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Job Puntino
ASHLAND, OREGON,
VOL. XVIII
FRIDAY
1893
JULY 21,
NO. 7.
Of all descriptions done on short notice—
Ia-gal Blanks. Circulars, Business Cards,
etc., done in good style at short notice.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
I SITED
«TAT««.
i'reiident
Vice President
Secretary of >tate
Secretary of Treasury
secretary of Interior
Secretary of War
Secretary of Ni> >
Secretary of Agriculture
Postmaster-geuc ral
Attorney-General
STATS of
V. à. Senators
....Grover Cleveland
Adlai Stevenson
W alter y. Gresham
John G. Carlisle
Hose Smith
. !>anI. Lamont
Hilary A. Herbert
J Sterling .Morton
. W alter S. Bl sac 11
Richard Olney
ORKGON.
VIA
The ShastaRoute
I
:
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
The finest line of Suitings
.A. M CrawfiVd
John H. ^hlity*
-.
I A« KS<>N i 'OVSTT.
J
Oregon just received and
5 now displayed by HARRY
Konti'.
\
Ju*. R. Neil V
PULLMAN ______________
BUFFET SLEEPERS
»Beiij. HuymoiML
Furry /
/ .. M ax Muller
<'«»linty Clerk
..John E. Pulton
>hvntf
ATT At HKD TO AIL THP.nl GH TRAINS.
.Thro. Camrron
senator
xj W. Merritt
...
'< ha*. Nickell
Weat Khle Division
Repr»*M«iil*l i » es
fj .1. Houck
I BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS
G.
E.
Bloomer
Treasurer
J4. Frier
Mail Truin Daily (l- xrept Fuudav
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S ii periti tend* nl
.... J. L. Wool ridge 7.:M> a M. | Lv. Portland,
Assessor
Ar. I 5:31) r. M
t*. J. Howard 12 10 F. m . I Ar (.’orvallin.
Purveyor
I.V I 12 V. >■ M_
|>r
B Pickle
< «»ronrr
At Albany Hint
anti r'orvahi«
t'orvallix < >>nu, < i will, train«
AHHI.ANI) rKE(IN<T
of Oregon I’auitlc Railroad
Justice
•
Milton Berry
Sunday
Constable
. .J. H. Real Expreaa Train Daily
County Judge
< 'uni tn i** ioner
J KELLY, the Leading Mei
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CANS,
< 1TY OF ASHLAND.
1 10 f M
7:2’» P. M.
Mavur
Recorder
Treasurer
street I’ontmiialoiier
Sup;. City Water Works
.Mariani
city Attorney
! Lv. i'.irtlnnd
A
I Ar. McMinnville. Lv I
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5:15
chant Tailor, Ashland, Or
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a . m
a . m
Through Tickets to all Points in the
Eastern States, Canada and Europe,
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CATCHING A TARPON.
ever brought to Southern
V. !*. LAND oH'hE Ro*KBl'RG.
Can l»v obtained at lowest rule» from F. ('.
kilD'-, Meat, \'li!;l!i'i. Ol
KOEHLKK,
E F ROGER’i.
Manager.
Asst G F A Pa>s Agent.
OAK St., Opp. Motel Oregon
('(»lliicHmrii
A. H.CABMUN.
L. W. < A!;*»N.
Res liar invet inn <»i city couiicil ot Ashland
ir hen <1 in council *•hiViiln.T«* in city hall^ni the
vveiii-ig of tii» |tir*t Monday in each month,
onsuinpiion
i im riT COCMT.
Meets on the first Monday ill April. <vpf<-mher
ami Dfceint»vr.
COVNTY COl KT.
Frobate court first Tuesday ufter first Mon­
day of each month.
County Commissioner’« court —first Wcdues-
•layjafter first Monday in each month*
That dreaded and dreadful disease!
What shall stay its ravages? Thousands
sai/ Scott’s Emulsion of pure Norwegian
cod liver oil and hypophosphites of lime
and soda has cured us • f consumption in its first
stages. Have you a cough or cold acute or leading
to consumption ? Make no delay but take
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Austin S. Hammond,
ATTORNEY AT LAW|
Medford, Oregon.
IMS
J. T. Bowiitch,
Attorney
Law
atul Counsellor at
\SHLAND, OREGON.
tics tn »11 courts ot the State
»romptlv anole ami rctnitte«!.
W i., ,
Collections
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Roh
A. MilVr,
^kttorii» V - nt - 1
JACKSOr
the con *
**
win
»it
OREGON
Dr. J. S. Parso».
’
-------Consisting of------
APPLE, BEAR, PEACH.
PLUM, PRUNE, CIIEHRY,
APRICOT, NECTARINE,
ALMOND, WAL' 1. ai J
Shade and Ornamental Fr-es,
Gre' • Vine, Currants, (h«>s.-!
i.
Blackberry'». Raspberr
S’rawberriee, Fig.«.
Etc., Et-
* bir trees are grown w .„»u*
.gau i a
' 1 L ”'and, and all or kuo»ii varieriee
that •
ed in Southern Oreroii.
contemplating tree planting will
. II to visit oar orchard and ■ nr«»ry, or
write as for price list.
Postoffice — Mnrphv, Joaept
aomty
OlCRMAA a£. A».
-MAA, C«aV»l»v .. .
A, H. CARSOM â SON.
A hhla *
is O regon .
£i»ttirp at residence on Main street, next
d»M»r to Fresi.yterian church.
[11 42
Dr. S. T. Songor,
PH YS1Cl A N A N D SU R< • E< >N
ASHLAND, OBBUON.
Scott's Emulsion cures Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Scrofula,
and all Anaemic and Wasting
Diseases- Prevents wasting In
Ch" r jn. Almost n. palatable ns
mi.
; et only the irenulne. Pre-
. Scott A Bowne, Chemists, New
P“
Yot^. Sold by all Druggists.
Scott’s
Emulsion1
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LT C
MYER
Ashland
AND SURGEON,
PHYSICIAN
Pelton £ Neil £
The business o' the meat matta** of It P.
Neil ami J. E Pelton is carried nil t.ow at : he
Office la 0,1.1 Fellows building, secoli 1 floor,
ou Maiu street.
fll-12
Dr. R. G. VanValzah
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
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H
O
<1
£
Q
4
co
(or the prv-.-ut at residence, corner
Granite ami Baum >t«.
E. P. Geary,
I’HYSKIAN AND
Ashland Oregon.
Dr. J. F. Bickenbach,
«•!•<! mir »»( Bvilrvws-
J V K
II"«| üji •
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E d . T idinos :—The ranchere of Apple­
Following ia a schedule of exjienditures
gate, noting in your paper of J uly 7th a made
by the county court *ji Jackson coun­
elatenieut concerning the Little Apple­ ty, Oregon, at July. A. D. 1893. term
gate outrange aud the differenoe between thereof, which shows the name of clai­
the ranchers aud sheep owners over the mant, the article or sen-ice for which
same, find that said statement is alto­ payment has Is-.-n made, ami the amount
gether too smooth and favorable to the allow»-»!, ami whether the claim has been
sheep men to agree with all the facte and continued or rejected, as follows:
IBtllUBXT ALLOWANCBH.
with the justice of the Case, as we under­
| 115 00
stand it. We, therefore, wish to state it D. Linn, burying pauper
briefly but more fully as regards some J. H. Whitman, allowance for A.
.............................
10 00
facts not mentioned in your issue of July : E. G. Robinson
Hurt, allowance for J. Cox
10 00
Uth:
! Eliza Taylor, boarding J. Emery
io uo
In the first place, it is true that the j J. DeRoboam, boarding J. Leslie
12 00
settlement of the ranches iu the foot bills | J. W. Merritt, supplies for Mrs. E. C.
aud along the narrow valleys and benches
Gale......... , ........................
12 (JU
of tne streams would never have been Ben. Haymond, for supplies lor W.
A. Goldsmith.................
500
made but for the proximity of the high
mountain range« as a summer pasture for Beu. Haymond, supplies for Ed.
Switching Over the Cascades.
Hutt . ........................................ 800
the stock which we can feed in winter on Kearnes.
White A Co., supplies for
Tl.e switchback, by means of which
the hay we raise in our alfalfa patches,
Jones family........................ .. . 10 00
the Great Northern railway crosses the
and
our
homes
and
little
farms
are
prac
­
■ John W. Robinson, supplies for David
I
Cascade mountains in Washington, is a A BALTIMORE DIVINE’S DESCRIPTION tically worthless when the range is taken
Lowe............................................ 5 00
from
us.
But
the
woret
feature
of
the
Harriet Johnson, allowance for her­
wonderful piece of engineering. When i
OF HIS EXPERIENCE.
self...........
...................... 000
case was not alluded to at all in that
Jim Hill, the president of the Great
statement in your paper. Beginning in Mrs. 8. Root, allowance for herself . 6 00
Sam. Robinson, boarding L. Calhoun 4 00
Northern, decided to push his road from
A Day’s Fishing: In Florida Waters and the summer at the highest range, the J. H. Cottle, allowance for himself
8 00
sheep drivers take that clean, and then i Horace Rice, allowance for himself
Spokane to Puget sound, he had compar­
12 00
Wliat It Means toa Northerner Who Has follow the grass down in the fall, ootniug
atively a fair field at all points save one
Mm. Wm. Heely. boarding J. Dough­
Been Accustomed to Trolling; In Tlacid , at least eight miles down into the settle­
erty .............................................. 5 00
At that point he was confronted by a
ments and taking the grass out clean Ben. Haymond, supplies for I. F.
Ponds and Babbling Brooks.
s*
>ass of granite which blocked his
Bassett ..
around the rauchee—not only eating out
800
••We ought to t-irii in early tonight, the grass on land “Wiled by ranchere and J. L. Downing, funeral exjienses of
lim* ’ >.• ul«>ut three miles. It was de­
Gussie 11. Slayton.
2t w
termined to tunnel the mountain, but ac for we must be up by C.” * * * unfeuoed, but in one case one baud of ■
i
sheep
has
for
three
years
been
run
over
j
jj (flOol bill presented disallow,-,!.)
(Those
stars
mean
stars
in
Florida,
for
the excavation would In? nearly three
2 00
and through one ranch—through the ... !V. Grinws, boarding pauja-r
miles in length and take three years to we did not have a cloudy night.) Six garden even. And we know that cattle j
Total indigent allowances
o'clock, ayd the sun is well up and
»172 50
complete it was decided to build a tem­ ■nocking birds singing. Breakfast over, have been shot at aud hogs injured be­
MlSCELLASEOfH.
porary road over the mountain in order with rods and reels and gaffs and lunch cause they were running about a herder’s : J. M. Black, keeping free ferry, for
to ojien through connection with the we walk down the pier to the Minnie, a camp; and one rancher was sent word by
quarter ending June 30,1*93
| 00
a herder that unless be zcame and took i Owen Keegan, janitor's salarv......... 175
coast as soon as possible.
30 UU
22-f<«>t catboat with a rousing sail.
• his hogs away from life herder’s camp j John Morgan, wood
300
The temporary road crosses the crest
“Where's the bait, Johnnie?”
; every one of them would lie killeth This ’ Ross E. Moores, blanks .....
6 00
of the range through Stevens pass at an
“It's coining,” said Johnnie, pointing we state as fact to which we defy suc- Hall A O’Donald, steel pens.............. 1 55
elevation of 4,068 feet, and the different to a flat bottomed dickey carrying a dirty I ceasful contradiction. We do not say Heston Dygert, book mfg. Co , blank
books ...........
altitudes are reached by a system of leg-of-mutton sail ami a jib. In the craft that all the sheep men are alike regard-
4<j no
W. Robinson, stationery
»; 05
nine ssfitchbacks. The road at one place was Charlie Brown, who was soon along­ 1 le6a of the common justice due to the J.
Geo. J. Armstrong, hauling lumber
returns three times to within 500 feet of side with eight mullets weighing a ¡»ound ranchere, but these things have been J. H. Whitman, abstracts of land en­ 3 00
done.
its former line, only a little higher up or more apiece.
tries..........................
2 25
Now, the effect upon us has been that ! Klippel A Marcuson, lumber
| the mountain side, but it tints covers a
12 2«
“Dat's all I could get, boss.”
I our cattle could not find fall grass on I Clay Charley, lumber ..
20 00
distance of four miles in curves. It
Now for Buttonwood harbor! The
| G. W. -----
Steel, , labor on Kanes
Kanes creek
starts from Tunnel City on the east side wind is east, as it was every morning, which to live in the neighborhood of our
bridge
3 (JU
ranches, where there ought to be enough Geo. M. lx>ve, postage «tamps...
of the mountain and runs to Stevens and going our way, which sounds very for
8UU
them, and the cattle have been Chas. Nickell, printing
32
70
City on the west side. Both of these tine. But sailing with wind is no joke scattered all over the country when win­
K.
Kubli,
road
scrapers
and
hardware
55
30
plact*s are the points which the tunnel under a Florida sun. You use up the ter came on—some of them wandering as
will connect when finished, and they breeze with your own motion and there's far as Rogue river to find pasture.
Total miscellaneous.
1327 14
ute 2| miles apart, yet to reach them not a ghost of shadow from the sail.
W m . M athes ,
State of (Iregou
|
over the switchback a distance of 15
County of Jackson,i ss’
“Here we are,” and as we c^ime about
miles must lie traversed.
ABOIT MATE INSTITUTIONS
I. Max Muller, County Clerk of Jackson
over g<H‘S the anchor, down Comes the
There are five switches on the western sail, and we are off in the dickey for
county, State of Oregon, do hereby
that the foregoing statement is a
side of the pass and four on the eastern tarjmn! The bay is almost landlocked—
The general hard times and slowness certify
and correct schedule of expenditures
side, while the heaviest grade is 211 feet hemmed in with pines and ]ialmettos to about payment of taxes ia causing all the true
ot the county court of Jackson county.
to the mile. The survey was’ liegun last the water's edge—the roar of the surf on work ou bl ate institutions to languish. State of Oregon, made at its July. A.7>.
July, and when completed a force of 700 the gulf side of the Key filling the air A reporter was sent to ask state officials 1893 term, except the bills presented and
for which the fees or salary liave
men were put to work and the road rapid­ near the middle of the bay. We anchor what about work ou the several projects allowed
been provided by law.
ly pushed forward. The tracks were in an immense pool or pocket made by for which money was appropriated by
Witness my hand and the seal of the
connected Jan. 14. at which time the first two arms of sand bar that nearly meet, the last legislature.
county court of Jackson county, Oregou,
The
Eastern
Oregon
insane
asylum
train went over the road. Two freight showing purple and orange through the awuite the decision in the soldiers' home affixed this 12th day of July A. Ft. 1893.
trains a week are now being run over it, water. Through the channel that makes case.
MAX MCLLF-R,
but it will not lie opened for passenger between thetarjsins come tofeed—if they
County Clerk.
The fish ladder at Oregon City is By J. II. Hi FfKK.
traffic until April.—Sail FranciscoChron do.
awaiting a visit to the coast from U. 8.
Deputy.
icle.
“Johnnie, give me a head.” "And I'll Fish Commissioner McDonald, whose
will be had in the matter, before
take a tail.” A half pound of nmllet opinion
I.aiwt l.oxt by u Treal y.
KI.AMATH COUNTY.
any steps are taken.
goes on each hook, and a good cast lauds
On the j■><<' »—'I we have all the facta
The wording of the treaty by which the bait 80 feet away.
IStar, July 13.J
and figure/ of coal, lucre are several
Arizona was ceded to the United States
Now settle down. Patience and hope propositions, and prolnbly the building
Fred Mellia«e has secured the beef con­
by Mexico was loosely drawn, otherwise are the words.
will be erected this year.
tract lor the Klamath agencies, furnishing
i we would have enjoyed the distinction
Watch tlie i + lic.itis ami cormorants
The slate stove works is in operation to j the supply at 5J4 cents.
of having a deep water harbor. The fishing and the nmllet jumping out of about one-half its capacity. The dull
Thomas Martin, our enterprising and
line, which leaves Nogales and makes the water; eat oranges, rig a hand line times affects that industry as it does all j i lively
miller, has leased his roller mills to
an angle at that point by taking a more and catch shiners am! runts, tell stories, others, the demand for stoves having ' Frank Brandon, an ex|>erieiiced and
fallen off.
northerly route until it reaches the Col­ decide what we would do if—if.
careful ybung miller who is well known to
The Agriculture' College building at the people Ire re.
orado river, should have kept on a con- I A school of porpomes comes puffingin-
j tinuons straight course, which was the totlie bay—a gootl : :ii Ha! there goes Corvallis is gorng ahead !fie coat to be
S. Moore put in the lowest bid for
cut according to the clot»:. That means flour and oats for the Klamath agency,
intent Ot rhe agreement wjth Mexico. a line jiaying quiet 1_>
he retd.
$8300
b«
’
!<imga
in
pleci
#10,000 or but up to date he has not heard of "ie
It was arranged to give Arizona a deep
“Pay out! G
1
-Tutts.” $12,000, t t •T t
»out $6,800 acceptance thereof.
- vat-r harlior on the gulf of Mexico by Xt niri . Away h<- go
^F'vith your by the br \ tai'
¡too.
Job 4
Roy Wright dejiarted b
making the treaty read that the boun­ lines, f
Co., if tin.,
U»
¡£|.hnnie!”
cte on the Soutfiport, Ji. C., where he »
dary should be drawn in a straight line" Bu’
self under the instructions i
« a shark. dollar.
from N> g des to a poiut 20 miles below Th-
The U s
..JÌ «-j]] £TAt man. a weather bureau ma-
■.7m un-
t
.
,,n.b .»■ the <
-r.idi river
AG -
no bu.iu..,^
ib j'a
a lb a '.ivw
•y
w.u far
♦
-«M-
----- --
.
--------
the papers were drawn up and signed it Now he is V * < •I 20
' the boat. , Au ,.<i<l. »¿Ta i improv
i t»>
,nn School to
was oliserved that the reading hail lieen "Hangi
Woodworth, the most ei ^L>n«ing
»
it.' *
e! We've double its capauiL,.
will he built of bnck : horrw-buyer that visits Klan. '
uuty.
changed to make the line ran to a point no tin. io N\ itsil v < »4- t»*4
Snap! The
i bought all of Dan Colwell
a W *'8 I*1*11
___
2»> miles below the mouth of the Gila i line breaks. A new sm« I i *• tied on, this fell.
week,
1
'
__
___
numbering
125
head,
at
ju.ces
av-
One o iw c .■ gc- i tfie asylum
river.
K
eragiug
He also bought
¡-o'.ght nine
, J »35 per head. Healso
and we are «■■ nluu-k ■ L :»
id grounds, farm will > i««i la> bi >it lui.- I of wood.
head of the Whitney bovs .t the same
Besides losing the liarbor of Port Isa­ anchor down and the lineout.
1 he Blind Iubatute is having an rate,
T"-
' _7_ I lias*
_ ’h'-d 4W
;;;; head
__ ; of
Mr. Woodworth
bel anil 20 miles of deep water coast,
“Let’s eat lunch. 1 believe in the law ,'ddition bu'lt for sleeping nxima— fine horses in Frank Adams rich pasture
Arizona lost some of the liest land in of indirection and an nnwatclud pot.” | Baker City Democrat.
all the season, and the noble animals are
Sonora. It was considered iu the days No sooner said than done. Yen, nnd in
still there, feeding, galloping and kicking
A
"Stirring
l
|>
”
in
the
Opiutu
when the treaty was signed that Ari­ more senses than one. for we hadn't eat­
Smuggling at the blue sky.
Business.
zona soil was not worth a cent a quarter en a dozen mouthfuls before my line be­
How s This?
of a Sc’Ction, anil the matter was dropjied gan to play out —first slowly, then faster
Portland, July 15.--As was expected,
without contesting.
ami faster. “In with your lines! Up an­ William Dunbar, manager of the Mer­ We offer One Hundred Dollar« reward
chants Steamship Transportation com­ for any oase of Catarrh that cannot lw
Now that the discovery is made that chor!”
pany, and formerly the bead merchant of enred by ilall'a 1 atarrh Cure.
the land which the United States gave
Faster goes the line. “Tarjion!” For the
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O.
Dunbar Produce company, was
up to Mexico by tliis error is worth more out of the water 150 feet away leaps a
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
arrested
at
10
o'clock
this
morning,
on
an
per acre for the growing of tropical fish 6 fe» t long- a mass of gleaming sil­
for the last 15 year«. and believe
for smuggling opium in the c.heuev
hiiu perfectly honorable in all busineea
fruits than any other part of America, it ver—in a .-liower of spray, shaking his indictment
1 'uited States. The indictment contains transaction« and financially able to carry
seems as though our government should head like a horse.
five counts, all of which allege the out any obligations made by their firm.
takesome stejis to recover it, even though
“Row harder, Johnnie; he is getting smuggling of opium, the aggregate value W kst A T buax J Wholesole Druggists.
mi
Ilu»
Toledo, O.
a few million dollars were necessary to too much line!" Out he conies again and of the stuff being $48,620. It differs from
move the Tine to where it properly lic­ again, three straight leaps. I gain some the accusations against Blum in that W aldiso , K innan A abvim , Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
longs, it is worth agitating.—Tomb- slack on him. He's heading for the boat. there are no charges made for any illicit
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
or
fraudulent
dealing
with
Chinamen.
stone (A. T.) Prospector.
acting directly upon the blood and muooii«
“Baek, Johnnie, back!" I get in a hun­
The witnesses who testified against
of the system. Testimonials sent
dred feet of lint'», and he breaks again Dunbar are the same as those who tes­ surface«
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold b» all
1‘unialiing Idols In China.
clear out of the water not 50 feet away tified against Blum, and, judging from Druggists.
A curious case of arrest and punish­ and is off like a cannon ball, and now it the similarity of the indictments in both
The Line of Retreat
ment of idols took place recently at is nip ami tuck for an hour and a half, cusec to the libel tiled against the steam­
Foochoo, China. The idols of a certain rowing against him or rowing after him ship, it is U[«»n the same evidence. W.
Edward Atkinson, one of the most
t> tuple in that city were those np]H*al««l as he goes off. irresistibly taking the line B. Jackling was the first w itness examined radical free traders m the United States,
to by persons whodesired to I«' n-venged in spite of everything: now working him by the grand jury, and the most important has come to the minclusion that it is too
on their em-mies. They were «upj«>s<-d hard on a short line, ami now letting up one. He has “peached on his pals,” early yet for free trade in this country.
according to the allegations, and will
to cause death to those against whom for a second as he conies swiftly to tlie turn state's evidence to save himself. The significance of this remark is the
prayers to them were dir>« t< <1 Recently surface and In eaks, shaking his head in 1'be story of liow the government got greater since Mr. Atkinson is fresh from
bls labors us a member of the commission
the Tartar military «-..niiiian-l.-r died a rag»* ami hushing the water into a foam. holtiof the evideuce against the indicted apfiointed
to prepare a tariff bill for the
»add,-nil . .»nd th«- idi-ag.'t aliruadamoug It is hard work. Every muscle stiff, men Mould I* hu interesting one, but consideration of Congre»w. Mr. Atkinson
t'e ¡»- -pie lh.lt he had !••• t. -1,111 by tie arm- .■■ lung, thuml* »ranij^d from those wbxknow it are like a sealed book. has undoubtedly marked out the line of
i.lols in
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