Valley record., September 26, 1889, Image 3

I
Mining Items—-Unearthing a Mam- .
THE CITY WATER WOKK».
THE FAIR
BREVITY BASKET.
The best cigar? at the Soda Fountain.
moth River.
Th«- Matter Finally Setti«*«! and J ilin
..... .
The
Presbytery
of southern Oregon will! Chloride of lime in bulk at Chitwood’s.
Monday, the day set for the meeting
B. H. Gilham wa* over from the mines
O’Conner Doe» the W-wk
of the southern Oregon Fruit Growers’ convene in Roseburg Oct. 4. at 7:30 r. m .
Sticky and poison fly-paper at Chitwood’s.
in Cottonwood district and gave us th*
The Synod of the ColumHa Presbyterians '
After much stu<lv and di* uaa:on for Association, was a great day, and one on is to meet at I’endleton. Oct. 10. 7:30 e. m . ! Fre.'h band-made candies at the Soda
i follow ing report:
Fountain.
*
eeveral months the city council yesterday which tiie intentions of the district f.«ir
PKRHONAL AMD AOC1AE.
E. T. Earl, of the Earl Fruit Co., has been
Gilson A Co. have thetr hydraulic gi- I
were carried out. The display of fruits stopping in Ashland during the past week ■ Pickles in atiy style at E. M. Miller’s
decided
to
give
the
work
of
<-on*tructing
Russell Alford U in from Butte creek, j : ant machinerev all ready for the winter
grocery store.
the new city water works for w hich the and cereals, considering this an off year til the Depot Hotel.
Cal.
i rain» to furnish the water. They will turn it
in
the
district,
was
wonderful
and
a
sur
­
i city of Ashland has bonded itself ill the
W. H. Wickham turned up yesterday in i The finest silver pruue- in the market at
Cal- Eu'MBk* arrived last evening frota loose on a Urge body oi earth to wa*h
prise to all. It was pronounced a larger another new role—proprietor of the Del-1 E. M. Miller s
i
sum
of
$50,000
to
John
O
’
Conner,
of
The
the south.
away enough to start a large shaft. In
Free hack to the Helman sulphur baths
¡John Barrett Co. of Portland. Mr. and better exhibit than was placed at the monico restaurant at the depot.
and swimming rink.
Jack True is over from hi» lartu in rtiae- thia tnere is a strip from ten to eighty
state fair at Salem, closed last week, by
E. B. Hunsaker will move his new stock
,
O
’
Conner
is
to
receive
ten
per
<-ent.
of
the
ta valley.
P. H. Donoghue pays the highest market
feet wi<le that is all gold-bearing earth
of fancy goods into the room soon to be
I money expended, for his services. Hix all who seen them both.
price for oats and wheat.
.
Frank langell retarded from Linkviile to This has been ascertained by drifting,
vacated by Ludennan A Carter.
i
i
ability
is
well
known
and
assures
the
city
The
forenoon
was
one
of
bustle,
busi
­
th« valley Monday.
Fine
picture
moldings
and
frames
just
made to satisfy Mr. Gilson that it was
The Hegira of tin-horn«, black-legs, and
ness and excitement for those w ho had
received at Evans A Brunks’.
*
Mia* Etniua Coleman left Phoenix for there. The tunnel w ill be shaped to strike I of a good job. The work on the surveys
worthless drones generallv has been to­
' has commenced this morning. The head brought exhibits in arranging their dis­ wards Central Point the past week.
A
new
stock
of
glassware
just
received
at
Mon mouth Tuesday.
this rich belt, and will be followed up with
E. M. Miller's Ashland grocery store.
W. H. Bostwick, of Uniontown, wae do­ others therefrom. Mr. Gilson is the ; of the pipa will 1« on Ashland creek near play and location, and those having no
Jos. Hockersmith relumed Monday from
I where the old saw mili stood, 9,940 het thing else to do either sucked their paws Seattle. Tao ma and IVrtland.where he had
Ladies’ summer dress goods away down
ing the town Saturday.
founder of the Blue Gravel mine in Sier­
for the next ten days, at M c C all ' s , for
or
looked
on,
a
la
circus
day.
W. W Willits is in from Flounce Kock ra county, and is sanguine that this is , from Main street at Granite. The ronte
just delivered several car loads of mixed cash.
A pony race was called at 4 o’clock for fruits.
voting fnenda and relatives.
tli« same old channel that has produced 1 and amount of pipe is as follows. It
The council Monday allowed J. A. Rams­
W W Pelts has sold two Lot* on Kpring so much gold in that section of Califor­ covers all oi the town. The works are to j a purse of $25, and a single dash of 600
Anyone wanting to board and lodge a re­ dell and 8. C. Palmer'p rmission to remove
be
in
two
systems,
and
the
old
works
.
yards.
The
entrees
were
Molly
McC'artv,
rtruet to L. J. Larson , con., $130.
liable young man in consideration for chore a building through the town.
I
nia
! will be taken out and stronger pipe put by Del Foster, Little Tim, by Tom Me- work, should apply to J. S. Sweet. Ashland
A little daughter of John Perdue, the
Handsome stationery in the latest styles
George Barr, Conductors Pierce Ryan
I in to stand more pressure.
for society use at Burckhalter A Hasty’s.
: Key, Keno, by Bob Baber, Queball, by «tale normal school.
Medlord shoemaker, died Hunday.
and <ieo. Morgan, and M Sullix an, ad join­
Fred. Ward, formerly of Portland, is i Water-proof building paper, wrapping pa­
TEF-IJK u rire.
Joe Skeeters, Gold Digger, by Dack Fos-
•ien. Keetea and party, of the Chesapeake ing Gilson on tlie north, are in about for­
and Ohio road, went northward yesterday. ty feet 00 thier incline shaft to strike the | Upper Main
!W> feet. i ter. Molly won tiie pole, Keno sec ond, aliout to start the First National Bank of per and twine at Evans A Brunk's.
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance in the
Lower Main, all on Granite st.
6200 “ ■ Digger fourth and Queball outside. Ke­ Roseburg, to the great satisfaction of the
Col. W. A. Growe finishes hu painting at
pay side of the channel. As they get
leading companies at lowest rates. G. F.
people of that place.
Yreka in a week or aoand will return to
KtOHT-INCH MPK.
no
came
in
first
time
136%.
Billings.
3-49
dowu prospects are increasing right I !
Go to Star Bakery opposite postoffice and
Ashland.
Weston
Main
to
Manzanita
street
1600
feet.
,
Our
friend
“
Dick
”
was
there
with
Mrs
Owing
to
a
change
in
business«.
E. B.
along, the gold getting coarser and heav­
get 25 per cent, more bread for your money.
Engineer McDonald and family returned
East on Main to Boulevard
%00 44 . Dick and the little Dicks, who were all 8 loaves for 25cts; 33 ft loaf for fl; also Hunsaker will give a few genuine bargains
ier
and
from
one
cent
to
a
bit
per
pan
is
Tuesday from the CaUfornia state fair at
in organs for the next thirty days.
On Montana Ave. to Park St.
1600
! enjoying themselves.
sweet cider, 5cts per glass.
realized. The dirt is the same ax that in Thence northwest across Ashland
Hacramento.
Men’s and boys’ clothing, boots, shoe»,
There are “sorrowful reminders’’ in the
James Wright purchased the saloon
Mis« Delia Allen, of The Oregon, is mak­ the Gilson A Co. mine—evidence tliat it
creek, on Nutley street
2860 4«
etc., etc., of latest styles, finest quality and
air
that
the
summer
is
ended.
Forest
foli
­
■ privilege under the grand stand from the
at prices that defy competition, at McCall’s.
ing a two weeks visit to relatives and friends is a continuation oi the same lead.
six - inch net.
: association for $200, paid the county an- age is donning the lUsset and gold, and
at Uniontown.
Fresh bread delivered at your door every
Bud Lutner and Elmer Niles are pros-; East from Main on Boulevard
1700 feet.
morning by 9 a . m . Orders left at U. 8.
! other $”00 for license, and others $100 leaves are littering sidewalks.
Wm. Flur-kus la in from Klamath county. peeling a claim adjoining Barr A Co. on Main to Ash on 4th...................
1000 “
The Holy Communion will be celebrated Bakery, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, will l>e
i for extras. So it will be seen that the
Claus Peters came over from Etna, Cal., the north, to strike the same old lead.
West on Main to N. school house 1200
promptly attended to.
f
¡boys will have to drink considerable at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
again yesterday.
rova-iNcu nrz.
R. H. Gilham A Co. have located eight
The subject of the evening sermon will be:
Fifteen more 1-acre lots in W. A.
senator and Mrs Stanford axe still stop­ twenty-acre claims adjoining this, and From the end of 6-in. on Boulev’d.1750 feet whisky before Jim gets out of the mud Why I am not ashamed of the Gospel.
Owen’s addition adjoining Central Point
hole
ci
extra
costs
and
pays
for
liiB
liq
ping at biaaon, but will leave there in a ft» expect soon to go to work sinking a shaft Fourth to 8th. on C.................
1450
The attendance at the fair increases with on the east are still offered for sale. Also
nor besides, but he is all Wright. The each day, and the last few days the number five ten-acre lots. Choice bargains.
days tor Portland.
1100 «I
....................... B
to strike the channel of the old river bed 1
republicans in Jackson county are in­ has run from 3000 to 8000 people. The Ash­ Houses and lots to rent or sell. Address
E. G. Flanagan and J. A. Yoakum, well-
1100
—expecting to strike it at about 250 feet, North from Main on Oak
creasing and the democrats still have a land band went down this morning, besides W. A. Owen, Central Point, Or.
to-do residents of Coo* Bay, are in the val­
9Ö0 i
“
“
“
*• Helman
and which is supposed to be lousey with
ley taking in the fair.
majority. As they both know how it four cars jammed full of people.
1750
West on Main to city limits
Star Bakery, opposite post office, Ashland
gold. The name of the company is The From South to Walnut
Grand tumble in the price of
.1050
Miaa Jennie WUcoa, the Medford milli­
tastes, Mr. Wright thinks he is safe for
The tine new $3000 residence of J. A. An- Oregon.
bread. 8 loaves, 25 cts. 33 ft loaves for $1.
500 it
ner. epent yesterday with her sister, Mrs Thos. Paine Mining Co.
» Over gap on west side .
some profits “before the war is over.”
derson is nearing completion, and Jack will Pies, cakes, candies and nuts at the lowest
Other parties—Mr. Campbell and A. Along Almond St. on east side 3700
Jas. Cunnyngbam, of Ashland.
At the stand of Talbott & Gibson is a I move his family into it in about six weeks. market rates. Sweet cider 5 cts. per glass,
1 quart, 10 cts., 1 gaHon, 10 cts. Wtu. Mills,
two - inch nrr.
Mrs. H. Eng«l, of Phoenix, left for Port­ C. Henry have commenced prospecting
fine piece of shell work. It was done in It will rank with the finest farm houses in proprietor.
land Tuesday to join her husband, Henry on Hunts creek, near Rufus Cole’s, for On B street
1650 feet. two days. It was made from shells gath­ Oregon.
..............
J. W. Sowden, the general rustling agent
Engel, who went thither last week.
650
John M. Gearm. the last democratic nom
the same old channel and are sinking a •4 C *’ east............
ered at the roust this summer by Mrs.
44
inee for congress, was expected home from for the Jacksonville Marble Works of J. C.
8. Rosenthal, the grntral merchandise shaft through the sandstone,
100
Spring
....
Geo. Gibson and daughter and represents Europe last week. It is thought his wife Whipp. will be in this vicinitv again in a few
It
..........
1400
man of Medford, and B. N.Webb took Mon­
weeks, soliciting orders for this well-known
Capt. Wilbourne with his San Francis­ M Mechanic
the description of the gates ajar, as giv­ will remain a while longer with the children institittion.
day's train for a trip to ban Francisco.
1000
Maple
...................
Save your orders for monu­
co company are running a tunnel on the It Wimer.....................
en in the Bible,with a cross lying outside ! in Paris.
ments, etc., etc., for him.
*
.1300
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
south side of the Klamath, opposite Gil­ II Woolen
and crown inside the pearly gates. It is a
1700
..............
The young ladies of the Congregational
Faun bpeticer fell from the porch Haturday
Miner’s addition to Ashland is the choicest
fine piece of hand-work. White glue i church will give a “Pink Tea” and social and best located for residence purposes. !
Manzanita
1150
and broke ita arm. Dr. Hunger fixed it up. son’s, with the intention of striking.it rich
II
on
the
same
ancient
channel.
900
Laurel .....................
was used as the sticking power.
Friday eve, Sept. 27th There will be a pro­ Consult vour own interests and see this !
Geo. F. McConnell. Wells, Fargo A Co's
..............
900
gramme after tea. Adults,25cents;children, addition "before investing in outside proper-1
This is supposed to be the bed of some II Bush
express manager, and Dau Waldroop, of
Seven
fruit
and
confectionery
stands,
1
ty. Low prices, Easy terms. Call on the I
I«
... 1350
R. M. Garrett's, are both down on the sick old river that existed in ancient times, II Church......................
premises for information.
f •
a two-legged calf (native product) tent, 15. All are cordially invited.
1000
An exchange says that if you want a place
list.
that ran from north to south. It is be­ •I Nntley and Pine
two
swings,
a
cane
pitching
fake,
and
two
The
Helman
form
in
the
city
of
Ashland
j
1700
Hargadine and Fork
to have the appearance of a deserted ham­
Mrs. R. V. Beall, of Central Toint, was lieved to have been a greater stream than H
restaurants are located between the gate let, on whose rafters the owls perch, and in has been sulxiivided and is now ouered in I
1500 It
Allison
and
Iowa
small tracts at very reasonable prices. If j
up last haturday having some work done by any now running west oi the Rocky II
and the track.
.1350 II
the night hoot in the vicinity of its desola­ you want a pleasant home or a good invest-I
Dr. A. C. Caldwell, Ashland’« expert den­ mountains. The fact of its course being it Morton......................
44
A lid* Ave..................
... 1100
The buzz of their new peanut roaster tion, talk to every one you meet of hard meat in a good part of Ashland don’t fail i
tist.
to see this tract. For »ale by G. F. Billings,
through mountains and valleys is ex­ • I C St., west ............
1000 • I
attracts the attention of the populace to times.
or A. D. Helman.
1-49.
Cal. Cunnyngbam, who has been mining plained this way: Long years ago earth­
Total,
of
all
size«,
76,240
feet,
or
nearly
the
Ashland
Soda
Fountain
stand
of
Par
­
Dr.
J.
B.
Newman,
acting
railroad
phys
on Evans creek, wae in town the first of
The Oyster season is now open at the I
quakes or other great eruptions change«) fifteen miles. Twenty Fire Hvdrants.
kinson & Lucas for fruits, confectionery, ician, was called to Tolo last Friday to at­ European Restaurant where you will j
the week. They are waiting for the winter
the
face
of
nature
in
certain
place«
which
tend
Frank
Leet,
section
boss.
He
was
etc.
The Klamath Utah and Dani.
always get those large delicious Eastern j
rains.
down with typhoid fever and Dr. Newman oysters, by the dish or by the can. Under I
would alter the course oi the streams, j
The variety stand of Dr. Will Jackson
Ueo. Grigsby, of Portland, son of Jeff
Salem, Or., Sept. 23—Governor Pen-
had
him
takeu
to
the
railroad
hospital
at
Masonic Temple, Main street, Ashland,1
Grigsby, and W. H. H. Beebe, recently which probably traversed their tegular, noyer received to-day the following dis­ is the first one on the ground to tackle Sacramento.
Oregon.
B. F. S nyder .
from Dakota, will open a business here courses for many years, and thus be turn- i patch :
you for your small change.
’ From all points between Redding, Cal.,
ed in another direction, making new J
soon.
Linkviile, Or.. Sept. 21.
TCKSDAY.
and Rock Point. Or., to Yreka. Cal., the 8.
BORN.
Wra M. Davis, of Henley, was over to rivers and going on washing and cutting ; Governor Pennoyer, Salem, Or.: Lieut.
The first Tuesday was a running race. P. R. R. Co., will sell tickets round trip for
away
the
country
into
new
channels,
'
see bis old friend» ami comrade? this week.
Alfred M. Fuller,
Second cavalry,
reports
----- , ---------
—.. ,.-
r—* : single (lash of one-half mile, purse, one and one-third fare to all per ons attend­ SPENCER—Near Ashland, .Sept. 19th, to
He expects to do well in hi? mines this canyons and valleys. This monstrous i as follows: * The Klamath River Improve- i
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Spencer, a son.
50. Chas. Rippev entered gr. h. Cap, ing the district fair at Yreka, Cal., from the
winter.
river evidently hel<i its sway and kept it- ■ rnent Company have built a dam across the ! John Gridley rider; John A. Carlisle en­ 2d to the 5th of October, 1889, inclusive.
BRUNK—In this .city, Sept. 22d, to Mr.
Caph A. D. Helman took bis daughter, self intact longer than any river up to Klamath river at Manistee, Siskiyou coun­ tered dark bay, John L. ¡Sullivan, Ed.
and Mrs. W. H. Brunk, a daughter.
Peter J. Chavner and tV. (4. Kenny were
Mrs. John Carter, home to Linkviile, Mon­ this age of the world. Gold always goes ty. Cal., four miles from Ager station, with­
in
the
city
the
first
of
the
week
with
a
hand
Mauzee rider; Wm. l’eninger entered
A RAKE OPPORTUNITY.
day, after a visit of several weeks in to the bedrock and the most is found in out providing a fishway; that fifteeu or
of 16 head of horses they liad purchased
twenty peoplo are employed night and day sorrel mare, Mollie McCarty, Thos. Tur­ from Henry Vincent, of Langell valley, at
Ashland.
The lease, furniture, etc., of the St. Cloud
the channels of rivers, and the reason
J. K. Pigney stopped off in Ashland Mon­ that roost good mines are located in the taking large quantities of salmon and de­ ner rider. Cap drew inside, John L. $80 per head. They were taken to Jackson­ House, Central Point, is odered for sale for
stroying
thousands
of
others
;
that
the
river
next
and
Mollie
outside.
Cnp
was
the
the
next four weeks. Everything new and
ville, where they will be broken to use as
day night, being on his way home to Grant’s mountains in preference to the valleys is
first-class. Will sell dining room and
is fairly polluted with dead fish, all in vio­ favorite in the pools, Sullivan next and carriage animals for the northern market.
Pass from Dunsmuir where he will prob­
I kitchen, without bar or tied rooms, or will
that the mountains were stronger and lation of law. There is much indignation Mollie last. Cap won by about half a
ably remain.
California thinks she is a great com-pro­ sell all together. The bouse is doing a good
.more compact, hence could hold the gold among the people in this part of California length, Mollie second, John L. distanced. ducing country, and Fresno papers have business. Satisfactory reasons given for
O. T. Coshow, a business man of Browns- 1
and Oregon, and needed measures should
been doing some loud blowing about a stalk selling.
ville, is making the valley and his fnend, in its grasp longer than the valleys,where be taken to stop the lawless acts, and to Time, 52}i.
Hon. W. K. Price, a visit, while attending the gold would work its way down by have a fishway constructed that will allow
Trotting race, 3 minute class, best two measuring 15 feet. They should come up
I
reason of being much heavier than any
this way if want it beat. Judge Tolman
the district fair.
the millions of salmon to go up this impor­ in three, purse, $125. F. W. Van Dyke
Gew. John F. Miller and lady came up other mineral, into the channel*of rivers tant river, as this is the season that they entered bl. s. Adrian, by Adirondack, went out in his field last week and cuts
from the Willamette Sunday to make their and lodge mostly in canyons. For in­ must go up to deposit their spawn.
dam Rockwood
D. ''«IHIDvVj;
Gambeej- stalk that measured 16 feet to take along
MM Drover,
, W.
»» • AZ.
with his stock to the district fair.
House and two lots, cor. Third and C
headquarters at Ashland and attend the stance, take the Klamath river and its
N. A. M ii . es ,
driver; Jas. McDonough
1
entern! grf?
streets, Ashland, Oregon. One minute
Eight
wagons
from
Dakota,
each
carry
­
district fair at Central Point.
tributaries. Out in Klamath countv and
Brigadier General, Commanding.
mare, Georgia . Woodtborpe, by Altamont",
Altamon ing a family, passed through Linkviile from Depot, ten seconds from public
John Wells loaded up yesterday and in Siskiyou where the valley bordering it
Upon receipt of this, the governor sent dam Old Jake, A. 8. Mount, driver. Tuesday. One of the wagoners said that an school. For terms call on Tom Lynch,at
started on his journey homeward to Sprague is open, and in the Little Shasta and Big
the following diepatch to Gov. Waterman: Adrian drew inside, Adrian commenced unparalleled drouth in Dakota is causing an the Barber Shop.
river. John bet on the beat horse at the Shasta sections, where very large acres
trotting right away from Georgia from exodus from that region. “The cold is bad
Salem, Or., Sept. 23.
fair, but the other plug won the money.
I
of valley land are drained l>y the streams
Governor R. W. Waterman. Sacramento, the start, and when near the half mile enough,” said a careworn, motherly lady,
Fall and Winter Clothing. !
Chas. Hughes, vice-president of the dis­ there is no gold to be found, but where
Cal.: I forward you the following dispatch pole was about 200 yards ahead. But “but the drouth was too much, and we had
trict fair, who is also interested in some
the Klamath begins to run through can­ from Brigadier-General Miles. Inasmuch here Georgia began doing some smooth l>een longing to come to Oregon, anyway.”
copper mines at Wilderville with 8upt. J.
as the matter complained of is within the
and pretty trotting while Adrian seemed They went to Rogue river valley.—[Star.
Brandt, has been attending the fair this yons and a steep country is where all the
jurisdiction of California, will you please
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, commander, Col.
mining
is
carried
on
and
the
gold
taken.
week.
to lose liia grip and was getting slower,
take steps to correct the abuse.
Burton, inspect r. for the department of
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Lofltus, Jr., arrived That the country through Jackson and
until
overtaken
by
Georgia
at
the
three-
S ylvester PxsNOYxa,
the Pacific, with headquarters at the Presi-
in Ashland Monday from the Loffius ranch Siskiyou counties is where this ancient
quarter pole, keeping ahead until she deo, near San Francisco, and Lieut. Fuller,
Governor of Oregon.
in Warner valley. Henry will return soon, river chaunel, whose existence wax first
ASHLAND
OREGON.
Under section 637 of the Penal Code came under the wire in 2:38^, nearly of Vancouver, and several privates, ¡who
but Mrs. Lolftus will remain visiting for discovered by the immense wealth of
distancing
Adrian.
In
the
second
heat
have been out to Ft. Klamath inspecting
___ just
__ ________
_ _____
of California the obstruction of a river
Has
received ___
the __ biggest
and ____
best
several months.
gold taken out of the same channel in
Adrian again took the lead the race was the condition of affairs with regard to re- | stock o! goods ever brought3 to Ashland,
as
complained
of,
strange
to
say,
is
not
a
Gen. Thos. G. Reame? left thia morning Sierra county, and that vicinity, is gen­
about the same as first only neither ani establishing the garrison there, will arrive A fine stock of imported goods. I also car­
for ban Francisco and Washington. He erally conceded by all the mining and misdemeanor until after the fish commis­ mal getting as far ahead as before, in the valley next Saturday via the Rogue 1 P’.,aV c*asses
^,enJe J’ou ,c*(>not
goes to the former city on business, and to scientiflc men who have examined the sioners have requested it not to be ob­
river
road
and
take
the
train
at
Medford
,
s
tocj(
for
yourself.
Nothing
but first-class
Georgia winning race and money; time,
the latter to attend the Grand Commandery mines on the south side of the Siskiyou* structed. The governor also apprised
for Ft. Vancouver.
work, a good fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
2:42
’
s.
The
pools
were
selling
about
General Miles of his action.
Knights Templar.
G. W. Cooper, who visited Linkviile last | Also line of a Conductor’s Cloth,
since the advent of the railroad. They
[The fish commissioner and other Cali­ even on both i.orscs and became week to assist in the adjustment of fire!
Simon Caro was circulating around the
F. £. ZIELLliER.
have all agreed that it is one of the best-
brisker
after
first
heat.
valley with a petition vindicating him of the
fornia officials arrived there this week,
losses
for
the
insurance
companies,
informs
!
charges contained in a remonstrance sent to formed ancient river channels in exist­ and have given the company plans for
A match foot race, 100 yards, was run the Yreka Journal that the business men !
Washington against his appointment as ence. The course of this monstrous riv­ ; erecting the necessary fishways, etc., ; by Sims Fairchild and a man named intend rebuilding their stores next spring, j
er, which has been more thoroughly ex­ ' which will be built immediately.
receiver of the Roseburg land office.
and will put up tenijxirary shanties for the '
| Smith, won by Fairchild.
I
John Rea, who is engaged in the fruit and amined hr the mining and engineering
A match saddle hoist' race—the Han­ winter, as it is impossible to secure the ne-i
cessary brick, lumber and other building !
cannery business in ban Diego county .was men of California than those of Oregon,
EAGLE POINT NEWS.
ley’s entered Couchec, and L. Pankey materials before the winter storms coni j
visiting John and Geo. Eubanks during the has been located to take across the Sis­
past week. He was upto the bacraniento kiyou mountains just east of the Siskiyou | Two men by the name of Geer have l>een Cap, Jr., which was won by the latter.
ntence. The new buildings will be of mod-1
The exhibit of fruits, grains, grasses and em style, and great improvements on the I
fair and took a ran up to Ashland and Port­ tunnel and winds its way down the I in this community, drilling wells for a
number of our citizens.
vegetables is splended, and consideruig the old buildings destroyed.
land to visit relatives.
mountains, and from the Klamath river
Mrs. Bilger, of East Portland, formerly dryness of the season, are truly wonderful.
C. W. Fowler and Frank Wilson, of it reaches out through the Montague sec­
E. T. Bartlett, while employed in the j PEACHES, PEARS, APPLES AND ALL
of Jacksonville, and Mrs. Geo. Love have The stock show is not what it will be next
Manistee. Michigan, were stepping at The
planing mill at Central Point last week,1 KINDS OF FRUIT. COUNTRY PRO­
tion, then strikes the base of Mt. Shasta, been visiting friends in this neighborhood. time, neither is the fancy fixings of the
Oregon la t week, and left Saturday for
somehow got his hand tn contact with a ' DUCE, ETC., ETC., BOUGHT AND
J. J. Fryer is pushing his new house to ladies what they will be (in numbers and sticker. A physician was called. The cords '
Klamath City to put up the engines, boilers leaves the Sacramento river to the west
SOLD, AND KEPT IN STOCK.
and machinery, twenty car loads of which and continues to Butte county, Cal., and completion a- fast as possible, and when quantity, we mean) next year.
were badly cut and he will have a stiff fin-:
FRESH VEGETABLES
completed
it
will
I*
one
of
the
finest
hous
­
probably to the Gulf of Lower California.
The fair starts off well for the first one, ger or two to remember the incident by. i
will he there the last of the week.
es, outside of the cities, in the county.
and
is
a
credit
to
the
managers,
directors
:
The
latest
experts
and
mining
men
in
Barty
seems
to
have
run
into
a
season
of
I
Every
day.
Poultry and egge always on
John Klippel, son of Henry Klippel, and i
A. J. Dalev, our enterprising miller, is and every one who had anything to do with bad luck that his friends think the man.iger ;
hand at my store on the Plaza.
a sheep raiser of Silver lake, was in town • | the vicinity of Henley were Col. Davis
the first of the week on a business trip. J I ami Mr. Osborne, experienced men in receiving a large amount of wheat and run­ it. We had intended giving our readers a of that department of Providence has g.ven ;
He took 39.000 pounds of wool to Monta­ that buainees, who were sent out by San ning the mill on full time. He is turning more detailed account of its proceedings, him more than his share. He has just re i
out some of the finest Hour in the valley, if but the vastness of the occasion overcame covered from a badly broken leg, which oc :
gue and before shipping came here to ?ee Francisco parties.
not in the state.
the reporter, and the matter will have to curred to him while at work in the mines. I
what he could get at the Ashland Woolen
Recently the R kcokd published an ar­
We have had some accessions to our vil­ remain over till another day.
The Pullman Palace Car conductors quite
Mills.
ticle from the pen of Joaquin Miller,
surprised)? received instructions last Friday :
Geo. T. Baldwin, the Linkviile merchant, I saying that the Columbia and Sacramen­ lage since I wrote last. A family by the
Klan.al
h
City
Doings
name of Alford and another named Max­
while on the train to go right through to |
was on last evening's train from San Fran- ■
The Klamath City Co. will engage five San Francisco and back instead of stopping ■ PAYS THE HIGHEST MARKET I
to rivers were once one stream, which urn have moved on the Dr. Whitney place
Cisco to Portland. He says the wholesaler?
PRICE FOR
and from all appearances they will prove a tons of flour and 50,000 ll»s. of rolled barley at Ashland. It will lie remembered that |
were very generous, offering them all the I was undoubtedly laughed at by many J blessing to the community.
from the Ashland roller flour nulls, and the S. P. Co. have only allowed Pullman to I
who
had
in
mind
th?
number
of
mount-
goods they wanted. The Ashland depot
I
20.000 lbs. of potatoes from others tor de­
has a lot of goods ready for shipment to tains between them. Dut it seems that | Rile.v Meyers, living on the north aide of livery at their logging camp at Spencer’s run his porters into the state of California !
“Walk-keen” has r. goo<l right to his Rofiue river, about two and one-half miles during October, all of * hich will be shipped on their lines for years, saying their (the 8. i Of Every Description Suitable for Ship- j
Linkviile.
[ ' north of the Antioch school house, had the
vctoner. an oi wuicu wU1 oe snippea B.) conductors could handle the whole of I
Mi«« Allie Farlow, one of the clerks in the theory, after al).
' misfortune to have his Ixrn with all its con- ^Y the Asbland-Linkville road. Some 50
I
VALLEY RECORD.
I
LOOK OUT
FOR
Blounts Clothing Add
NEXT WEEK.
Bargains in Suits,
Bargains in Hats,
Bargains in Underwear,
Bargains in Boy’s Clothing,
Bargains in Boots,
Bargains in Shoes,
Bargains in Neckwear,
Bargains in Pants,
Bargains in Jeans,
Bargains in Cottonades,
Bargains in White Shirts,
Bargains in Tobacco.
And in Fact Bargains in
Everything for Cash Buyers.
Yours Truly,
O. H. BLOUNT.
FOR SALE.
CLOSING OUT
AT COST!
F.E.ZOELLNER
MERCHANT TAILOR,
O nly 4 D ays
M ore !
We must Move Out by Next Tues
day, hence there will be a
Merchant
Jos. W. Hockersmith,
Grrand
Drive
Boots & Shoes
FRUIT SIIII'I'EIL
!
SALE
CHOICE FRUITS!
their trains. But within the last year Pull- ment. Packing House on A street, oppo- j
Ashland postothce, went to Albany Tues­
1 tents burned to the ground last Wednesday j men will be employed logging there then, man seems to be getting tn with the 8. P. site the depot. Ashland, Or.
Dead
Indian
Item*.
day evening with her aunt (Mrv. H. Far-
morning alx.ut 7 o’clock. The whole thing I * •■’mailer ton e of about twenty loggers are at a lively rate, having procured their tour- i
well who has been visiting her daughter.
Cool weather and plenty of smoke.
is wrapped in mystery, a« he was awav ‘here now. It ¡«reported that the company ist car travel, and now the privilege of run­
Mrs. Chas. Miller) for a two weeks visit.
The fire burned about a mile of fence for from home at the ti’me on the road to will lea.«e the Spencer place for three year? ning their conductors of this road. The
Miss Ada Miller lia« taken her place during . John F. Howard last Thursday.
Akin's sawmill, and Mrs. Meyers assured a.« the headquarters for their logger?. It i? next thing he will want is the the dining car
her absence.
John 8. Swenning’s team took a start me that none of the family had been to the ; * Rood P°int an<‘ «»h*8 *°n‘e 00 aw*°f h«y privilege.
L1NKVILLE,
OREGON.
LINK VILLE,
OREGON.
J.G. C. Winter went over to Klamath t last Tuesday, injuring the cart somewhat, barn that morning, but that the dog had annually.
E. J. Baldwin, proprietor of the Baldwin
» ity on .Monday’s passenger to assist in but no serious damage was done.
' kept barking during the morning. Her lit-1 The date of the special excursion from ho'el and a well-known millionaire of San CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS &
putting up the immense mill and machin­
E. T. Howard has l>een out to his father's tie boy, 8 or 9 years old, went to the barn San Francisco to Klamath City or Manistee Francisco, passed through Ashland Sunday
ery of the company there. Uncle Jake is ranch this week after some milch cows.
j to sec what the dog was barking at, and to will be on Wednesday. Oct. 24d. arriving at en route for New York city. “Lucky”
MANUFACTURERS.
I
a wheelwright of tong experience and the
! his horror discovered
that — the
hay — in —
the , 9 —
o’cloc»
the rooming
l’bilip Hought has returned from Mnl-
---------
- —
. . in _.
. . ~ and
.. departing
* *
i. in Baldwin has been a blacksmith, a farmer, a
Of Sash and Doors and all kinds and
company got a good wheel horse when ford after a niotnh’s visit there wit’i friends opposite corner from the house was on fire, the night. The rate has not been establish-
stablekeeper; he has kept a hotel, a grocery
they engaged him.
T r N«ril and Dave «nencer wore in this Mrs- Meyers, being rather a delicate wo- ed yet but will lie low. It will al»o be good j store and a theatre. He was a boatswain styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold­
ing and Brackets of all styles. Boats built
man. was powerless, and had to stand and for the stations on tne road south of R«*«- on a St. Louis canal, became a traveling to order. The whole or one half offered
Chas. E. White, of Woodville precinct, e. tion 'la 4 week after beet cattle
,
J. ..
. .
cattle.
the l>ani and contents, including a new burg on the regular passenger train. The
and who owns oue of the finest farms on
14
tradesman, crossed the plains and did a for sale.
(leo. U. Pennebaker is out cn his home-
} w
spring wagon, plows, etc., i sale of town lots is the object, and Close A
Kogue river, accompanied by his family,
I
rattling business in tobacco and rum with
!consuroe<1. Mr Mayers has the sympathy Sons’ brick kiln ’ band ’ of —
•-
Ashland —
will dish
were visiting relatives in the city this week, ;«tMd claim atthe Grizzly Soda Spring.
i the saints at Salt Lake City. Finally be
I
W. L. Neil had half a mile of fence ■ of tjlt. fntire community, and it is hoped out the music to make them enthuse. A I reached San Francisco, where the first
returning Monday as far as Ventral Point
tlmt those who have will divide with the liall will be given at Hornbrook.
where they took in the district fair. Mr.W. ! burned last week by forest fire.
! thing he dal wa« to start a temperance ho-
Practical Gunsmith,
i
informed the Kxroan that W. V. Jones, the
Howard Durkie and Johnny Thompson unfortunate man.
D ick .
! A car load of lime from the Wimer A I tel.' He became a brickmaker and made
Woodville merchant. Is erecting for himself , and their families are camping at the resl
Allison quarry left the valley this week for money. Ophir stock wa« ruining every­
<k»uncil l-ro^in,-
MEDFORD,
OREGON,
dence of Jarue? R. Howard.
\tx»x. '
f
*
a neat residence.
_
Klamath City.
body at the time. Baldwin tried his luck
I wish to announce to the public that I
—---------- —
The bill of the Ashland Electric Light
at it, and came out winner of $18,000,000. am ready to take orders for any kind of
If the coming winter proves severe, there
Motor Hail way, Etc
Syrup of Fie».
, a|Kj p(lwer Co. for lights for the month of
He is now ©J years old, tall, dark, wiry, gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines, i
will be a great loss of cattle and other stock,
Produced front the laxative and nutritious August, $40. having been approved by the
Mr. Converse, representing the Westing-, nervous, energetic and, like Sharon and tiling saws, sharpening knives and scissors i
now in feeble comlition in consequence of jui<*e of California figs, combined with the rimmce committee, was ordered paid,
etc.
house system, has been in Jacksonville this | other millionaires, has had lii« share of etc.,
the great »carcity of feed on the ranges, * medicinal virtues of plants known to be !
Office on Front street, in building with
City
Surveyor
McCall,
J. T. Kogers
and week talking up a motor line to the railroad, t,a(j meh u-jth woluen.
—
.
.
_
John B. Wrislev, the real estate agent. 2-4
caused by the extraordinary dry Manon, | j
most l«neneial to the l.uman syrteni. acts ,
K. Sutton were apfxdnted a committee ; an<i electric lights, quite successfully. The i Wfflow Ram h. Modoc county, corres-
Last winter was almost a? dry as the sum­ gently on the kidneys, liver and bywel«,
to
mea-ure
the
volume
of
water
running
in
Jacksonville
common
council
were
in
ses-
• pondence of Alturas New Era: Goose lake
mer. rendering it impossible for ranchers to effectually cleansing the system, dispelling
Ashland creek for this and next month,and non with him for several days and we lean. : hfts fa[len b pxact lllvasurenlenti 2 feet 2
-e- ure a gisxt hay or grain crop, where n*} ' colds anti headache«, anti curing habitual
report the same to the «-ounc-il.
have already agreed to issuing bonds for a ,
„¡nee'the 1st of June. How long
irrigation was affotded, and many localities ' constipation.
VEALSKS is
Adjourned to Sept. 30th.
hontvoi $3fMW<». while Medford has given I m jt uke at tha| ra.e w go dry, . , «
i
favored with water for irrigation during
another
tonus
of
$7500,
both
of
which
have
.
Rear
of
a
number
of
farmers
here
w
ho
PAINTS,
OILS,
PAINTERS’ TOOLS,
Stock
Association
Meeting.
la'niihnl
Room»
to
Rent
most oi the seasons, had but little if any
been accepted. The M estinghouse t o. are i arp g^ng to Ashland for flour and supplies,
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC.,
thi' summer. If we do not have a wet and i At Star Bakery opposite posiortice. A?h-
A meeting of the Ashland Stockmen s to
)>ut in a motor railway with the plant at (
CaUfornia ,,ttper,
that the brig
«tormv winter, however, lime« will be still * land. Terms: One for one j«rsou by the Protective Association is called to meet at
Jacksonville, and run it once over and back |
foundered in the harbor of Building Papers. Wrapping Papers
Phoenix,
Jackson
county,
Oregon,
on
the
banter, as tliere will 1« a dryer season next ¡night, 25cts; by the week. $1 .-to; by the
of
first Satuiday in October, at 10, a . m . By and over again to the railroad eve^- two ,
and Twines.
summer. Such a dry winter a? the la-t, ! month. $5.
order of the president,
Jos. A. C baxe .
hours, and when necessary over and back ’”“
and dry summer follow ing has never t-ecn
what
is
left
of
her
copper
sheathing
is
to
be
' J. C. Nr.n., Sec’y.
every hour. Besides this they will put in
Person*!.
All kinds of
known in this county since it« settlement
brought to the surface, ft is said that this
electric lights at both places. Tne citizen«
hv the white people, ami we fee! confident • Tin* following long list «* people were at
The latest styles of hats and trimmings
is the same vessel dial brought Napoleon
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
will soon arrive at Hunsaker's. These of both towns believe it is now a sure go. It back to France from the Isle of Elba in
t hat ti»e dryest limit of climatic conditions ; the fair this week : E vucyboby .
is quite an enterprise and deserves success.
('ON’TKACTF FOR
has been reached during this year of 188», I The Oyster season has opened at (be Eu­ goods will Is* selected hv Miss Sadie Kist,
1815.
who is now in the city for that purpose.
and that wa may not have
dry a -ea-on ropean Restaurant and OystParlor-»
Dave
Campbell,
of
Portland,
has
been
Iz>ok to vour interest' ladies, and see the
A Kentucky live-stock man has made a
P ainting , P apering , E tc .!
for 50 year? again.—[Yreka Journal.
: It is said that Mexico will ask the V. 8. to new goods.
new departure in the mule business. He matched to tight ('on Riordan in the Golden
Cor. M ain and G kaxiti streets.
While in the city call at the European I recall Gen. Sampson, the newly appointed | Chewing toliceo, siuoking tobacco and sells them by weight, and has just disposed Gate Club at San Frauds», in November
Restaurant and Oyster House btnrle
Athland, Oregon.
next.
of one hundred head
rigaierte« at the ifoda Fountain*
t—J at
— MM cents a pound.
American Uc&sel st Faso del Korte.
xeate only 2» cent*.
In Order
To Remove Our Stock
To Baker City, and
I__________________
Peterman Bros. W|gHNG
R.
¡TO REDUCE IT
J
Freight,
STRAIT,
ALL GOODS AT COST
FOR THE NEXT
DAYS.
EVANS & BRUNK
Do Not Miss This Opportunity.
Ashland. Or.