Grant's Pass courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1885-1886, May 07, 1886, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE COURIER Tire IWily Campaign, publisht«! at Mc- I KOM « »IIHI. Mitiville, is one of our spicv little ex May fedii Puer of Joseoktie Conity. Or«»!. change«. managed by Cal Cooper, and J Wimer A S«» ii luive »rderv i material edited by Al. Snyder, formerly of ths Re to refit their hall in Waldo. They pro- porter. ft is. indeed, a lively ex|»uient |M»se to ceil an«l ffmr the same for a bail FRIDAY. MAY 7. 1886. of the prim ipie* it advocate« Hm>t> her mom and skating rink. S c I km 4 im |»rogrvMsmg nicely under the up, boy a. Locai and Hersonal. efficient management of Prof. Frank Jack- Mrs ti W Ri Idle, after a few days *»n lately tn »in Rovhrster. Indiana, a* Beautiful weather. visit with her husband at this place rv- teacher. Thirty-two pupils arc in atten H It 4 Hardin will burn a kiln of 43,- turned home Monday ot last week We dance. 000 brick next week. The freighting over the mountains from «re tn4 surprised to know Mr and Mrs. I Crescent C ity is a tiling of the p.ist. The C.H. Hale has the thanks of the t’oisn a Riddle tiave no inclination to move to car-load rate** of 40cts. |M*r 100 pounds, for favors last week, town, a* they certainly enjoy one oi the lets «»iif all kinds of freighting from tiir The entvnsion ot the f , Col. Gage is in buildi building an addition to bin «■'»•st pleasant home« in Southern ttregou. co,i*t «»yeriand. C AG K R will abaord all of the in Iionag on Main a* vet. At the la«t meeting of Bannar laxlge terior freights of northern ( aliifornia. I. G. Moon •land, is now clerking No 4U3 I O G. T., the following were Southern Oregon has alrv.uiv succumbv I elected officer« for the ensuing term: to quick tran«q>ortation. for the 8. P. D. A L Co. Josiah Rain while cntHsing the bridge Hon G W. Riddle went to Medford W C J. J R l^il..; \V y T. E!va WI eel- on the north fork <»f Smith River ha«i the ej Hs retarv. Frank Dukes ; F S. E Pol- Wednesday on a business trip misfortune to get his team overboard, •• »: Treasurer, Anna Roliertsoti; Chair- badly demolishing his team and wago’i. Judge Brower has moved iuto his new lain Mrs W J. Razee; I G, Fred Meiich ; He drove on the bridgt* and the gate residence north of the scliool houHe keeper not ap|»earing he got out of his O G. W J Razee wagon and went ahead to open the gate; Mr M. Mensor is in town again, ar- The re-nomination of Hop L. R. Weir the mules getting scared backed off the anging for the building of his new »tore. «ter by acclamation for Circuit Judge, of apron. sti iking the ht*dns k 15 feet Itvlow. Mr R. A. Booth has purehaseil W. Kuv- this diMri< i. was a compliment well de- One mule it is thought will die. kendall's half-interest in the Drain Echo. served. The judge has proven himself as Rain came in on the stage, I>c<* r ( if k llrmi. 8ee Chiles new advertisement. a painstaking, well-qualifit«l official wince He is g goods very low Call and his term of office began, and hasi’crtainly Irotn Mr. E Potter we learn the fol- see him. shown himself to I h > very com|ietent, as lowing: An advertisement referring to the splen well as a thorough gentleman. Several Applegate |»eople attended meet did stallion “('apt. Sligart" appears in H Kelley, Esq . one of the first lawyers ing on Sunday laat. Cro|»s of every des« ription look very another column. of this judicial district has received the promising nomination for District Attorney on the 0. H Starr, the hardware man. lias Mrs Tolin han hern quite Mick for a completed a residence on iiis lot near the republican ticket. Captain Kelley is well fe* days pa-*t, hut in getting lietter and favorably known throughout the dis new M E. church Mrs Jacob McDaniel, oi Applegate, is trick, and if elected will make a good visit ing relatives and friends on l»vr Mr Pool, formerly of Ashland lias com officer. The office of district attorney is creek. pleted a residence near Mr. Kinney’s ami an important one and should lie filled Robt Tolin and young Mr llanseth ha« removed thereto. Rtarted for Crescent City last Monday with a com latent lawyer. morning, to l»e abHeiit for*otne time I ««ctor Holton left yesterday for Kerhy- Deputy Sheriff Wilson accompanied by There are some very agreeable piece* ville and Waldo He w ill remain among Mr William < oger one of the gentlemen of land vet to be taken up in and near hisfriends over there for eight or ten days. Quite a number of interested in the ditch which is to lie Deer creek valley Road Supervisor Patterson is fixing up taken out of Sucker creek for mining pur nice Kinnll farms can 1 h ‘ «»riMnirrd Sixth street i.i good shape. When com poses on the Illinois, below Kerbyville. O D. Sargent ’« xpan of in are»*—one brown, the <4her buckskin color strayed pleted this will lie a fine thoroughfare mid visited the Pass this week Mr. Coker away a lew day* since Up to the pres- drive. informs us all things are readv for the ent time all effort# to And them have M. V. Loomis, watchmaker, is now oc commencement of this important project. failed. Elder« Stearns and Alden, of the Bap- cupying a room in the Central lintel build- We. in common w ith the people of Kerby ing. He has a good stock of watches, wiali the company auoceat» in their lauda tist church, commenced a series of meet ings at the school house on Friday even ••locks, etc. ble enterprise. ing Inst CoUHnlerable ititen'Ht is living r=---- •-•r- —--------------------- I ' Mrs. C. M. Stone of the City drug store Mrs. M. Roper, of McAllister while has now in stock a very large assortment making up a bed on Saturday morning of new goods consisting of all kinds of wak"d up a revolver which some one left to take a <,Nnoo«e” I »eneat h the fohis ilnigH. paintH, etc, Mr. I. Salomon has opened up in the of the covers. The gun was in some butchering business again. IzHik out for way discharged the bullet taking effect cheap meats of the beat quality. “Oppo in Mrs Roper's left leg—passing clear through the limb. Dr. Flanagan informs sition is the life of trade." us that the wounded ¡adv is recovering as Dr. W. F. Kremer returned from the rapidly as can I m * expected. Such bed Democratic State Convention this morn fellows are extremely unplesant esjiecially ing. and is again pleased to greet his cus when they are inclined to shoot, as this tomers at the National drtt' store. one did. Mr. A. J. Wilcox, formerly of Ashland, Es|x»cial attention is directed to th«» has moved with his family to this place last item of our Gold Hill correspondence. and ix-eupies Mr Erickson's house, on Our corresjiondvnt certainly echoes the the banks of the placid Gilbert creek. sentiment of every good citizen in tiie fol Mr II Anlauf, republican candidate lowing won Is: “What the |M*ople want fur county surveyor, gave us a call Wed in an economical administration of public nesday, ‘'surveyed" the Col hii . r otfice, affairs, by men s<*lect(*d from the indus and went away leaving his name for one trious walks of life. Give us representa year. tive farmers, miners, tradesman and pro Ahlf have fessionals, who will conduct public buei- C. F. Messerve and ,1. il form ‘1 ;• co partnersnip ill the butcher ness not so much for the salary connoted ing business They are erecting a new with the office, as for the general good of building next door to I Salomon, to bi* the people.” ar •<! as a shop. Two dollars and twenty-five cents 25 J W Howar I is the happy father of will p-iv for the ( ' ih kikk for one year in a i 8-potittd daughter He was presented Send in votir salts, riptioiiH with this little object of bis future love ai \ as and care last Thur«d.iy. Johnnie ¡selected Sil kilt'*’ hih ! Drath. sure—as a father From Elder Peterson we learn that Mr Th? ladi 'H of th.' F’pisc:i|«il Parish Aid < 'lopton's little five year-old hov at Brown»- SiH-iety will giv ■ a festival and intertain- Isironghdiel on Saturday last of lung lnent on May 28. at the S'-hool house in fever. II ('. Fleming officiated at the (¡rant's l*a««. The programme will be funeral on Sunday. announced indue time. W. .I. Gregory's oldest son was quite J. B Marshall & Son have opened up sick, but is now improving under the care of Dr. Hinkle, of Central Point in th dr new building next to the City drugstore with a tine stock of groceries, The Baby Band. confectioneries, etc. They will also con One of the pleasing features of the Re duct a first-class restaurant. We bear a number of persons com plain publican convention at Portland last «t ek ing of dull time« in Grant’s Pana A trip and one of which Roseburg and Southern through tu‘ Wiliam Ute valley assures Oregon should feel proud of, was the sil one that business i« better here than in ver cornet band <smi|Msu*d of Roseburg Isiys from 9 to 1<> year« of age. It was many of the towns down there. our pleasure in company with quite a Walter Kinzer, engineer, ami Bob numla'r of Southern Oregon d.’legates to Is* on the same train with the little fellows Allen, fireman, of engine 34. engaged on • on tlieir wav to Portland and enjoy tie construction work in Cow creek canyon, splendid music they discourse I on the ••.line over Wednesday on a “double way down It wa« probably the crowning event of their young lives, and no doubt header ” They returned yesterday. if Mr Hermann could hive syen the Mr Sam Morgan, otic of the employees Is,V» of his ow n town, as they marched at Die Hash and door factory, met with u and played their soul stirring pie, •« with severe «■cideut on Sunday last while en hi* nainefor Congress ims-rilssl up ntheir banner, lie. fis», would have done them gaged in putting up a «moke-slack One the honor due During their trip tie • >f his fingers was lacerated in a terrible lovs were principally under the manage ment of Mr. Sol Abraham, and hence manner were well taken care of. \ih Tt Isaac.convicted in Mo loc county. for the mur.ler of John Sherman, ha« The mu I mm Tintimi price of the C oiriek b-en sent nee 1 to b” hanged o:i May haw been reduced to $2.25 per year—i.\ 28th. His counsel. J II. McDonald, ALVAN« K. will at once perfect an appeal Io th- Su preme Court Eld *r M Peterson will hold meetings News re.ache I us <ui last Wednesday' at Woodville to-morrow Aatur lav even morning of a tragedy that was ena« ted ing, and at Grant * i’a»« next Sunday, at Smith River Uorners on Tues lay even morning and evening. lie will al«<> ing. resulting in th«» d «ath of <»e«»r^e t rea. li at Phoenis on Thur» lav evening, Kirkham by the hand of J M G.-mah-s the 1.1th inwt. the nrur«l»*rer is a Mexican or Snaiarl. Rev J. W Sellwood, of the F'.pisi opal an«! a good musician He came to < r»*«- «hurch, Portland, wi'l hold service ■ nt cent City some time last summer and was »•rant’s Pa«s on Friday and Saturda.i engagvil by Ex»*el«ior Brass Band as in evening», »nd on Sunday, morning and structor, but was noon discharged on ac count «»f hi« intenqwrate habit« H«» wmt < v •ning. May 14 15 and Ki VII are in- to Sn. th Riv-*r and through hi* influen* v Ped to attend. a bra«* ban«I u i« organiz ■ I, with th** H«* kept *‘slraight ’ Mr M Wagoner.of Glen lale. who hud Pr*»fe«sr»r as tea her f«»rqut * a tiun* a i l uii ler his instruc Ilia linger amputated a few day* ago. tions the band fl >urish«*d, hut the obi came to thi« placn Tuesday and will re habit took p»**-G”<ion of hirn again and nnin nnl'rthe ductor** «are. a« lie is h»* wa? «»listed from iiis jiosition. The kil’ing (irci)rr»-d in a I. »u«»* »r on s iffering verv in ich from th ■ effects of the Mt»*|«M. « mc ipi.-d By Mrs Kirkham who the amputation. r.*«-ent!y mo.**«it«> the Valiev. B >*M*n«s Volney Patter. F.«q . form- rly of Is*« that < »<»nzab*« was in the hafu! «4 visiting Nloinea. Iowa, is visiting our town with th** house, mm h azainst the wishes»»f de- I he rurpo««r of loeaCng in the legal l>usi- cei«*l a n.»n of Mrs Kirkham, wuti w.iom the la lv wa« not on good terms. ,re«s He i« a very pleasant young gen* Oa the evening in queatiratt fmmtales lac tleman, and we h >|v he may become |*r- ing at the houa»*, de«*ru**d with <jn<* »rfwo «alier- w»*nf then» b .-j»*ct him when he manenth- located. was Miot rhro«igli the head, his brain« \ general red i« D *n ha« hern ma !r in «* dtermg tipm nie -t»qm f|H- h < mse Tlie «il<lr<4 I'li’itein'-nt prevailed alvut rate« by the Western Union Telegraph th« loan iuirni'diatfly. and t..! I Co. Ten word memages will only In* .V) tint .«Hild »I»’ l*ro( hate i„n f...ir. l that cents to P«»rtlan*i hcreatter an«l cable rates the ex< itrd thnifnj araild harei.iada -h..rt Lave lieen reduced tram «•ent# p»*r a rk oi lii« A’l.i.r. and navt* tlw* «xprnia* *>' a trial. IL* aan arrevted hv Itaptrtv word to 24 centa i»er word 5li«riff Frama and «.■ reted until anim.il« Mr G. W. Tether«»w one nf the friend« <• >n’I ** pr, >ired. al.en h.* »,< hcvniirlat of this paper, leave« next Monday L*r tot're« <-r<« Citv andInkred in iail. I»-- S,«*kivm ««Minty S«»mr years ago Mr '■eared • a« a v.aingt niai. wane year. age. the «.a, . h J D. Kirkham, Tether*** made Nome g»»»d diw'overiea in and aa. l«<n and rai«n| m tire Valiev— placer digging« We hof« he mav auc- I Wd N"rte Re. ord. <’•^1 in rv-di«*N.>venng w bat he tb-n •»uml • r < manifested. On Sunday la»t B. F. S,<>tt was or,l.iineil elder uml C. W Craig de.i- von Five person» have been baptized I HOM K l KHI V II I F May 4. A light shower of rain fell last night. Business ih I'Himiii“ up in Kerin ville. Deputy Sheriff Wilson left for the coun ty «eat this morning. Mr II. Kellv i« making preparations to move his family to Grant's Pas« in a few days. Wm N nt'ke ¡•■mdosiii“ Iiis farm ill joining town with a new picket fence. Some of Kerby ville'« young bli«> Is at- tended church on I leer creek Sunday. Some sneak thief ha« Ireen trying to break into private dwellings aliotit town. “Better look a leedle olid.” Sam White, Esq., and < ieo. K.llv of Gr int’« Pass were ill town Sundav and of course they did not say anything about politics. F. W Sawyer lias put up hi« picture gallery on main street, near the Pioneer hotel. Freeling is a tirat-class artist, and we wish him «iici'es«. The Kerbyville Ditch Jt Mining Co are having two large Imildings constnn-ted on their mining claims below town, to I«' used a« 1« arding houses. Vi Vi x <¿(»1.1» Illi.I. NKUv May, 3d. 18SG. \ thunder storm has just arrived, and in on its wav south. Ja< k frost has visited our orchards again and destroyed most of the fruit. Ed. Andrews is the solid man, you ought to have seen him drive through town this evening. (' I. Sydenstricker was in town toWlax trading with Jacobv Bros. H«* also sold a car load of wheat to I. II Griff)*, and purchased a cultivator Win Moore i* in charge of tin* Gold Hill and Table Rock mail route, while J. B. Thomas, the contractor, is attend ing court at Jacksonville. Miss Ellie < iridis is te iehing the Dard- nell’s scho »1 with 38 scholars in attend ance. < hit* of th" I m » vs is only <»*tf feet ♦all; how is that for high. Wm Stuart r.irr;e 1 away the laurah last Saturday night at the «.iterarv So ciety. If tiie |M*ople would give hian an »»pportunity he could verv M4 m » u find out how the (• juntv debt stood. Ad. Helms and his row-ltovs drove ♦ hrotigh town to-dav with a band of cattle. They will Is* pastur d a short time on Chavner'M rancho. The | m » vm called on Uncle Peter and made him happy. \gustus Hi<-kethier an a« «’omplished artist and photographer, is located here at present, jlr is doing verv good work and will *s»on visit Sam's K aliev. Eagle Point. Medford ami other placPN in this valley« Rev. E <i. Wh»*eler. of Portland, preached here vesterdav to a large audi ence. Mrs Wheeler instructed the Sun day school clas*4 Mr Wheeler will give a chalk talk thi«evening ami promises to make it interesting. 1. D. Brown is making arrangements to erect a 10-sfamp mill on the Swindeii lode. Hurrih' Tlier* is a grant time coming. I'urrag» A P«»m«*roy will com mence driving a tunnel for the pur|M>Mp of deveh piiig their iron mine, next Monday E. < Protzman. of the firm of Protz man A iH frarce, Portland, is her«* rusti eating. Mr Protzman had such splendid mid tesa tithing on Rogue river laM fall, that h<* intends staving a month in South ern Oregon for the Iwnefit of his h»*alth. Judging from the «»ntiment of thia ("mmmiitx ptrtv issues are going to o* **l.night» r»’*l at the coming ehtetion. The farmer* an«l miners who are th»* strength amt foundation of our M^wiety ar«* fired of ring rule What the ts-ople want is an «•(onomi rd administration of put»lic af fairs. bv m*n selected from th»* industri ous walks of life. Give tn» repr •entative farmers minor-. trad»*aman and profess ional«, wle» will eondnet public Business not s»> much (<»r th«* «alary connet ted w ith the office, a« for the g •n-ral g m » I of the l»*onlc We want lietter road*, free bridge*«. nu»re common Mens** ami justh e. an«l less law like *<>»•••■ Dthfp < l«b. UIMOIKIIK »TITt I OM isrtov The I Viuocr.iti< State C<»nvrnti<»ii con vened at Portland on Tuesday at twenty- five irinute* pm*t 10 o'chnk. Mr. E. J Jetfivy. chairman <4 the state ceniral committee apfiearad «»n the Magi* an I called the convention to oriler. Mr. Jeff rey mid before the convention proc»w«led to husinesa he deaired to tender hi* thank* f« r the honor tlie democratic party con- ferrv i on him in pla« ing him in the re- sponaible position «4 chairman. The tir*t tiling to «i*» was the ael»*ction of a tenq»o- rary chairman to preside over the »i»*lilr erati«»n* «»f tin* convention. He wax ready to hear nominations. Alter Home diaciiKsi n the committee t »ok a n*<’e*s until 11 o’clock l*romptly at II o’cl»»ck the gavel of Mr Jeffrey wa** heard again. When alien»*«’ wa* at length reM«*r***i the chairman **ai«l n<»minati»»ii*t for feiniiorarv othvera uere now in «»r«ier. W. R Bilyeu of Linn, and J»»hn Meyer* of Ulackama.*« waa nomi nated. Arising v«»te was taken which resulted in the almoat unanimous •lectioii of Bilyru. On taking the « hair Mr Bilyeu after thanking the convention. Mat»*d the next order of Business to !»v the election <»f a tenqH«rary aecretarv. The choice of the convention fell to iiioa. Baldwin of Crook county. W. J. K«4le\ and \ A Cleveland of ('hitsop countv were electv I assistant sec retaries. Th» temia»mry organization bring com pleted, and committees ap|M»inted, a re- erss was taken until 2 o '<*1« m k. The convention was called to order at 2:15 »»’clock, after which th«» report of the committee on credentials was read hy the chairman of th * »«‘mmitter. The evening session was convened nt 7:15, and aft»»r reading of the platform b\ Fenton *»f Multnomah. coiisi<L*ral»!«‘ di- cussio i was indulge«! in as to the metli»» I of voting The mattei was dii-cussed for half an hour when a vote was taken in f ivor of the ballot system. X «minatio is l>e;ng in order f«»r govern or, Myers of ( lackamas, nominated Sylves ter Pennoyer, of Multnomah, “a man.” lie declaired, 'who had had little to »Io with politics, a man tit f«»r the office ami one who would I m * elected.” Dell, of Multnomah, second»*«! th«» no mination in a bightly eulogistic s|H»»*ch. One of the Eastern Oregon delegates also seconded the nomination. Hogan, of Douglas, nominated J. C Drain of Douglas. rhompson, of Lane, nominated R It (’«M’hran, of Lane. Mr. (’«K-hran de dined. Zeilwr, of W ishington, nominate»! John Burnett, of Bent»»h. I lumprhev, of Linn, nominated J. K. Weatherford, of Linn Burch, of Yamhill n«»minat»»d J K Kelly, oi l\»rtlan<l. Judge K«»lly to«»k the floor, and said th it In* had b»>rne his share of the lglsirs *. iii «I honor of public life during hi* long residence in Oregon, and he now wanted no other part than to work and vole in th»» ranks, leaving th«» active business to younger men. He de- dinv»l to I m * a eanidate. At this point tin» »»invention refused to adjourn, and proceeded to ballot. One hundred and ninety votes were cast on tlie first ballot, as follows : IMI Pennoyer Mi Weatherford I train. 23 Burnett. 10 9 Shattuck Kelly. I Blank 1 At this |M>int Drain was withdrawn, and McFadden and Siglin made it the occasion tos|M»ak in laudation of Burnett. The* next ballot resulted as follows: Pennoyer 87 Wakelee's Squirrel and Gopher Exter minât,.r for side at l>r Ifremer’s. I’ri««*» Kfdutfil Weatlk*rfor«l 41 A motion to adjourn was lost. Weatli- cr.ord took th«» platform and withdrew his name from the »-ontents, promising that to whoever was nominated Linn county wo'd'l give 3(H) majority. The third Ixillot resulted : Pennoyer 112 Burnett. 7H Pennoyer, having r»*ccived a inni« >riy .vas declared the nominee. Burnett inoved limi thè n< iniiiHtion I h * mudi' un- iiniinotiH, and it Ma» doni' mì 'I iu hur rah l/iitd ih II h aeri' inaile for l’ettnoyer, and a» he np|»'.ired oli thè Htagv Ire mhh greeti'd witli vo.'ifi'rou» i 'I u ' it ». The idiair introdtii'ed liim uHllii'liext governor of < «ri'^on, iifter aliii lt Ire Hddn,««ed «he Ilio •'"iivi-ntion with appropriate rem.irlo* The next linuiie«« in ordir Ma- thè nominati-ni ol a candidate for coiigreHH. lenton noliiiliated N I. Ihitler, <>i Folk. Momher« of nearly eteri eomitv dele</atioll T omo to «ecotid thè nomiti itioii. The elioiee « e iHieitivelv iinanimotiH and ■n iiiotion of lioleumh, of Miiltnomah, Mr Boiler a.«« nominateli by ai clama timi The nominee M I« ealled lor. and a<l'lreH»ed thè con ventimi in a verv I m *- mming manner. It Ma» 11 o’clock a Iteli Mr elu led hi« nmiark» and thè tidjmirned tilt Hi o'idock inoming. <>n re-a««mnbling Wedm - lav m"ining thè cmivenlimi cmnpleted it» Mork hy thè folloMÌng limilinatimie Supreme .fudge R H Straluni, of Limi Ser’y. of Stat»* R. i' GiblwiiiH oi Wa»eo. Treasurer <i. W Welib, <rf I ma’ill.i. State Printer. Supt. Public lnstrii« ti'»ri I R. X B< II <»f I Joiiglas. Th»* delegates from the First Judicial District n»»ininah*d for judge, J R Xeil, of Ja«*ks<»n ; district attorney, R’ M. Col- vig. of Ja« k«oi>. Th«* »hair announced that Mvlvesfer Ponnoyer would ad Ire«« the<l«*h*ga’' - ¡ind oth«*r citizcnson the political issues of the da\. at th«* theater at 7 3'1 in I!»«• « V' liing When th* announ-f*'n *tit was made that Pennoy«'r would «p< ak in the«*v«*ning, th»*rv w«*re not more th ih loo |w «»ph* in St I th»* theater ami th * hour was .» to then* was v *rv litilc time to **pr»*ad the ii «* wh . The dvh*gat»*s were literally worn « «it. At 7 3 > four p*««t»le had Ms««*m’»led. and by M o'chs k th« r»* was only a "small but appreciative ;«ii'li**m«* ’’ Mr P«*n- noyer th«*r«*for d«*tM« I to defer his * jm *«*» h till a more auspi' jous time Wherrae it ap|M*ars to Ite rumor *d rii «I I wiP nof *uf»|»**n mv broth«*r *t fin* c «m- ing «*|ectt«»n, f»»r thè otti«'" «»f U«Hint % <’lork I w i«h to stale in justir** t«» mvaelf, a.« wei! a- to him, that tl»ere is no founda- té»n whateyer f«»r s»icli a rum »r The <*«dy jMtssiblf» n»r -m-*i a rumor to Hr J Al bave onginat"! w.<«thi«: at »or |>rim.»rv reftain parile« Wanted me «ent a* dele •Ir A J S*-, l/v gate to thè » <**uity convelliion. and I waa Hint ■ti • 'ora liante» . or f| .-r |-eri\ t< r ’ U ■ know»ng .»I ili it lime that mv l»r»»tIt Mill ' '•àmpi*'** (»f t be t I» er WKild I m - a candida*»* !« »«-re ile* ei»fi* »NI • I \\ !••*) : JOHN A HANLEY l’ropr -o- ('«ton A Garrett, (renerai Agenti. Kinney A Wollen», Agent.». Medford. NOTICE ! ! WA 1.1 HJ iMutA 1U«1. J. WIMER & SONS JACKSONVILLE, OB. Frvnh Eastern hamo at Univi'». tiave the large«* store in J«Niepbin^ county, which is b-5x32 feet, and two stories, filled with '• 'hoiee < ¡< mm 1 r in Ever*’ I 4119. WE IUY FOR CASH. AND SELL FOR CASH, Having <«>n< lii<le,l to tuiopt the <’a«li «VHteiu on tlie l»t. oi May, we . all on all tiioae in<lel>t>«i to it« to Hettle their aii'oiint» l.y that lime either b> < a»li or note. I'iMi’Hxt.t A T i ffh . FUIE. I Mill LTE II ITE II —(JO I I’U ICES' BOURBON. RYE Travelers.’ Miners' and Earin CORN We keep everything WHISKEY, Mr. I. Salomon of the late firm of Salo- man A Ahlf, butchers, desires to an- notine«* to the eitiaens of Grant's Pass and vicinity thst he will still c >iitiiiue the business at the old stand, and further that he will k<»q> on hand a supply of meat» that will Is'sold chea|>er than the cheapest. PRICES TO by the need»! peopte. —In Quantities and at— notice ! DISSOLUTION ers’ Supplies. —Ami— MEATS BEST OF THE i; OTTONI TO— S A L O M () N FOR UK------ Hin Beats! Weiiit nd Mtmrt. — Article of— SUIT. CHEAP FOR CASH OR FRODl'CK. SATISFACTION Gl’ ARAN TEED Waldo, Oregon. CENTRAL HOTEL! C . L. G R A Y, GRANT'S PASS, OREGON. Practica L Watchmake R notice . — ÀNU— This Hotel han been thoroughly renovated and J E W E L E R, ------(o)— • Watches. Jewelry and Spectacles of all [Udi The tirili of Salomon A Ahlf, buteliers at Grant's Pass Oregon, i» this.the ¡fiat, day ot \pril Isso, dissolvisi bv mutuai R efurnished T hroughou T t-rant'a Pass, Oregon. •sinsent. .1 II Ahlf, one of said finn, liating puri liased thè interest of 1. Salo mali, w di continue thè butehering busi TI!K TRAVE! !><» Tl BI 1C WILL FIN. ness. The lasika of thè late timi ari* left ALL WATCH WORK WARRANTER in Ute hands of Davi» Brower for co live- BEST ACCOMMODATIONS. FOR ONE YEAR. tion. 1. S auimon . Aprii 21st, IHfW. .1. Il Gll.r A CARD. HAND.------ KEPT ON On and after May 1st, I88»l, we will discontinue the credit slid adopt it cash system. Isdieving this will prove alike lienetieial to ourselves and customer«, as we will then make u great reduction on all gissi» in our line Thanking the pub lic for their twist literal patronage I h *- stowed on us. we res|»‘ctiullv solicit it share in the future. CtMiniii A fin’s. Is Connected With This House. \ gotxl farm of 160 acres mostly fenc ed ; 50 acres under cultivation, with irri gating ditch to water 15 acr»»s This farm is l«M*ated on Williams reek. 18 miles tmm < irant’s Pass. For further paiticu- lars, apply to th»» Cot kiek otlice, (»rant’s Paas, < fregon. While the Rending Tabid is G bxhi ’« Pass, NEWSPAPERS. W ATCIIES, CL<ft K8, A POOL TABLE M AY ALSO BE) FOC ND HERE. JEWELRY. SPECTACLES, AND SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES, FOR SALE All Work Guaranteed to give < turnos. Will practice in all th»* court»« of the Stat". Ollie»» t»n Sixth street, near |»<»Ht- ofli»*e. CIIÌ BARBER SIKH’. <I k KIK'H I propose to keep a strictly first clans house. Give nie arali. Oregon • irnnt's Pass. CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT Produce ol Kinds Taken 1? Eicianie. CITY BAKERY GEO. GLE1SSMAN, Proprietor, G imnt ' h I’.««, Oil MOW. Central Point Hotel, The undersigned is fully prepare«! to do all uork ill his line in the liest manner and al reasonable prices. ROBERT PRZY. SATISFA' TION. J. B. HUTCH, or Tint— Dissolution V. LOOM 18 SCITI.1ED WITH THE LATEST \ 11< »I’tn'M-iit-I .axv till 1ST'.« I’ll-«, M Finest Wines, Liquors & Cigars, Watchmaker <fc Jew» ’•*r. DAVIS BROWER, G bast ' r P ash , Musical Instruuksts Repaired TIIK II A II IS St I’l’l IKH WITH Till: Karin fur Sale. Propr LEWIS PANKEV, 25 Cents, Meals, Notice. The Proprietor takes pleasure in inform* ing the publie that lie is prepared to fur nish the tent of FreshBread, Pies, Cakes, Etc Hi ving Inteh taken charge of this hotel The firm of .1 Wimer A Sons, doing the undesigned would re»|s*ctfully inform a general men h indise business at Waldo the public that the tables will be supplied daily, and delivered free of cliurge. I itto. G lkissman . is this day dissolved by mutual consent, with the test the market affords W J Wimer, retiring therefrom I.KHIH pANKkV J Wimer amiti W Wimer, mid *r the firm inline of .1 Wimer A S m, asMtim<* control of the business and \%ill Mettle all LEW IS P \NKEY, Proprietor. accounts against the old firm. lmmedÍHtc settlement ht cas1» or note of all sums i»ors rm. tir.sT due the old firm i» requested O hmios J W imkk , Washing, Ironing and Fluting. G W . WIM KK, W. J WlMKK. \ll kinds of plain and fancy work dont’. Horse-Shoeing a Specialty. W \i no, O h ., May 3d, iKHf» S A TISI A( *TI< >N GIA R A XTEED. notice . I would resfiectfully in»orm the public Will also take contracts for w<xxl chopping, that having lately taken charge of tin» Blacksmith Shop at Central Point, I Xoticv is liert’by given that the under- clearing, etc. would ask a I i I mtm I share of the public signed.!. II. Ahlf A < F Messene have ¡mtronage L kwis P anicky í<>rm«»d a co-partnership, to exist under Wash-house on Gilbert creek i . ____________ - tin» firm mime oí Ahlf Á Mcsserve, doing business butchers, in the town ol < irant’s Pass J II A hit , i ( I MlhflKN» Grant's P mmm . Apiil 21Hh iMMt» New Blacksmith Shop, SING LEE AND ESTRAY NOTICE J Di FLAN N A Y, H ouse and Sign Paintor, ( KM H II poi HT, G uam ' s P am , O i . eoon . C orni it M ais •»' E itosi S th . There came to mv place on Luther's Dividi*, oil Max Ist, IXH6, one black mare, and two roan colts Mare had on halter drag/ing eight feet of rope owner can have the same, by proving property and paving all charges < Gi ni yef . Having j Inniilv (iroceri. I hereby announce to the public that I have a IICW mid well Helei ted stuck of GR oi I.RII .y ( 'OM I.t HUM RIIS AM) TABLE WARE. Bought »inte the Sweeping Reduction in freights, from the East, an<l I also sell the it ta r k e< I <iow ti at Bottom ¡’ricen. CELEBRATED DAVES VERTU AE SEWING M AI HIMi. I >R F»i"N . which has no ei|tiai in oiw of llilllingetnetlt mid great range of work. All Kimis <>f Work in mv Liu WELL AND PROMPTLY DONE W ING n« em L Mv «d ji»t is to make it to th»* interest of thos«* having » ash or pro- trade with me. .1. M. (’Ill I.EH. (line, to E E GO TO THE SUPPLY STORE i he neu I . , I and Of Washing and Ironing General A id ! st »lit it s a lib raJ »hsr»* oí pa I run age Mining Supplie' CHARLES St*« t>t|i| rtfrcel, ih ar Se«ti<»n boum*. BEST BRANDS ol WINES. Z A Groceries 1 Etc.. Etc., DECKER. Propr. K FIT IN STOCK. I.lqlORS (ND t lGABS • On*|i»n I.rtter Th" folio* ing i* a ! *t of l»,tt» r* i ing lincili«* I for in th«* Gr int'* I’.t offi’*»», Miiv 1, I H.'isj .1 C llnti’hiiison, Lizzie l*«'imi(igtori. W II Morgan. George Morgan, I r-I Perkin». John Stanley, Mi»« Jane .Inbin, E D I’r.X. I K. Km her. J B Prixl.v, I I E MH arthv. G W l>**tiiinig, Hr* l'..ii Houle, Fernand«» Mor« %. , .1 I'. Hall. J W H int, I If Eldridge. J C H ur, I I Du kinson, l(«>l»4*rt Ea'itni:in, I Mi«« N Irm-trong <* D. Tho* A«lani* p«>r4ori* falli f..r !• •♦«•rw * ill I ** »y I The Sugar Pine iKa.r A Limiter l'o , this plaiv. are selling si*»li and <k»>rs 35 per eent otf the list priiv *«i Burnett. The Rogue River Distillery, Frreh »|H<vl roll» al Aiifoi'a. IHE IDE STAEEIOS, CAPT. SLIGART JP<. Will mike f||C «elisoli of I » Ol H« follows Wild'-rville. Moiidiv Mmphv, rue—lav, « ir.iri«'« Paw«. Wednewlav and rtiursdav . Sexton’« Frida» and Saturday of each week DE'« BIITl'tN it«« ■ I -it- WILL GEORGE W. ME?” tit Asjûiitet Aient for lit / r > ['own c X*’ <tw $ i's J 5 eie'«' o’ a verv kind di«|»>«iti"U < a|»t Sligart, Jr . wa« air si by « «|4 Sligart. grandsire a litre Sir Timm •« horre, hi« gr *at gr •ml«ire W oh I w »rd « SirTlioin a« . he Lv |hoiii'*'le. Jr ami Ire hv im ported I Hom •■!'• If" dam wa« Lady Morgan, sired hy lire well-known Ver mon! ; gr iml-d.tni a noted mare owned by W Newman of Jo~ philre( <Hinty THIS Tfi Hr ti* S* mi ! Waldo, Oregon. Livery Stahle in Connection. VND PI DI'.iti F ( apt Sligart, Jr , is a beautiful ••••I bla< k. 17 hand» liigh. weighs a*»out I I «I Ite , i« nearlv |sw¡*'ct in hi« pro|«»r*ioiis, of the finest stv le, Hiid ill mil«-tllar |»*«ei - r < ; deckeu i ’.< » \ 1 1 1 <i n iiocme KFIT IN I IKST < I. LS «TYI.I «»DTHE TH WI LIN'. 1^ H1.IC Mi l l WITH l.t ER5 KINDNESS AND ATTENTION. S' of the Sarno in flF* «.RANT'S |**«S AXD ON i c ? » i £ *-.G. Brm., •f ¿J > ./rtiull. We j al the First i”4 the nini of thirty £ S Wan received al that J.Clay troni New York, lands to the credit of Mr. , whom we heartily congratu- n his great g«M»d fortune, and the •t of the money.—G wui A o (Neb.) April 17.