Rogue River courier., September 02, 1887, Image 1

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Kat<*s.
LINES OF TRAVEE
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PASS,
CAMPBELL à TUFF
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Mi
FINEST
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VER
1 icturesque
I ) AILROAD
k oute
IVANGES
225 MILES SHORTER’
DAILY PASSENGEi: TRAINS
! (Except Sundays
/.env.
Y squilla »> :5',l a in Alliany 1 15 p in
Corvallia 10:42 a ni
Corvalli» I :5S p IU
„IrriV«.
.lrr**e.
Albany 11:15am
Yoqnina 5:4 > p m
O. A
traina connect at Albany and
Corvalli«.
Fares between < orxaUls
Albauy
aio! San Franc!seo :
Hail aii«l ('.linn
♦ 14 00.
Kail and Stccr.txe
00.
WM M. HOAG,
<¡onerai Manager.
CHAH • uggir .
A. G. F. 0. I’. A-’i iil, Corvalli-.
Oregon Development Company.
First-Clans Steamship I.inc bet« •■■n
YaQuina and San Francisco,
< ■■nii'.'i ting at Yaqiiina with the trains ■
the Oreg,m Pacific ltailma I Company
Emm Sun f-'iuuf'ix
STORE
ROOM
OREGON.
SOUTHERN
IN
>---
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
20 HOURS LESS TIME
Accomtnodat »ns Unsurpassed lor Com­ DRY
fort an<l Safety !—Fan's ami Freight»
via, Y’ai|<iina ami tlie Oregon De-
velopuient Co 's Steamships
Mi l i< I.»» than by any
I oilier mute lietwi'en
all points >11 the
Willaaitlf Valley and San Francisco ’!
of 11 IVINU THE
CIS NOW HOIST
7?
REGON! A AC IF IC
nly P opular
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On their Cheap Count ts in ill «ucli lines as
GOODS,
DRESS
GOODS.
HATS
AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
GROCERIES.
PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY,
TOBACCOS,
CIGARS, ETC.
All our goods are entirely new and will I m > exchanged for cash
CAMPBELL it TUFFS,
Grant’« Pass. Josephine County, Oregon
Store
and
New Loot s
G rant ’ s P ass , O regon
C .» i ; m : i : M ain it F uoxt S ts ,
Having opened a Family Grocery, I hereby announce to the public that
EL REKA II1 GH SCHOOL
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Oregon «St California UP. R.
AMI < OXNEI TIONS.
1 am NJtisffed that this remedv saved my
life. —J no. Webster, Pawtucket, R. 1.
I contracted a severe cold, whieh
suddenly developed into Pneumonia,
presenting dangerous an»! obattnato
bymptoms. Mv pliysieian ordered the
use of Ayer’s Cnerry Pectoral. Ills in-
striu u.-n- u r< ft llow< -l. and the result
was a rapid and permanent cure. —
If. E. Stitnpson, Rogers Prairie, Tex.
Two \ ears ago T suffered from n severe
Cold, which Fettled on my Lungs. I con­
sulted \arioe.s physh ians, an<! took the
medicines they prescribed, hut received
only tempi n ary relief. A irit nd induced
me to try Acer’s Cherry Pectoral. After
taking two bottles of this medicine I was
cured. Hine« then I have gixen Hie Pec­
toral to my children, and consider it
The Best Remedy
I have a new and well selected stock of
Willamette Valiev, Saturday
July
Eastern Oregon, Tliursdav
Aug.
Willamette Valiev, Tnesda»
GKOCLRIi-iS, CONTE! TIONLRIliS AND TABLE WARE,
Eastern Oregon, Sr.ivln
5 a.i iina City, Saturday
Fought since the Sweeping Rmluction in freights, from the East, and
Will on -tt • Valley, Thursday
iiKtrked down at Bottom Privi s. I also s< 11 the
Eastern Oregon, Tuesday
/•‘.-■i.a J’fl.yiiiinl.-
CELEBRATED DAVIS VERTICAL SEWING MACHINE,
AVillamette Valiev Fridav
Aug. 5.
Enstoin Oregon, Wednesday
1 ».
Willamette Valley. Tues-lay
“ 1H. which has no equal in caw- of management and great range of work
Eastern Oregon. Sunday
•' -.1.
My object is to make it to the ii.' r> -t of those Laving cash or pro­
A’aquina Citv, Saturday
17.
Will-miette Valle.’. Thursd iv Sept. I. duce. to trade with me.
Eastern Oregon, Wednesday
i.
.1. Nl. < ’1 III.I'.S,
The Company reservee the right to
«•liatige steam» rs or sailing dates.
S II TOBY, Gen. F. »5 I’. Agent
2 1 Monti; » ii.-r» St.. San I rancisi-o. Cal.
’4ltt
(»!■ THOROUGH AND PR ACTICAL INSTRUCTION,
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
tious of the Throat, Bronchiui Tubes,
and Lung». Therefore, the importance
of early uml eiTvvtivo treatment cannot
be overeaiiinate<l. Ayer’a t’herrjr Pec­
toral may always l»e relied upon for the
apeedjr «.uro of a Cold or Cough.
La»t January I was attacked with n
s ttre told, whieh, bv uegleet ait<l fre­
quent e.xpoisun s, became Morav. rin.-iliv
settling t n my lungs. A terrible ci»ngii
> hjd followed, aci’oiupanietl b\ paftnsln
the ehv>t, from which 1 suffered intense­
ly. After trying various renietiies, with­
out obtaining relief, I commenced taking
Ayer’s Cherry l ectoral, aud was
Speedily Cured.
CLOTHING,
or farm produce.
A Common Cold
Is oilt n the b?£iuuing of serious »tTeo-
for Colds. Coughs, and all Throat and
Lung diseases, ever used in my family.
— Robert Vanderpool, Meadville, i‘a.
S<* ne time ago I took a slight Cold,
which, beiug neglected, crew worse, and
settled on my Lumrs. I had a hacking
rough, and was very weak. Tin so who
knew me best considered tny life to lie
in git .it danger. I continued to suffer
until 1 ( >mmenced using Ayer’s Cherry
Pr. feral. 1.« o than one bottle of this
valuable inedit ine cured me, and I
feel that 1 owe the preservation of my
life to it* urative Dowers. Mrs Auu
Lockwood \kron. New York.
Ayer's (’hrrrv Pectoral is considered,
here, the on» gieat remedy for ail diseases
of the throat and lungs, and is more
in demand than any other medicine of its
class — J F. Rolierta, Magnolia. Ark ft
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
!’i< pared by Dr I (’ Ajar v Co., Low, ii, M mfs .
bdd by all Druvgi-t« Pries $1, eix bottles, $3.
1
As wc .'•hall, about the
First of September, move
t<> onr new and commodi­
ous -tore, we desire to dose
out all
I
Near V. ildcrvillc, Jos« phine C mutv, < Ircgon,
Will com nitnce its
SEASONABLE G oods
Third Session, 0 ctober 17th, 1887,
And continue Pive Months.
1
THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE.
Our removal sale wilTlx'
KATES ( >!•' li ITH >N:
< I oa ,‘ Connections made at Ashland
a
BONANZA for those in
Ten Weeks,
$5 OO.
n¡th the stages of the ( alitornia, Oreg'in Primary Branches, per Session of
6
oo.
scardi
of
Intermediate
“
“
“
“
A 1 laho Stage Company.
$7 OO to $9 < X ).
Higher Branches, from
Only 20 Miles of Staging.
Board, including room, lights. \c., ¡ ht week, payable in advance, $2 50.
5°-
T'im • l»etweeii Grants Pa«« and San I'ran- Incidentals, pavable in advance,
lisco, 27 hours.
Samples sent on applica­
Strict Discipline will be maintain cl. Special inducements offered to
tion
an ! orders promptly
< ii.iFoirxi i i.xi'Ki.ss Tauss
those preparing to Teach. No pai :ts or expense will lie spared to
filled.
Frolli Ma» t, lss".
Notili, make the School equal to any in Southern Oregon, in point of
South.
4 :00 ¡i in l.v, Portland Ar. 14:4'ani
Thoroughness and Practical Work.
1.. 4 » a ni “ < traili* Posa I.v. 7 :1 » |> ni
“ 5:4’1 “
s :if') a ni Ar. millanti
Voting men will be
C '“Stoi k or Good Produce taken in part pay
FnllEii BulTett Sleejfn
given an opportunity to work out a ¡»art of the expenses. IM
ISC Tirsi St., Portland, Or.
Daily lietwoen Portland and tshland.
Patronage Solicited.
TheO. AC. 1!. I(. l'en» makes < ■■li­
ne lion witli all thè Regalar Traina on th<
* " ' Á y
JOI I N II. I\’< >1 ’»!
FastiSiile 1 >iv ision. troni fuot ol F Street
Principal.
7-29eow4tn]
W ewt K iiii Divtsiox.
BETWEEN 1-ORTI.\M>A< oRVAI.I.IS
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
Notice for Publication.
M ail Tu »ix»< D iiiv (rr< u t m xi » av .)
PRAC TICAL
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Lisi»
amp O ffice
ffice ,
i
7:30 m tn l.v. I’orthiml Ir. ii :15|>m
K o - eih kg . Or., Au#. 15, lss7.i
12:25 p m Ar. (‘orvalli*. l.v. I :.'M> “
Notice i» I'endiy given that the follow­
«CUTÍA
>:xrKKKM m uns mu.v ( i \< iitmm » m
ing named Mettler has filed notice of her
intention
to
make
final
proofin
mu
pi
»01
1
of
4 :.’E) |» m l.v.
I*i»rtl.in<l
\r '.» :'»• a in
her claim, and that w;iid proof will h *
• 109 •• Ar McMiaville L, 5 E- ”
made l»eiore the Judee or Clerk of Hie
At Albanyan.i Con-»llii< < <>iiiie< t with County Court of Josephine < ounty. Ore-
train» -»( <Iregon and Fa- ifie ruiîr-M-l.
gon, at (¡rants PawM. on I ridav, Sept.
JOtli, 1KS7, viz: Sarah A I>e;<n, widow of
R. KOEHLER,
E. F. ÜOGERS.
.Manager.
<» F. A l’a»«* ,Agt. M. S, lifHii, deceased. I!om»**tead entrv
No. 3M50 for the X E *| ol S W '4 X b.
S E *4 am! S E ’. of X E ’4 See s Tp
(»RANTS PAS'
OREGON.
Mho.l I ISE«»I !*.
S It 6 WeM. w M
She name« the following uitncwcM
\ !l wat h V. « rk warrante*'! i«r one year
pr >\e h»»r uontinuoiiM r-’*i lence *i|M»n,
J. WIMER & SON.
and cultivation of, mud I land, vij Orr
WitcKs, Jtweirr ?ni gjecficla ci ill Kinds
D>rown ami I . <» Burns of Wilderville,
KEPT ON HAM».
Have the lauréat stero in Josephine (i, W. IxwiH am! ¡1. Wet herby, of Mur­
phy, all of Je«e| bine Cmi ’y. Oregon.
—
Tlicv
are
the
—
county, which is rt<5x32 feet, and two
• Jil l* iV. J oiinmtom ,
N umi al Instrument* Repaired,
Kegi liter.
s-K»a’,t
BEST A N D C H E A PEST IN T H E
st.»rie«, filled with
|0-17tf
[S2-6m
.MARKET.
Notice For Publication.
DRY GOODS.
i
I
L. GRAY
IlllklUilllU HECHT'S
J I
Boots and Shoes,
I' . S. J.1SI» < >» »I* E,
JL»-i iu r <;, Or . Aug. 15, IMST.i
Notice is lien’hy given that the ftdlow-
WE BUY FOR CASH.
ing named settler has tile«! notice of hi««
in;
and hell for cash . intention to make filial ¡<r»»of in support of
bis claim, and that sai«l pn»>f will I*
made Isdore the Jii'lge «»r ( lerk <»f the
Bin Rnnt Weint lid Mtisnre.
(’(Minty ( otirt of Josephine Conntv, Ore­
gon, at <:rants Pa--. Oregon. >.iturd iv,
Septend'.-r 21th. 1**7, viz. Millon R« v-
nolds, Homestead entry No. 4231, for the
TRAVELERS,' MINERS' AND >
of X E
an«! N '*» of S E *4 See 32
Tp 35, K K ♦» oe-t. \\ .M
He names the following witnesses to
FARMERS- SUPPLIES.
pr«.»ve his continuous re*i«letice upon, an«!
f*ultiVHi.««n *jf, sai«l land, lix: Jas Agee.
Jesaae Mash, ll bnaii 1%’t-r-. .1 Y. Hu-
We keep everything needed by the sey, all (»f «¡rant« Dass, .)«>•<• -phine I '(»»in­
ly, Oreg«»n.
C has W. J oiiv * r «v,
people.
Register.
a - p . i »a;
< HEAP FOR < ASH <>R PRODUCE
’ r. .. .
Waldo.
....
Onvn.
SING LEE
non nil: «r»»T
Washing, Ironing and Fluting.
All kind» of plain and (an- y wnrk d<>i
SATL-FACTKiN GUARANTEED
Will ateotakecnntracto f-t »'»i h<q-p
clearing, et» .
H'a«h-lioil«e Ml G,l - r- . r-’’►.
I
M. KI' k Fl.Mill fc<i.
I EK F »LII .
M. I. <’.«IIS.
J. hahthkim .
CAHN.NICKELSBURGàCO.
Maimf■»‘•tuter* me! I iii | h »rterrt
tools ;ui<l Shoes,
129 h 131 Sinici? St. Se: Hutiici. Cal..
Factory, 115 A D7 II.»»»•• ~'r-1
I’ A T EN T S
Obtai’i -I, ai d ali !’.'. I I,XT I«fr|t-
to i»r<»ui|4ly mh «! for M»wluraf<* freM
( ' «
1
I’
< MI k »’. Hti«l V«’can ob: tin I’atiTitR in !'•*■•
tini*' than tlio** r» in<»tc fr*»in Wa-liintftoii.
Sen ! M«»»!«•! rr !*r.:*ing W p adv!«*•• a»*
to | .it* nt.'Ulity fr«’<*
; hid ! ui -
inaK«* no ubar)»'1.• m.L *■*
ia Ri-un*'!.
\Yi refer, Iwre, i 'the I’«»*!master, the
>ii»|*Tinlcii i’»J «4 Money Order IHv., and
tooth« in!* ni th«- I >. Datent Offire. |-’<>r
ein *11 »r, adv ieu. tenna attd reft renueA to
j ’tua! • e*' ,n V'tir un Mat«- «.r ('«airi*
C A. SNOW A CO..
O| j • • •• Datent < Mb e, i-hin^’t'in, |>.
rb|f|
FOR SALE.
White Sulphur Spiioji Hotel.
íWert l>»-|«*». or R.iir .vl Tra. k.
«1
ASHLAND, OREGON.
.GANIARD,
-
Proprietor.
My
at« I ’
river.
NO. 23.
Grant's I' x « h , so named after General
Grant, is a county Heat o'litrallv lorate<l
in Smthern Gregnn. It in a prugmsive
rai’nxvi town of ltlOO inhabitants, aoti in
the main Hut'ply point for a lunce portion
of country <le\ote<i to mining, luinl>ering
a;ri. ultor»- and iruit-raising. (,'liinate iin-
excvlhsi
The Col aim Iieing the only pu|er pul>
1'nhed in Josephine county, with a-good
cm illation in Jackson county, enable« it
to la-one of the lawt advertising niediiiiiis
i'l Southern Oregon. For rates, addiv-M
I'll»’ Coi hi » a. Grant'« l‘a«s, t«n*gon.
HIE EAST.
of more cattle than it has waler to
STATE AND COAST
supply, and they are dying bv
A fire in Sacramento’s Chinatown
thousands. One of the employes
The Indain Trouble«.
of
the
syndicate
told
this
gentleman
last
Monday morniug, destroyed
Denver, Col.. Aug. 24. —Gov.
Adams to-day telegraphed Secretary that losses for the previous twenty- #3o.uix> worth of property.
Lamar asking him to instruct Gen. two days would average 5<x> luad
A very sharp shock of earth­
Crook to scud troops into Garfield per day.
quake was felt at San Diego on the
The Political Situation.
ami Routt counti's for the purpose
morning of the 24th at 5:30, it tast­
S. vr vTix'.A, Aug. 24 -Unless the ed several seconds.
of driving Colorow and his band of
renegade I tes back to the reset va- talk of political kadvis here is more
Two cases of smallpox have been
misleading than it usually is, the
tion and keep them there
discovered in San Francisco. The
United
l.alxir
movement
lias
already
The pronii"encc given to Chi-
\ ictims are a <> year-old boy, and
pcta in the accounts of the Indain had the result of bringing about an a man named F. Doogliic.
troubles in Colorado will make in understanding between Governor
A California court has decided
tcre sting a sketch of her career Hill and Secretary Whitney, La
She has more than once vi-ited moot ami others representing Presi­ that when a man is taken ill at a
Washington in company with her dent Cleveland, whereby there will hotel no extra charge can 1« made
late husband. Ouray . head chief of be ¡Kifected an alliance, offensive for serving his meals in his room.
the confederated bands ot I tvs, ami and defensive, that will last at least
The City Guard burnt of San
while there, was made much of on until after election. Neither the Diego has raised a sul»scription of
account of her intelligence and her President nor Hill can afford to $5,000, and will go on a tour of
endeavors to assist her husband in have their party beaten in this State the Eastern states to advertise that
his efforts to check the turbulent this fall. Cleveland ami Hill are 1 town.
portion of the Utes and keep at each on intimate terms with the
A project is on foot to have light­
peace with the whites This was ¡xrson who would like to get the
particularly the case at the time of Democratic nomination next year. ning trains run between San Jose
and San Francisco. This would
Anti-Blaine Combination.
the outbreak in 1879, when it was
onlv through the commanding in
C hicago , Aug. 22.—It was stat make San Jose practically a suburb
fluence of Uurav that the whole cd here to-day that a sy ndicate com­ i of San Francisco.
Ute tribe was prevented from join­ posed of Ex Senator Conkling. Ex-
There is at present a force of 177
ing the hostile band of White Riv­ Postmaster-General Hatton, Gen persons employed at the mint in San
er Utes.
eral Dodge of the Santa Fe road, Francisco including thirty-four sa­
Ouray was a great chief in every and George Bliss. The cajiital has men.
The monthly
pay loli
sense of the word. In his younger been formed for the ¡»nr,wise of, amounted to $ 15,00c».
day:’, he had l»ecn a celebrated war founding an anti Blaine news]»apcr
A Kansas colony of about___
IOO
chief ami had led the Utes in many in New York. An effort has been
families exjxx't to emigrate noon to
a battle with their hetidatary ene­ made to secure the "Star," a morn­
California. They have l>een cor­
mies. the Sioux ami Arapahoes. ing pajxr of which Ex Governor
responding with the Secretary of
He was of a high order of intelli­ Dorsheimer is editor, with the idea
the Immigration Association, with
gence and had great determination of having it reorganized on nn in­
a view of finding a suitable location.
He brooked no interference with dependent republican basis, with
The Oregon Developeiuent steam­
what he thought best for hi:; people. Hatton as editorial chief.
The
His word was law among his own new organ is not only to lie used ers took on railroad iron last week
immediate band and had great against Blaine, but is to take the to be used in extending the com­
weight with the other bands of the lead in bringing out for the presi­ pany's railroad into Eastern Oregon,
confederation.
Thrown much in dency Rolxrt Lincoln of Illinois. ; and which according to rumor will
contact with the whites, in a mens The idea of the combination is that eventually Ixeotue a trans-continen­
lire he adojited their customs. Af­ Lincoln's nomination would not tal line.
ter the death of his first wife lie took only terminate the quarrel between
The Sail Gabriel Valley Rail­
Chiixta to fill the place and was all factions, but would bring the road's storage house near Los An­
■ married to her by the rites of the mugwumps back into the fold.
geles was burned on the 25th ult.
Catholic Church, lie lived in n
American P-rty Necessary.
Loss $j,ooo, but fully insured. A
house and engaged in stock -raising.
N ew Y ork , Aug. 25. An old gang of bridge carpenters who were
A son of Ins first wife, his only
time Knowtiolhing, who was prom­ sleeping in the place baiely escap­
child, was captued with a portion
inent in the Bell and Everitt cam­ ed with their lives.
of his band, while on a buffalo hunt
paign, said to-day concerning the
An attempt was made to destroy
by a band of Arapahoes. The boy
new American ¡»arty just Ixmi in the city ot Santa Cruz., Cal., by fire
was spared by his captors, ami grew
Philadelphia: "These folks are last week to effect a jail delivery.
up to manhood and liecntne one of
making a common mistake in try­ A prisoner 111 one of the cells set a
their chiefs. He was young at the
ing to do t<x» much. There are mattress on fire and in rhe excite­
time and was supposed toll ave been
many good things in the platform, ment that ensued all the cells were
killed. When Ouray found, some
years .1 ft»”, wards, that It-, wa- living, but some things had lietter lx left opened and a number of prisoners
out as there are other pirties that escaped, but were recaptured short­
lie made every effort toreg.iin him,
already have charge of them. For ly after the fire was extinguished.
but the boy had forgotten all about
instance, intcmj>erence, polygamy
his early d ivs, and had become so
A rich nugget of gold has been
and the troubles lietween capital
thoroughly an Arapahoe that he
and labor. If they would stick to placed on exhibition at Los Ange
refused to return, though to his
purely distinctive American princi­ les by prospectors who made a big
father’« entreatie« were added the
ples, as distinguished from offensive strike in the San Jacinto mountains
solicitation of the Indain agents.
foreignism, I believe their appeal ninety miles cast ol Los Angeles,
Ouray left all his pto|xity, which
everal days ago. They have al­
to the country would meet such re
was considerable, in horses and cat
spouse as would bring the old par­ ready sunk a shaft forty feet and
tie, to Cliijxta and it may lie that
ties to their senses. As it is, they have struck a ledge averaging $70
cow boys have interfered with her
are cutting t<x» wide a swath’and ¡»er toil. (Jm sample ol ore brought
range and stock. It is not very
are
impairing their strength. There in assayed $2000.
probable thalshe was with Colorow's
is necessity for an American party
'l'lie .Southern Pacific has decided
band at the time of the collision
in the United States every twenty to construct, as soon as working
lietween him and theshcrift sjiossc,
five-years to bring back the people f >rce is obtainable, a large railroad
as she, in common with her late to their first principles.
britlgc across the Carquinez Straits,
husband, was bitterly antagonistic
which sc,»erates Benicia from Port
Another
Railway
Horror
to his dev iltrv. The bond to which
Costa. It is probable that a double
D
ewek
.
Col.,
Aug.
25
—
An
ac
­
■he ami lier Immediate ri'. itive 1
draw in the bridge will l»e made, to
hclong is on a I te reservation ami cident ixx’urred to the east-bound
allow the passage to Port Costa of
not at all disposed to lx* trouble I’nioit Pacific express at Sami creek
t ill misted sh»pt> ofthe wheat trade.
bridge,
ten
miles
east
of
here,
nt
12
some.
o'cltxk last night, resulting in the This bodge will do away with the
The Ci»tte Gardea Scheme.
death of engineer Masterson, and large tern Ixeit Solano, well known
N ew Y ork . Aug 24. Some in the serious wounding of two or to all travelers.
teresting testimony was taken to­
threetrain men. The Union Pacific
The Southern Pacific Company,
day by David O’Key, of the Treas and the Burlington bridges crosi
in deference to the suggestion «»i
ury De,»arlmcnt. concerning the
Sand creek almost parallel ami with­ the St.it.' Railroad Commi.->sioncrs.
management of Castle (.arden im­
in .1 few feet of each other, and when ha- deci<lcd to reduce the four ixnt
migration. Charles F Hamilton,
the engineer of the Union Pacific ¡>.r mile rate t<> three cents, the five
a newspaper reporter, testified that
train, which leaves here about thir­ cent rate to four and the six cent
immigrants at Castle Garden are
ty minutes ahead of the Burlington rate to five 011 all lines controlk»!
not 1* imilted to leave nor to l»e seen
train, was within a few feet of by the Central or Southern iMcIfic.
by their friends until their money
the bridge he was horrified to see This will reduce the rates from San
has lieen changed and they have
that a Ibxxl in the early ¡»art of the Frail* i«co to U»- Angles from $21.
bought railroad tickets, it going evening had washed away the mid 70 at present to $15. The rates
West. All provisions must lx pur die section. The fireman jnni|»e<l $7 '«j to $5 00. It is expected the
chased at a bread stand which is
into the stream where he stuck and reduction will take pV'O-' <"• Sep-
owned by George IF Mcntz.or, who and was taken out half an hour
temlx-r 1st.
¡»ays $6,orx> a year f<*r it
Sixteen later hi an unconscious condition,
Rich Strik}.
. ent ■ 1 - ■ barged i<-t a
11 1,1 1'' ami may die
Engineer Mftxtemou
bread that can lx bought anywhere grablied the lev« 1 and reverse«! the
Sonic excitement was created in
else for ten or twelve cents. Ten ;
engine just as it plunged into the tow n on Moitda« of this week, w hen
cents is charged for white bread water with the baggage car on to,». Janies Slinkanl. who has lieen pro
that can lx- Isnight elsewhere tor His Ixxly was bttried in the sand pecting <>n Myrtle creek for a shoe
eight cents. At the bottom of tach
ami has not yet lieen recovered. time, brought in a nugget of purr
bill of tare is a note saying that . The engine wa. completely sub gold weighing four pounds. For
prices arc regulated by the Cotnmis
merged in the sand. Baggageman twenty five or thirty years mining
sioners, and recommending immi
Breeillove was badly injured by fall has lx-cn carried on on this creek
grants to patronite that stand, .is
ing tilinks. An old German wo­ with varied stuvess. a large amount
food can I m - obtained there cheajier man living near heart! the cries of of gold having lx-cn taken out in
than anywhere else. The changing
the frightened people, rushed out earlv times but <>t late years the
of monev is entirely in the hands of
with a lantern ami stopped the ap­ l.xality h lx-cn abamlonvl except
Schilly & Smith, who ¡»ay a large proaching express on the Burling bv an occasional prospector.
A
sum |»er year for the privilege. Bro ton roatl within a few feet of the lew years ago it was no uncommon
kers arc requested to give a slip bridge, ¡»robably saving other lives, thing tor tlie miners to pick up a
with every change of money, show as th«- bridge ot this rood was also fiftv or a hundred dollar chunk, but
thev wete getting t«x> scarce for
ing how much they charge.
1 he in a dangerous condition.
immigrant never knows enough to
profit, hence the alxiiidoiiment of
ascertain whether he has lx-cn sub
A voting woman of Denver was the «rreek. This piece that Mr.
jecte<l to extortion or not. Immi married not long ago to a soldier Stinkard ¡»ickcd tip has the ap-
grants are obliged to patronize cet stationc'l at Fort Union, N. M ¡»earatice of otliers that we have
tain favored railroad lines, and to After the marriage he returned to seen that came front the same lo­
pay a high price for excessive bag his ,x»st am! she resumed her duties cality. smooth, as if it had Ittren
gage The immigrant ha* no choice as a domestic in a I knver family. waslic'!. there l»cii g no r.iugh cor
whatever as to ill* rood over which A few nights ago she, while sitting Her- There is nn lo»«H» «»■•♦
lie is r->ini*
H- *’«-•
I.. U.c kiwiicn, wa.» startle«! by sev­ are rich deposits of gobi in the vi­
an immigrant’s baggage to Chica er:»! distinct rap upoi» t’»«. au«»»«>»*. cinity 01 Myrtle cre-ek as the»«.'
go is overcharged. It is sent In fxxiking up *he saw the fact *»t. her large pieces have not drifted there
freight and coats >5.'». uh'le «« Kht hii'baml peering at her. Running alone nor for any great distance.
¡»er car load only costs $75
to the d«x>r. « jxning it, and calling, This strike will Het ¡xrople to pro«
she found 110 one <>n the outside; peering, and may cn ate a milling
C»tt e Dying in Te»»s.
C oeopadg T ex ., August 24 -» A and then «he fainted. The sequel Ixxmt. There is a great ¡»art of
gentleman just in from the I pj« is that she lias receivod a telegram Del Nor c county teat has never
aiihandle nays that reimrt» of he Hating that her husimnd had dte«l lx-cn pr<, spectcd, and this !in<l may
r cattle bv the Capital syndicate at Union jnsl about the hour when result m the »level-ipnt.-nt of rich
mines anil tlv inltxof a thnnr; of
the least lieen exagger «he saw lua fact* at tlv
people
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