The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-01-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

Il
Langenberg Brss.
| Saturday, January Goth, there was born
daughter to the wife of Oyerton Price, weigh |
ing nine pounds.
I. ". Morgan is agent for the new Davis |
Sewing Machine and keeps on hand full |
supply Of extra attachments, needles etc., at |
| his Tobacco and Notion Store in Roseburg |
The game law has gone into effect and |
hunters should be careful not to violate its |
provisions
Some work is being done on the Yaquina
railroad by Cinnamon but the progress is not
encouraging for speedy completion of the
/ work.
/ Ben. Simpson has been reappointed postal
agent by President Arthur. Another score
for Mitchell
J. E. Beggs passed through Plevna recent
ly, en- route to klamath agency from Redding
with load of hardwood, to be used in re-
pairing wagons for the Indians, said timber
costing the government SO cents per foot.
James Walton of Sa lem has just completed,
by the direction of Prof E. B. McEIroy,
state superintendent of public instruction,
some very fine maps of the new counties Of
Crook and klamath, for the use of eastern
geosraphers.
Tenn Gilbert, an Indian was sentenced last
week by Judge Boise OF the third district to
: be hung for the murder of Wapato Dave and
J his WIFE The execution was ordered on
, March 1st, between the hours of IL A. H.
; and 12 P NJ.
Farmers and others desiring genteel lu-
crative agency business, by which S. to $40
a day can be earned, send address at once,
} on postal, to Fl. G. Wilkinson & Co., l95
/ 1877 Fulton street, New York.
The schooner Truckee is loading lumber
at Bunch, Bennett and Co. $ MILL She will
take 100000 feet at Coquille, entirely clear.
ing the wharf, and then complete her load al
Parkersburg.
The new vessel at North Bend was success
e fully launched last Saturday and christeneG
t Cecil Dreems. After being loaded with lum
Der she viii be taken to San Francisco
where her machinery will be put in.
n Joe. Nay, OF Elk river, Curry county, i,
n preparing to put up saw mill at his place il
the spring. His machinery will arrive il
. April, and the mill viii have capacity o.
. $4,000 feet per day. Nay recently purchased
d wharfage land at Port Oxford.
Ie Five families, comprising upwards o
4 pfu %
It Iowa last week, to settle somewhere il
,s Jackson county, Oregon. They are pleased
with the climats and say that tders will b.
% large immigration to Southern Oregon
= from that State.
D, Last year Dean and Co.'S mill at Marsh
l. field, ran 30l days, sawed 1867 logs, ant
le manufactured Is, III ,235 feet of lumber
II 1882. 900 laths, and 328. 600 broom handles
The cost of producing this lumber was
tribe more than that of 1881, owing to
of slight advance III the cost of Iabor and logs
:! The Jacksonville Sentinel says: ''It
IL probable that the most of our merchants vii
Id ship over the Crescent City wagon road thi
a year. It will be greatly to their advantas
l. to do so. as the rates will be cheaper an
- prompt delivery guaranteed. Besides nel
market for eur produce will be opened.
A new departure IN the treatment {
chronic diseases has been made. Send t
Drs. Starkey and PaIen, llG9 Girard stree
We Philadelphia, for their Treatise on Cornpoun
ed Oxygen and leara ell about it. Mailed free
+ba
q, Home Treatment directed to II. E. Natl
II evs, COG Montgomery street, San Fraucisc
viii be filled on the same tera4s as If sent d
~ rectly to us ia Philadelphia.
ch
The business headquarters of the La
his Superior & Puget Sound La. Company ha'
tor been transferred from. New Tacoma to For
e1- land, whIra they rave been placed under ii
he management Of Pau shultz, Of the Northe
- Pacific land Department The Lake Super
or & Pnget Sound Land Company owns
al large tract Of land in the Pnget Sound regio
lid aud it cou q rot have selected . person be
x ter qualified than Nr. Shaitz 10 tai-e char
:, of the business on this coast.
the Fred Re was foreman af jury call
10 sit on e topper who n,ho djel recently
Neeksyilie. The following verdict was
turned: S'We, the jury appointed to sit up
OF the body OF Andy Walsh, now lying befo
lty u.s. lind that he came to his death from
ity ,change of whisky"
Tas It has been ascertaiuei that Klamath cou
|. tvs proportion of the Indebtedness of Lal
md county is g., $50 so, Of which amount near
8. 200 is State taxes. It viii thus be sc
that the Affairs OF axe county have be
I ~ iudiciously managed, and that in spite
aw many unfayor.ble circumstances her debt
ted very small
led Winner & Sons have completed the ne
lie road from Jacksonville to Crescent City
= its connection with the old road, at a CT
of between sl5, 900 and $4,000. Everythi
q" will be ready for ffeighting before APP
d It is thought that large portion of
ted jacksonville freight will be hauled over t
6 In route.
ice The County Clerk yesterday recorded f'
Of deeds for claims on the Excelsior ledge,
rst- the Bohemia district The conveyance '
=. made to parties in San Francisco. There
ne doubt that the quartz ledges in this {
ana +r;ct ora s,,par;or to the Camstock in Ne