Ashland tidings., November 14, 1879, Image 3

CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Su.Iden and Untimely Death.
Both the College and the District
Religious Notice»,
NOV. -•£ 1879
School adjourned last Tuesday afternoon
On Monday morning last, F. Walter
The November term of Circuit Court
FRIDAY
Streets muddy.
to give the teachers and pupils an oppor­ Myer, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Rev. J. R. N. Bell will hohl a quar­
Roads bad and stages late.
tunity to attend the funeral of Walter Myer, died suddenly of heart disease at for Jackson County convened on Mon­ lUicue of Smith's Command Clotin terly meeting at Williamsburg the fifth
Lin«-« of Travel.
Scene« of Rogue River War.
day last, Judge H. K. Hanna presiding.
Sunday in this month, and at Phoenix
The rains have begun in good earnest. Myer.
the Franco American Hot.l in Jackson­
M
onday , nov . 10th, first day :
first
Sunday in December.
J. R. Cameron passed through Ash­ ville. Walter was born in Lee county,
The heavy storms have driven the deer
About 10 o clock the Indians seemed
The O. & C. stages leave Ashland as fol­
Grand Jury empaneled—John S. Her­
land on Tuesday with his large band of Iowa, in 1849, and in 1853 crossed the
On Thanksgiving Day union service»
lows: Going north, at 7 a . m . ; going down to the foothills.
to have been reinforced, and made an-
rin,
Foreman,
Lewis
Shideler,
Joseph
south, at 6 P. M.
othe* desperate charge. They did not will be held in the Ashland Presbyteri­
Chistmas calculations already begun — sheep, which he was bringing in from the plains with his parents, who settled upon
On H. F. Philips’ Linkville line stages
Robinson,
E.
P.
Pickens,
Morris
Baum,
summer range on Wood river, Lake the farm they still own, a few miles from i
attempt to scale the breastworks, but an church the morning hour—sermon
leave every morning at 5 o’clock, con­ turkeys “spotted," etc.
Ben.
L.
Stephens,
Con-ad
Mingus.
county.
rushed up to within short range, and by Rev. L. L. Rogers.
Ashland. About the time he attained
necting at Linkville with hacks for
Congressman Whitaker left Oregon
State
of
Oregon
vs.
Arch.
Chrissman
Lakeview and Fort Klamath. Four- last week for Washington.
sheltering themselves behind trees,
Mr. Helman’s new dwelling house is his majority Walter entered the Willam­
U nion S abbath S chool ,—Every Sun­
—
Indictment
for
assault
with
a
danger
­
horse stage on Monday, Wednesday
poured in a heavy fire upon the troops. day morning at 10 o’clock in the Presby*
weather-boarded and painted, but has no ette University at Salem, but while there
The Eckleson surveying party is home­
and Friday.
Continued till next term. For an hour, a long, desperate, deadly
roof on it yet; consequently the rain has was attacked by a pulmonary complaint ous weapon.
terian church. A cordial invitation ex­
ward bound from Lakeview.
State of Oregon vs. Joseph Wells—-In­ hour, the fight continued at close quar­ tended to all.
caused a suspension of work by the car­ which compelled him to relinquish his
WE A! HER REPORT.
The C. & O. stages will begin running penters.
ters, and two-thirds of the soldiers were
studies ami take means to prevent the dictment for murder. Continued.
A t the M. E. C hurch ,—There will
upon winter time to-morrow.
State
of
Oregon
vs.
Daniel
Doty
—
In
­
killed and wounded. Many of the be regular services every Sunday at 11
A let of new violins and violin strings serious danger of consumption which
The following is the weather report
Dr. Chitwood has been quite unwell just received at the Ashland Drug Store; threatened him. Adopting a life of out­ dictment for an assault with a dangerous wounded, however, were not disabled,
furnished us by H. C. Hill, for the week
a . M.; Sunday school at 2 p. m .
weapon. Continued.
ending Nov. 11th:
Thermometer re­ from the effects of a severe cold.
but continued to do good work with their i
also a large invoice of drugs and medi­ door exercise in the mountains for a year
L. L. R ogers , Pastor.
corded at 6 a . m . and 12 m .
State of Oregon vs. John Ray Indict- rifles.
Miss Lizzie Scheiffelin and brother, cines, toilet and fancy articles, candies, or two, he seemed to have entirely re­
covered his health; and now, just in the inent for an assault witll a dangerous
After a time many of the Indians re­
of Rock Point, are attending the College. nuts etc.
DATE
WEATHER
THERMT R
BORN
weapon.
1
’
lead
not
guilty,
as
charged,
prime
of
early
manhood,
he
was
all
pre
­
treated
toward
the
river,
leaving
a
few
Hiram Farlow and E. 51. Miller have
6 A. M. 12 M.
Max Muller, postmaster of Jackson­
but guilty of simple assault. Plea ac­ to do the fighting, with the intention, no
RHOADES.— In Ashland, Nov. 9th, to
5
56
Cld’y.................
58
gone to the Willamette valley on a visit. ville, says that not a single failure has pared to crown the happiness of a peace­
ful, contented life by wedding the maid­ cepted by court and nine o'clock to-mor­ doubt, of inducing the troops to leave
the wife of Henry Rhoades, a daugh­
6
Rain.................
42
52
Mr. Riggs' photograph gallery is be­ occurred on the mail route between that
FT i
ter.
43
Clear.................
32
en of his choice, when the call from the row morning appointed for sentence.
their defenses and charge the few Indi­
gun and will be finished in a short time. place and Crescent City within the past
42
8
Cld’y.................
34
R. D. Hull vs. Geo. T. Sly—Action to ans left. But the soldiers were not to
other shore summoned him to the great
Snow.................
50
39
9
There was over a foot of snow on the four years.
1*11'1)
unknown, and all things earthly have recover money. Appeal from J. P. court. be decoyed from their position; it was a
49
Cld’y.................. 29
10
L. B. Tucker is now Town Marshal. passed away from him forever. In two Trial set for next Friday morning at 9
sta,Te road over the Siskiyous last Mon-
48
11
desperate one, but less dangerous than H0PK1NS.—At Log Town, Jackson
Rain . ................
41
°
•
The
old Marshal and his deputy have weeks he would have been a happy bride­ o’clock.
day.
county, Oct. 31, of heart disease—
outside of their breastworks, and they
N. Campbell vs. Claiborn Neil—Action were hoping and praying that they could
H. P. Deskins has sold his saw mill on lowered their stars, and now th-' boys groom, but the wedding Howers have
Daniel Hopkins, aged 48 years and 2
months.
F riday E vening E ntertainment .— Rogue river to Andrew McNeil for $2,- want to catch them out alone after dark, been woven into funeral wreaths and the to recover money. Appeal from J. p.
hold out till help should come.
to settle old scores.
Another of the interesting entertain­ 250.
joy and smiles of bright anticipation in court. Plaintiff filed motion to dismiss
Suddenly loud shouts and furious fir­ HAMLIN.—Nov. 4, 1879, of typhoid
ments will be given at the College this
fever, Lucinda, daughter of Mr. and
A
red
cow
with
a
yearling
calf
which
appeal.
Defendent
tried
cross
motion
two
happy
homes
have
changed
to
sor
­
H. F. Phillips has bought Mrs. J. M.
ing are heard below, and the beleagured
Mrs. Jas. Hamlin, aged 17 years.
(Friday) evening. The public are cor­ Sutton’s house and lot on Granite street is disposed to hook has broken into Mr. row and tears and heartache. Modest for leave to perfect transcript. Cross
troops are aware that friends are coming
dially invited to attend—admission free.
MYER.—On Williams creek, Josephina
High’s field, and if not attended to by and unassuming in demeanor, Walter’s motion allowed on $5 terms, Trial set
for 8525.
to the rescue. In a few’ minutes the re­
county, Nov. 5„ of cancer, Sarah A.
We have not seen the programme, but
the owner immediately will have to be best qualities of mind and heart were for Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.
The hungry are called in for dinner at
treating Indians began to reappear, com­
Myw, wife of Charles Myer.
can safely say it will be an excellent one.
shot as she is very dangerous.
Kubli & Bolt vs. Wm. Bybee, A. W.
only truly appreciated by those who
the Union Hotel by the musical ringing
ing back from the river. At the rear
Go early to secure a good seat. Doors
Those who wish their notices of final knew him best. He was honest, honor­ Hawkett, E. C. Robinson and Jesse and right Hank of the Indians blue coats
of a triangle.
SPECIAL NOTICES*
open at 7 o’clock.
Robinson—Action at law to recover mon­
Horace, Janies and John Pelton, of proof of homestead claims published in able, reliable—one of the best young ey. Motion and petition of defendent, are seen, and a long line of gray-shirted
the T idings have but to direct the Reg­ men in our community. His friends are
men come charging up the hill, in front
T he B est P aint .—Those who have Sam's Valley, began their studies at the
NOTICE I
ister of the Land Office to send them to called legion, and the dark shadow which Jesse Robinson, for removal of cause to of the enemy. Ord and Augur swept
once used the “Imperishable’ paint will College this week.
us. They will be published at the lowest has fallen across the threshold of two U. S. Circuit Court for District of Ore­ down the ridge upon the Indians, while
All jiersons knowingthemselves indebt«-
never afterwards be satisfied with any
Misses Maud and Minnie and Master rates.
homes casts its gloom over many hearts gon taken up, argued and submitted.
Abbott
charged
them
in
front
and
flank,
ed
to the late firm of M. W. Hargadine
other kind. Its freshness and bright­ James Tuffs, from Grants’ Pass, are at-
Court adjourned until 9 o’clock to­
that will miss him sadly.
During
the
first
week
in
November
and,
finding
themselves
thus
in
danger
are hereby notified that the notes and
ness are unsuqwissed, and its “staying tending the College.
The funeral took place Tuesday after­ morrow morning.
all
the
postmasters
in
the
Union
were
re
­
of
being
surrounded,
the
savages
fled
accounts of said firm having been placed
qualities" are unequalled. It is com­
»
There is some talk of starting a soap quired to make an actual count of all the noon. At two o’clock a large concourse
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ll, 1879.
I
precipitously
by
the
only
avenue
of
es
­
in my hands for collection, prompt pay­
posed of materials which are invulnera­ factory in town again, With good man-
I
assembled in the Presbyterian church,
Court
met
at
9
o'clock
a
.
m
.
-pursuant
letters,
paj>ers
and
packages
mailed
at
cape
down
the
left
side
of
the
ridge,
and
ment of the same will save cost and
ble to the destructive forces of time and agement it ought to pay.
their respective offices, and report the and a very impressive discourse was de­ to adjournment Present same as yester­ were soon beyond the reach of danger trouble. Business is meant.
exposure,and has fairly earned the name
livered by Rev. L. L. Rogers. From day:
The (Jood Templars' Lodge of Ashland same to the Department.
from the troops.
The new comers
E. D e PEATT.
“Imperishable." Send to Dr. Chitwood
is constantly receiving new members, and
the
church
the
remains,
followed
by
the
State
of
Oregon
vs.
John
Ray
—
Indict
­
flocked
into
Smith's
camp,
and
were
The
horse
that
we
mentioned
last
A
shland
,
Nov.
4,1879
3t
of the Ashland Drug Store for samples
long
funeral
cortage,
were
conveyed
to
is in a flourishing condition.
ment
for
assault
with
dangerous
weapon.
greeted
with
rejoicing
by
the
rescued
week as in danger i f being snowed in, or
or for larger quantities.
,
For Sale Cheap !
The new cloak room and covered stair­ under, up about Ashland Butte belongs the Ashland cemetery, where the dust The court sentenced defendent to pay a men. Water was speedily brought, and
was
committed
to
dust,and
“
earth,which
fine of twenty-five dollars and pay the the wounded were cared for.
T hanksgiving E ntertainment .— The case recently finished is a great improve­ it is believed to D. Cronemiller of Jack­
1 Lot Sugar Pine lumberF
nourished
him,
hath
claimed
his
growth
costs and disbursements of this action,
Firing was now heard a few miles
committees having in charge the prepa­ ment to the College building.
sonville, who will give anyone $10 to take
1
Lot Yellow Pine lumber.
to
be
resolved
to
earth
again."
and in default of payment of fine to be further up the river, and within an hour
ration of the dinner to be given on
What has become of the project of the animal to Jacksonville
1 Lot Shakes.
imprisoned in the county jail 12A days. all who were able were on the march for
Thanksgiving Day have secured the use placing the Ashland Cemetery under the
Another Fire in Ashland.
E. H. Loftus and wife came in from
1
Lot Shingles,
Kubli & Bolt vs. Wm. Bybee, A. W. the scene of conflict.
of the lower part of the new Masonic care of the Town Trustees ?
Lake county last Saturday,and are busy-
6 Tons Alfalfa hay,
A little before nine o'clock last Friday Hawkett, E. C. Robinson and Jesse
Gen. Lamerick having been informed
Hall for the place of giving the dinner,
As was anticipated, Thursday the 27tli ily fitting up their new residence. Mr.
For sale at Eagle Mills.
and are sparing no pains to insure a suc­ inst. ,h;is been recommended by the Pres­ Loftus intends to start in two or three night the blacksmith and wagon shop of Robinson —Action at law to recover by his scouts that a battle was in pro­
J Smith Bros., and John Ralph, between money. Jury empanneled, and opening gress was hurrying down the river, and
cessful issue of the affair. The commit­ ident as “Thanksgiving Day."
weeks for a visit of some lensth with
Farmers, Attention !
i Houck's Hotel and Phillips’ livery sta- statements made by both parties Trial w hile halted for a short time was encoun­
tee to prepare for the literary entertain­
A valuable mare belonging to Dr. friends in San Luis Obispo, Cal.
i
ble,
was
discovered
to
be
afire,
The
continued until 8:30 o'clock to-morrow tered by the retreating Indians, and a
ment in the evening have already made
Messrs. Fountain & Farlow, at the
Royal died suddenly a day or two ago
After “gathering his brows like the i alarm was sounded and in a very morning.
sharp battle ensued, which resulted,how­ Farmers’ Store, will pay the highest mar­
up their programme, which we shall pub­
gathering storms” for a day or two, old I few minutes nearly every man in town
while running in a pasture field.
lish next week, ami will present some­
Grand Jury returned a true bill: State ever,in little damage to either side. The ket price for 1,000 bushels of oats and
will Winter made his appearance among us ' was on the ground. The Hames mounted
Edmond
Sparling,
the
coope
’
-,
thing acceptable to the public.
of Oregon vs. Sing Fook—Indictment Indians soon crossed the river and be­ 1,000 bushels of wheat. They will give
leave the valley in a short time, to go to last Sunday morning, bringing about an | rapidly, and very little was saved from for passing counterfeit money.
gan to retreat,and by the time the troops you goods at cash prices in exchange for
inch of snow with him. By Monday the building. On either side the prop­
wheat and oats.
.
11-tf
M asonic B all .—In another place will live with his son on Klamath river.
Not a true bill: State of Oregon vs. from below reached the ground they had
be found the advertisement of the grand
erty was greatly endangered, and it re­ Jacob Ish—Indictment for assault with all disappeared. As the Indians had
Smith Brothers will build another noon the snow had all left the valley.
NOTICE.
reception, ball and supper to be given by i blacksmith shop on their lot as soon as
The horses of Mr. Phillips' livery were quired hard and steady work to prevent dangerous weapon.
scattered, and it was impossible to know
Ashland Lodge, F. A A. M., on Christ­ ' they can obtain the necessary’ lumber.
all turned loose when taken out of the the livery stable and the hotel from
Court adjourned until 8:30 o'clock to­ where they would rendezvous, it was
L and O ffice at Roseburg, Oregon. )
mas Eve. Nothing will be omitted tliat
stable
during
the
fire,
and
some
difficulty
catching
fire.
At
one
time
a
blaze
was
deemed best to camp and send out scout­
The Lakeview Herald says Uncle Billy
morrow morning.
October, 3d, 1879. )
is calculated to make the affair success­
ing parties to find their next camp.
Notice is hereby given that the follow­
Cloud, of Goose Lake valley, raised 3,000 was experienced in gathering them up the noticed at one corner of the hotel, but it
Meeting of Tow.< Trustees.
ful in any particular. The ball will be in
The Linkville stage was quickly extinguished.
A small
Lamerick returned up the river about ing-named settler has filed notice of his
bushels of the best quality of wheat this next morning.
intention to make final proof in support
Houck's Hall, where the best music that
horses came in of their own will just in I building used as a store-room for grain,
At a meeting of the Town Board, Nov. two miles and camped, while the regu­ of his claim, and secure final entry there­
year.
may be had will be furnished and the
time to be hitched up.
situated between the blacksmith 'shop 11th, 1878, there were present H. C. lars camped a mile or two further down.
of at the expiration of thirty days from
H. M. Thatcher returned from San
■upper and reception will be in Masonic
An
organization has been formed in and the stables, was torn down just in Hill, H. T. Inlow and J. H. Russell.
L
ite
in
the
evening
of
the
same
day
the
date of this notice, viz: Sylvester
Hall, where those who do not wish to Francisco this week, and, after a trip the Willamette valley styled the “Ore­ time to prevent it from communicating
Patterson,
Pre-emption Declaratory
Lamerick's
scouts
brought
to
camp
the
The new officers elect were duly qual­
dance may find social enjoyment of an­ down the valley, returns to-day to Link­ gon State Poultry and Pet Stock Associ­ the Hames to the stable. Fortunately
Statement,
No.
3248, for the S. W. | of
news that the Indians w’ere gathering a
ified for their respective oflices.
N.
W.
j,
Sec.
19,
T. 38 South R. 1 East,
ville.
other kind.
ation. They will hold an exhibition at for the town, the night was calm and the
Bill of J. D. Fountain, Treas., for last few miles back from the river opposite a and names the following as his witnesses,
Chas. Nickell, editor of the D'mocr'ilic
point about midway between the two viz: T. J. Bell, of Jackson county, and
R oses .—We have received the last an­ Times, passed through Ashland Monday . Portland from Dec. 8 to Dec. 12, at houses «lamp from the rain of the two or year's fcees, $8.75, allowed.
three
days
proceeding,
otherwise
the
fire
which
premiums
will
be
offered
for
fowls
Bill of Eugene Walrad, Marshal's fee camps, where they appeared to be ex­ B. F. Patterson, of Jackson county,
nual catalogue and “Guide to Rose Cul­ morning, on his return from San Fran- |
Oregon.
would
almost
surely
have
spread,
either
of all kinds, rabbits, squirrels, cats, etc.
$1, allowed.
< pecting an attack.
ture," just issued, of the Dingee A Con­
W. F. BENJAMIN, Register,
cisco.
Lamerick sent orders to Capt Smith,
Report of Treasurer received and or­
The 1 imes last week stated that the to the northward or southward. After
ard Company, of West Grove, Pa. This
i
During the year ending Nov. 1st, 1879, ' seventeen saw mills of Jackson county lines of bucket-men had l»een formed dered on file. Following is its summary: who was the senior officer of the regular
company carries on a more extensive bus­
NOTICE.
iness in roses than any other firm in the 117 pre-emption and declaratory state­ have a cutting capacity of 6,009 feet of from the creek to buildings endangered, Amt. recd. of former Treas.........$ 24.45 troops, to march at daylight with his
ments were filed in the Lakeview Land lumber a day. We presume the writer water was passed about as rapidly as it “
“ from other sources.... 421.75 command up to a designated point on the
world, and their catalogue and guide are
I
could
be
used,
but,
as
usual,
it
required
'
Office.
' river and there await further orders,
L and O ffice at Roseburg, Oregon. )
intended to have the figures read 60,000 I
invaluable to those who are interested in
446.20
the
loss
of
some
time
at
the
start
to
bring
October 4th, 1879. f
The plastering of the lower story of the feet. The two mills of Patterson, Marsh
the culture of the “Queen of Flowers.’
Total amt. paid out............... 430.39 i while he, the General, would cross over
Notice is hereby given that the follow­
■ the river above the Indian camp and at-
The Dingee A Conard Co. send roses by i Masonic Hall is finished, and the plaster­ A Co. will probably cut 15,000 feet a men into positions where they could
ing-named
settler has filed notice of hi»
work
to
the
best
advantage,
and
the
need
Balance on hand................... 15.81 1 tack them; and should they cross the
mad to any postoffice, and will send ers are now at work upon the upper day.
intention
to
make final proof in sup|»ort
of a fire company with a capable captain
M inutes of the present meeting read j river Smith was to pitch into them where- of his claim, and secure final entry there­
their catalogue and guide free to any of rooms.
The Woolen Mfg. Co. are turning out
and approved, and the Board adjourned ; ever seen.
of at the expiration of thirty days from
The Eagle Mill has just received and handsomer patterns of ciissimeres this was very apparent.
their customers.
The
horses,
vehicles
and
harness
were
sine die.
Before daylight the volunteers began the date of this notice, viz: John S. Lacy,
filled an order for 600 pounds of corn fall than ever before,
With the relia-
Homestead Application, No. 2364, for
all taken out of the livery stable, and the
H orse T hives K illed . E. H. Lof­ meal from Vancouver, Washington Ter­
H. C. H ill , Pres.
crossing in their two canvas boats, and a the
bility f<>r wearing qualities which is to be I goods were all removed from the store
S. W. j of N. W.
Sec. 5, S. | of
A. V. G illette , Sec.
tus, who came in from Warner valley
little after dawn were all over and on a N. E. ] and N. E. | of S. E. j, Sec. 6,
ritory.
! placet in the fabrics of their manufac­
occupied by the Misses Anderson and
Saturday, informs us that another horse
rapid march down towards the Indian T. 40, S. R. 4 East, and names the fol­
ture, it is no wonder that the Ashland Mr. Fraley, some distance up the street,
The
Ashland
Meat
Market
and
the
slme
The new Board, composed of H. C. [ camp, and before the sun was high above lowing as his witnesses, viz: James Pur­
thief was shot ami killed by pursuing set­
Woolen Mfg. Company find their trade but no others carried anything out of Hill, J. H. Russell, T. <).
tlers near camp Harney a short time ago. shop of EJ.DePeatt have been ceiled and
Andrews, H. j the horizon began the attack. The Indi- vis of Jackson county, Ogn., and Lester
steadily
increasing.
“
taut
and
snug"
against
the
win
­
made
3
F. Phillips and G. S. Butler, then or- ’ ans were behind their last works, in their G. Lacy of Jackson county, Ogn.
their houses.
A companion who was with him escajHal.
I
WM. F. BENJAMIN, Register.
i An action has been brought in the U.
Probably $1,000 will cover the entire ganized by electing H. C. Hill, Presi- last ditch and for a while kept the vol­
He also tells us that of the party who ter wind.
Butler «t Rockfellow have had a S. District Court, for Oregon, against loss. The Smith Bros, lose the building, dent.
were killed several weeks ago, one of the
unteers at a respectful distance.
New To’dav,
The president of the Board appointed
two who were hanged was discovered af­ plank walk built diagonally across Main Peter French and others about Camp most of their tools, and a lot of seasoned
Smith's scouts had by some means cap-
terward to be a woufan dressed in man’s street, from their store to Dr. Chitwood's Harney for pasturing stock on the Uma­ lumber stored in the loft. Mr. Ralph the folk nving committees:
; t tired some canoes, and that officer had
tilla Reservation. They deny that they loses some tools, his winter stock,and the
GUANI) RECEPTION,
Finance—G. 8. Butler, T. (). Andrews. ’ crossed some of his men below the Indi­
clothing. Of the others one was an Ir­ drug store.
have
ever
driven
or
kept
stock
on
the
Streetsand Sidewalks—H. F. Phillips, an camp and soon after the attack above,
work he had done upon some wheels,and
ishman named Crot.ler, who was for­
The rate of tolls for the new Rock
Reservation
and
feel
confident
that
they
J.
II. Russell.
portions
of
wagons
which
were
burned.
merly one of Colwell’s mail carriers, one Point bridge has been made by the
attacked the camp from below. When
'
can
sustain
their
defense.
Sanitary —G. 8. Butler, J. II. Russell,
Mr. Tucker lost a light wagon which was
was “Kanaka John ’ and the other is still County Commissioners the same as that
the Indians became aware that the troops
H. F. Phillips and Will Wilshire were l being repaired, and M. L. McCall lost Dr. J. H. Chitwood.
supposed to have been Jim Stow.
of Chavner bridge.
AND
were below them, they seemed complete­
thrown from a buggy just this side of two or three wheels of one of his freight­
Fire-«H. F Phillips, J. Houck, T. O. i
Mrs.
August
Rehkoff
and
Clemence
ly
nonplussed,
while
the
volunteers
from
A S trange C ommunication .—Yester­
Cottonwood last Friday by the buggy ing wagons.
Andrews.
above and the regulars from below were
day morning we were puzzled at finding Serelat have been sent from this county seat being, loosened in some manner. The
Moved and carried that regular meet­
to
the
asylum
at
East
Portland,
having
the following lines upon our table, quo­
; horses started to run, ami <1 ragged Mr.
U p f > r D iscussion A gain . — And now ings be held on the first Tuesday of each steadily closing in upon them. After a
short resistance they broke and fted
ted and signed as given. The initials been adjudged insane.
i Phillips some distance, but finally it is in order for the fire-and-water ques­ month.
wherever they could. Some plunged in­ TQ BE CIVEN BY ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23.
Mr. E. P. Richardson and two sons I brought up on two sides of a tree with­ tion to be thoroughly discussed again
seem somewhat familliar, but we can’t
Adjourned to Dec. 2d.
to the river and swam across, only to be
have recently arrive<l at Ashland, from out doing much damage to the buggy.
quite see the drift of the matter. How
1
and, in the exhuberance of good resolve,
H. C. H ili ., Pres.
A. F. it A. M-
shot
by the soldiers as they’ emerged from
ever, perhaps some <>f our readers I will Eureka, Nevada.,and think of scttleing
The Crescent City t ouri'er says: Mrs. fire companies to be formed, reservoirs
A. V. G illette , See.
the water; others were shot while swim­
in this neighlxjrhood.
understand it:
J. Wenger has ripe, luscious strawber­ and water mains built, hooks, ladders,
Real Fstnte Tran radian a.
ming over. Some were killed outright
“So help me gracious, every day
The last kiln of brick burned by Ja­ ries in her garden. She treated a friend buckets, engines, etc., to be purchased,
and floated down the current until they
I laughs me whiles to see der way
cobs, Fox A Guerin contained enough to of ours to a large saucer full on the 31st and a full uniform of red shirts and in­
The following have been recorded in
M y small young baby try to play,
sank, others were only wounded and
finish the Odd Fellows' Block, and build of October, and expects to have them for combustible hats procured—all to be the county clerk’s office since our last
Dot funny leetle baby.
managed to keep afloat by’ continually At Ashland on Christmas Bre.
the Pioneer Store front.
a month yet. Just think of it ! Straw­ done with “wind.” It is perhaps use­ report:
ducking their heads under water when­
I nd ven 1 heard de real nice way
less to urge precautionary measures up­
J. Q. Willits and wife to Rogers A ever they thought that a shot was fired
The
Ameriean
Agriculturist
for
No
­
berries
ripening
here
in
lat.
41
deg.
44
Dose beepies to my vife dey say,
Everybody Invited to
vember is on our table, and we find it an min. north ! It speaks well for our cli- on our citizens; it will have no effect. I Nichols, 31 acres in Ashland precinct, at them.
‘More like his fader efery day,’
Those who have no insurance and are ' Consideration, $375.
excellent number, filled with valuable in­ ; mate.
1 feels so proud like plazes."
[ to BE CONTINUED.]
Attend !
likely to sufl'er most from fire are gener-
A. G. Rockfellow to E. K. Anderson
formation for farmers.
!| Yours, J. D. F.
; A number of ladies, wives and daught- .
As Job Tozer was returning from a
I
The Scott Valley Neics says a young ers of the members of Ashland Lodge, ' erally willing to do little or nothing to­ and Jacob Wagner, 121 acres in Ashland
A S uggestion to C apitalists .—-The
Supper will be served in grand style
hunt in the mountains near Wagner
man named Barry was killed by being and others interested, met at McCall A ward bearing the expense required to pro­ precinct. Consideration, $1,200.
San Francisco Bulletin., in an article up­
in the new Masonic Hall.
J. T. Glenn and wife to Ann Cain, lot butte the other day his horse, which he
thrown from a horse, at McConaughy s Baum's Hall last Monday afternoon to vide the means for fighting fire, and
I
w
J
on the development of Southern Oregon,
property owners who pay annually a con­ in Jacksonville. Consideration, $40.
was riding, slipped and fell upon a steep
j appoint committees and make other ar-
urges San Francisco capitalists to take ranch, one day hist week.
siderable
sum
on
insurance
are
naturally
S.
D.
VanDyke
and
wife
to
Erastus
mountain side, and slid down like
Ball in Houck's Halt
We can sj»eak of “the loss of life and i rangements for the Grand Masonic sup- i
steps towards securing for that city the
averse to doing more f< r their neighbors Wells, 120 acres in Ashland precinct, “greased lightning" for about 150 yards,
i
per
on
Christmas
Eve.
The
supper
will
valuable trade of this section. \\ e make property” by the late fire -nine pups I be given in the new brick hall, while the than for themselves. So we will slip $400.
bringing up against a tree. The saddle - COMMITTEE OF CENERAI AflRANCEMENTS-
extracts as 'follows: “The development ! and their mother, living under the black­ . ball will likely be held in Houck's Hall. | along without any ladders or hooks or
W. J. Bntmwell and wife, to Hiram was demolished and the horse hurt so CAPr. J M. McCALL,
H. O. HILL.
rests upon two renuiremems—first, the smith shop, perished in the flames.
I
At
the
next
public
entertainment
at
leather
buckets
or
organization
with
of
­
Smith,
one-sixth interest 160 acres. that it had to be shot. Mr. Tozer for­
I
T. O. ANDREWS,
We understand that Marsh A Co. have the College certain of the students will ficers who could put men to work with­
improvement of tlie Crescent City har­
Consideration, 875.
tunately
escaped
from
the saddle without
H. F. PHILLIPS,
J. 8. EUBANKS,
bor, not, however] an expensive task; i the contract for finishing the M. E. compete for a prize offered for the best out confusion or delay, until we have
J. M. McCall and wife to Jacob receiving any injury.
'
church,
for
which
they
will
receive
8750.
second, the construction of a narrow-
: declamation. The competitors have been three or four more fires like that of last Wagner, A. G. Rockfellow and E. K.
•MEPT10N OOMMITTVC-
gauge railroad from Crescent City to It will not be l>egun for sometime yet. ' elected by ballot, all the students voting. : spring —first-class fires, and then, per­ Anderson, 120 acres in Ashland precinct.
Newton Claiborne, of Douglas county,
Following
are
their
names:
Misses
Lou
Jacksonville, Oregon. 5Ve understand
The new wagon road is to be located
W. H. ATKINSON and O. 8. BUTLER,
haps, we may begin to profit by experi- Consideration, $200.
was accidentally shot and killed last week
that a perfectly practical route exists,and ' through the Gasquet Pass, and when Willits, Nettie Wagner, Ada Horton and ence. By all means let us not be in a ' State to A. G. Rockfellow — school by a hunting companion. Four young BON. C. C. BEEKMAN and GEN. T. G. REAME8.
Ella Ritter, and Messrs. Chas. Carey, J. i
one which opens up many fine tracts of i completed will make the distance from : J. Risley, Banks Royal and John Gore. hurry about doing any thing in the mat- j land—80 acres in Ashland precint. Con­ men started out for a hunt in the moun­
Wt. D. BEAM and J A3. VANCE.
government land for farming,mining ami Jacksonville to Crescent City 110 miles.
ter.
There
’
s
no
use
fixing
up
any
appa-
'
tains.
They
had
separated,
and
one
of
Jay Beach, of Linkville, offers to trot I
sideration, 8100.
CAPT. O C. APPLEGATE and H. M. THATCHEB
The Roseburg Star says: “Notwith­
grazing, besides tapping some magnificent
his horse Altamont against Stephenson's ratus now, it won’t be needed till the I A. G. Rockfellow to Eli K. Anderson them, Ziba Martin, saw a commotion in
COL. 8. G. WHIPPLE and CAPT. D. J. FBBREB
bodies of timber. The investment of one standing the rust scare, it is reported
Sir Walter for five hundred or one next fire, anyhow, and probably after the : and others, 40 acres in Ashland precinct. thebushes, and seeing something which
million dollars will, we are assured, car­ that 5,000 bushels more wheat has been thousand dollars, race to be mile heats, next fire more of us will be able to sit
he supposed was a deer, fired upon it.
Consideration, $40.
stored in the warehouses here than last !
ry the enterprise to a successful termina­ year.
-----PLOO* MAKAQCm —
best three in five, over either the Yreka around with nothing else to do but to
J. M. McCall and E. K. Anderson to It proved to be his friend Claiborne,
track,
or
Bybee's
track
at
Jacksonville.
tion. The road after crossing into Ore­
J. 6. EUBANKS, JB.(
An interesting communication from Race to be run at any time between now discuss the subject and tell what might A. G. Rockfellow, 74 acres in Ashland who was shot just below the heart, and w. H. LEEDS,
gon,would tap the counties of Josephine
died in a few hours.
E. F. ROCK FELLOW, W. A» WILSHIRE.
our William’s creek correspondent, being and Christmas under the rules of the have been done if we had had such and precinct. Consideration, $100.
and Jackson. The rich valleys of Siski­ delayed by slow stages, reached us too National Trotting Association! Forfeit , such things at command. “Never do
TICKETS ilbdudiug euppwl......**.50
I
Job work neatly and promptly done at
you, lying about Yreka, could also be i late for this issue. It will appeal- next of $250 or $500 dollars to be put up to-day what you can put off till to-mor-
Mean souls, like mean pictures, Are
within the next twenty days.
week.
the T idings office.
reached by a brand} line.
' row. ”
often found in good looking frames.
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ASHLAND
TIDINGS.
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