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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1889)
Ubi A t Aa» 1 DEEDS RECORDED. their affirmation that they will thus proceeii. L. Dean, who departed this I hlleil »isti» la llvlltj II < haplilsii. |.nri> No public project can I m * pro|»M<*d life Geo. F riday .-.;. JI NE 7 1KW . - 17, I» JO I'p » K J.’t » I,Viola, n -. at his home iu Ashland, May 24. nt f ». nil'll stste» tn lleltri I. I'liHI'IllHli. lots Who advised her pupils to -trengthen without meeting with objections, no 1889, was liorn at Athena, Ohio, Feb. —-•— -I—— 2. a. i.i ■»•> 17 t|> ■•.< ». I: 2 1 I:»' -2 too their miuds by the use of Ayer’s Sar plan of pul lie works can I m « made to 5111,1827. He was one of the pioneers aere*. tn Itoliert I'aim Ison. Intel in saparilla, appreciate«! the truth that 77/A WATER yL EST I o.V. exactly suit the ideas of every one, but of Oregon, and in the early days of set See I. 2- I. ‘.. Angle I |I Ö7 » K 2 W «. hi re*, inn VI0". bodily health is emential to mental tlemeut was well known throughout I’niteil »inti * to Peter I-’.. A Ro*inn Miller to those w ho are considering this mat the state. Until 20 years of age he iati.i in »<•.■ I T|> :<**, » . I: - " :[19 i> IO) vigor. For |w*rsom< of delicate and feeble On Ta h-silay next the question of ter earnestly and carefnlly a» con lived at Athens, the place of his birth, HeH«*. coiiRtitution, whether young or old, thia to .1 II llrown. lol* 10. 11. medicine is remarkably lieneliciah grantingil» i.«w city council anthori- servative citizens who seek the I m * s I and then moved thence to Iowa. Af 12. A I’» I It: Reuter jto tile Be Holman*» addition to Jacksonville. sure you get Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. ty to Ix'pJ B'** .■ city of Ashland in the interests of the city, let ns suggest ter two years residence in that state, <«i.n Ills7o l-»a. Il William* to Henn I 1 •• Every spring an«! fall I take a num- »uni of $'Xl,lxx>. for the purpose of that the city water works can never he crossed the great plains, arriving m Hellen, in »<e 11* Ip -t.. » It. Oregon in 1851) or 1851. In 1853 be »MTV*, «’«.li land l»er of Imttles of AyerN Sarsaparilla, am! F? .<M const ruetiug city water works, will I m « built except through the agency was married to Elizabeth M, Wells, J < « ..uh . !.. J < II «*-• ' . !•«•* 1 ,3 4. 5. am greatly be.neflfed.” — Mrs. James H. l>» ilcci'ied by the voters ami taxpay of the city council, or some other daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wells, D 7 * l’iirk-tubilii«»H («» th« t««uii I Mei Eastman, Stoneham. Mass. (■•r.i.i’on > ;.$i hd “ I have taken Ayer’s Sarsaparilla ers of the municipality. It is a ques body of citizens delegated to do the liotli now living mar Ashland. In Th« < »n- hu . I Iron- < <» i«< Il E >1«» w ith great benefit tn iny general health mining times Mr. Dean did Ins share 3. I. .*». blk .X R. K iMhliti«>n !u th«- l««w u tion of the gravest tn nuent an issue business. The members of the pres of shoveling gravel and taking out \-hlan«! — MissThirxa L. Crerar. Palmyra, M«l. ... ii I*.I”“" •• My daughter, tweh e years of age, npon which hangs the destiny of our ent city council are all gentlemen dust, and also, in partnership with a .litui«-«. Binl-ty, .'•burifl north hail l«»t N«» iih «I n«> has suffered for the past year from city, and yet the public interests are whose interest» are identified with Mr. Winslow, rau a pack train and ,*<xpm it b.A h i i .’ i h «»ut i Jain«** «• Bir«i-u\ -I)«*rit1 all so clearly with the affirmative that the lM»t interests of the city. They •did a general trading businessla/lween «•iH«»n, Ian«! in *«*« * Ip 36, k -'T'A’ General Debility Willamette and Yreka. He miuwl it seeiu» ,to I h ' almost wholly a one are men w ! m > would I m * above the sus the ■*) at Althouse, and also took a hand in fjl- Martha A Ed-all t.i A J -lewul'l -«»Util A few weeks sine»*, we U*gan to give sided question. picion of "jobls*ry,” were it possdble tbelieach uiiuing at the mouth of half ot l> I L • N<. 45, t|> », > It I u . her »Ayer's Sarsaparilla, llur health liaa greatly improved.’’ — Mr* Harriet H. The p re stream of water rushing for any opportunity for jobls-rv to Rogue River. For twelve years he <«>ll flJrlillMl \. J. Siuutirt h» Martha 1 K-I. h II. bind in Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass down fri n our snow butte is the Gen enter into the project. They are con resided at Port Orford, and in Ins tp .. < O|I. I»> * . It I. W . 15 ;»<*i« •*AU»ut a year ago I I m gan using Ayer’s life he probibly visited nearly Martha M. « «««k-t \ I«» Ja«*k-«»n ‘ ai my A «»is aud he life of our town. Before »ervutive men and can-fill business eventful Sarsaparilla as a remedy for debility R A—«»ciati«»n. Ian«I in tp every part of th» Paeitic Northwest. rluiiltural and neuralgia resulting from malarial 7» ion a* r» - « «« ii >. the town Uad made for itself men. a place They have the interests of the Mr. Dean always took an active in \\ « har!«*) Ti< n» Murn tr. U«* 11« • . I«.'» II ’ : ex|>osure in the army. I was m a xery in the world of trade and manufact city at heart, and the T idisos is satis terest in polities, and from th» organi blk 11. t««wn <»l M«*«h'»i.! : « Ql« $1«> oh «-' l»a«I condition, but six bottles of the Sar to l ’ ial «»I kill) vX HarLanuh - a«i«»ilioh saparilla, with o«’« asioiial «loses of Ayer's lire-; liefore the ioundutions for its tied that the water works w ill be as zation of the Republican party he was ( unirai Is.int Pills, have greatly improvmi my health. of its most loyal members. In Ha-kul Ann i«« lack-«»» I «»nitty Vzrh «ilmr sup|»>rt had lieen laid tn the farms well built, that the interests of all one Curry county he was elected county al A—«M*ÌMti«»n. Ian«! in tp 37 s I: ? U 1 am now able to work, ami feel that I cannot say t<m miicli for your ex«-client and orchards of the valley alxiut it, parts of the city will ba as impartially clerk, and served the jieople efficiently 1*79 Iola« ru-. <«»n. f2.IM.IH A. Pinkham, South 'li William-t«» > ii -HUGH lot* remedies.” — F or any aelp hml come from the rail- guarded, and that the people will be and satisfactorily. At Canyonville. ■ Elizalp I. blk _•». «...LI Hill . cm » i -.' h MID Molum us, Me Douglas county, he was Justice of Josuph I Walla« «- to Wm. W huulur. !aii«l n road. |M*ople came to the village to .is well satisfied with the results if “My daughter, sixteen years ol«l, is Peace till moving elsewhere. In tp >. * L l. \\ I *1 !(«• a* K-: • on. >-’•»* using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla with gom! ef live, because they found pure water the resjonsibility I mj placed u|>on the the Wm Paih-r-.m '•« lh<* public all«*\ in 4-1« 1881 he came to Ashland with his lami fect.”— Bev. S. J. Graham, Tnited to drink ami abundance of it with present council by the vote of next family, and has stuoe been a resident Brethren Church. Bm kliannon. W. Va. >tah* «»I On*>r«»n t<« W in. B I >uh. 16. ip :Ui. S. R 1. W which to make homes lieautiful with Till »day. us would be |»>ssible if the of this place. •• I suffered from • «»li r»> George L. Dean leaves liehiml him grassy lawn» and bliHinnng Howers matter should I h « voted upon iu a dif iii I nitrii stau*- n« W m. I’. I» record of an honest man and a 23. tp U., > . R. 2 U 4( Nervous Prostration, ami profitable with productive gar ferent sha]>e every week for ten years the in I nitri! >la‘«*«i I«» U m I’ b good citizen. He was possessed of with lame back and headache, and have 1J tp. : ï .. > R. 2. M .. *.« dens. Neighboring tow n» ami villages to coiue and the citizens then I m * given more than ordinary intelligence, was t Ililr t S‘aT<"» !«» Win. lì. I» b«*ell much b«,lh‘tite<| by the use of Ayei s which Wei.-the "liH«al trade centers" choice of all the varied priqiositions well informed, and one of the most in 15. t|» U., > . R 2. W . V) Sarsaparilla. 1 am now SO years of age, I ui-« I >•• . •«. W m. P. h In dependent of men in thought und life. ; and am satistie«! that my present health by g*-ogr; phie.il computation warned that might I h : made. Ashland needs .«•. tp. a*:. - R 2 W.. V i His ideas U|H>n religion did not con ' I ni‘« «l -ta:« - t" W’ii. B. h II and prolonged !if«* are «bi«* to the us«* of the unwary that this town couldn't the water works now, aud there is uot form to the orthodox theology, but ¡Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Lttey Moffitt, •2*2. t|». 3F. S R. 2. W K' KHlingly, Conn. grow aiAl thrive “because there was a taxpayer iu the city, no matter his life did conform to the highest Mrs. Ann H. Farnsworth, a lady 79 nothiuglto support, don’t you see.” what his private interests may I h *. rules of gisal citizenship and tl.e I h Probate Court. years old, So. W<M»«isto« k. Vt., wrif«*s : straightest path of integrity. Death The f«»ll«»wiiitf pro'«‘e.inn; have trans “After several weeks’ suffering from But Asli! >ud kept growing and nour who can afford to vote against them had no terror for him. ami had he ishing an«I ad.hug year by year to her not one who would not be the looser l>een able to consciously oliaerve its pired tn the Probate (’< hi rt of Jackson nervous prostration. 1 procured a bottle i (suiiity, l»«»f«ire Jthltfe Neil, bilica our of Ayer’s Satsajiarilla. ami lM*fore I p qnilatio.i of enterprising, happy cit if the vote should I h * against them. ! had taken halt of it my usual health approach, he would have receivi*il the last- report: summons with the same calm fortitude izen» and the »«cret of it all was the E-hite *•!’ John Noland. «1«*« d. <<i«l- r .»How - returned.” w ith w Inch he m»t every change and in. ui.low an.I minor, d'idi« il f P ’t nioinh pure water. The T idings ha» said * co ,sh’A/j/s bEEEXbER phase of life. this many tnn«». but it is the meat1 His faithful wife and three children PRF.FAKED BY of the whole question, and cannot I h « Some <if the Portland people have survive him. to mourn his loss, one friilei -lioui.l i.ot -, Il renio I h 'I oiiviii ^ lo e- Dr. J. C. Ayer Sc Co., Lowell, Mass. late. told too often. People who found learned too late that the Cogswell road child of the four ls>rn to them having Price II. •ix boll'»*«. » Worth f > a bottle. E'tat«* «ii J G. Tarkli ‘«*iiii aimual « x Ashland a pleasant place to live in bill, passed by the last legislature, was died years ago. hi >it *»! I' l.y t»!of««ii atliiiiittstrntot i?h*«l aliti a; pr«» . « <1 ten years ago thought it might l»e- a matter in which their delegation F stille ««i I ito» t lutvfi« r. <»i*«ler allouing THE CREAT ELOOb. I ianhev L hih I X«ili< •• a«ltiiiui»l rat or I«» m II < « i T hìu t*«*al pr«u»« rt \ I». conie a g'snl sized village, but now should have taken an interest, and ¡«»llgiliK l«> C'tate it i» au ambition» young city crowd they are l»«gmuing to understand that !a\|«Ot ! !• r • In thè mailer «•! « »tate «»( miu«»r heir» ««t The great disaster at Johnstown and lohii iruMr«tiH!i r< «I to »eli rrnl Illg to ward the figure .’DllMI in popu- the bill was one that should have lieen other places in tin« valley of the Cone- j.n»H*riy hai in ( «mipiian« • lati« hi \\ hat will snliserve a village entitled, as the T ui IN uh said when it mangh valley. Pennsylvania, is tin- In llu'matter «‘»tate ot R X \u<l« :».<u • .»et of « ««ngres» peiiti«»n to »eli n al pr«»|H*rty granfe«! \li tu t i'»r IL« »«Ir n»ele»s or injurious to a city, was intnxluced, “An act to divert trade most appalling casmdity of the kind te- of « alitornta. that has ever occurred in America, W i .«-»hhigton I viri •lies which have supplied the from Oregon into California.” Reply in: folvowi : i > si it . \\ I l lie latest estimates are that twelve ia lia » lìiis «lay |»«"l a id the city with water the years ing to an article taking this view of thousand people have lost their lives. i . m-n*.’ii uiith-r,«!-«*-!--uin-. nr.'f«»r »in *»lMl<*ni«*nl !«i past cannot meet the reqiiirem.«nts the bill, a correspondent sent to the The river bottom is a vast charnel , of <♦ lion No. fi. . Ibiugv N«. . rrtst, • ’**»•’ «»<• ’hl vi«,‘ -.»mu rulief whih of to-day, to ».ty nothing of the future. Ch-e<jonian from Linkville a letter, house. Outside help is doing all that w that flit* land i caa now l>e done to bury the dead ami «1.»' pi.* riy>ii««u*. I tii v.<»ui«i *n«»ti im II f«»r it* timh< i or (>p,«n ditch.«», with water soaking the dated May 26th. winch attempts to de assist the living, *. i ' in’ • ■’■« -a •<• <tr«»w-.. ii>M<*tive -tat« ai purp<>»**•>*. Mini »oil constantly along their course, a fend CogBwell from the charge of hav id Ian.I heiorc the ’ •? h< r a • »♦ »• tie«•» ‘’Thei n'ltiOrnia Rein«*«It " Johnstown, 1’a.. J line 3d. In Johns i 1 hi< oftbat Ro’s, surplus running where it should not ing misrepresented tfce road to the town ouly twelve houses. all useless, j . , . '-ai-aparilla It >ii«t vr y the 1 >th day of ••:>«• :iatu '* .«*! aud when three l>«»ttl**«i hrt<l ' is just as if a and t!:e ditches themselves catching legislature. If the state senator is to remain staudiug. It f taken -h<- reealue I h.*r obi aei u-t<nn« ’ «1 »nrface washing», may do well enough be judged by hie defender, then this swath had cleanly mowed half a mile al. ii an«! -pirits iitel i- n<»w a- well a* ever wide and three miles long. for a hamlet, but a» const meted ami effort will ouly magnify the charge of «•iim th«' !«enofit -h«- ,Iurive«l. I used it f«»r Eighteen liuudred dead li'diee have u.»ed iu Ashland they become a |»>si misrepresentation, for this letter of ta-en removed so far. Others are tak lu’.liTiati-m with th«* re<ult that I am n«»w etilind) free ii< m the di*ea-«‘ with wbieh I tive menace to health ill a town of “C. C.” from Linkville is as fine a en from the ruins every minute. Brave men with heavy hearts me Im t -artiT«*»! for «»wr a year the size of our», even when the natur specimen of unblushing, eonseieneeless working hard this morning to bring a i/r^ al drainage is good. In «>p«-u canids mt nlacity as has been put into print kind of order out of the terrible chaos. so snii'll and of »Heli length, running siuee Ananias lay down his quill aud Iu many charnel houses the labor of 7 .« l urk street, »an Fraur’ln u. Timbri* I. hik I Not lee. through door yard» and other went tn practicing law. Let us quote: preparing the dead for burial goes on BOHN unceasingly. I N I I F I • s l Al F..w I AND o 1 I I< V. » y arils, the water can be kept “ Th > appropriation was ouly, I be Itos. LI ,G Or . May I. 1^. » Relief trains are arriving loaded Nati» e is )i« iel»y v. fi that in compliance neither cool in hot weather nor lieve, to build a road in Oregon, and with provisions and clothing, and a with th«* proYisiii <1 tiiv-a« t of < «ingn» » pt tn at any time. Taken in had nothing to do with the direction Citizens’ commute«« is rapidly distribut «»f Jun« : is?s entj c<l • \n a« i for the »al«* the road took after it left the state ing whole car loads to lialf-famishtsl of tiinb«-r Ian«!* tn : hr >(»«!• s of < aliforma, pi|*es from a distance far enough up line. <tr«*ioii. N«’.a«la. Hui "ashìhgtun irrti nearly naked survivors. ton, B F. Hiatt »1 kirk\:ih. Countv u the creek to cover the whi de town, “It is true that some y «.irs ago $40,- and Sheriff Dick drove seven Hungari Gutter >late of < aiifnrnia. has thi'* day riled the water supply will the purest, ixx> was appropriate,! for the Ashland- ans into Conemangb river at Kern in this ollii e hi» »• w »rii s'nt«knumi foi th«- purchase of the S . ' t "f ’»ection No, 1U, iu the freshest awl the N-t of any city Liukville road and e\pt«nd«l thereon, ville this morning, and kept them Township .«‘J Svut 1, Rang«* No » East, and M A Ititi 171> iu the immediate vicinity of Ashland, w HI « tl< i pr«»ol to *li«»w that the land »«"night in America. Snch a water supply but all that money did not make as thereuntil all were drown«!. They is more \ahia its limt or or'it»»n«f MISKi r.i: Al tile rcl'l'itici the Ashlan«l of to-day must have to go »1 a road as the $2,-5iX> ,«ontribnU»i were caught stealing from the dead Wll.lliM- f«»r agr o^e«*, an«! to e»- bodies and baiting private buildings. of D I Minkb••• <»n Tne>'’»*v. June I. Ivo than tablidi hi> I lati«! in foi»* th« by Klamath county for the Klamath ¡»ermit the lM*nivfn infiuence of the R. \ «i I W« bsh-i. M i «. o .: ìm ( .« I. Mink It is learned definitely that Frank- isler or I 1er. of A w F i ’ mii I Ur« K«>n. to Mr mountain stream for ■ontinuj its part river road. liuboroilgli, which adjoins Johnstown W illi.uio «.( N.-l.-b Nebm.ka "The $15.ix X) could lie s|»«ut on in the growth and p: rosperity of the the Ashland-Linkville road, and it on th» north, and Mineral t ity. six Children Enj».v citv. Nothing ’ltoii till the many would lie impossible to see what had miles above JohnstoWD. are practically g a among wiped out. East Com mailgli is almost enterprise», public ami private, of been done. Teamsters demand one- depopulated. Niueveh is liternlly u The |i!.:i» lit flavor, gentle soothing effect» of Syrup of which Ashland Isiasts has ever ap- half more freight to the pound from city of the dead. in lived of a laxative, anil if Ashland than they do from Montague or mother la* coative or inlioi proi.clie l in effect Upon the growth or \g«-r. Portland lias never made Johnstown, Pa., June 4. gratifying result» follow its and pi« »: rity of «.he place the bene any effort to secure the trade of South "pestilence” rings through it is the best f unily remedy known nod liken death warning, lnoi eastern Oregon, and while San Fran tit- whii'li will follow theconstruction every family sli mill have a Isittle. to-day busy burying hundreds of of the proposed water works. The cisco is willing to meet us half-wav, corpses. Poison permeates the air lluib r I..1'1,1 voller are we to wait until Portland deigns new system in needed now. and. aside to make an effort in our direction?” and water everywhere, and is some I Ml >.!’ Si a i ».* I \N|. I Titulier I.anil Niitice. i thing frightful to liehold. Delay is mi Re» e HllR*'. * M h y .»I from serving the purpooa of supply - Throughout this whole affair, the Noth c is hereby giv«»n that in longer possible. The decomposed I N11 fi » Si ui > I. \ nd • »1 Fi« E. • ing the present needs, it Wil! lie the .»nee with th«* pruv *> on» of t» corpses will inevitably breed [»«st deuce p . o , ' . May i friends of Cogswell's bill have misrep < otiiirv-s of June L K». r»;f t!r l best intesltnent a» a bid for future Xofiee is hereby i<iv«*n tha’ in «■.»mpllau<*e if longer exposed to the air. the <• lie of timber Un !» in Hi * vvith th«? provi-ions of th«* aet of t on^nx of < for growth that a city such as ours has resented the old Klamath county road aliforni i. Oiej.m, Hint At the first break of daw u this morn 1*7*. «•ntiib*<! An H'*t for th« -ale ««f from Ashland and sought to cultivate ing orders were issued to push the June ton Territory,” E. T. I h iimlM-r Ian«!- iu tie -‘ate- of ‘ ilifor'iin, <>re ever made. The supply of water for « ounty of Yolo si the lielief that Ashland aud its people preparations for a gigantic burial with gon. Nevada, un«l W.i-hitur:«»u !«*rrit«»ry," lan«l, has this <t:\y tiled in th ilomestie uses alone will warrant all y < k«»îT,of \’< •»« <1 h a«i.««»unty of Y«»l<», statement f<»r the imrchii* all speed possible. Where there is no Janie* have taken some guilty part in the -tale oft ailf«»rnia, ba- thi-day tile«! in thi- -ei lion No. !*>. in I said of the Iwnefits thus far. but it hi- -worn at« iu«*iit fur the pureha.»e history of Southern Oregon through longer hope for identification the bod <»lti«*e rai u«’ No. •*» must not Is« forgotten that the pro ies will be buried at once. It is prob »f th«* >E' J «»( *♦•• i«»n Xo». l’\ in Tp XO - R Xo > E. an«! w ill «»flvr i»ro«»f to >hovv that •»how that the their efforts to keep this road in re able that by eveumg there will tie at for Its timber tection afforded from tire which will The lau«! MHitfht i- more valuable for it- tim pair. «‘Forty thousand dollars was ap least 3000 new graves in the valley, a tier or »ton«* than for airrieultural pur|M»-e«, puriH.M x. am I»« thus extended toevery part of the laud before the Keui*tvr great share of which will lie unmarked >iu<i t«» esh«bli-h hi- « ’a.iii to -ahi Ian«! In*f«»rv hi Itovburg. city by the laying of water mains up propriated for the Ashland Linkville for all time. Bodies are being brought the Re2i*ter an«! R«*< « i .er of this ol!i< <• at oflico Ro-ebu a, Oregon, on Thursday the 1-th day th«- I th day of \uj “ road, and expended thereon in the im- ile until' ' fix w if on which a heavy pressure will Is« to the morgue» at the rate of 15 per \tlgu-t H*‘.‘ .1 Z <ir tl John “mediate vicinity of Ashland,” says hour, most of them either frightfully of. lie nani»*- a- witue—«•- John i -pou*?. maintained will almost or quite be <»rit!ln. <»f Woodlati ’i. Y M «»ridiu. E T Lampton, of U,Mailand. this reckless correspondent of the Ore bruised or decomposition lias made J. Y«»l«> county, California, ami B F Hiatt, of nia. am! H F lllatt of Kii worth alone the whole cost of the i county. < nlifoi ilia gonian. N«iw let us consider that an them totally unrecognizable. The Kirk-v ill«*. ”liter ••• «uniy . ( ni Anv aii'i nil |" ! system. am! all verson* claiming a<!vvr-<dy impassable gulf has lieeu passed, as heartsiekeuuig scenes of yesterday the Any al*»v«’«h- erilied lillld- are rc'jU«*-té«l !•» the above «1 were repeated ten-fold to-day. Prob tile their < !aim- in thi- «»ftiee on or l**f« Undoubtedly, th.* people of Ash tile their e the novel writer might say. and jump ably 2500 bodies have I h - cii recovered. -ai«! I <th «I « of Allgu-t, ia**J. *n «1 1 <ih da land want the water works, and now, ( h W directly from this statement to the Philadelphia, June 1. Returns from as to the conditions of the vote that is •2 10t truth and the facts of the case. seventeen Eastern cities show a total of to I m « taken next Tuestiay. diM-ussion Johnstown flood contributions yes Timber l..n>«l Notice On page 8*1 of the General Laws of is in order, and lias lieen general of $531,000. The largest . Oregon for 1872 is fouml the act ap terday I NITF.I» amounts were. Philadelphia S23O.IMK); during the pa»t week, S< mie < >b- R osei I'NITEt» STkTF.s I.AM» OFF!« F.t propriating money to make the South Pittsburg $150.000; New York $110,000. !!« «•». im R« . < »r.. May -l. |v..> y Notte® i* bervi jection has been found to the propo ant r with the pn Xoti< e i* hcr<’b. given that in <*onipliance ern Oregon Wagon Road. The sum Washington. June 3. Pension Com w irh sition of the council li pon the th«* provision* «>f 1 he art of < ongre>»s of grt**s of June ... l.N7è, appropriat«! was ?25.lMXI in gold and missioner Tanner to-day sent the fol Jun«* *>, KS «'niitlvd An a< t for the «■ale of th,- -ali of limber land grounds that a locating survey has land* in th, >tat«*> «»f t'alifornia. Or«* • aliiortiia. Or«*t;«>n. Novi silver com" not S4d.iX>>. But their lowing tel. gram to the United States timle-r ‘.ni Territori John L g>»n, Nevada, au«l Washington T«rrit«»ry, not' Isen math* of the lines of the was no com in the state treasury aris- pension agent at Pittsburg: “Make 1» \ M »t.singnrr, of ......... iland < otinty f l.tD.l, « nini) of Vol«» m special any current vouchers received Y> !o. state of <'alif<»rnia. ha* thi«* da; filed ha- thi* <ia\ HI«*«! iu thi main» and »mailer pipes of the pro iug from the sale of swamp and over from towns in Pennsylvania mined by in thi- «»dice his -worn -fa’rinent foi the *lal< in«*u‘ f<»r the |»,.ir»*!»a*e of tho X F 1 * of posed system: that the council has *« eth»ti Nt» «•. in l«»v. n«hip N», .:■» South, flow«! lands, ami the committee was Hoods, and pay at once on receipt. piiH'ha*«- «<f the NW 4 «>f f-ect iou N No. II« i rtiHu« N<» » l.i-i. ¡tu4 will • !» i |*r<»o| t.< in Th No. ’R No •'« E. not priH«ured exact estimate» of the compelled tv take orders drawn upon Where a certificate has been lost send will olrvr pr«a»f to .show’ filHt tbe show that th< late! sought i- more valuable cost of the projsised works has not, to execute a new voucher laud -«»light !■« niorr valuable for it« tim for it» iimb«*r or >t«»ne tit..*.! lor >igri< uitural the swamp land fund. Judge Silas J. permit purpose*, aibl !.. e-tablinh hi- < laim to witlioiit presenting certificate to mag l> «r or «torn-ihan for agricultii; al p'irpok« in »bort, brought the scheme to the ¡and b,‘f«»rv the Regi-tvr mo! R.-e. iver D ay, of J acksonville, was chairman of istrate. Permits signed in blank for him ! T<» c-ta!»li-li hi - claim hi • aid lain! i»r(or»* -aiu <>r«’uoii «»n the Rvgi-’vr and R« reiver of thi- office at «»! thi- «ali«« at ¡siiut to which it must I m « brought in the committee, and wrote to every warded to-day. Make sfiecial all orig R«»-« b'irg. • >r , on Thursday the «lay «if Tuur*«lay. flic l«’»lh <!»tv oi Voiu-t I n -« order to let a contract for the work, He itain« ’ - a- w itti«** - August. I ’ * ’ * banking firm in Oregon and to a mim- inal certificates of pensioners residents M II Torran« \ 'NiL-troin aud I I H«* nativ«» a- vv itn<*--<*- '! H. Torrai»«*«-. aud, lastly, that the council has not of those towns, ami pay on receipt of Lainpt«in. ali <»f \Vir»|',au ! Yob« « •»«iut\, la«r in San FrimciBco, to obtain bids vouchers, regardless of my'instrnctions A NVik-irotn. I I l.atnpt«»n. «4 Woodland. California, an«! B E. Hinti of Kitkuviile A*o|o county .< al . an«i l’> F. Hurt, «»t Kirks a supreme court decision, or some for the scrip. He found it very .diffi of May 13th. -ijtter <'«»iint\. ‘ ’iliforui « ville Sutter c«»unty, < al thing of that sort, awarding th«« city An) an I all per-<»n> « 'aimiug adtci««dy Anv and all p« r-on- claiming adversely cult to effect a sale at all, aud finally »lie above «I« -cribed latui* nr«- r< <ju« *ted al»«»ve dr-vriiHid lan«!“ are re»|U«*-!«*d to w ater enough from the creek to supply London, May 311. In the commons the to rip th«*ir < biini* in thi-««lliee, on or h« tile th< ir claim* in thi- office on or la-fore disposed of the lionds or script at an fore -ai«! IMh da.y of Auiru-t !--• th.« pr,q»>»e«l »y»tem. ' To these ob -ai«l 1-’»th 'lay ««f \ugu*t, j’s-'i « HA- W loHN-l-iN average of about II cents oil the dol this evening. Sir .lames Fergtiraou, <11 A- \\ Io UN*-ToN, jections the eouneil answer that a parliamentary secretary to the foreign lie^i-tei Register. lilt lar. receiving all told S10.310 cash thorough survey ami a complete de office, denied the report from Victoria, from the whole appropriation. Of velopment of plans, including iiM«a B. C., that three men-of-war in the Pa this sum th» records »bow that $4,029.- lion ami mapping of line», and a thor cific hail lieen ordered to proceed to ough investigation of all the legal 75 were expended organizing the board, Behring sea in .June to protect the questions involved, could imt have making surveys, maps and field notes. British sealing vessels from interfer lss«n a<«iSinipli»he.| without the ex The surveys commenced at Ashland, ence by the American men-of-war. peuiliture of from $5<k) to $!.<HXi. and end«! at the intersection of the Thi» i vpenditme the eouneil did not road from Silver City to Camp Mc- Grants Pass Notes. D'Tiuott whole distance 343 miles, feel warranted in making w ithout first 41.5 chains. In the actual construc "Pap" Jennings is putting up a dwell knowing whether or not the tax pny tion of the road the expenditure in ing on south Fourth street. ers of the city mean to have the coin was $0.280.75, oil the whole dis S. E. Harkness and family left last wnter works now The editor of the tance between Ashland and Linkville. week for their new home in Coos county. T idisom . to place the proposition I it The ladies of the M. E. Church fore the jwople in the clearest ami and the nearest to .Ashland that any cleared $100.00 from their lunch coun road work was found necessary most definite form |»>».-ible, as to the ter Saturday. , was after the old California stage practical results of the vote of Mr. Geo. MeKimmeii's wife and next Tuesday, has interviewed the road was left, seven miles south- family arrived Saturday evening from M ayor and meml«er- of the common east of this place. No expensive Gieely, Col. Marned May .'tilth, at the office of council, and will state their |>osition grading was found necessary until the county clerk, Mr. Chas. Robinson a» it was clearly ami unequivocally steep ascent of the ('nst’ailes was en the and Mrs. Nellie Proctor. countered. more than twelve miles east defined to him. in answer to direct Hoti. Robt. McLean returned Satur of Ashland. Many trial hues of sur questions: day morning from Newport, where he vey were run to find a grade of not delivered the memorial address May If the vote of next Tilesiliiy shall over 11 . inches to the foot, and this is 30th. I m * for water works, the plan of pro theoiily n>id in the state crossing the Our citizens met Monday evening cedure of the Council will I m «, first, to Cascade mountains without n heavier and decided that we would celebrate investigate the legal questions in grade. the coming natal day of our nation. Ont* of the features will l>e fire works. «•II-. i to take counsel, not from a It must la* remembered that this Our excursionists have come and single attorney, not only from at sum. $<',280, was expended w hen labor torneys residing in and interestevl in and every thing else was much higher gone. They numliered about 250. The train was an hour and a half late. the city of Ashland, but to seek ad in cost than now that a suspension of There was at the depot a jolly crowd vise at once from sources which will work was caused by the MotloC war. of citizens to receive a tired, cross la.« admitted ujion all hands as the ami the ««onomy of expenditure thus crowd of excursionists. Although the liest and safest. Next, the qilestiou further impaired; so that the actual number was greater than expected, the committee on accommodations man of water rights being determined so state work upon this road doesn't aged to provide for nil. The factories, far as can lie d.>n<« untaide of litiga compare with what could l>e done etc., suspended work, and the who'e town seemed to lie anxious to make tion. the counsel, advice and plan» of with $6,1X10 cash to-day. l the stay of our visitors as pleasant ns the l«est hydraulic engineer to 1»* had Thus the $4 i . ixxi of this defender of 1 possible. The train left promptly at will Is* obtained, and when the plan Cogswell. "ex|M«nd«i in the imm«liate 7 a. m. Sunday and left here a few ex of a system is decided npon, then stir vicinity of Ashland" dwindles to the cursionists who had not exp« ted it veys will I m « made and the closest es pitiful sum of $6,280.75 expended in to la« quite so prompt. List of letters remaining uncalled timate of ci«t obtained. W ith such actual work upon the whole road from for in the Grant’s Pass postotliee May data it may then lx1 positively known Ashland to Liukville more than 60 31. P'S'.»: Samuel Atwell, C. J. And whether or not an ample system of miles. Much of this road is in fair erson, B. J. Adams. Miss Maggie Bar water works, covering the city as «>n condition yet it is use«! by the freight ker. Henry Edgar Beck. Arville’ D n- teiuplated, can I m « made for $5(>, ih »> teams of some of the most intem[>erate ney, C. D. Evans, Time. Gillegom. James Hamion, Mr-. Martha H use. if it be found that $5>,iMD is in supporters of Cogswell’s scheme and Martha Hite. A. II. Hoslan. Mrs. J. R. sufficient to meet the cost, then the the sum of $10.<XX) two-thirds the ap Hunsalner, .1. B. Lester, Millie Lit’le. I'ouncil will not issue the lionds, but propriation made by Cogswell's bill to O. P. Mason. F. B. Montgomery. Mrs. Ellen Neediey. Miss Pany Pankey. will let the matter rest, for their suc turn Oregon trade into California Miss Ella Ryder. Mrs. Mattie Small. cessors to take up. or for the city to would have made of it. by shortening Andrew Rodgers, Mrs. Amy Smith. deal with as may Is« thought lM«st aud improving the old road, the best Hon. J. H. Stewart. C. G. Sanders, hereafter. mountain road in Oregon, and one Herman Twigetis. Mrs. Hui la Meblier- This is the only business-like way which would have enabled Oregonians liu. Heelier Workman, Mrs. J. 11 Wil son. When calling for any of the in which the council can pn»«eeii to do their trading in Oregon, as they above, please ask for advertised letters. under thi» ordinance, ami w« have would like to do. J. H. H oward , I’. M. ASH I* AND TIDINGS The Teacher i Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, HEAR YE! EVERYTHING 0 React Here OTHER GROCERS CHARGE 85 CENTS. CRACKERS, 65 CENTS PER BOX. OTHER GROCFRS GIVE 13 LBS. ROLLED OATS, 17 LBS, FOR $1. OTHER GROCERS CHARGE $i.5O. KING OF SOAPS, $1.25 PER BOX. CREAM WHEAT, 20 CTS. PKG. COCOANUT. 25 CTS. PER LB OTHER GROCERS CHARGE 35 CTS. PKG. OTHER GROCERS CHARGE 40 CTS. o VX • * o NO LADY Is Stylishly dressed until she has a pail of neat fitting Shoes. Fit like Laird, Sol a »ber & Mitrliell’s, and Bradlev à Metcalf’s In these goods is now complete si/^ps and widths B to Eb (Hilt PRK I Are marked in plain figures buy as cheap as your 1). R. & E. V. MILLS And if you don’t see what you want ASK FOR IT Red House Ashland