VALLEY RECORD.
THE TRAIN^HXX.’KADE.
GRAND OPENIXG BANQUET
SAGE BRUSH SPRIGS.
A
Huge Joke.
BREVITY BASKET.
The trains south of here have been At “The Or g in” next Wetliicstlay Editors Valiev Record:
The militia company at La Grinde,
A new invoice of queensware at E.
evrniug. March 27th.
delayed the past week on account of
one day last week, received a telegram ; M. Miller’s grocery store.
The mails are irregular.
i
O b ......... T hcwbay . Mar. 21. lx*' the excessive rains in the Hacramento •
This m the final day set fur the
The welcome snow and rain makes over the grapevine line ordering them 1 The new steam planing mill at Tal-
river canyon producing Lnil slide» I opening of thia tine new hotel build­
to
lx-
ready
at
a
moment
’
s
notice
to
and waehout». From Dunsmuir to ing, and the managers, Drs. Helm ye stockman and farmer rejoice.
depart for Portland and repel an attack i ; ent started up Monday.
PERSONAL AND MICIA I
A German citizen of Klamath coun­ of Germans. The militia men, attired :
the vicinity of Delta there were whole anti Beebe, are nut going to let it
Thc interior of B. F. Reeser’s hard
Geo. Coan, of Paisley, is in the city.
•ectiona of track either washed out or pass off with a mere ordinary, every ty wag heard to remark, that if the in full uniform and thoroughly armed ' ware store is beiug rejiainted.
Ha* Arrivée! at
United
States
and
Germany
went
to
and equipped, paraded up and down
Cha«. Harjnxline is in from Klainalfi covered with debris from slides, the «lav o|*ening, but a grand opening
ground Is-ing very mushy all along be­ banquet will be given in honor of the war, the result would be, that this the streets, marched in a body to the I Dave Herrin and Ed. Kilgore came
county
tween
these points. Several hundred event. The services of a first-class, great American Continent would have hotel and took their “last dinner in in to-day from Klamath with a band of
Kupt. lunnb, of the Western Union, waa
a Dutch king to guide its future desti­ j
horses.
men
were
put . to . work bv the company ’ *%mt:rivaiJizvu
in the city Saturday.
Americanized viiiucov
Chinese cook, H.
n. r?.
S. nies. Guess he liadn’t heard that town,” and bill a final good-bye to their
k ..
N. C. Boynton gives announcement
anng
the
tra^
k
and
ntMng
it
up
i
w
...
i
-
.
v
_i:
u
i
sweethearts
and
wives,
the
atmosphere
Ebuer Haworth came in from Ketio last until it L-.k.l.to. . .....
wbo ’*«•“ Eugiwh educa­ Blaine was “on deck.”
until it looks like a new one altogeth­ Lec
week an<l will probably remain.
being filled with moisture during the j to the interests ot breeders in this issue
tion that some white people would be
Maj. John B. Brockenbrougn, special process. If they had been ordered to of the R ecord .
Jo* Dame t* over at Klamath City this er, it being necessary to change the e proud of, has been imported to super­
road bed in several places. It was the I intend the culinary department, agent of the general land office, is advance “into thc jaws of death, into ; . Attention is called to the stone mason
week, looking arouml for a sjiecnlation.
' - And Consists of th
!
N. B. Crane, ex-railway clerk, lias crone »biggest storm and the river was the which promises to be a rare feast. again investigating the Jesse D. Carr the mouth of hell,” the scene could ad. of Eerguson <fc Foor. They are
into the real estate business at East Port­ highest known for several years. The In the way of entertainmeht there enclosures in the vicinity of Clear and I hardly have been more effecting. But first-class workmen.
ia ml.
railroad company fed the blockaded will be mn.ic by the 1 and, and the Tule lakes, which procedure seems to when they found that they bad been
Rev. Mr. Phipps, of Grunts Pass, I
Mr. P. Lyttletou went down to Medford parsi-ngers at its own cxix-nse. The very best vocal and instrumental have become necessary on account of victimized by a practical joker, their will preach at the Neil school house,
i
last night to imq>ect some sheep of John ¡ through train yesterday week arrived
the the accidental drowning of Frank anger exceeded their previous sorrow i Sunday week, March 31st.
■
talent
in
the
city
will
be
present.
Love.
Campbell last winter, who made the by a large majority. They had march- i
: several hours behind time, after which
Mrs. Judge Prim ami daughter Miss Ida ¡ no through train arrived in Ashland ! : It is practicing fur the event under survey of the Carr enclosures last ■ ed to the depot in a body just as Suu- ! The two year old girl of Mr. and
■
one
of
the
best
tutors
in
the
country,
returned from their trip to Han Franciaco until Sunday morning, when two arriv
spring. A re-survey and supplemental I day’s west bound train, eonqiosed of Mrs. A. C. Ewart died in Ashland yes
Tuesday.
*
and some thing first-class may be ex­
report is ordered by the general land - two sections and containing over 1000 terday from spinal meningitis.
ed, another came through the block­ pected.
John A. Griffin was in front Dead Indian ade Sunday about midnigt, and then ;
department.
Geo. T. Myers, the salmon packer of
; people, came rolling in. It was then
this week. About three inc tie» of snow fell
As we stated once before, all the
none till Tuesday evening when two I rooms in the house will be lit up and
A heavy wind storm is prevailing they received thc second telegram, Portland, advertises quite an outfit in
there Haturday.
arrived at 8 and 11 respectively, ' i thrown open for the public to imqiect. from the southeast, which is a good in­ ful:y explaining the joke of which they another column of the R ecord .
Ira F. Powers, of the «x.-iety for the pre
bad been made the victims. The mes­
vention of cruelty tn children. 1'ortlana. is Yesterday evening’s train came in 1: , They are elegant, and besides being dication of more rain. •
A. M. Helms has sold his saloon at
about two hours late, the blockade!
in the city thia week.
Soverdi of the Tule lake settlers who | sage read as follows: “Company H, | Talent to Mose Mansfield, and will
furnished
with
fine soft lieds and solid
imtnedi-
Mr». M. K. Williams, of Silver City. Nev.. having finally been cleared.
. O. N. G., will proceed
.
-------- leave in a week or so for Red Bluff.
antique oak furniture, the alcoves in own land along the meander line of i of the
wa*viMting a brother in Ashland, Elder E.
The two north-bound trains block- them
_ ______________
___ __ more
__________
the lake, are taking advantage of the
Hot .Lake and take a bath, 1 I
I
make
it
so
much
conven-
L. Prather, this week.
H. D. Maxum sold 12 acres of land
aded at Delta and came through jent in having the bed away from the unusual low waters, and are putting in j**ter the contents of the telegram had
Mrs. M. H. Vining and her son Irv. ar» I Sunday morning, contained nearly room proper, so that guests can enter- a large acreage of grain between the ' ycen *Pa“e known the scene was kill­ near the ’49 diggings north of Ashland
rived from Tacoma yesterday to remain for
200 people, and the hotel accornmoda- tain their freinds without stumbling meander lino and water’s edge. All j
, ‘ut*,crou8 an<l was witnessed by to the proprietors of the French laun­
some time in Ashland.
„ • Had dry, consideration, $300.
tions there with one cook allowed only over a bedstead.
they have to do is to sow their grain t{Je f'arKe crowd of passengers.
Miss Sophia Wilson, who has been attend-
the forger been present he would have
Andrew Dozier, Geo. Grove, J. M.
ami
harrow
it
in,
no
grubbing
or
plow-1
at
a
t
*
rne
fo.
ea
b
The
fine
Mathushek
piano,
that
1
•»« the Ashland state normal school, re­
rhe Sacramento river at Delta the co?t $550, has arrived and been placed j ing necessary. The final disposition I undoubtedly been mobbed. Both tele­ Wagner, are the directors, and J. D.
turned home to Rock Point Tuesday.
grains were signed ostensibly by the Williams clerk of the new school dis­
E<1. Brxith. J. A. Love. Geo. E. Neuber, ! latter [»art of last week raised some jn the parlor ready lor “thumpers.” of these lands by the government uec- j
file
feet
above
the
telegraphy
poles,
The
magnificent
set
of
silverware
and
etsarilv depemls upon the caprices of i Adjutant-General of the state militia, trict on Emigrant creek.
and W. R. Robinson. Medford, were regis­
tered at the Central House yesterday.
but before the train that arrived in glassware arrived this week from San the lake alone. If its waters should and it will go hard with the offender I If properly handled, tile water of
who tampered with the signature of the ever Rowing Ashland ereek will do
The dome of the hotel ' continue to recede until they are
Felix Ewing was on Tuesday evening’s Ashland Sunday night had left, »he Francisco.
train en route from attending court at Bia river had fallen fifteen feet, but was gjveb u
vit.w ,,f au part8 of t|ie« braced within the original channel of i ’flu's officer if he is caught, which is ex- I the manufacturing, and supply the
former home. Alturas, to Ellensburg,W. T. | still way up above high water mark. c¡ty. Tllt> electric lights in the Lost river as they evidently were at tremely improbable.
needs of a city of 20,000 at least,
J. M. Childers, our efficient county assess­
building make a brilliant light and { one time, which is still several miles
Jacksonville
Notes.
Council
Proceedings.
or, was in the eity yesterday and with T.
I A high horse lias been on exhibition
„
produce an excellent effect. On ac-' southward, aud show a disposition to
B Blanton made the Rxcoan a pleasant
alongside thc Ashland house this week.
15
B.
Beekman
has
returned
from
a
Major
Mills
made
the
following
up-
cout)
j
(
,f
]
ar
ge
a
.crowd
dicing
remain there, an effort will probably
call.
He stands 201 hands high, weighs
pomtmente as rtandmg committees: ex .ctc(1 at the botcl t)iat evenil)g be made to induce the government to trip to Portland.
Paul Boulon and his trouj* were on Tues­ Finance, W. B. Colton, Jacob Thomp- only th(W hol(ling t¡ckeU or paying
2760 lbs., and is of Clydesdale stock.
John
F.
White
and
John
Love
have
establish
a
new
meander
line
and
ex
­
day evening’s train from California, and
Sailor Brown who had a fight with
will play at Medford and Jacksonville this ? nir/,ie an< water> J“*- 1 hornton, | at t|ie door will be given an entrance. ¡ tend its surveys over the lands thus j returned from a trip to W..T.
week.
MENS FULL STOCK CALF BOOTS, REG PRICE, H-
J. Ihompson.
' This has been done to avoid an un discovered by a freak of nature. Then | Mrs. Chappel lias opened a hotel in pugilist Mitchell in 8. F. on the 8th.,
Frank Dicky, formerly in the employ of 1 8. I . Galey, being present, stated comfortable jam, thus making it un- i again, if all this should be done, and | Ryan’s building on California street.
was in Ashland on this morning’s
REDUCED TO |2 50 PER PAIR.
the railroed company at Ashland, but now i the advantages to the city in the way , pk.Hhanl for' everybody. A large the lake, like the average human, se< -'
R. H. Moore, assignee of the estate traiu. His lip is still injured somewhat.
of Portland, is in the city on a visit this I of street work of a road machine j nunil(€r of t¡ckeU bave alrea<1>.
ing that? some one was about to be ben-! of Bashor A Williams, of Gold Hill,
MENS HEAVY TAX SOLE BOOTS.BELOW COST,
John Wexler, of the U. S. Bakery j
week.
which he wished to sell to the city. ¡
and everybody is respectfully efitted by its absence should unexpect-'
also keeps on hand for sale a choice i
D. H. H. Yagar and Grieve Bros, were at 1 he street commissioner endorsed the invited to come out, have a good time edlv return and re-occupy its former si>ent Sunday and Monday at home.
REDUCED TO $2 PAIR.
Roseburg this week for the purpose of prov­
and ta ,
rc HUpp€rj
«and boundaries, however unwelcome, there i G. G. Newbury has been engaged to supply of candies, nuts, etc.
ing up on land claims in the jenny creek merits of the machine, whereupon it
return
to
their
home
in
Klamath
coun
­
teach
a
three
month
’
s
school
in
Enter
­
MENS
COMMON
WORKING
SHOES,
was moved and adopted that the city
idl it’ost8 g a lx)ltle ».
section.
would be no “plain, speedy or ade­ prise district, commencing March 18. ty soon.
»bouId buy said machine for $280,
quate” remedy at law, or in any other ,
Chas. Htacy was unable to be at work at
REDUCED TO 91 FAIE-
The Oregonian said J. E. McLaugh­
KENO KERN El Ji
Ed. Helms, our new marshal elect,
H. C. Myer’s hardware store for the past $100 in cash and balance as soon as
manner.
entered upon the discharge of his du­ lin left Portland last Saturday for
commissioner collects the I
.
.. ,
week, being confined to bis room with a street
MENS
FINE $3 SHOES TO CLOSE
It is simply a matter of fact, that ties on the 15th inst. Ed. is a steady Klamath City to begin work at once
amount from road tex.
, 11,ere 18 ?
of,8Cn^. kno.W“
bad cold.
the
raising
of
cattle
and
horses
on
a
The
council
having
considered
for
;
to
news
readers
as
the
ad^ntitious
fact
on
a
railway
siding
there,
and
start
up
young man and will no doubt make a
J. B. Dyer started Tuesday for lied Bluff,
REDUCED TO 92 PAIR.
*bo. *« large scale in Klamath county, is vir­ good officer.
after which he will take a tour of observa­ awhile some means of securing a sup- w,r,ter' , «c “ thc
operations again.
tually
a
thing
of
the
past,
and
must
of
MENS FINE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS BELOW COST
tion in Northern California to be gone about ply of water for the city, on motion
pU^1,C W,lth ? d°fIub?
Chas. W. Logau, the enterprising
Mrs. A. J. Riggs, of Portland, Ore.,
a month.
dire necessity be merged into some­
the following resolution was adopted: f".1 c“8e’wh,ch h.e 8trugKk'8 hiird
photographer
who
is
always
up
to
new
TO CLOSE OUT.
John II. Mitchell, a young attorney recent­ Resolved, that a committee oi twol?1" ^he «ae of some non essentw thing else. Once, even within our own president of the state W. C. T. U.. de
ly from the east, has located in the city and councilmen be appointed bv the Mayor, act.’ tHe 18 8™a,r ¡ G,ve h,m ‘he
knowledge, our hills and valleys afford­ livercd a temperance lecture in the wrinkles in his line, has put an arc light
MENS HEAVY BLUE OVERALLS, REGULAR PRICE, 75c.
has his office with Hou.C. B. Watson in the
Presbyterian church in this city last in his gallery and took some fine photos
such committe of two to have power ifo/
‘hat
P-P*1 °.n ‘.be *al ed, as we then thought, an inexhaust­ Sunday evening to a good audience.
Masonic building.
by
electric
light.
They
are
dandies.
MENS HATS, ALL THE LATEST STYLES,
to choose another, making a committee
.' “ur kitchen is cheap, and with that ible range for an almost unlimited
Albert Holland and his mother, who
A concert was given at the Presbyte­
We have been informed that our
-V fact he will prove that your number of stock; but a mighty change
have been visiting relativss and frienda in of three, to investigate the water ques
FROM 50c. UP.
Ashland for a week or so, returned home to tion and rejxjrt at the next meeting, whole house-is hardly worth its welgh has been steadily approaching, and we, rian church Wednesday evening last, fellow townsman, Leslie Merrick, has
for
the
benefit
of
the
W.
H.
M.
society.
I
like
“
Rip
Van
Winkle,
”
awoke
at
last
'
Altliouse again (Sunday.
been
very
sick,
which
has
evidently
¡The Mayo? appointed W. B. Colton i *" 81i\b8’ H you, yourself, are not built
MENS JEANS PANTS, REG PRICE, 91 50,
I exactly on he intellectual mode of ! and view with regret the stern reality i An excellent program was rendered occurred from being over worked. He
J. N. Gregg, of Red Bluff, who did the I ami J. 8. Waite?, said commitee.
plastering of the depot hotel building, and
is recovering slowly.—[Sisson Herald.
REDUCED TO 91 PAIR.
Bill of Geo. W. McBride for certified , «, nrY Clay- be 18 “ble *?. Pro?e b-V lbat : that the halcyon days of Klamath and everything passed off nicely.
the brick work of the round house in Ash­ copy of new city charter, $28.75, paid.!
county as a successful extensive stock
“
Ion®
that
your
political
opmion
Fence
Exhibit
ion.
B. A. Pollard and Miss Alma Irvine,
land, is in the east on a visit.
Don’t Fail to Take Advantage of Our Boot an0 She
A petition flaring been filed by citi- ba8.,e88 myortanee than the crack o producing locality are no more
H. S. Emery, proprietor of the uni­ of Klamath county, were married at
Mm. Deciiuea weut to Hornbrook this zens interested, asking to tap the citv , “n ^significant gram of popcorn. If
A
famine
of
interesting
news
items.
the
residence
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
versal combination fence works of this
morning, after a stay with her sister there,
Mrs. Chas. Barnum, they will go to Han water main by a pipe extending down \ou ‘>e,onf1 t0, tbat »"«ch-abused
Linkville, Or.
L ynn C. D oyle .
city, will have on exhibition in the Tozier, (the latter the bride’s cousin) Sale, as we are Bound to Close Them Out
Helman
street,
on
motion
the
mat-
th
°
u
«
h
wortb
>
’
known
as
the
ru
­
Francisco for a visit in that city.
public plaza next Friday and Saturday Sunday, by Rev. H. P. Hatch well.
W. W. Earle sends the R ecord his the machine for manufacturing this They are still in the valley but will
correspondent, he can seize some
A. W. Bcott, the contractor who built the ler was referred to the fire ami water
YOURS TRULY,
hotel Oregon, and other fine buildings in committee, to report at next meeting. tr,v,al a"d oug-forgotton slip of your side of the reported “thumping” scrape celebrated fence on the ground where
Mr.
Getchell
is
in
San
Francisco
at
Ashland, expects to remove to Portland as Adjourned to March 25th.
11*" a*?d w'tb prove tbat 5’0«»^» at Haynesville, Klamath county, pub­ you wish the fence put up. He sells
soon as his contracts are finished here.
present and word has been sent to him
_______________
is habitually slippery. I once told an lished recently:
this machine and the right to use it on
Jim McCully, fireman on Engineer Mc­
District Attorney Carey has made a adventitious-fact writer _ that Rogue
♦ ♦ ♦ “Of course, Mr. Editor, I your own premises for only $40, and that, thc cannery projKisition of his
Carthy's engine, was called to Lebanon lust report to the Justice Department in river valley could raise anything nt all. presume that your readers no doubt
and Mr. Miller has been accepted, and
week f>v the death of his mother. Ed. Kin­
considering the durability and superi­ his answer is being awaited. So this
relation to the alleged unlawful indos-: “Humph!” he replied, “it can raise have me pictured as a fiend of the ority of this fence it is dirt cheap.
ney has taken ilia place for the present.
is the way the cannery business stands
ing of some 38,000 acres of govern- nothing.” “What’s your proof?” I.de- warm regions of the eternal unknown.
H. W. Price, wife and family. North
at present.
I. O. O. F. Celebration
Yamhill, this state, and R. Riddell, wife inent land in Modoc county by Jesse manded. “Well, sir,” he replied, Quite a number would like to know if
and children, of Castleton, D. T., arrived D. Carr. This case was submitted grandly swetting with the importance ; this mug punching business was dpne
Someone broke the sanctity of Sun­
Medford lodge, No. 83, I. O. O. F.,
in Ashland yesterday to make this place with a recommendation from thc Sec- of his argument, “I know a man who in self defense. I will say there was will celebrate the 70th anniversary of day night by breaking into the till of
ASHLAND OR-
their future home.
retary of the Interior that the Attor-1 tried in vain to raise a quarter last no mug punching business about it; but. the order, on the 26th of April, in that i ■ C. W. Ganiard’s White Sulphur
Jesse Parker, one of the prominent stock- ney General institute suit. The Jus-: month.” This species of scribe found what was done was entirely in self de­ city, in becoming style. A large crowd j Springs hotel. Fortunately Clint has-
men of Sprague river, is in the valley, hav­
ing came in to sea u present his wife made tice department referred it to Mr. Car- in our own rich valley—a valley whose fense, and I will give a bird’s eye view will no doubt be in attendance as invi- i another place to keep his worldly pos-
him, an account of which appears under ey with instruction to take such steps average wheat yield is over 25 bushels of the eircuniotanees. There were two tations have been sent out to several ' sessions at night, so the burglar’s
as he thought the circumstances war- to the acre—a few spots of pumiceous against one. The one was myself. lodges. Rev. Adkins has been selected i 1 pains were in vain.
the head of “births.”
____________
>y has been uuwn
Ben.
F. McKreary
down ut
at Kose-
Rose­ ranted. Mr. Carey, in his report says clay each spot about the size of a love •The two were a Negro, named Leroy to deliver the oration, and the celebra- I ! W. M. Gilroy has a large stock of
.2._ week
___:__ on i t
business
before
the land that he wrote to the Special Agent of! letter, or liis last week’s board bill, Nail, formerly of Engle Point, the other tiou promises to be a grand event. It I ‘ first-class lumber, sash, doors blinds,
burg this
—l—-- ‘
‘
office. ■. Un bis return the engineer was in the Interior Department who made the I Upon discovering these little^ spots he was the ’charming widow Brown, that is also proposed to dedicate their fine i etc., in fact everything in his line at
need of a first class fireman, which position investigation as to the alleged fencing,1 laid
’ ’' away his microscope and shouted I I met on the train. The racket took new hall just completed in the three ! ! thc planing mill near railroad cross-
JA S EL Tu’ JL ND, OREG-ON.
he held down coming back.
and who subsequently ordered Carr to “Eureka!” He rolled all over the little place after their trip to “New York" story brick block. A good many will ' : ing which he wants the people to keep
A M. Abraham, wife, son and daughter,
earth-stains and yowled great youls of where they had been studying black go down from Ashland to participate : in their mind’s eye when they need
Fred, and Ida, who have been in Ashland remove all fences which enclosed pub­
joy! Then lie arose and wrote that bottle astronomy, and the effect made in the proceedings.
lic
land,
requesting
him
to
make
re
­
for some manths for the benefit of the lat­
anything of the kind.
OFFERS FOR
ter’s health, went to Han Diego yesterday. questing him to make the necessary ! Klamath Basin is one great yowling them both want for fame in a pugilis­
F. A. Hunt went as far as Oakland,
The
Lakes
Are
Subsiding.
They will probably return again in the affidavits
____ __
_____ ________
required
in order ___
that ___
he ¡desert oi pumiceous clay! The cli- tic line. But they failed to connect,
summer.
“A great change is taking place in Douglas county with Jas. Chenowith's
miglit institute civil suit against Carr, mate, too, he said, is high, therefore on account of their poor training I
A man came up from Portland on Mon­ Mr. Carey also says in his report that I awful. People arejiealthy here, and,a supjiose. 1 have plenty of proof to the physical condition of our section of train of cattle Tuesday, and will bring
day's train and registered at the hotel as W.
the state,” said State Senator Cogs back a car load of his milk cows at
county is scarcely these facts as stated.”
'
' in Klamath
'
H. Tear. He was a “spotter” for the rail­ if there are gateways provided in the i funeral
THAT MOST
well, of Lake county, to an Oregonian that place, to his place at Dead Indian
road company but the employes got onto fences, and no person has been pre­ ever heard of. But what cares the ad­
where
he
will
go
into
the
dairy
busi
­
Barney
Duffy,
of
Ft.
Klamath,
was
reporter yesterday. “The water of
him," hence he did not get a chance to find vented from entering the lands for the ventitious-fact writer for essential facts?
ness more extensively than ever.
more jmssengers than was accounted for.
purpose of making settlement, with a The writer himself is too healthy, alto­ in the city last week, and came here many of the lakes is subsiding, due,
with
undoubted
romantic
anticipa
­
in
a
measure,
to
drawing
off
the
water
M. J. Ehlman, recently of Chicago, is view to enter the same in the land of­ gether. That’s wliat ails him. There
Enough water goes to waste annu­
stopping at the White Sulphur Springs ho­ fice, and no person has been prevented is nothing sadder to contemplate than tions] On one or bro previous occa­ foi irrigating purposes and also to nat­ ally in the old open ditches and worn-
tel, and expects to go into the furniture
sions wlieu lie was in Ashland with ural causes. Not over four square | out Humes in Ashland to run a small
FRONTING ON
business in Ashland. Amos Hchoff, a ma­ from free passage iqxin the land, then the utter freedom of such writers from i the government rig, his big broad
miles of the original bed of Warner' manufacturing town ; which if confined
the restraints of croup, mumps and
chinist of Freno, Cal., and a gentleman criminal proceedings will not obtain.
named I. R. Blevins, of Ft. Collins, Col.,
measles. Poor health is a powerful Irish heart thought it had espied an lake is now covered with water. In I in pipes would add a large volume of
are also in town with a view of remaining
Two Trains a Day.
[>oor condition for most classes, I ad­ excellent household necessity in one of 1865 when Col. Sprague and his sol­ water to our present munificent sup­
here.
There is a growing demand for a flyer mit, but the exemption of that partic­ the nice looking young girls who waits diers crossed the lake on a bridge, ply for manufacturing and other
Judge Lockren. Judge Hicks, of the courts and a local train between the two big ular class from the only means of on the tables of a prominent down there was seven feet of water on it.
purposes.
of Minnesota, and Mr Springer, attorney
town hotel. “The course of true love
“In Warner valley, a few days ago,
Jas. Chenowitb shipped 201 head
for the “Six»” roads, pawed south on Mon­ cities, and it is safe betting that oue choking their youls is enough to make doesn’t run smooth,” as Barney found
300 tons of bay, valued at $1500, and (10 car load) of cattle to Porland and
day’s train in a special car for Han Francisco. will lie put on the coming summer. one sigh for a lower altitude and a few
THE MOST CENTRAL
out
as
he
began
to
reveal
his
inten
­
owned by R. F. McConnaughy and Puget Sound Tuesday. These were
Judge Lockren stuilied law in the office of A San Francisco paper has this:
of its attendant doses of debility.
Col. Hoaiiith’s father and is an old friend
tions
to
the
landlady
of
the
house,who
Wm.
Moss,
was
burned.
In
1874
the
“Business men and travelers are be­
A stir in town lots t<x»k place last
the cattle purchased and fed during
of the family, and was pleased to see the
coming weary of the delay in establish­ week, Dr. Lee, D. J. Ferree and Mr. gave him such “a song and dance.” as sjxit where the lire took place was sur­ the winter by R. P. Neil for him. In
Colonel at the de|x>t.
the boys would say, to the tune of veyed as Warner lake. Goose lake Douglas couDty some five car load of
C. F. McClashan, of Truckee. Cal., was ing double train service between this Dotun buying and exchanging lots at “Barney, none of your blarney,” that has subsided five feet since 1869.”
sheep will be taken on by Mr. C. fcr
in the city the first of the week. He is a city and Portland. They declare that $50 to $75 each. Alex. Zevely, of the
well known politician of California, partic­ the present traffic would fully justify Keno hotel, was offered $1600 for his lie started for Portland by the next
Deputy U. S. Marshall Clay Myers, the same place.
ularly through his anti-Cbinese course, and the Southern Pacific Company in i hotel. A mail from Chico, who made train to soak his head in Weinhard who was obt in Lake county recently,
THREE LOTS
A correspondent writing from Ash­
his business here was in connection with
tells the Portland scribes that consid­ land under the initials J. A. D. furnish­
&,XXl tr.iS?S at tie ■»^ing thia new departure, and that the offer, has gone home to think over beer.
erable stock were dying, from eating ed Tuesday’s Oregonian with an inter­
front where the washouts were in the inter- business would increase as a result of the matter of paying $2000 for the
Pulled Off His Pants.
EACH 22 FT. FRONT BY 120 FT. 4 INCHES DEEP.
ests of the newspapers as correspondent
the venture. The Southern Pacific establishment.
The “peanut butcher” on last even­ tules st is supposed. The cattle have esting batch of improvement and
Mrs. 8. M. Byeis started on her way l people acknowledge that the business
Four strangers in town, looking ing’s train (he with the pretty mug all been driven in oil' their winter prosperity news. He can draw on the
These Lote are Located Diagonally Opposite the new HOTEL ORE­
home to Princeton. Minn., Monday, on the of one train running from San Francis­
range on the desert,as there is uo water
8. P. route, intemling to visit friends at Los co to Portland daily is large, and that around and questioning industriously. that breaks the hearts of chippies) ap­ there. Lake Warner is five feet lower R ecord publishers on sight for that GON, on the South Side of Main St., Corner of Hargadine Avenue, and for
splendid complimentary notice.
Angeles and in Iowa before reaching home.
The happy mortal generally keeps propriated a $15 pair of pants that
n first-class Business Investment have no equal in the City. Call on or ad­
Mr. Byers will leave soon by way of the it is constantly increasing; but they his gaxs fixed steadily on the things of tireman Van Vacker had just bought than the oldest inhabitant there ever
Coal lands all over thc United States dress
saw
it
before,
and
Goose
lake,
which
northern route. They will return to Ash-1 are disinclined to double the service,
land to make this city their jtermanent I as they say it would practically amount earth, but the sad fellow whom calam­ at O. H. Blount’s to go to see bis once reached Lakeview, is now five ■ arc becoming valuable pieces of prop­
home, as soon as they straighten up some ! to dividing the present business l>e- ity seems to be reaching out for is girl in. “Peanut’s” gall exceeded his miles away.
erty, and the beds which are known
judgment, as he put them on while
business matters.
! to exist in this country are liable to be
i tween two trains, which would merely I prone to look upward. Signs of com­ coming over the Siskiyou’s before the
8. M. Byers has purchased the lot
ASHLAND OREGON.
The electric light plant was all put i increase the expense of handling it, I ing drought cause the hopes of gran­ fireman’s run ended. And when de­ and projierty on Main street in Ash­ ' worth considerable money some day.
up and lighted Saturday night, Be- while it would add nothing to the rev- gers, yea, even the blades of grass, to tected in the theft he tried to get out of land known as the Central hotel from ’ i A nnmber of parties arc purchasing
sides the lamps in active use in the enue. However this may lie, there is look up into the big blue dome in it, but when the fireman called in the M is. M. H. Vining; consideration, these lands with the view of selling
streets and stores the b-vlhnce were at certainly an urgent demand for a new which the seat of Divine goodness is assistance of Marshal Walrad who $2100. When Mr. Byers returns from them to the railroad company.
work in the machine house. No dem- j service. The traiu now running leaves supposeil to lx- located. Lately we saw was at the depot, “peanuts" was only the East he intends putting up a fine
The notorious Charley Engelkc, an
onstration over the event was made, this city at 7 P. M., and does not arrive the parched earth and the gradual too glad to skin them off, which he trick block on the site of the present1 ex-convict connected with an up-town ,
sinking
of
the
waters
away
from
the
but a large numWr of people were on • in Portland until 10 A. M. of the see­
went into a sleeping-car and did in frame building. E. K. Brightman restaurant, has again got into trouble
the streets viewing the lights and mak- ond day after. A train that would roots of the young spring grass, anil a hurry, to avoid arrest.
will continue dishitrg out grub to the by stabbing with a pocket knife a bar­
ing the customary remarks, both as to leave here early in the morning, and we looked upward. Our orbs of prayer.;
hungry public at the old stand, ber named Al. Sears, formerly of Ash­
drowsy enough at other times, opened !
Take Notice.
*• - lights - and
—1 •*»»
---------------
l in arrive at Portland in the evening of
the
the “important
epoch
land. Perhaps a longer term in states
however.
the history of Ashland.” A* there is j the second day of the trip, would be a wide and bright on what seemed to be
prison next time will lend toward the
My
wife,
Josephine,
having
left
my
A German passenger on conductor improvement of his morals, s.iys a
plenty of power left more lights will great convenience to the commercial thc clear and cloudless dawn of a ca­ bed and board without any just cause,
'
Portland paper,
soon be sent for to supply the needs of j and traveling public. There is a lamity, and the rain came! Four I will not be responsible for any ijpbts I Pierce Ryan’s train which was delayed
nd Sun-
at Delhi and arrived in Ashland
Sun­
T>.. « • 1
1 strong desire on the part of many peo-' nights of almost continuous rain, four contracted by her from this date.
the town.
_____
Paul T-T
Howard, the singer of the
nights of mist and gentle showers, and
day morning, added a little excitement Heine Concert Co., was arrested at
I
pie
of
this
city
and
Portland
for
a
J
ohn
G
erald
.
The Nebraska state press association, i
snow
Friday
night
—
all
this
is
some
­
1 to the monotony of waiting for the Marysville for malicious mischief by
i thirty-hour train, and it is to hoped
Steinman, Or., March 17, 1889.
in its excursion the coming summer will j that the service will soon l>e given thing calculated to make some folks
j blockade to be clcard, by throwing the manager Willis Brown, which con­
—TO THE—
take in Oregon and Washington terri- them.
| ask, Is there anything in looking up
School Taxes Due.
: himself over the embankment into the sisted in cutting the back of the coat,
tory. There will be several car loads
soulfullv? Perhaps there’s millions
The special school tax for Ashland raging Sacramento river. His name belonging to the company lie wears on
of the brethren and sisters and they
Suicide at l’hoenix.
in it.
P etek the P oet .
district
is now due and will soon be was August Lenenhazcn. and he was the stage, after he had been discharged.
ore expected in the early
of July.
James Morrison committed suicide
The
A.
O.
V.
W.
social
held
at
their
cotne
delinquent.
When the time is traveling with his brother and other Howard is his stage name Kimball his
Ashland entertained the Iowa Editors at l’hoenix yesterday morning by hall last Tuesday evening was a grand
up
it
will
be
turned
over to the slieiff, ■ friends. He was crazy from the effects real name, and he was fined $22.70.
in fine style when they were here shooting himself through the head. affair. A large number of invited1
of too much whiskey.
about four years ago, ami it was not Dr. R. Bryce, the coroner, was sum­ guests were present and the evening was j which will make that much more
The Washington J’ost, the leading
eosts
to
pay.
J
ohn
M
ay
,
Clerk.
M. E. Social.
wasted energy, either, as they wrote moned and held an inquest when tin- very pleasantly spent by all. Theeven-
paper of the national capital, of
At the M. E. church, Tuesday, March which John C. New is the biggest
up the town handsomely, as being one jury returned a verdict according to ing’s entertainment consisted in songs, ’ Miner’s Addition to Ashland is the
ot the prettiest and most progressive the above. Deceased was aged about speeches, recitations, music by the Ash-; choicest and beet located for resilience 26. Supper in the chapel from 6 to 8. owner, says Max Pracbt with his silk
they were in on their trip. [We were forty-five years, a native of Ohio, and land silver coronet band, etc. The ex-’ jiurposes. Consult your own interests A program consisting of music and ilag, was the only man in the inaugural
just' thinking if they were to be in had become despondent by being sick , cellent supper was duly appreciated and lpok at this property before you i recitations will follow, Supper 15c.
procession from Oregon. We’ll bet
Ashland at some meal thut somebody | for some time past.
lie drew more attention in that proces­
Ent i tied to the Best.
and of course was the main feature of invest in outside property. Low prices.
had better be making arrangements
sion than any other half a dozen men
Easy
terms.
Call
on
the
premises
for
All
are
entitled
to
the
best
that
their
the evening. The lack of space forbids
about cooking—editors are an awful
A man has been in the valley the ; us from giving a detailed account of information*
money will, buy, so every family should in it. The Po»t publishes an article i
set of hungry people.
past week giving sample [ lugB of Love this enjoyable event.
have, at once, a lajttle oi the best fam­ from Mr. Pracht’s pen on the Samoan
Harmon’s pure rubber finger shields ily remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse ■ question.
tobacco to all tobacco eaters and has
Hortii ullural Coiuntlsakmcr.
Vintie, little son of R. V. Beall, was ' for penholders and pencils. Strength-1 the system when costive or bilious.
beeu billing the town for the same
The item in last week’s R ecord j
Gov. Penuoyer has apjxrinted Hon. iniquity. But never mind, Ashland taken suddenly ill at Brownsborough ens the grip on the penholders and | For sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all
Every Lot is Covered with the Very Best grades of Budded 3’eailr
about the late Mrs. Fred Close’s little I
J. D. Whitman, of this county, the will be getting even with the devil be­ last Sunday with congestion of the eases the fingers from cramp and fa-1 leading druggists.
Apple, Pear, Prune, Plum and Cherry Trees.
boy
should
have
been
four
months
old
member from the Southern Oregon fore another year rolls around, as a brain. M t . B. and his son were on their i tigue. For sale at Burckhalter <fc
Pickles in any style at E. M. Miller’s instead of four years.
district of the state horticultural gentleman in Indiana who is engaged way to Raneherie after some stock at Hasty’s.
Loh Incbted and Street» Graded.
A fine and carefully selected stock
grot-try store.
commission treated by the late legis­ extensively in the cigar manufactur­ the time of the attack. Drs. Pryce aud
Give the order for the renewal of
lature. Mr. Whitman is a practical ing business is expected to start a fac­ Geary were sent for and at last re[x>rt
Boy’s suits from $2 75 up at 0. II. of tobaccos just received at the Ash­
land grocery store.
and scientific farmer and horticultur­ tory of that kind in Ashlaud. As the the patient was some lxdter but is still your paper or magazine to Burckhalter Blount’s.
x
& Hasty and it will be promptly for­
ist. No latter one could have been finest quality of tobacco can be and is in a critical condition.
Secure a residence lot in Miner’s Ad
Fresh
compressed
yeast
for
sale
at
warded without further trouble to you.
SOLE JLGrEITT.
selected.
diticn to Ashland. Remember you
raised in this valley, it would soon
the
U.
8.
Bakery.
Wanted.
The best cakes and cookies ever of­
become a thriving business and employ
Those $24 working boots at Blount’s can buy one or more of these line lots
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Blankets $3 00 pair ut Blount's.
About 300 good able 'oodied men to fered in Jackson county at the U. 8.
at reasonable prices. Terms easy*
a large force of workmen.
are
the boss.
*
rush up to E. M. Miller’s Ashland Gro­ Bakery opjiosite Odd Fellows Hall, x
H. 8. Evans contracts for painting,
Mills’ $3 calf sewed shoe.
A tine line of carjiet samples for
The largest stock oi dry goods ever cery Store and settle their bills.
papering, etc.
3o
Our
stock
of
boots
and
shoes
is
New designs in carpets at D. R. & E
making
rugs
cheap,
at
Dodge,
Smith
Remember I mean business, and
New goods tins week at D. R. A E brought to Ashland this week at D. R.
larger than ever before. Come and see. I ' & Co’s furniture store.
V.
Mills’.
♦
don't
you
forget
it.
E.
M.
M
iller
.
4 E. V. Mills’.
3
V. Mills’.
1
D. K. & E. V. M ills .
Largest and Neatest Line ewer
Exhibited. Suits Range in Price
from $5 to $25. Don’t be Afraid to
Drop in and Examine these Goods,
'as you will not be urged to buy
them.
We find that we are still
pressed for Room, and have deter­
mined to close out our Entire Line
of Boots and Shoes
AT COST & LESS THAN COST
0. H. BLOUNT,
Clothier and Hatter,
MAX PRACHT,
OR
SALE
LEASE
DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
IA11 Street and HARO A » INE Avene.
Location
in Ashland.
MAX PRACHT,
PENNSYLVANIA
City of Ashland.
The Choicest Lots,
I
The Finest View,
The Lowest Price,
The Easiest Grade.
MAX PRACHT,