportunities the valley, we were surpri sed to ace tho i , Captain was at first inclined to go, but
years
a faithful and valué«! servant of the
dwelling house now occupied bv Lucien mill will be in operation in a few days
. for building up a grand and effective free number of new settlers that have built ; i bv the advice of his officers he declined, L . S. Government, which he loved with
literary
entertainment
for
the
evening,
Applegate. The s\op was on rollers and, for cracking grain, and in about a month
little houses upon the gently sloping hills | | and immediately ordered his men to be- a truly admirable devotion. He was a
: nd a good time is promised. Particulars ; school system, the address continues:
when ¡»art way up the hill, the brakes for making flour.
i “We ask that tho proas and the people on cither side. Langell valley is settling ■ I t'in to erect defenses. Packs and all sincere fnend, eminently kind-hearted,
next week.
gave way and the shop took a run down
discuss specially tho Normal School rapidly, and we have no doubt the inimi- | I articles were seized upon and placed on generous to a fault, and just in all his
Joaquin Miller, tho Oregon poet, was
The meeting at Jacksonville last Fri- question. Teachers trained by sister
to the road, running afoul of a telegraph
gr.ttion next year will be greater than I the narrow ridge to afford some protec- dealings. I do notthink lie had an en­
recently married to Aliss Abbey Leland, day evening in tho interest of the Cres­
■ states are coming among us; .and it isdo-
pole on its way- and leveling it with two
daughter of Maj. Leland, who died at cent City road project developed an • ing an injustice to our own f.ons an l that ‘if the past season. From almost I tion. His station was nn the end of the emy in rhe world.
W.
or three others of the nearest poles. The
any
point
the
lumber
of
recently-built
|
Saratoga last summer.
' ridge where it descended in three direc-
earnest interest in the matter among the 1 «laughters who engage io teaching to give
building was not damaged, and was
I
them
no
opportunities
for
qualifying
houses
may
be
seen,
and
we
found
sev-
I j tions. The only place where he could be
SPECIAL NOTICES*
A
baseball
match
between
the
collfgo
|
prominent,
business
men
of
tho
pl
lace. A
finally put in the desired place all right.
work equally with oral immigrant families just preparing to j attacked with any show of success was
1
themselves
for
their
nine and the town boys last Saturday af­ committee consisting <>f E. II. Autcn- ! those from abroad, All will agree that
T own E lection .—The honors and ternoon resulted in a victory for the lat­ reith, M. Ilanley and J. Nunan was ap- j we have first-class native talent: but build. The largest land owner in the i from above on the backbone of the ridge.
NOTICE !
emoluments attached to the town offices ter by a score of 37 to 29.
As soon as Smith refused to go out, I
pointed to canvass the county f«r the trained teachers will take precedence in valley is Arthur Langell, who has sever­
al fine ranches and much st ick. Above i and the Indians saw the soldiers be-
All persons knowing themselves indebt­
m Ashland are not so great as to lead to
Messrs. Rufus and Byron Cole were ' purpose of ascertaining what may be 1 all rc-sp<insible positions.
i
As
early
as
possible,
then,
we
ask
that
his
place
are
the
ranches
of
the
Wilsons,
ed
to the late firm of M. W. Hargadind
much strife fur their acquisition. Neither b.ith in tywn last week. Mrs. Rufus deme.
| gluing to pile up brcaatworks,they,as bc-
at least three Normal Schools be e-jtnb- the Kilgore boys, Richard Hutchinson,
is there at present any great dividing Cole, who has been sick for a long time,
■ fore stated, made a rush at the camp as are hereby notified that the notes and
In the m.til sacks robbed near Boss’ j lished at convenient centers in our State.
end
a
number
of
others,
who
all
have
question at issue in our town politics. In is gradually recovering her health.
though intending to take it by storm. accounts of said firm having been placed
In the mean time County Teachers’
station there were three registered jiack-’
Ins* itutes, lasting nt least two weeks, good places. All this portion of Lake The coolness exhibited by theoffieers and in iny hands for collection, pronrpt pay­
fact we all see public matters alike just
A move has been made to organize a ages from Ellensburg, one from Crescent should bo held yearly. We are unani­
county is essentially a stock country, and men, who met the Indians with a deadly ment of the same will save ooet and
now. Our new officers have been unani­
I
pioneer suciety in Del Norte county, City, one from Smith River, one from mous in asking that two leaden’s be ap­
stock raising will be the main dependence I volley, seemed for an instant to discon- trouble. Busi nets is meant.
mously elected.
There was but one
Cal. The society will admit all who Chetcoe, nine from Josephine county and point«' I competent to assist the State Su­
E. D e FEATT.
of its inhabitants; but the idea which is I cert them, and they began to fall back,
ticket in the field, and but 3.'» votes
one from Jacksonville, the latter con­ perintendent in these Institutes, the
were in the county as early as ’53.
A
shland
,
N
ot
.
4,
1879
3t. •
for
held
by
seine,
that
its
present
population
polled. The officers elected are: Trus­
state
compensating
them
reasonably
i But their leaders rallied them and they
taining 8450 in gold dust. An Ashland I their services.
Horace
Knights
has
s«ild
his
half
in
­
is anywhere near the miximum in num­ ! returned the attack. Several times they
tee«. H C Hill, H. F. Phillips, J. H.
firm had sent $500 in a registered letter
For Sale Cheap I
Wo are pained to sec that many of bers that the country will support is be­ were repulsed with loss, when at last
Russell, T. O. Andrews, G. S. Butler; terest in the Forest House property to
upon
the
stage
just
ahead
of
the
one
our
best
teachers
are
being
compelled
to
Recorder, A. V. Gillette; Treasurer, J. Short A Co. for S19,009. The new firm
abardon their profess'on because other ing proven by the resistless “logic of they desisted and began trying to pick
1 Ijot Sugar Pine lumber,
is composed of Alarshall, Short and .Jos. Fi >bl>ed.
D. Fountain; Marshal, L. B Tucker.
eni’ibivm *nts are far more remunerative. events' to be utterly fallacious. When off’the men at a little longer range.
I Lot Yellow Pine lumber.
AVilson.
-i The wheat cron of Oregon, says the
Eminent ability cannot be «always re­ the first settlers came to these valleys the Smith set men at work digging rille pits
1 Lot Shakes.
H ouse L ost . Messrs. Coolidge and
td. notwithstanding tained bv appealing solely to motives of grass was so abundant on the flats that in front of his camp, but they were soon
It is thought that about $l,4<*0 was ob- i Pendleton Ind
1 Lot Shingles,
Drake, who returned last M nubiyfr >m a tained from the mail by the robber who the rust,is the largest that has ever been benevolence. Our legislators, judges, cattlemen were in their paradise.
j
driven from their work by the deadly on­
and
executive
officers
as
public
servants
6 Tons Alfalfa hay,
successful hunt in the Siskiyou», report stopped the stage near Bass'. The re­ produced in the'state, and. at the remu­
They could turn their stock loose and, slaught of the Indians. Eight had been
For sale at Eagle Mills.
that a horse came into their camp near wards offered for his capture amount to nerative prices paid, will bring to the are far better paid than teachers. Do
I
tho duties of the former demand a higher giving themselves no further trouble } already killed, and more bounded.
Ashland Butte, stayed near their horses, $1,300.
people of the state upwards of $1,090,- order of ability or more labor for their about it lie around idle until they felt i The day was drawing to a close and t
and followerl them some distance home­
I the need of money, then gather^up some
FOR SÄLE 1
performance.
The ladies of the Al. E. church of this 000, or over $2o for each man, woman right
still the murderous assault was kept up.
AVe
love
our
work,
but
we
ask
that
ward. The horse is a dark bay with a
relaxation, but on the contrary,
place are making an earnest effort t > raise and child of the entire population. What throughout the State our labors receive beef-cattle and pocket a supply of “twen- I
little white on one fore foot and one hind
lloihe und lot in Ashland«
enough
money to plaster their church state in the Uni on can make such a show­ better compensation, enabling us to buy ties.” If they lost some cattle in the | pushed with more vigor each moment.
foot, would weigh about 9tM) pounds when
not. only bread, but books. It is quite winter, it didn’t matter, they had plenty ! qqie supply of water had been exhausted
building, an improvement greatly ing of a single product.
A good house, with a neat wood-shed
in good condition, ha«l four sh >es on,
«liscouraging to find that more promi­ j left. “
- grass - has ‘ been eaten ofF ■
needed.
Now,
the
one-third
of
tho
command
had
been
and
barn, upon a lot desirably situate«/
part of rope halter hanging to his neck.
C ollege E ntertainment . —The en­ nence is given to the question r»f price
on
Main
street, with bearing fruit trees
the
flats,
and
the
hill
ranges
are
the
main
Those
who
have
business
with
Marcus
killed
and
disabled,
as
night
shut
down
He ranges in the gl ide on the eastern I
tertainment nt the College last Friday than qualification’’—who will teach the
upon
it
.
dependence
for
stock;
but
it
is
found
that
on the desperate encounter. No water
aide of Ashland Butte, an«! Iris become Al aver, the tailor, will find him at his evening was well attended, the receipts cheapest, not the best. This is neither
For jiaiticulars inquire of Mrs. Har­
i
the
sage
bru«h
land
will
raise
the
best
dwelling
house
near
Daley
&
Co
’
s,
mill,
could
be
obtained,
fcr
the
enemy
con
­
amounting
to
about
$30.
The
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11
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1
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1
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,sc
’
riet
Ewing, who may be found at the
for
tickets
a
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_________
quite wilil. The owner should go after
We join in asking that there bo no kind of rye hay for winter feed, and with trolled all the ground between camp and residence of Mr. O. Codkige, in Ash­
where
he
is
ready
at
all
times
to
do
work
him at once, as the horse will undoubt­
exercises were exceedingly interesting, distinction in wage» from difference in
12-tf
a few acres of this and the hill ranges, the creek, and the wounded suffered ex­ land.
and all who took part received well mer­ sex.
edly starve to death before many weeks in his line.
Tlv> Roseburg Indepeudefti tells of a ited praise from the audience. The Ice- I We welcome efficient teaehers from many a settler will live comfortably upon treme torture from their burning thirst.
Farmers, Attention !
if left there. The snow may be ten feet
abroa I: and pluvi that general efforts be the procec Is of such a band of stock as The men lay down in relays to rest while
man
named
lluddleson
who
left
that
ture
by
Prof.
Nichols
we
consider
me
of
deep where he is in less than a month.
made t > train at home all who would pre­
Messrs. Fountain A Farlow, at the
place for San Francisco recently, leaving t his best efforts, deserving a wider hear­ pare tbepiselves f«u- successful teaching. 1 he can maintain.. The greater portion of their companions kept up an answering
Farmers'
Store, will j»ty the highest mar­
still
unclaimed,
tho
higher
sage
land
is
fire,
as
the
enemy
still
continued
to
pour
Let the people confer personally with
E ffect of R ist on the W heat numerous creditors to mourn the loss of ing than the occasion of its delivery
ket
price
f<»r
1.(100 bushels of oats ana
and
it
is
quite
certain
settlement
will
their bullets in showers upon the appar­
furnished. The recitations and declama­ the’r representatives in the State Legis­
C rop . A Willamette valley exchange small debts.
1,000
bushel.**
oli wheat. They will give
lature, assuring .them of support in pro­ continue rapidly. Tn many or most ently doomed conimand. During the you goods at cash
prices in exchange for
says: It is estimated that Junction City
E. Al. Howard killed a buck elk at tions cf the students were well gendered, I viding fun Is for maintaining cmnm<?n I place'', too, the hardier root crops may
night
the
men
¿gain
began
on
the
rifle
wheM
And
ords.
] 1-tf
is 100,050 bushels short «'ii this year’s Rt ! Blanket prairie on R gne river a and the experiments in chemistry by ’ schools and countv institutes; and let be grown, and in some spots wheat, oats
pits,
an«i
before
dawn
had
complete'!
a
crop; Harrisburg, 100,000, and. Halsey slu rt time ago. The elk weighed over Pi J. Rogers, as well as the electrical ex­ public meetings add their approval by and all the vegetables are a sure crop.
sufficient number. Some of them several
NOTICE.
about 120,t>00, making an aggregate of 700 lbs., and the hide when dry weighed periments by Prof. Nichols were full of appropriate resolutions. •
In how many ]>arfs of the vall^’ this is rods in advance of the cuter line of
In
behalf
of
the
Orcgoti
it
interest.
about 320,000 bushels of wheat le.-s than over .i<> pound».
(rue may only be known by actual expe­ breastworks had been strengthened as
suciatii .a.
L and O ffice ut Roseburg, Oregon. /
last year in a distance north ami south,
L.
L.
R
ogers
*
G. J. Callahan, of Cole's valley, in
October, 3d, 1879. (
H appt M arriage — The marriage cf
riment. In many places the frosts kill best they could be by felling some trees
in the valley of about 12 or 15 miles. Umpqua basin, in digging a well on his
T. 11. C rkwford ,
Notice
is hereby given that the follow-
/ Com.
Air. 1>. R. AVillits and Miss Annie Tice
the
crops.
1
ut
in
other
spots,
again,
good
on the outskirts of camp, and by break ing-name<l Settler has filed notice of his
ATus. J. A. S towell ,
This is tho falling off from last year's place recently, found a vein of coal b.x
I
took place at White’s hotel, Rock Point,
gram
is
raised.
J.
T.
Fulkerson
has
of day the pits were occupied and the intention to make final proof in wupport
J. P. R obb ,
crop, which was certainly not alune an feet in thickness about 49 feet from the
■ raised wheat successfully and intends breastworks manned in readiness for a Of his claim, and secure final isrtry there­
la-'t Wednesday evening, Rev. M. A.
L.
j . J. P owpt . l , State Sup’t.
average one. If it had not been for the surface of the ground.
of at the oxjiiratii.-n of thirty days from
Williams performing the ceremony
next year to devote his whole attention more de*-perate assault.
rust we think we are safe in asserting
A nother S tage R obbery . — Another to trucking. He has, perhaps, the most
the «late of this notice, viz: Sylvester
ss Tice
lkc ,
Four wedding tor It place in Yreka last There were present Mr. and Mit»
During the night several attempts had Patterson, Pre-emption DecLaratory
that the above localities would have come
fctage
robbery
is
reported
from
Northern
Siin«Iav —Dan. Tesh to Louisa Fried, brother and sister of the bride, Wm.
favorably located place in the valley, but been made to get soitie water, but with­ Statement, No. 3248. for fhe‘ S. W. I of
to the front with 400,000 more bushels
Chas. Herzogg, Jr. to Zulu Lemay, John Willits with Miss l/ni Anderson and California, this time on the Alturas and there are others who raise grain, and iI out success. The Indians knew that the N. W.
Sec. 19, T. 38 South R. 1 East,
of grain than they now represent.
!
Foil to Caroline Brantlacht and J. Q. Corlies Merritt with Miss Lou Willit.«, Reading road, about 35 miles from Read­ there will doubtless be found other spots soldiers were without water, and left no and name* the following as his Witnesses,'
from Ashland, and Alias ATay Crane, i f ing. T’lere was but one highwayman in nearly, if not quite, as valuable as his avenue fen- them to get it. They had viz; T. J. Boil, of Jackson comity, and
M arried .—On Sunday afternoon last, Maxwell to Jeannette Thomas.
sight, an l as the spot was only about 25
B. F/ Patterson, of J«ck*m county,
The case of Tenny and McKenzie vs. Jacksonville. Fitting preparations for miles across the country from the scene farm.
c«>mpletdy surrounded the camp and Oregon.
at the residence of the bride'» father.
were determined to take it at all risks. .
W. F. BENJAMIN, Register,
Major Barron, Mr. G. S. Butler was Mulvany and Bennis was tried the third the interesting event had been made by of the robbery two days before on the
Real Estate Trainarti on«.-“
Overland
route,
it
is
supposed
that
the
Mr».
White,
and
the
bridal
party
was
I
time
in
the
Circuit
court
of
Dougl:«.
They had suffered too, in killed and . .
married to Miss Alice Barron, The cer-
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county Last week, and resulted in a judg­ greatly pleh.se I with her hospitable and sam * man committed both rohheri,'8.
wounded,
but
not
to
the
extent
of
the
j
L.
L.
Rog.
emony wax performed by Rev.
The
following
have
been
recorded
From
the
Yreka
Uio
’
on
of
tht*
1st
we
take
in
ment for plaintiffs for $1,867 50.
NOTfCE,
sumptuous entertainment. The party the followin'' account- of the’affair: “On
less of the soldiers. Besides «pitnuul- (
era, in the presence of the immediate
the
county
clerk's
office
since
our
last
■---- #
The A'reka Union entered last weok remained all night at Rock Point, aiyl Monday afternoon the stage of Major i report:
ft
*
Bering tha soldiers five to one, they i
families and a few friends of the bride
upon its twenty-eighth volume, indicat­ on the morrow the bride ami groom came Cu'verhouse was stopped on the Alturas
LI
nd
Orrtct
nt
Roxebrtrg,
Oregon.
)
Ù. S. patents to A. S. Moon, 120 were fighting for their hunting grounds '
and groom. Both Mr. Butler and Miss ing a notable age fc>ra Pacific coast news­
October
4th,
1879.
[
and Reading rea l. The ¿tage wa« on its
and for the supplies in the camp of the j iibtice is hereby given that thtf follow*-
Barron are well known throughout the paper. Ic^B a lively wide-awake .journal, to \shkmd. arriving -in the evening in . way down when it was encountered about acre», T 35 Bouth of R. 3 W.
county, and their union has been looked and deserves the success it has achieved, season for a wedding supper at the Resi­ three o'clock in the afternoon hy a man
U. S. patent to.^ewit C. Livingston, soldiers, and they were in all respects i4fg-nart«id settler has filed notice of hir
dence
of J. Q. Willits. Air. Rush Wil­ i wearing a painted half mask, whom
intention to make final proof in support
j
If
prognostications
do
not
fail,
in
a
forward to with great interest by their
I eager and determined,
160 acres, T. 35 S. of R. 3 W.
lits
is
a
young
gentleman
whose
genial,
Pavne,
the
driver^
supposed
was
an
In
­
of
his claim, and secure final entry there­
Smith’s ammunition was becoming ex­
I
many friends. They enter wedded life few weeks, the white bonnets at church
U.
patent
to
C.
H.
Caldwell,
160
dian.
When
a
short
distance
ir
on
the
of
at
the expiration of thirty dajft from
generous qualities have won him the
hausted and the men were ordered to r»-
with the skies of their future bright with on Sunday evening, in Ashland, will be
acres
in
T.
35
F.
cf
2
AV.
•stage
tho
highwayman
leveled
th«
gun
the
date
of this notice, viz; JohnS- ¿acy,
serve their fire until the game was sure. Ilumeztyad Application, No. 2334, for
the cheering Learns of happiness and pros­ too numerous to b« successfully enumer­ i wannest of friends wherever he is known at the driver’s head and ordered *
perity. May the clouds be few and tran­ ated. There were four out last Sunday. and the la.lv of his ch ice is. we arc glad him to ston and thjT.w <!« m the treasure j Maria C Jver to Frank Sisley.premises Every bullet thrown away was a serious the S. W. | of N. W. f, Sec: 5, S. J of
j
The Crcse. -«t Cdy i 'ill c.v o. ittce have toleuin, one .vhos«'hand he w is f rtu- box and irr>i’ bag«, w’'< h w « -1
in Phoenix precinct. Consideration, $1. Jr««. A.
sient. Ou Sunday night th» wedding’
As 8 SOOT!
soon flS
as divlicht
JHvligbt tv." sufficipnt- N. E.'lmnd N. B. / of S. E. j, See 6,
i
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party came to town to attend church. employed J. S. Howard to make a pre­ s nnte in winning. After spending several Payne wa- then ordered tn continue his
I T. 40," S; R. 4 East, and na^ne* the fol-'
U nion S abb ath S chool ,—Every Sun­ lycfetr to distinguish objects plainly, lowmu as*his witnesses, viz: James Pur-»
Next (lay Mr. 'Butler and wife took liminary survey of the route from " aldo days in Ashland, Air. Willits and his ' way. The road was n t’t'si which pre­
posse3»i >n of their w home on Granite to Crescent City. Mr. Howard ia ex-
vented the driver from ¡turning back, and day morning at 10 o'clock in the Presby- the Indians made another rus1p«>r camp. vis of Jtycksen county, OgO«» al>d L*istuf
wife
left
L
t
their
new
home
on
Kean
!
pected
to
make
a
full
report
within
three
street—the residence recently vacated by
being unable to resistth® attack, he was I teriun church. A cordial invitation ex- They were met at the riile pits with a fire G. Lacv of Jackson county, Ogn.
Mr. AV. S. Hemphill.
i creek, where “joy be wi’ ’em. ’
weeks.
compelled to submit.
from the whole «’amp more deadly than
5VM. F. BENJAMIN, RigiMer
l tended to all.
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ASHLAND
TIDINGS.
Lost River, Alkali and Lan<jell Valleys.
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