Semi-Weekly Tidings HERE AND THERE. Au Ashland Inventor. The T idings noted in a previous issue The Phoenix schools reopened Monday. the fact that a number of new “Tutthill" Wm. Sanderson has been appointed water wheels were being put in at the Black Jack Mine, near Henley, making a postmaster at Riddles, Douglas county. total of six of these Ashland invented I NOTES ANU NEWS. Chas. Nickell, of the Times, was elect­ and Ashland manufactured water motors ed president of the new board of trustees to be used there. Some additional in­ Since the legislature has adjourned of J acksonville, and is ex-officio mayor of formation that will be interesting to the Salem is putting on airs of piety. A big the county seat. T idings readers in regard to these wheels r e lig io u s revival has been in progress for Judge Wm. Galloway, late democratic has been learned since. several weeks with remarkable results candidate for governor of Oregon, was S. J. Tutthill, the inventor of this im- I ami n ow the citizens of the capital city admitted to practice law by the supreme proved wheel, has been the electrician iu , are agitating strongly the Sunday closing court last week without examination. charge of the A. E. P. & L. Co. plant in o f saloons. Ashland since it was started six years Fly fishing is reported good in Shasta The continuation of the work of build- nver and northern California fishermen ago. The oompany uses water power to lug the Koeeburg-Cooe Bay railroad is are enjoying the Bport. Iu Oregon the run its machinery and first put in Pelton beiug discussed in Douglas county again cloee season does not end uutil March 31. water motors, one large one beiDg used at first, afterward two smaller ones being aud the Roseburg papers announce, The superintendent of the Oregon substituted. Mr. Tutthill’s genius got to presumably upon the authority of the former projectors beaded by Graham, School for Deaf Mutes requests the working and resulted in the perfecting of that if the people of that county will do names of any deaf mutes of school age. the Tutthill motor and he built the their part toward aiding in the construc­ not attending the school. Readers of the wheels which were substituted for the tion of the road, work will be resumed T idings who may know of such are re­ Peltons and which are in constant use, forthwith. The construction of this road quested to address the superintendent, giving the best of satisfaction, with far better results than any other motor claims would not give the needed competition Salem, Oregon. itself. to the one line up and down the coast Eugene teamsters are still successfully for Mr. Tutthill applied for a patent and but it would lie certainly of incalculable competing with the Southern Pacific benefit to Douglas county and we are railroad in the transportation of freight after a long wrestle with the patent office hopeful that it would have an effect upon from Corvallis to Eugene. Eleven teams the patent has been issued, asd he feels freight rates in Jackson aud Josephine loaded at Corvallis for Eugene during secure with the invention. The Peltou and other motor companies are very jeal­ counties. three days last week aud hauled freight ous guardians of their monopolies aud If half the stories of corruption told of aggregating 44,000 lbs. keep attorneys at Washington to look the members of the California legislature Siskiyou county people and miners ont for their interests and see that noth­ which adjourned Saturday night last be particularly are taking considerable ing is offered for patent that approaches true our recently adjourned and much interest iu filing protests against the au infringement. The Tutthill wheel, abused Oregon legislature is entitled to issuance of patents to the S. P. for a lot while it is similar in some respects to congratulations on its record in com other motors, is yet different in the shape parisour And the alleged California of lands for which the company has of the buckets used aud their position applied in that county aud much of which corruptionisls were not all amoug the is upon the wheel. The Pelton people were claimed to be valuable mineral land. dominant republican members either not a little worked up when this inveu- A day or two before the adjournment F. L. Washburn, entomologist at the tiou was sent in from distant Oregou aud Senator Biggs stirred up a sensation in state experimental station, writes to the of course used efforts to prevent its pat­ the senate when he stated that Senator Portlaud Suu from Corvallis, and states ent, and once or twice Mr. Tutthill was Dunn, of San Francisco, and a brother that the insect reported as the grain fearful that he had lost his case against democrat, told him that of the forty sen­ aphis in the vicinity of Roseburg aud unlimited capital. The arrival a week or ators, a majority, or 23 in all, had com other places, does uot lieloug to the aphis more ago of the papers from the patent btned to cleau up $7000 to $8000 each family, but is a comparatively inoffensive office securing him in his rights relieved during the session by cinch bills, the root louse. him of further anxiety, though, and he is railroad compauy, gas aud water com­ now resting easy while the other fellows The town of Gold Hill will hold its first panies, etc., to be assessed to meet the are worrying about the value of their “deficiency” required. A resolution was annual election ou Mouday, April 1st. rights with the possibility of a superior a mass convention held last week the introduced, calling for an investigating At following candidates were nominated: wheel being placed on the market. committee, which was adopted. The W. S. Fitzgerald, A. C. Stanley, J. W Mr. Tutthill has been waiting to be Sacramento county grand jury will also Marksnerry, G. R. Hainmersly aud H. T. secure in his patent before pushing the investigate the matter, it is said. Pankey, councilman; J. H. Griffiths re­ wheels. He receives propositions, how­ ever, every day in regard to them simply Another sensation has lieeu stirred up corder; J. C. Crawford marshal. from the advertisement they have re­ in the James G. Fair estate at San Fran­ A company iu Portland has been in­ ceived through the patent office reports. cisco. Several mouths ago the story was told of the theft from the county clerk’s corporate«! to buy and kill horses. The He has also received Haltering offers to hides will be tanned and made into leath­ dispose of the rights but firmly declines office of the deceased millionaire’s will, er; the hams aud beet parts of the meat There are some and uo clue of it has since been found. will be canned aud shipped to France; any aud all of them. twenty-five or thirty of these wheels in Monday morning when the Fair case came up for hearing before the probate the hoofs will be made into glue, the operation now that 'have been manufac­ judge a new will was presented aud a bones will be used for various things, and tured by Mr. Tutthill here. They are petition tiled for its probate. The newly- all that cannot be used for any other used at Dunsmuir, Sisson, in the Salmon discovered will was written by Fair him purpose will be converted into a fertil river mines and at the BI m K Jack and Jillson mine in Siskiyou^Bunty, Cal., self, its s|x)U8ors claim, three days before izer. the stolen will and has been in possession The Nihilist Company, headed by Theo. and besides numerous wheels used iD of a lady friend of the ex-senator’s, a Mrs. Kremer, the “young and promising actor' Ashland, they have been shipped as far Graven, a well known school teacher of has had continued hard luck, even for a north as North Yakima, Wash. Tests San Francisco. It is written in lead traveling theatrical company. After made with them have shown over 90 per pencil. The bequests under it are similar being stranded successively at Grants cent efficiency against 75 per cent as the to t hoe«* provided for in the stoleu will, Pass, Roseburg and Eugene, they man­ highest efficiency claimed by other mo­ except that Charles Fair is entitled under aged to get as far north as J unction City tors. it to'au outright interest in the vast by leaving part of their baggage for their Mr. Tutthill has three or four other estate with his two sisters in addition to bills in Eugene. Verily the lot of inventions for which be expects to apply a direct bequest of $500,000. The power theatrical people is far from a happy one for patents at once. One is au electric given to the executors by the previous these times. invention, another is a rotary gasoline will is taken from them and the children engine and another is a governor for Hon. Theo. Cameron yesterday received water motors. are given the management of the estate instead of the executors. Charges that a letter from Galioe creek, which gave Failure at Gold Hill. the last will is a forgery are freely made the information that the Chinese store in but the opinion seems to be divided as to that district had been robbed a few days Dr. A. C. Stanley, a Gold Hill mer­ its genuineness. The fact that it gives before. It seems that Long Tom (a Chi­ chant. made an assignment last week for the young scalawag, Charles Fair, an naman who was in the employ of A. W. the benefit of his creditors. I. L. Ham­ equal pull with the two other heirs at the Sturgis years ago) was in charge of the ilton was appointed receiver with W. M. estate, which the previous will did not, store during the absence of the proprie­ Colvig as attorney. The total liabilities might indicate that some very clever tor; but as he is old and feeble, the rob­ are as follows, amounting to $12,730.17, lawyers had been working up a good case, ber had little trouble in overcoming him. and the assets are said to be about the in return for a very liberal “divy” from About $40 in money was the amount of same: Churley. From the vast array of counsel the pluuder obtained by the thief, who, Fleischner, Mayei & Co., $700 : 8. O. P. employed for executors, heirs, etc., and although a comparative stranger, is Co., $190; Wadhanis ct of the subject is such as to first vice-president, J. Clem of Linn Mrs J C Hanna $1200; J G Birdsey $200; give assurance that there will be no county; second vice-president, George S J Day, agent, $500; Morris Day $40; W P trouble of a serious character lietween Ogle of Molalla; secretary-treasurer, E. Jacoby $480; F F Ins Co $73; due on lots $200. * the Lulled States and Spain. II. Cooper of Cams; chaplain, John La Grippe is here again with all its old Bryant, of Jordan; lecturer, John Casto H A PPILY CLOSED. time Vigor. One Minute cough Cure is a Washington, March IK.—Barou Fava, of Clackamas county; steward, M. David­ reliable remedy. It cores and cares quick­ the Italian ambassador, expresses his son of Columbia county; doorkeeper ly. E. A. Sherwin. appreciation of the promptness aud en­ George W. Weeks of Marion; assistant De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures ergy with which the ftsleral authorities doorkeeper, J. B. Prickett of Washington aud those of Colorado have sought to connty; delegate to the national alliance, scalds, burns, indolent sores and never give Italians the same protection as J. C. Luce of Grant county; executive fails to cure piles. E. A. Sberwin. Auiericau citizens at Walseuburg. The committee, 8. H. Holt, E. C. Hamilton, lucideut is closed, us far ns international J. D. Wilkerson. complications are concerned. While no physician or pharmacist cau conscientiously warrant a cure, the J. C. In the full of 1893 a sou of Mr. T. A. Ayer Co. guarantee the purity, strength, McFarland, a prominent merchant of and medical virtues of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Live Oak, Sutter county, Cal., wus taken It was the only blood-purifier admitted at with a very heavy cold. The pains in his the great World’s Fair iu Chicago, 1898. chest were so severe that he had spasms Two decisions have been receutly made and was threatened with pueumonia. His father gave him several large doses by Secretary Smith, in which the decisiou of Chuiulierlaiu's Cough Remedy which of the last administration iu the cele­ broke up the cough and cured Inin. Mr. brated Pike’s peak case has lieeu over­ McFarland says whenever his children ruled. The decisiou affects mining com­ have croup lie invariably gives them panies where disputes arise lietween Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aud it al­ placer aud hale claims. tfecretary Smith ways cures them. He considers it the decides, when it has lieeu ascertained by liest cough remedy iu the market. For the department or determined by a court of competent jurisdiction that a lode sale by E. A. herwiu. claim exists within the boundaries of the As the result of a runaway that oc- land covered by a placer patent, if such curred last Monday Jesse Roberts of lode claim was known to exist at the date Dairy hud his right arm broken. Orrin of the application for such patent, and McCumber and Jesse were returning was not applied for by the placer claim­ from the Homing mill with a four-horse ant, the laud in the lo«le is reserved from team, aud at the east end of the bridge the operation of the conveyance, and the oue of the horses, a colt, began kicking. patent may issue for such lode, if the law This frightened the others and all started has been in other respects fully complied on a run. Orrin turne«l the team across with. The first decision is in the case the sidewalk toward the hotel barn. The of N. J. McConnell, known as the South wagon struck a rock aud threw both men Star lode case, and the other is the Plain- For a Cold to R un into B ron­ out. Orrin escaped but Jesse fractured view Mining & Milling Company and his arm. The team smashed things up Charles H. Peters vs. James H. Freeman, chitis or Pneum onia. consitlerably, but came to a stop iu a known as the Freeman placer case. short distance.—|Klamath Express. T ruly A stonishing —Miss Annette N. Moen, Fountain, Minn., says: “Ayer's ------ W I T H ------- A Big Jail Break. Cherry Pectoral has had a wonderful Seattle, March 18.— A daring jail effect in curing my brother’s children of a delivery, headed by the notorious Tom severe and dangerous cold. It was truly Blanck, twice a murderer, was effected at astonishing how speedily they found the county jail here at 7:30 o’clock last relief after taking the preparation.” night, iu which ten prisoners, including It is rumored that Secretary Gresham three convicted of murder, made their “Early in the Winter, I took a escape. The delivery was accomplished had demanded the recall of Hawaiian severe cold which developed into Minister Thurston, on the ground that by means of a dummy revolver made of an obstinate; hacking cough, he was persona Don grata. Press dis­ wihx I. very painful to endure and There were twenty-two prisoners in patches also intimate that he wants to troubling me day and night, for have the Spanish minister recalled. Both the cage, including Henry Creamer, nine weeks, in spite of numerous had given out interviews criticising Gres­ Nordstrom, Jim Murphy and W. A. remedies. Ayer’s Cherry Pec­ Wilcox, and of the twenty-two nine ham. toral lieing recommended me, I joined iu the break for liberty. At the Make no Mistake. liegan to take it, and inside of 24 iieels of Murderer Blanck were Lewis, hours, I was relieved of the By dispelling the symptoms so often Rutten, Willie Russell (colored), all con­ tickling in mv throat. Before I mistaken for Consumption. SANTA ABIE victed murderers. They were followed finished the liottle, my cough o brought gladness to many a household. by Frank Hart, sentenced to seven years has was nearlv gone. I cannot speak o By its prompt use for breaking up a cold for gpind larceny; C. W. Brown, a coun­ that too often develops into that fatal too highly of its excellence.” — o o terfeiter; R. H. Ford, sentenced last disease, thousands can be saved from an Mrs. E. B osch , Eaton, Ohio. o Saturday to three years for burglary; untimely grave. You make no mistake by o Chas. Williams, awaiting trial for keeping a bottle of this pleasant remedy in o Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral your house. CALIFORNIA CAT-K-CURE burglary; Frauk Cliefelter, a horse thief o is equally effective in eradicating all traces o Received H ig h est A w ard s from Kent; William Cosgrove, a petty o of Nasal Catarrh. Both of these wonderful larcenist. California remedies are 9old and warranted A T T H E W O R L D ’ S F A IR o Ikegrove and Rutten have, beeu re­ by the Ashland Drug Co. at 50c and $1.00 a PO O Q Q oOOOO OOOO OOOO QOpggj captured. package, 3 for $2.50. ABB ABB BBB AAA AAB AAA AAA AAA AAA AAB aaa aaaaaa ! ■ Hats ! T h u rsday.......................... M arch 21, 1895 Check it at Once A Y E R ’S Cherry Pectoral. S herwin , 3 The D ruggist. 3 fc: In addition to increasing Prescription work, will handle for his customers a lull line of | S p ray in g M aterial, — ----------- -------------------------- = Sulphur, Bluestone, J E Paris Green, London Purple. e Two tons of the stuff r?ow in stock and rpore on the w ay. Low Prices are guaranteed on all ingredients that aid SZ in the protection of our fruit industry. ST C as h P a id fo r P rim e Y e llo w B e e s w a x . | E. fl. Sherwin. | FiuiuouiuiuauuiuiuuiuuuuuiuuiMuuuauuiu^ Gold Hill Items. J. W. Marksburry made a business trip to Portland this week. Our town will soon be under municipal government; election for town officers will take place the first Monday in April. There are two tickets in the field and the political i»ot lias already begun to boil. T. K. Roberts, the newspaper man who “did np” one of the Hour bin fakirs a few years ago in this county, is here trying to start a paper in our town. The citizens are already at work trying to raise a bonus. Austin Holt, J. W. Marksburry’s effi­ cient clerk, is at Medford this week visiting his parents. A dancing club lias beeu organized here with dancing every Saturday evening. Our school closed last Friday. Both Mr. Parker and Miss Griffiths are first class teachers. J. Hunter and family arrived here this week from Junction City, Or. Mr. H. will open a photograph gallery here. J. E. Hannnersly, Mary Hainmersly and Miss Rosa McClendon went to the Ham merely mine this week on a visit. Mis. Cuthbert returned this week from a visit with friends on Gall’s creek. A. C. Stanley, our merchant, this week made an assignm ent for the benefit of his creditors. J. J. Ullman is in charge. D. U. C atchon , Jacksouville Items. Mr. T. F. Chapman and Internal Revenue Collector Barlow, of Gold Hill, have been in town this week. Henry Kubli and Frank Knight were up from Hieir Galls creek mine Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W hitman, of Med­ ford, spent Tuesday in Jacksonville. Mrs. Taylor Payne went north this week to visit her father, Joseph Dennis, who is seriously ill. Miss Mamie Isaacs, of Medford, is visit­ ing Jacksonville, the guest of Mrs. S. J. Day. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Herrett died in Jacksonville Monday, aud was buried the following day. Mr and Mrs. Fred Furry, ot Eden pre­ cinct, and Justice Foudray, of Phoenix, visited Jacksonville last week. Mr. Chapman, of W illiams creek, was in Jacksonville Monday. Al. Sturgis, the Forest creek miner, was in Jacksonville Tuesday after a load of freight. Supreme Court. A very welcome rain has been falling the last two days. Farmers and miners have jeen complaining of the need of rain and the outlook at present indicates a sufficien­ cy for all needs. Mr. George Faucett came in from Elliott creek after a load of supplies Wednesday, There is an unusual amount of painting and repairing going on just- now in Jack­ sonville. The IT. 8. Hotel is undergoing a complete renovation throughout. James Murry and Mr. Henry, are doing the work. W. C. Engledow, is engaged painting the city Drug Store in handsome style. Shaw- ver & N ickerson are building a com modious addition to K. Kubli’s residence which is progressing finely, and Henry Wendt is overhauling the O. K. barber shop, and the old Love property is also being titled up. The new buildings recently erected here, and the general repairs going on, will vary materially improve the appearance of Jacksonville. The following is a list of cases appealed from tliia judicial district and winch are ready for trial at the March term of the supreme court: Albert Walker, respondent, vs. Henry and George Blooiningcamp, appellants; appeal from Klamath coiuity. Jackson county, appellant, vs. Geo. E. Bloomer, defendant, and Benj. Haymond, J. Nunan et al„ sureties, respondents; ap­ peal from Jackson county. Horace and James Pelton, appellants, vs. John Sizemore, respondent; appeal from Jackson county. T. E. Kinney, respondent, vs. E. F and Prudence Walker, appellants; appeal from Oar patrons will find De Witt’s Little Jackson county. Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy for Several more cases from this district constipat;on, dyspepsia, and liver com have been appealed, but, not being in plaints. E. A. Sherwin. readiness, they are not enumerated above. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Most Perfect Made. NIGHT A Few Doses of Moore’s Revealed Remedy Will brace you up, put the bloom in your cheek and the sparkle in your eye.—Strictly non-alcoholic, its ef­ fects upon persons suffering from liquor habit is wonderful. Wm. Rossien, Portlaud, Or., writes: “Moore’s Revealed Remedy cured me drulikeness and made a new man of me. All who are cursed with the liquor habit should A. B. Case,of Monterey, Cal., writes; “It entirely destroyed my taste for spirituous liquors. __ t'ryitouce. Sold by all druggists, or Stewart-Holmes Drug Co., Seattle, Wash. Mens’ Fedora H a ts ......... Mens’ Wool H a ts .............. Hats for lioys, fine goods Boys’ Caps, gilt and sil­ ver trimmed, last of the season.................. Boys’ Hats, tan. black and brow n.......... SHOES’ SHOES! SHOES! Ladies who experience a sense of weak­ ness, and sometimes lameness of the hack should us* Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthen­ ing Cordial and Blood Purifier, it will sup­ ply the much needed strength and over­ come all weakening irregularities. Sold by E. A. Sherwin. ' Estray Notice. only 45c only 50c G LA SSW A R E Only few sets in 4 pieces left for 75c per set. Tumblers—25c, 35c, 45c, 50c set. Goblets—30c, 50c, 75c«eet. Sauce or berry dishes—12 for 35c. * Berry dishes, large—20c each. Cover dishes—only 50c and 65c. T IN W A R E . Dairy Pans—5c, 6c, 7c, 7 |c, 8c, 9c, 10c, 12c, 15c. Milk Buckets—20c, 23c, 25c. Examine our line and remember the place, THE FAIR I Opposite Ashland Mills. L a d ie s ’ Shoes, N e w In v o ic e o f BLEVINS—WILLIAMSON — In Central Point, March 13.1895, Jas. T. Blevins and Miss Clara Williamson. W ILLA R D -BA SSETT — In Trail creek precinct, March 17,1895, by O. J. Willard, J. P., Isaac Willard and Miss Lucinda J. Bassett. H AM ILTON—M ATNE Y —In Uniontown precinct, March 17, 1895, by Rev. R. W. Kennedy, Chas. Hamilton and Miss Mary Matney. $1.25 to $2.75 40c to $2.75 25c to $1.00 Mens’ Dress Shoes, $1.65. Mens’ Plow Shoes, tap, $1.50. Mens’ Fine Shoes, congress, $2.15. Women’s Fine Kid Shoes, $1.40 to $2.85. Womens’ Heavy Shoes, $1.05 to $1.50. Childrens’ Shoes, 85c, 90c, 95c, $1.00, and $1.25. For the latest styles iu hats aud gents furnishing goods, go to Myer & Gregory.* M A R K IK D . AFTER HATS for rich and poor. • HATS for great and small. HATS for high or low. SHOES M isses’ Shoes, M e n s ’ Shoes, B o y s ’ Shoes. Heavy Shoes for miners and prospectors and comfortable shoes for everybody at LOW PRICES A T the R A C K E T STORE ie hillani! Hole J. H . M c B R ID C , P ro p rie to r. Taken up by the undersigned, living twelve miles east of Ashland, Oregon, the following estray animals, to-wit.: lia s lieeu completely renovated and refitted throughout, and in now One roau and white spotted steer about 4 otieu for.the accommodation ot the traveling public years old, branded on left hip JHH, marked split and nnderbit in left ear aud upper bit ill CKNTRAI.LV LOCATCD SUBSTANTIAL BRICK BUILDINC. right. Oue red and white spotted mulev steer, FKKK BUS MRKTH A U . TRAINS. nearly three years old, branded O B on left hip, marked ctop’aud underbit In left ear. One mottled faced yearling steer, no brand visible, marked crop off left ear. Oue white steer, nearly three years old, small of age, no brand or mark. One red and and white spotted cow with red neck, near three years old, branded N on right bip, marked steeple swallow fork in left ear, upper slope in right ear. Oue red (part Hereford) cow, no brand visible, about three years old, marked upper slope in right ear and under half crop in left. One red yearling heifer, uo brand or mark. One red steer, two years old past, white tall and white belly, white fronts of bind feet, no brand to be found, marked swallow fork in right and crop off of left. One pale red mottled faced steer, nearly three years old, branded LT on right hip, marked crop aud split iu right ear, deep split in left, which will be advertised and sold according H as on its L is ts to law if not called for in due time. Bank of Ashland G. 8. B cti . er . Dated Ashland, Or., Feb. 26,1895. CHOICE ORCHARDS KINNEY $t PROVOST, O f a ll a g e s a n d in la rg e or s m a ll a c re a g e For Sale on Easy Terms. Hardware, Stoves, Ranges. M 1N IN C S U P P L IE S , H o u s e s fo r re n t or s a le an d a ll p a rts o f th e c ity . d e s ira b le b u ild in g lo ts in NO TROUBLE TO SHOW PROPERTY. L e tte rs o f in q u iry c h e e rfu lly an d p ro m p tly a n s w e re d . Farmers’ Implements and Tools. ASHLAND, OREGON. C a ll or a d d ress , BANK OF A S H L A N D , ASHLAND, ORECON.