Valley record., June 20, 1895, Image 3

VALLEY RECORD.
ASHLAND. O b . . ..T hursday . June 20.1895
Wagon Road Movement Progress.
M. F. Eggleston, G. M. Grainger, R >bt.
uarrett, the ex stage contractor and citv
surveyor Jesse McCall went out over the
AsLland-Klatnath Falls road Friday, held
a meeting at Klamath Falls Monday eve­
ning and returned home Tuesday. They
found much interest and enthusiasm
taken in the progested improvement and
shortening of this road and the citizens
meeting at Klamath Falla was a repres­
entative one and took the matter in hand
with earnestness and energy, J. D. Foun­
tain was elected president and Jos. G.
Pierce secretary. Besides remarks by
the Ashland delegation Capt. O. C. Ap-
rfiegate, J. W. Hainaker, Mr. Reaves Mr.
D ncan, W. B. Grubb, J. D. Fountain,
Dr. Larrabee, J. G. Pierce, V. A. Dunlap,
Judge Moore and others shed consider­
able light on the situation:
J. W. Hamaker, V. A. Dunlap, and G.
J. Farnsworth were appointed to act in
connection with the Ashland committee
in laying out a ronte.
•
Dr. J. A. Larrabee, W. F. Arant, W.
B. Grubb, O. C. Applegate, J. L. Hanks,
and O. II. Harsbberger were appointed a
finance committee to solicit subscriptions
in cash and work to aid incaryingon the
enterprise.
The Ashland committee were greatly
encouraged and satisfied with the mission
and will make a report to a citizen meet­
ing tomorrow night.
The Ashland soliciting committee—R.
P. Neil, Robt. Taylor, and R. A. Minkler
report about $1000 subscribed in this city
so far with splendid prospects yet ahead.
The corresponding committee have re­
ceived some splendid promises from some
of the solidest and most reliable firms in
Portland. Since this proposition has as­
sumed such practical and tangible shape
there is no hesitancy in getting aid and
the outlook is fair to far exceed the anti­
cipations of the projectors of the enter­
prise.
THE JURY DISAGREES.
( Three for Conviction and Nine for
Acquittai—The Swingle Murder
Trial Fails to Convict.
Mining News.
J. E. Kennedy and Geo. H. Tyler are in
the Hornbrook neighborhood industriously
prospecting for a good mine.
John S. Shook is in from Klamath county
looking un the mining propositions he and
A. B. Ashman of Cincinnati and W. R. Os
good of Indiana are interested in, with a
view of further development. Mr. Shook is
at the mines this week.
J. H. Hutter went to San Francisco Tues­
day to buy either a three or five stamp
quartz mill to be placed on the Hutter &
Beekman quartz ledge on Jackson creek,
which has been turning out some very rich
ore of late, the last clean up realizing $1200.
The mine has already earned more than
the mill will cost.
F. W. Hogg came over from Steamboat,
where he and Grant Grary and M. O.
Warner are developing a quartz ledge.
He reports that A. A. Davie the Medford
miller, has bought from Toms & Pierce
the quartz claim adjoining the old Steam­
boat for $2000 and Davis is having his
quartz mill moved to the mine, which is
supposed to have been the mother of the
old Steamboat. E. Sanderson Smith is
working the old Steamboat ledge. Mr.
Jordon of Los Angeles and Geo. Wertz
are cleaning up handsome returns from
their hvdraulicing of the mine on Brush
gulch from which Chris Lansing took ont
a $1200 nuggett last season. The Shearer
boys, in their hydrauiic placer mine, on
Rich gulch, are doing fine and
found a $150 nuggett last week,
The six men ground sluicing on Swamp
gulch have received good returns. Steve
Oyster of south fork of Applegate has
sold his placers to a company of French­
men who are adding a big derrick to
their hydraulic machinery. A 5-lb nug­
get was found recently in a placer mine
on a tributary of Illinois river in Jose­
phine county.
Yreka Journal.)
Davis, who has a rich quartz ledge on
the mountain about a mile back from
the Klamath river, between Badger
creek and Shasta river, pounded out
$1,600 worth of gold in a hand mortar
last week. His find promises to be one
of the richest and most extensive ledges
in Siskiyou county.
The Empire quartz mill on Empire
creek, Klamath river, was started up
last week on quartz taken out from a
new portion of the ledge, where but
little sulphnrets exist to prevent saving
the gold, as the quartz coptains free
gold. After awhile concentrators will
be procured to work the wide ledge con­
taining sulphurets, in order to save the
gold so hard to separate from sulphurets.
The Oak Bar stage driver brought a
$96 nuggett to Yreka last week, found in
the Robinson claim at Horse creek,
where a new ditch is now being con­
structed to work these diggings to bet­
ter advantage.
Songer A Dame are crowding work at
the Pacific and McConnell mines at
Klamath river, operating the derricks in
both claims day and night, with splen­
did prospects of taking out considerable
gold this season.
From 34 tons of quartz crushed by
Williams A Wadhams of Greenhorn $12-
00 in gold was realized, the sulphurets to
be worked hereafter.
Pokegama News.
W. E. Cook is in the city.
G. W. Marsh was down from camp this
week.
Johnnie Cook was up at the camp last
week.
Miss Nellie Wav of Shovel creek is stop­
ping with Mrs. Della Smitlj.
Miss Gertie Purvis of Montague is ini-
ployed at the Fargo restaurant.
Jake Strobeck and Hank Anderson leave
for British Columbia next Monday.
John Wells, an old pioneer of Henley,
died of heart disease at that place Monday.
Walker Spencer, onr tonsorial artist,
went to Yreka Monday and returned the
next day.
F. M. Judd has moved his jewelry branch
from Marsh & Smith’s store to Albert
Drum’s barber shop.
Meek & Davis opened their new saloon
Tuesday night and the supper gotten up by
Sam Roop was something grand.
Miss Annie Butler who has been attend­
ing school in Yreka is visiting her mother
here. Miss Butler was accompanied by
Miss Nellie Jtilev of Yreka.
Miss Bertha Naylor received the largest
number of votes at this place for Goddess
of Liberty, and will no doubt be elected for
the honors of that day. There is one more
place to hear from.
Medford Items
If Yon Go Farther You Will Fare Worse.
Judge Dunlap returned from his Cali-
. fornia trip Tuesday.
1 ick Perry has gone to Sisson on accouat
of an attack of asthma.
Alex Ireland and his dogs have returned
from tbe headwaters of Chetco river with
his horse loaded with bear and paather
hides.
ELLS Everything FIRST «CLASS in
Mrs. Hill and daughter, Mrs. W. I. Vaw-
DRUGS and at Reasonable Rates.
ter. are visiting Eugene friends and attend­
ing the commencement of the state uni­
Avoid Cheap John Drug-Storee.
versity.
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Mrs Carrie Sletter, who has been visiting
A. 8. Eride’s family at Willow Springs, has
returned homeward to St. Paul via Los
Sells Stationery Cheaper
Angeles.
than the Cheapest Man in
this or any other town.
J. Dameille. the 18-year-old son of J. K.
Darneille, died Monday night of consump­
tion. He was buried in the Jacksonville
cemetery Wednesday.
The silver organization has reawakened
interest in the populist club. At their meet­
ing on Saturday. June 29th, 8. 8. Pentz will
deliver an address on “what should our
money and banking be.” Everybody in­
vited.
Taylor Payne has bought out the Chap­
pell truck business and gone into partner­
ship with Johnny Bellinger, making only
TJAS MOVED FROM THE I. O. O. F.
one truck firm in the town. Mr. and Mrs.
Pavne moved to Medford from Jacksonville
* block into their elegant new quar­
this week.
ters neatly and tastily fitted up in Atkin­
C. B. Watson. W. N. Luckey, D. High
and T. J. Howell were down from Ashland
son block next door north of Postoffice, for
Saturday assisting in the free silver meet­
he reception of their old patrons and
ing. There was too much spee< h-making
for organization, which has been postponed
friends
and the public generally.
to Saturday of this week.
J. A. Hanley and J. L. Demmer arrived
home Wednesday from Klamath Falls, Tbev are stocked up with and are displaying the
where they had been as witnesses in the
Swingle murder trial. Demmer had the
pleasure of being “held up” by the stage
reshest line of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCER«
robber in going to the Falls.
1ES AND PROVISIONS in the City.
W. B. Million. 8. G. Eggers, E. A. Sher­
win, Clint Austin, Wm. Fox, F. D. Wag­
ner, J. H. McBride. H. J. Hicks, E. B GIVE THEM A CALL
Mver, L. L. Merrick and Geo. Markle, a
delegation from Granite lodge, Knights of
Pythias of Ashland, visited Talisman lodge
of this city Monday night.
Mrs. Chas. J. Laird and two children ar­
rived Wednesday trom Little Klamath lake
to visit her folks east of Medford, this being
her first visit since she left the parental roof
on her wedding day. Mr. Laird was for­
merly in the stage-driving business but is
now a well-to-do stockraiser.
SHERWIN
The trial of Frank Swingle, one of the
most pronynent stockmen and old settlers
of Langell valley, for the murder in the
Mias Hattie Gleason is visiting in Port­
first degree of his neighbor, Arthur Lan­
land.
gell, the pioneer citizen and wealthy
Mrs. W. H. Atkinson has returned from
stock rancher on the 7th dav of last Sep­
her eastern trip.
tember, occupied the attention of the
circuit court for Klamath county, Judge
Mrs. 8. B. Whittle has joined her hus­
band in Portland.
Hanna presiding, from Wednesday of
last week until Wednesday morning of
R. L. Vining, the Tacoma merchant, ar­
this week. The evidence of 60 people
rived this morning.
was taken, though no one except the de­
Mrs. John Howell of Portland is visiting
fendant
and his bov saw the shooting.
Woodville friends.
Col. N. B. Knight, Webster A Hammond
Vintie Beall has returned to Central Point
and H. F. Murdock were attorneys for
from school at Eugene.
Swingle and Representative R. G. Smith
assisted District Attorney H. L. Benson
Hon. Rob Smith is to deliver the 4th of
in the prosecution. The prosecuting at­
July oration at Woodville.
torneys are said to have received $500
The Kiamath river is three ieet lower
from the Langell estate and Hammond
than at this time last year.
says all the attorneys for tbe defense
Ben Beekman, the Portland lawyer, is
received $1750 for the defense. Tbe kill­
Visiting his folks at Jacksonville.
ing occurred on »Beekman’s land leased
I. F. Williams and family were up from
by Swingle and adjoining a portion of
Central Point Sunday on a visit.
Langell’s land. Swingle and his 7-year-
old boy, both on horses, were turning
Dad. Hunsaker took a trip to Hornbrook
some stock into the Beekman land pas­
yesterday—to see his girl, they say.
ture, and while doing so Langell rode up
Bert Clements of Central Point has gone
Shil oh s Cure is sold on a guarantee, ft
in a threatening manner at full speed
to eastern Oregon for the summer.
ures Incipient Consumption. It is the
swinging a hatchet. Swingle mounted
Janies C»eti. the Medford,capitalist, was
best Cough cure. Only one cen; a dose.
his horse to ride away, but not having
in the city Tuesday for the first time.
25 cents., 50 cts. and $1. 8oldby E. A.
on spurs, was unable to make rapid head­
S herwin ,
Joseph Dame went to Songer & Dame’s
way against Langell, who was coming at
river mines on the Klamath yesterday.
him in full speed. He looked back at
In Memorial».
Langell when Langell was near him and
Mrs. R. Everton of Grants Pass is stop­
To the Worshipful Master, Wardens and
ping at the Shannon Hourfe for a month.
caught sight of a murderous expression
Brethren of Ashland Lodge No. 23, A. F. A
A. M,
on Langell’s countenance just as Langell
Otis Helman and John and Mage Carter
Your committee to whom was assigned
said, “I’ll kill 'you,” and in another
are developing a quartz ledge on Jackson
the duty of drafting resolutions on the
moment would have struck him. Swingle
ereek.
death of Brother M. L. McCall, would
then pulled his revolver and swinging
Geo. W Bailey and wife came in from
respectfully report as follows:
part
way
around
in
hi9
saddle,
shot
Lan
­
Shake yesterday to visit Mrs. H.’s folks below
W hereas , our home has been again in­
gell,
killing
him
instantly.
Swingle
gave
Phoenix.
vaded by the messenger Death, and our
himself up and has l>een lying in jail
beloved Brother M. L. McCall removed
J. L. Fielder, accompanied by his bride,
from our midst: we are again admonished
ever since. His boy was the onh* witness
Taken Off Wells Fargo Express.
was over from Little Shasta this week visit­
of the uncertainty of life, and the vanity
Wells-Fargo have taken off their express to the scene and both told substantially
ing friends.
of all human pursuits; decrepitude and
business on the Ager-Kiamath Falls stage the same story and the prosecution failed
decay are written on every living thing,
Wm. Nichols and Geo. Bradley have re­ line, making their last trip Sunday. The to impair the testimony very materially.
and, around us, in that peace which the
turned from their cattle drive east of the reason alleged is that ihe Klamath countv Considerable evidence of threats made
world .cannot give, sleep the unnumbered
mountains.
officials are making no effort to capture the by Swingle against Langell’s life was intro­
dead.
Wm. Deniff, foreman of the Tolo mine, perpetrator of the last three robberies of duced and the witnesses testimony was
He was a good citizen, a kind and loving
was in Ashland Monday. The mine is shut the stage.
husband and father, and a true and faith­
impeached bv other witnesses.
down for the present.
ful brother; this is our tribute to his
The prevailing sentiment in Klamath
Killed by the Passenger Train.
memory.
The treasurer’s last call for county war­
county
was
that
it
was
a
cold
blooded
J. R. Rice, tbe “cowboy preacher,” who
As Tuesday’s north bound passenger
Resolved, That Ashland Lodge No. 23,
rants pays them from Oct. 8,1888, to Dec.
train pulled out of Glendale, a tramp murder and that the prosecution of the
hold in sacred remembrance his many vir­ preached on the streets with his wife in the
10,1888.
tues. and that we extend to the bereaved valley towns last week, was raised in Jack­
tried to swing under the train and onto case was a very weak affair.
The Jackson and Josephine county fair the brake-beam. He miesed his hold
Although Klamath and Lake counties
family our united sympathy in their great sonville and was in his boyhood days the
will begin Oct. Sth, having been postponed
largest size as well as most incorrigible
come up with a murder every periodically
sorrow.
and
fell,
the
train
passed
over
him
and
Established 1884--------
hoodlum in the county. He worked in
to that date.
Resolved,
That
this
Lodge
be
draped
in
there
have
been
no
judicial
hangings
cut the top of his head, as well as his
mourning tor ninety days; that these reso­ printing offices and hotels, his father being
Crit Tolman and his bear dogs went to arms and legs off. He was killed in- since the counties were organized, though
lutions be spread upon the records and a pioneer citizen.
Dead Indian to-day to join John Griffin in tly.________________
there have been three or four fatalities
O. O.
published in the city papers and that a
a big bear hunt.
in the way of lynch-law. This trial will
copy
be
sent
to
the
sorrowing
family.
Mrs.
T
8.
Hawkins,
Chattanooga
T
“The Rogue River Indians,” says B. cost Klamath county in the neighbor­
Mrs. Waters arrived from San Francisco
says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer saved
’. » enn'’
E. A. S herwin ,
Monday to spend the summer with her F. Dowell in a letter to the Port Orford hood of $6000.
my d*®. 1
C. A. H itchcock , [ Committee. consider it the best remed-
daughter, Mrs. Geo. White.
Tribune, “have been gradually decreas­
svstem I ever
for a debilitated
The jury that tried Swingle were: H.
W, A. H olmes .
I DRUGGIST TO S. P. R. R. CO.|"
^.ol
Liver or Kid-
-ed. ’ For Dyspepsia,
Nearly evervone needs a good tonic at ing ever since the whites settled among Giddings, Wm. A. Brown, J. B. Griffith,
75
cen
‘
-
-•■ey
trouble
it
excels.
Price
Resolutions
of
Condolance.
them
in
1852,
Agent
Skiuner
estimated
Fred Beck, W. D. Johnson, B. S. Grigsbv,
this season. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the one
.«a. 8old by E. A. Sherwin.
W hereas , The great and Supreme Rule*
them at 800 in 1852. Agent Samuel H. J. H. Baker, J. F. Hendricks, H. H.
true tonic and blood purifier.
of
the
Universe,
has,
m
his
infinite
w*-
'
Culver
reportB
that
in
November,
1854,
I WATCH INSPECTOR S, P. R. R. CO. I
Vallejo
(Cal.) is to have a fine new
Wood, John Simmons, H. McCoppin,
Siskiyou statioh is now also a postoffice
removed from among us oue o*
.ouom, Ichool building.
and Miss Alice Ager, the telegraph operator one-fourth of them had died since the H. S. Oden. Oden, McCoppin and Sim­
and esteemed Brothers •* , • our worthy
treaty of 1853, after the war. Superin­ mons, were the jurors that stood out for
and railroad agent, is postmistress.
and
> -“artin L. McCall;
A crematory’ has been completed at
tendent Palmer, about the same time, conviction. The jury were discharged
W
herf
*
1
the
Odd Fellows’ cemetery, San Fran­
W. J Virgin returned from San Francisco that one-fifth of the Rogue River Indians
hel<*
■‘,8’ Th** l°nK and intimate relation
at 10 o’clock a. m. yesterday. Judge
Sunday and J. E. Pelton and daughter
cisco.
,
.
-with
him
in
the
faithful
discharge
of
had died during the same time. J. Ross Hanna immediately proceeded for a new
Ft SUO
Mabel arrived from there Monday.
pis duties, in this Chapter, makes it em­
The Seattle Shippers’ association is
Brown, a treasury agent, in his report trial and Sheriff Fitch summoned a
inently
befitting
that
we
record
our
appre
­
Chas. W. Prentiss, nephew of C. P. Hunt­ after the Indians were on the northern
boycotting the Northern Pacific rail­
—I—
ciation of him, therefore
ington, is up from the Sacramento machine reservation, reports that the Rogue River special venire of 50 jurors. The jnry is
being drawn this morning and the trial
Resolved, That the wisdom and ability road.
shops on his annual summer outing.
Indians and the Shasta Indians number­ begins to-day.
which he has exercised in the aid of our
Central Point, Nows.
The Chinese have been expelled from
WERE BOUGHT
Mrs. F. T. Green arrived from Dunsmuir ed 554. He did not state how many of
organization by services and counsel, will
the orchards at Orangevale, CaL
Sunday to pay her sister Mrs. C. F. Gegax, these were California Shasta Indians, and
John Jacoba la working for Applegate be held in grateful remembrance;
House and Lot in Seattle
wife of the railroad man, a week’s visit.
Resolved, That tbe sudden removal of
The cut worm is doing considerable
there were quite a number of them sur­ To exchange for acreage property in South­ Brog, at thpir mine,
such a life from our midst, leaves a vacancy damage to crops in the upper San Joa­
An all-night social dance will be given at rendered to Colonel Buchanan in South­ ern Oregon, difference to be paid in cast) hy
Wm.
Gregory
is
building
a
$500
barn
and a shadow that will be deeply realized by quin valley.
Granite hall tomorrow (Friday) evening. ern Oregon. The census, taken in 1893 me. Call or address, “C. F.''
all the members and friends of Alpha
Care of V alley R ecord , Ashland, Oregon. on bis farm this summer.
Dance tickets 75 cefcts. Everybody invited. by the agent, shows that there were but
Chapter, and will prove a serious loss to
Amalie Reinelt committed suicide at
Messrs.
Cole
and
Dutcher
of
Surprise
Dr. A. C. Caldwell returned to Grants 54 living, and none of them could read or
the community and tbe public.
Wimer Items,
San
Jose by sending two bullets into
Cat, are here looking for a loca­
Pass yesterdav from a visit in Ashland. write, notwithstanding the government
Resolved, That with deep sympathy for her head.
A number of health seekers are camped valley,
Dr. is a first-class dentist and is doing well had furnished good schools for them.
tion
-
the
bereaved
family
of
the
deceased,
we
ex
­
at Bybee springs.
there.
press our hope that even so great a loss to
San Francisco will provide one of the
“In 1894, at the Siletz Agency, there
The roller mill bought 1000 bushels of us all, may be overruled for good, by Him
J. W. Robinson went to Grants Pass the
o__p
Miss Halcevon Whitmore, who graduated were 580 Indians. These consisted most­ first
greatest
Fourth of July celebrations this oooëcocooooo'0000000000000000000000
wheat of O. Harbaugh a few days ago for who doeth all things well.
of the week.
from the Ashland High School with her ly of the Willamette Indians, and the re­
year
ever
held
on
the
Coast.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu­
class this spring, returned to her home at port is more favorable as to education
Several of our young people spent Sun­ 60 cents per bushel.
Thomas S. Louttit, the aged father of
be spread on the records of this Chan­
Bonanza Friday.
day
at the Bybee springs.'
Fred Fradenburg, tbe well-known tions
than at the Grande Ronde Agency. The
ter; a copy printed in each of the local ex-Congressman James A. Louttit of
Chas. Kappler, who was figuring on start­ agent, in 1894, reports that there was 159
8. C. Sherrill it home for a short vacation, Hotel Oregon proprietor, was calling on papers and a copy forwarded to the bereaved Stockton, is dead. The deceased was a
ing a big brewery in Ashland, has contract­ of them that could read and write, and will began teaching again soon.
Central Point friends Tuesday.
family.
C. H. V
aupel
VAUPEL,
i
ed with G. W. Cooper for a $4OC9 residence of the whole number. 354 could speak
J ames C
< hisholm ,/- Committee. pioneer and made a fortune in early
D N. Birdsev of Bolt, and John Woods
Thos Davia oi South Butte creek was
at his town of Etna.
E lla D
u
days by forging mining picks.
D unn
R ice .)
English, Since the allotment of lands to of Woodville were in Wimer to-day.
Our Stock of Fine School Shoes
buried in tbe Central Point cemetery
Mrs, Dr. Force and Mail Clerk W. F. tne Indians on the reservation, there had
A force of graders will be put to work
Sunday
afternoon.
He
died
from
diabets.
Holcomb, Robinson <t Co. are running a
The man who made a foolhardy at­ soon to construct the roadbed of the
Bangasser went to McMinnville yesterday been born 59 children on the Grand
to attend tbe funeral of their sister, who Ronde Agency, and the parents of these tunnel on their quartz claim on Jump-off- Mr. Dayja was an old settler.
tempt to rob the Silvpr ^¡ftw (Mont.)
died their this week.
( children desired land for their babies Joe with very encouraging prospects.
Crops continue to look good. A good National bank has been identified as an Stockton and Lodi Terminal railway.
Our country is fqll qf prospectors, and the rain would be a great benefit io corn and old Leadville gambler named Tom Hud­ The grading will be done by the com­
C. H. Chapman, a new comer, has bongbt At the Klamath Agency, the agent re­
Chas. Tilyou’s place near Central Point and ports the population, in 1893, to be 950 gold is here, so what is there to binder this late sown wheat. Hay is fine and every­ son. He w..s once an inmate of a Colo­ pany itself, no contracts being let.
his wife »nd Mr. Tilyou, Sr., have moved Indians. Of these there were 442 males from being one of the richest mining camps body busy cutting and hauling,
The Stockton Commercial association
rado asylum and is a confirmed mor­
in southern Oregon.
to Glendive, Montana.
has decided to offer the Corral Hollow 'PO’RMER PRICES - • •
and 508 females. They were improving
phine fiend.
Mrs.
Geo.
T-
Hershberger,
after
linger
­
Frank McCombs has several men em­
Sheriff Ijtne and wife. Mrs. Dickinson and very rapidly, and they had decreased a
railroad rights of way and a franchise
ployed opening up his placer claim on ing at death's door for many weeks, died
The San Francisco grand jury, which ■ to the city. The railroad’s application
W. A. Wilshire, register of the Lakeview little since his last report.”
at
9
o'clock
Tueadav
evening.
The
fun
­
Evans
creek.
Men
of
enterprise
and
c^piz
land office left Ashland Tuesday for home
eral takes plaoe Thursday at 10 o’c’ock aas btea investigating all sorts of things for a terminal site has been refused.
by private conveyance.
Wm. P. Parsons, who has made an envi- tai is just what we need.
a, m. from the M, E. church •• K„*riai for six months, has presented its final
Kate Flood, the notorious confidence
Mrs. A. C. Spear of Woodville spent Sun­
School Supt. Ous Newbury was in town aols reputation as a restauranter in Ash­
report. Election frauds and the escape operator, now in jail at San Francisco,
land.
has
taken
charge
of
the
Ashland
day in Wimer visiting friends, and was ac­ Srv keR?v° M1“ th" Jacksonville ceme-
Tuesday and has now officially visited all
the schools in tbe county, except three, Hotel and is conducting it in a first class companied bv her little grand-daughter, the r»'! ’ V *'xr’ Kennedy will conduct of the perpetrators thereof is the sub­ has been operating in San Jose, where
manner on the European and American 1 Miss Isabell Whitman of Central Point,
which are not in session.
.ngious services. Mrs. Hershberger ject receiving the greatest attention. I she stole a ring from Maggie Olsen and
plan, conducting the dining room as ires-
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quar»-
was an exemplary woman and was loved The courts are censured for not bring­ defrauded Mollie Hirsch out of $14.
Anew time card will go into effect July taurant with meals at all hours. He is also . R. Collins has leased his .»>•-
claim, and respected by all who knew her.
ing the ballot box manipulators to jus­
1st, which will bring tbe south bound pas­ continuing the bakery business. See his known fts the “little Dari*»»
"
■_ ■ <S
' Fo«’*
-■ on Jump-off
The big wheat fields just south and
Joe to Pool
senger into Ashland about noon and the ad. in this weeks R ecord .
tice. Police Judge Campbell is hauled
„
-
jer
who
expect
to
put
Our town is full of preachers, Mrs.
west
of Moreno, Cal., have been badly
i machin«”—,
north bound at 5:10 p. m.
F. H. Page, of the Portland comniis«’“?. same. -y on and commence work on the Owens is preaching and lecturing every over the coals for accepting straw bonds damaged by rust and the crop output
C. Cunningham arrived from Ft. Klam­ house,
for
tbe
release
of
swindlers.
doing Jackson county this week
evening this week in the Baptist church
from that section will be considerably
ath yesterday over the Ashland-Linkville looking was
tbe fruit crop prospects for the
Thomas Hennessy, a young man con­ reduced.
to crowded houses. She is a wonderful
Prohate
Court.
road’with a load of wool for consignment sea-on. up
He
says
the
only
way
for
southern
by Vaupel. Norris <fc Drake.
Estate of Jas. Neathammer. Order made woman. Rev. J. R. Rice and wife will victed of highway robbery, was sen­
Or. gon fruit growers to get good prices far
Conductors employed by’ the Southern
preach at 10:30 and 3 o’clock Wednesday. tenced to life imprisonment by Judge
«ale of real property.
If the care of the hair were made a part their products is in thorough or"a;u*ation confirming
Pacific
company have been notified that
Estate of Frederick ltitshard. Inventory Elder Brown of Slate creek, Josephine Wallace of San Francisco. There was
of a lady’s education, we should not see so He engaged 2500 boxes erf pears from Cen­
many gray heads, and the use of Hall’s tral Point, Medford and Phoenix orchards. of appraisement showing property, both county, was here a few days ago. Rev. a prior conviction against Hennessy after July 1 they will be required to
and personal, to the value of $151.75 S. B. Chastain was up from Williams
furnish bonds of $2,000 each. The con­
Hair Renewer, a sure remedy.
Mr. Page says his firm will be in this fruit real
i
approved and order made for sale of per­ creek yesterday. There '8 much good which and because of that fact the ductors kick at this new regulation.
belt
quite
extensively
this
season.
Mr. and Mrs. J, M. E$ner returned Tues­
sonal property.
judge gave him the severest jienalty of
day trom Jack's placer mines on Hungary
G. J. Cowan, a representative of the
Estate of Thomas E Cailev. Derille Cail- being done here in that quarter.
The Oregon Pioneers at Portland, elect­
the law. Judge Wallace for several
creek, where they have been all winter, to ed the following officers: President, ey appointed executrix under the will and
Pittsburg Coal Mining company, is in
years
has
made
it
a
practice
to
give
Story & Eggers, barbers. Ashland House ;
ra-open their bouse in Ashland.
T. H. B. Taylor and Miles
Henry Failing( 1853),Multnomah county • J. W. Robinson.
block.
footpads the full limit of the statutes, Stockton looking for a suitable water
appraisers.
Mrs. Frank Bowers and daughter camo Vice president, F X. Matthieu (1842), Wakeman
Estate
of
John
Neathammer.
Joshua
An electric railway from Calistoga to Twenty years is the sentence he gives front site on which his corporation may
in from Lakeview last week and returned Marion county; secretary, Geo. H. Himes Neathammer appointed administrator and
erect coal bunkers.
with her mother, Mrs. E, H. Lofftys, who (1853), Multnomah county; correspond­ John R. Smith, Joseph Scott and Wm. the Napa insane asylum will soon be all the robbers convicted in liis court.
Instructions have been received in
Will remain with her all summer.
built.
ing secretary, William Kapus (1853), Herriott appraisers.
Portland
to take an appeal from so
HOTE
L
OR
EG-QN
J. B. Russell, the marble works man of Multnomah county; directors—T. T.
In the Las Manzanitas school district
A Ve’eran of the Mexican War
Yreka arrived in ishland Monday from a (jeer, Marioncountv; William Galloway,
much
of
Judge
Gilbert’s order in the
of Santa Clara county a trustee has
F. T. I radenburgh, Prop.
trip up the Klamath river and at Klamath Yamhill countv; Thomas D. Humphrey,
Oak Harbor, Ohio.—“1 met Geo. O. Kim-
Oregon
Short
Line
railroad case as pro­
—T hursday —
—S unday —
Falls in tbe interest of his business.
ney, an old veteran of the Mexican war. on been elected who cannot write his own
Washington county,
vides
for
the
issuance
of receivers’ cer­
W U Howe. 8 F
] F Hansen.Castle Aly
the streets to day, who told ine that after name.
Cha». S. Ailmen. formerly assayer of the
tificates.
©
E
W
Conger,
do
J
A
Coy,
Monte
Carlo
reading
about
Simmons
Liver
Regulator
he
A
society
of
Native
Sons
and
Daugh
­
Robert McCallum, a young Scotch­ E K Anderson, Tal’t B
Ashland inine, has returned to Tacoma
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]
H
Barclay.
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bought
a
bottle,
and
the
first
three
doses
The
second
trial
in
the
famous
con
­
from G. F. Gund's mine in Idaho, to help ters of Oregon pioneers was organized in gave him immediate relief.”—Geo. Gosline. man, has started from New York to W N Luckey. City . T R Pavne, N Y
©
test brought by Mrs. Kate C. Carriger
the courthouse Saturday evening. Tne
bis wife take care of their pew baby giil.
E B Myer, Ashland
Your druggist sells it in powder or liquid; crosB the Atlantic in a 22-foot boat. His I M Muller, Med
following officers were elected for the en­ the
of Sonoma to break the will of her hus­
J
A
Hanley,
do
J
M
Gregory,
do
powder
to
be
taken
dry,
or
made
into
a
only companion is a small Scotch ter­
Miss Jessie Gregory of Central Point left
Ethel Riddla, Glen’dl A C Caldwell,Gr Pass band, William W. Carriger, came to an
Yesterday for a two month’s visit with her suing year: President, W. W. Cardwell, tea.
rier.
Milla Riddle, Riddle W F Luckey. City
brother, Frank Gregory, who is working of Roseburg; first vice-presidlnt, George
end at Santa Rosa with a victory for
i W Smith, do
Lovejoy day was recently celebrated Mrs J A Hanley,Med G
K. Quine, Riddle; second vice-president,
a mine at Sawyer’s Bar, Siskiyou county.
Butte Creek News.
Mrs. Carriger on every issue.
Mrs
E
Wilkinson,
do
:
I L Williams, Ct Pt
Miss Nancy Drain, Drain; secretary,
at Alton, Ills., by various clubs bearing
It
n
Haying
is
in
full
blast.
>1
Otella
Downing,Bs
’
tn
The city council of Stockton has
May Williams,
Mrs. J. Nunan and daughter. Miss Jo. James A. Underwood, Oakland; treas­
his name. Lovejoy was the first martyr
Etta Williams, ll
passed
an
ordinance
giving
the
San
Joa
­
Nunan returned Tuesday from a three i urer, Harrv T. McClellan, Hoseburg.
Sheriff Patterson was over last week on to the cause of freeing slaves, and was E E Hanley, Med
E E Savles, Steinman Leah Williams, ll
month's tour in southern California for the
official business.
F L Southwick.
i A Hermann. Rs Bg quin Valley railroad the right of way
Tap ep.lqs, 2» cents per pair, at M. H.
murdered Nov. 7, 1837.
0
latter’s health, which has been much im­
through the city. The company can
Claude White and Porter Robinett are
Mayfield.
Cal
Howell's boot and shoe shop, opposite I O
J S Shook, Dairy
proved,
Eastern financiers assert that Presi­ E C Murray, 8 F
And we have just received this week Five Cases
haying in Siskiyou county.
O. F. block.
Mrs. Hunt. S F
now begin the work of construction in
dent Cleveland will be compelled to call W C Bevington, Duns C Farnham, City
Section Fotenian John Clint and his crew
the
city.
Matt Isb, having somewhat recovered, an extra session of congress of issue J DePangher, R B
of Magnificent Lines of
The 3d annual Chautauqua Assembly
are burning up the grass in the railroad
D R Billings, do
George
A.
Sturtevant,
district
attor
­
depot yards and premises so as to prevent will be held at Ashland, July 10th-19th. has returned to tbe Ish ranch,
W
N
Fisk,
Chicago
Allie
Farlow,
P
O
more bonds before fall to relieve the
danger from fire contagion during the dry Dr. Gunsanlus, James Clemont Ambrose,
—F rdiay —
John Greives, deputy assessor, is inter­ stringency of the treasury.
Emma Howard. W F ney of Mendocino county, has been ar­
season.
N E Britt. Newberg F W Johnson. S F
Tlios. V. Cator, Mrs. N. W. Kinney and viewing the tax payers in this precinct.
rested on a charge of voting illegally at
The Venetian water carnival at Sant* O C Riches. Port
W A Hemphill, do
Mrs. Oscar Ganiard left to-day tor Oak other noted persons will lecture. Schools
a local election. He is accused of vot­
Miss Millie Howlett came out from Med­
W
N
Luckey,
City
W B Pracht, City
land to care for her busband who was of. Art, Music, Bible normal work, and ford with her mother Saturday, being quite Cruz was one of the most enjoyable cel­
ing in a precinct in which he did not re­
E Pettis, Port
—M onday —
taken to Fibolia hospital last week by Mrs. W. C. T. U. methods. District and
ebrations held in California this spring. C
side.
J O Tolman, City
J L Fielder wife,
Pelton. Mr. Ganiard was improving ibis Countv Teachera’ Institute.
Season
Quite a frost hereabouts Saturday night. An aquatic program composed of many Y James. J’ville
Little Shasta
morning.
Governor McGraw of Washington has
tiekets$1.50 Beautiful camping grounds. Some of the corn, potatoes and beans were novelties was successfully brought off. G M Strand Jr, Port J A Hanley, Kim Fis
pardoned Samuel B. Dusenberre, ex­
D. B. Worthington, ex-editor of the Klam­ Address, Mrs. C. R. Minkler, Sec.
badly bitten.
I
M
Muller,
do
E
R
Schiff.
8
F
Grasshoppers have appeared in Sutter
ath Falls Express, passed through Monday
cashier of the Bank of Puyallup, who
R B W N Luckey. City
The remains of Thomas Davis of Upper and Placer counties, Cal., in countless J N H W Pinkston,
borne time ago ( was taken sick with a
for Chicago and Wisconsin for a visit in his
Libersth. Stein E E Savles, Steinman was convicted of embezzlement in the
Little
Butte,
were
taken
to
the
Central
cramp
in
the
siomach.
followed
by
diarheea.
numbers and are doing great damage to C T Boyle, S F
old home. He will return to the coast in a I took a couple of doses of Chamberlain’s Point cemetary Sunday.
J C Tolman, City
fall of 1893 and sentenced to three years’
few months to locate.
all kinds of vegetation. They are par­ E I) Ivory, Oakland M F Wight,
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
imprisonment.
Mr. Moore, of Sams valley, was through ticularly destructive to vineyards and G W Smith, City
Kodiak.
Alaska
A heavy frost struck Klamath county was immediately relieved. I consider lithe this part of the country interviewing the
A R Thomson.
Wm C Durett .Jville
There is trouble brewing in the Cceur
Friday night, damaging vegetables very best medicine in the market for all such farmers on the subject
orchards.
subiect of machinery.
—S aturday -
Wm Faber, Albany
d
’
Alene
mining district, in Northern
materially. Saturday was a very cold day complaints. I have sold »he remedy to
Vincent Ross, postmaster at Hatzic,
H S Spencer. “
Ben Edmondson and son Charles passed B. C., has been arrested for tampering F G Davis, Port
and tbe “oldest inhabitant” says it was the others and every one who uses it speaks
Idaho,
between
the Miners’ union and
E F Shepard, do
M 8 Wade, S F
coldest weather at this time of year seen in highly of it. J, W. S trickler , Valley Cen­ through Tuesday with two loads of Big
the law and order men in that section
C
Palmer
&
daughter
’
E
Y
Adams,
Klam-
with
the
mails.
A
Chinese
alleges
that
Butte
shingles
for
the
valley
market.
that section for years.
ter, Cal, For sale by E. A. S herwin .
McMinnville i
ath Falls, Or wlio have organized to protect the men
he mailed a marked $5 bill to Victoria Mrs. Palmer,
“
Y H Pinkston, R B who wish to work and the mine owners.
Having used Chamberlain’s Cough Rem­ James Wiley, of Ashland, a prominent
Express Messenger Jake Allenbaugb
Prices from $4.00 to $18.00 per suit, and
and
that
he
received
the
same
bill
in
populist,
was
here
visiting
friends
and
at
­
C A Piper, Port
E Hill. Port
made his last trip this week to go into ihe edy in my family and found it to be a first-
I
Whisky is exterminating the Indians
change in Ross’ store a few days later. W N Luckey, City
G W Smith Citv
mining business in Alaska. Tom Elliott class article, Iftake pleasure in recommend­ tending to business Friday of last week.
•yk
w
they are all of the most beautiful patterns
G WSmitb, do
J B Hicks, 8 F '
on the mainland of British Columbia.
takes his run to San Francisco and Mr. ing it to my friends. J. V. F oster . West­
Mrs. D. E. Hvde, president of the Jack- Ross has been released on $2,000 bail.
8
8
Goldsmith,
Port
I
M
Slater.
Ft
Jones
we have ever been able to offer to the trade
Tipton falls into Elliott's place,—Ashland port, Cal, For sale bv E. A. S herwin .
son county W. C. T. U, lecturned in the
Recently Chief George of the Capilanos
Cloister, the favorite for tlio Grand Na­ W B Glafke, Port
J W Conant and wife. was found drowned and later Chief
and Portland.
A school of methods will be conducted parlor of tbe Eagle Hotel Friday and Sat­ tional, will be ridden in the race by Es- Y
during our long experience in the cloth-
8 Durkelspeil, 8 F
Redding
ll
Mrs. Li. A. Millsap left on the south during Chautauqua, under the auspices of urday.
George of the Seymour creek Indians
cott, his trainer.
P Borcharett,
Frank
Arnold,
Oak
’
d
ing business in Ashland.
the
Jackson
county
W.
C.
T.
U.
with
Mrs.
at
bound train Wednesday morning for an
Mrs. J. O, Saltmarsh, of Sterling, came
W C Bevington, Dun met his death in the same way.
A horse died recently at Upper Willow J H Boyd,
extended tour of California and the eastern Ada W. Lnruh, National organizer, as over last Saturday to visit her parents; and
Port
L
Wasserman,
E O Parrett, K B .
The Santa Clara town trustees have
states. She will spend this summer at San leader. An hour, at least each dav, will be on Sunday Mrs. Saltmarsh, Mr. and Mrs, Creek, Or., that lacked only one month of C W Ransom,
W F Bangusser. 8 F
u
Jose, Oakland and the seaside resorts, then given to this work, which will be free to all. A. Pool, a part of the Brown family. Mrs. being 40 years old.
awarded the contract for constructing
J
Roberts,
Peter
Moore.
Steinm
The Departments of work to be consider­ C W. Taylor and family and our post
farther south to tbe land of flowers, hoping
About 500 horses and more than 100 A S Ward, Ager
W ednesday —
the municipal water works to a San
ed are evangelistic, prison and jail work, mistress. Miss Amy Safford, took'a trip to
to regain her health.
W C Bevington.Duns Geo R Elliott, Chicgo Francisco company. The price is $42,-
mother s meetings, and purity, “Y” work the Foree ferry, and had a picnic dinner. jockeys will be debarred from the turf T
R Wilson, S F
Louis Hall, Bort
Assessor Geo. A. Jackson was in town and flower mission, physical culture &
congress tracks the oom ing season.
Our fine tailor made clay worsteds
000, including the cost of a steel tower.
E O Parrott, R B
E F Fav.
“
Sunday and has the work of making the music, literature, scientific temperance in They report having had a pleasant time.
The Columbus (O.) Driving association W H Mowat, Citv O
C Riches, “
at
$12.00,
$15.00 and $18.00 will more
state census nearly completed and the as­ | struction. L. T. L. and mercy, capital and
The
Epworth
League
of
Cyclers
of
the
has changed tho date of its big meeting A C Caldwell, Gr Pas Geo E Anderson,Med
Like a Sieve.
sessment of the county well along. Deputy i labor, press work, narcotics, systematic
First
Methodist
church
at
San
Jose
will
than please you when you take a look at
W N Luckey, City
W N Luckev, City
The chief function of the kidneys is to from Aug. 26 to 30 to Sept. 9 to 13.
Assessor T. W. Bryant finishes up bis work giving franchise.
no longer be known as such. The ma­
G W Smith.’ “
separate from the blood, in its passage
of Ashland and vicinity this week and will
P. J. Dwyer declares that no woman Fred Martin, “
Do you know, if you want to go East and through them, of certain impurities and
T ubday —
________
jority of the members of the league, at them. They fit iully as well as any suit
Levi Morris
then work on Rogue river.
be permitted in the future to bet on W B —
desire a Pullman Tourist Sleeper, that you watery particles which make their final exit will
Jinkins,
St
Lo
’
slH
Leipsic,
S
F
a recent meeting, voted the cycling an­ you can get made at a great deal higher
There will be no preaching service in the will be detained from 12 to 16 hours unless through the bladder. The retention of any race track in which he has a control­ H G Brackenan, S F F L Southwick, do
nex out of existence. Bloomers were price and are just as well cut, all the very
ling
interest.
Presbyterian church next Sunday. Sabbath you take the Northern Pacific? Remember these, in consequence of inactivity of tbe
W N Lucky, Citv
Murray, Port
E C Murray.
the cause of the 6plit.
school and prayer meetings as usual. Rev. I that the Northern Pacific is the onlv line kidneys, is productive of Bright’s disease,
Byron McClelland, owner of Henry of Tom R Wilson, 6 F C Bateman’, Rsjbg
latest.x^^E^
F. G. Strange goes to Seattle this evening running Pullman Tourist Sleepers through dropsy, diabetes, albumiduria and other Navarre, says if tho colt trains all right C Cunningham.
L T
A
_ Caldwell,
~ J ’
Port
— . —
u
James J. Corbet gave some pretty good
to supply tbe pulpit of the First Presby­ to the east without delay. Time and money maladies with a fatal tendency. Hostetter’s he will be started in many of the leading
Ft Klamath C A Piper,
advice to the boys of the Olympia Club,
terian church of that city for two Sundays saved by this route. For full information, Stomach Bitters, a highly sanctiened diu­ events in the west.
H C Cunningham, do|
when be was in San Francisco last. He
This is his old charge and besides being tbe time cards, map«, etc., call on or address, retic and blood depurent, impels the kid­
Assemblyman Percy wants to define A Remarkable Cure of Klr umatism told them that the best way to get strong
leading church in the city has 800 members. Robert Leonard. Agent, Ashland. Or.
Our reason for being able to offer clothing at the prices
neys when inactive to renew their sifting
Westminster, Cal., March 21,1894.—Some was to avoid all excesses in youth, so that
function, and strain from the vital current “stakes’’ so that no one other than tbo
Gov. James H. Budd of California is still
impurities which infest it and threatened owner of a horse shall participate in the time ago, on awakening one piorning, I tbev should arrive at manhood lusty and we do, is simply the fact that we do not sell one dollar’s
DIED
at the Klamath Hot Springs and is the
found that I bad rheumatism in my knee healthy. Man v men who have been guilty worth on time, and you only have to pay for what you buy
their own existence as organs of the body. distribution of moneys.
most entertaining man ever there. lie is I
so badly that, as I remarked to my wife, it of excesses and over-indulgencies, and have
of the r ladder, gravel and retention
a biblical scholar and loves to adorn his fish SILVERA—Near the Lennox plaoe. on the Catarrh
A curious coincidence in names is shown would be impossible for me to attend to bus­ used the Celebrated Medicine “CUPI-
of
the
urine
are
also
maladies
arrested
or
yourself, and not the bad debts contracted by other parties.
stories and other tales with scriptural alle­
Klamath river, June 11, 1895. in ant child averted by this benign promoter and restor­ in tho fact that Charles Ferrier of St iness that day. Remembering that I had DENE” lived to give testimony of its won­
gories. Sunday he enlightened a commer­ of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silvera.
derful
stimulating
and
curative
powers.
Paul
was
elected
president
of
the
Master
some of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm in my
ative of organic action. Malaria, rheuma­
cial traveler of Hebrew extraction on the
YOURS TRULY,
tism. constipation, biliousness and dyspep­ Horscshoors’ Protective society of Minne­ store I sent for a bottle, and rubbed the af­ •‘CUPIDENE” will check all the waste tis-
race instinct of “jewing down” and demon­
flicted parts thoroughly with it, according to sne of the body. In fact, it stops all losses.
sia
also
speedily
beneficial
to
tbe
weak
and
sota.
Ferrier
is
an
old
form
of
the
word
married
.
strated by reading the old tesiament that
directions, and within an hour ( was com­ “CUPIDENE” is a powerful, harmless,
nervous.
farrier.
one of his ancestors' had actually jew$d
pletely relieved. One application had done vegetable Compound. It is as sure to
dohrn Jehovah 50 per cent on one of his own FIELDER—RANOUS—At little Shasta,
Karl’s Clover Root, tne great Blood puri­ J. D. Diekman of Klamath county is in the business. It is the best liniment on the strengthen the generative organs as it is to
propositions The Governor's handling oi
June 5, 895. by Rey. J. A. Van Anda, fier gives freshness and clearness to the the valley.
market, and I sell it under a positive guar­ rebuild and regenerate you. Trial package
John L, {'.elder and Mi$a £sn* ftkBdWi Cpmlpexion and cores Constipation. 23cts.‘
For a clean shave or hair cat and bath go antee. R. T. H akbib . Fur sale by E, A. $1.00; 6 packages $6.00. For sale by E. A.
|W$
ptom»
SROWUT«
iMfWWi
PERSONAE AND SOCIAL.
^¡—^Sherwin
TRY SHERWIN.
WILLIAM HEVENER
II
F
REMOVAL NOTICE
T. K. BOLTON’S
CITY DRUG AND
^nsn^JEWELRY STORE
A AS MOVED INTO I.
F. BLOCK.
. - WE ARE CLOSING OUT^S
II
ARE
AT
Call Before It Is Too Late.
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
SPRING
is
i
SPRING AND
SUMMER
CLOT I 1 I N O.
0. H. BLOUNT.
CASH