*
■■ '
While Wm. Crump was leading
NEW TIN SHOP;
I). C. McCkllen s fine team from
June 9th.
Among the improvements being
A i . thoi se , June 1, 1864
O. II. STARR, PaoraiBToa,
A
lthouse
.
June
3
1RX6.
the blacksmith shop Wednesday
D ear C ourier . I must offer an
drying up fast and mast made nt this rapidly growing town
E ds . of the Cot riek ; I have appolcgy
—Dealer In—
morning, the horses took fright at of Water
for not »ending in the'
u* miners aie laying plans for are the following :
just got back from a prospecting regular communication from this J
some
wool
sacks
lying
on
the
side
­
FRIDAY. JUNÍ L lsstì
Stoves, Tin Ware, Pumps, Pipes,
The Magruder Bros, have their trip to the head waters of Dun s
walk, one of the horses caught his the summer's work. Some of us
are going to prospect for new field» new store in operation and stocked Creek and the west fork of the place last week, politics have ab
foot anil fell with his bead striking of
Etc., Etc., Etc.
operations—the old ground being with a good assortment of merchan- Illinois river. These places you solved nr. attention to the neglect
Ltocal and prsonaL
the sidewalk, and his neck was pretty
of other duties, nevertheless the
well
worked
out.
will
say
are
ill
California,
which
I
• disc and have it*, connection the post
completely broken. The value of
Hansen & Ehinan are hard at and express offices. Mr. C. Magru­ must admit, but you perhaps do people live and business goes right JOB WORK DONE ON SHORT
Thirty-five jen«» joined the the horse was $250.—Review.
NOTICE.
church recent!/ i SlIcre creek val­ Judge Harris, of Mtxloc. has had work cleaning up, with favorable der one of the enterprising owners not know that all the miners on on.The quartz mill belonging to L. 1
these tributary waters buy their
prospects
for
a
good
return
for
their
ley.
■
<>f
the
townsite,
is
managing
the
another row with Nellie Boxall, in
& Co., has commenced
Prices Moderate.
in D. Brown
.
firm's business, assisted by Mr. Ed. provisions and other supplies 111
Mrs. Julia F Sprague, wife of which pistols and knives were ex-1 winter’s labor.
Josephine
county,
anti
i
‘
OREGON.
General J «m W Sprague, of Ta­ htbited, and a day or two after
James Turnbull has struck some Owens. H. H. Magruder is settling
tîüüj
Thomas â
Chavner commenced to­ GRANTS PASS,
coma, d<‘d in tilt city last Mon­ broke his leg by stepping or falling good paying gravel in his tunnel, up his business at Rock Point, pre they are subjects and voters of day repairing his toll bridge.
JOHNS
&
WOODWARD,
our sister State, the)- yet look upon
day.
off a bank three feet high, while after a year’s hard driving through paratory to moving to the new town Oregon as their home, and their
Our Sunday school still flourish­
bed-rock.
He
well
deserves
all
that
G rant *» P am ,
..... O bbqon ,
in
the
fall.
4. J. Grimm.Mte of San Fran­ walking along hurriedly.
es
as well as the Lyceum.
Both
sympathies are with us in every­
cisco novelty w<$rs is in this section bones of right leg were broken, and fortune can give him. for he has the
"Bob” Westrop has "dug up" a thing that is ddne to improve and i Extensive preparations are all-
—Dealers In—
looking for mins in the interest of he will lie laid up for some time. heaviest and hardest claim to work picket fence and made a corral in
build up our county. But truly, ready lx;iug made for the celebration
,
capital.
*
Verily the way of the transgressor that there is upon this creek, and connection with his livery and feed these old miners of the Siskyous of the 4th of J ulv.
Saddles and Harness,
for that matter any other creek that stable. He is also putting on an
Work is going on at the lime
Geo. S. Mihewson of Sucker is hard
live in a rough and God-forsaken
I
know
of
in
Oregon.
addition
to
his
saloon
—
the
Bon
creek valley, c,1ie over this week
anil Puarr>’ of Burrage & Poiuery, these, COLLARS, BRIDLES, WHIPS
Rev. W. P. Williams had the
of rocks ami"bru»h'
l ..............
.....
Kline & Thompson are still Ton. Bob. is also making other country
bringing Revs Jones and Sales honor and pleasure of preaching the
mountains
of
one,
and
hundreds
of f gentlemen are also developing their \ An<l everything kept >n a Frst-daae
with him.
first sermon in the new M. E. working their old claim in the left­ improvements and is regarded by acres of the most tantilizing brush iron ledge. C. B Miller Esq., is
his neighbors as one of the most en­
busily engaged burning lime for H AllNEHH S11 O P.
Mr. Steelmrs left some new po­ Church at this place last Sunday. hand fork.
terprising
and pushing men in the I that ever any honest man attempted the Ashland market.
Joseph
Trimbey
has,
I
am
told,
tatoes on ourlesk to-day.
Mr. J. Fifteen persons united with the
to
work
his
way
through
—
no
W. H. Shipley, an experienced
B. Marshall had a mess of them church by letter and on probation. sold out his claim to a China com­ place. We apineciate his liberality trails except a deer track crossing
millright
will take charge of M. Work done to Order on Short Notice
The room though 30x50 is already pany for $3,000. I hope the report towards the C ourier
two weeks ag>.
and re-crossing from cliff to cliff,
Dr. Hinkle has his new store with many a jump off of hundreds Ganiard's flouring mill, while they
Robert Ritherford and his broth­ rather shall. The building is an is true. Friend Trimbey is well ad­
Kepninic a Specialtv!
are undergoing improvements.
er Arthur aged seven and five ornament to the town and a very- vanced in years, has been mining stocked with a first-class lot of drugs of feet down, down to the rocky
J. A. JOHNS, . • • - Miugw
ami
all
other
goods
which
make
up
for
a
long
time
and
should
lay
down
Ed.
Anderson
supplies
this
mar
­
creditable
place
to
hold
religious
depths below. Vet. I found hardy
were dronned in the Willamette
services and will probably be liber­ the pick and take his rest for the a first-class drug store, and is start­ men toiling and delving for the ket with the finest of fresh fish.
river at Portland, a few days ago.
E. West,
remainder of his days in this world. ing out with a good trade. Success precious metal within those, to me,
The dry weather of the past
Joe Sc»t has just returned from ally used for the good of the people. All the miners on the upper waters to you Doctor.
month
will
reduce
the
wheat
crop
Mr.
Crooks,
of
Deer
creek,
came
almost
inaccessible
canyons.
Ou
Riddle ari w\ll take his old place
of the creek are busy cleaning up,
J. S. Houck, one of our adver­ the west fork I found a man who several thousand bushels.
WIIOLKNALK AND RKTAII.
in Mr. Uddles store for a few weeks. in yesterday and paid for the C our but 1 have not been advised as to
tisers. has his store well filled with has been toiling on the same creek
1 am glad to welcome the R ogue
Geo. R;4dle Jr. retireing temporar­ iek another year. We shall soon the results.
■ all kinds of hardware and tinware, for nineteen years ; his dwelling is R iver Cot kier . All those whose
show the new paper to the people
ily.
Establishment,
German, of Walker Gulch, has and although times are dull Mr. an eight-by-ten cabin, with a shelter­ attention has been called to the Millinery
and
give
more
of
them
a
chance
to
The land boys have commenced
Houck
is
doing
a
very
fair
business.
struck
some
new
diggings
on
the
/ work on their new hall and will subscribe. As it is we get new upper waters, and is taking ont He is deserving of a liberal patron ing shed for wood. He has also neat appearance, the clean and
made for himself a garden on the spicy nature of the reading matter No. 27 Washington St., near Front Sreet,
push t along vigorously so as to subscribers every day, swelling our some very pretty gold.
j age-
face of the mountain, high up above contained in its last issue of the
subscription
list
considerably
dur
­
have it ready for the qth of July
Barnett has gone to Greens
Among the new improvements is the river, by building a high wall C ourier , have expressed their
ing the past month. Mr. Mitchell,
celebration.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
of Phoenix, uncle of S. U. Mitchell Creek for a change of scene and Lewis Panky’s two-story building, with the lixi.se rocks around him
of the paper. There is
Miss Lizzie Harrison, daughter of this place, also called to see us, pasture.. His partner, Chas. Felt, to lie used as a blacksmith shop and and filling in.soil from the surround admiration
no
doubt
a
prosperous
future
for
of John Harrison, of Marion county, as also Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Basy e, is still quite unwell and under treat­ other purposes. The building when ing country, which he packed in a the C ourier , if it continues to lx;
while out getting strawberries re­ of/'Missouri Flat,” leaving their ment.
finished
will lx? ... a ..................
credit ... to the town. sack
on
his back. -»•
It ...............
must have t|le ix.HU VUl-opulLVll
out-spoken llllivpvi
independent
...........................................
..........
...................................
cently, in attempting to wade a name for the C ourier also.
I
Messrs.
Pelton and Rippey, two A'ost him weeks. |x.thaps months of jourluil it has been heretofore,
Doyle
&
Crosby,
of
California
siough was drowned.
terprising young men, have
con to*'* >'e^ ’lc *’as h*9 reward. He
J. H. G.
_______
The festival under the auspicies Bar, Sucker Creek, have got their ! enterprising
On Tuesday afternoon some of of the Episcopal Aid Society last claim in first-rate condition for a structed a very neat building, and can now boast of growing his own
the prominent ladies of this place Friday evening was an enjoyable long summer's work. I wish them will carry on a general butchering 1 potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes and
NOTICE OF CONTEST
IN THS CITV, AT Till
met at the residence of Mrs. Peter­ affair. The receipts were over $70. success and lots of ore, for they business. They have a large nutn- tobacco, and has several thrifty -ap-;
V. S. L and Omen.
)
sen and organized a society which The presence of the comet band was richly deserve all they can take out. !x?r of beef cattle on hand and are pearing apple trees. The deer ami
R omkhi ug , O k ., Muy 27. lSHtij
they propose to call tlie Methodist a pleasing feature of the occasion.
MosT R easonable R ates
bear supply him with animal food ;.
The old man has just returned from well prepared for all emergencies.
CoinplHint having Iteen mail» ami cn-
Workers.
flour
and
groceries,
of
these
luxuries
The consumption of ice cream, 5 a prospecting trip through Josephine
leretl at H uh ollie« by Charlufl IlaiiHen,
Mr. Geo. Cooksey is erecting a
M. V. LOOM I 8,
The
Jacksonville Turnvrein strawlierries, lemonade, cakes etc., and Canyon Creeks He found that fine residence on the opposite side he has to pack honie on his back contestant, Htiainnt Ai>«hvw .I Moore for
troupe played here Saturday night. was fully in proportion to the size 1 there was some new ground being of the railroad from the warehouse. over the roughest kind of country. abandoning hi» lIomuHtead Entry No. J
inailu September 12tli, 1HS3, for Hit*
The show was satisfactory to those of the crowd. But oh ! wasn't it opened on the south fork of Canyon I When completed this will be among He will not make a trail for fear 4280,
n «V4 of nw 1, »mi wl, of nk ' x , and the Watchmaker «St Jeweler,
who attended, and as this is a home hot ?
People
fanned
them­ Creek ; also that there is some ex­ the best dwelling houses in the other people will encroach upon N« of »1’4 of Section 8, Towtudlip 40, .
troupe they should be liberally- selves with, straw hats, handker- citement about the mines on Chitco county, and is a great credit to the wliat he thinks, is his own domain. Hontli range 7 weal in JoHUphini* county,« G mant ’ b P ah », - - - • O hkoom .
He is not one ol those people who Oregon, witli a view to the eam-elatloli of
patronized.
We saw one and it» tributaries. Stewart & Com­ new town.
chiefs, fans, etp.
claim that misery loves company. sai l entry. Haiti Andrew J. Moore.i» here-
J. O. C. Wimer and wife, and handsome young lady fanning her­ pany are on one of the southern
David Pennigerof Willow Springs He evidently like»
likes his own company
b> -'»nmoned to be and apivar In-fom the
coinpanv
John Bucher and wife came down self with the "waiter.” When the prongs, and have struck a fair pros­ has purchased the property of Mr. . 4.
. .
1. • county clerk of .loHt»|»hiiie «•omity,
i i WATCHER,
best,
and
dex
s
not
want
any
other,
^t
hi«
does
4l
|,iH office at
ut Grant..
Grants Paa«,
I' uhm , in aaid
said county |
new
hall
is
completed
it
is
to
be
on the train Tuesday night. They
pect. They have built for them Mills and will convert it into a first-
CLOCKS,
ami yet the chances are that several on the
flu* 20th
2Uth «lay of July, IHHti,
IMHO, then ami
anti
left the Wednesday on the freight hoped that it vill be well ventilat­ »elves a cabin and got out lumber 1 class hotel building. The people and
JEWELRY,
men
could
find
profitable
employ
then*
Io
retqionil
and
furnish
textimony
for Ashland From there Mr. B. ed. bans, oranges, boqtiets, etc., for'sluices, and will lx- all ready to j of Central Point can congratulate ment in this same section of country concern ing Haiti
said alltv*.!
alleged tv adandonment,
SPECTACLES, AND
lam
goes to Fort Bidwell where he lives. were kept on sale, adding much to commence washing this week.
; , anil
and furtbor
further notice
notice in
ih hereby
hereby given
Riven that
mtn
themselves as well as the public on Twenty or less nttmlier of men could
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES,
heannz
anti
trial
of
the
said
uonUwt
will
;_________ _____________ J’
1
We are credibly informed that O. the receipts.
John Hale, with a company of this important project.
FOR SALE
I soon cut out and ojx*n 1 very goixl be had by ami before the Reginter and
J. Saulisbury of Salt Lake city,
three
others,
will
soon
go
over
and
I
Receiver of the U. S. Land Otlicv at lv-v
J.
W.
Hays
is
erecting
a
building
trail
to
the
falls
of
this
prong
of
the
Oregon, Always.
i
Utah, who has a contract to carry a
' commence operations at the same 26x50 feet in the main, with shed river, so that the merchants could burg, Oregon, on the‘.’Sth day of July 18X41, All Work Guaranteed to give
ut 10 o'clock A M.
rubliaiied by order
daily mail between here and Cres­
A young lady of Portland writing point. This gulch lies in the coast I 20x50 which he will occupy as a pack in the supplies needed by the of die Register and Receiver.
SATISFACTION.
cent city will put the service on to the Oregonian from Sheldon, range, and about 24 miles south­ 1 blacksmith shop and warehouse for miners, and thus break in and civi
A.
J onkk , Receiver.
July ist and no mistake; so they
westerly of Kerby. The trail runs all kinds of machinery. The build- , liz.e as it were this and the adjoining i
Produce of Kinds Taken li Eichante.
Iowa, thus speaks of her trip East: I up Canyon Creek to Lightning
NOTICF.
say.
, ing will lx* two-stories luglt an­ country The gold found on the
“
There
is
one
thing
in
this
prairie
Gulch,
and
crosses
the
mountain
Tiic ladies of the Episcopal
other very creditable addition to ' west prong, so far as I could ascer
U. K. L and Orricc,
»
I. SALOMON.
Aid Society take this ineaiis uLcx, country I do not like. Every bright down to the waters of Chitco. I the place.
'tain, was of the coarse order, the j
RoaKHVHU, On., May 26, 188t> t
tetiihng their thanks to the "Band sunny day tile People are watching was told that some coarse gold had I The warehouse at Central Point largest piece taken out was worth ; Notice I m h. ruby given that the follow­
Boys, ♦ ” » for their kindness in at- for a little black, funnel-shaped I xaj 1 found in the Tin-Cup Creek has passed into the hands of Geo. $19 75. There is a company ot six ing nainetl Mettler bus filed i»>tiie of hi*
—D kai . cs in ali . K ind » or—
lUi^rr^ 4heir ¿stjval and thus as­ cloud in the west and when this This is anvil lyr tributary of the Vv. Merrill and others, and is in Chinamen at work on a bar close to intention to make final proof in xui>|x>rt
of
hi»
claim,
and
that
Hunt
proof
will
be
j
occurs
the
first
thing
to
do
is
to
see
Chitcv
jtiver,
but
lav
»much
further
i
sist in making the entertainment n
forks of the west and south made beton* tile Judge or Clerk of Joxe- i
that the wtv to the qyclone caves west and is situated in a uiqeh charge of Mr. Con. Leever, assisted j the
succes.
branches.
The bar is owned by pliine county, ut Grant'» I' uhh . Oregon,
by
Mr.
Herslilx*rger
and
another
all clear They tell me that h
country. The best and gentieiuan. We called to see them Chas. Decker, of Waldo. Appear­ on Saturday, July 3, 188ft, vii: Mary Ellen
Mr. G. C. Farr, of Spencer, Iowa, . are
HIDES
FURS,
is as good as a mile, I do not most direct mute to the Tin-Cup
la*oimr<l, lo ir of I Livid Water», deceased,
has bought ten acres of land near miss
on Saturday last, and—well, we will ances would lead me to believe that homestead
think
so.
When
I
pas-^ed
through
No. 8030, for the w*,_, of hw 14,
Creek
is
by
the
Illinois
River,
< ¿rants Pass, and has erected there­
Rapids on my way to St. Paul, thence up Ranchee Creek .lr-ross let them "give it away ' themselves. this company will find pay-dirt nk 1« of aw *4 and G>t 3, auction 32, town-
on a new house and other improve­ a Sauk
.'III, Mouth range 7 west, lie names
few
ago, I was two or three the mountain on the trail to the One thing we will say, h<ovev> r, when they get over the rim rock. »liip
AND \V OO D
the following witneHMCH to prove I iìh con­
ments. We take pleasure in wel- hours weeks
I
am
of
opinion
that
gold
in
paying
and
that
is
they
didn't
vote
the
of the terrible cyclone Springs. Here you will have to
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of
coming Mr. Farr as one of our which ahead
quantities
will
lie
found
tnwi
or
less
"
l
’
rohi
”
ticket
r
»i
Monday
caused so many deaths and leave your horses, for you will not
Maid land, vix : Linircnce la-onnrd, J E.
future citizens.
Last week there was shippsi1 on all the tributaries of the Illinois Holland, Jota; Mel Gnigni, Ja» I* la-wig.
destruction of property at that place. ! find any grass after you leave this
Mr. McCollum, of Deer Creek That was as near a cyclone as I care
from Central Point nine carloads of rirrr. but it may be more spotted all of AllhiHiwe, Je—pii.m;county,«In-gog,
left the skeleton of a large black to be. And if good fortune will point. If anyone is seeking for a wheat, two of barley and two of than in many fither streams, tor the
bear’s head in our office a few days permit me to see Burlington, Prairie rough and rugged road, with moun­ wool. A very good evidence, in­ reason that these streams mree a
ago. It is a capacious and perfect dti Chein, Chicago and St. Louis, I tains of rocks and canyons of dark deed, of the future importance of heavy/»grade ami also many jump
HpTlCl.
CORNER MAIN A FIFTH STS.,
offs .or falls ; but, sooner or later,
machine for the consumption of will be willing to return to the liess, this is the country that will this place as a shipping point.
suit
them.
Vet,
there
is
plenty
of
IT.
H.
L
ink
(Errici!,
I
grass, acorns, hogs, dogs, bees, beautiful city on the Willamette and
J. Pridy & Sons have made ar­ met? will locate u | h > u them, and
R umi lit kg , Or., May 14, ISHII |
game,such as deer,elk. bear and c< >ug
berries and breeches.
X
the New Northwest” that has Mt. seem to abound, though many of rangements and will soon have a pethaps find paying bars high above Notine ìm hereby given timi thn follow­ Grant's Pass,
the
present
stream,
for
I
found
a
Orpprmt
Some of the irons for the Rogue Hood in sight.”
ing
nainetl
pettier
ha»
‘
lieti
mitico
of
hi»
them are not companions of my 1 brickyard in operation. They are g<Mxi wash and large boulders at intention to make lilial proof in »ummrt
river bridge arrived last Friday.
taste. I therefore leave them for, satisfied with the character of the many points from fifty to a hundred of hi» claim, ami lli.it »alii proof will I»*
When this and the Applegate bridges
Warning.
clay, and will burn a large kiln on feet alxrve the present running inmle before the elnrk of Josepliim* t omi New Store
hunters of the wilderness.
are completed we expect to see the |
first trial.
Grant - I’.tt*«. on Satiir.lay July 3,
P rospector .
water. I think it only a matter of ty, nt viz.
people of the interior of the county
R M. Roliinmin, pre-emption
ITntil further notice
Horace
Mr. J. E. Smith, one of the well- j time. New ground must be opened 1KHH,
Goods
l>. H No. 51110, for the K1, of NW1, Hee-
oftener. the road will lx? made Gasquet, John McLaughlin. Sr., O.
Marble Works.
to-do business men and fanners in by tunnels ami ground sluices or tion K, towiiMhip 37. Monili range l> west,
shorter and the cost of ferriage cut M. Paris are hereby declared lx>y-
J. B. MARSHALL & SON
the vicinity of Central Point is put
county must lose the me- W. M. lie liainee tile following witnes-teM
off.
v
cotted. Let all take heed.
Mr. J. C. Whipp, proprietor of ting up a fine residence, and it is Josephine
to prove hia eontinitons residence m»m.
talic
producing
population
which
and cultivation of »aid lami, vii: Hen. Wixli to iniorm the peo|4e of Grant'll
By order of the Anti-Cbincse the Jacksonville marble works, also understood that he will go in­
A correspondent writing to the
tor so many years has made her an Ilillt.H- A. Borrotigli, lolin RomHigli, J. II. 1* hmm hik I Kurroutiding country that
Albany Democrat, from Fish Lake, Non-Partisan Association of Cres­ gave us a pleasant call yesterday. to the mercantile business.
they have ojienod a new Ktoek of
indefiendent and pro«|>erous part of RoltiiiHon, all of Wilderville. Jonepliine
Mr. Whipp is the leading man in
under date of June 26th. says that cent City.—Record.
W. F H i niamin ,
O11 Sunday last the Central Point the State. True, we are at present eoiinly, Oregon,
the remains of Isaac Nicholson,
Rcgiater.
The people of Crescent City will his line of business in Southern school held a picnic at the old camp
in debt, but the election H (it ’
who was lost on March loth, 1884. not find it necessary to boycott the Oregon, and the very best work ground on Rogue river. The ladie» somewhat
License Notice.
is
close
at
hand,
and
new
men
—
may be seen at his place. On a and friends of the district supplied good men and true—will, 1 hojx*. I»-
while crossing the mountains on
his way to Prineville, were found building of Mr. Gasquet» road from recent visit to Jacksonville we were a most bountiful and delicious din elected to fill the several county NOTICE is hereby given, that the nn-
his ranch on Smith river to the pleased to notice many fine speci­
d—dgned, J I! Ilutch, will on the 5th
near Clear lake.
ner, which was heartily enjoyed by
This is what every voter day of July, A. 1» . IHSH, or as hooii there­
mens of art in his line, and can all. especially the C ourier repre offices.
School districts will do well to Oregon line.
tin* county should consider first, after as saitl application can la* heard,
most heartily recommend him and sentative. The ladies of Central of
bear in mind that after the tax
all things being equal. Vote your apply to the County Court of Josephine
Snake Bitten.
They have also in Connection *
his
work
to
the
people
of
Josephine
State of Oregon, for a license to
notices have been posted the taxes
Point and vicinity are certainly en­ own ticket, otherwise scratch and county,
sell spirituous, malt and vinuous liquors
and
Jackson
counties.
He
i.»
de
­
become delinquent 60 days after the
On the 7th inst. the eldest son
titled to great praise when they un­ use your best judgment, by so in |esM qimntitie» than one gallon, at FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT.
date thereof. The tax lists then of D. P. Bilderback, aged alxiut 12 serving of a very liberal patronage. dertake to get up g<xxl dinners.
'doing we can get what we need — Grant's I'a»», in Josephine county State
where they will ie«-<! the hungry.
pass into the hands of the county­ years, living on deer creek this
the best men in the right place to of Oregon, for a period >f Six Months, as
The
carpenters
of
Central
Point
A
Good
Invention.
¡.rayed
tor
in
the
following
clerk and then into the hands of the county, was bitten on the finger
are all busy. Messrs. Temple and serve the county—and we shall
ICE CREAM !
ICE CREAM ! !
sheriff for collection.
PETITION:
by a rattlesnake. With rare pres­
srxin have it out of debt again, and
Dr. C. Lcinpert, of Jacksonville, Carson are engaged on Mr. C'X>k that is what but few counties in the To the Honorable County Court of the
The Gypsies are gone, they live ence of mind the boy wrapped his
Once, Twite or Three lime« a Week, and
Hey's
residence
and
barn.
J.
W
State of Oregon, for Josephine county I
will furnish lee i leum lor Festival»
fat, drive good horses and do noth­ finger above the bite and walked has secured the patent for a ward­ Morgan Ac Son are putting up Mr. , State can boast of.
undesigned, J R. Hutch, princi-
und all Public Gathering».
ing, all on their ability to success­ home. Our informant J. A. Wilson robe and trunk combined. It is to Smith's new house. Sims & Kear­ Then let the storekeepers, by pal The
petitioner, and other |ietitioncr», rep- ■
fully work upon the superstition of says the boy was doing well at lx»t lx* made of wood, and is, indeed, ney are building Mr Pankey's new their
the resent that we arc each of us resilient» of
liberal aid, assist
—THXV ALMO DIAL IN—
people. When they look at a per­ accounts, and will doubtless come a very useful article. At home it blacksmith shop. Mr. Kemble is prospector to hunt up new gold Grant’» 15 mm precinct, waitl comity un«l
son of course they can form an opin­ out of it all right. He was kept is a complete wardrobe and trunk, engaged on J. W. Hays' newshop fields for our increasing |>opu- State and legal voter» therein, and by Bloor find
Provisions.
|»*tition pray your Honorable bodv
ion of them the same as all of us under the influence of liquor all and so constructed that the ward­ and warehouse. These men are all lation, and aftc*r many days it will this
to grant to the sai,l J
It llut.-li, a !|r-
robe
apparatus
can
be
taken
apart
do. There is no fortune about it.
1 be returned to them a hundred fold
night.
and packed so as to make a hand­ first-class mechanics as the many in their increased sales and multi­ c «* iihc t>, ae|t »piriliKMi», malt ami vinunua
li piora in less qiMWilitieM than one gallon, 1
substantial new buildings indicate.
Week before last the C ourier
some
and
substantial
traveling
Important Ruling.
tude of customers. Come, gentle­ for a iteriod nl Six Month» from the date
stated that the hall in course of
Grandp
i
Constant,
father
of
Mrs.
trunk. The doctor has the patent
-I. It. H itch .
men. help the mining prospector, of said license.
construction by the band boys of
G ba H t '» P ass , June 1, ISHII.
Judge Brower has jud received a for the United States and Canada. C. Magruder, who has been sick for and in time he will hrlp you.
AHLF 4 MCSSERVE •
• Propr'i.
this place, would be 25x50 feet. letter from A C. Jones, receiver of He will probably call on the S. P. some time, is now getting much
PXIXG’ECTOR.
License
Notice.
We should have stated that it will the Roseburg Land Office, saying
be
’
ter.
We
are
glad
to
know
the
I). & L. Co., of this place, to ar­
G rant ’ s P am .
M ain S treet ,
be 30x75 and 14 feet between the that the General Land Office at range
far t!ie manufacture of the old gentleman will soon lx: as vigor
NOTICE 1» hereby given that the un-
Grand Fourth of July Ball.
floor and ceiling. We l>eg pardon
otis
as
usual.
de-igi i-d will apply b> tl e County Court
hington has telegraphed the same.
for this error and wish the boys suc­ Wa
of tile county of Josephine, State of Ore- ‘
Prof J. N. Hall has just closed
Roseburg land office notifying the
gon, on the 5th day ol July lSHil, or a» Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
cess in their good work.
Necrology.
a »uctei fill term of sctvxd, and we
Register anil Receiver to allow no
soon thereafter uh tile Court will bear the
The heavy showers of last Thurs more preemption filings or dessert
are
told
will
make
a
trip
to
Illinois,
Mint*,
for a license to sell »pirituotiu, malt
Rhoda
IkMAtic
T'Vault,
wife
Mrs.
day and Friday were very accept­ lands or timber culture entries until
or viti’io’is liquors in tin* precinct of MUTTON,
to lie absent for some time. His
late
Col.
W.
G.
T
Vault,
Grant’» I'*«-**», »aid county anti Slate, in
able to everybody. The crops re­ further orders. By reason of this of the
son is now tea* hmg near Central
ti'ianlitie» lex« than "nt* gallon for the
ceived large benefits from them. order no entries will be allowed died at her residence in Jacksonville Point.
PORK-SAUSAGE,
period of Six Months, anti will support
yesterday, at 2 o'clock a . M. a»"ter
Rain fell about an hour each day in except homesteads.
i
the name with tin following
an illness ofover six weeks. Mrs.
i
Rogue River Camp Meeting.
perfect torrents leaving the surface
PETITION;
AND BOLOGNA.
M I Kill »1».
T'Vault vi yas one of Oregon ' s most
all afloat, doing no dammage, how­
The Ctorlnua Fourth.
The two branches < .f the M E
estimable pioneer women, having
To the Honorable County Court of the
ever, to offset the immense benefit»
VE—BAILEY— At tlx* Centralh<>t«l
State of Or*-ron, for J«><<e|>liine county.
State since
1K45. Her Church will unite in holding a BA • n “ thi«
ince 1S45.
The celebration at this place un­ lived in this State-
Bacon und Lord
citv, .Inn«* •>, IH ho , bv V
received.
Tli>* un*ler»igneil, D. II. Burroughs, prin­
camp meeting, near the old lord
last
illness
was
cheered
and
com
­
J
P . < him . If.
M mm A lh k
der
the
auspices
of
the
cornet
band
On our first page will be found
cipal
petitioner
anti
other
p-titioner".
re|*
ses to be a grand affair. The forted by the loving ministrations on Rogue River, about 7 miles M B aiucy .
resent that w*- ar.*, each of ua, resident»*
an interesting article on tree graft- P
ALWAYS ON HAND.
you live happily tojfHlier. of GnuU'» p»as precinct, Haiti county anal
been fixed for Monday, of her daughter and grand-children above Gold Hill, beginning June Ixtrig
date
has
ing. This article is of incalculable
17th. to which preacher, and lie»»
< <»1 biem
Any *
But we st.it«*, an 1 legal voter» ttieiein. an*! by
value to fruit grower» a* it tells July 5th. All the necessary ar- and the affectionate cv>nifKini*»ii»hip pig of all denominatioiM arc cordial­ The
tl. » |»*tituHi pray your IluAoranle hod» Me. ■nt Delivered any place in Town
blarno ll’itch ri> ru than Cliarh«
of
her
many
pioneer
friends.
The
rangements
for
a
glorious
time
xyy
of
the
to ,-.arit to I. i e.ii.f It II burroughs, a
the whole story. Th;**
ly
invited.
funetal
took
place
from
her
late
res
­
tn
made,
Posters
will
soon
•
h
license io sell »)4ri''i'>n», malt or rfnmMi»
C ourier should be c efully pre- ha
r
G
>spel
Hymns
and
F'liEK OF CHARGE.
Bring
youi
idence,
under
the
auspices
of
the
issued rettinj orth the program
liquor» in k*«a ainantitiea than one gallon,
served by those intere ed in tree
friends,
and
<
camp.
Pioneer
Sac
ietv
of
Southern
<
Irvgoii.
for
a
p-ri**d
of
>ix
Months
from
Hie
'late
This
wi
doubtlere
lie
th»*
in
full,
culture, for future re rence; the
J. R. R. jsfrts .
<4 »aitl license.
II. II II. »»*•< 'ills.
ever held in the Rev. M A. Williams offirMtiiig
a Skirt if ’it P ink htrmn ssiw’M
largest Ct
article above being W<]
Gl •VI
Pis- « .' ■ I 1' **
sub-criplioE to th. psp
ROGUE
RIVER çpUIER.
MINING
NEWS.
DOINGS AT CENTRAL POINT
INTERESTING
COLD HILL LETTER.
LETTER.
1'MUV.T
‘
.
.
.
.
Mrs. A
Largest Stock of New Goods
and
New
Groceries, Candies, Tobaccos,
City Market.