Ashland tidings., July 21, 1893, Image 4

ASHLAND TIDINGS.
Friday..
Early peaches are ripening in Ashland
.July .1. IWi this week.
D. T. Sears is assessing Medford pre­
cinct for the county.
Blackberries are ripe, and A- d.. >■; has
Blanks you ha««
a great abundance of th-in. i s usi. il i
are printed and
thousands of gallons to tell.
TO MININC MEN
Tne Minina Bond
been inquiring «or
now on sale at the Tidings Office.
Also blanks «or location of »«^ter
for mining purposes Just printed,
and of both quarti and placer loca­
tion blanks we always have a good
supply.
Orders by
attended to.
mail
promptly
PERSONAL.
BREVITIES.
P. W. Olwell is putting in on-.- of the
Salem fruit evaporators at Im bi 'oteaiirtl
farm near Cent nd Point.
lhm't miss the dance at opera 1; >use
•o-niglit. The boys of I h*- gun chib will
do their liest to see that everylxxly I as a
good time.
A material reduction iu freight rate*
So far 4,000.000 founds of wool have between l'ortland and points on tn” rail­
been received at The Dalles this season, road in Southern (»regou ha ■ bet n Hide,
and 2,000,<J0ll more are expecttnl.
beginning July 16th. There is an : '.eia. ’
Win. Still iway, one of the pioneeis of r<«*iitctum on all classes of aliout 1 i t» r
Sisson, died at his horn»’ near Stsson at cent , but ill some Item- there is a much
larger reduction. The ciassitic i
8 o'clock Thursday morning, July 13.
the western traffic asex-t.cion li
The Bank of Anacortes has closed, with adopted, t<x>, which makes a diffei
assets stated at 877,807 and liabilities freights n(ton some thin
S2'J,300. The towu Hatlened out some­ them into a different c! -
time ago.
and canned goods have
It is said that more wheat will be har­ from -Id to 4th class, » > that tiie
vested in Eastern Washington this year duction m the rate on s igar in
than was harvested in lH'.Mt, when they carload lots is 31» ets. per liuudi
ing it now from Fortland to Asliian l 1
had the great wheat blocade tbere.
Cts. Beer, however, (•LrtresSing i
l
’
aciiie
Railway
com-
l'he Southern
may H»-em in the ho! sea son i i;as
pany has reductxl the working honre of vanned, so that tlie rate, winch
its shop forces in Portland to eight hours formerly 65 cts., is now 81 p»-r hnudi
per day. None of its employes have The change bv classitiea'i ’ll
been dismiest*d.
pounds is as follows,
W. A. Frater. Republican candidate for land:
OLD KATE
county treasurer of Dougltis nt hist
election, has ls«en apfiointed by tin' coun­ 1st class 81.5.'
“
112............
ty court to fill the vacancy caused by the 2 1
“ 1.3i...
resignation of the defaulting treasurer. 31
4th “
1.1'J............
An lugton.
The rate on fruits. A-Li md to !i
l'he Tliuxos lias re<‘eive<l a copy of the
Ranta Roea Business College Journal, a is now 26 cts. per D*0 lbs. by the
neat publication issued in the interest of and 36 cts. in less than carl•»»»<! a
In local rates, that is
t he business college of that name of which
Prof. J. S. Sw»<et, formerly of Ashland, is in Southern Oregon, toer
principal.
This r»sluetion of
The Willamette companies of the Or ■ land and Ashland ivi
gon State Guard will go into camp nt vantage to shipper
Gladstone Park near Oregon City \ug. counties who h i
12'h, to remain from 6 Io 11» days. They consigned via. A-
will have a sham battl” on the la>t day of doubt bring the oi l I
the encampment.
use again us the route foi
Says the Redding f-'ii, /‘/»st: Il fr» iglit t hat during t he ¡
seems to lie a fact tlnil Paul Hume, the years has Is-.-n shipp*
railway messenger for Welle, Fargo .V railroad stations. It (1
Co., bus skipptxl with 83l>ntt of the funds treated with common
of the (■ompany. We gave Paul crislit tlie legislature wind
for lietler sense. Detective Hume, uncle for the Califortn
of the young man, vvhh in Re iding tins now a Hiuoot
tains for tl
week.
L ik»> to trav
R. Beers Dais, the genial humorist who over.
has la-en doing the general treadmill
guild on the .S'lsso/i Mascot for a couple
MINING NOI ! >
of years, has let goof that pajier mid will
I»1 city editor of the R’d Bluff Sentinel.
L ihis lias the ability to till an important
'Fin* nix st.amp mill
place on t lie staff of Home big metropolitan mining <*ompany ai
paper, and ought to f-hape bis course in reoutly and will l»<* I
that direction.
bh soon as the wag<>
A tight for a new conuty has commenc­ ready for it.
ed in real earnest at Big Valley, Cal., and
J. K. L<
a new paper has lievtr started there named found go(»«l (piar
the Big Valley (¡a'.cttc, for the purpose gate country, went had
of advocating and promoting tlie projw't. the Hi st of tilts wis-k
The promised county is to lie known as the hsiges.
1’it couuty and is to be formed from
Philip Mulhm
portions of Modoc, Shasta and Lassen
west <»f Coles, was 11
counties.
niglit. The S|h‘!icei
W illis Shervvoo ), age>l 21, was helping tip about $I,’MNI a
out the 4'b of July celt brution at the steam hammer tin!!
mining camp of New River, Trinity
linn Griftitb was
county, Cal., by tirmg giant powder. H»’
woiiki hold a stick iu his hand, the fuse the week from tlie
lighted, until it was just ready to go off, s»*!f and Reynolds on F.
when he would through it so tliat it They have a shaft dovvn ai>.
would expksle in the air. He held one mid still have fine prospw
stick t<M> long. Both Ins hands were
One million and a hall
mutihde.l so that they had to be ampu- the iiial mines of the
tided, and he died th»* next day.
England has .Wi.lMKl; I i
IMHI; Germany. 285.IHH): I
RiiHsia, ll.il.Kt.
mt-ials nuniiiet 1J
Homer Gee and
started Monday on
LIST OF LETTERS
pectiDg tour in the mountains hoiii I i iest
Ilk
he Ashland. Oregon. 1*. <>. of Ashland.
ll> 20, I>•.«»,
The headers will begin work nt t- u(e
Mathias llarrv
Brownell I» c.
places in the valley this «•■»!'. The
!îvniri»l* •! J«i ìi n
Mulvany 1. VV.
1’iitwTv Minnie W.
grain has ripened very rapidly during l he
Overton Mrs. .-ar
.T'hiipe H B.
past few hot days.
l,«-rHons ( filing for th«1 name will |»b’HM’s n V
I
A. >’ H.VMMoXli. F M
The Medford and Grant's Paes nines
had a match game of ball al MctLord
last Tuesday ami the Medfords won by a
The Ball To-Night*
score of 24 to 13.
The public is cordially invited to at­
A biacksmitliH blower for sale at
tend the ball glVeU by mendiera of the
Ashland le»I and Gun Club at (laniard's Markle's shop on Spring attest, Markle
opera house this 11 riday) evening. Good needs a heavier one for his use mid will
music will lie provided, and the price of sell tins on ^it. a reasonable figure.
dance ticket« will lie SI IMI per couple,
An “undeuoinmatiotial holiness" c ap
Sup|»-r for those who desire it. will lie nutting liegins at Sinkiyoii July '. h.
served at The Oregon bote).
i iie undenonnnalioual holiness is elann<<d
to be holler than any other kind of
W ill lie Here Soon.
liolin«*Ha.
M. O. Warner, the piano tuner, for
M iks »« h kl<l ami goat shoes, ■ .z -s 12 to 1,
whoee visit numerous iustrilmvuls in regular price 82.50, next ten days 8l at
Ash lauri are dlscoidantly calling, wrote D. R. A- E. V. Mills.
last week from M irshli-ld that lie was
detained at. that place by more work than I There will lie a meeting of the trusi»»'H-
he had anticipateti and could Hot, there­ elect of the Southern Oregi>n ( “ iniaiiqiia
fore, reach Ashland us early as promised, Association at the tubernacie on S...ur-
day, July 22 I, at 1:30 p. in. slu<rp J. S.
but will Is- here just assonnite possible
Smith, Pr»*e.
which means wiluin a short time now.
M essrs. (>. Coolidge, II. Farlow and
I'irrus nuil .Menagt-rie
Otto Miller atid H Judge and G. M.
The León W. Wanliburn circos and Grainger havt* been camping out nCone
menagerie witl l>e m Ashland olí Thurs- of the Jenny creek soda springs within
day. .1 uly 27th, and will give two per- I the past week or two.
formalices, one in t he afteriiooli and oiie
Woven wire fencing of nil kimis for
in the evening. Anioitg the uttraelions
is “Cupiti," the baby elephaut, only lliree sale and made to order at Norris A ('>.’ h
♦
teet lllgil, t hlee moliths oíd. Ib- IH tile * lumlier yard near the de|H>l.
ti ales t and geiillest of elephalits abría
Prof. G. 1. Newbury, who In. > Ins n a
great p< t with the visitón. Tbere will i teacher in the Jacksonville schools for a
tic the usual Street parado Lefore the numtier of years, has I hs - h eugHged as
cireim opens.
vice-principal of the Ashland »elmols, to
teach at the south sch<M»l.
Tls Vice-President ('»min”.
Frank Sherman (Jacki who has had
\ ice President Adlai I'.. Stevenson ami numerous quarrels mid lias l»-e>i laid out
a party of |s-rsonal friends are making a by several different citiz us m Southern
tour of the Pacific coast, having arrived Oregon, was battered up and laid by for
at San Diego lust Friday.
repairs at Sisson on W«*ii.esday of last
The Vice President has Ix-en received week.
with great courtesy and hospitality at
Bad case of la grippe, that’s w hat ails
the various cities which he has visited m
Your choi»*e in north
California, and will have n formal re­ the straw hats.
*
ception at Portland, where he isex;H-cteil window 50c. D. R. A E. V. Mills.
next Monday. From this it is presumed
Messrs. Alford, Whitman, E iy:irt mid
li.> will pass through Ashland next. Sun­ Redfield of tLi** Medford gnu club were
day eveuing
in Ashland breaking discs at the
grounds near the depot laal Sunday,
Fell iNiwn a .Mining shaft
preparatory to the toiirnam nt yesici.l.iy
A Mr. Brown, from Tacoma, who came aud today.
out to Southern Oregon to inspec' the
L. F. Christian began M. t.,1 y ti e re­
laist Chance mine on (rails creek, owned
by (rtniard, Jncnbn, Tiffany and White, building of tiie last two pu rs o' tlie trout
went to the mine last Saturday and at­ of the Ganiard ».pern lions-* l.toek, in
l'he first annual assembly of the South­
Work at the
tempted to descend the shrift, 31 feel winch bn-’k is replaced wi;h A-htmni ern Oregon Chautauqua Association owned by Sutton
SHtidstolie.
The
appearance
of
tlie
build
­
rleep. try the rope ami windlass. The
eoncliidtd last Friday evening, after ten cimtinucH, in the tunnel an.I a
ro|s‘ had lieen unfaHtemsl from the wind­ ing is much .improved.
days tilled with a succession of pleasant it is riinmied that tlie pi
lass and allowed him to full to the
Wire screen doors for sale at. li.e lum­ gatherings, at each of winch there was a iLiltering. Eight men
iMittoi'i. He was seriously injured and it ber yard of Norns A- C >, on r ilroad large concourse of people. The Soutln'rn they are making gu
was al tirst reported that his back was ■ track—only 81.30.
*
Oregon Chautauqua is a sueeees from the
I »r. R. G. VauV
broken. He was takeu from the nriue
start, and even the few p»»ople m town
D.
L.
Rice
has
had
n
1
,
.n
\*
bicycle
preparing to put up
and removed to Rock Point ami Doctors
who
pull»*d
Hack
at
first
are
now
getting
Calvig. of that place, ami Geary, of Med­ track laid out on the rmliomt grounds themselves into the procession by an th»’ site of th» oLl lliiftiu
mill on Wagner erel l.;.t<> >
ford, were eumiuoued at once. Tiie latest north of the depot, and 11.» boys who agile buck handspring.
power. They are prot-'pee
report is that Mr. Brown will recover, so have wheels Lave iieeti putting iu a Ii'tle
On
Thursday
evening
.Rev.
property b ’longing to .l .el
it is presumed the spinal injuries are not cash to have it smoothed ,.t’ mid leva led Brown, of L oh Angeles, lectured
down by the road MTap- r.
so serious an at first reported.
people, and kept them in rapt attention have s,.in» ore t hat will
Julius E. Miner, of Minneap-die, who >
m heart) laughter throughout the 1 lie arastr.1 will enabL
To txaiuine Timber Land.
¡lias bought up and pays taxes upon/ bo hr and a half he eotisuined. The title severe working tee'
they take out in pr<
San Francisco, .July 15. W. H. Mills, several thousand ncree of timb.-r land xpfjlis lecture was -’Heli»
“o," adopted from
m
Jaeksou
county,
w:is
in
tlie
valley
lust
‘
tf>< tvleplion»* salutation, ami gave a key
Riley Hatniiiersly
laud agent for the Central Pacific, will
leave for Cortland Sunday night on an i week, looking at some of the tie-e aud to the theme iu naming one of the great Monday with e»une m
inventions which distinguish the preseut the Little Daisy n ine
important trip. There he will meet a L the assessment rolls.
number of liondon. New York and Ore­
age. / Dr. Brown began with brief coin- Jump-off-Joe creek. H
Hon. 1>. S. K. Buick and family, of nient'<ipoj/hiH impreesious of the world's half intereat in the n
gon capitalists who are interested in a Roseburg, will leave Sonneberg, < h-rmany,
project to build a railroad from Medford, on their return home, about the'Jtllhof fair, andthen proceeded to elaborate his 833,5(X). An araetra ha
on the California A- Oregon road, about this month. D. J. Parker, of the District position that the world is growing lietter the mine and crushing
seventy miles e- (ward to Klamath Fails, of Columbia, has officially relieved Mr. Constantly the [»euple are improving rock in 15 horns with tvv
morally, mentally, religiously, and in th«* I m ’ iiui around. Mr. IImm
formerly known at Liukville. Mr. Mills'
business with the' party is to go with I Buick, as consul at Souuela r ;.
material possi-ssions and conveniences. : the rock which they had I
cuem over the proposed lure u&ivl grade
A new comet (or twin coireta Lome The “good old days” are a myth ill bis went about 8100 to the ton.
timber lands,belonging to bis company. astronomers say) is exciting attention of opinion. On Friday evening more than
Jillsoii A* Co, of Henley,
The capitalists alluded to desire to buy star gazers, the nucleus being quite bright. a thousand people occupied seats under
up tbe^tiiulier lafbd tributary to the pro­ It can l>e discovered if one knows just the assembly d«>me to hear Mr. Brown's .ing ill blue gravel at Klamath
posed road, as building the railroad is where to look for it, and is visible alsmt lecture upon the South. It was n will continue to do so tin
only a part of a great lumber enterprise. !• p. m. lietween the big dipper - ami the ti -Hglitfiil. candid etalemen^ of the gives out. as it will take Im
For about ' half the length of the line the horizon.
present condition, the great problems and a small amount of vva
Oregon A California owns the odd-
and the future
pros|>ects
of the up. The lower stratum of
ILiFplten as are delicious w.ieii pre- southeru staU*6, with a good measure be blasted and dug out for
numbered ..-et 10ns. and this land the
served with Antifermentine . th »i> t <•( »ok of humor
promoters propoee to buy.
thrown in to keep the arast ra, owing to the tr.iubl
the berries. Information by O. W inter. jieople from growing too .solemn. Mr itig by water, which method it
will prove successful in
The mining suit lM-twe«u i Asldaud Brown lielieves the black man to be the gold with 1»*- h I
Mr. Mills, in a private car with his
great question of the southern |>ortion of
parties
over
an
adverse
claim
to
a
ledge
family, came up on Tuesday s evening
covered by two claims one railed the the republic, but thinks the problem will
Messenger 1
tram and went 01» to Portland to iue.-*t
be Holv»*d all right. The negro is un­ peds in their mu
there the men who go to msjiect the I hih I. Cleveland ami the other the M.iu.m th— doubtedly improving and will continue
Geo. il. Andrews, land agent of the O. A is to Is* ap|teal»*d to the s;ipr» me court, advance until the menace from to Ashland creek,
The circuit court th’Citl ’tl in f. vor of the
an which th»* fret
C. IL IL, will come out from Portland
ignorance begotten of generations of catch 1 li»> eye
with the party, ami J. S. Howard, of Cleveland.
slavery is retnov»*»!.
ledge is a Ing
Medford, uill go through the mountains
Mrs. John Holton re|ioits
The »»Id soldiers had their day on Fn mi.l located for near
with them.
Iteeu cured of a cancer m
day. The at leudaijct* from outside the th»* other locaten»
Mr. Mills stated to a T iihngs reporter Mrs. Andrew Dozier, of Emigrant creek town was not so large as uuticipattsl, but
brothers and Kibl
that he coiild not give much information and Mrs. Margaret Hum, who lias a the townspeople kept, the hail tilled and Mr. Ellis are i
concerning the proposed railroad over cancer ou her lip, considers it much im- during the exercises and the soldiers had at a point about I
the mountains, further than that t lie rail­ provtsl since she sought Mis. I >1 -Zier'» a goal time.
prospect shaft pi
road company had received an applica­ help. It is a charm cure 'to medicine
The G. A. R. post, Co. !>.,(>. N G , and
tion for the purchase of 52,iHhl acres of or treatment required “all tlie I illle' HH the Ashland Banti marchetl to the ilepot anti m tins secund
the rich prospects 1
i
tiinl>er land of its grant east of the line “Cliristinn science.”
and met the visitors arriving on the
of road, ami he thought the un<K*t'upie«i
At the Aslilmid ti
I’tstple from over the Sekiy ■ in n port morning train, escorting them to the hall.
territory east <»f the mountains and the
mg machinery was
that
the
I
’
okegama
mil)
ih shut down for Ai the hall. Mayor Casey delivered an
timlker l»e|t through which the route
day, ami Supt. \\
¿s of a new address of welcome, to vvnidi ('apt. Al>e runs siiioot lily and
would pass ought to make the proposed a short time, waiting for logs
Axtell, of Grants Pass, responded in a
drive
from
ttie
camp
up
liver,
l
’
he
the
river.
railroad from this »alley to the Klamath
Sweeny, the uiachu
first drive was an exf>er>ia*’t tai
al <i one of speech winch covered a numlierof batlle- pany, set it up exp
basin a practicable project.
timber of the lightest and j >• n st class tields anti glontied the old tiag.
’ A San l?rancis<-o c<»rresj>ohdent says it standing ou the company*e lands, The
After music by the talent drum corps, shape, ami when li
is understood that the railroad asks ten next will I m * of larger logs and will m ike Capt. James Hummer, form-rly of this run it r.m, and kep
dollars an acre, or $’»20,1 MM) for the 52,O(M) a high'T-class Ininlier, im e • cable in a place but now of Lane county, was (’ailed Th” rock in the t u1
acres of ¡and, but the syndicate is en- dull market. The first oftiie 'ogt from upou and addressed the audience al con­ hi that, even wi'.h th
ilenvonng to got a lower figure.
H. the new drive liegan arriving ; the mill siderable length, telling some of his ex­ progress t hat can be
I ¿rad I >elter, ailing for the syndicate, has I room last Sunday,
periences upon the lield aud also drcHHiug Hix feet a ¡lay. It is
<»tTeied $7.50 per acre hut Mr. Hunting­
tit>wn those people who sneer at tlie G. that easier rock will I
Washburn circus ami menagerie in A. R. as a pack of “bummers" anti "beg­
ton has refused to go I mj I ow $10.
Following is one
Ashland next Thursday.
gars.”
Nights reports of pur
Next to a man’s family and business
George Yount ami Ferd Million Lave
Dr. J. N. Bell, who served in the south­ always shrink as vou g
nothing should st anil nearer Ins heart gone into partnership to run a fruit store ern army four years and one month, was
Bilker City. Or.,
than the town in which he lives. It is a at Klamath Faile. Mr. Y'ount will make called upon ami made it tifteen minute gold was yesterday i
place where he wins hie competence ami regular tri[>s over the mountains with speech which was full of fnn ami tom of the 350 f(M
educates bis children. He wants to fresh fruits from Ashland, ami Ferd will patriotism ami kept the crowd in a con­ mine near this city,
make it ns populous, as thrifty ami as lie in charge of the store. They started tinual roar of either laughter or applause. pumped out and almost
widely known as possible; he cannot last Monday aftemiMin for Klaruath with Mr. Bell calls himself the only plain gold eight inches wide w
afford to Iw indifferent to any thing which their first load. As Ferd is to lie absent private of the confederate army who miners took out two sa
furthers ttiese ends. It can be said that for some time, hisyouug friends gave him survived the war all thereat aré Brig. 810,000. One specimen
a town winch is not worthy of the de- a surprise m the shape of a farewell party Generals, colonels or majors. He let go pounds contains 8800.
v allons of its citizens in making it widely tit his mother's home on Granite street of the “lost cause" many years ago, and vein is just as n<’h as
known and greatly prosperous is a town last Satu.'day evening.
announced himself as ready to light in there is no telling how mileh gold
in winch it is not worth while to live nt
Yon will timl a large stock of ham­ defpiise of the stars ami stripex us any of taken out.
all. If such a town is worth anything it
mocks at the furniture store. Prices very the iiiemlters of the G. A. R., whereat the
Judge II. G. Bond und Ill
is worth the full measure of our public low.
speeches wound up in a sort of lovefeast
♦
Bond, of Seattle, accompanied by G . I
spirit whether we receive any immediate
embrace
of
representatives
of
the
blue
A few of those 86.50 little tin Hour bins
Milliken, of Tacoma, arrived in
dividend in dollars and cents, or whether
ami the gray on the rostrum.
lust Friday, to look over
we merely take our share of the common found victims iu Ashland, and are being
To
Rev.
J.
S.
Smith,
president
of
the
delivered this week. One of the guileless
mining prospects. Judge I
lienetits accorded to the community.
county right purchasers who was toting as.Mxnatiou, Mesure. Billings, Briggs, of the successful investor!
| Ex.
Carter
aud
Downing,
members
of
the
Large line choice neckwear for gentle­ the sampb-bin around town tried to sell committee who were ho signally success­ mining property after the T'otnl
men at Vaupel. Norns A- Drake's any­ t one to the 'Tmixos, ami failing m that ful in making preparation for the first covencs and found an old Im
thing from lowest prierai summer tie to said: “Well, just tell the people I've got annual assembly after its location at thi6 qnaintiince here in Ch is. S
them to Hell, it you timl anybody wanting
assayer of the Ashland Mm
something as tine as you want.
them," expecting, no doubt, to receive place, ami to the many other citizens who Milliken is a mining » Xpert
encouraged
it
by
words,
money
or
hard
from the newspaper the donation of a 820
quarters are at Tacon
TiHirniunent .Mptlals.
advertisement. Inasmuch as he expected work on the building ami grttumis, Ash­ gentlemen went down to
land
is
entitled
for
the
establishment
of
The members of the Ashland R si and to make alsmt 84 on each little 81.50 tin
nesday evening, to inspe
Gun Club were pleastUtly surprised eau which he sold to the needy house­ an institution which will bring many property in that region, b
Wednesday upon receiving per express wives, the begging of an advertisement days anil evenings of literary attraction to Ashland within a day or two.
from the Multnomah Rod ami Gun Club gave evidence of a very healthy gall—one in tile coming years.
1’rof. \V. C. Hawley , of the Willamette
At the Judson mine on Coj
of Portland a Uamisome gold medal to lx- that ought to supply the owner with
conteateii for at the tournament in Ash­ fortitude to liear ilp under the discover) l niversity, who is a ready and effective in Josephine county, a tunnel
land this week. The medal is a beauty, that he himself was the victim of the blg- speaker, was one of tlie most popular long is just alsiut completed and II
lecturers upon the rostrum this year, ami ex|»s’tB to strike tlie “pay chute
the design including tne on -sed guns protit scheme.
will come again.
feet more. This tunnel, the Io
ami other insignia of th» fraternity,
Geo. Van T;issel whs overcome by foul
The committee will no doubt I able Oregon, will serve as a dram to 1
nicely engraved with the name of the
“Multnomah R si and (ian ( nib. 1 ort- air while down thirty feet in a well at the to bring next year a goodly number of 1 he upper levels bad Iss’oni’
to work satisfactorily. Some
latid. Or., for the best geueial average, site of the new school house in district ilistiuguished speakers from abroad.
been expended on this claim,
Ashland. Or . IS!«." with blank space for No. 73 just south of Ashlaud Wednesday
The Sun Francisco newspapers have going item, published first in s
engraving the winner s luim • tlie value morning. Van Tassel had taken a con­
of the medal b»iug 82">. li. a letter to tract to recover the drill of Dodge's well i much to say about an all<'v'e<l barratry p;i(>ers ami copied by the Ji
the Ashland club « committee of the Ixiriog outfit which had “stuck” while the case that is, a case iu which the captain 77mes, gives a slight ng mq re»
FortUmi club say that they wish to well was being bored, and with Rufus or skipper of the sealiny* sloop Achilles is milling development
acknowledge receip’ of th» program for King was engaged in the work. Two ; charged with an attempt to steal the lislnsl in this state. Th
tiie Ashland tournament ami it being im­ heavy giant powder blasts had lieen set > boat ami her cargo. The Achilles has of niiniug tunnels in th»
possible for any <>f their members to be I off Tuesday evening at quitting time ami I l>-en engaged in sealing in Alaskan 250 feet long. The ti
here at the shoot they took the »»pportun- , the well closed up. Monday morning waters, June lllth the Achilles put iu at working tunnel of the .
ity to express their friendship mid gtxtd \ an Tassel descended into the well to Korliac, and the captain sold J-lolK) worth more than 285 feet Ion;
will toward the tournament by presenting begin work while Ktng remained outside of seal skins ami discharged his crew, tunnel upon which good progres:
a medal to the l»vt general average to handle the windlass. Van Tassel soon after which, with no one on board but living imide with the Bnrlei,
participant.. 1 lie AHoland clilb was much said to King that he wanted to be hauled himself and brother, he sailed from lie when completed (»00 f-
please»! al t lie spirit shown by the Port­ up as lie was sick and a rope was thrown Kodiac anil turned up in San Francisco estimated distance from 1
to him but he Bectiis to have become harbor last Saturday.
The captain, itslgc being 5IHI feet.
land shooters.
helpless very hoou and unable to fasten i Julius Bartel, is under arrest in the city
Besides th«' gol*l indal lb«’ shooters the rope about huneelf. Ktng saw that for rnuuiug away with the vessel. The
The Southern Oregon Bre
will contest for a handsome one of silver the man was iu trouble and descended in­ Achillea was owned in Portland by J. A. Cold Storage Co., of M>slf<
designed »nd m.’ule by 11. L. \\ hlt«xl,,the to the well himself ami succeeded in : Crouch and others and had been sold by into the hands of a recev
Ashlaml jeweler, ami presented by him I fastening the rope to V di T uhh **1 anil them to J. M. Etner, of South Berni, pany made ice for s. le Iasi
to the Ashlaml Gun Club, to lie awanle»i after Considerable difficulty got to the V\ ash., now engaged in mining euter- has been doing so t
to the shooter making the Lest , top and hauled him out, totally liucon- , prices in Ashland. Mr. Finer left Ash­ a biewery plant this
Il is of beautiful hcioiih and fi .ithing a' the mouth. King
geueral average.
land for San Francisco last W. dnesday, hand yet its lirst bi
tlesign
»«»’ workmauship. 18*- secured a conveyance and burned to ' to look after the ’natter.
d»*eign ami at
artistic
was supposed to
pmdeiit from h scroll bar is a heavy circle town with Van Tassel, ami after Dr.
Much sympathy it
l'he little steamer Emily (285 t >nsi was Southern Oregon Let l>:
for the biu’k ground; iu front of the open Songer ami nssistants laid worked with
center of the circle is a shield; lieneulh , him awhile h* was restored to conscious- wrecked on the spit near the entrance to the failure of ibis brew
the shield are two gnus crossed, ami. nese and was sen able to get around C’. his Bay last Monday, and one passen­ vanee of freight rates on I
ger i who with his wife and child was Te­
sweeping around the outer edge of tlie again.
turning home from the world’s fair) was land.
circle from the left and extelidiug over
The housewife who would tread fame's
washed overlroard and diowned. All
the shield, is a laurel wreath. Ths medal
W111 Kepsir Mat'liinrr.v
the other passengers and all the crew highest maze.
b’iirs the inscription: “Ashland Gun
Chib: Annual Tonrmiment 1893. Made; The Sugar Fine Door A Eumlter Co., were taken off in safety by the life saving
Is she who's bread receives the greatest
Grants Bass, are well prepared with
aud presented by H. L. \V I u U m I, Jeweler, , lathes, aud iron working machinery, in crew from the Coos Bay station. The prais >. Moral use Eigle Mills Flour.
; vessel was a total loss.
Ahhlaml. Oregon.”
charge of a competent machinist, to do
Simmon* I.i
A hot wave came in over Southern not all experii
Sugar lalx»r fruit, wood, yourself. I all kinds of repairing ou mining or other
aixlM,
saved with lterfe-'t result by using Ant’.- I machinery . All work sent them will be ■ Oregon during the past week, running
One SnuiH Rile IR-aii <
nivLi i< t 4
fermsntine. For eale by O. Winter. * | doue cheaply and promptly .
[5 26-lm the mercury up to 85 iu the warm hours.
Week arouse Turpi«i Livt-rs. 25c . (» di tiutliu.
To Elect a Captain
Second Regiment of Infantry. <>. N. G.
M
'V I*. Alford, ot MedLfurd. i> visiting
S vi . km , Oregon. .Inly 15. lXIC.
‘ i!i«i y^tends.
Order No. 19.
I.
Application
having been made for an
•J >'• it. ‘ »aWUid wile were ill
from
election ol a captain of < o. "I>" Sec. Reg.
• III ra i P»nnt
Urvk.
Inf., an election is lierebv ordered to lie
..I. B. Staiuiard returned yesterday belli at the 1 ompanv Armory at A.-'liluml,
Or. on Saturday, July 22. IstKl. at 8:un
eastern trip.
o'clock p. in. lor the purpose of i lecting a
’’«de. <»t <’.»les station, was in Captain ot Co. “D" ami of lilting, any
or three days this week.
vacancies that may then occur by pro­
4’Grant’s Pass, was in Adi- motion. All non-conimissione»i officers
ami
men of Co. "IF- not in arrears for
on lumber business.
tlues or lines are entitled to vote lit said
I. Tutthill ami children returned election. The < cttinpany
•(
commander will
1st Sumlay evening from <’hico.
comply with Sect, in, R. A R. o. N.
II. I.ient, F. II. Carter-. Reg. Q. Muster
Jas. Hummer, now «if Cottage
is hereby appointed in-|H’ct>>r ol electitin
•pent la>i week in Ashland.
ami will couiylv with Set t.
to PI, It. A
a:garei i’havner. «>f <J-»ld Hi!!, It.. G. X. G.
ng A'lilanJ again-last >unday.
By order of .M \J”1; Gi ”. <». \ ::w.
Coin'ii’g Sec. Retr. Inf., <>. X.G.
-l-r J. S. Howard, of Me«lford,
( li ,S. E. R.mix,
bland last 1 hursday and l- riday.
First Lieut, and Reg. Adi.
l’a\il«». <»f <irant’s Pa*s, the archi-
Luiu tier.
A>nl:iii<l durii'if th«' past
The lumber business bere.tofoi re carried
hi- daughter and on by the firm of .lames Norris .V Co., will
I to l’-.rt land Mon- be continued by Norris A Co. A share of
the public patronage is solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed. Nonius A' Co.
have
Chautauqua
tier
. I--|1‘
i-1. »I.
if ne‘4
PiO
Religion». Sew».
nana.
ileo!’ \\ arde n B» i tv
becii V iHÌtiiig M rs.
ist ucek.
r m
i .
i .. .
»in ( ’alil»»l ina t (» "|»cibi
ilh I h -!' daughter.
u» ut t<» Bortland Moiiday
the grand l«»rige A. <>. I .
• troni tilt- Ashland lodge.
Hareadine calne in troni
l»e u il h
report
quite good hui ’ c .’ ch in their lalxirs here
since the lieginning of the tent meetings.
1 hey have 23 names on their church list
ami 6 more who have tL«'id>d but not
given in their names yet. Ehler A. J.
Stover, re.’ently of Grants Pass, has been
Hppoinleti to take charge of the Work here
no pei maneiit place of worship has
been secured yet.
Mrs. J. W. Bushong, of Portland,
wmhes to meet all of tlie ladles of the M.
E. Church in the chapel of the church on
Sat ur.lay at 2 p. m. sharp.
Cure for (’olds, Fcv«-r» and General De­
bility.
Bd<- B« nas. 25c. per bottle.
Visitors will find it profitable
to examine the shoe case in
front of
D. R.&E. V.M1LLS
M Xicl;11 n.
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CLEAR
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0. Winter,
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■ the
MENTAL
ENERGY
STRONG
NERVES
GROCER.
A VFR'*?
S arsaparilla
Ashland, ‘
Opera House Block,
knlney trouble
that n
li
regular as »*lock-vv <n'h
It : Ay i r's .-
iglil was ..Ill V 129 I ..II
brago! l.Vipoi
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
f’r.raied by î»r. .1. < «'. Ayer SiCo..L
i, M 1M
Cures otDcr®.will cure you
X<it ice to
Bll I Itivi'*.
Keep up a Good Stock
Waiter O’Oonoughue,
And Sell Goods Just Right
\t Lavalley’s old stand in RecM r blu< k,
k« ei>- .nil tlie 1» »ulim: brands of
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TRY THEM.
Fine Imported. Key West and tamii
< a ioti-, Smokers' Arth’!« *. Ar
Stationery. Nice Fresh Con­
fections, Nuts, &c.
<1
THE PATRONS OF
SNOWY BÜTTE I'LOI'I!
MADE FROM 1892 WHEAT
Bank of Ashland
Has on Its Lists
CHOICE ORCHARDS
litte’/
1 heo’on State Normal School!
MONMOUTH
ORECON
Of all ages and in large or small aoroage
For Sale on Easy Terms.
Houses for rent or sale and desirable building lots In
all parts ot the city.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW PROPERTY.
Letters of inquiry cheerfully and promptly answered.
, normal. V», 3.» |
nb normal V» |>cr term of 1'
i per week. Room* from 50 rw. per w«’
rim! I) ,
I and lodging in private families, $ «0 to 14 pe
•I H.J» furnished
id bo«»k- less th. lu fl*V) per year Conservatory of music—
■al and instrumental music, tuition. 110 ¡»er term M 20 lemons
fesnible from all part»of the state-'-twelve mil<*s fr^m *he >tai
»f r»»rtland < atalogues cheerfully sent on application.
P L « AMPBELL IM or rf.
Sec y of Faculty
Call or address,
BANK OF ASHLAND,
ASHLAND, ORICON.