, 1879-12-11

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La'e winiAns u SAlen. ard the S,aA,,
brothers, Of Luckiamuta. killed nineteen deer
IN four days hunting, near MaFys peak. re-
Gently. .U U sH"f-r ... t-.l
4 strange mao, Wild and acting ike lana
tic, bareheaded and seantily clad, has Lcen
seen IN the uo6as hcyoui Shcii4an, the Re.
porter says.
Itis thonssft 8 special ,c.tf ctyskr; viii be
hoh IN Lam county, IN January, o. try
Frank K, ed, indicted for the murder Of Sim.
mobce, at swee, Homo. rLa
Persona who Attempted to erv.ss The Cascade
mountains Ivy the different Tollsas OF late have
had terrible experience aud didn't get across.
bat came near going under
ssattscrn Orcxou.-l
'JackscuviIieA has levied d toar mill tax for
school purposes -
Four thousand bassasls- oir wheat sold at
Oakland for % rcnts a bushel
There we're Cos letters and c. postal cards
mailed IN the Jacksonville post Office during
the week enning Nov. .tb In a.,
Jimmy Stevenson, son of H.. W. Stevenson.
OF Roseburg, last week shot himself through
the hand with seven-shooter.
The Canyonville people say that Roseburs
mill men prevent salmon from going up the
South Umpqua to be fish for their nets.
The Roseburg Independent says: Mr..
Spencer ID. Dlekensou, an old pioneer OF Ore
gon, departed this life at Yoncalia at an ad-
vanced age. ''' |..ln.i boa HCf
But a comparatively small number Of hogs
will be butchered in Douglas County this
Fall, which may be attributed to the high
price Of grain. ,llg - .st y1s,-.
One Of our Rogue river valley orchard own.
ers has furnished the Yrcka market with 49,
600 pounds of apples this Fall, and hes the
contract OF furnishing as many more,
The stages OF the California and Oregon
Stage CothpaAy are now running on Winter
time, and the Stages south now depart from
Roseburg at o'clock every morning.
A Roseburg paper says:i Eiidie,i three.year
old son vi George Noah, foil from fence,
broke his left arm, dislocated the elbow and
besides received several bruises.
[ Five young meh from the country took
sundry drinks in Jacksonville, got lodged in
the caIaboose and after being fined in town
were permitted to find their wny yhome,
Ex-Governor Chadwick will return to
Southern Oregon in a few weeks and resume
the inspection Of mining interests, with the
view OF investing capital he represents.
The roads to Roseburg are in a frightful
condition, but teaming nevertheless continues
comparatively uninterrupted, as considerable
Jacksonville freight still remains at the rail-
road depot.
The State Line Herald learns that the Che
swaacan valley, Lake county, is fast settling
up r. Paiseley has y good school and Mr..
Hammersly will build a saw mill and Touring
mill near there. SnuWa -3lHF
pgaAt Canyonyile, 0Shes, who had some
sheep killed, went with his man Hutson to
Shulta' house and killed his dog and pointed
his gun unplsasaptly at Shultz, and the two
were arrested for the assault.
W. A., a. Hamilton received, severe inju-
ries In his mining claim, Jackson county, from
q block of wood, thrown byaH blast, that
struck him aad fractured his skull. His in
juries win probably prove fatal
u The Elliott family have filed an answer to
the complaint Of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
The building committee Mas let contract
to David Linn for the construction Of the
Presbyterian Church, about TO be commenced
in Jacksonville. The contractor agrees to
complete the frame Of the edifse, including
the roof and belfry, and give the whole coat
OF paint, for the sum Of 81, 400.
A sheriff from the valley arrested man at
Myrtle, Point, Coos county, for horse stealing
and il being late In the evening was compelled
to fethafnat Myrtle Point during the night:
While the sheriff slept the prisoner arose and
dressed himself; he then proceeded to the sta
bleJ saddied the stolen horse md rode oil.
Ha has not been heard from SINCE.
.--r,. East of the Mountains
A soldier at Walla Walla was caugh: steal .
ing $40 and was fined $50.
~ Elder David Brewer, OF Waldo Hill, is
holding meetings in Umatilla county.
Prominent saloon keepers at WalIa Walla
have raised d fund wherewith td fight the CITY
Sunday ordinance. me gitt
The Walla Walla Union has enlarged IN
preference 70 reducing subscription rates IL
has'a prosperous Look and is good news
paper. ~ r..-
The Union says Schmacher's gun store was
lately robbed OF 20 reyClvers and SO in CON,
and the spring guns set for thieves didn't 50
of
The Walla walIa waschmnn says some low
thief went into the Episcopal Church and
stole Lne ouuuay sSHOSA 1NAAeAiSA
money in the boxes.
The Owybee Avalanche tells Of severe ana
prutracted srow storms and huge snow dutts'
and prognosticates severe Winter from pres
sns Indications. I. |
The damage done by the last fire a' ASH,
land is being repaired. Smith Go, ana
John Ralph are restoring the buildings ae-
stroyed and viii soon have them completed
The Pendleton Independent says Two