The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-01-13
COUNTY COURT.

vice
IL Lehman VS. School district No. SO; ae-
tion at law to recover money. Judgment
for tho plaintiff for Silt, and costs and dis
bnrsements taxed at s2l 10.
r F Moss vs. James II Whitsett; action at
law to recover money. Demurrer oyerraled
and given until Saturday to answer over.
Dr. Woodruff vs. John f Levins; de-
murrer sustained and given until Saturday
to answer.
James B Cannon VS. D E Parsley; demur-
rer sustained and action dismissed with
costs to defendant.
Moss vs. Whitsett; Judgment for plaintiff
for want Of answer, as prayed for in COM
plant.
In the matter of the guardianship Of the
minor heirs of l. L kellogg deceased. Sat
urday. Jan. eth at ten o'clock A. II set for
hearing the application of VS. Pinkston to
be appointed guardian.
In the estate of Susanna s Briggs de-
ceased, final account was allowed and set
t4St tsAd 5lthiutStIfttOK ulsSAalgSu Giil
bonds exoneratel.
In the estate of Woodson nlttesson de-
ceased February 26th was set for hearing
petition to sell real estate.
In the estate of Joseph Rondeau deceased,
final account allowed and settled and the ad
ministrator discharged and bonds exon
Grated.
In the estate of John Kelleher deceased;
final account settled and bonds exonerated.
In the matter Of the guardianship of Sam
uel D Evans. report of John Emnlit, guardl-
an, approved, and guardian discharged and
bonds exonerated.
In the estate of Henry II. Wiley deceased;
time for settling final account continued un-
til February 26th.
In the estate of Mary Gilmore deceased:
executors report received and fled.
E II Burchard appointed justice of the
peace for Gardner precinct.
John Meharry admitted county charge
upon his own affidavit.
Liquor license granted to 7. Gaunt and
Iven Moore, in Canyonville precinct, for the
term of six months.
License granted to Reed & Nelson to sell
spirituous liquors in less quantities than one
quart, in Gardiner precinct, for the term of
six months.
License granted Zsyely L Allen to sell
spurious liquors in less quantities than one
quart, in Cow creek precinct, for the term
of six months.
License granted Dement, q Mckinney to
sell spirituous liquors in less quantities than
one quart, IN Myrtle Creek precinct. for the
term of six months.
In the matter of the location of q county
road from III. Newland's to Mrs. E Parm-
ers land; assessors OF damage report that
the premises of John Byron will be damaged
| in tbs sum of ten dollars, and James Byron s
in the sum of ten dollars. The report was
| confirmed and the road declared county
road, and the proceedings ordered recorded.
License granted to James Wright to sell
spurious liquors in less quantities than one
qutsfb, III SoH CiS'fA plSSihO0, Aoi enc tcIIi
of six months.
License granted to James Moore to sell
spirituous liquors i'll less quantities than one
quart, N Canyonyille precinct, for the term
of six months.
Ordered that the assistance furnished l..
NJ. Black, county charge, be discontinued.
Ordered that the assistance granted to
Mrs Carlisle be discontinued.
Liquor license granted to j. B. Hutch for
Cow creek precinct for the term of six
months
In the matter of the location of county
road from Myrtle Creek to the residence of
James II. Dean, no damage was claimed and
the same is declared county road. Pro-
ceedings ordered recorded and supervisor Of
the read district directed to open the same.
Claims allowed against the county and
warrants drawn to the amount of nearly
$soo0
Court adjourned until February 26, 1883.
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From THE FRoNT.-The Oregon and
California railroad company have
abandoned grayeling and moved all of
their available force to the front, to
grade between the tunnels. About
one thousand Cinnamon that have been
at work between Roseburg and the
cad of the track, have been sent beyond
the big tunnel to work on the grade
The track is now laid to tunnel No 2
and tunnels No. l and 2 ale now COM
pleted. The track has now reached a
point % miles beyond Riddles. In
the blue cut, eight miles south of Rid
dies, the company are experiencing
some difficulty In consequence of the
clay raising the track to such an ex-
tent that it requires considerable force
to keep the cut cleared out. The up
heayel is caused either from the press
ule on each side Of the cut, or the self
raising quality of the soil. We havs
heard that McCurdy proposes having
1t pulverized and canned and placedlon
the market as substitute for yeas
powders.
MOUNT VERNON, Ohio. furnishes al
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