VALLEY RECORD.
Hard sentences.
.
.
To Prohibit a Show
I
SSW*-’
BREVITY BASKET.
Central Point-Populists Campaigning I
PEOPLES’ PARTY
SPEAKING
The Evans & Sontag troupe are billed
Central Point, Or., April 15, 1894.
for a performance in the Ashland Opera
'J-
Le*ds went to the Willamette yes-
E ditor V alley R ecoup :—J. A Jeff­
house Monday evening. As the show er a'-
rey, candidate for representative on the
ASHLAND, Oa.,..T hursday , April 19, L894
would not come under the head of an ob-
Don’t forget the Chicago Lady Quartette peoples* party ticket spoke at the peo­
ples' party club room in this place last
I scene exhibition the city recorder would , Saturday night.
be compelled to issue them a license
evening to a good sized audience on the
Geo.
Finch,
an
1844
pioneer,
died
near
PERSONAL ANI» SOCIAL.
under the existing ordinance for an ex­ Roseburg last week.
political issues now before the people of
hibition where an admission fee is
the United States. He handled the sub­
Supt.
C
8.
Price
is
visiting
the
schools
in
G o to G. W. Vaupel’s Shaving Parlor.
charged. The city council convened last this end of the valley.
ject very skillfully and satisfactorily to
evening in extraordinary session and re­
Ashland will celebrate the 4th of July.
the peoples’ party and I am sure he made
-A-JSTD
T.
F.
Chapman,
receiver
of
the
Ham-
pealed the old ordinance and adopted
some votes outside of the party.
The
Mrs. Chas. Blade is visiting Mrs. Dr.
mersley
mine,
is
in
town
to-day.
and
put
into
operation
a
new
ordinance
party is harmonious in this part of the
Songer.
placing the issuing of show licenses in
(.'all and see Mrs. Millsap’s new millinery. county. Not one objection to any of the
Miss Lillie Rice returned Sunday from
the «iiseretion of the city recorder. As This spring's selections are very clever.
nominees, and we feel reasonably sure of
Portland.
the present incumbent is of puritanical
Geo. Howard was in from Johnson prai­ electing the whole ticket.............. Frank Peoples’ Party candidate for
Mrs. Tom Knight is attending the mid­
stock, it is expected that he will refuse to rie (near Parker’s station) last Monday.
William« of Ashland has promised to
winter fair.
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issue a license to the Evans A Sontag
Secretary of State,
The Arbor D»y exercises bv the children address the Central Point peoples’ party
Mrs. Will Rice went to the midwinter
show.
of the public schools last Friday were very club Saturday evening, May 5th, 1894,
Will apeak at the following places:
fair to-dav.
This business of making a law for interesting.
at 7 :30. We anticipate a big crowd and
Unless
otherwise ordered the speeches
everything
that
comes
up
and
then
leav
Miss Reeser is visiting T. J. Kist’s family
you will only have one chance a good time. Everybody invited.
will be at 2 o’clock p. m.
An Organized Industrial Army.
ing it to the ’‘discretion” of any one to Remember
at Central Point. .
t
________________
U
nity
.
the Chicago Lady Quartette. Do
The first regularly organized and man to enforce is a very dangerous prac­ not bear
Ashland (1:30 p. m.) Saturday, April 28th
miss it.
Mrs. J. H. SissOn and her son-in-law
Democratic State Convention.
Medford (7.30 p. m.)
equipped
Industrial
Commonweal
Army
tice
Law
is
supposed
to
be
a
great
were over from Stsson Saturday.
Simmons Liver Regulator, bear in mind,
Governor—William R. Galloway, of Jacksonville (afternoon)
cqrps with credentials to pass through principle based on justice, not a club of
Mrs. Millsap’s millinery stock is a very Ashland were here Friday night. It was power to he used at the whim or caprice is not an experiment. It is endorsed by McMinnville.
Grant« Pass (evening) ..
thousands.
pretty display. Call and inspect it.
Secretary of state—Chas. Nickell, of Roseburg... ......................
a company of 43 from Sacramento under of an earthly animal called a man.
Oakland (evening)..........
A daughter was born to the wife of As­ Jacksonville.
Dyspepsia in all its forms is not only re­ the leadership of Capt. Chas. E. Kain, a
The Evans & Sontag play is no worse,
Cottage Grove ... .......
lieved but cured by Simmons Liver Regu­ telegraph operator. They are a detach­ and could he no worse, than the blood sessor J. L. Wooldridge on Applegate on
State printer—Capt. John O'Brien of Eugene..............................
the 5th inst.
lator.
Portland.
ment from oneof Kelly’s regiments bound and thunder 1 ot that is exhibited every
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Junction (evening).......
Congressmen-1st district, J. K. Weath­ Monroe............................
Chas. S. Moore and wife and Miss Jessie
James Fewel has purchased Tom for Seattle to join the big crowd there. day on the stage and circulate«! by the
Roberts’ interest in the corner saloon at Their discipline was as strict as the reg­ rotten daily press and exposed for sale at Langell passed through Sunday for the erford of Albany; 2d, J. H Raley of Pen­ Harrisburg (evening)....
the depot.
dleton .
Albany.............................
ular army and the militia picnics was every news stand in the world. We midwinter fair.
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Supreme Judge—A. 8. Bennett of The Corvallis ..........................
The Black Crook Co. of a carload of clean
Rev. J. 8. Smith is in San Francisco at- not a circumstance. The men would al­ question the morality of a show censor­
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Independence...................
tending the congress of religions at the low no hobos or tramps to travel with ship for one evening and the unhindered looking girls, for a show troupe, were on Dalles.
4<
I Dallas (evening)............
Sunday
’
s
train.
world s fair.
Attorney
General
—
W.
H.
Holme«
of
them and they were a good looking and circulating of Examiners, Chronicles,
44
Lafavette........................
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Chas. Pattee, of Prospect, who has been intelligent lot of people seriously realiz­ etc., every dav in the week.
J. W. Hamilton, the Roseburg lawyer, Salem.
McMinnville (evening) .
Treasurer—T. L. Davidson of Salem.
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in Klamath county for a year, came in yes­ ing that their mission was an important
and his wife were on Tuesday’s train for
North Yamhill (1 y. m.).
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Not to be Exported.
the midwinter fair.
School Supt.—D. V. 8. Reid of Albany. Forest Grove (evening) .
terday to remain.
one.
Hillsboro
...................
The grand jury adjourned sine die Sat­
They were very willing workers and
District
Attorney
—
W.
H.
Parker
of
Mrs J. R. Casey returned last week from
Internal Revenue Collector Barlow is
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Albina...............................
San Francisco and Sacramento much im did about all the work at the depots be­ urday, alter taking much interest in the town to-day winding up the Chinese Medford.
Oregon
City
.....................
proved in health.
tween Ashland and Grants Pass for the matter of ordering a thorough exporting registration business.
Board of Equalization—J. E. Peterson
li
Woodburn ......................
of Grants Pass.
of the cou'itv’s financial affairs. They
W. J. Stanley wa* up from Woodville train crews
Silverton
(evening)
.......
" John Seafert, an old southern Oregon
Last evening a crowd of about fifty had concluded arrangements with Geo
Sunday on a visit. He is doing some pros­
Macleay ..........................
miner now of Wolf creek, was taken to the
Rheumatism
were in town beating their wav north. Kellv and Vinton Smith for the work, insane
pecting down there.
Stayton (evening)..........
asylum Monday.
■ '
Is a sympton of disease of the kidneys. Scio...................................
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Ex-Councilman Geo. Crowson and fam­ Thev were a miscellaneous set and were but when it came to the final signing of
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Capt. A. D. Rockefellow, formerly of It will certainly be relieved by Park’s Sure Lebanon (evening)........
ily left Tuesday tor Trask, Tillamook coun­ headed for Portland. Some of this gang agreements the grand jury whb threaten­
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Cure. That headache, backache and tired Sheridan (evening).......
got into a row with the railroad crew and ed that if they proceeded furtiter the pay Ashland, will be the superintendent ei the feeling
ty. their future home.
come from the same cause: Ask Huntington (evening)...
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Chemawa Indian school,
were
fired
off
at
Montague.
Warrants
of
the
experts
would
be
enjoined.
The
for Park's 8ure Cure for the liver and kid­ Baker City (evening) ...
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H. P. Weeks, the carpenter, is putting
W.
L.
Holt,
teacher
of
the
Soda
springs
grand jtirtf then haeswatered and insin­
.4 4
neys; price$l.W. Sold by E. A. S herwin . Union ................
up a smsll ice house for J. M. Hicks at the were to be issued for their arrest.
...
district,
will
give
an
entertainment
and
box
uated tluw the county court had the legal
Myer larni below Ashland.
La Grande (evening)....
Ja k'Onv.lle Jottings.
BUTTE CHEEK NEWS,
authority to hire experts and should do supper at the school house Saturday night
Elgin.................................
Tony Noltner, Jr., of Portland, is in town
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Mr an«l Mrs. Ed. Youmans returned so at once. Should the county court
The
democratic
primaries
to
hold
a
con
­
|
Athi-na................ ..........
weighing mails for Uncle Sam. a id shakidg home to Ashland Tuesday after a weeks’
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Pendleton (evening) ...
proceed to expert their own standing it vention to elect county ticket will occur E ditor V alley R ecord :
hands with old time friends.
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'
Arlington
.........................
stav at Jacksonville.
would be a whitewash, and even then the 28tb and the convention on May 4th at
Miss Ellen Terry, who is stopping at John ' Heppner..........................
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Capt. I. I). Anplegate returned home
Jacksonville.
Ashpole’s, is again reported on the sick The Dalles........................
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Miss Jessie Lange]!, B»ssie and Marie somebody would have the gall to enjoin
Tuesdav after attending the stale conven­
The Jackson county republican primaries list.
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tion and visiting Ashland folks.
Nickell are enjoying the sights at the- the payment of the scrip on that $5000 will
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Hood
River
(l"p.
ra.).
.
.
be held Saturday ana the county con­
Indebtedness constitutional limit..
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T.
B.
Higenhothani
and
wife,
of
Big
I
Cascade
Locks
(evening
1.
midwinter
fair,
while
visiting
relatives
in
Mrs. Wilkerson, who has been spending
4
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vention to nominate county ticket a week Butte, were stopping at the Pioneer hotel j , St. Helens......................
some time visiting her mother, Mrs. Parker, the city.
later, Saturday the 28th.
;
A “Kun-down”
yesterday'.
returned t<> San Erancisco Tuesday.
(NO BRASS BANDS.)
Mrs. Mollie Cameron will represent and “u*ed-up” feeling is the first warning
Rev. Oscar Deshler, of Marysville, Mo.,
That venerable old pioneer. Chancey Nye,
Mrs. C. W. Ayers left Monday to visit Rntn Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 4,1. 0. that your liver isn’t doing its work. And, is out on a visit to southern Oregon. He is
the midwinter fair, where Mr. Ayers is O. F. as a delegate to the state convention with a torpid liver and the impure blood an old friend of Dr. J. L. Wood, who is made bis friends happy by his appearance
on our streets yesterday. .
that follows it. you’re an easv prey to all showing him the country.
running a mining show on the midway.
winch meets at Pendleton May 14th.
suit« of ailments. That is the time to take
Mrs. Doc. Parker, Of Big Butte, was at
Isaac Wagner and wife of Marion county
The Chicago Lady Quartette Saturday church
Mrs. M. J. Canning and daughter, of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. As evening
night. Her many friends were
after s|>en<ling a week visiting Jacob Wag­
at the Opera bouse. Admission glad to last
an
appetizing.
re*iorattve
tonic,
to
repel
see her tn our midst once more
Portland, are visiting relatives here.
ner. left Tuesday for the midwinter fair.
fifty
cents
Reserved
seats
without
extra
They will visit the midwinter fair in disease and build up the needed fle*h and
Joe Rader, one of our rising young men.
Ed. Autenrieth returned to Yreka Mon­ com pan v with Judge P. P. Prim an«l strength, there's nothing to equal it. It charge at Winter’s grocery store.
injured his back a ehorttime ago. but I am
rouses ever» organ into healthful action,
day from Roseburg where his little daught­
Mrs.
Jacob
Neathamer
died
at
her
home
purifies and enriches the blood, braces up I at Rock Point Saturday, aged 81 years. glad to state that he is so that be can ride
er, Pearl, had been very ill with rheuma­ wife.
horseback again.
tism.
Judge Hanna over-ruled the motion for the whole system, and restores health and Mr*. N. was a pioneer lady of southern
vigor
The grand lecturer ot the I. 0. Good
Oregon
and
the
mother
of
a
well-known
Rev. (4. J. Webster leaves one week from a new trial in the case of Jackson county
For every disease cau*ed by a disordered family of boys and girls.
Templars. Rev. Crowhurst, is announced to
Monday for Sacramento to remain. His vs. Geo. E. Bloomer et al. The case will liver
or impure blood, it is the only guar ­
lecture next Saturday night and preach
Prettier Than Ever!
many friends tn Ashland regret his depart­ probably be appealed to the supreme anteed remedy. If it doesn’t benefit or
C. C. McClendon, of Satus Vai)
Jack- Sunday at 11 a. m.
ure.
court.
cure, in every case, you have your money son c .unty, is in Ro*eburg to-dav v.»th his
celebrated running stallion. Lewis P. He
About a week or ten days ago Dr. Officer
back.
_______
Mrs. Anna Mace arrived last week from
MILLSAP has received her new
The
students
of
the
higher
department
will probably make the season in Douglas performed an operation on Joe Brown’s eye. -A-V_^_ RS.
Montana on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
O'
vf n( with
niui V constant
’ ’Ili* loll I dUUIll()Il>.
1 Lie
stock,
additions. The
$500
i*
offered,
bv
the
proprietors
of
Dr.
of
the
Jai-ksonville
public
school
are
en
­
county.
—
Roseburg
Review.
removing
a
cyst
therefrom
and
now
Joe
can
Evans, and numerous old friends in Ash­
Prices are Stunningly Low and there is no
Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, for an incurable
use
that
organ
as
well
as
the
other.
joying
a
weeks
’
vacation
to
enable
Supt.
land.
The hodyof Henry Todd, who turned up
excuse for any lady to be without a stylish
of Catarrh. Their remedy perfectly
C. 8. Price to visit the schools in the ca*e
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, of capote. The latest styles are so varied in
missing in Josephine some months ago.
and permanently cures the worst cases.
A. E. Freeland arrived from the Willam­ county.
was found in Rogue River near its mouth Brownsboro, April 10, 1894. a 7-lb. daught­ shape, color and trimming as to suit every
ette Sunday to take a position as railway
some days ago. His brother-in-law, J D er. Dr. Officer reports the mother and face.
mail cierx between Ashland and San Fran­
Medford Items.
Deputy Sheriff Sisetuore made a trip to
Wallis, of the Montpelier, Idaho Post, has child doing well, and John is in ecstacics.
Every courtesy and attention paid visit­
cisco.
Salem Sunday, taking Tims. Godfrey to
Mrs. E. Williams is lying very low at the gone to the scene to ship the body east.
ors. No trouble to show goods.
Dr.
Officer
reports
that
he
was
called
on
John Blanton returned homeward Mon­ the state penitentiary to serve a ten hospital at Portland.
It would be well for the ladies to bear in night before iast to see John Rader’s baby;
day to Eureka, Humboldt countv. after a years' sentence for the killing of Jas.
MRS. L. A. MILLSAP.
Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Mills are visiting mind that if they take a gentle course of that she is very sick with pneumonia, but
visit of some length with his brother, T, B. Smith on the Siskiyous last September. in southern California.
at
last
accounts
the
baby
was
improving.
Ayer
’
s
Sarsaparilla
in
the
spring
thev
will
Blanton.
Geo. and flenry Hockenjos, of Port­
LEADING MILLINER,
Charley Lambert, ot Go’d Hill, returned have no trouble with “prickly heat,”
Rev. Fysh failed to go to his appoint­
Miss L. H. Additon, the W. C. T. U. lec­ land, arrived Saturday morning to attend from the midwinter fair Friday.
•‘hives.’’ "sties,” "boils.” or "black head«” ment at Lake creek yesterday, on account
turer wlio lias bee 1 stirring up tins county, the funeral of their father, John Hocken­
when summer comes. Prevention is better of being indispo*ed. However, be preach­ THORNTOM BLOCK. : ASHLAND
C. H, Pickens of Table Rick is working than cure.
was over in Yreka this week holding inter­
ed a fine sermon for us last night to a full
jos.
They
will
remain
but
a
short
time,
for a big meat concern at Portland.
esting meetings.
house.
as they are engaged in business at that
The
Lake
county
democrats
have
put
Real Estate Transfers.
Chas. Chitwood, of Ashland, is running
The Chauiauqua assembly, which earned city.
forth
the
following
ticket;
Judge,
J.
W.
Yesterday morning our Sunday school
Strang’s drugstore while he is in San Fran­
E B Mott to J T Inlow -lots 22, 23 blk L,
the town away with such enthusiasm last
Scott; commissioner, A. V. Lane; clerk, elected the following persons as delegates R R add to Ashland; $125.
summer, seems to have got its work in on
The Youman’scase was on trial several cisco.
U F. Abshier ; sheriff, F. P. Laue ; to the Sunday school convention that is to
Jos T Robinson to Jas Helms—right of
the community.
days last week. T-he jury having the
Chas. Strang and wife. C. K. Fronk and school superintendent, H. C. Fleming; meet to-day tn Medford: A. G. Johnson. way to lane 16 feet wide, near Talent; $100.
case
in
consideration
were
in
the
jury
and
8
Rosenthal
left
Sunday
for
the
wife
Ed. Heints and Joe Kays, furniture deal­
Supt., Mrs. Chas. Carney and Mrs. J. A.
G C Noble to Julius Meeker—194 feet off
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assessor. J. E. McDonough ; treasurer, Jones.
ers of Eugene, were in town yesterday on roopt 24 hours, as there were ten for con­ midwinter fair.
north end of lots 9, 10 blk 8, Park add to
A.
McCallen
;
surveyor,
John
P.
O'Far
­
a visit to southern Oregon. They will go to viction and two for acquittal; but after a
Mrs. Jackson Hockerstuith was down rell ; coroner, J. W. Howard.
One of the sheriff's deputies was out Medford; $556.
the midwinter fair.
long deliberation they voted with the from Ashland this week visiting Joe Hock-
Jas H Brown to C C Martin—land in
several days last week and while thev arç
Nelson Grimsley was up from Central Io« «king for Ted Howard be is looking for
ersnuth’s family.
The^’hicago Lady Quartette and Miss majority,
.... Jacksonville; $450.
Point Tuesday and sold his remaining half­
Cornelia Neltnor, elocutionist, will give an
Wnt. Angle was over on the Klamath interest in a Hooker colt to F. T. Fraden- them and the latter alw«yR succeeds first in
John Hockenjos die«! at his home in
Alleghany, Pa., March Ki, 1891.
finding his mam He was on our streets
entertainment at the tipera house Saturday
Jacksonville Friday morning, April 13th, river the first of the week looking after the burg. This is a very promising colt not yesterday,
evening. They are fine.
M b . N orman LtGH^{)yesMQines, la.
mining
interests
of
a
Medford
syndicate.
yet
two
years
old
and
is
being
trained
far
D^ar SirIfind ¿«aude’jf Hsgiiacbe Cap­
Ad. Heims, who is running his placer a ter a long illness from paralysis. He
Jerry Heokathorn has rented the Harvey
Capt. I. D. Applegate, republican nomi­ trotting at the Central Point trgck bv Saoe,
mine at Louse-creek, left Monday with his was 65 years of age and leaves a wife and nee
where Mr. Crump has been living. sules a ready send)-, iTfid can sav from per­
Cleveland,
the
horseman.
Thé
othgr
day
for
sheriJLof
..¡Klfngtth
county,
spent
s Mr. 0. turns it back to Mr. Harvey ) sonal experience that they are a good
wife and child and Mrs. Geo. Lance for a eight children; three are grown. The Monday visiting nis sister. Mrs M. L. Al­ the fleet, fooled animal made one eighth of
funeral took place Sumlay under ^h*
Jerry oniv has the place for this seas »n for thing, a* the other night thev cured me of
trip to the mid winter fair.
a mile in 11% seconds.
ford.
com, os Mr. Harvey expects to retuni this a bad attack of neuralgia in about one hour
Word comes from all quarters that the au««pice8 of the I. Q. 0. F. lodge atitt'WaS
Local musicians who have heard the fall and occupy the place himself. *
when usually it lasts a day or so.
The
JacRson
countv
Sunday
school
con
­
largely
qttende«!.
neatest and most satisfactory dye for col­
C. W. S mart .
vention in session this week drew a large Chicago Lady Quartette, say they give a ’’Olander Griffith started last Tuesday tor
oring the beard a brown qr black is Buck­
For sale by T. K. BOLTON. 8ole Agent.
Bash, doors, windows, shingles, lumber crowd from all parts of the countv. Wm. most charming entertainment; as good, in Silver lake where he has been staying for
ingham’s Dye for the Whiskers.
fact,
as
they
ever
heard.
That
their
ap
­
Ashland.
and all kinds of building material at Notris Reynolds, front Peoria, III., was president.
time before he was called home by
Judge Hanna h over ruled the motion A Co.’s lumber yard at railroad. U*qk< Much interest was manifested in the good pearance will be the event of the season, some
and every person in Ashland should be the illness of fits father Ab >ut the same
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for a new trial of Jackson county vs. the Ashland.
cause.
Grand Jury IV port.
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sure to hear them. The price, pf rnseryçd time Owen Grigsby accompanied by hi*
bondsmen of Geo Bloomer. The case will
We,
the
gra»a4«jiitMW-
said
c*>untv,
em-
brother
Baxter
started
for
eastern
Oregon
Joe
Hock
’
erfetAitb
is
in
the
conntv
buying
seats
has
been
reduced
to
fifty
c*pii
Mining
Items.
lie appealed to the supreme court.
iianeled at tbe Aprfetenu iuU>aid court, A.
where B. Grigsby has Interest in land.
a carload of hogs to be shipped this week guarantee a full house.
Israel and Billy Patton are busily en­ to San Francisco. Wherever Joe buys one
). 1894. would respeotfully report that we
The Chicago Lady Quartette gave a tine
About
ten
or
eleven
months
ago
John
ASHLAN ID, OREGON.
The
democrats
of
Josephine
county
have
have examined carefully into all ca*es coni-
entertainment in Redding last night, and a gaged
;
placer mining the Patton field with (log be puts in tw>> words for Hookersmith
Daley,
who
is
living
on
Elk
creek,
made
out
the
following
ticket:
Representative.
ing
before
us
and
have
found
true
bills
in
all
telegratp recetevej here sutys: flf they ; a pipe and full head of water.
or sheriff. The polls will show whether
appearance tn our town looking as cases where the evidence produced before
the political pledges have kept pace with Stephen Jewell ; judge. J. M. Chiles; com his
stop at Ashland, don’t tail to bear them.
misstoner. Ben George: sheriff Ed Wal­ happy as a clam at high tide. We were all us was of such a nature that in our opinion
Swinden & Hayes’O«»car creek placers the hog sales.
Reopened, Refurnished and Completely Renovated.
Chas. Sherman and sister. Lulu, went to cb-aned up $1200 tn an 8-days’ run, in­
lace; clerk, N. Gates; assessor, George anxious to know the cause of fijs apparent
conviction would re ult upon trial by the !
C E. Smith, of the Carker creek soda Boit; treasurer M. W. Cheshire; scho->l exaltation, but the caqse was not surmis a court
their Klamath county ranch Monday ac­ cluding two nuggets that weighed $200.
a jurv. We have inspected the
springs, was down from the Siskivous Sat­ superintendent. Mrs. Mary Simmon«; cor­ ed. until recently his wife came out ot the various or countv
companied by Miss Rosetta Waters, who
-- -
tier New Management.;
t ==^
offices and find the officials
urday
attending
central
committee
meet
­
luountitiqs
wifh
as
fine
a
specimen
of
a
will teach the Hildebrand district school.
The Mountain Lion mill shut down
oner, Dr. W. F. Kremer; constable, John
provided
with
all
necessary
conveniences
ing. He reports his club as well satisfied
baby as can be found in this country, and and facilities for the proper transaction of :
F-ftEE BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS.
Prof. Wm. Crowhurst, vice president of suddenly on William* creek, Josephine with the ticket and that it has the unquali Van Buren; delegates to the state conven­ then the mystery wax solved.
tion,
J.
W.
Howard,
W.
F.
Kremer,
A.
R.
county,
last
week,
though
on
paying
ore.
public business. We have inspected the
the supreme lodge of I . O G. T. of the
tied support of every popu ist This is in­ Yantis.
There is a point of a hill—yery promi­ county jail and find it in reasonablv good
world, is Canva-sing Jackson county in the Misunderstanding among stockholders. teresting as nearly every voter in that dis
interest of the order and organizing lodges.
N. F. Steadman, formerly deputy sheriff nent— that stands nearly opposite George state, but not with due regard to the sani­
The development work on the ledge trict is a populist.
of Jackson county, has beep re- elected city Brown’s Stere upon which a number of the tary condition of the prisoners confined
Geo. Yeagar, east of Bear creek, has sold from the new tunnel of the Ashland mine
Wm.
Robinson
was
over
from
Pokeganta
folku delight to sit and whisper therein. We have not visited the county
bis fine registered Clyde stallion to L. W. is progressing nicelv. The mill will this week hnd reports that Will Cook has mar*hal of Anaheim, Cal., we are pleased ypttag
qorfis of love and adoration. I would sug­ hospital as we hear no complaints as to the
Carr, of Jesse D. Carr <S Son, and will take start up grinding ore from the new tun­ gone to San Francisco to see the old man. to record. The Anaheim Gazette says "of gest
to some of them that they had better management, ami believe it would have in
the electron : Fraqk Steadman, the present
him out to their Clear lake stock ranch this nel the first of the month;
who ha* sold his Dakota timber lands for efficient marshal, was re-elected. It was use a little caution, as they are sometimes curred an unnecessary expense upon the
yyeek.
The mountains are again full of pros­ $200.009 more than he could get for them conceeded early in the afternoon that Stead­ under the immediate scrutiny of others, county for this body to have made a per­
Miss Mabel Wagner left Tuesday for an pectors and there is lots of development last summer. Anothei box factory is ne­ man would be elected and the very flatter­ as Mr. Brown has a powerful spy-glass sonal inspection of the preim-esat this time.
As numerous complaints have reached us
extended visit in the state of Iowa. Her work being done on ol«i letlges. Burriss, gotiating to put a second plant in at the ing vote received by him was not unexpect­ that is brought to bear on them, and if
mill- Another pay day is expected the first ed. and shows the high esteem in whicn he they wish to take a sly kiss thev had better of the state of Jackson c< unt\ finances,and
cousin. Miss Stella Hendrix, who has been
sfiending a year in Ashland, returned home Shaw, Stephensen & Sutton are driving of the month.
is held by the citizens of this city. Mr. go a little farther around the point where believing that much of the existing dissatis­
in a tunnel on their Hidden Treasure
they will be unobserved.
faction arises from uncertainty as to our
with her.
Gov. Sylvester Pennover will open the Groat takes his defeat philosophically, be­
present indebtedness, and in order to fully
ledge on Hardscrabble, and have sunk
ing
well
aware
that
he
was
beaten
bv
a
We
had
another
of
those
little
incidents
Col. W.S. Stone and A. H. Boomer re­ in on the shaft of their Golden Gate on campaign on behalf of the populists in
detevuiine whether the accounts of Jaokson
good
man.
f
to
occur
last
Tuesday,
the
10th.
jq
which
turned south to-day from a trip to Crescent
county have been properly kept, we have
Steph­ Medford Saturday evening, April 28th.
City, preparing to run their stagss on the Griffin creek, which pans writ
Elder S. 8. Beaver, of McAlhsterville, Ju- two hearts that beat in unlsftu were made consulted with expert accountants in rela­
The
governor
is
the
moat
popular
states
­
enson,
Pennington.
Baer
&
Co.
have
fin
­
mail contract between that point and
niatta Co., Pa., says his wife is subject to to beat as on;. ^boutiOa. tn. Mr. James tion to a thorough investigation of the
ished a 120 foot tunnel on the Cleveland man in America and the (g)old parties qratup in stomach. Last summer shç trkd Shit!» and foar younfe ladies called on vour financial records of the county and the
Grants Pass.
here
had
expected
that
the
governor
to attend to a little ‘job.” making of a tabulated detailed* statement
Douglas Waite, a young man who re­ ledge. It is a three foot vein where they would not make a thorough campaign of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholsi.a&nd Dfàrrhas correspondent
They are
Remedy toç jt, and was tnhch pleased with So your correspondent and Mrs. “Dick’’ thereof for several year* past m order tiiat
ceived his education in Ashland, was unan­ struck it and the oie is fine.
thia atate.
When the dates had been tne speedy Yelief it afforded. She has since repaired to the residence of David Mayhem the public might know everythin»» regard­
imously nominated by the democratic con­ preparing to drift in on the ledge.
fixed for the governor’s speech it Bent a used
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it whenever necessary and found that to attend to the little “job.” The ceremony ing the proper or improper hpplfcation of
vention of Douglas county for school su­
Peculiar tn Itself
cohl chill down the backs of the official it never fails, For sale by Ashland Djug was postponed for about an hour on ac­ the countv funds,
perintendent.
count at the non-appearance of his best
80 eminently successful ha8 hood’s Sar­ anticipations of 8o~ne of our republican
Wt have also gra-eiy considered the pro­
Mrs. Lotlie Nelson, now of Pokegama, saparilla
man, who failed to put «n an appearance, priety
been
that
many
leading
citizens
of directing such expert investiga- ;
Las been paying her sister, Mrs. R. Beswick, from afl over the United States furnish tes­ friends. They hate to see a popular and I • The republican 1 club held a meeting at the cause I did not
learn
:
hnt
at
n
m
the»
ot learn; hut 2 n. nt-the ttou
Hou to h* forthwith begun, but upon hav-
----------------------------------
statesman
in
whom
...^
the
peo-
f
’
ty
-
,
hall
lM»t
-
Saturday
turday
evening;
evening;
'
Several
and Ashland friends, a visit. When she timonials of cures which seem almost mi­ successful
ceremony
was
l
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_______
_
_
pronounced and Janies
•
•
_ . ’
I
♦nll-rk^.,
«.«A»..
_-4 ▼_ *
./.aken the ablest legal advice which we
returns to Pokegama she will occupy their raculous. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is not an pl“ have expressed so mtten confidence. I *”cal ta’k«« taUed veVy briefly and Judge Shirts and Rachel ■I Mayhem were joined
ioined .-a could
obtain we have learned that it is be i
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'
Hotyeli
ttiade
’
considerable
1
How?H
ttuide'
a
speech
of
I
new residence just completed.
get
up
ami
proclaim
the
true
reason
why
holy
wedlock,
accident, but the ripe fruit of industry and
i yond the scope of our authority to provide
I length.
a rough tassel iq
ip
!,n® jj The
’T*1'6- judge had »jougb
tve
ate
an
outrage«!
nation
and
a
plun
­
Chas. S. Allnten. assayer and millman of study. It possesses merit “peculiar to
his address with the rebellion hut finally caneahom a- r®C°?d two more narrow es- tor the compensation of those we might ent-1
dered people.
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the A-hland mining company, left Sunday itself.”
after much energetic
■getic work succeeded in atJ2-TrOnL -• ,,wning in that treacherous ploy to ilo such work. We therefore now ;
for Seattle to examine some tqining prop­
earnestly recommend that those who do :
downing the rebellion
Bbelnon and stippreMung
suppressing
.-m—Bear creek. The first was Mr. do
Hond
a
PJII
h
cure
Nausea,
Sick
Head
County Central Committee Muefiiitf slavery, but at the end of his iw»’*•
erties to the Snoqualmie district tor them,
have the power to direct and compensate
j
Waltch,
wife
and
baby.
While
attempting
•
ache.
Indigestion,
Biliousness.
Sold
by
all
are sorry to sav he let »»--• -
_wWt we ;
lie will be absent about a week.
expert accountants shall at once proceed to
Met at Iligbv’a Medford business col- out that -»»•-
druggists. _________________
...x. mtormation leak . to follow the ford they got into deep water have the financial exhibit made a* herein
Father Blanchet, now of St. Paul, Marion
so
that
the
hack
washed
around,
but
the
leg • Satunlay and failed to order by.
e*
...c terrible confederacy was ]
indicated, and having done our duty to the
county, passed through Monday fop a visit HOTHI; QZE^GHDISJ- P. Hamipomi, chHirman . ..........
again in the saddle ” Max Pracht for load being equally divide«! the hack wa* best of our ability we respectfully ask to be
to his md home in Montreal, Canada.
kept
level
and
by
’
a
scratch
they
got
out
by
mittee, and I ***
. utive com- some reason was chained up and did not
f. T, Fradepbtirgh, Prop,
■ discharged for the ternt.
Uatimr Bl pchet w^s the Catholic priest of
the horses.
.. •». Thomae, secretary, cheep during ail this trying ordeal, hut at swimming
of April, 1S94.
th;* piirrish'sfnce ptopeerijays up tp eight
The
second
is
Mrs.
Chas.
Carney
aud
her
i Dated this 13th dav
G eorge B rown .
W E McCown!-»- —
■me following c I u » ib were represent«*«!: ttie close of the meeting meekly offered a baby. Little Pansy. Mrs. C. attempted to
years ago
of thanks to Senator Dolph for
S amuel D offieli »,
r't Robt Kershaw. N Y Henry H •ilingw«>rtli, Me<lfor<l; S. H. resolution
tons of speeches Dolph has sent to the follow the directions of Mr. Williams, the!
J. J. M urpiiy ,
Henry and John «-
J R McKnight,
" J 8 Shook, Dairy
Holt, M-dford; P. J. VanHardenburgh, the
mail carrier, but she missed the route about I
club,
which
was
adopted.
A ntose R ose ,
_ ..ockenjos, of Portland, H Thompson, Detroit I D Applegate. do
_
one foot and the first thing she knew she I
Antioch; Harvey Richardson, Trail
J B. E d «» ll ,
the lormer being the leader of the celebrat­ H G Blaekweil, “ B8 wvman, Seattle
My wife was confined to her bed for over was in water that was alni'tst swimming .
«•reek;
C.
E
Smith,
Soda
Springe;
N.
F.
■
F. H ubbard . J k .,
ed marin^ band, are visiting their sister. H W Holden. Port A W Storey. C’t P’t
two months with a very severe attack of denth and the bugey fast on a log. Mr. ■
W. H askins .
Mrs. W. H. Brunk, tn Ashland. They W H Moore & wf. 8F|W A Hemphill, Oak Harding, Woodville; R. B. Mintinn, 1 ' rheumatism. We could get nothing that ’ Williams put a pole from the bank' to the
Eagle Point; Frank Williams. Ashland; ! would atford her any relief, and as a Isat ' buggv ana carried the child out and then
were called home by the death of their E D Ivory, Oak and J DePangher,. 44
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father at .1 acksonville.
• 4
L. H Russell, Uniontown; G. Naylor, , resort gave Chamberlain’s Pain Balnt a ’ Mrs. C. tried to drive out, but the horse
W »
E .....
McCormick.
BORN
Griffin creek ; J. W. Markehury, Gobi I trial To our great surprise she begaii to ’ could not draw the load and so she got out
“ F Porter, Siskiyou
Supt. Fie'ds and Commissioner Comp­ J W Mat ena,
improve
after
the
first
application,
and
by
M ......
Mathens,
Hill; Rufus Cox, Central Point; W. J.
- —
“ Jultorttiegel,
Julius Siegel, 8 F
on the pole and Mr. W. went in, unhitched
son, Eddy and McCrum and Clerk Baker F
1 using it regularly she was soon able to get the hor«e and rode him out—then they BRUNK—In Ashland. April 15, 1894. to
Porter, _-.1
Port
; Dean, Talent; J. W. Wiley, Phoenix.
wt nt to San Francisco hi day in a private W M Holmes. J’vilie J ' r
i
up
and
attend
to
her
house
work.
E.
H.
the wife of Postmaster W. H. Brunk, a
car, and after doing the midwinter fair will J G Griffin. Fresno W N Luckey. City
Frank Williams was elected chairman Johnson, of C. J. Knutson & Co., Kensing­ pulled the vehicle out backward*. Mrs. U.
daughter.
said that she went to Medford with her wet
return mid have a picnic party inspecting W N Luckey. City Chas Lash, Yreka
of
ttie
coqnty
central
committee,
Anson
• t
ton, Minn. 50 cent bottles for sale by Ash­ clothes on and that she realized no injury
Jno DePangher,
..
. " Wrn Puhi.
the road from Asblanu north.
RICE
—In Ashland, April 10. 1894, to Mr.
,
W.
Ford,
of
Central
Point,
secretary,
at»d
r
land Drug Co.
R ~
D Hawkins. - Duns J P Thrasher, Ager
from the fact that she was going in a good
and Mrs. D. Lyle Rice, a daughter.
Mi-s May Powers, formerly of Ashland O C Applegate, Olene “
? Barger. Oakland 11. W. Thomas treasurer.
H C
cause—to attend the convention of the W.
and »laughter of the late John Powers, is M H Burckhalter,H'biF
Circuit Court Proceedinga.
i J. W. Marksbury, E. P. Hamtnon«!
WININGS—In Ashland, April 16, 1894, to
Burckhalter,
H’biF M
C. T. U.
i 1A
.4. L» _ Dzx».
a Gries,
tv
. — Port
cv S F
developing into quite an actress and elocu­ \f
kutivo
ftauut.-u,
__ t > A
the wife of Chas. Winings, a daughter
Miles
Standi.-h,
Port'p
Hanks.
i and W. J. Dean were appointed a cotn-
State vs Thos W Godfrey: jurv trial and
Last
Saturday
night
the
members
of
the
tionist. piaying a leading part a profession­ Judge Tolman,
i ’Geo 8 Sanford. N Y ! mittee on literature.
verdict of manslaughter. Defendant’s at­ g. o. p met at the school house (the third POORE—In Red Bluff. April 10. 1894.
al troupe producing ‘ The ia>ng btrike”and
Tolman Springs W I Vawter, Medford
The candidates and the county execu­ torney given until Saturday to file motion meeting) and perfected the organization by
the wife of Engineer Joe Poore, an 11 lb. 1
Other plays in the California circuit.
Sam B Loy. Port
M Purdin,
"
tive
committee were ordered to meet at for new trial: overruled.
electing Dr. Stanfield president. A. J Dalev
son.
D
H
Frett.
S
F
State
vs
Frank
Youmans;
jury
trial
and
G E Schuler, Duns . the same place Saturday of this week for
Mr. Carey ¿tner. of Pittsburg, Penn.,
vice-president, J. A. Jones secretary, and ________ _ _ ______
A
H
Roberts,
Roseb
’
g
COSGROVE
—In Red B'uff. April I 13, 1894.
G
W
McDowell.
Duns
verdict of guilty. Motion of defendant’s
who has been visiting his brother. J. M
the inauguration of a thorough and active attorneys for arrest of judgment filed and B. B. Hubbard treasurer. There were four
to the wife of Frauk Co*grove. a daughter.
A L Noltner, 8 F
Etner. returned home last week. Their A P Butler.
or
five
democrats
present
and
the
pub's
and aggressive campaign of the county. Monday, April 16 set to bear same.
Evans & Sontag Co W F Bangasser. do
sister. Miss Laura Etner, left Tuesday for
were apparently afraid to make a move for
—In Roseburg, April 14 1894. to
State vs Zera Dahack and Ivan Dahack; fear the horrid traitors Would capture the BELFIL8
a visit at the midwinter, after which she S K Bradford. Shorty F E Engwicht. R B
Mr. and Mrs L. E. Beltils, an 11-lb. boy.
Tlie
Indian
was
Too
Long.
J
D
Butts,
Rochester
G 8 Barker, Duns
burglary; indictment dismissed against meeting, and the democrats were afraid to
will visit in Ashland agsiu before returning
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A 8 Ward, Oak
Alex Orme, Foots c’k
A queer an«! ridiculous (if true) thing I Ivan Dahack
home.
make a move toward organizing a club for .
G F Merriman, Med’f W N Luckey. City
State vs John Angle; plea of guilty en­ fear the pub’s would place some of their [
happened
in
Klamath
county
a
few
«lays
'
Awarded
T. J. Molten, a Seattle mining man who C O Damon,
I. Me lane. Shty'Mn ago.
men in office, but everything went oft i
An Indian from the reservation. | tered and defendant fined $25.
is doing the southern Oregon gold fields, J A Whiteside, 44 E A Freeiand, Port
Mrs
Elizabeth
Miller
vs
Wm
C
Tanner
and that irrepressible, logical! Highest Honors—World’s Fair.
B
a
• 4
called Friday. He has been in the wild re­ I M Muller,
D R Mills <fc wf. City save an exchange, went to an umlertak- and Lena C Tanner; decree of foreclosure smoothly
and gifted orator, Guss Newbury, was on
4 4
ing establishment and ordered a coffin ' granted.
gion of Jump-oft-Joe where the late “Dutch J E Enyart,
M F Eggleston, “
to make a ¡¡peech. (I was not ttble to ;
Henry” Wines cut such a figure and -avs H Frankie, 8 F
Edw Helms, Eugene for a relative. The Indian handed the I Jackson County vs Geo E Bloonter et al; hand
be there, but his friends say that hi* speech
the reports of his numerous murders are A H Black. Roseburg ; J W Hays,
dealer a string to indicate the length of ■ ' motion tor new trial overrnled.
was not as long as he is himself.) He
Jesse Doi Lar bile, P’k : Sol Levy. S F
not at all exaggerated.
the desired casket, and the latter, not i C W Kahler executor of estate of A L I opened by telling the audience that the re- I
Myron S Hoover. "
A
Bernheim,
do
I
Renter
vs
Anna
Heckathorn
et
al;
decree
■
> having one long enough, slyly cut tl>e|
W. F. Bangasser was in town this week
publican party freed the slaves and conse- j
*8 Sanford. Mt Clem 1 I_Goodfriend,
______
__
“
trying to make arrangements to spray the G
String to fit the short lx»x. • The Indian | ' of foreclosure granted.
quently they sboult be kept in power ; that
E
P
Tynan
A
wf,
G
PjG
W
Dvche.
Boston
Report
of
grand
jury
tiled
and
grand
fruit trees in tbi* vic nitv for “bugs.” etc. u
he did not expect to make a political speech
pai«i his monev, and, taking string and jury discharged. 8«e report.
G J j cvuunuvK,
Scharlock, S
F IE
R D
II Tvnrv
iht
or
Ivory,
Oak
i
It lie could get en-'Ugh to de he will import C
and—and—well—he was not iiiueii of r
coffin, hastened back to the reservation
~
_________
___
Otto
Guthmar,
Port
W
N
Morris.
Olvntpia
State
vs
Ttios
W
Godfrey;
motion
for
new
j
bis herd <>f elephant* from California which >r
1
politician,
etc.,
and
closed.
A
good
re
­
li*
i
n
tl
U.'ilit?
C
e
F Chapman. G HilliE E Sayles, Steinman A large crowd of svmpitliizing and wail­ trial overrule ! and defendant sentenced to publican friend of his *aid he thought that I
have been train« d to perfection in hunting T
A J Barlow
“ ! H H Howard, Port
ing natives were on ham! when the 10 years in the state penitentiary.
down the festive scale.
he was out looking to see his chances to get
Trial jurors discharged for the term ex the office of school superintendent, but.
corpse was put in the coffin, but what
The Pazzle Solved.
was lhe consternation of the Indians cepting Emil Bntt.
others sav that he belongs to that ring and
People’s Party Club.
Perhaps no local disease has puzzled and
RJ Catueron vs Geo A Jackson et al; thev are afraid that if he is elected he might
The Ashland populists have.heen hold- i baffled the medical profession more than when they discovere«! that the dead ’‘In­ sa’e of real estate and judgment set aside.
be influenced by so <-c member of the ring
jun” had increased in size nearly a foot
T J Kennev vs A 8 and J Moon; judg­ to the detriment of some of the rural dis­
ing a meeting once a week for Home time, nasal catarrh. While not immediately since his demise. The Indians were
for plff for $423.87.
past, and at Tuewiny’s meeting resolved fatal it is among the most nauseous and overcome witn superstition and won-: ment
tricts—we will wait and see. As an evi­
... ............................
..
ills that flesh is heir to, and the
Jos
Hockersmith vs Wm
Bybee et al; dis- dence of the interest some of the members,
to hol<! a meeting every Tttesdav evening disgu*ting
records show very few or no cases of radi- 1 I dere«! greatly, hut finally knocked out ; missed at plaintiff’s cost,
of the g. »■ p. take it. the niat’er I will re-
until the June election. The club has cal cure of chronic catarrh by any of the i one end of the coffin and proceeded will«
J Miller & Co vs J M McCgll; judgment ' mark that Mr. Lungate and Chris. Beal, of
an enrollment of 97 members, which many modes of tre<ttnent until the intro-1 1 the burial. We are not infor«ne«J whetb- i for plfl for $284.
i Mt. i’iit precinct, came out too attend al
doqs not include the 01 her big club in the I dilution of Ely’s Cream Balm a few years er the Indian’s head or feet are sticking
meeting of the club,
precinct at Soda Spring*. The club ago. The success of this preparation has I out in the col«l, cold ground.
Des Moines, Iowa. Jan. 21, 1892.
Dt« k . ■
MOST PERFECT MADE.
been
most
gratifying
and
surprising.
No
j
The
entertainment
given
by
the
Chicago
room (McCall’s hall) isopen all day the
Ragle Point. April 16, 1894
I A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
. __
druggist
is
without
it
[2]
1
,
„
.
Lady
Quartette
this
evening
was
bjr
far
the
week round. Everything, regardless of I
______________ 1 1
In I’r D lie.
oes, t,i
mti I i ever beard,and
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant A
} 4 I
A IM T)
best
of luai
that cuntavicr
character that
politi -s, are invited to make themaelvM
KRAUbE'a
H
eadache
C
apsules
—
Warrant-
Mrs. Judge Geo, H. Williams of faith- ! Estate of John Mellert; first exhibit filed; tjhaaudience was^hiizhiv^ileaseY
40
YEARS
THE
STANDARD.
’
ire
fame
Hi«t
in
|
June
6
set
for
day
oi
fina)
settlement.
nuQieate
"Yours,
p
D
N.
Liwia-
!ed.
at home and read the dub’s literature. cure fame, died in Portland yesterday.
Judge Hanna on Tuesday sentenced
Frank Youmans to 15 years in the S tlern
penitentiary. The jury was out over a
day and a night, two of the jurymen
standing for acquittal, but finally yield­
ing. Nobby Martin, who plead guilty
and
turned
state’s evidence, was
sentenced yesterday to 12 years in the
penitentiary. As has already been re­
corded the indictment was for robbery
with intent to kill in the sand-bagging of
a Siskiyou mountain section hand named
George Phillips. The young men were
taken to Salem last evening.
Tom Godtrey, convicted of manslaught­
er in the killing of James Smith on Siski-
vou mountain last September, was sen­
tenced to ten years imprisonment and
was taken to the penitentiary Sunday.
Gov. Sylvester Pennoyer
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