F p
rilECOl'llIER.
i’r. W F. Kremar has secur-l the «er-
viees of Mr. 4V. J. Angel, of Napavine,
W T. Mr Angel It a competent dm «gist
int oí
and we take pleasure in introducing him
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19. lsstk to the people of Grant's Pass. This is an
evidence of tiio Doctor's fast increasiii"
ARRIVA'. AND DEPARTIRE MAILS,
trade.
ruou ubant '* rars to cbkhcrnt errr.
Now that the county seat trouble« are
Lv. Gmnt’a Pa«.,
Ar. Grant's Pass.
all settled, and the "batehet buried" let
us join hands and go forward in the grand
»l-u l.lV.
7:0üa m Tues, lay C> 00 p in
Wi'dus'v
7:00am Thurs’v
H :<M> pin work of improving our town and do what
Fri lay
7:00 a m Katur’y . 6:00 p m is demanded in the way of further ad­
vancing the prosp«-rity of “little Jose­
mo* UHixr’» pasi to oalicb .
Leave* Saturday
tj :0l) a ni phine.”
Arrives (Bam* day).
8:00 u in
Dr. Spence, one of the goo 1 citiz.*ns
orrtck hovrs .
from near Kerby ville was over last Satur­
Ofllceopenevervdav except Sunday,
day. The Dr. tells us there has been con­
from 7:30 a . m to 4 30 p, x. O|»en Sun­
siderable sickness in that section this
day from 8:39 to 10 a m .
J. W. H oward , I* M.
winter, especially in the family of Com­
missioner Payue—all of his family having
SOCIETY NOTICES.
been down with fever.
G baxt ' x P ass L odge . N<< «4. A. F. A
The unanimous protest of the people of
A. M,—Matta In tttair hall, oil Fellow'«
Building, Fridav svt-ninjon or before the Southern an i Eastern Oregon against the
full moon.
Visiting brothers cordially wholesale reduction ot the mail service
invited to attend.
has effected the restoration of a reasona­
J. W. H oward , W. M.
ble service on some of the «outraged routes.
J T. G alvin . Rec’v.
There are numerous others, however,
G olden Rri.it, 1.0 0 F.—Meets everv
Raturd.-iv evenin'? at 7:39 at «heir hall on still in their mutilated condition.
Olclil P
4
Josephine Coniti Ont t
Sixth street. Visiting brothers cordially
List week as W. H. Whipple was fool­
invited to attend.
ing Applegate near Mr. J 8. Denise's, he
C. K. C hasslor N’. G.
had a narrow escape from drowning. He
J. A. J kxninos , Sec’y.
with his hor«es and wagon were carried
KranwiLLB Lonov. No. ns. I. 0. O. F.
down the stream about 3 K) yard* before
— Meets every other spnrUv svenihg.
Visiting brothers u&dia'.lv i-ivit I to at­ effecting a crossing. Under (lie circum-
tend.
ID an ’ l Ht j>Tj)N. G.
iptmces he way fortunate in reaititng the
8. W. F orres , Sec'v.
bank.
P. of H. Josephine Lodge, 179, meets at
Mrs. C. II. Haskill an l daughter re­
Grant’s Pass, first Saturday of each month
turned last Sunday morning from a visit
at 11 o'clock a . . m .
W. M. P ollock ,
to the East. They were at the opening
W. M.
of the St. Paul lee Palace which opened
B axx - r L odge , I. 0. G T.. 49.3—Meets
on February 1st. and says it was a grand
evert- Friday evening at Hale's hall.
affair. She has our thanks tor a large
Win. C. K ino . W. C. T.
engraving of this huge ice building, It
Local and Personal.
can I k - seen at this office.
I
The County Board after adjusting th"
S. U Mitchell, Esq., has our thanks
court house troubles appointed the follow­
for favors this week.
ing viewers on the road leading frmn tile
Esq lire Kellogg, of Kerbvville, has
foot of Sixth stre -t, Grant’s Pass to Ap­
been in town this week on business.
plegate: ,1. I'. Kellogg. Jas. P. Tuffs and
The Republican state central commit­
Ben. Diniiek. No further matters of im­
tee is called to meet at Portland March 3d.
portance coining liefore the court it ad­
O. M. Knox, of Applegate, who has journed Wednesday forenoon.
Is'en attending school at Phoenix, re­
The Oregon City Courier says the force
turned home yesterday.
of Chinamen employ«-1 in the factory ha«
Mr.«. Scott. Wilcox returnet to the Pass been decreased from 0) to 43. It is an-
last Thursday after making a pleasant ticipated that Jacobs Bros, will retain
visit to the Willamette valley.
these 40 but a limited period as it ap­
Dr. Kremer was called on Wednesday pears to be to their own interest to dis­
to sea a Mr. O'Neil at Leland.
We did charge them. It is said all of them will
be sliipis-'l at the end of the week.
not hear of the nature of th > case.
We presume Nickell beard we were go­
The Lakeview, Or., Examiner, a spicy
an-l popular local journal, has entered ing to put in a j •!» office, and hence on
upon Vol. .Nil with increasing prosperity. Monday last he flooded Grant's Pass, and
Mr. J. R. Jennings, of the Pioneer th«1 county too, we presume, with cards
Well, if
hotel, lias just recovered from a very vio­ telling the people he had one.
lent attack of neuralgia in the stomach. tiiat card is a sample of his tine work we
only know of one olli-e in Southern Ore­
.Mr. John M -Duugall of Althouse, wa«
gon—the Argus—which can compete with
at the county seat this week.
The oc-
vasioti of his visit was to prove up on 160 hitn.
A few nights ago Mr. William Rich was
acr -s oi laud.
A big steam laundry is to he started in presented with an 8-poundboy. He never
said a word aliout it, either. ’> ir genial
Portland to fill the place formerly occu-
pie-l liy <1iine«e—a goo 1 move to rid tl.ut lady friend Mr«. Vannoy knew all about
it, too, and no doubt “Dick” requested
city of Mongols.
her to keep “mum”aild—well, such com­
If snltscriptions continue to come in
binations will cheat a printer out of -an
F/«i« they have foi some time past, tho item any lime. "Better late til in never,"
Cm rick will have 700 by June next, and
however, and we congratulate all the
won't l»e a "patent” either.
same.
D. I- lli e, night operator at thi«- place,
The ways of Ah Sin for tricks that are
informs us that a telegraph uff'iee has I>ee:i
vain are very pi-culiar. Posters are being
opened at Dillard’s on the O. A C. road,
circulated throughout this coast offering
six miles south of Roseburg.
to send Chinamen back to China for <25.
G W. Merrill went to Portland last and if the Chinese lack funds, the Six
night. His activity in the settlement of Companies will furnish |10 to each ap­
our county seat troubles has been such plicant. It is Mid to be a sharp ruse to
a« will commend him to all.
allay the anti-Chinese movement, and
A large number of patents for resident.- none but th«- helpless, blind, sick And
o( Jaek«on and Josephine county remain played out will I m - assisted.
at the land-office at Roseburg, and should
The citizens of Josephine county should
be called for by their owners.
A discovery has been m ule bv which
pure butter can be distinguished from
any substitute. It consists in a lliagir
lantern display of micro-photos.
Hon Geo. W. Riddle came up to the'
Pass on Wednesday, and returned home
last night. H - is son«ewhat latne from
the effects of a kick by a horse.
remember the Cot Risn is their home
pa|x-r, and gives all the home new«. We
have a numls-r of friends—good eorres-
pondents—both in this and Jackson coun­
ty, who furnisl us items w hich are nut
second hand. Another important deature
for th«' people to consider is that a dollar
given for this pa|>er circulates at home,
and is not horded up in Jacksonville.
Mr W. E. Baglev formerly <W Winona.
The best joke of the season says opera­
tor Rice, w 1« a telegram lie receive I the Minn . ha« purchase 1 the building erect­
other day from a party in (lie employ of ed bv Mr Steelman, near the depot and
will make out of it a first-class hotel. Mr
the company asking for “cot’on hoes.”
B mnister Br •«., s > w.- are in’or-n' I by Bagley, we are informed, i« an experi­
H. D Harness, have a ri li placer on th ■ enced hotel m in, an I will no doubt give
th" liert •••' satisfaction to th - traveling
north a de of Jump-off-1” ■ W? cvigr.itn-
public.
The work of remoddeling the
late the boys in their fort-n.it j dis »very building for hotel purpose« will I»- com­
Dr. Spsnee t .-lit u< his Y >rk«!iir ■ pigs, menced sisin as lamiier can be had.
which he pur •ha«--1 in Philadelphia last
a-.immer are proving to lie much finer
than the catalogue and photographs rep-
reaentod.
Messrs. Green A Son. gunsmiths, for-
merlv of Ashland, have located here and
Under the settlement betwi-i-n Mr
Abraham and t’le County Court, the
county <x>mes out about f45O.'to ahead.
Our Commissioners are to Is-commen-led
in thi» transaction, and the people will
accede to th'in the honor d-ic. We also
will carry on business. For the pr -sent regard Mr. Abraham's action in the
they have their shop in J F. Woodward's premises as magnanimous, a« it was vol-
untary, and not at all “at varime ■" witli
harness store. »
X
court QI tip* tax-pay'»r*
TUB I'UUDty comm is.« ."tiers ctj «««» -«ind
During thi« week wre have ha<l the
flol. Abraham are not »0 murh “at vari­
ance" M the Times would like. No doubt pleasure of meeting Hon. J. C. < ’arson, of
its editor deplores this state of affairs Portland Mr. Carbon is one of the inetn-
la*rs of th»» Sugar Pine Door an 1 L'H ii ’ m *!
He was workimt for the wrung man.
Company, an la very pleasant gentleman,
Mr. J II R i'»i is on fr-, n n -ar W.ll-r-
indeed. We are glad t»j kn»»w* Mr i ar*<»n
ville give ui a pleasant ".ill M itur-Uy la«t
contemplates interesting him« If in other
Mr R i'iin« >n h is in
>nt--npla'i • 1 the
direction# in Grant’« Pa-«#. H *. with th»*
building of a house in which In- exf»- t«
other* interested in the important enter-
11 r»p«n asch'»>l. Particulars in th ? fu' -ire pri«** they li.ive established here have the
Mr and Mrs L Leonard fa-'-n-l the very tiest wishes of the Cot rier .
Coi'Btsa with a pleasant •■ ill Ti--«l.iv
evenin’. Mr I. - > i.ir 1 w 1« ••. -r 01 im
p»runt b t’in-s«. We are gl.il to know
lie an-l his wife ar? w -II pl .-a- • 1 with the
11JW county seat.
Mr Tli •«. Chavn-.-r, one of th-- p »err
oi Southern Oregoo, living n.-.ir Gold
Hill, dropjsrd in to «•■ • us ye«ter lay, and
tie I ua of ai>oth--r very ri- h strike on
tn'l-1 Hill, the particulars of which we
will give next week.
Slate creek is the presi-nt nortlu-ni ter­
minus f<»r the passeng -r an 1 express busi-
ne«» of the Oregon A California railroad.
Headquarters of the constrnction force 1«
at the sixth •■r ««ing. ab sit halfway be­
tween 8late cr—k an 1 Portuguese Flat
Mr Ang« I. th ■ g- nial f-n pri- ’ >r of the
enafretionurv «ton? in the Central h'-tel
hau teased an »fitted tip th-mom in the
< Gtnmcrria! h*Mvl buu«l n<. it-firp-ry <«*•
r-ipie 1 as a «a! «n an I iwfi-rhi mov-'
his «’ vk 11 ’li i? p! 1 *• <’a" in I • • him
Bv reference to th*» <). & C. time card
it w ill be seen that the expr •“« train
leaves Ashland at S o’cl»#*k r. m an hour
an«l a half earlier tfi in heretofore, and
leaves Grant’« Pa«« 10 :29, two hour« ear­
lier than prwio i« t<» the change, in » r l -r
e
run tiotween <»r<nt « Pa«« an«i Kosehurg,
wh»»rp al! th»* tj able from s!i I •* • ar I
wa«houts has oc<-'irn*d. Between Rose-
burg and Portland the time hu- not lixen
changed.
SETTLED AT LAST!
Titiui r»:
of
Kt'in r.
»HOW
Mr-. Augusta Ro«annaB *eh, wl. »died
so su I lenly on the night of February 2d
»Jux’ < ’otinlv Heat Troub­ was one among the few vf the pioneer
la lies of this county. Mie with her first
les Vil|it-t«'<l to the '• - st
hushand, Frederick Hansen eametoand
set tie-1 on Canyon creek, a »sit fin- miles
Interests ot" the TaX-
west of Kerbyviile in the latter part of
tho vear 14’iS. Fr -l. Hmt i eiu i.-e-l in
Payers.
mining, and his wife AuiS xa iqiened a
hotel and miner's tXMrdki- hous -
At
**Go<i Reiçn’»,•• and Frare and Ilarmouv tiiat titu - Canyon creek »«■( pn»si»*n>-i«
mining camp and miner« •• e <i me num­
Prevail« over Ihe County (.dieiu-
erous in those golden days There they
uieiit at Grant*« Fa«*«
lived and |»roapered until 1 «5. wlien th*'
family together with Peter. !»• I«r »(her of
Fred Hansen, locate I an I l»i iglit two
We hail with gla lneM the event <4 this Imndreii a»-r»-» of governiutit land on
is'iie of the (’«» frier . For week* we have Utliouw cn-ek for a ranch .14I purchase I
been contemplating the great pleaaur«* we some catt le to st«»-» th-» <-»ti » Tliev also
bought th«'mining claim 01 ■'rank ll.mk
now experience in proclaiming to the on mqs-r Althouse creek, id emplov»-d
|»eople of Josephine county that our their tim" in mining *■'* ’’-iijliin.-. while
couiT.y seat troubles ar«* at an end and Mrs V R. Hansen on-.-n‘1 4 h >te| and
that the era of peace and harmony ha* hoarding limine, tor she wxMxie of thus»-
wive« w lie found her gre itit delight in
taken the place of the bitt »r conten­ helping their iiusban*ts. I al and Peter
tion and strife of th«» pa^t ninemonths. also i-vnnmaiiN'd and com|«ted a hod-
which has been s«» <1 »triiucntal to the rock tunnel through the d kl - K-'ween
best interest’« of Grant’s Pass and th? Democrat gulch and tin- nt- rs ..( Ah-
house creek , the tuuui'l M.A.W111 eighteen
entire county.
hundred feet to th« went whatli -i »truck
l or the past few weeks it ha* been go->l paving gravel, whi I }uid them
gen«»rally known throughout the county well until I n i . when the -*i rainsand
flissls caused the tunnel to jve in. and
that negotiations were on f«*«M looking to
it ha.« not been re-ojiened «ije. In Feb
this desirable end, and much imjuiry has
rua.-v l»74 tli-T" w .1« vry
water an I
been made as t > the probable result.
\11 much drift on the cn-ek vilm-li .|,mc
such inquiry wat answered by th ■ action much damage to their ra-'--I l red Han-
of the B nird on last Monday. Proposi­ •en, while trying to c i' BF, th.- drifts
I »--e, wa« severely inj
I althougli
tions had been previously prejurod and
tlie\ -nt tor .-.H i • _t .
• u<t m b
submit*.ed, and the Btnird took tb Li up« • -.. .^•«rgn *T-T~rf--
•i.J—smil
Ja. k«.m county. In- Ui--d • .eat a.-om
oil meeting this week.
Mr. Bourne proflere I to donate fo the from the ell'.-c » of the il.j'r he li (-: re­
ceived, leaving ¡1 w ife and ne children.
county any one of thr»e be
»•» lain!
Another child, a girl, was ten about six
number 1 resjx*«tfully 14, l’>, and 16 and nioiitlis alter tin husband Id died. Mr-.
in «ash ami to pay half of tue Hansen was the mother oltwelvo i-hil-
court expenses of th * injuction suit, on dr. 11, iiim1 of tie-in are n-r living—six
daughters and three son- two ot the
condition that the county withdraw the
laughters are m rrrie l.
answer filed bv th«» Board, and that the
Mr«. A. K. Hansen was -arrie I to Mr.
court should lcn'ate the court house on Charles Beach in the earlvrurt of 1.44a,
any of the three abov«» mentioned blticks. but only lived ten month»«» cheer her
sc ond husliand's life. 1 wt not attempt
Mr. Abraham proffered to pay the
to d -scriis- the grief of lb striel-e-rt Im«-
county $1,250 cash if they saw lit to ac­ band and doubly orpliaB- l'hil Iren. (io I
cept the proposition of Mr. Bourne, and must I k - their comforter v« Ih-acli ba«
of course'the county to refund or rather : >r - »me time b. -u ti t'l'd with what
the doctors called heart oi«a«e. Imt for
to deduct from this sum the advances
many months pri-vio 1 *< her sadden
Mr. Abraham had in id«» in «lefeiiding the death «he appeared to ' 1 the enjoy
suit. These propositions were each, :»* incut of excellent lu-al I hl the «•-•-.mil
every one must admft, very m ignana- ¡list, she v. is ill a 11. 4* ».-client frame
■ mind, merry ami itj' lit irtc-1, romp
m<»us on the part of Mr. Bourne and Mr.
ing like a young girl litli h r children
Abraham, and the court has shown its and atu-nding to in-,li-sise Work and
good sense, and its interest in the p .»oples* - -will!.-, allowiii:4
I, «lightest indica-
nf illness. The
wel’are by its prompt adoption of the tion of pain or sli.id
fainilv r«tin-d to tlJ
I«“ is about I I
same.
o’l-l.s k I’, m , .l i I w -p- n fold ■ I in th •
After looking over the pr<»pos • 1 ground arms of restful sleep, nu li ut nlsnit 10 39
the Commissioners located block loasthe Mr Bt-acli was awil i ni I l>v wliitl Ir-
site for the court house andcounty build­ tliouitlit was his wife living a bu I dream,
or the niglit mare; li r.ii*- I her up in
ings. After paying th? expens«‘s of the suit
bed an-l found to li ...... -ti-rnation and
then» will be a nice surplus in the hands of misprise that she w dead. Death I >r
the court as a court house fund. It is under­ her had no pain. I. . * a tired child she
stood that the |x»rsons who subscril ?<1 to went to sleep only k w ti. n in tli.it bet­
ter world beyond tin räte. The brittle
this fund last spring before the election
thread i|| life w.«s ••• ui and the affvc-
have generally expressed their readiness tionate wife and in -t -r li I erosne I the
to pay their subscriptions, and thus start dark river, Io iving i luxh.ind and nine
the “ball a rolling” for a new court house children, with a bos f irirnd* nn I neigh
iiors to mourn her -i dell depart ire.
at an early day.
Fi w la lie-, in this •etion were lwttf»r
Plans and s|M»^jfications have been pre­ known, or more hi tly i-t-s|«ected than
sented to the County Board for th«» build­ was Hr- id-aeii, mu ew motiiers in tins
ale, bave
ing and they have been adopt«-«! bv that or anv oile r county i ti e
raise 1 to man un.l om odio i l a m -i•
honorable body. 5 xt week the Co: rier highly respected iv
tit »alile familv.
will probably publish the proposals for Tin- hundreds w ho : - ii - -d tlie funeral,
bids for the erection of said building, and and tin- m-iny tearf eves gave unmis-
lesjM-et and es-
i
shortly work will be coin in nee« 1 on that takable evidence of ii-
JLffy
(•••■in in WL-.-li :!
i
li''.'’ aie
ai ■ belìi
in -1
temple of- Jtxsti«»c, th * Jobation ui whi«*h l.v
ir ii
’ — I *.
has so long been in question.
(• • i watch over nn,»er?4e! the lives of
Tax-pavt rs of Josephine county, th? the orphsm-d childrei whe at this time
C ourier most heartily joins von in the most needed th - wattfill eare and ad­
vice of an alii-ctionatiBio h r
general good feeling that prevails over
A Nr.miiHOR.
the ultimate result, am! the commence­
A ltii • u:, Feb. 12. h4i-.
ment of an era of prosperity, which, like
the early morning sun is beginning to
i hum .i
»M ILL»..
shed its effulgent rays throughout our
February 1”.
own Josephine.
Ei>. (’ oi - rieh .—It ¡Auiiv des» rviii“ to
you, because you run neat a paper, that
yoi ■•I havi-oceinxi'Uiallli’ l*a-( III-- very
February 12.
least, a few item« writin to you of Iiult-
I am pleaxe»! to b » able to rrj»ort the
tern in and about Jacliinvilh».
health of till« section as being good.
Yesterday a little t|v of our County
Cap Ho»Ig»Ion has Rtnick very favora­
(’lerk P;irker wwung o|bhf a «wing an»l
ble lo»«king quartz, carrying Inith gold fractured an arm.
and silv* r about tic* h a I of Walk r
Everybody here in <rited a’loiit quartz.
gulch. He propoHpM to sink down on the
Evervliodv ia taking q a claim.and mo<t
lode a« so»>ri as the water drie« up.
everybody ¡roundingluarta in a hand
The China new year wan almost a fizzle mortar.
becauMe the «'hinamen were for the most
Th»* “Ja. k*onville iniiu an I Milling
part too jMMir to buv their accuHtomed
company” ix steadil working at their
supply of opium, whiskey, and lir ’-crack
tunnel to I lie B»»w»leni Ige, having now
ers. They are growing Iwautifully I chb
•
an«! muciiee poor in this part of the gone a!Hint 75 feet.
Moat all of Mr. I.
Brown’* quartz
county.
mill :« her»’, thereat t< » In i ■
ui'»rr»>w
Palling w’eather, ami plenty of water
Mr. Brov. n i* in want
Inni M r for liw*
and minern are hopeful; no front an«! but
»hill w I ih h - ’f'liH liar- n ““t, .i’ll
lii» l>
little snow on the mountains. \\ <• can­
not ex|>eut a Hummer run of water, but
th«* Hte.ulv rainfall an«! mild s * i>«»n ba*
lM*««n all that the «»blest mim rs could th" rich q-i.irtz strike 11 le at • iold Hill
wish, and m «rc than the most. Hanguine ru.i-li- we iindi-ret«»»I I tlir-•■■«:> -li-- It.iv.
co il i has«* exj»erte 1. There in hut little Boilim* an I (t'Doit.il. n- lt--lg" 1« - -1 th
to Hpeak of at the prv*?nt time; the Westside of R.-ll 1’i-r .|-pi-l'e tin
claims are all running am! tti« ow ners ar * fatno-is G'lld I lili, Iin-I p tb- hill ulsive
in good spirit«. Spring-time will tell the lie I I e I - mil -.1 I
Iteli-ir? to l i1- - invilii-
Mucr.’t of their huc « «-*.
Soin«» ten days ago a China l»«jM«r living is that th • e.tim it • -4
on JoH«*phine cre«*k «hurtled off his mort d bv the <-yc is of sevi-ni
coil after a lingering «¡« knesB. This was w liii-li » .is I iki-n on» Ji
as it «hould be; but when I tell you that Everylssiy excited .iti1
the I hh I v ol this b'|«*r is still laying in the Is-iug taken up.
cabin in which he »lie«!, with no |>erson
We hud quite n tin»« q n one town last
to bury it <»ut of sight, it l»e< «»mc« a «eri- Fri lay. < tur Silver < • h t bai»<! ill pretty
oiis matter. I am told th.*: p ”»;»!•? «bun uniform, and in its to il wagon, drawn
the trail which p I*-«'« «’!<»*♦* to this dal l.v four hors- « uul -» sitting of young
' h'»u— »*. and that th“ «fom h from tin* lx» l\ men, “oriie of f Hie
the gi
pi Jl
I io | m m of our
TH waft«’’) ’I,, an I »e»*riT
«- vum V uj , t.J»*«
4 ’ -ar
tri <»f «!»•• , '.r-
it .4
# 4 ■ * '
aj W”
' il S
wings of the wind. Siire'y
in on«? of of thing- hi that i
itn tbi I h '4 of
our county ollicer* should «<•«• to it, that iniiHie. \ ‘/r » I ma m * ticked with < ork
th * health of our citizt*nB are n««t put in
mmelt > lv •»a l, got in i wa.'on I«»>, an I
«Linger fr«Hii ho loathsome an object. with ( him**4»* in*!r«imi G U> m.tk • inn-<ic
I<4*t your words I«* of lirey eloquent’«» Mr <, <b i in ilc -oh,
i uiihii■’ .'in i oli
Editor, tins is a matter in which every what a night! and th th ? Turner* on
person is directly intereste !.
Crema­ th ir " ( hi ocrformi
- th ■ pr
- i‘»n
tion, quick and «hort, is w hat I a I vise
rn r.‘ I I’ m u tv tlir »!i. ourMr
ni i i»*
Pa«r l*E< TOR.
a ho!! i.iy for uh ail. ’ ii-*n in front of Hie
I * li »tel the pr
i(»n «topped “plain
rr.oM un i ne. ( in ».K.
for al! folk* t<»
' I ’«Turner*did home
f»*a»H « X ••«• iingly w I, Imt when our
February 12.
y» i ig Mr. ('. P >m i, an e\p*rt tn I
Fall RGirn grain hx ks fine.
lw*r of th»» y«Hing 'iirnerw got up on
F.inner* ami niin- th are al! buBy in th’irtp’/«.’ 2>
i mor-*
the
t¡1 ¡M M»*('tion.
bar i -t »nv Mtrc« t, an <!icl nom»* of hir
. if m t b rna n( tie- p* pl
Mr. Sam. T ('ill.wlnwi* k < k»’I by ! «ring f
one of Mr. W itt**’h->r» •* *oin“t;xn »¡nine.», •I »*r urh « !. zht. fi I wh i h '
self niip an if falling,
is a!>lv to lx* i* around
4
one«* more.
of time by hi* to»*a, t
Mr. A h * x WattM i* working his mine <»n Irriy RWet’phig fjoW
H<»r-eh<*a I with a f'lll cr<*w a , i a full with an exclamation fir
head of w.ifor. Hi* <’xp»‘cU to have water an if wanting to • •■rit ¡.
until the firwt of June.
the married men M.4V
I ex|M*( t Mr Watt* will di*« harge tw*• and when night •
or thr»»e of hi* hand* immetiiately. jv * for lu k to the hai id I
a young chap ha* agree I to w
for 21 yearn for hoar I an»l cl
in happy, and mother and
well.
The <•<
< qo#
(Mr. D. ha« our thank“ f<
ir h ■II
item*, and we hope he will
negali r
from hirn ofte:»—E«| 1
th - hou-w,
All
!» »il l n/ a «
d
I
Our corre*|Njndent at Althouse /I Ve<
the particulars of the death of a China-
man in that vicinity recently r of leprosy,
and left unburied for «om - ti imt after he
died, to thus en»!ang»*r the ‘ community
inasmuch a« tl di*1 i* wat« I liable to be
to
Our
' ’(-m ini
" 1! wities should not b*
AH per
f|«<*e*5 ( Hi
disposing of th
when
ar
h< >rri
L th »**
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II
1‘HOFMX
A «»irrt**.» ful Enter ta I n **.!«•<; t.
February 18.
Bean’itu! «e.Ult. r this week.
There ia Lalk of a w e l ling here Boon
Die ««»ntracting par'.ins are well known.
I* M Otwell and wife have gone to
Port lau I. where he ha« aliipped a fine
lot of fat hogs.
Dr. Kali! r of thi« ptai-e is intending to
»tart a reating wocietv, which will no
doubt prove a siux-ess.
5 al-mine'« dav wax not forgotten in
this pla.
Evervbo ly s.-.-iii -1 to be well
picas,«I as tliere was no one for «otten.
M \ Br.-at.ino. ni.in.i.-er of Caro Bros
store, hi« l«'cn under the weather lor
«•ier.il dar«, but i« improving. P. \
Kennedy is acting as ch-rk during his
illness.
E. 1’-ihler one of the Phos'irix l»»ys left
a few davs ago tor Tacoma, W T . when«
le- i« going in tin- drug business w ith his
uncle, who b us a wholesale and retail
drug (tore.
Then- is considerable excitement in
this vieiniti over the disi'overy of several
quartz leads.
Seiend from here have
located claims, among whom an- Dr.
Ih-vis. \. I! l-'.p|M. G. \V. Kennedy and
Mr. Gibson, lately oi Ohio. They intend
to form a company as s»«m as spring
opens and put up a quart.’, mill.
On Friday «-venina last th«- Minstrel
ai d Musical Cointiiiiation givv.- th -ir first
entertainment which was well utten-led Hava the largMt store in
J om »ph in«
and we are glad to know the boya realised
county, which isfinxS! feet, and two
quite a profit over ex|»-mc»«.
The par-
stories, filled with
ti«-a wbo compose tin-troupe nre entitled
to favorable notice as they all acted their <’lit»i<-«» Oood.H m Ever*
■«arts well for amateurs.
The Irish act
Line,
io Mes-w-rve and S|»-.trs was splendidly
executed and w is th«- lunny part of the WE BUY FOR CASH.
preammo. The German cnaracti-r in
AND SELL FOR CASH,
«-•ng bv S E. Harkness, was also well
• xeeuted. a» wa» also that of "Old Diack
UTf-------
Joe," bv A. A Stiles
As a singer Mr
Wisst was fn-ipientlv ein-hored
The
jokes an I "ga,-«’’ bv end-men Me—erv.- BOTTOM PRICES
and Tillla wen- ill season and well put.
sire Hunt Wtint ui Ituirt.
We con -ratulate the Isws in their success
financially as well as the amusement they
pr-'duixsl
As a first attempt it was .ery
commendable indeed.
J. WIMER & SONS
Travelers,’ Miners’ and Farm
ers’ Supplies.
A l •«•ful MuKK«*«tli>R,
A friend from Waldo, this county, w ho
is Interested in fruit raising sends us the We keep ovorything needed by th«
peopte.
following for the lienefit of others:
The past few .lays of spring weather
should warn fruit growers that their fruits CHEAP FOR CASH OR PRODUCK.
are going to bloom too soon. To prevent
W ahlo,
-
Oregon.
this, throw wet straw a fisit d.*< p around
the roots on top of the ground so as to
O. M. K.
l’< >li ALL. 1»< Hi TER
keep the sun from the roots of the trees.
And the best brands of
FROM kslll %\l».
By this means they can be kept back.
1-lQl’OKS AND CIG ARS.
February 15.
Ladies go to Riddle's store and examine
Call on
CHAS. DECKER.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Alnutt was those tine new embroideries and other \\ aldo,
....
Oregon.
new
goo»
Is
ma le happy a few lays sini—by the ar­
rival of a nivmci'ig ls»y—a ten-pouuder
Millinery £ixxis at J. W. Howard «fe Decker Boarding House I
Tin- citizens oi Ashland have orgaiiiz>"i AJ sa ' u At ** »st.
’<e|-t m f rst-cIiAss * tyle, • w<*
a prohibition club and will itAritl tn tb-’lr
V*
A-
lire ' ’ru-’”U’r.'v ’««’.i,4
power for the teiu|s-r:ims- cause. Others
If von need an nverv mt» go to Ridille’*
should take the same stop, as prohihitiou Mtore and buy at cost
Will nit-et with every kindn.ss ^.»u at­
should Is' supi« rted by all.
tention.
Mr«. J. D. I'-flint.iin is officiating a«
DA VIS BROWER,
LIVERY STABLE IN CONNECTION.
In-1 I clerk at Fountain’s store in the ab-
A ttorney-at-I .aw,
seiii-e of J. D. Fountain who has gone to
Waldo,
...
Oregon.
l.inkville on busine:-««, where his brother.
G bant ’ m P ass ,............................ O regon .
P I is running a large m -rchantile busi-
SUPPLY STORE.
iie«s.
Health is not as gisid this week as usu­
FOR GOOI» BARGAINS IN
Will practice in all the courts of the
al. \Ve have several on the sick list, Stilt“. Ollice on Sixth street, neat post­
among whom are Mr« Nora Walrad and onico.
Mr«. Lettie Willard, having an attack oi
— (Ml—
Hard Tinte«.
lung fever. They ure convalescent how-
GENERAI. MINING SIT1TIFS,
While
m
uiev
is
close.«
igos
:
,«i.|
prices
.. ver.
CaU o»
CHAS. DECKER.
I
l ast Tues-lay I D. Fountain received low , expenses should ls> cut dow u ill every
a telegram announcing the BU.lden death household. Economy the watch word for
Motl.. rhead oil' l*nctor lulls, by always
of J. D. Fenton, of Lafayette
If -leaves
a wife, eight sons and two daughters to k -eping in the house, a laittle of 1 >r.
mourn his death. Mr. Fenton was born Bosanko’s Cough and l ung Syrup. Stops
in Boone county. Mo , March 29. Is',2. a Cough instantly, relieves Consumption,
and came to < treron in Ishii, and settled cure * 'roup and pain in the <'he-t in one
night It is just the remedy for hanltimes
ill Yamhill county, where lie has Ix-en
G rant '« P aks ,
Oxeaos.
living ever since lie departed this lit«- at Price .-.iiels and fl- Samples free. Sold
l.v ‘V. 1 Kromer, (.rant's Pass
tho age of fifty-four.
Dry Goods and Groceries
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
MRS. M. A. MoKNISHT, Proprietress.
C01 I I (il Stl Dl ST.
l-'ebruarv 13.
The old settlers here ure in the habit
of telling the immigrants that we always
have six weeks (4 nice weather in Feb­
ruary. 1 think they will have to mo-lifv
that assertion as much as a week this
year.
A« it is too wet to work our citizen« are
having a gi»»d e.isy tim ■ now They have
plenty to eat, plenty of water for drink
ing pm'|»»«c«, and as the weather is mod­
erate it doe.« not take m.ii-li wosl to keep
them comfortable. Surely, they ought to
Is* happy.
We an- very anxious to get over to the
i-oiintv acai io put om I.» ."», aiid*irev» ry
much afraid that the water-» will keep up
so we can't get ovi r thi.« year That would
I k - quite a misfortune to Josi-nhim*county
and would grieve us taxpayers very much ;
tiut we will live in 1 io | h - h .
You know, in this grand old Republic
• J ou- that tin- ••>!• ••• liunls tfe man.
:-n-l of course the m ill does not hunt the
olficii. How i-ould li", when the oilice
hunts him. After it finds him lie i« then
sup|»i«ed to lx» a servant of the |H-opl«-
for a I-Oiqile of years or so.
< Ince upon a time a prominent farmer
living not one thousand miles from lu re
• aim- to the Murphy flouring mill« After
a desultory eonversatioii tho following
dialogue tisik place
Prominent farmer—“Wfiat toll do you
take for chopping barley"'.’
Miller "I chop for the tenth bushel.”
p. F.—"I can do Is-tter in Jacksonville,
they clmp lor le«« tliere.”
M
“Yi-s: What toll do they take in
Jacksonville"
P. F.—‘<tli, they i liup there fur the
eighth bushel”I
The miller has nut quit smiling yet
lien lie thinks about il.
Mi Rl-HV.
Till:
--TIMI V
I «INSIST» >< V.
Two weeks ago the Jacksonville Times
asserted that the <'■■mm¡»sinners of this
eoiiii’v and Sol. Alirnham were at vari
alici- and that our ei>unty seat troubles
were far from Is-ing settle I
'ibis was
Ulidotihtedly tlm desire of that paper for
more than one reason
In tin- m-xt issue
the sam-- slin-t came out hurrahing lor
lattle Josephine,” that "»lie had paid
her slate tax" an I wa« "redeeming conn-
tv warrants." 1'iiis may Is- ai-cmmted
tor from tin- fact th.it "little .los-phiii«- '
li.i- a friend in the <*oi hii k , inasinin-li a«
it dis-s nut chargi- the i-uunty the nnreas-
oimble and exorbitant sums for public
pi inting, etc., as Nn k -II did w lien h - had
issir little hisi-phini- liy the neck in th s
direction. The county lecurds as well as
the bills ->i »-itii-- in-iivi l-ials plainly show
how ' < 'hawles" run uphi« price» pr- vi - uis
to the establishment of ill" < oi'KILH,
which he has attempted in every i on
i-eivalili-mean way to lireak down in or-
d r that In- may again nestle < lo»- to "lit
th- Josephine's" golden breast.
We well rem mlh-r, one d.iv last Mm h
just previous to the first issue of this
pap r wln-n < liarl«-» asked ns whit we
w-n-go ng in Jo li -re, and u|sm Is-ing
told, ho tried Io discourage us by saying
that Ihe js-nple of "little .losi-pbine''—tn
it» ■ his own langiMgi—“wr.- t<«» d------
I» mw to sup|»>rl a ii.i|»-r," and that he
"would not have many sii'•••■ribers in this
«-o-iiity if he didn’t carry th -in fro n year
to year; tlrit tin- < -iinty printing .«mo int
ed’tisi trit little,” etc. H- is not to Is-
censured for this, however, as it w is one
of his •'Jegi’i'nal«- < •mjs-tition” d'»lg> »
Wi- know of lots of Other «• Ill-Ill S hi­
ll:«» tried to ring in on us to hurt the . I*'*
pri
, through which so
perity
un I «ai I in the in-
innen
minty. H«? th'Might
(••rest
he ha I 11' all “broli up” wIwn a <• *rt.iin
irarty withdrew I iih a'lv»*rti**im*nt from
the Cot h irr ami gp i* it t<> him, lx)c<!UrH'
w» Would not go bark on a promm • we
in i I--tlm p-’pli 4 tin-c Minty, . But th«»
f .'oi KIK “till lives an«l has m.vlc a host
more i* fri»»ti<h in th«* p «»iiio.u it has taken
a» to i tli<* **tll«*im nt «If our county seat
ditfic •ulti<*< than it ever lost.
< l-ir advii ce to ijie Tim •» i«
tun- to take • rare of it« <nrnr
». ' littl- J< rvaephine” ham in
a friend she e can fk«pen l uti
, time of nm- •«I. and in thie all
gen« »ay, ”1 Hurrah for little
We might iiii-nli-in •om*» li
(’barley mad - with a »•rt.iin
which h«t to -k into ins
tin
suiimw-r in I
hUt we d-f-
it
f«»r th pr
• •(tier
t
O'
W U.IH> DIRECTORY
r
I
carei»
p
< urr I <»r i'll«*«.
The Ladies of Grant's P ams and vicinity
Piles are frequently preceded bvanense
of weight in th«» back, h'iiK and lower ar«» hereby informed that I have opened
part of the abduinen, causing the patient with a Lull Stock of
to Huppie;»* he ban Home atlection ot the
kidneys or neighboring organs. At times.
NVinptoniH of indigention are preMent. flat
uleney, unea*<invsM of the? stomach, etc.
\ moiHtur«*, like lnenperation, pro»lu« ing
•AND---------
a very disaerevabh» itching, after getting
w irin. in a common attendant. Blind,
Blee«iing and itching Piles yield at once
to tlie application of Pr. Bosanko’H Pile
Reme»ly, which act« «iirectlv upm the
parts effected, absorbing the TutnorH, al-
—CONSISTING <>F—
laving the inti'iiMc itching, and ellrctinga
permanent «nre. Price .») cents. Vidros.
I’.ht? Pr. Bo«anko Medicine C«»., Piqua, O. HANDKERCHIEFS.
Sold l>v NV I Kn'iiiei, Grant’a I’ hmh .
M ILLI N E R Y
Ladies’ Furnishing Goods,
County Treasurer's Notice,
HOSIERY, CORSETS,
ZEPHYRS, LACES, Etc.
OrncK oi-Coi \iv T hcasi i « ik ,
)
G baat ' s P aks , ttr , Jan 29, IHSii |
Which will In* «old as Cheap ns they can
Ixmght anywhere in Southern Oregou.
Notice is heri-by givelt lliat tliere ure
(uiuis in the county trea’ury ior the re-
L ini-tem of the
wsrmnts firat—Clnsss Dror.srnak ing
prole-t«-d up to Jnlv 7, IHS3: Numbers.
22, 23, 21. 2 >. 2(1, 27, 2H, 29, 30, .31,32. 3.3,
:i' 3 i. .'Kl, 37. IW. 39. 40, 41. 42, 43. 41 45,
— A SPECIALTY.—
41-tf
40. 17, 4H Interest oll the s.une wilh-easc
on thia dato.
\\ m . M ai ckt ,
Treasurer.
Bv J «V. H oward , lteputy.
PIONEER HOTEL
J. R. Jennings, Prop'r,
NOTICE
IT. S. L and Orrtcx,
I
O k EOOX.
G rant ' s P arr ,
Kosriit k < i . Or , Jan. 12, IfWfl.i
Notice is bercio given that the follow-
ing-milni-d settler has tiled notice of his
intention Io make final pr<sif in supjs.rt of
his claim, and that said proof will la­ This house, formerly known as the Grant's
P ahs Hotel, has recently been
in.ide before the ( lerk of the ( ourt of Jo­
sephine eniinlv, at Grant’s Pus», on Sat­
urday, I'.-hniarv 20, 1 MSB, viz
Charles RE FITTED AND RE FURNISH­
Duncan, Homestead No 3250, for lots 2,
ED THROUGHOUT, »•
.3, I and
section 33, and sw ', of N»:1,
section 4. township 39, south range H west
lie names the following witnessesto prove And will be condurti I n i l r I .r *•
s«
his continuous residence upon, and culti­
Management, in i'
it '•
th
vation of, said land, viz
I rank Ih-ssin-
ger, Jas M Mansfield, William Daily,
John Goings . allot Kerb) ville, Josephine
Best Hotel'
county, Oregon.
W. I' B i -. sjamix ,
42-<lt
Register.
NOTICE OF CONTEST
(it EST’ WILL I I
PI.IE1»
WITH
THE
C. S. I. oiii < lrri< B,
)
R o . i -. iii ho , Or., Jan. 20, ls.su i
---- Best the '•' -I ‘
Complaint having I s -«- ii »nt«-r<-<l at this
oflic«- In Erii-k Erickson upiinHt John
RATES RE .
A N
Baker for ab.mOoninir his honituti-.i I on-
trv No 3S_’2 ina<l • May 4, HsJ, for Lit»
M. V. L )O "S,
I, 2 an<l 3 of wi'tioii 21, an-l lot 4 of .<*<*■
tion 22. township -Ml, south r.injr<-
wi-st,
in .lost-phim- county, • In-gon, with a vi«-w
to tin* ■ -.in« ••llation of «aul »-iitry. Th«-1 \\’ateliin;>k<‘i’ »N: .Jewi'lcr,
-aid John liak.-r is h«-rvln HUliinion<>d to
Is- and ap|H-«r Is-for«- t'hirh-s lliiizh«-«,
O rkoox .
G rant ’ s P ass ,
• •••iintv <-'<-rk of Jos'-pliin«- i-oiintv, < tri­
iron. nt Ins oil'n-i- in («rant's I’u««, in «aid I
,-oiintv on th«-2nd day of .March l««l, at
lOo'i-lo k A M of said day. then and WATCHE.4,
CLOCKS,
then- to r---pond and fnrni-h t«-stimony
iv>n<-i-rninK -ai<l all«-ir«-d nlmn<lonin«-nt
JEWELRY,
And tin- sai-l parties are h«-r«-hy further
SPECTACLES
notitii-d that the hearing and trial of tin-
HEWING MACHINE NEED1.UJ.
said ••on(csl will Is- held by and Is-fore
tlie Ri-zisti-r and Rei-elv«-r of the IN'
>ORSALE
land ol!i< <-at Ih-M-burtr, .............. on the
12th divot Mnri-h, Issn.at Plo’i-hs-k t m
I'llbli’slied bv order of the Re-.-i-ter and
Rei-eivcr
W. I- lb sj « mis , Rej-i-ter.
SATISFA TION.
43a,t
A. C. Joses. R«s-i-iv«-r.
\ll Work Guaranteed to give
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Produce of Kinds Taten li EicUite.
<
L.
À • < i H A V,
I' H I. vnu O eeii k ,
)
llosrai R<*. «Jr . Ih-e. ikt, IHs’».i
Complaint having ls-en eritenil at this
;
by lame» fl i“h< » a»-ainsf Hannah
— isp—
I. < id", nee Hannah I. Kitt- rman for
al» indiinintf home»(' ad eiitrv No. 3,fJK9,
m id - hv the »ai l Hannah L. Kittermau
- »w Hannah I. Cade, at tin- I S. laind
ufiii-e at Ros«-liiirg, <>r«-giin, mi the _'Htli I >r .nt’s Fias,
Oregon.
day of H«-pt<-tiil»-r I h HI. for the »«', of
si 1, an-l w1, of »► ' i «>« si-etimi 2», l"p
;■», smith range 7 West in Jom-phine emin
ly. • tri-gmi. «dh a vi'-w to th«- i-aiicella- M.I. WATCH WORK WARRANTED
lion of • «id honi -»(•-.id Tie* ».«id Han­
FOR ONE YEAR.
nah I. t' id", n«-e Kittcrman i» hereby
n<>tifie-l and summoned to bo and a,i|a*ar
,• • i
•
in’v i-b-rk ••. /<
pbirie - aintv, «tr-z -n, at < »rant's I’.i«».
fie- •■■I'intv s- it ol siid eo'intv, mi the
ki . it on H \ nd
24th «lav oi I eiiruary. lx««» at bl o'. In 1«
a . m ot ».,id day, tin n an-l tin re Is-fore
the i iMi-ily <-li-ric of »anl eminty to re<|»wid Musical Instruments Repaired.
and fiimi«h I- *tim mv < oni-«-rning the
«a l a’ie.--‘l a’laml-eiment. and that the
.«. M
ISIEH TIIK REST
said
ami
their
I
And * ¡cits « liberal «hare of patronage.
gister and
I
Re«' >d street, near Secti.xi house.
Kr/lter,
Or*g>Ml.
Grr.t*’ IM
Practical« WatchmakoR
.J E W E I. E R.
Witclet. Jewelry »d SpeUacUi of ill IUCi
\V I N G
(. E E
Of Washing and Ironing
r.