VALLEY
Mining Items.
Have Levied Taxes.
RECORD.
BREVITY BASKET.
When you send your child to SHERWIN
The following school di-tricta and towns
Wm. Still well, who has a number of
C. A. Eliason went to Yreka to-day on !
have levied tax for school purposes as fol­ quartz properties near Ashland under
for Drugs and Stationery Supplies
business.
lows:
bond, returned yesterday from San Fran­
Miss
May
Jessup,
formerly
of
this
city,
is
District No. ....
1, Jacksonville; ? 5mills cisco.
ASHLAND, O r .,. ...T hursday , Feb. 1,1894 School
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it is always better to send an order in writing.
in San Francisco.
” 5, Ashland;
“
6,
Central
P
’
t;
5 <•
E
F.
Kennedy
of
Oregon
City
is
in
Ex-Governor Chadwick is an applicant
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*• 38. Steinman;
3
town trying to start a custom quartz mill for the postoffice at Salem.
.»ER9ONAL ANI» SOCIAL.
•<
“ 49, Medford;
10 <«
or put up a mill on some of the well-de
*’ 73. Boulevard; 8
Cord Sackman, who came to Scott valley,
SHERWIN deals with children just the same
Go to G. W. Vaupel’s Shaving Parlor.
veloped prospects for an interest in tbe
Town of Jacksonville, .................. 10
Siskiyou county, in 1850, is dead.
same.
Jim Helms and wife went to San Fran­
"
Medford,................... 10
Harry Miller’s firm shipped 900 car-loads
as with you.
City *•
cisco to-day.
Ashland,................... 10
Staples «Sc VanVactar, in the Siskiyous. of lumber from Grants Pass in 1893.
started their mill again Tuesday on that
E, K. Brightman returned Tuesday from
A Splendid Wind-Fall.
Rufus Cole was over yesterday and re
free-milling ore that will go $40 per ton.
San Francisco.
Mrs. E. K. Brightman has fallen heir The deep snow prevents them getting in ports the winter very fair at his place so
Rev. W. B. Moore was up from Jackson­ to $25,000 by the death of her father,
Pfunder’s Oregon Blood Purifier is the very best SPRING
far.
their concentrator.
I
ville yesterday.
i
Martin Harkey, of Nokomis, Ill. The
A son was born to the wife of Waiter
Miss Adah Horton, formerly of Ashland, eetate was appraised at $100,000, to be
Assayer Allmen to-day turned out a Sutton at Port Orford, Curry county, Jan.
MEDICINE you can use.
is living at Palo Alto.
divided equally between five children. brick for the Ashland Mining Co. The 13 th,
Mrs. Joe Beach was on yesterday's train The will has been properly probated and operations on their lower level tunnel
Bessie Louise King, once prominent as a
for her home at Los Angeles.
she will soon receive her share. Mrs. were impeded bv a break to the Burleigh singer and actress, was on Sunday’s north
BUTTE CREEK NEWS.
W. W. WALTERS.
G. W. JOHNSON.
A. J. McKeaney went to Po'rtland Tues­ I Brightman is at present visiting her drill. The necessary repairs were shift­ tram.
ped from San Francisco to-day.
daughter at Biggs, Cal.
day evening on a business trip.
Nick Young, a pioneer citizen of Yreka, E ditor V alley R ecord :
The Steam Beer placer mines near Le died there Monday of pneumonia, aged 65
Jos. Robison and wife left to-day for San The Deputy U. 8. Marshal Business.
Wild flowers have made their appearance
land, have been sold by Judge Fullerton years.
on our hillsides.
Francisco and the midwinter fair.
F. W. Hogg has sent in his resignation and J. Rast to E. Nicodemus of Chicago
feel faint and weak in the stomach-
Francis Fitch, the Medford lawyer, was as deputy U. S. marshal. This makes it for $6000 The owner has taken posses­ no You
to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lewis, Jan.
WALTERS & JOHNSON,
appetite. Take Simmons Liver Regu­ 30. Born
1894, a daughler.
in Ashland yesterday and to-day.
necessary for Marshal Gradv to make a sion and will work them on a more ex­ lator.
Mrs. John Pelton and daughter were up third appointment during his brief term tensive scale.
Mr. Norcross of Central Point was here Counciling and Mining Engi­
C. C. Ragsdale is up from Colusa county last
The first man was Thos. Morine of Med­
this week visiting Mrs. O. Ganiard.
week on business.
neering.
W. W. Walters left Sunday for Siski­ to look after his business interests in Wil-
and after he held the place two
low
Springs
precinct.
The 7th Day Adventists expect to have ford,
Mrs
John
Baker
is
here
visiting
her
sis-
you county to do field work for the firm
REPORTS, WORKING MAPS,
a baptizing at the Helman baths next Sab­ months Grady asked him to resign "be­ of Walters & Johnson, to be absent about
There is a revival going on at the Baptist ter. Mrs. Chris. Pearson.
cause he was too much of a people’s party
bath.
and BLUE PRINTING,
of
the
church
this
week
under
charge
A. G. Johnston had a horse badly cut on
man.” The U. S. marshal business is a ten days. He goes in interest of San
David Herrin has sold out at The Dalles fee office and that high official expects Francisco capitalists. Tbe firm has a pastor. Rev. G. W. Black.
barbed wire a few days ago.
SAMPLING & ASSAYING.
and opened a photograph gallery at La his deputies to be thrifty and “make large business and emplovs several lead­
Dr. Powell Reeves, the notorious, manv
Miss Grace Stanfield left last week to
Grande.
creditors
may
like
to
know,
is
now
located
:o:
visit her friends in Ashland.
business.” Being “too much of a people’s ing men of reputation on mining, among
Dan Cardwell, representing the Roseburg 1 party man” is a piece of slang among the list Charles L. Lang, O. E. Crawford at Los Angeles, California.
Born
in
Eagle
Point
Jan.
27,
1894.
to
Mr.
stimates
furnished
on all
Keeley institute was in town yesterday on officials that means that the person and ethers. This firm merits the confi­
Lawrence Wall, of Lake creek, has his and Mrs. ‘‘Ted” Howard, a son.
kinds
of
Mining
and
Mill
Machin-
business.
arm
laid
up
with
fracture
of
the
wrist
bone.
charged with it is one of those kind of dence that tbe public has already shown
Opposite Oregon Hotel, Ashland,
The B. C. R. M. C o . are enclosing a large ery.
A fiery young colt kicked him.
Mrs. F. K. Butler, wife of the Wells-Far­ public officials that have a conscientious them.
l-ll-tf
lot
and erecting pens for the use of their Oregon.
go express messenger, is out from Portland regard for their oath of office and admin­
Joe
Hockersmith
leaves
to-day
with
a
If the predictions of Mr. T. James, min­
fine hogs.
on a visit.
train
of
21
carloads
of
hogs,
sheep
and
cat
­
ister its duties with fairness and justice ing superintendent of the Bears Gulch prop­
Dr Officer reports Mrs. Morine and Mrs.
Don’t lose time and make yourself worse in contradistinction to those officials who erties, Anderson, Sanford .t Co., are full- tle for the San Francisco market.
Burnett of Brownsboro on the sick list but
tilled, southern Oregon will, in the course
with pills and oils. Take Simmons Liver "work the office for all it is worth.”
Mrs. Donna Graffis returned ’home to improving.
¡Our Mackintoshes sold low before at $7.50
of two years, astonish the mining fraternity Sacramento valle,-Saturday from her visit
Regulator.
throughout the world, and Ashland will be with her parents, S. Furry and wife.
A Million Friends.
Reduced to $5 each to close
Mr. Watkins. Sr., and faruilj’ are living
The pay car went southward yesterday at
tbe Eldorado of the west. Mr. James, who
A
friend
in
need
is
a
friend
indeed.
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in
the
old
Frank
Lewis
house
near
the
ford
and
high-noon, scattering its silvery harvest
S. P. Wilson, former presiding elder
not less than one million people have found is a recent arrival in this section, is former­ Rev.
Our all wool tricot Macintoshes sold for $12,
along the way.
this conference, will move to Storm lake. on Butte creek.
just such a friend in Dr. King.s New Dis­ ly from Colorado, where he was connected of
Mr. Vestal ha* been prospecting on
Henry Oliver, Jr., who has l>een spending covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. with quartz and silver ruining and was the Iowa, next month, to be pastor there.
Closing out at $9 each
creek and claims that he found a
M rs. Dr. Webster goes to Sacramento [ j ‘ Reese
the last three months at Tolo, has returned —If you have never used this Great Cough manager of the principle gold mines of
color,
’
-
also
signs
of
coal
Boulder
county.
Mr.
James
stands
high
in
next week to take up the work of a lady
Medicine, one trial will convince you that it
home to Portland.
!Our dress overcoats, sold before for $12
wonderful curative powers in all diseases the estimation of many mining millionaires physician, who retires from practice there.
D. P. Matthews has turned out a large
Mrs. Wm Lyttleton and children re­ has
the Throat. Chest and Lungs. Each bot­ in Denver, and he has hopes of interesting
I
number
of
cattle
to
rustle
for
themselves.
Reduced to $9—all must go
turned to Cole’s, Cal., yesterday after a of
Scrofula,
whether
hereditary
or
acquired,
tle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or some of them in quartz mining in this dis­ is thoroughly expelled from the blood by They are looking quite well.
visit of several days.
money will be refunded. Trial bottles free trict. The similarity of the ledges between Hood’s Sarsaparilla,the great blood purifier.
those of this district and those of Boulder,
Rev. Richard Fysh, I. A. &c., &c.. is now
i oys’ overcoats, regular price $4
Ben Beall of Central Point went to San at Ashland Drug Co. Large bottles 50c. Clear
Creek and Gilpin counties, Colorado,
constructing a turning lathe and there is no
The
midwinter
fair
rates
are
increasing
Francisco and the Sacramento valley yes­ and $1.00.
i
be
says,
are
astoni-hing.
The
hanging
telling
what
he
wont
do
next.
Reduced to $2 to close
the passenger travel southward to such an
terday on a business trip.
walls with its hard, black granite, im­ extent
Co. “D” Celebrates.
that
the
coaches
are
full
of
people
A
gentleman
is
expected
here
from
Wash
­
pregnated with pyrities of iron and tnica; again.
Geo. W. Vaupel is now the local agent of
, ington to look for land adapted to hops.
Last Saturday evening Co. Dcelebrated its
Men’s wool lined gloves, regular price 75c
slimy shale; its foot-walls with its regu­
the Salem steam laundry. Leave your
We have acres of that kind of land in our
their
sixth
natal
day.
All
the
available
lar contact ma ter, are so regular that re­ John Parkinson, the Seattle man who rich
clothes at his barber shop,
Reduced to 50 cts
bottoms
Settlement Wanted.
room in Granite Hall was fullv occupied.
bought the Roper place east of Bear creek,
Asher Heald, of Barron, returned Satur­ About twenty picked men, tinder the lead­ semblance is striking at a glance.
Clinton
Wiley,
who
has
been
living
in
was here looking after his interests the
day from a visit with his pioneer friends m
BLACKWELL MINING ITEMS.
Men’s wool mitts selling for 25 cts
Siskiyou county, Cal., for some time past A LL PARTIES knowing themselves in-1
ership of Capt. J. L. May, went through
other day,
the northern end of the valley.
debted to Dr. 8. T. Songer for medical j
i ; the usual drill and at 9 o’clock the parade
came home on a visit to his parents the first
Blackwell Hills, Jan. 27, 1894.
Thos. Morine and wife, of Medford, went i of last week.
services or otherwise are requested to settle
Mrs. Clark pas«ed through to-day from I of guard mount waa executed, just the
Knowing the interest you have mani­
Men’s crush hats 50 cts—great bargains
up immediately, as the books wi I be placed
Crescent City to Vina. She will return soon , same as regular soldiers. After the com- fested in the niinitig industry of this sec­ to Oakland. Cal., Friday. Tom is a relative
I
atn
sorry
to
state
that
Miss
Lizzie
Will
of
Sheriff
Harlow
of
Alameda
county,
and
in tbe hands ol a collector Feb. 15, 1894, for
to take a hotel at Crescent City.
i son is reported verv ill with tonsilitis and forced collection.
, pany was dismissed and the munitions tion, I think a few items will not be out may locate there.
feb25
Meh’s latest style Fedora hats $1.50
[ pleurisy. Dr Off! er was called ye-terdsy
Rev. Geo. Robert Cairns, the Baptist : j of war stored awav, the hall was surrend- of order. For all accept many thanks
The supreme court Monday reversed the 1 and lanced both tonsils. Last night she
evangelist, passed through Tuesday to con- i ered to their guests. The armory proper from several old miners. There is a
decision of the lower court in the case of
Boys’ every day hats 25 cts
duct a revival at Snohomish, Wash.
To Whom it May Concern I
! had been fitted up with tables, where the great deal of quartz mining going on late­ Alonzo Nutt vs. the 8. P. R. R. Co. and re­ was somewhat easier.
J. M. Hansbrougb and Hufl A Happer- I ; older people joyfully engaged in various ly and some new strikes are reported manded it for a new trial.
A. J. Florey wants to know if you have
sett, the irrepressibles, are doing the turn games of chance. The lower floor was daily. New miners are flocking in con­
Boys’ nobby hats, all styles, 50 cts
R F. High’s barber shop carries the any democratic badges in Ashland; i. e.. a 'VTOTfCE I« HEREBY GIVEN that
on the Grants Pass-Ashland freight.
litterally a mass of dancing humanity, all stantly anti before long our country will genuine seafoam. Remember that High’s big pa>ch on the knees of the pants, worn LN the undersigned will not be respon­
remaining in position to repeat that sible for any debts contracted by bis wife or
EMEM ER. these are
Rev. 8. B. Chastain, the Central Point bent on having a good time. Messrs. see a great txxrm. The only drawback to place is the shop that you get a first-class by
"democratic
prayer.”
her daughters.
NELSON CHURCH.
this
section
is,
that
a
great
deal
of
min
­
Baptist minister, held services at Talent Alonzo Wimer and Wash Powell "rubbed
siiave. Opposite the piaza.
Ashlai d. Or.. Jan. 31, 1S94.
“S bonafide Bargains, so
Last Saturday Baxter Grigsby and fani-
Sunday and spent Monday in Ashland.
the hair of the horse to the bowels of the eral land Las been taken up by men who
According to final figures, Oregon pro­ ilv, living on the Merriman place near
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pretend
to
be
deeply
interested
in
agri
­
cat;
”
E.
Fitzwater
thrumbe<l
the
guitar,
I
don
’t wait too long if you de­
Hon. G. M. Stroud. Sr., was visiting rela­
duced 37,000 bales of hops in 1893—and these
BO ;Jf.
But the honest fact is, it was too, of the best hops grown in the world. Medford came over to visit his mother. Mrs.
tives and friends in Ashland last week en and Bud Hildretii knocked sweet melody culture.
and his sister, Mrs. Chappell, and
sire to take adqantage of
route home to Portland from an eastern out of the piano fort. Everybody had a done with tbe fullest intention of getting They found the top of the market every­ Thomas
I
other members of the family.
trip.
HOGUE—In Ashland. Jan. 26, 1894, to the Í
good time and on the stroke of twelve the hold of the best mineral land for specu­ where.
these low’ prices.
Lee Bradshaw reports that he was for­
wife of E W. Hogue, a son.
Wilson Potter is able to sit up, with tine tattoo sent the company to their respec­ lation. From what I can learn there has
There will be a song service at the Pres­ bidden to pass through G. \V. Apgar’s
been protest after protest sent to the gen­ byterian church next Sunday evening. The
prospects for his recovery from his late tive quarters.
—In Ashland. Jan. 28. 1894, to
along the road, one day
_ _____
la^t LOFFTUS
spell of illness. Dr. Brower is attending
eral landoffice, and also to Roseburg, but subject pf the morning sermon will be, : premises,
Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Lofftus, a son.
week
and
required
to
go
through
a
lane,
People’s Club Meeting.
him.
we have failed to hear of any contest in "Man the central figure of history and ' sticky and almost impassable. Such is life L1NEBAUGH—In Ashland, Jan. 31, 1894
Rev. G. J. Webster delivered a very in­ behalf of the miners being ordered. Cap­ scripture.”
M. C. Sullivan, the northwest agent and
to the wife of C. B. Linebaugh, a son.
G W. Daley, who is foreman in digging
I
chief villain of the Pinkerton detective busi­ teresting address before the Ashland Peo­ italists have been inquiring about our
P. W. Paulson, of the Elkhorn cigar
new tail-race for the Butte creek mill PARKER—At Lemont P. O., Butte creek,
ness, was on Sunday’s train for San Fran­ ple’s club at city hall Monday evening on mines, but are very reluctant about in­ store, has again moved the partition back the
informs me that thev will have to suspend
Jan. 15, 1894, to the wife of W. W. Parker,
cisco.
the liquor question and its solution from vesting when they learn the condition to make room for the thirty feet more show operations on it until the creek goes down,
a son.
casing,
which
arrived
from
Albany
the
the
People
’
s
party
stand-point,
as
being
that
confronts
them
in
getting
title
to
the
Mr. and Mrs. F. Roper leave soon for
as there is so much water in the creek now
first
of
the
week.
the midwinter fair and a visit with their put in practical operation in the state of lands. And while such facts as I have
that they can’t work.
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DIED
daughter, Mrs. Austie Carr, in Fresno South Carolina by Gov. Tillman.
stated exist there will not be much done,
Harvey Mack and Henry Newell have
Mrs.
A.
M.
Thomas
informs
ine
that
her
I
county. r
The club meets again next Monday until this octopus is destroyed, which sub-let the mail contract from Ager to brother in-law, Mr. Bailey, whom she visit­
BEATTY
—
In
Oakland,
Cal..
Jan.
28,
1894.
|
Lakeview
from
the
original
contractor.
H.
Our old friend. N. F. Steadman, formerly evening, Feb. 5th, to elect officers. A time I hope is not very far off.
ed last fall and who lost his wife a few weeks
Mrs. Beatty, wife of J. W. Beatty, of '
A.
Lawton
The
Examiner
says
the
figure
deputy sheriff of Jackson county, is now full attendance of members is requested
ago.
died
of
pneumonia
shortly
after
his
E. E. Miner & Co., from Ashland, are
Phoenix, aged 30 years.
city marshal and tax collector of Anaheim, as some important business will be tran­ down about 100 feet on their ledge on the is much higher than Lawton’s bid.
wife died; thus bringing a double bereave­
I remain Yours, &c.,
Mrs. Beatty was in Oakland undergoing j
Cal. Frank makes a very efficient and re­ sacted .
ment
on
the
relatives.
'
.
Judge Bond and wife, and their son, L.
treatment for a cancerous tumor. Mr. !
foot
of
Harris
gulch
and
the
ore
is
im
­
liable official.
By order of the president.
proving steadily......... Daily & Rolands G. Bond, passed through Saturday from i I understand that S. B. Reese of Newton. Beatty returned with the corpse on Tues­
for the fair, southern California and Iowa, a nephew of the late Lewis Reese,has day, the funeral being at Phoenix yester­
Grant Rawlings, chairman of the People’s
ha.ve.erected a fine little mill close to Seattle
Furnished Room
perhaps Mexico. Louis will stop over in come out to look after his uncle’s estate day.
Party county central committee, was in
their
mine
on
Panther
gulch
which
will
Ashland on his return, to visit friends.
Ashland Tuesday and made the R ecord a With or without board. Call at Wm.
There may be some things unearthed be­
i
9
be i<Yoperation in a short time. They
pleasant call,
(
Ernest Applegate severely froze his feet fore he returns, as it is rumored that there
Nelson’s boarding and lodging house,, on have a very good ore, which averages
Lost—A Reward.
day last week at the Cove ranch on the are claims presented that are unjust.
F A. E. Starr, the Portland lawyer and Oak street*
A Gold Cuff-Button, Round Shape; Lost
about $40 per ton......... Emil Holden & one
Dead Indian road. He thinks he will be
Tammany politician was on yesterday’s
Mrs. Ixiu Chappell of Coos county, one in Ashland last Sunday, on Main street.
w
struck
a
very
rich
ledge
with
their
Medford
eJ
'
able
to
thaw
them
out
in
a
couple
of
weeks
train with his bride to spend their honey­
of the leading business men of the town of Finder will be liberally rewarded by return ’•v«l
tunnel in Soldier gulch. Tbe tunnel is so that he can get his boots on any how.
moon in California.
Marshfield, having leased her property and mg to Olis Frierson, Hotel Oregon.
Geo. Buffington went
shland to-day. about
65 feet and their intention is to tap
The Heck family, of Gold Hill, who were business in that place has moved to our
A. Fetscb, the Medford merchant tailer,
The 10-vear-old daughter of W. J. Sturgis the ledge of their Odd Fellow mine. The somewhat
Ileal Instate Transfers.
concerned in the cause of the town to live with her mother, Mrs. A. M.
was in town yesterday accompanied by his died on the 23<1.
ore is a red oxide of iron and irom 5 to 6 murder of Jimmy Magure, lor which young Thomas, tier many friends extend to her
Mining claim known as the Shorty nrin-
brother of Grants Pass, who is also in the
Mrs. T. A. Harris will
rnfroni Canada feet thick. A crosscut from tlie main Geo Caldwell is in the penitentiary for a cordial welcome.
ing claim, also undivided % interest in a
tailoring business there.
within a fortnight.
certain lease of ground executed by M rs
ledge in the hanging wall proves to be life, have moved to Linn county, near
Prof
A.
L.
Haselton
has
been
pursuing
a
W. J. Virgin (the only full grown one of
M Parkiiani and Mrs M Patton to E K An­
another ledge of black burnt quartz, Brownsville.
Vint
Cook,
of
Ster
different
course
from
the
man
spoken
of
in
the male kind in town) returned yesterday
derson et al, also undivided interest to cer­ rri ft twi
Jn'l I
. ..
*
Lprgypects
very
rich
in
fine
gold,
the
New
Testament
that
"tore
down
his
Saturday
for
Portlaud.
The Roseburg manager of the Riddle
trom a business trip to Redding and other
tain null site located nee 6.1893. by Geo S
hams
and
builded
greater.
”
He
has
torn
e
thickness
of
about
5
feet.
The
nickell mines is expecting a cablegram from
OIRZEG-Oisr.
ASHL
.A.USI
ID,
northern California towns.
Dr. Demorest and wife returned
Sanford
et
al,
all
in
see
12
ip
39
s.
r
I
w;
I
m shows a chimney for the length London from Col. Taylor announcing the down his large barn and is erecting a small­ >3333.33%.
Wm. Jeans and wife, who ha”e been vis­ from Dakota this week
feet, and can be easy shoveled out. sale of the mines to the English syndicate. er one. and will utilize the ground it stood
Geo S Sanford to M J Goldner—% inter­
iting S. G. Netherlands and wife, left for
O. Harbough was in Ashland Sunday to It looks black like coot aod prospects The sale of the Riddle nickell mines, like on for garden purposes.
est in same property; same consideration.
Reopened, Refurnished and Completely Renovated.
Missouri yesterday via Los Angeles where look after a band of sheep he has a mort­ rich in fine gold......... Parmer & Warner the pay day at the Pokegama lumber mills,
We
have
had
a
change
in
our
business
Geo S Sanford to H S Sanford—% inter­
they will visit other relatives.
gage on.
keeps
right
on
being
expected.
affairs
here,
F.
B.
Inlow
having
disposed
of
est in same property; same consideration.
are down with their shaft about 65 feet
.,<■= .-¿.=====Un(ler New Management,
B. F. Myer, who has been visiting rela­ John Savage. Jr., has returned to Salem in Soldier’s gulch on a ledge which pros­ C. W. Dunn.who was in the San Francis­ his stock of eoods to Mrs. Sophia Emery
Geo Crowson and wife to E Sutherland—
tives in Ohio and Pennsylvania for some after some time profitably spent m southern pects well......... Prof. Saudlewood has co jail for several days last week while the (consort of the late Eber Emery) and Jas. all of the t> w % of s w % of s e % sec 14 tp I
time past, will return home at an early Oregon.
were convicting him of every Davis, her son-in-law, is now in charge. 39 s, r 1 e; $400.
prospected Ibis section for the last two newspapers
date by way of the Southern Pacific.
H Scribner and wife to J H and W Lette- I
villainy
known
in the catalogue of crimes, We wish Mrs. E. abundant success in her
F. Fetsch, of Grants Pass, was here this months successfully, with his stick pro­
ken—s e % sec 1 tp 35 s, r 2 w: $600.
H. Templeton, formerly of Dead Indian, week visiting his brother, A. Fetsch, our cess. The old gentleman discovered, has been discharged from custody, the |x>- new enterprise.
E I’ Pickens and wife to Otis Frierson— II
lice being unable to make him fit any of
has taken up a ranch near Scottsburg. enterprising and rustling merchant ta>lor.
FKEE BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS.
I spoke some time ago of the arrival of 320 acres of land in tp 36 s, r 2 w; $7.200,
with
the
aid
of
his
stick
and
a
$5
piece,
the
prison
cells
that
the
sensational
papers
Douglas county. Jim Hess, who left here
Mr. W. H Schmerker, the new miller.
Mrs.
C.
H.
Daley,
of
Tolo,
has
gone
to
Philander
Powell
and
wife
to
directors
of
i
three
of
the
finest
defined
Bull
ledges
in
had
located
him
for.
with him, is trapping near Loon lake.
Well, he has proved himself to be not only school district No 60—1.13 acres of land in
Portland on a visit, and her parents, Mr this country. As soon as Bill Nye comes
Parties intending visiting the midwinter a first-class miller but he knows how to use sec 33 tp 39 s, r 2 e; $ 1.
Miss Etta Judge, of the Postal telegraph, and Mrs. Roberts, will return with her.
i
back from England he and the professor fair should patronize the Union Pacific the plane and saw. for he has made for his
who has held a fine position at Stockton,
H Fleckenstein «-tai to L Livington—tract I
Henry
Klippel
was
up
in
Oregon
the
past
will
begin
operations
at
once.
God
bless
use
in
the
mill
a
tool
chest
that
would
re
­
steamers,
as
this
company
has
placed
in
Cal., returned home to Ashland Tuesday to week to see Henry Blackman about being
in tp 35 s. r 2 w; $215.50.
remain for some time to improve her health. appointed deputy internal revenue collect­ him and the Salvation Army, as both effect from Portland the low rate of $22.00 flect credit upon any of our cabinet makers.
E F and Prudence Walker to C B Rostel j
probably will prove a great benefit to our | to San Francisco and return, which includes
1 unintentionally omitted to state in tny and P Donegan—120 acres in tp 36 8, r 2 I
While coming over the mountains from or.
meals and berth. Full particulars can be last that Mr. B. B. Hubbard, who has been w; $1.
country.
A n O ld M ines .
Ft. Jones to Yreka J. C. Eubanks met with
obtained bv addressing W. H. Hurlburt, A. confined to the house with la grippe and a
R. R. Dunn was here this week. He for­
Anna Dean to I J Hansen—18.15 acres in
an accident that mashed one of bis feet. merly represented Staver & Walker, but is
G. P. A., Union Pacific System, Portland complication of other d'seases is so that he tp 37 s, r 2 w; $1.
Spray your Trees lor the Scale.
He was laid up at Yreka for ten days but is now with tbe Wheeler & Wilson Co. in San
Sisters of the Holy Name to 1 J Hansen— ,
K rause ’ s H eadache C apsules —Warrant­ is on the street again. Also that Mrs.
again able to be on the road.
I am now prepared to spray trees and
Francisco.
ed. For sale by T. K. Bolton, Sole Agent. "Dick” and family (they all had the grippe) 7 acres mining land in Willow Springs dis­
shrubbery
for
the
San
Jose
scale,
T
am
Misses Flora Taylor and Josie Dixon,
Misses Pearl lleeser and Nellie Bolton,
are able to make good hands at the table trict ; $25.
Bob Riel.v, one of the la*t survivors of the again.
F Roper to S O Chautauqua Ass’n—7.73 i
Clarence Farnham, Ed. Drew, Horace Robt. Everly, G. C. Farr and R. J. Lamar using Mr. J, H. Stewart’s compound with
Rogne
river
Indians,
brought
to
the
Grand
Reeser and C. E. Hooper went to Medford were the Grants Pass delegation here at which he had so much success in the past
acres in tp 49 s, r 1 e: $1500.
Rev.
F.vsli
preached
last
night
to
a
crowd
Tuesday to attend the young people’s Bap­ Tuesday’s convention.
U S to E F Walker—patent to 120 acres |
year in his orchards near Medtord. Ronde agency in 1856. died there the other ed house on the subject of "lost opportuni­
day trom la grippe. He was aged about 60
in tp 37 s. r 2 w.
tist convention and hear John A. Chap­ J. R. Williams is out on $100 bail await­
J R. C asey .
ties.
”
a
splendid
sermon.
He
preaches
iears and was much respected by both
E Brown to Chas M Pbeister—10 acres of I
man’s lecture.
ing the action of the next grand jury charg­
ndians and whites for bis many amiable next Sunday at 11 a ni to the children,and land in tp 37 s, r 2 w; $800.
Piercing Weather in Klamath.
Miss Amelia Muller, who has been visit­ ed with pulling a gun on Mr. Noe Both
qualities. There are only two Rogue Riv­ at 7 p. ni. on the subject of the unanswer­
ing her father at Jacksonville, returned hail from the Kock Point neighborhood.
A letter from Bly, (Or.), tinder the ers on the reservation now—Levi Taylor able praver. He called a meeting for to­
Rheumatism
yesterday to her po-ition in a San Francis­
night (Monday) to take steps toward build­
Jeptha Davison is living at Forest Grove, date of Jan. 28th, says the weather for and Sampson Wilder.
Is
a
symplon
of disease of the kidneys.
co typewriting and stenographic office. Washington
ing a church and parsonage. •
county, The reports about the past week has been fearful; the wind
It will certainly be relieved by Park’s Sure
J. W. Hockersmith's special train of 21
County Clerk Muller will visit his family in his mysterious
disappearance* and sus- blowing Buch a gale that it was almost cars will leaveAshland about 4 o’clock. The
The first of last week N. A. Young re­ Cure. That headache, backache and tired
San Francisco in about two week».
iiirions of foul play were without any impossible for the stockmen to feed their load is made up ot cattle, sheep and hogs ceived a telegram stating that his son Thom­ feeling come from the same cause. Ask
Miss Dora Pennington returned Tuesday oundation.
cattle. About eight inches of snow, which for the San Franciso market. Tne hogs as. who is living about twenty miles from for Park’s Sure Cure for the liver and kid­
from San Francisco. Her reported marriage
was on the ground, was melted by the and sheep were loaded at Medford. The Klamath Falls, had been kicked bv a horse neys; price $1.09. Sold by E. A. S herwin .
Benj.
Eggleston
and
wife
will
return
to
to Clarence W. Dunn proves to have been
was in a critical condition. His broth­
Ashland
next
week,
Mr.
Eggleston
says
rain and all the lower ground wascovered cattle at the yards of Ashland at present and
without foundation. As soon as Miss
In Probate.
er Peter started next morning bv daylight
came
from
the
bands
of
Barron,
Butler
and
I
the
report
that
he
had
shipped
a
carload
of
with several inehes of water. A heavy Wells. Geo. Barron goes along as chief for his bedside and up to Saturday no word
Pennington was informed of his unworthi­
In the matter of the estate of Emeline
apples
to
Portland
that
were
so
afflicted
ness his ambition as well as his name was
freeze that night prepared the ground for “buccaroo.” He will punch up the down­ had been received from him.
Turner; order admitting wi I to probate,
Dunn, and he never saw her again. Miss with scale that they had to be dumped into the 20 inches of snow that fell the follow­ trodden steers and afterwards take in the
and appointing Susie M Turner executrix
the
Willamette
river
was
entirely
false.
In
a
private
letter
trom
W.
W.
Parker,
Pennington was with the family of Kev. A.
ing day. The snow on the mountains be­ midwinter fair.
living on upper Rogue tjiver, Lamont P. O.. with bonds fixed at $6,000. J E Pelton, J F p
M. Russell, formerly of Ashland, during
The young people’s union of tbe Rogue ■
and 8 J Day appraisers.
Bly and Bonanza is reported by
You can never tell what a slight cold may he informs me that there was a new arrival White
her stay in California. The high-toned air river Baptist association held their confer- j tween
In matter of estate of Robert Westrop: |
of Dunn, his apparent refinement and the ence in Medtord Tuesday, the attendance the stage driver to lie seven feet in places. lead to; it is best, therefore, to give vour- in his familv on the 15th inst., a fine boy order appointing .1 G McDonald adniinistra- i
absence of any remote suggestion of vulgar­ being quite large and much interest was Walker Brown, an Indian, died at his self the benefit of the doubt, and cure it as weighing 9% lbs. The mother and child tor. and W K Price, C LI Daley and W P !
ity in conversation led the young lady to manifested. The national president of the brother-in-law’s place on Spring creek soon as possible with Ayer’s Cherry Pecto­ are doing well but poor Wantz is evidentl, Counts appraisers.
innocently accept his attentions at their union, John H. Chapman, of Chicago, was last Thursday. The Si washes turned out ral. A day’s delay, sometimes an hour’s very much excited over the event Blit his
In matter of estate of M Hanley; citation
face value’ .Miss Pennington was fortunate present and delivered a highly interesting in force to do honor to the deceased. Six delay, may result in serious consequences. father thinks he will l eather it through if issued to I L Hamilton administrator de
the
winter
don
’
t
last
too
long.
He
also
in being fortified with a good name and lecture in the evening before a" very intelli­ squaws were hired to cook; two beeves
Sheriff A. W. Charlton in charge of adds that they have had thirty inches of bonus non requiring him to renew final I
reputation and in being surrounded with gent audience. Mr. Chapman went south Were killed and others soli! to procure
Mike
Maloney, an insane man ; and Dep­ snow and that it has settled down to ten or settlement Feb. 6th, 1894; citation issued.
friends of good-standing and character.
Wednesday.
In matter of estate of Henry Richards.
other food for the funeral feast. The uty U. S. Marshall Manley Wharton who twelve inches and that his other children
In matter of estate and guardiamhip of
Dr.
J.
S.
Parson
was
down
Monday
as
­
coffin
was
the
finest
that
could
be
manu
­
are
playing
on
its
crust.
Stock
is
doing
HOTEL OLtEG-OISr sisting in removing an adherent ovarian factured on the reserve. The covering with a guard, W. L. Moss, had two Chi­ well thus far. but feed is getting scarce.
minor heirs of Saini Earhart ; citation issued
to Etta Earhart Stevens, guardian, to ap­
tumor from Mrs. Turner, a lady sixty years was entirely of velvet; the outside green; namen arrested for selling liquor to Indi­
F. T. Fradenburgh, Prop.
Eagle
Point.
Jan.
29.1894.
D
ick .
ans, were in town Friday bound for Sa­
pear Feb. 6th, 1864 and show cause why she
old. She had been afflicted about* two
should not furnish a bond.
J as C Murray. Port L Wasserman, Port months and a half and the growth had the inside a bright red. w hile brocaded lem and Portland. Thev all left Lake­
A
bale
old
man,
Mr.
Jas.
Wilson,
of
Al
­
In matter of estate and guardianship of
B l^Ceepiro, Chicago Otto Guthman,
reached the weight of 41 pounds. The velvet did duty on the lid. The handles view together on a big bob-sled and came lens Springs, Ill., whois over 60 years of
O N Sullivan,
C My rick.
operation was successful and the patient and trimmings were purchased in Klam­ this way in that conveyance for a dis­ age, says: “I have in my time tried a Emma Jane Webber, a minor; order ap­
I) McCarthy, G Pass resting easy at last accounts. This is the ath Falls at a cost of twentv-two dollars. tance of 80 miles. Sheriff Charlton re­ great many medicines, some of excellent pointing A C Stanley guardian, with bond
Alick,
S F
at $200.
F E Corgrove, R B James Porter "
first time an operation of this sort has been
turned this morning, Moss passing quality; but never before did I find any fixed
In matter of estate of V Schultz; order
J DePanglier, "
F K Dunn, Medford accomplished in southern Oregon
that
would
so
completely
do
all
that,
is
20,000,000
Stars.
through Monday.
apart property exempt from ex­
W A Hemphill, Oak
G E Place,
S F
claimed for it as Chamberlain’sColic, Chol­ setting
The fame of Johnny Barnum, “the can be seen with a powerful telescope. The
ecution and order for sale of personal prop
J M Kader. Eagle Pt F Cosgrove, Sac
A
concert
will
be
given
under
the
auspic
­
era
and
Diarrhoea
Remedy.
It
is
truly
a
‘ es of the Y. P. S. 0. E. of the Presbyterian
J Nichols,
”
J Del’angher, FrostV youngest railroad conductor in the world,” number is vast but so are the hours of sut-
medicine.” For sale by Ash­ ertv.
In matter of estate of Enieletie Turner;
J H Tyrrell. L’k Cr’k A L Morns, Roseburg is no more. His father, W. 8. Barnum, fering of every woman who belongs to the church at the opera bouse on Feb. 7th, 1894 wonderful
after one year’s lease of the Jacksonville overworked, "worn-out,” "run-dowii,” de­ under the direction of Miss Esther Silsbv, land Drug Company.
inventory and appraisement.
G F Schuler, Duns A J Jackson,
In matter of estate of Ada M Holmes;
W K Price. Tolo
Milpitas branch railroad, has had his fill of being a bilitated class. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre­ assisted by the best musical talent of Ash­
Circuit Court Proceedings.
order for sale of real property.
John Parkinson,
¡Otis Frierson, Ct Pt railroad magnate, and along with Leadbet- scription cures nausea, indigestion, bloat­ land.
Anna Teoper vs John Toeper; divorce:
Seattle W L Whitmore. Chic ter. is no longer connected with the road, ing, weak back, nervous prostration, debil­
and Honey man, DeHart & Co. are again ity and sleeplessness, in fact, it is the
ordered that evidence bn transcribed by
A Thoughtful Verson
N A Ambrose, City
W P Haskell. 8 F
List of Letters
running it witti John Dyer as conductor, C. greatest of earthly boons to women. Re­
and plaintiff given 20 days in consults bis best interests by baling a box
W B Jenkins, St Louis The Mayor of
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland stenographer
F.
Lewis
engineer,
Marion
Tryer
fireman.
freshing
sleep
and
relief
from
mental
anxi
­
which to tile brief and defendant given time of K bause ’ s H eadache C apsules at hand;
Steinman
AS Ward, Oakland
I P. 0. Jan. 29, 1894:
to file answer and plaintiff given five days taken as directed will prevent or stop any
E E Sayles. Steinman G E Schuler. Duns
Bednail, Mr J (2)
Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, III., was ety can be enjoyed by those who take it.
Swain, Erwin N
to reply.
Manley Whort«n A IJ McCormick, Stein troubled with rheumatism and tried a num­
;
Badger,
Mr
G
S
kind of a headache, no matter what the
Taylor,
Mr
M
insane Miner.
Adjourned for the term.
2 Chinamen J C Pendleton, Oak ber of different remedies, but says none of
cause—in fact if your skull was cracked it
I Lon, Henry H
Welch. Mr
A W Charlton,
H H Howard, Port
Jonathan
Ferrell,
aged
73
years,
was
:
them seemed to do him any good; but
W. H. B bunk , P. M.
Shiloh’s Vitalizer is what you need for would prevent pain. The frequency of the
Lakeview E C Evans,
"
j finally he got hold of one that speedily Thursday oom milted to the insane hos- i
Dyspepsia, torpid liver, yellow skin or kid­ attacks will diminish, and by taking the
F W Reid, Bluffs
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W L Moss.
I cured him. He was much pleased with it. pital from Josephine county He is in- ■
Jacksonville Jottings,
trouble. It is guaranteed to give yon capsules at the approach of a headache
Mike Maloney. “
Geo Schuler, Castella j anj feit sure that others similarly afliicted sane on religion, and is vicious, tor I Miss Rose Buckley, of Uniontown, spent ney
satisfaction.
Price 75 cents. Sold by T. K. vou will never have another. 25c per box.
J
MHansbrough,
1
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..
.
.
G S Sanford. N Y
For sale by T. K. Bolton. Sole Agent.
I would like to know what the remedy was three years he bus lived the life of hermit I Sunday in Jacksonville.
«i
B
oltov
.
Roseburg ; that cured him. He states for the benefit
F E Engwicht.
at
Grave
creek,
having
a
rich
placer
R D Hawkins, Tolo E P Tvnon,
of the public that it is called Chamberlain’s
Misses Nellie and Lilab Mitchell, of Med -
A J Jackson, Nevada E Allen, Philadelphia Pain Balm. For sale by Ashland Drug Co. claim there, which he hail worked con­ ford, are attending tbe convent.
R E Cantrail,
siderably. He denied bimBelf nearly all
Miss Amy Cantrall, of Sterling, spent a
Applegate
The freight trains from Dunsmuir to tbe comforts of life, while there were
I’ H Tynon, Koseb’g Francis Fitch, Med
Junction. Lane county, now run tri-week- many dollars in gold dust in bis cabin. few days of the past week m town.
F Engwicht, 8 P Co R Cole, Coles
ly, and from Junction north five times a Up to the time of his arrest, by Constable
Mrs. Geo. Howard and sister, Miss Mag­
Awarded Highest Honors World’s Fair.
R D Hawkins, “
”
F ”
E Cosgrove,
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week. Sooth of Dunsmuir they go-daily. Randle, who brought him to Salem, the gie -----
Eaton,
... - of Medford, spent Sunday in
A A Allen. Port
J DePangber. "
The tri-weekly comes into Ashland on old man had subsisted on a cow hide i Jacksonville,
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F H Baxter, N Y
Dr A C Caldwell.
■
the old time and leaves the same—every diet.
Phoenix John O’Neil, Duns
The Winonah Council No. 4, will give a
I social dance and supper at their hall on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Jack I
H C Vaupel, GasburgiS Baker,
The report reaches Caliente, Kern Friday, Feb. 2d, 1894.
I'D Wagner, Talent C I. Hughes, "
Andrews is the conductor for the
G E
bchuler, H’nbr’k Ashland-Grants Pass division, W. H. county, that a very rich 4-foot ledgr? rias
S F Longborough, m
”
Ira Daniels was examined by Judge Neil
o Wilson, a 8 ia
St Louis T R
F
i Jamieson for the Pass and Roseburg, been discovered on the summit of one and pronounced a fit subject for the reform
Ban F Louis, N Y
T __ M _____
Ward, , - S - F
Fred Wall from Roseburg to Junction, I of the mountains which surround the school. Ira is not a bad boy; he was more
E K
Brightman.
Harper, Duns and
E
" 2.:„_
______ do , James
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Lee Hendricks and Pat Tynon from old Havilah mining rump. That place sinned against than sinning.
W I* Haskel), Sisson J H Cannin, Phila
Junction to Portland. Lynde, Helmirth, has been dead to
B J Phillips, " Sacto
for the last ten I Mrs. James McCully leaves for Indiana
F W Reid.
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F K Butler A wf. P’t Parker and Sailor run out of Dunsmuir years, but this t ■ ’ ’ iscuvery has awakened next Thursday. She goes for the purpose of
E D Ivory,
“
C D Cardwell, Koseb’g both wavs, making Ashland every eight
administering on the estate of her brother
K K Montgomery.
excitement.
who lately died there. _ He
left a large for-
Grants Pass i F Fetscb, Grants Ps days. Twenty men are throwed out by interest and
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A Fetscb, Medford • the change, which will last only one
Don’t forget the concert at the opera 'tune-
of which consists of real tl estate
Maurice Winter. Pt F S Campbell. Albany month during the dull freight season. house Feb. 7th, given by the best musical ’n ^an Diego and.Riverside. California, and
. .
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J
M Will
in Tacoma, Washington. \.l
Mrs. M.
will go
Wm McCarthy. 8 F W P Smith, Port
talent of Ashland.
The boys don’t like the change.
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum.
«
via Riverside and San Diego, returning by
Toni Bernhard, N Y| Frank King
Bring
your
job
printing
to
tbe
R
kco
M)
TacomaSbewillbe
accompanied
by"her
H C Kinney, G Pass Geo E Neuber, J’yille
J. R. Secbrist and wife will visit Ashland
Used iu Minions of Homes—40 Years the Standard
daughter and grandson.
M F
G*tyU
office and law swaay.
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We have a few Overcoats and Mac
intoshes left and as we do not pro­
pose to carry any of thesegoods
over, we are selling them
at a great sacrifice
until closed out.
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ASHLAND,
OREGON.
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ASHLAND
HOTEL,
J. H. McBRIDE, Prop.
REID * M q TAGGART,
Merchant
Tailors.
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