Rogue River courier., August 26, 1887, Image 2

»
\ few day s since there was tcle-
riiE coi kier ——« * grajdx-d
an intcrvii -,v with J. J.
1 mx.x.
,
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LOCAL M.NiKG NEWS.
[ p rn:;.ti na of the c.'.mtry
Rich <MrixD1»co^..ha». been mid. :-!l
aml
'* - t. auH
Oflcial Paper er JowjBke Cmiy. 5rt?0T. Byrne, formerly of the Oregon Rail­
in th. Seat l.taaff..
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:1 ‘
J"1’1/”';
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i:i a
c-ati.rary t-> tms, nad
Six m;ks South oftirantH
Jt| -j
way & Navigation company, that
bett.rabandon
them
beforeexpend-
<
'<mnty,
<
>ro"un.
Mr.
James
Maloney
is
proqxc.
jt
;
-•RIDAY,
AUG.
1887 the Southern Pacific de ;igned to be­ on Grave creek.
Having concluded to ck-.se business at this place, I am offering m>
ing tlu-ir capitul. We are satisfied
A H. CARaON & SON,
come part owner in the Northern
large stock of
The "Dutchman" lode 0:1 Wil­ that those who have it:vested money
Re,-ist ereil ai ilio i’-fa Gm.fu
Proprietors.
Pacific terminal company, which liams creek, has been relocated, and ami hard work in developing per­
I’acs, Ore., m Seuend-Cln Matter.
manent
and
deep
mines
will
reap
a
manages the termini! busine-s of there are prospects of its being
harvest here as q*.ii<.kly as in any;
the lines running into Portland. worked by a company.
CORRE U'ONDEN' E.
other section cf .America. Every Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Queens Ware,
CotlMfetillg of
Will. Biglow, prospecting for a gulch and stream testifies that th?
Speaking of this matter, a Southern
Ws invit» e.>rr..»p‘>a fen<freni all
APPJ.E. PEAR,
Eugene
firm
thinks
he
has
struck
Iiinson ribjwts of io u! and i.tiv-r in- Pacific director said that the three
gold is here.
PEACH, PLUM.
t -r. s-...
Glass Ware, &c., &c.,
companies controlling the terminal it rich on Williams creek and hrs
taken up several qttarlx claims.
With cadi lettor thè mene and i ! Iross
I.--:-! Ik :
confi - ej to a
PRUNE, CHERRY
company's
slock
were
at
one
time
He intend-, to push prospecting on ¡1 iTro: < t :.:'.* V. k.it.? II mse, ami AT' GREATLY RKDLJCED PRICES.
i>( thè soli ter io r • piir • 1, e j •« i.t'.-.
APRICOT, NECTARINE,
h 'tit for unblieatlon.
1 working in harmony with each oth­ these claims at an early date.
will 1: . b ar of hi - name being
ALMOND, WAI.NUT
er, but cf late their interests l:ad
-------- A Full Line of--------
The "Laura May," a new quartz mention -: 1- : pos ible Republican
CHESTNUT and
BOOMING
become of a conflicting nature. The lode now being developed on Gold candidi'.'?.
The sk-.-otiug of h:.;
GROCERIES
Hill by J. B. Hutch of the Commer­ kit’.
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
The advancement, push and de­ companies referred to are the O. R. cial hotel at Grants Pass, promises death have macean indelible i:n-
Will be kept in Steck.
Grape \ ines. Currants, Goosberries,
velopment of the present age is sim­ & N. Co.; Northeim Pacific, and O. well. A shaft has been sunk about prt ■ *ii u; oil his mind.
Blackberries, Raspberries,
ply marvelous.- From the slow-fa­ & C. A re adjustment of their af- th'iriv feet t and rich quartz is being
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
Strawberries, Figs.
ding sturdy industry of the last de­ fairs is now necessary, and steps taken out. Mr Hutch has refused
he'.ice to iLe Fuel.
offer of several thou-and dollars
Etc., Etc.
cade, there seems to have been a will be taken ere long to formulate an
for the mine; for, as he says, if it is r
Thanking the- public and my many customers for their patronage in < ' -i* Ik < an* -i- inn witl.uut irriimtion
complete summersault, and every­ an entirely new plan with reference worth anything at all, it is worth i r¡’iUr..¿ pl.iiit, al
on bed lull land, and all of known van,..
Y • A i !»2, 11 e J I
thing now goes by "booms.” The to the operations of the corporation, ' more than $5,000, and he may as worth,
the past, 1 can now make it to their
ties that mieived in Southern Oregon
ali*» u!l uu
rhe
authorities
of
each
company
run
(|
lc
r
j
s
j-
o
f
development
as
TI.eHe cont.*iiipliitin(? tree planting will
wind scarcely cubalms but we have
!M<;
well to . ¡Hit our Orchard and Nur.se-v
Advantage to Call on me Before' Purchasing Elsewhere. or <lo write
a "blizzard,” and the town or coun­ will meet soon and discuss the anyone else.
us for price ]i.-t
•'
I
changes
to
be
made.
i
Hop
Pickers.
Post-offi.-e—Murphy, ,1. aephin *
Ye editor paid a visit to the
ty that cannot get up a Loom can
tv, Oregon. R. 1L Station, ..rants k L
A dispatch from Wilkesbarrc, “Pathfinder" on Hamlin’s moun- I! 'IN t of ibp will com mence at
make no appreciable progress. In
A. H (’ARSON A s,i\
!i •. tuiK-l, IS.S7.
Pa„
dated Aug. 23d says a n iase of tain' »’**l>posed to be a spur of the \V" ;, s . : t• •
6-17tfj
Indiana and Ohio, the towns are
S-L’G-lt
Jewett lode, or, a continuation ot
booming on the strength of oil wells church members went to the works the real loleit- If. About this 01?.
N E W
and gas wells. In Kalinas they o( l1'’- Susqtichaua Coal Company fabulously rich ledge there arc many HO? PICKERS’ BALL!!
boom their towns on railroad pr< s-
Naticoke on Sunday t > prevent st .¡c-. but there -*cems to be no
— Tii -re will L.* ¡> —
pects and sell property agragating t le payment of the company's la- doubt that it wts the best thing '
while
it
lasted
that
has
been
struck
millions of dollars in a few weeks,' borers. Ministers here have fre
Fiont St., adjoining Courier Office,
in Oregon. However, the rock
which, but for the fictitious value qtxently preached against -uNi dese- gradually became poorer and the
GKA.NTS PASS, OREGON.
FHŒNIX. Oregon, and OAKLAND, California.
•
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■
| p.’en at t'i II >;»!> >*1*.* oIDeniai <« Wei-
fixed upon it by the bootners, would cf-Rio*1 of the Sa ibato, and often mines
were finally
abandoned - after
We liuv.‘ opened a Firat-Class | ;,,i!r
cott, on
■ 'X* to • ' it. ••• The
* •»-. n. irl v $eoo,ooo
- w,
aacsvs been
izv . k .,4 taken
luivvu out.
*;:i'.. *
lie practically worthless, and would ®2nt :l P'1«- put a.stop
had
and i.-cd Store in die building foti,-er|T
Our
Stock
this
season
Cannot
be
Excelled
on
the
Coast
as
a
collision
Hundreds
of
parlies
have
since
that
p.,*:.,.
TN-
r
,
■
1
,
T
>07
not find a market at a moderate result was disastrous,
o. cti[ ied us a Fuddle and liarne-s s!./
and a t'™ prospected in vain for the main
1 'J a-’(" ^(1 O/.
wlicicv.e will keep conaumtlv , ,, ¡U1J:
.Vitin r in Quantity, Quality, V.iricti”. . Size if Trv’s, nor Health and Vigor
price iu half a life-time. In Cali- occurred with 300 miners,
and for sale th ■ fast brand., oi
‘ I ledge of which the "Jewett" was ,-^r,---- - ,r , ,.
of
“
ime.
Embracing
al!
the
Leading
Varieties
of
fornia they are booming their towns fight ensued. Men furiously etiga- conLedL*l to >.<?
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«ron ’a ' ««
aid b.H-dfi*.D - 92.30
Flour, Corn and Oat Meal.
APPLE. PEAR, PEACH PI.UM, PRUNE, APRICOT,
principally on climate, and in San s" ‘ *’*1 Ea***e with stones an 1 clubs wav detached. Messrs. Stickler. |
1x1 lw i*i'd, and
Jose alone*, real estate sales this for weapons. The riot lasted half
,r Stirling, Ingram and Keenan, with
NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS, Etc., Etc.
Wheat, Bark v, Oats, Mill
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*
summer have aggregated ns much an l;<>ur and several men were others ini r. led in th.- ’ Pathlind
and ( hop fTcJ,
ILMSE i WOt.UOTT.
as a million dollars in a single day, struck down, Dozens were carried <r,” are now confident that they;-., ,
SPECIALTIES.'
have struck the main ledge in its ' ’' '
away
on
improvised
stretchers
with
and
everything
pertaining to a
with Los Angeles and San Diego
primitive formation. The mine" i.->
cracked
and
bleeding
hea
Is.
To
­
FIRST-CLASS FEED STORE
crowding close upon her heels as
I
situated about a mile up the moun­
’
I . ; :-r.i K,
I
competitors. In this day of booms, day itis reported that more than six­ tain from Mr. Hamlin’s house. The
V/. RAZEE A. SOI*!.
ty rioters were seriously hurt, many
F. Barry .Pear/ the I ■
l;tfe hbippinz variety.
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: ... Or., Ang. 15, ISST.f
it is quite time Oregon towns were fatally. . , An investigation will lie editor -objected to there being no
*
Proprietors.,
Muir Peach, lire ’Stone) still heads the liut.
•" • i- I" ; by givn That the follow- ,
trail and to the loose nature of the
working, and Grants Pass in par- made, with possibly arre.ts.
inc i
! -"tiler ba-tile I notice of his
E&r.aday'8
Cling,
the
tanner
’
^
pride.
hillside which was also as steep as intention to m ike llnal |.ruo; in n i;>p< rt .
ticuiar.
Kelsey's Japan Plum, has no peer.
-------- She should arouse herself,
Ashland Tidings: Mary Cat!.er- a hou- :; but it had to be done, and oi hi* claim, ami that sai l proof will t,e ,
11?..9 da EargCUt Prune, never ht*;‘or<* offered in Orv;»nn.
Il ia
stretch her half-l>etiumbed limbs, ■ , ine Butk-r, ’ wife
of W. EC.
climbing
-----------
. C. Butler,
W.X.* , , after some
. arduous
......
.......... ° the-
••• — in..'In before th" .bulge or t'lerkof the.
• In u hh h, in a dnu«I .state, forms file ui lvhrate 1 ( rune D Elite,
r
look about at the fine opportunities died Friday at the li me of her sis party arrive ! at new working -. An C'- intv Court <>f Jx'-cphine Conntv, Oro-
(French (’onst-rves),
CHEAPER
THAN
EVER!
fa*eti
’
and make the wilderness how). | ter.Mrs, V, in. Breeding, at Green . open cut ' ’ h * * is '*■■"
’• — made
■'■ between
*
Berkeley Goosbcrry, the n.-'-t profitable of th -m ail.
. twenty an I thirty feet into the It
N
. . . J,. ■■ \v ¡.
For natural resources, beautiful and ?■”?
Lh«
vil>" ™ad'
F mey (i ...ds of all kinds, . dd ,*t
Languedoc, King's, Soft Shell and Paper Shdl Almonds.
had been ill fora long time with a mountain and a surface of rock ten |
W :, ?_*.- -''t. s E 1. ■*: . i! 1. ' •.• ;; i
BED ROCK PRICE '-.
varied scenery, neither ranting complication of diseases and h id or twelve feet in height is exposed. , ' .' ’
■’
‘ l’ - ’ ’ ’’ • * ■ f-
LARGE STOC K SHADE an I ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Witcheta, swelling San Diego nor gone up in th.- mountains in the T: ■ 1..-1," seems to run North-east , .
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Summer Silks, - 55 ct-. p r vanf.
l.'. t'r,.'ri'i-i>s, i.lirub-. roses, i lcnc.lisand
plants, snia'l fr iiin, grape
strutting Sail Jose can show a per hope of overcoming an attack of ami South-west, and so far. shows ao.l euilivati..!) <.f. sel faifa. Viz: Wni.
Lawns, - - - - 5 “
vines,
etc.,
etc.
ipma'i mid Wil-on --------
Bain , . --------
, vlti. b't’JilD, 1
ventage over us; ami for climate, we ,. malarial fever. ’r be funeral was on a main vein of quartz about five feet ' i h rank
<
tthvr g'.'.l- in :-r >;>orti.>i,.
Aiuk‘*r*on
(iru i-t Pus, p. S .
.‘re p'irt !i.isi»> cH.v.h r *. |ar‘i*‘ intendin'
| I.fit I;
v. ¡11 (¡nd
Saturday, and the earthly romaines wide. There are also several small­
can defy any or all of them to a test were consigned to their last resting er lodes exposed by the cut, and all Ho’ton, »< Kerbyviile, a.!! of Josephine
it to their interest to coni'? and sei» our slock anti learn our prices.
I will not be Under Sc'd,
('o.mty. Oregon
Cat,'.!, v.b s mailed gratis upei aj-plieution. Addra... ill coimnuni. alions to
for the championship. Yet, we are - ,p,
m the carry more or less gold and other
C has . W.
J. V/. HOWARD.
without a boom" of out own. But ............
presence of r t ■' ’’e sorrowing family, minerals. The ledge has everv in­ S-BC-iit1
Reiri«ter.
IIAMMON
BROS.,
we must have one, and how are we neighbors and friends. Catherine dication of being a permanent one
rhe nix, lacks' :: ' (Hintv, Oregon.
.-.ni
For Salo Cheap.
to get it? With the completion of J°th.nso,'.’ Jvas ,,orn Br”w» country and should improve in mineral, al­
NEW FUENimr STOKE
.
z.
.
r
.
.
' Ohio, bebuarv
i i 1847,
S it and
Febuary i 14,
an<l ivttttr*
came though present assays give in some 1
the C. & (). 111 a few weeks hence Ohio,
with her parents, John and Mary cases as high as $200 to the ton. Ono Fr ?■': Mil-Il < 'oir iin.I one Tiiröe-
A. J. SEI ICrli,
S H
lx'
K>
JUDSON,
will be our opportunity. W by not1 Johnson, to Southern Oregon in There is no doubt that extensive quart r .b-r-x-v Bull Enquire at
'
l.'in
St.,
U i. 4tii i -: i i '. h Crini:. P»
8-lflj
‘ S. ~
1*. I). A !.. Co. Store*.
DEALERS IN -----
make an attempt, at least, to run in 1 1852 their home being a donation qn.irtz deposits have been struck in
—
Has
just openod a Nev.- —
r
V/ANTED.
a lioom on the completed new road. i claim adjacent to that oi Jami-., their primitive condition, and we j
S J
I OLXrn RE STORE
It can be done easily, ami will not Hamlin, near Jacksonville. She sincerely hope the owners may more
was married about twentv-fivc years than have their expectations ful 100 IIOI> 1’1 Kt.RS. Address,
V* here Will lx- kept oa li-.nd :-. I ¿.rfsfe
c>t much. It will only take a ¡ago, and her husband and four child filled.
6th
St.,
between
M
*.in
and
H,
Grants
I'-
>
,vs3,
Or.
J. s DENISE,
......
**n kin.ls of
united effort, and by a pull alto­ , ten survive her. For more than
Have the Largest and most ( ompl.-t - sto. k in jl>. ir Hu • ia So t-1, i-. Or-on, which I Furnilere, Btddi.i-i
ric’t-ro Frsmci,
' lervilie Or.
After doing the mountain, we 8 .'i-lin! ,
they will sell
. !
r-
. ,
r.
c.
gether the population of this county twenty years she had lieen a sufferer were taken to Mr. Hamlin's placer
Crackei*.
Etc..
Etc.
SHEP.1FF 8 SALE.
L< >\\ AS 'I IIIC LOWEST.
can lie doubled in one year, ami our ill consequence of injuries received diggings. He has very rich ground
I'* r-i'r oa •><, V •?>.!..-w-!'i-.in«... !s-a*T."t.s
BY VHtri’E of i,i ex-cution d-ilvi--
1 tc., made to i . i ki. Si . • :■.! attvi.-ti' n
frxit hills along Rogue, Applegate | by a fall into a fireplace, and d-.ith and is preparing to work a large *
AGENTS 1 )R THE CELEBRATED
I out of tin- I ir. -.:t ( <,-.111 oí ilie St i ,.
>iven to
came without terror,
area during the coining season. The
and Illinois rivers, and those bor­
<>i < Ir.-.oa ¡or .Ju-eplii....... mini v, on th,* ;:<l
I NI) ISHTA R'lNfL
W. R. Skelton, while camping want of water is all that prevents ■ lay "f Vi h -*. \ I * -sf. nd to i., ■ ,|¡-
dering each little valley, will be
handsome
money
from
being
real
­
[{^pairing
and all kinds >•( w.-tkin u*y
r
s-t
•
I
a:i
I
ileliv.Ti-.l;
ia
hi
vor
<>f
S
uivi.
!
on the banks of the* Spokane at
lir-.e i.eatlv and proiopt.'v , o-cufe't.
made to blossom with the fragrance 1 tent, had a fearful ex|x.*rienct ized from this placer claim. It '
Huiutiff, who reco ■ ■ I a j 1 L-
ì -I 1, ■ ", . : , ,
,
of paradi -e. By all means let us with a rattlesnake which, but for literally pays from the grass roots 1 t '" ila II,erte,
ue III the ji.ee nuai.-d ( ' art,
'j!
down,
and
dirt
taken
from
any
lo-1
,
!'ïv  r/r.1 L fir th rer's
invest in a first-class I moiii .
I timely presence of mind, would
• *n the y.l dnv of Ausiist.
fl. 1«7, an I
.
tin* herei,-miter <1.* s-rilieJ re il pro-
' have undoubtedly terminated disas­ cality in the vicinity, shows colors. against
/CENT
1
!>*■'.aiL'ing te 11. S 1 t.ivetipiirt at! 1
f
trously. With his wife, Skelton His father will probably join him Pertv
The Medford Transcript says:
fv! the
l-.lli n IhiveniHTt. his wife, ile.etid mt *, I
in
his
work
this
winter.
mu commanded t-> levy up.>u ati l sell sài I
"The Grants Pass Courier man had been picnicking, and on their
! Rf CINE
The mine which the editor most I'D
; ~<>t erty to satisty the j idgincit of S.mi-
gives the personified inertia of that wav through a shady grove they
m-1 lt.ini !« for the mm of jl,hi.'.14, and
bl
town a regular shaking up, now stopped to rest. Skelton, selecting appreciated was in Mr. Hamlin's the
further sum of|lh>2) alt. -mev's lie
UliBMll.!.!
days. He takes the fossils by the a comfortable looking place beneath garden, and we believe that this is n*i<l th*- --an of p.'u 4 I. t-isfs „nd ■lisbiir--
Ixiot strapsand just lifts them where a tree, sat down upon a rattlesnake, one that gives the best general re­ nienfe. ami also the fists of and np,,,, this
Tic let Mid
they can see a little of theenterprt e which lay cosily asleep on the sults i-* Southern Oregon. There mi': ilei in obc lieiii-e t > sai 1 « * it. I di 1
1: a<’c.
ground. The snake instantly struck is no doubt in ottr mind that the on the 4- li div of August, A. II. Is ST, 1- -, y
of the outside world."
on-aid redly ac,..rdi-ig to )J1V, a.it «¡4
iwtrouaee is resfr-.-t-
If the will was equivalent to the him in the hip three times, and the golden fruit of Southern Oregon "¡1er f< r sale tor cash in hand, nt public
.1.. it - I, iia.l satisfaction g ¡arai leist
tliir.l time actually shook itself all will, before bug, "get away" with a-ii-tn a, to the highest bid 1er. at the
I y
deed, our esteemed cotemporary I over. Skelton seized a club and the golden quartz.
The plums < '-uri II :;<■ .¡ ist i>> Grants l’ass, in s.iirl
would be nearly right; but unfor­ killed the venomous reptile, and which Mr. Hamlin „ grows __
arc par- ( outdy and .**t.dc. on
Ch Hied
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop
tunately our moss backs aresocom- 'with rare presence of mind com-ticularly fine and received our well
SaUinlav,
S
pt.
loth.
1S87,
itienccd
a
series
of
applications
to
merited
attention.
At two o’,'!*, !< <,f said d r., ji| (I,.. rj a,,
pletely fossilized that it requires
neutralize the effect of the bite.
T<> ottr .veteran prospector, Mr. . " '*•■ at J int r. ,-i th-sai I 11. ■; p.ivn-
T own LO th
more than newspaper articles to stir He drank milk and cut deep gashes
Stirling, belongs the credit of find I ori a*:d Eih-n paven¡*..rt, d ien l.mis in
i
.
them up. A few hundred pounds in the flesh around the bite apply­ ing the "Pathfinder." The whole mid to all o' th.- following de-, ri', • 1 .■ t|
i'Oli
HAIHEin I’lKMNlX
|»-rly to-a it _■
of dvniinite might give them the ing thereto fresh meat, and indulged 1 ice of the mountain for about three pr* Hi*-
l. i-t I. df >f (lie Northea * quart *r,
necessary elevation, but even then in large potations of whiskv. In a miles h is been located.
Autocrat Wood Force i.- ti;
:
■ nd t
-.
!,v ' p:.::ter if th.- N , rth-
't's k on hand. to ,, tl er wiih tv..* lots ti| -
The great question among local east qa.irter, and the North-west *¡ , inter
they would require new eyes to see few hours swelling set in, and for 1
'li which tint rliojis ar- located. Also,
serious effects were anticipated miners is: Who owns the "dry * I the S.nith-e.ist ipia-ier oi Section i hir-
lieyond their own noses. Our hope time
' one acre of ground favorably h.x atc l for
-1. in Ion. .|,.p 'fidrtv-s--ven !T ... itti
1 *t J111 [ >H,
but the young man has now almost digging** " So soon as our article - t I -. If.inge
residence. Call on ,.»• addn ss
Six a \V, t. Containing <
is in the enterprising men of the entirely recovered fioni liis utifortt*. up >c the re -otirces of that field had
Hiu. lreil mid Sixty a. r.-s, situale I in ,1m
mike forman .
town. They may, by their exam­ nate meeting with this dangerous been publi-hvd, claimants fa-gan to ■ i on Comity, Oregon, with all an.I
And all good* handled by
■k' l'.m;
Phoenix, Jackson Co., t>r
ev.-rv
of
the
appurtenanc.
s
thereto
l„-
ple ayd precept, do what tlu- news viper,
appear, until now it is said some
.
STAVRR & WALK RR,
pnjier aims at. If we can unite pro­
Oregon has opportunities to lx forty men claim to own the locality, Given nn.fer my hand this 4th «¡.iv of
Including the -----
gressive* men and keep them awake, come a great water power state, including Mr. H Pajie of Jackson­ August, Iss;.
Cor. of Fiont and 4th Sts..
ville. who claims a deed of the
EMPIRE
MOWERS,
REAPERS
and BINDERS.
T
G
PATTERSON.
and
we
shall
lx-
greatly
astonish.-d
all will be well in time.
Sheriff.
Grant
’s Pass, - - Oregon.
if we do not see investments made whole pl icc. It >c*enis hard that
HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS
Rv R. R. M oriuh ,
Th;-
FEOri.E'S
MEAT MARKET is
Furnished
on
short
notice.
We
cordially
invite
all
to
examine
our
goods
(’..•a, Lucien Fairchild, Com in manufacturing sites fa-fore t.-n after one nia.n has w.ake I upa tiling S-’
lfeputv
now op ---. ;lI*,l prepared to supply ciistotn-
wars are over, bv the heaviest c.q a.m.la, -a u|,f ¡K-,p tlie fa*nefit; but
ami
prices
before
purchasing.
in itidi-t in Chief of the Grand Arm) italista
such is fife.
em wiili the choicest cuts of
nt Am ; 1 \\ have
• I the Republic, has met .move: wavs contended th.it Mexicam *t
Friend Stirling will pr ■¡»ably be
BEEF. MUTTON. PORK
W. N. SAUNDERS.
whelming defeat at the hands of ton could fa* spun so much che.ipc: m**rc caritul as to " hos • land he
Salesmen
Wanted.
PROF m.OOM
All kinds of
the Grand Anti) po-ts of New York here by water power than it costs pros[K-cts in future In the mean I< fitting up a lieu
We are in want of a few moie
men
tune, we hope the ?'..!■■' < ■1 .;
COUNTY
SURVEYOR,
s
A
L
’
S AC, K s
to
work
it
upin
California
bv
steam,
in In» efforts to secure their endorse
to canvass for the safe of vlloice varieties
their claim to the "dry diggings," I 5AKBER SI I( )1> of
And General
as
to
more
than
cover
the
differ
Nursery
*"t<»
k.
To
mm
who
can
in.ike
A
share
of
the
public patrouag. re­
incut u- tlie new |K*nsion bill, w hich
cnca in Ireight. In a word we will give the man wlm w Led up In tin* old I antral Hotel building, where a success of the feisine-« we can pay e>«sl
spectfully solicited.
•was drafted by national executive il.iitn that, while Oregon 1. mien
salaries or commission and give pen ia- LAND
tlu- mine, a lair share.
A Cr H NT,
he g lia raille*., to give Hatfefaetion in
BUNCH BROS..
nent employment
We have manv r w
The idea that surface mining
4-stf;
oflieets of th- order, and which is to southern California a- ( ple.isu <
Will
I»
always
readv
tea Iv to Locate
Proprietor*
and choice -|»*,:ulties, both in the fruit
SHAVING
md
HAIR
CUTTING.
r.lonc was practical in southern
known .among Grand Armv men as resort, it is a far better business aiouc
and ornatm ntal line, which others do mt ah parties .mining Io him. on Vacant I„md
sud that no gold lay deep l. i lies' Hair-cutting n spu i.ilty.
ham1 >*. Address at onv . with refereii'-es oi all <le*«.*riptioiw. ijuuii as
"the pauper jxmsion bill." The country anil affords letter oppor­ Oregon
below tile knrl.iee is gradually la ■
tunities
fm
pin-kv
md
industrious
L. L MAY & CO.. Nurserymen,
PRO! Bl.OOM will .-nri* C -r*-«, Bun-
GOVERNMENT. SCHOOL
draft was prepared several months voting men to
ing exploded The m "i intelligent i•*:•»
. In -roMinr mil nails; -• ■>, warts « lo st
ST PAI L, MINN
1. H. AHLF
•
Proprietor.
ago, and Fairchild issued a pro if they have th accumulate fortunes and expvricnc. 1 of the manv pros- taken
and
.Hit with.Mit pain.
1 i't bit <>t vcononiv
¡K-etors now working this part of
clamatiou catling on all Grand Arno or self denial [Ex.
No .-tire, no pay
H.lti
RAILROAD SECTIONS. M ain S tig it .
G rant ’ s P as «.
tin- country agree in thinking that
,>osts to vote upon it in hop. t of
I.atcrep. rts from Columbia. S. C., ] pe:m.incut mi’- s in southern Ore­
At
nraaonebfe
t.-niw.
He
has
also
some
GRANTS
PASS
Brick!
Brick!!
Brick!!!
securing their approval. The pro
*•''( disK-ouraging news cotitin- gon
;
must lx* deep mines. The
clamatiou < 1 the Commander in­ ties to
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.
come from the flvxxlcd dis 1 great couvulsions of nature which BARBER SHOP
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
Chief following closely upon hi dt tncts in lower Carolina
(
heaper
than
the
Cheapest,
along
the
8-12
h
ive
at
some
early
period
visited
—
KNI)
—
nunciation of tlie President for ve S ’fa
MUTTON,
■'
r . |]|
. ;
,
iv l.a>
ken
'.km
— AT —
toeing the dependent jxmsion bill leryserious question now fafor A W-.
County
Treasurer
’
s
6th
Notice.
e
ent
formations
different
and
dislixigtd
BATH
ROOMS!
POÎIK-S tr<u:v
**'■*-•«
was a signal for earnest discussion the rice planters is wh it dispe
TA TTT TT ■ n-nr.-.'
.XMttOU quartz le lees until now it t
XI. H . HAKU11M b
of the subject of pension bills In all • •
Orrt<
►
in;
Cm
xtv T ki v . i hfr ,
»
üGBÜÄxi
ä
FKESLEY
\ VT> VrN* ' *■ V
aaa^tav Ml Hie HCZ!. mes on the the most expert examinations to
•“ ...
u.n» tniu,
posts There are fiflv three
1. •• »••X« .1
* •
• LA., It,* Wo J I l 'n '»’n •»» f.v »Jv-A . 4 ..» ’Í •» • * k*»V *
plantations until the firs
w.ix
ill th»» t*ltv ■»M'T t-va/ve» -<* »I«, -
Noti.-e j, hereby given that there an*
have
fitte.!
un
in
OHintHlhm
with
th»
‘
ir
Bacon and Lard
a car. ■ '■
1 ’> K 1 C K YA lx’ 1 ). funds in the County Treasury for the re-
- '• ■ -' r> fat t’.um to discovered are ■ tn their primative Ton«
biKiiu 4M,
arrived at their decision la ever) earn a 1 lying,
,md nt the meantime poaittona or no. The deep ledges
d* ninti«n of the following Cotintv War­
ALWAYS ON HAND.
instance they have declined to en­ they will have - tn
— All kin.ii* of —
rants. pr t,
<1 to No. 2U. July tj ]«,
Hot and Cold Baths.
■ lie
.-»* supplied with alone tannin, n -rth cast and soutli-
dorse "the pauper pension bill.' food. If nothing
Namberw 2, 5 's
•* 7,
- ~
- - 112,
<- 1 l.i, --
1
8,
0,
J
’
,
I'Kl
!
-
M*
>)»!'.!{
\Ti!,
Hiid
SaP.ii,
t„.n
ia d<
Meat Delivered any place in To*«
west arc to lx* d.cjx-ndc.l upon,
MASONRY WORK
13. 11. 17. 2H
ami liavi announced their stipjs>rt nvgr.x-sduritfa the next I
G-.iar,intv**.l.
albs >):h<*r< arc mere s';.!* and po, kets
InU-rvxi tm tiw same will c < mm * from
■ 4 the service pcn Em ’»ill
M*
x
free of charge .
SfEKrr,
Ibex will st 1
Ifak.rv
this date
til Itiou
J w. H oward .
Trv i- urrr.
a Siw ?[ tie milt r.rrwue Silicio
BEIILDB MRSERI!
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
100.000 frees io Seek,
STAPLE
GEO. W. RIDDLE,
TREES!
G RAND BA L L
FREES'
TREES!
Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries,
Flour, Grain, and Feed Sfere,
Goods!!
Ä
]-:
I-warc,
I
md Tin-ware.
I n
Plows,
ACME HARROWS. VICTOR WIND
NI
r. i.s
1‘IWLE’S HUT llIRkET.
New Barber Shop!
City Market
V
tvt4% ■>
, A •
1 Iv recen 'I
in >’ piv
i
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