Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, November 26, 1896, Image 4

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    VALLEY RECORD
The supervisors of San Francisco
Shorty Mine Sold,
Puckett's Thrilling Bear Hunt.
La Fayette Lane is Dead.
Washington and Oregon have been
P. S. Puckett, the celebrated bear slayer
Roseburg, Nov 23—Hon. LaFayette
Thoe. James, the enterprising mining visited by an unusual rain storm, which have agreed to let the Southern Pacific
1 of Dole’s springs station, in the Cascade Lane, congressman from Oregon from 1874 expert who bought the Hope mining
trains run at a greater speed between
mountains 25 miles east of Ashland, wai t > 1876.died at his home here today. He property last week making the first pav- lasted for 72 hours without cessation. Third- and Townsend streets and the
i in town Tue-day and marketed his bear was a son of Joseph Lane, the first United ment of $2500 down, has also bought tbs Many washouts on the lines of railroads
Valencia street station. The trains
ASHLAND, Or...Thursday, Nor. 26. 1896. skins with D. L. Minkler <t
& Son for ship- States
Btates senator iron#
from Oregon ana
and cannulate
candidate
have seriously impeded travel.
iwilt be .run at fifteen miles pbr hour
ment to New York taxidermists to clothe for vice-president on the democratic ticket extension known as the ‘‘Shorty” quartz
mine making the first payment of $2,000
The wheat
market, having ° taken such between
the "bears” of Wall street. J. K
eabo in 1860.
j
MvLV’t'VU
UK.
UlOb
». » L/ Dtlvv-La
kA MV
the
first two
streets call
and
at
tbe Elk creek hunter who ha* marketed
(LaFavette Lane was born in Vander- today. This groups these properties ad van^d steps, is attracting many of thirty miiea per hour between the lat-
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
under
one
ownership
and
the
work
of
targ
county.
Indiana.
Nov,
12,
1812,
was
deer by the hundred in Ashland thi season
the old time mine speculators from ter point and the county line. J. A.
and who was an old hunting fr end of educated in Wa-hington, D. C., and in repairing the 5-etamp quartz mill and - —W
rauvtOUUj to
LU VUllAUrUlM
ne street, San A Francisco,
California Fillmore save that the company has
Bt
trnf
ird,
Conneticut;
adopted
law
as
a
Puckett’s in tbe day* gone by, was also in
adding (five new stamps will he begun
Dr. Barr, Dentist, I. O. O. F. Block.
town and they came together Puckett profession, and removed to Oregon. He at once. A Fruoauner concentrator, the street, where the grain speculation is taken every precaution and there will
Any sarsaparilla is sarsaparilla. True. So any
Lew Ross is teaching school in Lake : spied Leabo first and grabbing him bv tbe wa- a mem >er of the legislature tn 1864,code- best there is, will be added and an ex­ carried on.
be no danger to vehicles or pedestrians.
county.
! mustache and whisker* told him the fol­ comiufesioner in 1874, anil in that year pert mill man from San Francisco has
A machine is being constructed at This change will reduce the time of the io tea is tea. So any flour is flour. But grades differ. Gj
• lectid to fill the vacancy occasioned
C. C. Webb of Gazelle was in the valley lowing story of his recent big hntit. was
been
engaged
to
run
the
mill.
There
is
Hoboken,
N. J., in which the builder trip between San Francisco and San (Q You want the best. It’s so with sarsaparilla. There &
bv
the
death
of
George
A.
LaDow,
serving
Leabo,
being
unable
to
express
bis
surprise
this week.
through his whiskers came near exp>od ng until 1877. He was defeated at the next considerable good ore on the dump. proposes to fly overland to California i Jose by eight minutes.
are grades. You want the best. If you understood
Gen. E L. Applegate is still confined at Puckett’s revelations and the startling cotigresional election and returned to his The resumption of active operations on in forty-eight hours. Hunters should
with illness.
features of the exciting incidences stood borne at Rosebnug, Oregon, where he prac­ these properties is cheertul news to the
Owing
to
the
crippled
condition
of
tbe hair on Idaho's head as straight as a ticed law until his death.
the Great Northern and the Ecerett (N sarsaparilla as well as you do tea and flour it
mining interests of Ashland and south­ make a note of it and not shoot it.
John Bilger of Portland is mining on crop
of rve Puckett and his pack of five I
Walter
Hobart
of
San
Francisco,
a
Foots creek.
ern
Oregon
as
good
results
are
anticipated
and Monte Cristo railroads ns a result Sr would be easy to determine. But you don’t. How
Outlawry in Douglaa County.
blooded bear dogs including bis famed dog
wealthy
joung
man
with
a
taste
for
under
Mr.
James
’
experienced
and
capa
­
of the recent heavy storms in the
•"Hunter"
started
on
their
hunt.
Puck
­
Wm. 8ydow of Central Point has been
Bob Hinman, who broke out of tbe
fine horses, has added to his stables Northwest, there is liable to be a seri­ m S should you ?
granted a pension.
ett’« horse shied at a big grtzz ey jumped county jail at Roseburg three weeks ago, ble management.
When you are going to buy a commodity
up in the brush The pack of dogs mount­ is still nt targe. Wm Huggins was afler
several high priced prize winners at I ous famine in towns in the Cascades Zfo
Mining Items.
W. I Vawter was up from Medford yes­ ed the grizzlev, circus rider style, and tbe tbe
reward
of
$50
offered
for
the
re-capture
the
New
York
horse
show.
whose value you don’t know, you pick out an old
terday on a business trip.
flooded districts.
The Wimer Bros, have just finished
race began. The grizzlev tore through the of Hinman and was bounding him near
The most important legal decision for
G. E. Dean of Grants Pass went to Yreka forest with a roar and crack of doom equal Riddle’s. Hinman sent word to Huggins cleaning out and repairing their upper
C
q
established house to trade with, and trust their
Mrs.
Addie
Dilts
of
Redlands,
Cal.,
to the St. Louis cyclone, and the whole to desist or lie would do him bodily harm. ditch, which is 12 miles long. Joe Skeeters California and other irrigation districts
yesterday to visit relatives.
an
aged
widow,
was
seriously
if
not
has
leased
the
Scott's
gulch
mine
and
will
experience and reputation. Do so when buying
animal world took to their holes for protec­ Huggins an i Ed Riley went to the district
in many years has just been handed
J. M. Rader and J. Nichols. Buite creek tion.
west of Riddle where Hinman is being run it this season. A new datu has been down in the United States Supreme fatally burned by a gasoline stove ac­
sarsaparilla.
stockmen, were here lad week.
PucKett followed the -tinning war for harbored by the residents. They had not put in at the head of the Illinois river to
cident.
back
up
the
water
for
the
placer
banks
Court.
It
declares
the
Wright
irriga
­
'
about
five
miles
when
he
caught
up
with
gone
far
when
bang
went
a
gun
clo-e
bv,
C. R. Moore of Gold Hill was registered
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has been on the market
A new town, Butte City, is to be laid
| tbe combatants. He found the bear stand and a ball went whistling n«ar Huggins tributary.—Grants Pass Courier.
tion law valid.
at the Ashland Hou-e Monday.
fifty
years. Your grandfather used Ayer’s. It is a A?
inc up wi'h five dogs on bruin’s back and bead. Bang, went the gun the second
out
near
Randsburg,
Cal.
M W Bates of Duluth, Minn..represent­
The self-confessed murderer Roe, on
»
For trunks and traveling telescopes call one each hanging to his jaw. one of whom 1 time and down went Huggins with a shot ing a big company who wish to buy the
reputable medicine. There are many sarsaparillas.
A study of minerals has begun in
on J. P. Dodge at Opera House.
Puckett didn’t want to spoil through the fleshy part of tbe hip. No I Riddle nickel mine, is there experting the trial at Napa, Cal., for killing Mrs.
i was Hunter
Greenwood, told of having killed a Riverside county’s schools.
But only one Ayer’s. IT CURES.
Dr. A. C. Caldwell was up from Jack­ tbe grizzlev’.* hide, for he was a monster ■ bones were broken or touched, ani only I property.
weighing 2000 lbs. So with tbe aim and 1 a flesh wound produced. Riley got assist­
sonville this week assisting Dr. Barr,
jewelry
peddler
near
Mojave.
Search*
'
A
tarantula
was
recently
killed
at
Two
gold
bricks
were
brought
to
Baker
precision of Wm Tell he landed a rifle ball ance and the wounded m in was brought to
8. Rosenthal, the pioneer merchant, was in the bear’s neck or throat and just mta-ed Riddle. Warrants will be out for the ar Citv from the Bonanza mine Tuesday, ers have found the skeleton of a man National City measuring seven inches
weighing 900 ounces, being the result of where Roe says he hid the body, which from tip to tip.
at Montague this week on business.
hi* favorite dog. Bru n was knocked down , rest of the parties harboring the outlaw.
22davs’run. The value of the bricks is seems to confirm that part of his con- I
8. J. Stormer ha- returned from southern by the shock, the bear faffing on Hunter.
A good many beef cattle are being
$14,400.
Beef Cattle Being Used Up.
Puckett’s heart wm nearlv broken as he
California and is visiting his children.
fessica.
shipped from Wilcox, A. T., to the Cali­
thought Hunter was dead. In tbe fall the
If reports are true it seems that beef cat­ Yreka News ]
Mrs. Thos. Roberts leaves tbis w-ek to dog* hit.d parts were turned around so as tle ought to command a good price in the
The president has appointed James fornia market.
The Edwards Company on Horse creek
visit her folks at Bandon on the coast.
to get Hunter’s tail-end in his mouth. Hun­ spring from the fact that there promises have closed down tor the winter and the L. Cowan of Portland, Or., agent for’
FLORAL CREAM “smooths the chaps” and makes the
Sixty-four thousand tons of sugar
ter still holding to his bolt in the grizzley’s to be a scarcity. We append clippings from men are leaving the country, going to Ore­
skin like veliet.
W. C. Jenkins, tbe new attorney of Med­ jaw.
the
Indians
of
the
Warm
Springs
agen
­
Puckett saw ttie position of Hunter papers east of the Cascade range •
beets were grown in two counties in
gon.
ford, has been appointed a notary public. just before
ready to fire the second shot in , Reno Gazette—Eastern buyers are scat
cy, Oregon, vice Peter Gallagher, de­ Southern California this year.
Two new ledges, one three feet and the ceased.
Ad. Helms returned to Red Bluff yester­ tbe bear’s neck Hunter’s body in the bear's I tered throughout the State and wherever
day, where be is employed at Tusca springs. mouth but still holding bis grip fast to a hunch ot beef cattle is to be had. big or other seven feet in width, have been struck
The fruit drying building in Anaheim
Pearl White TOOTH POWDER—Nothing like it.
J. W. Walthal of San Jose, a candi­ was broken into recently and sixty
’s jaw. He dare not now shoot the littie. some one is there to buv it. There in the lower tunneis of the famous Black
Mrs. W. G. Parker of Parker’s station is bruin
in the neck. The story goes that will be an eastern buyer at Reno in a few R •a*- mine. It is reported that the new date at the late election for supervisor, sacks of dried fruit stoien.
visiting her daughter, M's. Ray Saicbwell. bear
Puckett now pattid the dog on the head day* to pick up what h*- can in thi* section ledges carry ore of as good a grade as that has disappeared*
RAPID HAIR GROWER is guaranteed for dandruff
The Chino Beet Growers’ Union
A Rummel and two of his sons have and *aid ‘ For God sake. Hunter, hold your and in Las*en Modoc and Sierra counties now being worked.
and falling hair.
In a fight among convicts at Folsom closed the season’s business with a sur­
completed a new re'ide nee on Antelope hold. If you h>-e vour holt you lose your
Reno Journal—W. E Hill, (J 8. live
When the water starts this season Wm.
head.” Puckett then jerked out hi* long stock quarantine agent, who has been at Clark of Humbug will begin ground sluic­ prison Convict Fred Townsend of Sac­
plus of $563 76 in its treasury.
All kinds of razor grinding and repairing hunting dagger and socking it into the «eno since September 1st admitting cattle
ing in order io strike the Uncle Bam mine ramento was nearly disemboweled}
at the Gem barber shop, opposite town monster grizzley’s heart three times, saying ' by
inspection
and
permit
from
northeastern
The first machine shop of the San
lower
down
the
creek.
The
supposition
is
hill
WHITE PINE and TAR SYRUP cures colds.
to the prostrate grizzle?. "Now vou . California for inte state trade, informs us that he will uncover the tich quartz vein with a razor in the bands of a convict! Joaquin Valley Railroad is being
Max Pracht returned Tuesday from the lay stiil. yon son-of-a gun." The blood that tbequarantiue ag iinstCalifornia cattie discovered in early days by John Sliep I named Brannan. It is said Townsend’s erected in the yards at Stock.on.
big republican ratification spree at Port­ squiried out higher than Puck-tt’s bead. I will be iais d November 15, 1896, and so re­ while placer mining, li is supposed to I e life had been threatened because he
Puckett now commenced looking for Hun­ main until February 15. 1897, when it will
At Phcenix, A. T., last week a crip­
land.
over with about sixteen feet of confessed to burglary and implicated
SHERWIN’S HEADACHE TABLETS have been sold
ter and expected to find him ready tor the go into effect again. Ar which time if capped
gravel.
pled
bootblack clubbed an enemy with
in two years. Ask anybody if there’s anything wrong
Ashland Hose Co. No. 1 will give a grand undertaker. Opening tbe bear’s mouth he there is no change in the quarantine line,
his pals, one of whom got thirty years.
with ’em!
his
wooden
leg.
Masquerade ball in Ashland Christmas saw the tioe covered with a matt of blood he expects to return to Reno again. Mr.
Hickey Brothers are getting ready to
Antone, a native of Portugal, was
night.
from tbe bullet wound in tbe grizzley’s Hill returns November J5:h to his official clean up bedrock, and will take out the
usual amount. One and one-half acres of killed by the explosion of a bomb in i Rumor has it that the Chinese em­ I
Puckett washed Hunter off’ and headquarters at Los Angeles.
L G Goodell and son Oscar have rented throat.
kissed
him
anil
praised
the
Lord
for
Hun
­
Frank J . Button of Humboldt, is in bedrock on one of their claims has yielded his hands while in the act of loading a ployes of the Southern Pacific at Tuc­
RECOMMENDS THEM.
tbe Fryer farm at Eagle Point for another ter came out of the tearful fight without a
town He says that nearly all the cattle in in the past few years the sura of $20.000. whale gun at Pigeon point, Cal., a few 1 son are to be replaced with white men.
season.
scar.
About
three
acres
on
another
claim
worked
eastern Nevada have been purchased bv
The Guernsey planing mill at San
Mrs. A. J. Gavitt and daughter moved to
Thi* reporter did not have tbe pleasure eastern buyers. Thev pay $25 for tne tail tor a number of years yielded $50.000, and days ago.
Medfnrd Tuesday, where Mr. Gavitt is em­ of bearing the thrilling story told by Puck­ ends of bands and $17 for cows and bulls. they have plenty of g<>od ground left.
Warrants have been issued for the' Bernardino was burned recently. The
ployed,
ett in person, but the above version is be­ There are not over 450 hea l feeding at
The Diestelhorst & Barton Klamath arrest of three women, late officers in loss is over $5000, with insurance of
Lovelock and 2500 in Paradise, where usu­ river dredger has been moved down the the girls’ ward at Whittier reform $1300.
Mrs. T P Sheridan, a highly respected ing told about town.
ally about 7000 fed in winter.
river to a point three-fourths of» a mile school, on the charge of brutality to
Sioneer lady, died Saturday at her home in
The 8. F. Examiner ha* been telling
Mrs. Annie Shaw, a colored woman
D. M Bryan, C. Smith, Lee Thoma« and
the Bar. near the old Maplesden
loseburg.
Mine sensational tales about a manle*s Blly Nickerson, of Lake county, passed above
the inmates of the prison.
of
Hanford, Cal., stepped on a nail and
wingdam.
which
was
worked
twenty-eight
Mrs. Paul Edwards of Siskiyou teturned island in the South Pacific ocean where through town this week on their return years ago by the Maplesden Co , and
The alleged pencil will of the late lockjaw resulted. She died the next
home Tuesday from a visit with her sister tflerc are a lot of women (who own the from Amedee where they had been with yielded some $30,000. It is claimed that
who e country) ju*t pitting away for the 4<8M) bead of mutton sheep belonging to they left som6 ricn gr >und and there is James G. Fair, which has cut such an morning.
at Grants Pass.
Included in our stock of Teas, comprising all of the best grades
society of men who are wanted for hus­
Ranchers at El Cajon, in San Diego
The Ruraiuell-Wytand- Worlow and bands. A lot of male San Franciscan* are Cha*. Ennis. Mr. Bryan informs us that little doubt lliat the dredger will realize important figure in the settlement of
of
Oolongs, English Breakfasts, Young Hysons, Gun Powders,
Clemens party of Antelope killed ten deer . preparing to go there upon the represen­ tbe sheep sold at $1 75 and $2. There are handsomely, as the pay was principally in the estate, was withdrawn at the last1 county, Cal., are raising tobacco in
now
about
10.000
head
at
Amedee
at
the
Japan
’s, etc., we have a package Tea called, “Pride of Japan,’’
the
gravel.
_________________
on a recent hunt.
moment when the trial was to proceed. sufficient quantity to ship to Eastern
tations of the Examiner’s writeup and its present time. They are being held for an
(which
we have put up for us and shipped direct from Japan)
John H. Wright and family of Horn­ artist’s ideas of the charms of the lonely advance tn price.—Alturas Ptaindealer.
Estate of James Herd. Petition for pro­
The Alameda county supervisors are markets.
brook moved inioF. T. Fradenburg's house women of St lohn Island, 'mong those
vision for support of minor heirs granted. considering the question of contribut­
in
1
lb.
and X lb. packages, with our name on every package,
Mathew Peterson of San Francisco
listed as going is C, W. Updvke, a young
near the depot this week.
Magic Ijaritern Exhibition.
E-tateof E. W. Carver. Petition for
and
which
we guarautee to be the best ABSOLUTELY UN­
quite well known among the mines in
ing county funds to support a poultry was fatally shot by H. Klein while the
An instructive and interesting magic leave to lease real property granted.
Adam Wimer, a pioneer ot Coos county, man
this section, where he worked for some lantern
COLORED
JAPAN TEA that can be bought in the market.
Estate
of
P.
P.
Black.
'Semi-annual
"
ac-
and
egg
exhibit
under
the
auspices
of
two men were in a blind waiting for a
exhibition will be given by Rev.
died at Fishtrap on the 15th iust, of la time. Updyke is a good looker and if tbe
count approved and citation to heirs the Pacific Poultry Association.
Isaac
Dawson
in
Trinity
Church
Saturday
grippe, well along in years.
We
have
always
sold this Tea at 50c per lb., but owing to a
flight
of
ducks.
They
were
on
a
hunt
­
St. John Island girls have an v taste at all evening, the 28ih. About 125 pictures will
ing
expedition
in
Alameda
county,
Cal.
large
consignment
being shipped us by mistake, we will sell for
John R. Stearns, who has been running Updyke should be entitled to draw a pretty | be shown. These will consist of views of.
Estate of A G. Colvin. Order made con-
John M. Baer, the general secretary
the engine at the Hatnmersley mine, has good article—even unto the queen herself. the principal cathedrals of the world, tbe firming sale of personal property.
the next 60 days at 40 c for the 1 lb. packages and 20c for the
of
the
Society
of
Christian
Endeavor,
Sacramento
people
have
been
some
­
returned home to Ashland.
Estate of Nettie Dunn. Inventory of is on a visit to the Pacific coast.
F. 8. Gwinn, formerly of the Klamath snowy Alps with their mountain climbers,
Ts lb. packages. Every package guaranteed. If you don’t like
what worked up by the appearance of
Rev. J. A. Crutchfield was up from Med­ county stock-rai'ing ’firm of Grohs & etc., etc. During the exhibition suitable appraisement filed and approved.
a
strong
electric
light
passing
over
the
it, bring it back, and get your money back.
piece*
will
be
sung
by
Miss
Carrie
Roper
Gwinn,
arrested
at
Montague
recently
for
George
King
died
at
Stockton,
Cal.,
ford the first of the week and male the
city
at
a
considerable
elevation.
It
is
selling a ban t of stolen beef cattle at and others Admission, adults 15, child­
Rxcoao office a pleasant call.
from
the
effects
of
a
small
spider
bite.
Gen. Eii H. Murray, ex-governor o
Marysville in connection with one Ed. ren 10 cents._________________
said to be a successful trial of an air­
T. V. Hall has gone to Central Point to Robinson, has been taken to Modoc county
Utah and said to have been the young­
A contract has been let for construct­ ship.
Arrested at Grants Pass.
see his mother, who is out from Ohio ou a i for »rial The owners ot the stolen cattle
est brigadier general in the Federal ing a conduit 30,000 feet to construct a
visit —Lakeview Examiner.
Granta Paas, Nov. 23.—Fred Congdon army during the war, died a few days
1 have been finally located. F. P Grohs,
George W. G. Ferris, inventor of the
8. D Swscker and R F. Deter of Monta- : Gwinn’s former partner, lost fourteen head, and C. B. Greenlee were captured in this ago at his former home in Bowling power plant at Azusa, Cal., to generate famous Ferris wheel at the World’s
electricity for use in Los Angeles.
gue and W. Parker have been in the valley Siias Kilgore three. E l. Kilgore two ami city about 4 o’clock this afternoon bv
Fair, died in a hospital at Pittsburg of
'ir. Tu4 two. These are Klamath coun^ Agent Punion, of the Southern Pacific Green, Ky. General Murray has made
this week on stock business.
John Dodge and his wife have con­ typhoid fever.
stockmen. Arthur Jackson and Pres. Dor­ Company, and City Marshal Johnson his home at San Diego, Cal., for the
Don't dally with rheumatism. Purify ris. ju*t over the state line, lost two and
fessed to tbe officers at Ukiah, Cal., to
The town of Hamilton, Wash., is a
your blood and cure it at once by taking a one respectively. Gwinn was a very promi­ and were safely landed iri the county jail. past seven years.
having murdered John Mudgett at
course of Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
total
wreck from the overflow of the
nent man in his business and his down-fall Congdon and Greenlee are the two men
The Santa Clara Poultry Association Usal ou October 30th.
Skagit river. A large brick store fell
Senator-elect Harmon, of Coos. Curry to tbe level of a common cattle thief caused wanted to answer the charge of stealing held a successful »how at San Jose dur­
A recent murder of a Greek fisher­ In and tbe stock of general merchandise
and Josephine counties, makes public his a sensation among the people ot southern from a number of Southern Pacific nar- ing the past week.
man at Astoria, Or., is attributed to Is buried under the debris.
Oregon and northern California who knew row-guage cars their brasses or journal
approval of a registration law.
him.
bearings.
Miss Lulu E. Mess, late a student at enmity engendered during the late
Judge Neil who, had been in town on
Uader New Management
Walter Foster beat Wells iu three
Detectives Welsh and Simmons, of the normal school at San Jose, Cal., strike among the Columbia river fish­
legal business before Judge Hammond's
A. C. Aulden of Lakeview, member of
closely
contested
wheel
races
at
San
tbe state board of equalization for this dis- Portland, had been on the track of the who was expelled by the faculty, has ermen.
court, returned home Saturday.
tnct, was in town this week and left yester­ culprits for several davs, having obtain­
Francisco, thus winning the champion­
RANSE ROUSE. Proprietor.
Don Williams of Suda Springs and W. | : day
The four-masted schooner Puritan of ship of the Pacific coast.
the annual meeting at Salem lie ed excellent descriptions of tbe men, who brought suit for $10,000 damages
Rawnngs of Central Point went to Portland said ’ for
against
the
faculty
of
the
school.
She
be
had
no
idea
what
the
board
would
San
Francisco
was
lost
during
tho
re
­
Sunday as jurors in tbe (J. 8. district court. do in regard to railroad assessment for were heard from several times along the
Butte, Mont, miners sent a contribu­
alleges defamation of character in the cent 6torm on Bonilla point on the west
*
The Pioneer Hotel of Ashland, Centrally
Mail clerks and express messengers be­ Jackson county, that in facttbeboard kDew east side coming south. Detective Welsh charges on w hich she was expelled.
tion
to
Leadville
strikers
and
stated
no
coast
of
Vancouver
island.
The
cap
­
Located, »8 Now Under the Management of
tween Ashland and Portland lay over in so little about the subject that the railroad was hot after them and learned that they
+
Ashland one night each trip for the winter. officials had pretty much their own way. were in Roseburg Ia9t Thursday. They
James Diffin of Grant county, Or., tain and crew reached Victoria after an sympathetic strike was contemplated.
an Experienced and First-Class Hotel Man.
The steam collier San Benito was
I
J E. Pelton was at Glendale ye-uerday
Butte creekers ars composed of rugged arrived in this place Fridav night and was saved from death by his dog. He exciting and perilous trip in the life­
wrecked near Point Arena on Nov.
looking up his account with the Victory stuff’ and when they go afier a thing, mean left soon after, presumably for the mines. had dug into an embankment prospect­ boats.
PT
ACCOMMODATIONS
mine, which is iu tbe bauds of a receiver. | b'i'iness Recently, in a game of foot bail. Welsh got track ot persons answering the
22d
and is a total loss. Twelve of the v
ing
for
gold
when
the
earth
caved,
pin
­
Preparations are being made in San
WITH SECOND CLASS PRICES.
Hon. G. M. S'roud, Sr., lecturer for the Will Brown hud his leg broken oeiow the description at Anderson and started out ning him under a heavy load. His dog Jose for the meeting of the state teach­ crew are known to have been drowned ❖
knee,
while
the
young
son
of
John
W
there
in
company
with
Sheriff
Hiatt,
but
Masonic lodge of Oregon, was in Jackson
and thirteen were rescued by the life-
ERO^V ALL TRAINS
county this week making the lodges official Smith took a turn at tbe popular boys' found he was on the wrong track. Dur­ set to work scratching the earth away ers’ association, to be held in that city savers.
❖
game
of
whip-cracker
”
in
which
he
had
and
succeeded
in
releasing
his
master.
from
December
28tli
to
30th.
The
ing hie absence Congdon and Greenlee
calls.
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his collar bone broken.
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The steamship Mariposa has sailed
meetings will be addressed by all the
Thos. C. Pockman of Sisson, who is mak­ i It is said that a large number of women returned to this place and were found at
The
overland
stage
from
Cahto
to
Headquarters
for
Commercial
Men
and
Travelers
It from Sydney, N. S. W., for San Fran­
ing a protracted stay at the A*htand House are now employed by bu-iness bouses in the Palace hotel and captured, together Eureka, Cal., came to grief a few prominent educators on the coast.
spending his vacation, visited Medtord this the ea-t as commercial trave ers Chicago with a considerable prospecting outfit. nights ago in the Eel river. The driver is expected that 1500 teachers will be cisco with 400,000 sovereigns ou board.
Greenlee is well acquainted here. Lav­
week.
seems to be the first < ity to adopt ibis new
Archibald Wilson, one of the earliest
did not know that the stream had risen in attendance.
Dr. Gregory, a Yreka physician, has re­ class of drummer*.—Yreka Journal. Golly, ing been a prominent member a year
President David Starr Jordan of the pioneers on the Comstock, died sud­
ceived a cathode X-ray machiuea id is now what will >be Yreka and Jacks tiiviile gir s ago of “G id’s Regular Arntv,” an organi­ with the heavy rains and drove into a
The driver was Stanford University, a member of the denly in Virginia, Nev., on November
taking a look at cue insides of people and d<> for something iresh io tlir, with when zation similar to the Salvation Armv, 20-foot torrent.
tbe horrid male drummers are run off the which he deserted at Roseburg, Congdon drowned, the stage and team ruined commission appointed to make scien­ 12tli. He was a Mexican war veteran
things.
road in this section!
is an ex-brakeman, having worked on and several sacks of mail washed away. tific investigation of the fur seal fish­ and went to the Comstock over thirty
Miss Margaret Chavner of Gold Hill re­
Hon. J W. Merritt returned from San the old narrow-guage railroad some I
turned home Friday after a visit of several
A party of Bannock Indians from the eries, has arrived in Washington and years ago.
days with Miss Nellie Stanley and Ashlaud Francisco Friday, where he accompanied vears ago. They were taken to Portland.
Fort
Hall reservation are slaughtering will make his report to Assistant Secre­
A. A. Whiieman to the hospital. At that
friends.
Real Estate Tranaf-rs.
time
the
physicians
bad
not
decided
elk,
antelope
and deer in the vicinity tary Hamlin.
Rev E. A. Ross, the San Jose evangelist, whether to remove Mr Whiteman’s tumor
Callie
and
C
W
Palm
to
Perry
Ellis
—
lot
of
Hoback
canyon,
Wyo., for some
There are prospects of war between i
will begin union revival meeting* in the M. by an operation or by absorption.
14 blk 22, Medford: $250.
E. church next Saturday evening. Every­
weeks
without
molestation
on the part the physicians and secret societies of
C
E
Smith
to
C
W
Kahler
—
160
acres
in
Mr. Eddington, an old and highly re­
body iuvited.
of the authorities.
San Jose, Cal., owing to the refusal of
spected cuizen of Central Point, died there tp 40 s. r 2 e; $1600
.1 S Ha^ey to Albert Green—lota 8, 9. and
P. 8. Puckett, the well-known hunter, Saturday afternoon and was bune I Sun­
the former to act as special physicians
was in town tins week marketing hia crop I day in the Central Point cemetery. Rev. W. 10 blk 1 Cottage Home add to Medford;
Millionaire and Pauper.
for the societies at a rate below that
of bear ana other wild animal hides with B Stevens conducting the religious rites. »600
agreed upon by the medical society.
A
comparison
of
some
census
figures
W
J
King
to
Jacob
Thompson
—40
acres
Minkler A Sun.
He leaves a family.
in tp 38 s. r 1 w; $250.
shows startling effects in the distribu­
Medford is to have some fun this winter
William Roe, alias William Moore,
Callon M. H. Howell when yon want
WmUlricktoTE Pottenger—lots 10, 11
skating. Gabe Piyruale and Wm. Crane your understanding built up for this weath­ and 12. blk 33. lot 3, blk 28. Medford; $15. tion of wealth to population in this convicted at Napa of the murder of
haye opened a rink there to be operated er or need a new foundation for your pedal
A 8 B »rues, sheriff, to E G Bradbury— country. Rhode Island as an agricul­ Mrs. John Greenwood in 1891, has been
with roller skates.
extremities. Howell lia* returned to Ash­ tax deed to lot 3, blk 18, Beatty add to tural section is perhaps the poorest part condemned to death by hanging.
John Perkin.«, who has been working a land and opened ut> next door to his old Medford; 7.13,
Jones & Otten to D N Birdsey—land in tp of the Union. Yet the gain in wealth
placer mine on Little Applegate all sum­ stand, opposite I. O. O. F. block.
Mail thieves made a raid on Pasa­
38
s. r 4 w ; $575.
mer, left Mondav for Suu Jose, where he
made by Rhode Island between 1880 dena, Cal., a few nights ago. In the
Boh and Eva McGinley, actors as familiar
1 L Hamilton and C W Palm to School
will put in the winter.
as old chestnuts to all ¡be count-y towns
No. 29— 1 acre in tp 37 s, r 1 w; $41. and 1890 was $41,000,000 greater than east and west sides of the city the
A. 8. Payne and Frank Coppie returned in this wetion, have kindly given us a rest District
L
C
Hill
J E Smith—lot 48, Highland that of Mississippi, South Carolina, In­ United States mail boxes were not only
to Jacksonville Saturday from Pokegama for the past few years, during which time Park add to to Ashland;
$50.
pried open and rifled of their contents,
to be engaged in placer mining on Apple­ thev Lave been doing tbe east. They are
J E smith to J P Dodge—land in Ash ­ diana and Illinois all put together.
gate during the winter.
wintering in Chicago.
The same condition holds good of but in many cases completely demol­
land; $'2000
Fourteen boxes were thus
Dandruff forms when the glands of tbe
E D Briggs to A E Kinnej’—part of lot 4, every part of New England, which is ished.
Lakeview Examiner: The report that
■kin are weakened, and if neglected, bald­ was -taried after Col. Cogswell had gone— blk 39, Ashland; $650.
robbed
and
their contents destroyed.
ness is sure to follow. Hall’s Hair Renew- that he had been given two hours in which
A S Barne*, sheriff, to Mary Miller—laud the poorest section of the oountry agri­
An
attempt
was made a few morn­
er is the best preventative.
in
tp
37
s,
r
3
w;
$7006.
to leave the country—w.»* a lie that is liable
culturally. Massachusetts alono gained
Staie of Oregon to J H Stewart—32.20 in wealth $11,000,000 more than ten of ing* ago to wreck the California over­
Mrs. John Cooley, a pioneer ladv of Sis­ to get some one into trouble, and the origi­
kiyou county, cum« oyer yesterday to spend nator of it would better remain in biding. acres in tp 34 s, r 1 w; $40 25.
land train at Hillsboro, Or. The key­
Same to same—45.82 acres in tp 34 s, r 1 the southern and western states gained
Thanksgiving with her daughter, Mis.
Nitas’ orchestra plays for a Thanksgiving *: $57 37.
bolt of the switch was broken and the
Harry Mathes, at Phoenix.
unitedly, although these Btates have switch set so that the west bound train
ID YOU EVER suffer from real ner­
ball at Ager to-night. A big turkey shoot
G W Stoops to H H F H and E V Car-
vousness? When every nerve seemed
Chas. Weiss of Palms, southern Cali­ iiig match was held at Ager lo-<iay attended ter—q c d to 101 acres in tp 38 s, r 1 w; $3'0 nine times the population of Massachu­ would sidetrack and the east bound
to quiver with a peculiar, creepy
fornia, was visiting hi* brother, Abe Wei*s, by crowds from the neighboring towns and
Prudence and E F Wtlker to John Prali setts. New York gained in wealth $7,- would pitch over a high embankment.
tbis week, being eti route to visit other 250 turkeys were shot at.
feeling, first in one place, and then another
—84.23 acr»-* in subdivision of Enoch Wal­
000,000 more than the combined in­ The west bound train was the first to and all seemed finally to concentrate in a
relatives in the Willamette,
F W. Gibbs and J. W. Curry, the sew­ ker place: $1500.
crease
of 16 of the moat productive agri­ approach, but the engineer, being ac­ writhing jumble in the brain, and you be­
8M
MilierandE
M
Miller
to
Ashlan-
ing
machine
rustlers,
were
at
the
Ashland
Fred T. Fradenburg has gone to Ft.
Co—land in Ashland; $125.
cultural
states of the Union. All the quainted with the station and side­ come irritable, fretful and peevish: to be
Worth. Texas, and st. Louis on a business House Monday evening, telling of their Creamery
E W Carver to J W Caryer—939 89 acres
trib. Mrs. Fradenburg came up from conquests and final subjugation of some of
northern Atlantic states made a like tracks, knew that something was wrong followed by an impotent, weakened condi­
in
tp
37
s,
r
1
e;
$900.
muddy
county
roads.
our
Central Point yesterday to visit.
W J White to Jas Churchward—5 acres tremendous gain as compared with the when the locomotive went on the sid­ tion of tho nerve centers, ringing in the
ing, and reversing his lever, the train ears, and sleepless, miserable nights ?
in tp 39 s r 1 e; $750.
Grant Rawling9, ex-county recorder, was
Mrs. Eugene Searles,
HORN.
Jas Helms, admr estate of T H Whelpley rest of the Union. ,
here this week delivering to sub-cribers hi«
stopped before tbe open switch was
110 Simonton St., Elk­
to Belle Pellett—320 acres in tp 33 s, r 1 e;
County map of Jackson county. Which is a
The other side of the picture is that readied. If the other train had come Dr. Miles’
splendid piece of iufurtuaiiun.
hart, Ind., says: "Ner­
STEPHENSON—In Ashland. Nov 25 $1500
Nervine
F and Martha Wertz to David Brower— in the very states which grow in wealth along first a frightful accident would
vous troubles had made
1896, to .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stephenson.
Wiu. Tavlor, tbe pioneer and well-to-do
so
rapidly
pauperism
increases
just
as
lot 4. blk 28. Ashland; $1.500.
have resulted, as it would have gone Restores
me nearly insane and
» son
farmer of Ashland precinct, is spending ibe
W M -cut to Lizz’e Whitebead—U in­ rapidly. The state of New York is so over the embankment.
physicians were unable
week in town Hying at the Ashland Hou-e
terest in <¡0 acres in tp .37 s. r 2 w : $9(0.
Health...... to help me. My memory
and undergo ng medica. treairuuat fur Kid­
wealthy that year before last its riches
MABItlKO
The
fish
season
for
silver-side
salmon
M
W
Skeel
to
R
H
Whitebead-
1
a
re
in
ney and biadder complaiut.
tp 37 s. r 1 w; $550.
increased more than $100,000,000. Yet has closed. The run of fish this fall was almost gone and every little thing
J. H Wise and Geo. M Parkinson are M ORRIS KINCAID—At the home of
J G Crump to F L Howey—land in tp 37 this same New York contains nearly was the lightest known for several worried me until I was almost distracted.
the bride’* p trents, Mr. and Mrs Kin­ s,rlw:$1.00.
I really feared I was becoming a maniac. 1
running a wood-sawing machine in Yresa
caid. in Ashland pr.cinct, Nov. 22. 1898.
one-seventh of all the paupers in the years. The total pack of the canneries Imagined all sqrts of evil things and would
and on Monday Wise bad hi* band badly
MINING
LOCATIONS.
by Rev. J. A. Crutchfield, of ttie M, E.
lacerated by falling and letting his hand
hardly exceeds 20,000 cases.
cry over nothing. I commenced taking Dr.
Ed Sutton on April 26th located a quartz country. In the three states of New
church, south. Mr. Thos. A. Morris and
come in contact with tbe saw.
Miles' Restorative Nervine and four bottles
claim
in
Forrest
creek
district.
York, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts,
Miss Etta R. Kincaid.
Good advice: Never leave home on a of this wonderful remedy completely cured
Dr. Sam McClendon of Central Point
J O Booth on Oct. 20th located a quarts
The bride is a native daughter and a
where the largest fortunes of the coun­ journev without a bottle of Chamber- me, and I am as well now as I ever was."
made a Hying trip to Ashlaud on the train beautiful and accomplished young lady claim in Applegate district.
yesierday, sailing home through tbe mud and the groom is a popular and worthy
A L Booth on Oct. 21st located a quartz try are concentrated, the pauper rate is laiu’a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem­
Dr- Miles' Nervine is sold on guarantee,
in the afternoon with the Fradenburg rig, voung man of sturdy character and intei- claim in Applegate district.
twico as high as in the agricultural edy. For sale by Ashland Drug Co.
first bottle will benefit or money refunded.
John Ritter on Nov. 17th located a plac­
which be purchased.
igence. Re-idents of tbis section many
states. Splendid wealth and abject pov­
er claim in Foots creek district.
The usual services will be held at the vears. both bride and groom claim a wide
Emma Cline on November 16th located a erty walk hand in hand and with equal
circle
of
friends,
with
whom
the
R
ecord
Presbyterian church next Sabbath morn­
quariz claim in Wagner creek district.
New stock, mixed pickles and sweet pota
ing. Tbe sermon subject will be: "Filial unite* in wishing the happy twain a long
Wm Mack on November I6th located a step. One grows as the other grows.
toes in bulk, raisins, nuts, candies, lemons,
and Parental Responsibilities.” In the and happy wedded life.
placer claim in Palmer creek district.
Awarded
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W • >11 ■ •
111 fck ’ sj
Tl
cran berries, etc. at D. L. Minkler A Sons.
evening, after young people’s meeting, all
I S Rowley on November 12th located a
The drafted recruits that go from Highest Honors—World’s Fair,
will go'over to hear Rev. Mr. Ross.
quartz claim in Spiner’s gulch district.
DIED.
Spain this year to Cuba to help crush
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Love were up from
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
James Andrews, living on Point Lobos
Jacksonville Tuesday, having accompanied BARR—In Eden precinct. Nov 20, 189 >,
the rebellion are all boys under 20. All
road. San Francisco, says;
James Town-end and bride, who are en
James tlexander Barr, aged 78 years.
T he Enwm W. J oy C o .—G entlemen : I over that age went before. There is
route from Montana to California on a
Mr. Barr was afflicted with kidney dis­ wish to thank you . gentlemen, for the great nothing since the drafting of boy9 by
honeymoon. The bride was fuituerly Miss ease
and
an
operation
had
to
be
performed
good which your Joy’s Vegitable Sarsapar­
Nora Houser, a beautiful young tady who
Drs. Jones and ('ole to relieve him, but illa ha* done for my weak eyes. 1 thought Napoleon in France to equal this ruth­
made many friends during her residence in by
was of no avail. The funeral took place at 1 would soon go blind I was ■ actually less conscription in Spain,
Jacksonville.
V
Phoenix Sunday. He leaves a son and loosing my sight My eyes were so weak
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I had to stop reading day and night. Jes­
MILLINER
Time passes. Whero will Spain get
sie read all the papers for me
The Best Rigs
Afler using four bottles of Joy’s Vegita­ the fl0,600,000 she has ordered spent
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ble Sarsaparilla I put away the green glass­
The Safest Drivers
On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, es and can now see as well as I ever could. for new warships?
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All
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side
of
the
man
I
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For first-class dental work see Dr. A.
i
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JAMES ANDREWS.
Hinman, Masonic block.
in —
I suffered from catarrh of the worst kind
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Fashionable
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ling's Best tea.
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llali«
il «B
is Shiloh's Cure. A neglected cough is
IMost Perfect Made.
•wry
it with excellent results —Oscar Ostruni, 45 ■ilutan
dangerous. Stop it at once with Shiloh's
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O
Boots and Shoes
Mens
Boys
Ladies
Misses
r
The Finest Line at Prices
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