PUcer Notes
previous history of the case and stating
Mr. Willtains is making extensive im
the reasons for the stand the waler
Ihtbitehed Every Thursday,
provements on hit ranch.
com|»any had taken lie stated that
We are looking for one sr more wed
tbe company desired no litigation ; that
dings in unr burg this spring.
it was not profitable They did not
K. Grevn and J J. Fux. ui.dra lour
raoi-kixTok.
Mr. Walker and family have gone to
want to be held up nor to hold up the
oí th* G.ltcv and Grave creek diatrn ta Grants Pass to reside during the sum
batbs or ataacat i * tiun :
city, but had deemed it necessary to
ia-l week exviniaing plater pre-pertiee. mer.
One Year, in edvame,
•
•
1125 lake the position they did in order to
They found a number of pleasing prop««
Mr. Burton and partner are raising
Six Months,
•
•
-
protect their rights, ile was anxious
»Uiou., and will probably invest Tory stock. They have a good stock ranch
Three Months,
•
-35 that the sewer abumu go through. The
are now looking over other |K>r ions ol They have little interest in our school,
Single Copies, •
•
-
-
.06
L mm I i being bachelors.
SILK WAISTS.
the mon ty.
Ad verusing rates on application. Copy town needs it Thu company having
We have two stores in our town and
for change or‘ad’must l>e handed in before won tbe light in tbe courts and the
11. H McCarthy of Fortland, ar»«in- our in -bool is wen attended. L. N.
Tuesday noon, otherwise setting ot the principle being satisfied, they were now
Biownmg
is our milk peddler and fur-
her ol tbe mine »miera club and trim
matter will be charged for at the rate uf £>c
per running inch, single column. Altera ready to concede a great deal in order
ing exchange ia vitiliog Josephine coun niaitee us with good mils.
tions and additions to copy will be charged to establish harmony and resumption
As we iiave no correspondent f°r your
ty and looking over ila mineral field. valuable
or at tbe rate of 10c per running in« h, sin
paper from this neck of the
of progress.
gle column.
Ilia expre.aed opinion ia that aoalbert. woods, I thought it would be well to be
SECTIONS,
Tbe | ru posit ion under consideration
Oregon is the beet mining eeetioii in tbe represented as occupying a p'ace in Jose
Entered al the post ottue at Grants Pa-«, was the last one made by the city to the
Oregon, as aevend-ela»» mad mailer.
alate, though capital ia greatly need -d phine county.
SMOKERS,
company. Under its provisions, tbe
to develop our many promising pros ^The roads from here to Leland are in
company
were
to
construct
the
sewer
a
very
bad
condition
as
so
much
team
T hursday , Afin. 19, «900.
pecta.
COMB FOUNDATION
ing ia done We are having frequent!
(rum its present terminus to a point
E.
E.
Meredith
returned
Friday
to
•bowers
which
keep
up
the
water
for
the
We are informed that boboa have been i below the power bouse, defray the costs
hit mine on the Illinois river afier a miners, but are not good for those who
building fires in box cars near the ware of the suit and pay tbe city |150 lor tbe
viait to Portland. Ilia property a ill want to put in gardens.
•trip
oc
land.
bousea. An expensive fire will yet add
There are several goo*! ledges being |
has a Rood supply o( water and will con
W. E. DEAN, & CO.. Propr.
Mr. Moody called the attrution of the
opened in this district. Paul Scharing-
to the tramp luxury which we maintain.
tinue running for several weeks. They son is working with an arastra, grinding
They should be caught ami ma*lo to council to a former proposition made to
bare reoMlly cut into an old river his rock, which gives good returns, j
work. If thio course were followed, they the company, in which tbe city agreed
channel that is proving rich, A partial I be ledge is of good size with plenty of
to
pay
|I75
toward
tbe
sewer
extension,
would soon shun this town as a plague
free gold m sight There are a number '
cleanup ba, been made every two weeks, of
which could not t«e formally presented
goxi prop*Mitiom> near here which the |
• pOt.
with
very
gratifying
results.
owners have not had means to thorough
because the mayor would not rail the
None of hie predecessors have made a council together. The mayor interjected
ly
develop.
O. R. Major returned on Thur.day
l.t*land Sitiiiiga.
Sunday School Improvement.
more creditable record as county clerk a word or two at this point, saying that
Mr. Hampton ha- had a good long run
from a visit to the gold dredge Josephine
Wfj
learn
that.
John
Mackin
’
s
health
is
Meetings for Sunday School improve
than Roy Bartlett. The records have Mr. Moody was die only mau who had
■ quite poor and think a change would do near Waldo. The dredge is now in full and has piped off a large amount ol
AT JEWELL'S OLD SIANO
ground. He will clean more bedrock
been kepi in a thoroughly buainear like asked him to cab a. a ’.»«ling at that ment will tie held in the Baptist chinch him good.
operation, and as it is capable of hand this winter th n ever liefore, which
under
the
direction
oí
Rev.
Jame«
Ed
There is quite a demand here for milk bag an immense amount of ground of means pien’y of gold. He has a goo<i
manner, and he has always shown him time. Mr. Moody replied that tie had
self ready to go further in the matter ol tbe mayor's word that a meeting would mands of the American Baptist Publica cows, but they seem to be s<-arce in this known excellent quality, the remit» are crew of men who are all well ?aiiefied
neck of tiie woods.
with the boarding house, as they have a
acc-ommixlalion than his ¡xrsition really not be called unless every member of tion 8oci t -, on Satnidsv and Sunday as
The roads are in very bad condition, certain. The machine ha» been greatly most efficient cook and the sleeping
requires.
hampered
in
the
paet
by
breakages
in
an so much hauling is being done both
apart men’s are very comfortable.
tbe council petitionud to that effect,
SATURDAY.
up and down the creek.
the machinery. Mr. Major has been
M in XX.
The much talked about Puerto Rico and that three of them refused. At 10:00 A. M. Bible study.
There is quit« an inclination in thia examining the plant lor the Canadian
Principles of lesson prépar
bill has passed through congress and this point, we feared a controversy be 10:45 M
A Democratic View.
vicinity to join the Mac'-aheek. A Oa capitalists who have interests in the
Is now on; all Nature has taken on a fresher and brighter ap
ai ion.
unless the president vetoes it, which io tween Moody and the mayor w hich might
E ditob C oi kikh :—
borne is doirg th« recruiting for the property.
Bible study.
nut expec ted, it will become a law. The fright away the angel of j*eave from the 2:00 P. M
pearance and is setting us an example.
We should renovate
. order.
B
we the demo racy ef Josephine
11. C. Berry came over last week from
Open parliament.
2:4ó "
bill aeema to be rather generally in council rooms, but the cloud passed.
We have had rather wet weather ¡or
county have no paper to espouse our I
the house, brighten it up here and there with a little paint,
Moody then eUtird tbe water com 4:00 "
Primary class teaching il . tiie pa«t few days; too wet for the farm th- Illinois A Jorephme Gravel Mining cause, will you allow me space fot a few
disfavor and its passage as a republican
and beautify the walls with
• rw, but it held up the water for tiie company's property on Josephine creek.
- lust rated
measure ia expected by many to have pany's ultimatum. They would reopen
mi ne», which w ill continue fur some time They are running only lightly now, by thoughts which fine to my mind at
(pieet ion box
some momentous effect on the coming the case, dismiss the suit, defray all
this time? Tiie •’Obterver” uncon
' yet.
reservoir beads, on account ol the
Praise and promise.
elections. The bill, in itself, is of Ur costs and construct tbe sewer extension, 7 an
Mrs. Allie McInnis, we learn, is hav diuiiniahing water supply. The pijie sciously exposes to view the vacillating
Address.
lees importance I lias its political the cit) to deed them the lsnd. Beyond 8 on
Which is a mo st durable, sanitary, economical and beautiful
ing a ba<i time with tier arm since being
Mr. McKinley when it speaks of “the
MUNDAY.
opponents claim. It provides lor a to this, the company utterly refused to go
vai rinated it is sweljed badly ar.d is itself ia fille-1 from a eelf diecharging same old Bryanisni.” It says “Bryan-
wall coating. All tints in stock.
very ps’iiful, but at last reports she was reservoir. As hydraulic minéis under
Usual services in the morning.
per cent tariff on Puerto Rico imports. Moody said in effect, that the company
| iain in 11« X) means just what it meant in
If your house needs painting, or if you are building do uot
stand, a pipe, especially if the pressnre
Til io does not mean, as some probably were conceding everything and did not 3 00 P. M. Address—“The De* ninnai I better.
1896.” .Speaking of tbe Nebraska dem
Mr.
Cox
is
getting
along
nicely
with
fail
to
give rue a call.
My stock of Paints and Oils is com
is
heavy,
must
be
filled
gradually.
If
propose
to
be
fleeced
of
|loD
more.
FUeuent.
”
think, 15 percent of the total worth ol
i his wood contract on Chapin & Moss’ the full volume of waler is turned on ocratic platform it adds “It established
Dunbar suggested that the procuri ng 4:00 “
Vesper service.
those imports, but 15 per cent of the
plete.
' ranch. W. P. Miller is the boss wood
beyond ull doubt or question the fact
B. Y. P. U.
cutter when it comes to counting cords suddenly, the air in the pipe is violently that Mr. Bryan stands this year
former tariff. In other words, the lari ff of any necessary right of way by the 0:30 ••
he
coni pressed and disastrous results may
Address— “The Religious I of wood.
has been reduced 85 percent. It Ison company should be embodied in the 7:30 “
stood four years ago.” Just bo , and
We
think
tlie
frosts
have
done
some
ensure.
Fo
overcome
this
feature
in
proposition.
This
stipulation
found
the principal of the matter that the
damage to the fruit, but it is tou early piping from a "self shooter,” an in that is whv Mr. Bryan is so popular
contention is waged, whether or not ready acceptance. Then Dunbar moved
with the people. You a I way s know
j to tell to what extent We can look for
there shall be free trade between the to accept the proposition. MsyorCo
I big crops of grain and hay in this vicin genious contrivance ha, been installed where to find him The impression is
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
by Mr. Berry to insure the profier fill
ity this >ear.
United States and the new possessions, burn said that the city’s proposition
i given out by the “Observer” that it is
ing
of
the
pipe
when
tiie
reservoir
dis
Several
new'
quartz
mines
are
being
Puerto Rico, Hawaii and the Philip was a fair and just one and that, for his
Mining Transfer«.
not so easy to locate Mr. Bryan’s oppon
opemel up, We (tear uf one on Coyote charges.
Representative ..
pines. Friends of the bill fear that part, be would say, let them accept it or
(Recorded since April, 9.;
ent, Mr McKinley, What a God send For
I
creek
which
is
paving
well
with
a
hand
tree trade with Puerto Rico clears the let matters remain as they were, The Geo. A. Pease to J. F. Wisecarver,
U.
L.
Roman
was
over
this
week
from
to the honor ar.d intellect of his party
mortar. Scbaringaon. near the famous
McCoy plater claim on Boland
way lor more free trade, next with the mayor would not budge an inch, H. E.
^Greenback is developing a good ledge. the Oak Flat mine on th« Illinois, oper of today if the same could be said of Mr.
G. \V. COLVIG.
(’reek in Sucker ('reek mining
' I tie rock ih good and the vein ia of good ated at present by McClung brothers M- Kinley. Jiut he is ever changeable,
Philippines and then with the world, Smith said the city had msde ■ lair
district, consideration ....... . $ 10« wize. fie is working with an arawtra
reiterated thia
and so the loved tariff system become propssitioa. Frtacb
The plant has been moved from the ex one day he says it is our “plain duty”
I We ne«*<! a Miielter in Ibis vicinity to
C. Gartner to .1. F. Wisocarver,
extinct. We think their fears are ill- opinion. Tom Smith wanted to see M. interest
treme high channel to the low river bar, to give to Porto Ricu free trade, tiie
in McCoy claim, con
I work our sulphoret-bvaring ledges.
jtldged and that no such calamitous unanimity in the council and was ready
which pioapects remarkably well in fine next day he signs a bill inflicting a 15
sideration .................. ..................
result need follow. Puerto Rico is a to subscribe something toward tbe
gold, former operations at thia place be per cent tariff upon that portion of the
Can safely be sent to us for
little insignificant Island whose trade disputed |150 if it were necessary to
ing somewhat hampered by the limited United States which is starving and
anything kept by a liigh-
cannot seriously affect any of our in effect an agreement. Dunbar said it
dumping facilities. Since that time an without clothes. Four years ago he was
class. well-managed drug
dustries. Few of ths industries of the was a small amount and should not be
enormous reservoir has been constructed iu tavor of international bimetalism,
store and get precisely what
Philippines conflict with ours a.id those allowed to stand in the way. 11. E
on a natural reservoir site, “Reservoir now he signs a gold standard bill. Mr.
was sent tor and at as low a
that do ws think could be assimilated Smith again said ’’fair and just” and
flat,” situated on the divide between McKinley imposes a heavy burden of
with oilier thin disastrous effect. New became opaque ami adamantine. Fetoch
Briggs creek and the Illinois, which will taxation upon the Porto Ricans in vio-
price as could bis father or
that this
conditions, bowevsr, develop new likewise. Tom Nuaith, to unite tLe
enable them to work throughout the . la’ion of our promises to them to secure
We want your
mother.
questions end diverse opinions whiih jarring factions, moved an amendment
summer by allowing the reservoir to fill campaign funds fr<mi the sugar and to
children's
trade and your
must be fought over through senatorial to split the difference with the company.
during the night which will give them a bacco trusts, so say all honest statesmen
trade, and believe that our
full litad during the day. When the iu Wa. bingtun today. He said that our
debates, bills anil campaign shouting Moody arose and said that this was
present service, quality of
and Anally settle themselves as beat past consideration. The company had
river runs low they will lie able to work flag did not mean one thing in Porto
IS BRANDED
stated their utmost terms ami further
they may. _______________
tbe
ground
to
much
better
advantage
There is a treat in store
goods and prices merit it.
i
Rico
and
another
thing
iu
some
other
ON EVERY
than that they would not go. The
than has ever been the ease hitherto. j place. Now he says that the Porto
SHOE.
One of tb« probabilities of the com
for those women who have
mayor said that matteis might Htand as
The gold on this bar is quite fine and I Rican stars and stripes are different, of
ing summer ia the building of a wagon
not worn a pair ot these fa-
they were then. City Attorney Ntewart
light, requiring soil.« care to save.
' which congress shall decide, not tbe su
road to tunned the Eureka mine with advised the
council that It would be
W m Dunlap, one of the pioneer preme court. But be will return the tax
mous
shoes.
the Hwede ftaain road. To one familiar
Fashion
s
folly to vote on the amend meat when
minéis of Ixiuse creek, made Granta money so collected to Porto Rico to be
with the topography of thia part of the they knew
Favorite.
Styles for all uses and
the company would not
Pass a visit last week. Mr. Dunlap has applied on public roads and public im
country, the 'proposition seems very
consider it. After some jangle, the
been engaged in placer mining in that provements. It seems to have been for
occasions are represented in this line of footwear, andBEAUTY.
feasible. There is a long, dividing ridge
CHARLES CROW,
amendment was finally withdrawn and
district for about 30 years Previous to gotten by Mr. McKinley that a starving
between the tribntariea of Hogue river
EASE AND SERVICE are their distinguishing features.
Dunbar's original motion, tu accent
Front St., Opposite Depot.
settling
here,
he
bad
mined
and
pros
people
without
clothes
have
but
Litle
ant the Illinois, which is surmounted
the company’s proposition, was brought
pected in the Black Hille, in Montana, use for good roads and public expendi
by the Swede L'asin road at n point
Regular Republican Nominee.
to a vote and the recorder called the
Arizona, on the Mackenzie river and in tares. If, as the “Observer” indicates,
which, seems to be the key to the
roll. Fay voted “no.” Horrors! (’on-
Alaska,
being
in
fact,
one
ol
the
first
it
does
not
like
a
man
of
stability
and
position, as several different possible
Hternation and visions of a tie vote with
It is nn easy matter to make a pretty shoe without com
discoverers ot gold in tiie last named firmness like Bryan it ought to be highly For Coroner. . .
routes radiate to auctions of hitherto
the mayor deciding adversely, Tom
district. After mining over a large pleased with Mr. McKinley. As an op-
fort, or a comfortable shoe without beauty or style; but to
unopened country. Within a radius ol
«Smith voted “yes.” Judson and Dun
portion of North America, lie selected posit« he flits the bill to the letter.
a very few miles around Swede Basin,
combine
glove
fit,
absolute
ease,
fashionable
elegance,
and
ex
T. A. HOOD,
bar voted ‘ yes.” McGrew, through all
southern Oregon as a home, being at
Why is it that the leading republican
a nuuilMir of streams,take their sources,
the discussion, had been as a sphinx,
cellent
wearing
.piality
is
Art
in
Shoe
Making.
tracted
by
the
rare
combination
of
papers
of
the
nation
say
out
plainly
that
flowlug in" several different directions :
U
lie voted “yes.” Recorder Furman,
climatic and mineral advantages which Mr. McKinley’s unsound policy is
Blate and Pickett creeks, on the Hogue
Regular Republican Nominee.
in ainasement, asked him again. Ile
this sectioa affords, and acquired some wrecking the republican party? The
river side: Clear creek and Six Milo,
repeated “yea.” II. E. Smith voted an
claims on I^>use creek which he has Inter-Ocean, which is “always republi
H
flowing to the Illinois; Soldier, Swede,
uncompromising “no.” Kummage said
since worked by the modest method of can” rays the republicans in Washington For Co. School Superintendent .
ami Onion creeks, tributaries ot Briggs
“yes ’ promptly enough. Fetsrh voted
ground sluicing and oi “shoveling in,” need to consider the fate that awaits
creek, itself a tributary of the Illinois.
“no,” but it availed not. Tiie motion
preferring this method to a pip« and the party if they persist in their rallouz i
The Eureka mine is situated on th«
LINCOLN SAVAGE.
carried, five to three.
giant, as it give him slow but steady defiance of the people at the preHint
ridge which divides Soldier creek from
Moody arose and express« «1 his natis
returns,
while
with
a
giant,
lie
would
time.
The
paramount
reaaon why Me. !
Six Mile, a continuation ot the same
(action at the result of the vote and
have Worked out his ground ill a few Bryan has not «hanged hi» principle« in
divide near which Swede Basin is lo
Regular Republican Nominee.
trusted that all our differences were nuw
years and been footloose again.
lour years is because he is not a tool of
cated. The distance ia not great, |>or-
disposed of. fie arranged tu go into
the trus s like Mr. M Kinley. Nobody
tiape lour or five miles, sad the ground
court with Mr. Ntewart on tile following
st) s he is. but Senator Proctor and a For Sheriff
PLENTY OF STOVE WOOD
generally, of a nature which would
morning te reopen the case and get it
Ready for quick delivery. Prices are dozen other republicans of the Abraham
reuder the construction of a road an
dismissed. The council then adjourned.
right. Leave orders at Marble Shop, Lincoln type have said that if tbe Ox
easy matter. We are also informed
nard tariff bill becomes a law “it will
Front street
that a continuation of lire Swedn Basin
County Clerk’s Semi Annual Report
condemn the republican party to disas
road town Swede creek to Briggs creek
Showing tiie amount of claims allowed
Fusion.
trous deteat,” and that tiie outrage must
would not be a difficult undertaking by the county court uf Josephine county,
Regular Republican Nominee.
The democrats and populistp united be undone and that “the will of the peo
Briggs creek, Silver creek and the lower state of Oregon, for what allowed, the
amount ot warrants drawn and amount
ple
must
and
will
prevail.
”
according to program in the state con
Illinois constitute a mining auction of warrants outstanding and unpaid from
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
Yes, we all know where to fiud Mr. For Sheriff . .
Woodville Items
ventions at Portland last week and
which is constantly growing in im the 1st day of Ortol**r, I we.) to lite 31st E. E. Lawrence to J. F. Wisecarver
interest in McToy daim, con
portance. The lower lllinole country day of March, 1IKM), both inclusive.
»Mr. Bedford of this place was called to made the following distribution of state Bryan on all the «pieatious now before
sidération ................................... 310
the people, w hen it comes to McKinley,
os|«vially, la rich in undeveloped cop Warrants outstanding, October
the
sick bed of his father in California offices:
J. II. COLBY,
lst.lW»
70 J. F Wisecarver to S. Il warth,
however, the Oregonian among hundreds
1
iret
—
Justice
of
the
supreme
court
by
per resources, with good possibilities lor
one
day
last
week.
1 5 interest in McCoy daim, con
Warrants issued from Oct 1,*99,
of
other
republican
pi|>*
rs
truthfully
re
the democrats.
platinum and other minetale. Every
sidération................................
to April I, 11MM?, as follows:
Mrs Merritt is sending a few «lays in
Second —First congressional district by marks in substance:
mile of road in thia direction hoi)« Road and bridge account ....... 1,013 72
Independent Candidate.
Gold
llill.
“We’ve been huntin' you, McKinley, but,
MARTI ORDS lead them all 8 »Id by
the democrats.
wonderfully toward the development of Pauper accoont......................... I.I.L' (Mi
Mr.
Charley
While
has
moved on to
we
don
’
t
know
w
here
you
air.
Criminal
acc'ount,
circuit
court
«il
*28
(
’
ramer
Brow.
Third—Secopd congressional district
the district, by shortening up the pack
Criminal account, justice court 113 <15
hi • farm on thia side of tiie river.
’When we clap our fingers on you. why we 1 HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold by
by the people’s party.
trails and thereby eliminating much of Station er v account...................
Rr«l Estate Transfers.
M : VI
Cramer Bros.
find you’re never there
Misa
Bert
ba
Cox
b
as
gone
to
<
¡old
Fourth
—
V*o<>d
cotnnrssioner
the expensive transportation.
Court house and jail account
403 V5
•When we hunted through the tariff in the
(Recorded since April. 0.)
Hill for a few days to stay with tier sis people’s party.
Clerk account .......................
956 (Ml
Weather Report
place you’d ought to l«e,
Shei iff account
.....................
Council Proceeding
975 .... First National Bank to E. L Gray,
ter whuie very ill there.
Fifth —Presidential electors, two by • Why you w-a»n*t ’round there nowhere.
Following is a summary weather ob
lots 7, 8 and V, block 02, Grants
Bailiff account............
90 Oo
servation at Granta piss during the
The city council iuot at the city hall School su;»eriatendent account 263 vs
Pass, consideration............
I I
Mies Lulu Newton, primary teacher of the de iincrat party and two by the pro
least a*» far a> we could see. ”
of March, 1AM), as reported by J.
L and Akinxo Jones to Ge<»nre
In adjourned session iaal Thursday even County judge account
this piece, wa« called to tbe death bed pie’s party.
Anybody can find Mr. Bryan, but the month
; ax > 00 Mary
B. Paddock, lea-si voluntary observer fur
I • ||,>r nr», fol I 28x103 fret on
*1 20
ing, all the oouncilmen being present County coinniiKsionera account
They
endorse
Bryan,
the
(
’
hicago
plat
of her uncle, Mr. Thomas Miller, who
very brain, heart an 1 sml of the repub the Oregon Stale Weather Service.
east side Futirlh, iw »nth <o I
»03 71
except Tom Smith. The mayor stated Hold seimrviaors account
du-ti of int'asles Sunday evening. Mies form an<! the Oreg n state platform of lican psity ;us now is unable to be Bine
street. Grants Pass, const Irra
Insane account..................... .
*< MTg
■ " 1, Min. , Mean t Precip j
the object of the meeting, which was to Jury account.............. .........
ti ui
Lem.
llstiie \ an Ord *r ih taking care of her 1898 Ttiey oppose militarism and the about Mr. McKinley; ii any are certain ,.
1 Tem m has
iww
confer with representative» of the water Coroner’s account
I
hilippme
war.
advocating
the
estab
83
George
D,
Horner
to
I
Y.
Dean
room
in
her
absence
•
4
him
it
i-*
the
trusts.
W.
J.
W
imer
.
37
50
25
55
lot 128x103 feet nn east aide
¡3
: b >
199
company, who were not present. R.W. Treasurer's account
47
Mrs Will llayniontl ienirne<l Sunday lishment of a stable government for
Fourth,
south
of
I.
sin
i»el,
Grant?
50
Asseeeor
’
s
account
30
185
AS>E.
‘
8MENT
NOTICE.
43
4«. 1
Clark was present and «Haled that Attor
tliose
islands,
yet
leaving
uw
in
the
dark
LINE To'
from
Eagle
Point,
w
hers
she
has
been
Fare, consideration ..,
52
Election account ............. ..
32
W
42
06 I
Pacific Pine Needle Company.—
ney R E. Moody and Mr. Morris, of th« Printing acmunt.......................
staying since th* lea th o( her father« as to the method. They condemn the
52
36
14»
Marv I. Gooiitnan tu Roht, ,1.
44
09
1
ST
PAUL.
DULUTH.
MINNEAPOLIS.
firm ol Morris A W hitehead would i»e Overplus tax aaie account.. . .
Dingley tariff, the Puerto Rico bill, the IxMratiou of principal place of bu ines«,
fiO
40
8
50
Gibeon, L‘tf of NE«4. SW'4 <4
Mr. Heckathorn.
03 i
San Francisco, California. Location of
CHICAGO,
k
51
45
here Monday, and it was agreed that the Tax wmittance account ...
3
48
NEl4 ami N W<| ol bE'4 ol sec.
financial legislation of ths present eon work?, Grants Pass, Oregon.
80
Church
’ice# ate b ing held here
59
43
13 tp 37 8, Il 7 W,consideration. 10(
52
<16
and all points east
council should meet to confer with (hem Eelimsted tut. accrued on out
grew,
the
extravagance
of
the
Oregon
Notii
’
e
is
lierebv
given
that
at
a
,*Mfet
every Hui
70
standing warrants to April I,
evening bv the worthy
38
54
Gran’s t’iu»s l.’imberCo tolLisonn
at that time.
republicans. They favor the Nicaragua of the Board of Directors, hold on the
;o
;i8
ivuo .......................
7.447 40
people of
54
town. Everv one should
A W ilbur, lots I an I 2 block A.
Through Palace ami Tourist Hleep-
14th day of April. 1!KM), an AFseasment,
The council then proceeded to other
58
canal,
government
ownership
of
tele
3«
Ó5 j ere, llinlng anti Haiti Smoking
48
Boundary Line addition to
help in th
im | move.
No. Tw ) 2) uf One ikiliar fl o0 p^r
69
Total.
84,38« 43
45
business and the following bills were
57
graph . tbe initiative and referendum, share, was levied up »n tl.e capital stork
Granta Pass, consideratK«'. ..
Library Cara.
77
Miss Mi
53
65
road arid allowed: H on k R ivkx C oi si *
and sympathise with the B»ers.
of the corporation, pavable immediately
Waiter Johnson to W A. Uve, lot
80
34
school, was visi
57
M, printing. $5. Mrs. 8. E Renas, nurs
4. block 34. Grants r..«, <
The office of disiri. t attorney was giv in United States gold <*oin tu the Secre
79
35
daily train »; fast time : sek -
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Saturday.
sideration ........... .
ing small pox patients, 175; Al Teal,
en turn about to each party in the sever tary, at th«* >’tf.ee of the company, No
7f
35
' Il E AND H ENERY I'N'EQl'ALED
57
‘. ’7 Market street, Room No. 715. San
A
partv
of
yt
■
»
‘
V
Huai
1
»
a
<
’
K
K
«
I
76
36
guarding house, |.L50; Thomas Graves,
al districts. In thia district it fell to the Francisco, California.
56
\
’
\
A
ip
:*
•ere
seen
on
<
38
56
garni ing house, |7 Dave Keenan, $17.
democrats. A. E. Kearnes of Jackson
\nv slock un- n which this a•wnmest
U9 They were fries
Ti!> 1‘nrtknd »n.1
60
K 7 W.consideration
48
54
09 ' ‘h- GREAT NORTHERN
RY.. .»«I,
shall remain unpaid on the 17ih day of
An ordinance abolishing the alloy in
ville is the nominee
69
33
J.
G
Fowler
to
Nun
51
Total
............................
and we hope to
38 228 19
.*! ;,,,hltrn
D1!»' Tickrt Off«-«,
May. HMM, wiU be delinquent and adver
block 14 of the R. K. addition was reao
72
38
55
Ni
•
*
4
o(NF
4
.
W^
o
I
Nel liabihiies .........
48.1¿2 24
tised for sa e at public auction, and un
state uf Ohio, City of To'edo j
58
Mr. and Mrs
the first lime. An ordinance providing
42
35 I Ti?k« <>n‘7 °r ,,REAT -NORTHERN
HE1! of NWof e
50
less payment be made before, will be
I State of Oregon,
Ln*’** A nnty,
«
65
31 , 44
of SE’4 ot sec. 15, s
to their home ii
lor tbe issue ol bund« to the amount ol I County of JtMMppnme » "
*»
»Id
on
MONDAY,
tlw
4'h
dav
of
June.
123 Third Btroet. Poriland
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
24 . ............... 71
33
Ian ! « laim ol J (t.
52
|thk4) had been prepared aad was read
Pelton broth«
in town one is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. 1900, to p.iv the delinquent a«sea«meut. 25 ............. M
I, K L. BMtlett, county clvrk of the
42
ion
1
49
47
night last week
by the recorder. The ordinance pro county of Josephine, state of Oregon, do
a'"'
¡»formation
re taking cat- Cheney A Co , doing bneiuesa in the city t*»gether with costs •( advertising and Jfi ............. 50
38
44
lots
.12
M
rrganlmg Ea»tern trip, «R », or ,.UrCTB
tie through.
of Toledo, C'Minty and state aforesaid, ex pen**** of vale.
27 ................1 M
vides for the issue of 12 bonds of the hereby certify that tiie fcrrgomg is a
35
45
d
8,
By
order
of
the
Board
of
Directors.
ami that said firm will pay the sum of
28 ............... 55
31
43
Mr Grigsby a
z • ■, f, A B. v C. * DENNISTttX.
* • *’ ■’ le 1 ’ ",
amount of |5u0 each. On motion it was I true and correct statement of the num
ave moved to f 100 for each ami every case of catarrh
04 ;
M. Ii CORDS, Secretary.
29 .............. 1 6.5
ber and amount of claims allowed by the
47 • 56
y ass, and Ticket Agent, Portland.
100 town*
Off!,-»- No *.IJ7 Market street, R«x>m 30 ........ à ’’ 75
read a second time by title. The conn county court of said county for the six
i bat cannot be cured by tbe use of Hall’s
41
,
58
No 715, ban F’rancisco, California.
an I T. W
Th« txkitrin<n< Not Over
( e’arrh Cure.
E uan « J. CltKMtv
til adjourned to meet on Monday after* I m<»nths ending on the 3lsl day of March,
31 ..........
j 72 ¡ 4i
60
er Rotea
■ * 14
i
’■'worn to before me and sttbevfibed in
1900. on what account (lie same are al
noon or evening.
rush at the drug store still eon-
NATION
’
S
PHiDE
THE
yn
i mi,
M waxar: Mean temj^rztnre 52 [rem «T placo Frida. ai«bt, March 30. a
tv
v
presence,
this
fith
dav
of
Davamber,
i
lowed
and
amount
of
aarrauts
drawn
and la v s.>>res (people call fra t D . IA*'
M onday evening, tbe council met
100
A. W.G lswv ,
The S’aodard >-w.ng Ms<hine, The maximnm temperature. »1; date 14- « yrar-o,.! bar
and the am«»nn< of warrants outstanding
with bald far», four
promptly at 8 o’clock, every member i and unpahl, as ttie tame ar|»ear upon
butt:« of Kamp's
in p’s Ba bam lor the Throat
Bartlett, t
<eal
Notary Public.
R’tary. Excels all oth»*-<. h ha« the mmimain temperature, 31. date. Kj-2»': •h>tr I«.-aad the Mt eyi «Iwa. a .mall
n block 2. Mil
and I.nngs f for the cure of (\ ughs. Colds,
iiall’s Catarrh Cure is taken interna! largest bobbin, maaee 300 stitch w hi e number days dear. ». partie doudy »• i
present. Mr. Moody and .Mr. Morris ; i the records of my ofB e and 111 my offi
•ruuunt of <rry in U1| FinJeT no|.(y
Grants i*ai
Ast h a, Bronchitis and Consumption Ir anil acta itirecGv on the blond and other* make 200 It requires only ene- < -<idy. 13. prevailing wind, S« W .¿.-i
were on hand also, besides several inter cial cnatody.
SI
■•
rC>
N
>
*
*
’
O*
IroM.
'.igbt.
morons
surfaces
of
the
system.
Sen»l
for
half
the
strength
to
run
it
that
others
do.
Wit
new
i
M
y
hand
and
the
seal
of
tiie
•
..isteror
[). A i . kxamdk *,
Kr.u • Balsam,
a team, tbe standard family testimonials, free.
rated spectators The mayor stated
Price» ranging Imm 125 to $75. Cash
| county court of said county, thia 2nd day
__
Grants Paas. Ore.
briefly tbe object of tiie meeting ; to con of April, A. D , BOO.
ISM
y,
is
sold
on
a
guarantee
acii
.1
never
F.
J.
CHUNKY
A
CU
.
T
o
’
cr
I
o
,
O
or installment. Foe further particulars
SK»
an
4
s<»ld bv Druggist, 7fk’.
tail« > give entire sstisfact*on. Price
ier with the water company and corns
call al the <
<d J»«eph M ss.
It I.. Baavi.RTr.
Mali’s I amily Pills are the !*est
•kier Mie
County Cleik.
to an agreement if possible.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.
STOVE HOOD- ANY A*OUN1
Mr. Moody then addressed the coun
HARTFORDS bad I . in all
I
I b«r,by xnnoqnq,
xnn
¡B>M.
At
HAÌTFORD3
them a
* Ì 'y
Low price- — Proruot deheery. I eave
cil at tome length recapitulating tbe Cramer llrua.
ramer Brot.
orders al Marble Shop.
j****-
JH.COL.T
ROGUE RIVER COURIER,
A. E. VOORH1E8,
>
F
Ladies Tailor-Made
Suits
flMnino Hôtes
Supplies
(.orne now
Po-t Office Building.
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co
The Painting Season
..GYFSINiL
F. H. Schmidt
A CHILD
WITH
A NICKEL
o
niiiecn
Let us till your
Prescriptions.
Slover Drug Co.
Arinomi Cruiser
for Bovs’
Bicycle Enamels,
Carriage Paints,
House
Barn
Brushes,
and all kinds of
E. C. Dixon,
Dry Goods, Shoes and Furnishings.
Painting Material
at -
31. Clemens,
Shorlvsi and Quickest
r.