Valley record., July 04, 1895, Image 3

Justifiable Homicide.
Family Troubles of a Mining Man.
GENERAL NEWS.
TOUCHED OFF AGAIN.
If You Go Farther You Will Fare Worse.
Lee Browning, aged 21 years, shot and
The following dispatch tells of the
Karl
’
s
Clover
Root,
tne
great
Blood
puri
­
Held Up by Three Men, Who Rob troubles of Uncle Charley All men, for­ killed William Tracy Monday morning This Time the Bohl Knight of the fier gives freshness and clearness to the
Road Makes a Double Play and Coiulpexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts.•
Every Car—The First in Oregon.
merly assayer and foreman of the Ash- in the Wolf creek mining district, Jose­
A8HLAND, O b ...T hursday , July 4, 1895.
phine
county.
The
trouble
grew
out
of
I
land
Mining
Co.
’
s
mill
:
Robs Both Stages.
i 50 cts. and $1. Soldbv E. A. Sherwin.
The train was held up about 10:15
Seattle, June 26.—Chas. S. Allmen, a i ownership of a mine and Tracy and his
Last Thursday night as the stage from
I o’clock Monday night near Riddles, about
Stockton will grant the right of way
30 miles soutl. of Roseburg, The train l Tacoma mining man, well-known on the 1 two partners came upon Browning who , Ager to Klamath Falls was wending its for a railroad to tî e water askod for by
PERSONAL AND SOCI AU
¡fired.
Dr.
Kremer,
who
held
an
inquest
Pacific
slope,
seems
to
have
a
just
cause
j
tortuous
way
over
the
Topsy
grade
and
was coming down Cow creek canyon at
the Corral Hollow Coal company.
the rate of about 25 miles an hour, and of grievance against a woman he married, over the dead man as coroner of Jose­ I arrived three quarters of a mile bevond
Frank R. Neil was up from Jacksonville .was not far from the mouth of the canyon. if his story be true. About a year ago, phine county, reports that the coroner’s j the top of the hill, Driver Jake Har- ■ t>Jack Dempsey, the pugilist, is seri­
ELLS Everything FIRST-CLASS in
yesterday.
DRUGS and at Reasonable Rates.
The road runs through very wild, rugged Allmen, who is rich and 4-5 years old, jury found that it was a justifiable honai- i mon.y and his only companion, Repre­ ously ill at New York from spasms of
Our People cannot afford to miss this region, the stream being near the track met a pretty widow, named Scott, in Ta­ I cide.
sentative Harry V. Gates of Washington the heart. His recovery is doubtful.
Assembly.
county heard the Btern command halt
Jim Lawson, the Madera (Cal.) out­
Avoid Cheap John, Drug-Stores.
on one side and the mountains rising coma. and learning from her own lips that
Snake Charmer Poisoned.
issue from behind a tree alougside of the law who killed his child, attempted to
Andy Carter, the old pioneer and soldier, very steep on the other. The sides of her husband wa6 dead, proposed, was ac­
Two snake charmers have been trap- road. “Thats him,” said Jake to
is here again.
the canyon are very rugged, and covered cepted, and the couple were duly married. 1 pin»
kill his wife and twice escaped from
and hunting snakes all spring about
Later
AJlmen
found
that
be
was
the
W. J. Paul, the pioneer and capitalist of with a dense forest of large trees and an woman’s fourth husband, and that the Tnle lake and the famous lava beds Gates, whom he had been regaling with jail, has been recaptured.
Sells Stationery Cheaper
the tales of former hold-ups and was
almost impenetrable growth of under­
Yreka, died Sunday.
Crop reports from the state of Wash­
than the Cheapest Man in
other three were living—one in Scotland, where the Modoc Indians made their pointing out the spots where they occured.
brush.
Thos. V. Cator has just written that he
last
stand
for
liberty
against
the
encroch-
ington
say
that
the
wheat
yield
this
this
or any other town.
and
one
in
British
Columbia,
while
the
At
the
request
of
the
robber
they
threw
Though the moon was high, it was
expects to be here July 13th.
ment of civilization. There is the great­
shaded by the high timbered bluff, and whereabouts of the third was unknown. est rattle snake breeding ground on the out the mail sacks, then dismounted. year will be up to the average. Weather
Ad. Graham and Bob Shaw have returned the track lay in darkness.
Allmen applied for and got a divorce,
The legislator cut open the mail sacks conditions hate been favorable all the
continent and a few years ago a snake
from the Beaver creek mines.
Robbers put a small dynamite cart­ and then went to Montana. Last April was killed there that bad 42 rattlers and with the driver’s knife while the driver season.
held the horses.
J. W. Jarvis has been engaged to teach ridge on track, which exploded, and made he received a dispatch from his much-
Tramps and bad characters are being
a button. These two men have turned
the Boulevard district school.
The highwayman then compelled them driven out of Sacramento as fast as they
aloud report. The engine before stopping married ex-wife that a son had been born the serpent product into a profitable in­
to
him.
He
returned
to
Tacoma
to
em
­
to turn their pockets inside out, the driver are arrested. They have a choice of
Father Clem has returned from liis holi­ ran over a large one which broke the
dustry, catching the snakes alive and
ness band exhorting in California.
flange of engine tracksand stopped train. brace the son and see that he was prop­ shipping them to a Chinese firm in San yielding 15 cents and Gates $2.15. They leaving town or going to jail for six
erly cared for. Since then, however,
were both marched up the road about
Morton Lindley, the Gold Hill mining Conductor Kearney was going down
Francisco who supply China doctors on
months.
man, returned Tuesday evening from a trip step of head end of day coach to see Allmen says he has come into posession this coast and in the Flowery Kingdom thirty feet, with instructions not to move
Los Angeles merchants are endeavor­
to San Francisco.
cause of trouble when he met three men of evidence to show that the woman has with the snakes, the substances of which or look back. The robber then returned
endeavored to involve his estate. He
1J-AS MOVED FROM THE I. O. O. F.
Levi EAgon has finished a fine large running alongside train. With an oath also denies the infant, and will ask the are used in the practice of the heathen’s to the mail and assorted it and pocketed ing to secure steamer service with Pan­
the registered letters. He put out the ama. The Chamber of Commerce is of­
barn for E. B. Barron on the latter’s farm one said “get back and stay there,” tak­ court for an order disinheriting the child profession.
*■■ block into their elegant new quar­
lights on the coach, after which he re­
ing an ineffectual shot at Kearney who
at foot of Siskyous.
There is only one way of taking these sumed his Btation, ordered the passenger fering inducements to isthmus steamers
alleged to be bis.
immediately
locked
himself
with
about
to
stop
at
Wilmington.
ters
neatly and tastily fitted up in Atkin­
The Chautauqua lectures and instructors
I snakes alive and that is the snake char­
write that they will be on band to fill their $100 of the company’s money, in the I’Akam Letteken Accidentally Shot. mers business. He bunts them down and and driver to load up the mail and take
Stuart
A.
Greene,
who
confessed
to
son block next door north of Postoffice, for
their seats. They did so, and held an
ladies water closet until the ceremony
places on the program.
Adam and Will Letteken went deer hunt­ after arresting his attention and catching interesting conversation with the robber the murder of Julius Petrie, an aged
was
over.
The
robbers
took
engineer
the reception of their old patrons and
ing Tuesday 8 miles east of Ashland. Adam the snakes eye the snake soon surrenders
Mrs. Dr. Force returned Tuesday from
Frenchman, at Marysville, Cal., has
McMinnville, where she had been called by Jap Waite and Fireman Ev. Gray off was roiling rocks down hill to scare game his self-control to the charmer who then upon various topics, including stage-rob­ been sent to prison for life. Miller, his
friends and the public generally.
engine and made them go to express car out of brush. His shot gun was accident­ bandies him easier than Gleason, the bing as a business, for one and a half
the sad death of her sister.
where Messenger Ralph Donohue obliged ally discharged the contents and gun wadd­ horse-trainer, reduces to docility a hours, when the stage bound from Klam­ accomplice, has been sentenced to hang.
Tom Roberts and wife have gone on a
ing through bis side. He was taken to the
ath Falls to the railroad at Ager came
George Frohm, a carpenter, while They are stocked up with and are displaying the
visit with relatives in Douglas county and them with a gold watch and valise. They house of Mr. Wright, a sbeepherder. Dr. vicious broncho.
upon the scene and was baited three working on the Hartford at Mare Island
did no further damage there. Entering
Tom’s mother in Portland.
These
two
snake
charmers
have
caught
Brower
went
to
the
scene
and
dressed
the
feet
from
the
other
stage.
There
were
the mail car the accommodating clerk,
The Sunday school rally on next Wednes­ C. A. Hermann, threw up bis bands. wound. He says there are hopes of his re- and shipped alive 80 snakes to the bay no passengers aboard and the driver, Geo. navy yard, fell from a scaffold and
covery.
reshest line of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCER
city this season. They bad four at Mar­ Humphrey, threw out the mail sacks and, struck on his head on the granite bot­
day will be a success if one can judge from The
robbers opened up a tremendous lot
reports of schools received.
ple’s livery stables at Klamath Falls with after sorting out the mail, the robber tom in the ship. His injuries are fatal.
IES AND PROVISIONS in the City.
Mr.
Letteken
was
raised
in
this
of greenbacks from the registered mail.
which they attended to give a public ex­ ordered both stages to proceed.
Miss Allie Thornton of Dunsmuir was
Bunching their proceeds with fireman, country and his mother and brother hibition
Charles
H.
B.
Graham,
aged
17,
son
of their art in handling snakes
visiting Mrs. Sheridan Thornton this week in front, followed by engineer and William now live on Emigrant creek.
robber was very cool throughout of a well-to-do surgeon who died re­
and will spend the 4th at Grants Pass.
right
off
the
grass at the celebration tc- the The
He
married
Miss
Effie
Provolt,
daughter
affair
and made no effort to disguise
express messenger the main robber put
A good appetite and refreshing sleep are them into day coach and ordered the of E. N. Provolt, a farmer of Williams day. The main expert was working with his Vflice. He bad a horse tied near the cently at Ontario, Cal., fell from a
his
pets
one
evening
last
week
at
the
essential to health of mind and body, and few passengers to stand up and hold up creek, and they have one child, aged
He did not ask for the express brakebeam at Yuma, A. T., and was
Btables and after having three crawling place.
these are given by Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
about
three
years.
He
is
a
brother-in-
box, evidently being aware that Wells- killed. Graham and three other young
bands. The robber wae last with a big
about his face and neck reached into the Fargo
Joseph G. Pierce, editor of the sprightly gun and a sack. The passengers all law of J. W. Coakley of this precinct.
had taken it off a week ago on ac­ men were beating their way East.
box for the fourth one. A lot of boys count of his frequent assaults on its
Klamath Falls Express, arrived in the val­ complied gracefully.
The French societies at Los Angeles
A Special Sale.
crowded about and in some way be pick- treasury.
ley Tuesday to spend the 4th with his Jack-' Sheriff Fitch was in the next car—the
desired
to participate in the Fourth of
The Hargrove Sisters, milliners, are of­ i ed him up in an unprofessional manner
sonville girl.
smoker,—and Brakeman A. T. Morian put
July celebration, but the committee of
fering
tor
the
next
ten
days
at
greatly
re
­
'
and
the
snake
sent
bis
fangs
into
the
The acquittal of Frank Swingle for the arrangements refused to allow any but
Wm. M. Holmes, secretary and manager down all the blinds. Sheriff Fitch got be­ duced prices some fine flowers and frames.
of the flouring mills at Central Point and ■ hind the water closet and intended to kill Call and see them at their millinery head­ fleshy part of bis left hand between the killing of Arthur Langell again demon­ the American flag in the parade and the
thumb and fore-finger. The charmer strates that the laws of the state for the
Eagle Point was in towu Monday on a the robber as he came in. but was dissuad­ quarters in Myer block on Main street.
ed by the passengers. Fitch was the first
needed no physician. He bad been bit­ suppression of naan-killing are of no Legion Française will not take part.
business trip.
man taken hold of by robber and con­
ten
five times before and proceeded with force and effect in Klamath county,
Mining
News.
Mrs. Driscoll, an old and miserly
In cases where dandroff, scalp diseases, tributed $75 and watch. The robber felt of
falling and grayness of the hair appear, do Fitch’s clothes and pulling the sheriff’s re­ John S. Shook is still in the county look­ his old remedy, killing the snake, remov­ where prominent stockmen have killed woman, died recently at Cloverdale,
not neglect them, but apply a proper rem­ volver from his breeches pocket said, ing after his mining interests. G. T. Glen- ing the gall bladder from his back, cut­ each other off periodically for the past Cal., leaving considçrable property. She
edy and tonic like Hall’s Hair Renewer.
“that’s a pretty thing; I’ll take it.” Seeing denning of Osgood, Ind., one of his part­ ting open the wound and laying the gall twenty years; and though an attempted lived in the most frugal mànuér and
^ obbb ^JEWELRY
Judge Hanna was up from Jacksonville Brakeman Morian, robber said “where is ners. is expected out to look at the situation into it, which sucks up all the poison. lynching once resulted fatally, there has was supposed to have been very poor.
conductor?
”
“
In
hind
end.
”
“
Get
in
with
a
view
of
further
developing
their
The
charmer
missed
a
piece
of
fang,
Monday to meet his son who arrived on
Established Í884-
never been a judicial hanging and only
however, and before he discovered it, had one conviction with a short term in the In her clothing was found $1,400 m gold
the evening train from Oakland, Cal., to here” said robber and he pushed Morian in Gold Hill mine.
visit him during the circuit court vacation. front of him.
his system poisoned, and his arm has penitentiary. The shooting code in in little bags sewed to the linings.
The procession was unmolested until sec­ Jeff and John Devenny came over Sun­
Aden Packard was severely bit in the face ond tourist was reached. Robbers had to day from W. W. Walters & Co.’s quartz turned black up to his shoulder blade.
The grand jury of San Joaquin cen­
Klamath county still prevails as against
last Friday by Mr. Waterman’s dog. Dr. threaten porter several times before he mill, which is in lull operation on $25 ore.
the
fiendish
and
brutal
capital
punish
­
sures
the board of supervisors of tha*
House
and
Lot
in
Seattle
Parsons was summoned and cheesed any opened the door. They robbed everybody on Salmon river. Walters is in Trinity
a
possible damage of blood poison. The boy except women; were in no hurry and took county developing a fine cement prospect To exchange for acreage property in South­ ment barbarism. Any well-to-do citizen county for conductlug businesg
out
there
that
can
hypothecate
enough
also
owned
by
his
company.
loose
and
extravagant
manner
jjæ
re
­
ern
Oregon,
difference
to
be
paid
in
cash
by
is improving slowly.
DRUGGIST TO S. P. E"R. CO.|
their time.
of this world’s goods with which to raise port says supplies for ;ounty institu.
me. Call or address, “C. F.’’
I
While
main
robber
was
working
a
coach
R.
M.
Garrett
and
A.
R.
Thompson
are
R. 8. Moore, the well-known Klamath
from
$3000
to
$8000
need
ppt
lose
any
Care
of
V
alley
R
ecord
,
Ashland,
Oregon.
ions have been pm J
prices higher
county surveyor, assisted by Will Nickerson I one confederate went alongside poking his at work on the Beekman <t Huffer quartz
sleep about the condition of bis neck than the
ia at work surveying a little over a town­ I gun at passengers from outside while other mine on Jackson creek, having a contract
market
School
of
Methods.
atcîî inspector s P. R. R-
oyer a killing scrape. But woe unto the
ship of government land in about Siskiyou | stood on platform protecting bis partner to take out 50 tons of ore and doing some
In connection with Southern Oregon man that steals a plug horse!
. ^^.xs Blank, ex-secretary of the B’nai
from the rear and as he finished coach, crops-cutting. J. H. Huffer returned Sun­
station for the government.
I both confederates were promptly on hand day from Sfjn Francisco wheye he bought a phautauqua.
The prosecution in the second tr! * r B’rith association at San Francisco,
Wednesday, July 16—Crusade Service,
Senator 8. A. Holt was up from Phoenix at other end. The outsiders kept up a fire 3-stamp mill and steam outfit which will
Frank Swingle tor the murd»- ,
Organization of Class.
Monday, on a business trip. Miss Ivy Car­ of dynamite cartridges and yelling, which arrive this week and be put to work.
committed suicide by turning on th®
Thursday, July 11—"Mothers Meetings.”
roll, of Atwood, Ill., who is visiting G. Y. frightened passengers into submission.
gas. Some time ago he was compelled
Thomas James the well-known mining "Purity.”
Heaton’s family will pay Mrs. Holt, who The robber was pleasant and agreeable,
• -*m®n cannot be expected to make good a big shortage in his ac­
Friday, July 12—"Y,” “Flower Mission,” tn hoi • ’
is au old friend of the Carroll family, a 1 keeping up lots of conversation and never expert has been engaged to develop the
-iu up the alleged dignity of the law counts and he was about to be expelled
visit this week.
injuring anyone.
Pnilman ’Conductor coal mining proposition on Commissioner “Physical Culture."
8. Furry’s land four miles east of Medford
Saturday, July 13-Scientific Temperance, that takes a man’s neck for it when the from the order.
The W. C. T. U. of Jackson county will Norris threw himself into a berth and bonded by L. G. Porter, W. I. Vawter, Wm. Instruction.
ntfver have a better opportunity to get > pulled it in after him, and has his money Slinger, Capt. J. T. C. Nash and two Port­ Sunday, July 14—Gospel Meeting at 3 p. m . , state’s agents fail to impress them with
The University of California athletes
the conviction that the state’s attorney
posted along the line of Department work j yet.
land men. Mr. James on Monday put two Sermon by Mrs. A. P. Mead, Slate Evange­ surely knows itself and means business. -who went East and gained numeyotîs
Alter
finishing
their
work,
the
robbers
than at the School of Methods, during the
i shifts of men at work driving a tunnel in list.
" A pusillanimous course in prosecutions victories received a royal welcome on
Chautauqua. Fine camping facilities ara told the engineer not to proceed north I on the vein to prospect it for 500 feet. Mr.
Monday,
July
15-Bifil^
heading
on destroys a juryman’s confidence and their return to Oakland and San Fran­
offered at Ashland, also board at reasonable for one hour. They then shot out the ¡James has a thorough knowledge and ex­ Tithing. “Narcotics.H
rates. The white ribbons will doubtless head light and started north, firing five perience in mining enterprises and will Tuesday, 4qly lq-"Suffrage,” Question leaves the law vindicated in such cases cisco. A reception was held at the
take advantage of these privileges.
shots, which appeared to be a signal.
only as they vindicate themselves, Olympic club in the latter city at which
bring out the property in good shape if tlje Box.
Thos. V. Cator’s date at the Chautauqua
The engine was so disabled that it took coal is tb?re.
Wednesday, July If—“The Press,” “Lib though they be managed after the fash­ the students were eulogized to the skies.
is Saturday, the 13th, at 2 o’clock. People three hours to reach Riddles, about four
ion of a sheep-herder attending to his
Ernest Green, formerly of the Ashland eramre."
Professor George Davidson, who has
from down the valley can come and return miles distant. There the engine was mine
Thursday, July I8--,‘Loyal Temperance flock. It requires more force than is
was
over
from
his
placer
mine
on
on the cars the same afternoon. Co-oper­ turned and backed to Boseburg. F. Plot- Hungary creek Monday. He is cleaning Legion,” “Our Relation to Dumb Animals.” possessed by Prof. Bensen to enforce the been in the geodetic survey for 43 years oooocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
ation is the topic and the producing classes
Friday, July 19—“Capital and Labor.”
up a fair yield from a three months run,
of a biennial session of sap-heads, and who has had charge of the work on
cannot give attention to a more vital and ner, a Western Union lineman, had $50 after
At some time during Assembly a child- edicts
which
he
will
go
prospecting
a
quartz
drunks
important subject. Mr, Cator will remain or $60 in his pocket, and the robber ledge. * • , Frank‘Brown,on Bdmble:^/i
I rel?,s oieeting
connection Salem. and chumps that conyene at the Pacific Coast, has been removed
‘^f will be ,n held
e‘a in in connection
from office by General Duffield, the
in Ashland and southern Oregon for some , asked him if he had any money. He re­ Bee creek, is doing first rate on bis all the
a
temperance
chalk
weeks and will probably make a few more I plied only a few dollars, which he intend­ year round proposition and the China talk and L. 8. L. drill; also a meeting
for
head of the department. The reason
speeches iu th.« valley after the Chautauqua. , ed to keep, and talked the robber out of company operating E. E. Sayles’ mine young ladies at ?.
A Wise Conclusion.
which
time r reform
nlcI
L ume
Jeto™ ' dress,
given is that expenses must be cut down
'
........
....
exer
_
Our Stock of Fine School Shoes
West Corinth, Maine.—“I doctored for and the older men must go. Professor
Do you know, if you jvant to go East and searching him.
above on the same creek have a fine out- JLpf
'?8 a”d
CF
desire a Pullman Tourist Sleeper, that you
The train consisted of one mail car, look, working all summer with plenty of nthPr enhi^t<,dIfCiUS.Sed *n connectl°n with years for Biliousness, but nothing ever Davidson is 63 years old.
helped me like Simmons Liver Regulator.
will be detained from 12 to 16 hours unless ; one express car, smoker, one coach, two water. > * . Chas^Sears is along in his
>.£vj.l£tion >e?Lende? to every I shall take nothing else hereafjy^.”—N, M.
you take the Northern Pacific? Remember . tourist cars, and two sleepers. There clean upand’Wm. Thompson has com-i nna
The case of Mary Berger, the Eugene
menced cleaning up the season’s run on iK)th
wnlMn wluch 18 iree ad~ Oakman. Your druggist sells it in powder (Or.) dressmaker accused of sending ob-
that the Northern Pacific is tfce only l/nc ,
hi. firw min«
i Dotn mfcn antl women.
or liquid; the powder to be taken dry, or
running Pullman Tourist Ülaepers through I were about 50 passengers.
Stilly Riddle, who lives near Riddles,
Sééné ’matter through the mails, came FORMER ERICES...
Also an invitation to anyone to atteud made inle a tea.
to the east without delay. Time and money
Dr.
and Joseph vaiucj
Dame, who
have an •>
y ----
session,
of the class
«. Songer auuuwoupu
nuu uoyc
—----- » w|](Jhyr
TTT members
u* iu
to a sudden termination at Portland.
■aved by this route. For full information, states that three men who have been
time cards, maps, etc., call on or address, working for some time atNiehols station, the Pacific and Quinne mines leased, “vliRk,
Smut in Corn*
,
.
Before the defense had finished its testi­
13 miles south of Riddle, and a short 'aie dos, no» bed rock in the Quintie
§s%n oi an^our will be held each
Robert Leonard, Agent, Ashland. Or.
mony Judge Bellingei* ordered the jury
The
smut
in
corn
will
reproduce
it»
mine
Thev have heen (?r®Il<)on>
to.,be announced later).
Sheriff A. A. Fitch and T. C Waters as distance south of the point where the . McConnell
ijonnen mine, mey nave Deen Extra meetings will appear on
bulletin
self the next year if sown with seed. It to bring iu a verdict of not guilty.
on
bulletin
robbery
occured,
dissappeared
yesterday.
<»uard arrived in Ashland Monday over the
; troubled with waler from drifted ground, board.
6
is a little remarkable that there should Wheu the verdict was announced the
AQjland-Klamath Falls route with John One usually wore a white hat with buck­ which has kept the work back to some
A da W allack U nruh , Conductor.
have been so much smut last’ year in friends of Miss Berger Indulged in a
Üettarjpks, an 18 year old boy, whom they skin band, which corresponds with the extent, but they have recently put in a : M rs . D. E. H ydb , County Pres.
■took to the penitentiary, Judge Hale I white hat worn by the robber who went bulk head and have the water under'
view of the character of the season. The vigorous clapping of hands. Miss Ber­
having san Usurea him for one year. Waters through the coaches, and which was to- control. They expect to get on the old
commonly received opinion is that wet ger is the woman who was accused of
Medford
Items
will ride back frQfP McMinnville on the
weather
makes a smut year, but we are having sent through the mails obscene
channel worked by McConnell, and if
Dan Driscoll horse ¿toler. in Kla,u»th ¡ -
, . . , , • •,
J. A. Whitman was in Ashland Monday
¿ountv bv Hendricks’ partner, who has , They are thought to be hidden in a cave they can manage the water they will on business,
hearing
of
a great deal of smut in spite letters addressed to herself. Her ob­
-
* . * to the pen
_ c fronT
___ ’ ‘xX
___ county- i j nnnr
U n anana
r\( fho
been'
iint
YamhiH
near i lb®
scene of
the UrvLl.iin
hold-up.
have some very rich ground. The Pacific |
of
the
abnormal
drought. As has been ject, it was said, was to make it appear
eighteen
or twenty
feet
i mineJs
’
' down
’
’ ' ‘
‘
_ . he^visU irUowa! returned Monday from said, the seed of smutted oom will un­ that another person was slandering her.
-?ihu
’ At 10’5 on the evening ot July 10, and they have an open cut eight feet
sriU be held at Ashlam « u
11895, the California north bound express
Four blocks of wooden buildings in
J. A. Hanley returned Sunday from a doubtedly contain smut spores. It is
Jamfi8tP^e^ri_'''lr2nPj train, No. 15, waB stopped by robbers long. This is one of the richest claims trip to Shovel creek.
the
Mission district at San Francisco
also
true
that
the
ground
will
contain
Thos. V. Cator, Mrs. N. W Kinney and about ej ht miles 80Utb of Ri(](fle8 at th0 I , on
““ the riyer. They have taken oqt the
.Dr. W- Jones and family spent Sunday them and make a smutty crop the next were burned the other night. The fire
other noted persons wUllectur.e.
”“,*„'
cTeek" canvon
canyon Douglas K ‘ ro
'“
"I
’?“ set
«“ of «' timbers
‘'"J?1 and have
will lecture, Sibool.
bcbopls i “ month
of '*c„w
Cow creek
Mn<
*toone
season, although perfectly clean seed is started in Carrick, Williams & Wright’s
of Art,
Music, Bible normal work
worii and moD. 2!
¿f vow "2
TheTmail
Sj! (8ecure(
8ecured [ 17 ounces^of
Art Music
ca,nyon. was
vougias
ounces of gold.
gold, These men Visiting Ashland friends.
ot
Art, Music 1 rid dm M wag.
county, Oregon The mail car was rob- have Rpent a
t dealbof m,
procured.
box factory on Fifth street, between
W. C. T. U. methods. District and 222 ^’ several’ pack® S oT Sed have spent a great deal of money rigging
Geo.
W.
Barron
arrived
Tuesday
to
com
­
Count; Teachers’ Inst tute Xw'1*1/
P’ckag,eB of reg,8ter®d up their claims, and are .
Bryant and Brannan. A stiff wind was
mence
celebrating
the
4th.
The
only
way
to
get
rid
of
smut
that
County
Teachers
’
Institute.
Se^on
!
«P
their
c
airns
and
are
descrying
of
Countyleatners insuiuwj.
oeatuu niatter and a number of passengers rob- a„PPaaa _VroVn
i ltufus Cole was over from the Siskiyou we know of, says the Iowa Homestead, blowing and the flames spread rapidly.
tickets$1. u 0. Beautiful camping grounds.
of amounts varying from five to oue 1 S1:cce88*
re»a eWSt
1 mountain Monday on busmess.
is to put land that has grown a smutty Every piece of apparatus in the fire de­
Address, Mrs. C. R. Minkler, Sec.
| ¡jUn(]re(j dollars. A gold filled hunting
Wm. M. Holmes, manager of the B. C. I ca8e watch, with a star on back, bought
Hon. J. 8. Herrin was down from Ash­ crop into some other crop than corn for partment was brought into service, but
BORN.
R F. mills and.A. A. Davis of the Med.ord frQm i)ej}ro8ky groe., jewelers, Redding,
land Monday on a business trip.
a year or two. Smut left on the ground it was several hours before the fire was
Will were both in town Monday. Jokes „ ,
taken from Rev D L Mai- FERGUSON.—In Ashland, June 21,1895,
will
produce smut the next year and in under control. The water supply was
Lawyer Parker and his family will camp
aUwit mill-trust were not in order as the Gal*> was ! ,en
K®v* u' ?* Mal,
to Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Ferguson, a daugh­ in the Chautauqua grove again this increased quantity if the ground again not sufficient to run the engines to their
fuitiers have been for weeks laying awake I jorne and twenty-five dollars in gold
I summer, moving after the 4th.
ter, 11-lbs.
X>f nights $gi»ring on where to get wheat to coin ; from Sheriff A. A. Fitch of Klamath
be put in corn. To get rid of it, there­ full capacity. The losses will aggre­
supply the towu trade with flour. Last county, Oregon, a 38 caliber Colts revol- PUCKETT—Near Shake, Klamath county,
W. H. Parker, and Ed. Worm an and fore, it is necessary to change the crop, gate over $1,000,000. Many poor people
year’s short crop and th* increased milling Ver, blue steel barrel, black handle and
June 2G, 1895, to the wife of P. 8. Puckett, daughter Miss Jessie have returned from and tho corn smut will then die out be­ were mado homeless and their house­
in the valley have robbed the miller of a «20 in gold coin. It is supposed there
I Colestein for the celebration.
a daughter.
cause it cannot subsist on any other hold goods were burned. It was the
surplus crop to manipulate tqe price of were three ___
"™.L L.
men L
implicated
bat only one
Mrs. Chas. J. Laird and two children re- host than corn. By cleaning the ground greatest conflagration in San Francisco
flimis 1hnaveBChad)rthimffierst""oveTaVi-
epteM thp care and is described as
l turned to Little Klamath lake Saturday in this way and then getting clean seed in many years.
Butte Creek News.
’ after a pleasant visit with her family, M.
rel ” and we are very much pained( ?)to follows. Frombve feet eleven inches to
Miss
Henrietta
Morine
is
stopping
with
smut can be eradicated.
A. Casters.
A $6,000,000 dredging contract be­
relate they spanked it to ’em with great six feet in height, native born American, johq Miller’s family at Brownsboro. '
vv.^w with
vyiLii n
iv,
pleasure and satisfaction.
I pleasant voice
a clear uug
ring IU
to it,
tween the Seattle South Canal and the
Geo. Justus, and his crew who have been
Liberty school house had a hat trimming
Pullets or liens.
light complexion, light mustache, hair
for W. W. Taylor’s saw mill at
Lake Washington Waterway company
At A Pokegama,
grand
cele- cut close, light grey or blqe eyes, rather social and, dance and supper June 21st. logging
Al
UACRaUJU, there
VlACi C w V» ’ . ?U
— be — a y
———-----
Dead indian arrived Tuesday to spend the
“
Pullets
excel
for eggs, hens for any­ and the Bowers Dredging company was
The
affair
was
conducted
by
Misses
Zuda
bration and picnic, under thé 5U8P\ee®
4th. After cutting about 75.000 feet more
round shoulders, hands hard like a labor­
the A. O. U. W., assisted by theciu’AD8* ing man, weight about one hundred and Owens, Lydia Owens, Maud and Julia Hill lumber Taylor will move his mill to his thing else,” says a writer for Farm signed a few days ago by C. H. Pres­
and
was
a
success.
Poultry, who explains as follows: Start­ cott, president of the dredging com­
timber land on Dry creek.
The principal feature of the day will be 8eve2?tv pounds, high cheek hones, upper
a log railing match in the raging Klam­ jaw projects °ver the lower one, bridge
Miss Temple of Central Point closed her
H. F. Wood, formerly a contractor and ing out in the spring of the year, pul­ pany and vice president of the Northern
ath river between 1 and 4 p. m., in which of nose swolen as though poisoned with school iu the Antelope district last Friday builder of this section, but now holding a lets in the average case lay many more Pacific railroad. The Seattle company
' • •
• •
•
I Ct
A A VA V that
AA C* V All
11 V A"_A
A • Stevens
I
and
night
Mr.
gave a dance to prominent position in the building and eggs than hens and are not so persist­ had already signed. It is the largest
active loggers from Maine, Michigan,
1 blue overalls with jumper, show the high apprec
ireciation they had of her carpentering force of the P. I. Co. on Mt.
And we have just received this week Five Cases
Wisconsin, and other states, inclnding poison oak, red
vest or checkered cotton | services as a teacner.
light checkered
Shasta division, arrived 8undav to spend ent in sitting. In summer the balanoe dredging contract ever awarded to one
native Californians, will take part, to shirt,
_ A _ . —
— I—
**
i
-
a
4» v. It r»,
w
heavy stogy shoes about number 8,
of July week with his old friends and is about even, and in the fall the hen, firm in this country. The contract calls
of Magnificent Lines of
G. W. Smith of Yankee creek has about 4th
afford one of the most exciing events ever
neighbors.
The
Southern'Pacific
Company
and
for
the
excavation
of
35,000,000
cubic
as
a
rule,
lays
the
first
part
before
she
sixty
stand
of
bees
and
has
taken
out
6C9-
witnessed in California. The little Shasta Wells, Fargo & Co. will jointly pay a re­
Brass band has been engaged to furnish ward of $2000 for the arrest and convic­ lbs. of honey this season. He is one of our
Among the numerous persons who have molts, the pullet the last part after yards of earth, of which 9,000,000 yards
live men that don’t believe in sending off been cured of rheumatism by Chamberlain’s she molts, it usually being the case are to be dredged from the waterways
music for the day, with grand parade at
for things that can be raised at home.
Pain Balm, mention should be made of that the pullet is the first mol ter. This through the Seattle tide lands and 26,-
10 a. m. The exercises will comprise tion of each of the robbers.
R.
KOEUPEB,
Mrs. E. H. Lewis of Butte creek has a Mrs. Emily Thorne, of Toledo, Wash., who leaves the chances in favor of the pullet 000,000 yards to he taken out of the
vocal music by the glee club, prayer by
Manager lines in Oregon. tidy that was made in A. D. 1771 by her says: "1 nave never been able to procure
Chaplain, Rev. L. M. Burwell, reading
three-mile canal connecting Lake Wash­
great great grandmother, she raised the any medicine that would relieve me of rheu­ as a winter layer.
declaration by Miss Abbie Putnam, and
ington and Puget Sound. This
City Council Proceedings.
matism
like
Chamberlain
’
s
Pain
Balm.
I
With
the
spring
hatched
pullet
a
flax, spun the thread and wove the tidy,
and orations by judge D. J. Toohy and Monday’s meeting.]
and in weaving it wove in her own name have also used it for lame back with great great deal lies in the individual, for will cut through a bluff 2QQ feet
and E. Danforth, both of San Francisco,
success. It is the best liniment 1 have ever some are naturally more enterprising fôr half a mile. The excavation a
Present: Mayor Casey and Councilmen and the date of the manufacturing of the used,
and I take pleasure in recommending
and grand Master Workman and grand Neil, Cordell, Fox, Gillette and Vaupel; tidy.
it to my friends.’’ For sale by E. A. S her ­ than others, and taken miscellaneously place will be done by slultflng.
lecturer of the A. O.U, W. After dinner absent, Schmitt.
There
was
another
fire
near
the
mouth
they would not do a bit better during company has five yeats in Which to do
athletic sports, base ball games, foot
Reports of City Marshal Smith, Recorder of Butte creek, this time it was Mr. New­ win .
the yyinter months than an equal num­ the work and expects to keep thq large
races of all styles by fat men, Blim men, Berry, Street Commissioner Jones for June man’s fence. Some one put out fire in the
Real Estate.
dredgers bûsy on it for most of * that
“
boys, girls, and young ladies for prizes, accepted.
tail and the result was a lot of fencing
Geo H Andrews to John A Smith—lot 13, ber of early molters at any age. Hens time. The earth excavat
City Treasurer Carter's report far quarter j fox
III te
also a turnout of the Calathumpkins,
was destroyed. Mr. Givens repaired the blk 43, Medford; $75.
throw
stronger
and
more
vigorous
chick
­
June 30th approved, showing
edging
climing a greased pole, catching a greased ending
Kate F Hoffman to A Gangwisch—lots 1, ens than pullets, are more experienced 2,000 acres of tide flatÿ.
vouchers for payment of ten coupons of $15 damage although he denies having put out 2 and
3,blk 56. Jacksonville; 1300.
pig, log rolling match above stated, and each for interest on city hall bonds due the fire.
and less foolish. Hence a greater per company is planning tq build a third
extensive display of fireworks in the May 1st.
Mrs. L. W. Owen of Durham, Butte
cent of their eggs will be fertile. They dredger to be thed in filling in the To-
Probate Court.
evening.
Ordinance 165, regulating repair and con­ creek, Cal., and Miss May Goss the singer
of Margaret Hauser. Inventory are better mothers and usually better coma date and on government work.
Brady, the train robber, is still at struction of sidewalks and streets, was gave an entertainment Monday night. The of Estate
appraisement, amounting to $1976.50, sitters. In a word, pullets for layers,
music
was
fine.
Miss
Cora
Brown
and
adopted.
large and the several hundred men hunt­
Eva T. Cook.
Prices from $4.00 to $18.00 per suit, and
The council ordered $400 transferred Mrs. C. W. Taylor, our star musicians, as­ approved.
old fowls for breeders.
ing him in Shasta county have not suf­ from
Estate of John Neathammer. Inventory
the general fund to the water tund to sisted in the affair. Mrs. Owens delivered
Mrs, Eva T. Cook of Gloucester, the
tliey
are all of the most beautiful patterns
fered any serious injuries. The constable be applied in payment of interest due July a lecture on “Love, courtship and mar­ of appraisement amounting to $311.55 ap­ HOTEL OREGON
newly elected department president of
proved,
and
sale
of
personal
property
or
­
who discovered Brady, ran awav after 1, 1895, on water works bond.
riage.” Tuesday night.
we have ever been able to offer to the trade
the Woman’s Relief Corps of Massachu­
dered.
F. T. Fradenburgh. Prop.
emptying his gun. His deputy also fired
City warrant No. 191, on street fund, hav­
Last
Saturday
as
Miss
Mattie
Taylor
during our long experience in the cloth-
setts, is a very popular member of the
all the shots in his revolver, and return­ ing been lost, another warrant was drawn. daughter of C. W. Taylor, went out of the
T hursday —
S unday —
Shiloh’s Cure is sold on a guarantee* It
Bills ordered paid:
order
and
has
long
been
devoted
to
the
F
L
Hunter,
8
F
W
C
Bevington.Duns
ing to town wanted the coroner to go
cures
Incipient
Consumption.
It
is
the
X
ing business in Ashland.
door she discovered a large rattle snake
out and hold an inquest, as Brady was Electric light Co., lights for June $147 00 1 coiled up on the porch, and calling her best Cougn cure. Only one cent a dose. T J Kenney, Jville W N Luokey. City
work for the veterans. She has delivered
G
W
Smith,
salary
for
June
.......
.
50
00
1
Wm
M
Colyig.
do
I
Sinsheimer,
N
Y
all shot to pieces. A few hundred yards I T C
mother, she brought the gun to bare on 25 cents., 50 cts. and $1, Sold by £. A. W N Lackey. Citv
many Memorial day addresses through­
(' TlnHo'o
“
•*
Dodge,
. 50 CO his
D S Sears, Med
snakeship and sent him to the land S herwin
from the scene of the battle, there were C B Watson,
out the state and is described as a gen
. 15 00 where
E
E
Foster,
8
F
Ex
D H Miller, do
all the good snakes are. She killed
four men chopping wood, who had guns E V Carter,
. 15 00 one a short
“ for the quarter
J H Boyd. 8 F
The Price of a Dead Indian.
tie and kindly woman, possessing great
C A Piper, Port
time
ago
with
a
hatchet,
cut
­
in their cabin close by. Instead of seeking Milton Berry, Recorder’s fees.......... . 28 05
E O Parrott. R B
Rox E Smith, 8 F
executive ability and much enthusiasm
It is asserted by a correspondent from G
the aid of these men, the constable and C I’ Jones, labor on streets.............. 11 50 ting him in two in the middle.
W Smith. City
Sam Isralsky, do
Our fine tailor made clay worsteds
in good work.—Woman.
J. J. Fryer and family. Boyd Tucker and the Klamath river that the Indians of H J Cox, 8 F
his deputy skedaddled for Redding at H C Myer, material for water works 18 05
A J Tillotson, do
the
western
end
of
the
county
have
10 65 Vol Stickle and wife went up Rogue river
“
F riday —
at $12.00, $15.00 and $18.00 will more
F L Southwick, do
railroad speed on foot. They succeded Robt Taylor, “
Wagner. Printing..................... 6 75 on a pleasure and fishing trip Sunday and organised and taken an oath to enforce W P Smith, Port
J M Hansbrough,
C, B. CHISLER.
C. K. KLUM.
about as well, however, as the San Fran­ J Fred
than please you when you take a look at
H Hnrn, labor on water works....
while there a little girl of George Stowell's the ancient law existing among them in J A Canning, Albany
Minneapolis
/rpX.
V
Z»pX Zrf
cisco police in catching murderers.— A E Matson, blacksmith work........ 5 4 25
35 about four years old fell into the river but reference to collecting indemnity money C Minkler
A
F
Zipf,
S
F
them. They fit fully as well as any suit
Yreka Journal.
H C Messenger, lumbei...................
2 80 was rescued by Miss Lelah Fryer. About for the death of Captain Billy Dean who W N Luckey, Citv
E O Parrott, R B,
2 00 the same time J. E. Stickle and wife were was lynched at Fort Jones last winter. Geo A Beavis. 8 F
A San Francisco man who has been up W P Parsons, board of prisoner.......
M onday —
you can get made at a great deal higher
at Klamath springs relates some quite J Ralph, cleaning hose cart and room 2 Off fishing in Butte creek and a few moments Our informant states that $500 is the F J H Manning, Port F L Southwick, Mfld
Ashland, Oregon.
price and are just as well cut, all the very
Total............................................... ■
after they returned to the house, they
Jno Thomison, Spk W N Luckey. City
amusing accounts of bow Governor Budd
/rp\ /*T<\
________________
$369 00 missed their little Varian aged about 2 years, price demanded by the Indians for Cap­ D Mathiot. Port
W Jackson, Port
catches trout while taking the new curé
latest.
KLIM & CRISLER, Prop's
and upon searching for her found her in tain Billy, and unless this price is forth H G Sahlstrom, do J A Whitman, Med
for gout at the Springs. The favorite re- ) A man named Smith who had a dif- the water up to her waist, fortunately there coming they threaten to pick off, one at a A T Lipman, S F
R Cole, Coles
L ■ort . for the ~
----------— is oyer —
.
Governor
on _ Shovel
i ficulty with a man named Johnson about was but little current or the child would time, every man who had a hand in the Alex Martin, Oak
H W Hatch. M. D.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la.
Roost, ’’ where two weeks ago at Pokegama, was struck have been washed off and drowned.
creek, near “Buzzard’s Roost,
Mrs R W Parker,
agner ex
lynching.
Our reason for being able to offer clothing at the prices
trout can be caught by a dam sight. It on the bead with a bottle, but the injury
Berkley, Cal Hall Barclay, Talent
It is the opinion of many that if the
Mrs
W
G
Sanborn.do
BEEF
C
A
Hermann,
Port
Cure for Headache.
was from this point that Budd issued his did not seem to be serious enough for the
Indians undertake to carry out their F W Johnson, 8 F
we do, is simply the fact that we do not sell one dollar’s
Arnold, Pert
famous order forbidding the National constable to make an arrest, nor was any
As a remedy for all forms of Headache threat it will be the signal for their entire W A Hemphill, do Frank
PORK
F
W
Johnson,
8
F
worth on time, and you only have to pay for what you buy
Guard to shoot on the Sabbath, yet he ' complaint made. Report received yes- Electric Bitters has proved to be the very extermination in that locality, as the
S aturday —
MUTTON
caught trout on Sunday.
i terdav, however, states that Smith is in best. It affects a permanent cure and the underhand methods of the noble red J B Williams, Port C S Briggs,
yourself, and not the bad debts contracted by other parties.
Emmetsburg,
ja
most dreaded habitual sick headaches vield
I
T uesday —
Mosenkosket, a Modoc Indian who was bad condition and likely to die. His as­ to its influence. We urge all who are af­ man have made him very unpopular W N Luckey, City
BACON
and
F A Cook, Port
() C Thornton, Port
a conspicuous figure in the Modoc war, sailant, Johnson, evidently fearing dan­ flicted to procure a bottle, and give this in the western part of the county.—Yreka G
LARD.
A Taylor, flp
gerous
result,
skipped
out
a few days
W N Luckey, City
News.
and a friend to the whites, was severely
remedy a fair trial. Incases of habitual
J Daut. Phila
J
C
Blunt,
8
F
YOTTELS TRULY,
ago,
taking
the
freight
train
fer
the
low
­
constipation Electric Bitters cures by giv­
injured last week, says the Klamath
C W Sherman, Port H A Burke, do
Fine Place to Rent.
er country.—Journal.
ing the needed tone to the bowels, and few
Freshest
Star, by * horse which ran over him,
T Caldwell, do
II P Clark, do
The Saxeman property. 2% acres A
Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., cases long resist the use of this medicine.
and—
breaking three of his ribs and bis collar
O C Riches, do
W W Krner. Port
says,
“
Shiloh
’
s
Vitalizer
sayed
my
hfe.
I
choice
fruit
orchard.
Good
7
—
room
Try
it
at
once.
Large
bottles
only
Fifty
W 8 Wade, 8 F
W F Bangasser, 8 K Best Meats in Market
bone. He was under Captain O. C. Ap­ consider it the best remedy fora uebilitated
cents, at Ashland Drug Co.
houae. Apply to E. E. Demiug on W F Bangasser, do E D Ivory*, Oak
plegate’s command at the fiery front, and system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia,
adjoining dace.
F A Carter, do
Lewis Kingsley, K F
the Captain and his command respected . Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price
For your job printing call on the R ec -
Crit Tolman. City
R S Moore, do
73 cents. Sold by E. a , Sherwin.
him for his merits.
obc . We are equipped to knock prices.
The l-Recoid” for fine job printing.
A C Bandale,-8 F
Burrel Short, do
VALLEY
RECORD.
OUR TRAIN ROBBED.
SHERWIN
«^■^Sherwin
TRY SHERWIN
WILLIAM HEVENER
F
GIVE THEM A CALL-
REMOVAL. NOTICE
T. K. BOLTON’S
CITY DRUG AND
STORE
HAS MOVED INTO I. O. O. F. BLOCK.^^^
I
"I W
urn
.
BEFORE THE RAISE
WE ARE CLOSING OUT^
11
jux
$1.50
ARE
NOW GOING
AT 90CENTS
Call Before It Is Too Late.
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE
SPRING
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is
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a
SPRING AND
SUMMER
CLOTHING
o 0
CENTRAL MARKET.
0. H. BLOUNT
GIVE US A TRIAL.
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