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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01
To the Tax-payess ~ysA tetegs
q the Parish Of West Felt
Ci000.

Notice is hereby gwen that will
attend 1t the different Precincts on the
days mentioned ~ follows for the pur-
pose Of revising Personal Property, ns.
sessment and. to register the na!nes
Of oil tho qualified voters Of the Parish.
Acllen's, 18th Ward, on 18Th, f4th and
18th May. Tunica, 7th Ward, 10th. nth;
and 18th; st. Francisville. LIST Ward,
Goth. 2lst, and 22d May. Bayou Sara,
lst Ward, 23d, oath and 25th. Star Hill,
I'd Ward, May 9th, 2eth and 18th. c:
B. Smith, 9th Ward. May 3Oth. 3lst and
juno lst. Mrs. Baines, 81 Ward, June
Sd, 4th and 5th. Grange Hall: 5th Ward,
9Th, 7th and Sth June. Laurel Hill. 4th
Ward, 10th, 18th snd l2th Juno. G. E.
Percy's. 9th Ward. 18th. 1lth and 18th
June. Brick Church, 10th Ward. 18th,
18th, and 18th June. Mr.. Schultz, 9th
Ward, 10th, 2lst and gid June.
NJ. w. STEWART,
Assessor and Registrar.
April 20, '7s-lm r
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

Drng4. Medicines, Chemicals, Fine
y Toilet SoGps, Fancy Hair and
Tooth Brushes, Combs
Per umery and Fancy
Toilet Articles -
Trnsses,
Shonlder
Braces, Grass
and Garden Seeds, ~.
Pure Wines aud Liquors,
for Medical purposes. Paints :,
Oils Vsrrishes, Dyc-stufs, Olive
L;nsted oil. Lard oil, Neat's
foot oil, Coal oil, Carbon oil.
Lamps and lamps trimmings OF
all descriptions. Pens. l. ks,
Pencils, States. Paper, Sheet
music, Blank Books, Pocket
Cutlery, Razors: Razor Strops'
Surgical Instruments, the stan
dard patent medieines
&C. &c., q fresh and
| :, complete ass0rt-
afent Of all
of which articles. conetantly On
! hand
| ~ Ply sic7ans prescriptionr'
carefully compounded at alt hour.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

A species of black bug is com
m;t,ing great ravages upon the
vonng col n in certain localities I'd
Fast Baton Rouge parish.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

~. SNVHs NoN4N.:
Ne. %: n1ats4.ae sci: Ntar GU
OPfesirE
MokaAa''s Texas r.: Il. & s4EANsn,s
. OFFICE.
vs.. B.,l,
In Office 4: Il. Txs s:ss'
Hating leased this Hotel for hrT
years; it j, my purpose to keep il op:n .:
ali seasons, and make it : desirable ab"'S'
for guests, both permanent and transiyY':,
The table, will continue to be the leadihnt
feature Of tho St. James. Terms on'J
q 50 per day: 49,, ....:..
Proprietor.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01
KRAIN

FOOT OF THE HILL,
81. Eramcisville. LIN.
d ESPECTFULLY announces to the
II, citizens of East and West Feliciana
and Pointe Coupee, that he has from 3lst
Of October last, withdrawn from the firm
of Moses Manp, and has no more connec-
ton whatsoever with thaS Hrnror any other
firm, OF which all parties interested will
please take specisl notice. -.
He haas opened on his own account, at the
foot of the hill, in Farrelly's building,
next 10 the Post Office, where he may
he found ut all times with brand new
stock Of goods !; consisting in part OF =.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, White,
Goods, Badiesf Dress Goods, Clothing.
Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Boots ard 80
Shoes, House-keeper's Artic-
res. Motions.
PROvI ST. . ~ 8,
Fancy Rnd Funily GroceIfee, Western
Produce, Bagging Il, Ties, Plantation
Supplies, Crockery, Glassware,
and in fact seery thing to I'D
found in an sfblsnsinnt and
carefully HolecteH
stock Of goods.
Aston eiieapness. all he asks is a'triaf aid
ho ia sarssyHine thct none would leave his
store Iii ssatlstied. All country produce
such as cntt0n, wool, hides aud MOSS Pur
7hasetl. Highest prices paid.
Nov 10 ,..lS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01
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.,as secsS0elaes Esd will DO
@s:soesss :. for olass
4 80 .s..stiaA. 2: . ( :
LII rqsssted to sesss that Rev.
LION will cslsbrsts nass at
y ,huscA in tits yiliass On ~
pdsy), q lo,0sssska.-.
W, having ssssesvinss, sil
u a. othsr syis ~
~ fts.aes ass lissS 20 H.
n. vho il tFopassd ~ 6ieoats
n htbs 80 styls. H,4SaEgss
CxCSSsIis g. every insaasss.
klof the hill. -
~ iSuassd b meet NJ. W. r.
I'm VI Hsile = PhiltIPs,
e He reports their new bnih-
" spproaehinx eempasties:
HtsaEs E.A An" wilt have
II evsf shs Stoce. .
|ad,d boy who gives his name ~
sgss to rs that at2 p. M yea
rs nserved q u,stose which was
|iibss taking it, coarse from west
Be states thstit IVES eeounpsni.
attended train Of spasks, and
|,part attended it, exoilns from
|sst letter bSx has beon plsed ut
stovo at Dr.. q. ID. Books In this
Psrtiss having letters TO nail,
) With the assurance " their
by Tbs first mali boat. by drop
h in this box. The box il cnspti-
|ely twice per day. 40 that nla'l
eposite.i therrsin will he prompt
|acA. This works . very great
|nse.
|xxs To BE Drunk HERE.-This
he latest notice placardsd IN
oar stores. What IL itf-
|tenperance wave, or . Dodge on
legislatures proseSe,-0ofett's
lew CRY HALL.-Our river
sssn much improved by the
ba Of the tho Mayors Once OF
h, for WI. ich we ara indebted
irvine aud tho new sdministra
" building i'rcssnts quite a nea.
Ia aud makes q convenient and
be.
ystsp in tho right direction
|atl.men ; we always favor pub
|uveinents.
B SARA FIRE Co. No. l.-Thrcugl
vine, and Mr.. Aleck Moses, In
Adjuster, this company is In
b tho Board Of Underwriters Q
|eans for fifty feet Of hose OF o.
nsw pattern, aud to MI. I. \
Presidsnt Firelnen's INSURANCE
y, for three hundred feet Of hos
|pat . jLst reward for the ser'
Hsred at the S4uattersville hi
|obsr; by which some OF tho Ii
Comparison were saved fror
.s,ESrF ~ .|E.'i =
|isx's Pfc-SIc--Thnlsdsy Juu
Ebeeu selected a. tho day for tt
Picnic spoken of in our last i
no place is not yet decided OF
fsmpel, A. b. Briant and J. u. Ii
4 Pioneer Fire Co, and Is.
Jaa Wells and William Homo
|Baysa Sara Fire Co., arc the 60
sa tie committee Of arrangement
Doubt, with the assistance OF Il
lends Of the two companies, w
Pc Amir . pleasant day Of recl
lal amusement. Tho boys will q
! uniform.
BASE BALL MATCH
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

A trial package of DR.. A. 9. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Medicine car DO had
free Of charge. at Mumford's or Brooks
Drug St0re.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

JULIUS FREYHAN e. CO.,
Forks of tho Road, st: F'r&ncisSflle; &
PrSHrfeeors steam Cotton G'''
AND
Wko1esals and Retail Dealers IN
Ladies' dress goods, general dry g. <S'
eents' furnishing go0Ss, clothing pool
shoes, hsts, giocefies,. ptSytslons' "a
corn corn o oa ti s sua general a.pitnS
Of hardware, el1ina and glass ware.
u Hghest market price paid tor Coz
ton. ytoSf sid hides.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01
L U M B E R

Iwould respectfully beg to call the at
tention of the people of West Feliciana
and adjacent parishes of La. and counties
of Miss, that have constantly on hand,
at my SAW MILL, in Bayou Sara, n
large assortment Of lumber, which am
prepared to sell at the following prices,
delivered at the mill, or at the w. +. Il.
r. Depot.
Mercha ntablo Cypress. .. 20 90
P..okey Cypre Is 90
Rouo6 edSe ... IL 50
E.Terms lumber positively cash.
WILLIAM HOMER1CH.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

A DAM DECK1AR;
Opposite Steam Boat Landing
Bayou Sara, La.
FIRST CLASS SALOON.
nj. mar ia ALWAYS stocked with 'tses
0nest vines. beers, liquors; tobacco n""
cigars.
ALSO DEALER IN
FAMILY kNp FANCY GROCER1E
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

TT Can make money faster at work for
~ % than At spythinE else. Capital
not required wo will start you. el2 per
day 81 homo made by the industrious.
Mon, women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere to work for 40. Now 10 tho
time. Costly outfit aud terms free. Ad-
dress TRUE T. Co., Augusta, Maine.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

1R: P: q. kAti,rAAsN,
PHYSICIAN AND stassok;
Omee at residence in st. FTancisville.
june 1911:
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01
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ID TIE aQst genlel 6alsa@ ever asoo ~
i1SSa: tStoOhoo from the ar sSnS SA ~
sss::ss. ssE::6:. 8 q
xH35SySe oSs Sess AlssTs sslnE Ie5sxysc.nee:
iSeSSss aeryoesHSse: - - H ERE. M
Ss&:ssseesa !: sss:ess,is sssesnssasa for
What others sag ub0sGt
cN<tt,s EEpect0s'0sst.
Had Asthma Thirty Years.
SHAVE had Asehma thirty ysass. and sssss SQUAD
Q ,usiicins tNas haA sesh hsIry &c.. q.
A child's I!d! eess! 81 Nm! Merit & t..
.hs - csSs..' H., !: =: ,s Ss:s
:: sSs 81; Z.
"Six. and a croupy."
"Ism the aoeAor q dz ehilAeen oil ofshsn ~
besn eroupy. wahout T.ets 4xpeetefcns: ~, oG.
ihink they eoeld havs ss.yvsA ssss o. ~ s''Ae<'
Fs !. .ssh'''s s!s:s'cg;:1 ..s,e. r,...a,,a N,
4 DestqE::s.I I, . Ady !! e; r.'.,
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e''a'' '''''''T ;. ruo. No., as~sss, =: !.
81 49, Gssjs, fsss 1srS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01
IS -,

RsCHxk1ss,R a. IT, rssidence of
NIs. Xnn d. TSSS Is Rxaneisyille on
s:;ssa:H w. = ssts e. ND 4 me-. g:
JIM EsA.. y
= TowIxs--KxaR=-At - ssaideree Of
Miss. -Alies "a. Waaa ii hts parish, GU
Tbdrs0ny, ~ 9s4e94 ~ Few. A e..
Bakew0f, III. 10 Hlss end Mics
SarahsD. EssA 6koSe.' ,s. 80
New ofaey OF Matches papers
please eseg ST
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

We 0001 ~ AEe .dOnu 0s<o0A0ou w
hold that 6r Jauss, AnAssssn's Stesti
mo.Si sAosld - y ssiisved, bsaause
Mr.. .xaiaseisa reduced toa abe what john
eaeted Mn ia 1uliNefall obligations Oh
sscousas a the ves4 d the Felieianas.
John auA asaaE ktda.e II seems, clatning
to - plsnipot aries Eron Hayes direct,
assusesl both Andsrssn- aud Weber that
thsy .shsinld bs ..atsksn Gaze Of" but
whom Anderson came to claim fulfilment
Ut the contrsct, john tried to put hun OF
first With the eonsulship ss Funchal, and
aftsrw ards with = q, 2oO clerkship. An
Aerssu very. ,properly. failed to see why
he shoud bsput ~ with y d, s00 place -
u reward for services involving tho risk
Of his life, while atoughton got u tirst-clasa
foreign mission for only looking solemn
1t IN Jvhu Shersnsn,s cnstO,n untaer cir
cnn,ssss,e,ss like - psssent, to pat On u
hold faese,' bat skse who aro eoynissnt oi
all tiIs fssts know vssy veil that John is
to-day the n,ost thoroughly ALARMED man
IN the Unitsd States. Last wintes
when we took occasion to accuse John
Sherman of Offences amounting to felo.
", u great mAuy people OK prssssd wo'de,
taat 10 did mot respond. We know very
we'll however, why he kept has peace
Bad foe ths Ascision Of the suPssuae couf'
otstAst state, justiss woulo, have over
taken him Gro this. He has dp.s his bos'
% prevent tho present investigation, and
has thrown most of the obstacles IN it.
wsy thst jhpvs isesn thrown. Bus such l
maa c.nnot sAwass .Susceod by such up
! plianees. 50 = John Sherman il not NOR
powerfui now than Tweed wss eigh
years aso. Tweed was never . MOE
lhorough criminal that John Sherman
Observation-Disclosures Post. .rs.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

ONE OF TIE E"ls.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
VIOLATING THE Law.

Several days ago complaint was filed
against certain parties, for cutting timber
for milling plrposes on Government lands,
witt, the United States District Attorney,
Hon. Rusus Mallory. The parties thus vio-
lating the law were engaged in cutting
timber near Patteison's mill. on the North
Umpqua. If we have the story right, the
District Attorney at once notified thei par
ties of the offense they were committing.b by
sending an officer, deputized for the pur>
pose, to the scene of actor; and the result
was, there was general scampering down
of teemsters, teams and woodschoppers.
Now, there is the question presenting itself
to many of those engaged in the work who
will be called to Portland fret to answer.
The trees felled and logs cut were not for
Patterson's mill, but tr a mill lower down
the river; and the lnsormer is u resident in
the neighborhood o. the parties aroused Ii
we remember rightly, the iighiest puh>
ishment for such otfense is, hne OF from
one hundred TO one thousand dollars, and
the highest. beth fine aud imprisonment-
Whether there will be anything further
done by ths authorities than what has
already been accomplished we are unable
TO say.
p. s S--Since the above was put IN type
learn compr mise has been Effected
by the loggers depositipg at the land office
in this city the amount necessary for tie
purchase of the section of land on which
they were at work owing by this act
that it was not their intention to wrong
the Government.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
INTERESTING DECISION.

The Portland Standard of November 18th
has the following item: Some time since
a disturbance occurred in the famous Ro5s-
ter Rock settlement between a man named
VIM. H. Allison and Charles Lttlepage.
The former assaulted the latter with d rifle
and came near sending him across the river
the grand jury. and an indictment OF as
sault With & dangerous weapon found
against Allison, but the assaulted was writ
ten Charles Little Page. Yesterday the
case was called before Judge Bellinger and
nearly 40 witnesses had been summoned
The defense ged Mr.. Edward Menden-
hall as counsel, who took the indictment,
read it over, and discovered the mis- AXE at
once. The jury was in their seats and the
first witness called, who swore that the per
son assaulted was Charles Lltlepage. in>
stead OF that found in the Indictment The
attorney at once moved for dismissal of
the case, which was granted, the judge in
structing tue jury to remain in their seats
and render verdict of aequittal. as the
error made by The grand jury was fatal in
its Character and tho defendant must be set
at liberty, which WAS done. This is the
drst instance oi the kind that has ever oc>
Cured ia Oregon and is one OF interest TO
The legal fraternity. The grand jury will
have another tria. at the name Lltt,epage
in all probability this session.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
Planting Gardens in November.

A stranger 10 the climate of this county,
would be surprised if he were to visit the
Umpqua Valley just now, and see many
of our gardeners planting their gardens
Thomas Farquas has two or three acres Of
onisns growing finely; and within the
past two weeks has set out 1900 cabbage
plants. Other gardeners are following Mr.
Farquar's example, but not upon 50 ex>
tensive scale, and expect to have an
abundance of early vegetables by the 1st
Of next May. Each Spring Douglas county
furnishes the leading cities and towns of
the Willamett valley with the first vegeta-
blts Of the season, aud hence a large trade
has grown up which must increase in inn
portance as time advances and more atten.
tion is paid to the demand thus made upon
the tillers of the soil.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
THAT CITY BUSINESS.
OAKLAND. Nov. 13, 1878

OAKLAND Nov 13, 1878.
EDITOR INDEPENDENTS: Many of our cts
z1ns admire yonr satire upon the organiza
ton of our city government of last week;
but some would have oeen better pleased
had you dealt with the facts in the matter
in your usual caustic style To those who
lareI acquainted with the truth ID the prem
ises, the meaning oil your article was very
clear. and there is no doubt its publication
has made you many warm friends in this
precinct.
Had you stated that the city was in.
corporated wVh tie sole idea that the price
OF town lots might be increased to the ex.
tent that one large owner of them might
raise the money wherewith to pay off a
man whom he lately bought out in busi
ness, and TO whom he is deeply indebled
you would have struck he nail square on
the head. II you had stated that me of
the raj raad men (not l. title Mac. and his
friend) voted 10 put an additional burden on
tue railroad csmpany, from which they OBJ
tam their bread and butter, you would not
have been wrong in one single particular.
PLAIN TRUTH
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
Worth Twice the Sum.

We have just received copy of The
Chicago Ledger, the leading family paper
OF the west. which is now entering upon
it's seventh volume. The Ledger is forty
eight column weekly, printed in bold.
plain type easily to be read by young
and old, and is filled with choice stories,
and reading matter IF interest to every
household This excellent journal is sur
piled to subscribers. postage paid, for the
low price of 81 so per Year. In order to
increase its present large Iiet of readers.
the publishers OF / e Ledger have made u
new contract for several Thousand fine
Nickel-piated English Steel-barrel and.
Cylinder SevenAShot RevoIvers--22 calls
ber-which they propose 10 distribut. to
their subscribers al cost, AID therefore of
fer one OF these elegant weapons oil defense
and The Ledger for one year for S3 90.
The revolver will be sent by mail. postage
paid, on receipt of the price. They have
already distributed 5000 revolvers and are
mailing hundreds daily Now is the best
tirne to.get frst>class revolver and the best
paper in the country for less than half the
actual worth of either Three sample cop
les will be sent to any address for ten cts.
Address The Ledger, Chicago, LII.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
"a Sure Sign

Two fat bears were killed on Middle
CT eek, the other day. They were unusually
large, and were roaming through the
timb,r at he time the dogs en- ployed by
ths hunter found them. There is nothing
in the incident worthy of notice, further
than the oldest inhabitant" vmphatically
declares that SO long as the bear does not
"hole up" there is no danger of bad wealth.
er, and that when they are travelling about
SO late in the Fall there is nothing to fear
so far as hard Winter is concerned. A
bear roaming the woods in November, is
sure sign with old hunters, VIZ are told,
that there is to be no cold weather during
the month,o ,oi December, January and Feb-
ruary.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
Question Of Construction.

Umpua Ferry" asks a question-If a
man living in one district and owning
property in another district pays all his
road taxes in the district in which he lives?
The question is one of construction of law.
but able lawyers express the opinion that
road taxes should be paid 10 the district
in which The properly is located. The
benefits OF protection are afforded all the
property in district, and its value is en-,
HANGED by Improvements made by the tax~
alton OF other property. 1t is plain thai
all property should pay road taxes ia the
district in which it is located. There has
been considerable litigation on this sub
iect. bnt good lawyers hold the above is
just.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
CALAPOOIA.

The farmers speed the plow from morn.
ing till night.
G. +. Pinkham has taken his departure
for California.
VIM Stephens & Co are fstcening one
hundred and fifty swine
Farmers are making their seed wheat
perfectly clean before sowing.
]. H. Mirss gathered and lut away for
win er six hundred bushels of apples.
Miss Lilly Barnard is making prepara-
tions to attend school at Oakland this win.
ter.
The sociable give" by Miss Mollie Leh>
man was not so largely attended as was
anticipated.
Mr. A E. McGee, who has been visiting
the scenes of his childhood in Missouri, is
expected home next week,
The Baptists during their late meetings,
added four to their number by conver~
sion and two by letter.
Mr.. T. Daniel. who has been afflicted
with the infamalory rheumatism for sever
al years, is not able to be out of doors.
ID. DdVlS ua6 IeC0lV6u TIC 6au NEWS tuat
his daughter, who recently left here TO ats
tend school at McMinnyille, is quite sick.
Mr.. T. Barnard's team, willie narrowing
q few days since, became frightened and
and ranj away; no serious damage was
done.
Some of Coles valleys noble young men
attended the sociable given by Miss Leh>
man. The one that wore the red necktie
seemed quite popular with the young
ladies.
Wm. C. Burk is erecting fine dwelling
house on his mountain farm, and also MIR.
Brunner is constructing nice one on tn
farm he recently purchased of the Starr
boys
Farming don't payl This has been the
cry all over the civilized world for ages and
yet this same occupation. which is SO often
decrjed as unpro6tab BILE, has made the world
what it is, and is the foundation of civiliza-
ton. Farming does not pay the indolent
and slothful; nor does any occupation.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
Tellurium Nine.

AS the work on the tunnel of the Telluri.
um mine advances, the interest increases
among the shareholders of the mine. The
work is being performed by set of as good
miners as has been brought together any
where in this country, consequently the
progress is rapid. They expect to reach
the ledge soon. The directors have dec d.
ed to put up crushing mill on the work
Immediately. The SUI t. OF the mine has
negotiated for mill. The election of off
GERS passed off quietly; all OF the old officers
were reelected. Harmony prevails am ng
the clunselors of the company and all feel
confident of soon realizi ng a reward for
their tolls.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
MINING NEWS.

We gather the following mining ne vs
from the Jacksonville Times of recent
! date:
The miners are busy making prepara :
tioIis for the winter.
Work has cen suspended for the pres
ent ON the ciunabar mines.
Kahler, Robb Il Co. are building RESI-
ervoir at the Palmer creek diggings. !
We hear that Abrahams & Lsvens have
put up store near the Grand Applegate
mines.
Dodge & Kellogg, OF Sans valley. have
completed ditch taking water from
Grave Creek To the Gains
captain H. Kelly has been at Portland
endeavoring TO enlist the interests of capl
talists in the Grave Greek mines.
The English Company at Cali ,e creek in-
tends making some improvements and has
force OF Men at work on its ditching.
The Grave Creek Ditch Company has
now but four men employed on its ditch at
presen but will increase this force To
twenty soon.
The Fort Lane Mining Company the
other day competed the crushing of 1900
pounds of picked ore in its arastra, realiz>
in1 $2l6 therefor.
AL. Mckenzie, practical miner of ex-
tended experience, has been employed by
J. Brandt of the q. & G. r. r., to open and
work his mine near Willow Springs.
One mil op the "Grand Apple9ate Min
ing Company, has been completed, and it
is expected that everything can be got in
readiness by the commencement of winter.
he hydraulic pipe ON the Squaw Lake
Ditch Company's dIggings, will he exteni-
ded 600 feet when the winter season has
opened, and several hundred more when
necessary.
j. H. Penn is now engaged in getting
out considerable amount of hydraulic
pipe for II. Dentff, OF Fnrn,ers' Flat, who
will carry on mining operations more ex-
tenslvely than ever before.
Henry Pape and Charles Schultz went
over IT, their mines opposite Palmer creek,
where they have quite force OF hands
digging a ditch leading from Bea~
yer creek that will not he less than three
miles in length. They report mstters
prosperous.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
Better Keep Quiet.

There is IL poor, halt-wltted fell
low over at Oakland, who every
now and then bowls at this pape
as the cur bays the moon. lie
had better keep quiet. and yelp no
more through the columns of the
Ptaandeoter, for We might inform
DIR. Hawthorne that one of his
escaped patients Is to be touud ut
Oakland, simply to rid that CONS
munlty of u nuisance.