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 Rogue Valley Business Directory 1883-84 APPLEGATE.
JACKSON COUNTY.
A post office, 14 miles by stage southwest of Jacksonville. Bolt John (Kubli & Bolt), postmaster Knutzen J, justice of peace Kubli & Bolt, general merchandise [page 964] ASHLAND.
JACKSON COUNTY.
A
post, express and telegraph office, on the line of the California and
Oregon Coast Overland Stage Route, 315 miles south of Portland, and
160 miles north of Redding. Population 1,000. It is a very pretty little town, growing quite rapidly and substantially, and its facilities for manufacturing being of a superior nature, its future cannot be regarded with any but favorable eyes. A woolen mill and marble works are located here. The valley in which it is situated is very rich agriculturally speaking, and the stock-raising interests are gradually developing. The scenery in the vicinity is picturesque, and the hum of machinery in the saw mills, sash and door factory, and woolen mill are sounds that give it an air of manufacturing importance and leave an impression of its permanency that is decidedly encouraging. The power derived from Ashland Creek would be sufficient to drive the machinery of Birmingham. Its climatic features are most favorable, and the sanitary condition of the place is superb. Anderson E K (Wagner & Anderson and Ashland Woolen Mfg Co) Anderson Sisters (Misses L V and M H Anderson), millinery and dressmaking Ashland College and Normal School, Ladru Royal pres ASHLAND HOUSE, Jasper Houck proprietor ASHLAND TIDINGS (weekly), Wm H Leeds proprietor ASHLAND WOOLEN MANUFACTURING CO (James Thornton, W H Atkinson, Jacob Wagner, E K Anderson and J M McCall) Atkinson W H (Ashland Woolen Mfg Co and McCall, Atkinson & Co) Baum & Hill (Morris Baum and H C Hill), furniture Baum Morris (Baum & Hill) Burriss I W, billiard saloon and city trustee Burson H J, gunsmith Butler, Drake & Co (G S Butler, M H Drake and J Thompson), general merchandise Butler G S (Butler, Drake & Co) CENTRAL HOUSE, Benj Zumwalt proprietor CHITWOOD J H, druggist and physician Coolidge O, nurseryman Countryman Mrs M, millinery and dressmaking Daley & Co (W C Daley, J R Tozer and H S Emery), sash, door and furniture factory Daley W C (Daley & Co) DePeatt E, bootmaker Dewey L H, watchmaker and jeweler Drake M H (Butler, Drake & Co) Emery H S (Daley & Co) Fordyce Geo W (Fordyce, Neil & Co) Fordyce, Neil & Co (G W Fordyce and R P and L A Neil), meat market Fountain J D, gen mdse, agt WF&Co and C&O Stage Co Fox H, brickmaker Fraley John, groceries Gillette A V, city recorder HAMMOND A P, attorney at law, real estate agt and postmaster Harris Wm, city trustee Hill H C (Baum & Hill), city trustee HOUCK JASPER, proprietor Ashland House Hutchins J B, glovemaker Inlow H T (Inlow & Wimer Bros), and physician Inlow & Wimer Bros (H T Inlow and E R and J O C Wimer), druggists Kentnor W W, wagonmaker Klum C K, harness and saddles and mgr WU Tel Co LEEDS Wm H, editor and proprietor Ashland Tidings MARSH L S P, designer and builder, manufacturer and dealer in lumber, sash, doors, blinds, etc Mayer M, tailor McCALL, ATKINSON & CO (J M McCall, \V H Atkinson and W A Wilshire), general merchandise McCall J M (Ashland Woolen Mfg Co and McCall, Atkinson & Co) McHattan F, painter Miller E M, blacksmith Miller & Murray (J F Miller and F C Murray), blacksmiths MORGAN SAMUEL, blacksmith Muller John S, watchmaker and jeweler Murray F C, blacksmith Myer Bros (H C and O R Myer), hardware, stoves and tinware Myer O R (Myer Bros), watchmaker and jeweler Myer W C, importer and breeder of Percheron horses, Shetland ponies, etc Neil L A (Fordyce, Neil & Co) Neil R P (Fordyce, Neil & Co) NORTON HENRY, livery stable and city trustee Parsons John S, physician Phillips H F, propr Ashland and Linkville Stage Line Reeser B F, stoves and hardware Root Horace, justice of the peace Royal Ladru, pres Ashland College and Normal School Royal M G, principal Ashland College and Normal School Russell J H, marble works Sears J A, barber Sharp Rev B J, clergyman (Methodist) Smith Bros (H and L Smith), blacksmiths Smith Miss E C, millinery Smith Harry, blacksmith Taylor H D, constable and city marshal Taylor J M, dentist Thompson J (Butler, Drake & Co), city trustee Thornton James (Ashland Woolen Mfg Co), city trustee Tozer J R (Daley & Co) Vining R T, fruits, candies, etc, ice cream saloon Wagner & Anderson (Jacob Wagner and E K Anderson), flouring mills Wagner Jacob (Wagner & Anderson), and Ashland Woolen Mfg Co Willits B R, notary public, conveyancer and collector Wilshire W A (McCall, Atkinson & Co) Wimer E R (Inlow & Wimer Bros) Wimer J O C (Inlow & Wimer Bros) Wise Bros (Sol and J M Wise), general merchandise Wolters John, bakery ZUMWALT BENJ, Central House [page 964] BARRON.
JACKSON COUNTY. A
post office; 22 miles southeast of Jacksonville, and 6 miles south of
Ashland. BARRON M A, postmaster [page 972] BIG BUTTE.
JACKSON COUNTY. A
post office, 30 miles northeast of Jacksonville. Dunlap David, farmer Hall & Phillips (T and Ab Hall and L Phillips), saw mill Parker W P & Others, saw mill Perry Martin, farmer POPE H H, postmaster Stought John, farmer [page 972] BROWNSBORO.
JACKSON COUNTY. A
post office, 15 miles northeast of Jacksonville. Bailey D, flour mill Brown H R, postmaster Brown R H, general merchandise Emery E, general merchandise Farlow W P, justice of the peace Frey Geo W, bootmaker GAREY L C, wagonmaker Garey ------, physician Miller James, bridge builder Murphy John, blacksmith Parker Wm H, school teacher and author of "Family Record" Pool Arthur & Sons, blacksmiths Purdin [Mahlon], blacksmith Simpson Wm, hotel Tyrrell John, constable [page 973] CENTRAL POINT.
JACKSON COUNTY. A
post office, 6 miles northeast of Jacksonville. Fountain John, constable MAGRUDER BROS, general merchandise Walton Geo S, justice of peace [page 976] EAGLE POINT.
JACKSON COUNTY. A
post office, 14 miles northeast of Jacksonville. Ashpole John, constable Barker R L, physician Brown R H, general merchandise Daley A J, grist mill Emery & Co, general merchandise INLOW F E, postmaster Purdin M, blacksmith and justice of peace Simon P, hotel [page 982] GRANTS PASS.
JACKSON COUNTY
[sic]. A
post office; 69 miles by stage south of Roseburg. Cook D S, blacksmith Dimick E, postmaster Haymond & Magruder, general mdse [page 991] GRAVE CREEK.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY. See
Leland. [page 992] JACKSONVILLE.
JACKSON COUNTY. A
post, express and telegraph office; is a pretty and prosperous town in
the southern part of the state, 300 miles from Portland, and 177 miles
from Redding. It is delightfully situated on Jackson Creek, a tributary
of Rogue River, and is the chief commercial point. It is the county
seat and has daily mails and communication with the O.&C.R.R.,
Oregon Division of C.P.R.R., by stages of the O.&C. Stage Co.
There are rich silver and gold mines in the immediate vicinity, both
placer and quartz, and the valley in which it is built comprises some
of the finest grazing and farming lands in the state. Its schools are
of a high order, its society excellent. The climate is very fine and
the scenery picturesque. Aiken G H, physician Alford A, commissioner Armstrong M, blacksmith BEEKMAN C C, banker and agent WF&Co Birdsey J G, constable Bilger & Maegly (W L Bilger and A H Maegly), hardware, stoves and tinware and agricultural implements Brooks E C, drugs, watches and jewelry, stationery, sewing machines, etc Brown Carl, carpenter and undertaker Cardwell J A (Cardwell & Johnson), livery stable CARDWELL & JOHNSON (J A Cardwell and A L Johnson), auctioneers, real estate and insurance agents and collectors Caton and Garrett (M Caton and Robt M Garrett), saloon Cohn Samuel, general merchandise Coleman L C, general merchandise Colvig Wm M, county supt public schools Cook Robt A, commissioner CRONEMILLER & BIRDSEY (David Cronemiller and James G Birdsey), blacksmiths and horseshoers Crosby D W, cigars, tobacco and varieties Day Silas J, county judge DEMOCRATIC TIMES (weekly), Charles Nickell, proprietor Donegan Patrick, blacksmith Dowell B F, attorney at law Drum James, groceries Dunlap R S, street commissioner Egger S H, brickyard FICKE P N, meat market, hides, wool, etc; city trustee Fisher Newman, gen mdse Foudray E D, city trustee Furry Samuel, representative Geary E P, physioian Gore E E, agt Singer Sewing Machines GROB FREDERICK, saloon and bakery Hanna H K, circuit judge Hanna S P, wagonmaker Higinbotham J S, wagonmaker Hoffman Wm, books, stationery and notary public HOLT MADAM JANE, proprietor United States Hotel HOWARD J S, general merchandise and city trustee HOWARD J S & SON (J S and C J Howard), civil engineers Huffer J H, justice of the peace Jacksonville Dispensary, M Vrooman MD Jackson Will, dentist Jacobs E, general merchandise Jacobs A S, sheriff Jeffery James, county surveyor Johnson A L (Cardwell & Johnson), notary public Judge Henry, harness and saddles Kahler & Bro (C W and Robert Kahler), drugs, books and stationery Kahler C W (Kahler & Bro), and attorney at law Karewski G, general merchandise and agricultural implements Kelly H, attorney at law Kenney Thomas J, harness and saddles Kent T B, district attorney KLIPPEL HENRY, county clerk KRAUSE FRANK, proprietor Oregon Sentinel and manager Western Union Telegraph Co Kreuzer Wm, bakery Kubli Kaspar, hardware, stoves, tinware, groceries, boots and shoes and city trustee I.angell N, bootmaker Linn David, lumber, planing mill and furniture factory Little & Chase (James R Little and Geo L Chase), groceries, furnishing goods, etc Luy Fred'k, bootmaker McKenzie & Foudray, flouring mills Mee Richard, barber and tailor Mensor M, general merchandise Miller John, hardware, guns, pistols, paints, oils, etc Montgomery J B, hotel Muller Max, general merchandise, postmaster and agt C&O Stage Co Nichols Thos E, county assessor NICKELL CHARLES, proprietor Democratic Times Noland John, saloon Nunan J. gen mdse and city recorder OREGON SENTINEL (weekly), Frank Krause proprietor Orth John, meat market Pape Henry, saloon and county treasurer Parks & Son, saw mill PLYMALE W J, proprietor Excelsior Livery Stable Prim P P, attorney at law Prim Mrs T M, millinery REAMES BROS (T G and Reames), general merchandise Reed Chas H, painter Ritschard Fred, watchmaker and jeweler Robinson J W, physician Rostel C B & Bros, barbers, hairworkers and bathrooms Royal Ladru, clergyman (Methodist) Ryan Patrick J, gen mdse St Mary's Academy Savage L L, painter Schumpf Geo, barber Schultz C, city marshal Schutz Veit, brewery and coroner Sharp Mrs B J, agt organs and pianos Slover J A, hotel Solomon Joseph, general merchandise Stanley A C, representative Vrooman Martin, dispensary and physician Wetterer Joseph, brewery WINTJEN & HELMS (John Wintjen and H V Helms), saloon [page 996] KERBY.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
A post office and county seat, 50 miles southwest of Jacksonville. Crockett Garrett, county judge Cruse Kate, physician DE LAMATER N, general merchandise and postmaster Dessenger Frank, assessor Grotz George, treasurer Grotz & Reiser, saloon Hall John, county commissioner Holton & Cruse (P S Holton and Kate Cruse), physicians Kruse C, bootmaker Moore J W, blacksmith Naucke Wm, general merchandise NICKERSON F M, county clerk Rider W, hotel and sheriff Sanders W N, county supt of schools Sifers J B, miller White J R, county commissioner [page 999] LELAND.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY. A
post and express office, 45 miles northwest of Jacksonville, and 54
miles southwest of Roseburg. Browning E G, justice of peace Carll Wm, stage agt HARKNESS H D, hotel, feed stable, and postmaster Hopkins Jas, blacksmith and wagonmaker Morat Raphael, saloon Nagel Wm, general merchandise Pettengill S B, general merchandise Smith H, general merchandise [page 1002] MURPHY.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY. A
post office, 15 miles east of Kerby, and 23 miles southeast of
Jacksonville. Day Fayette G, postmaster STRONG LEWIS, proprietor Murphy Flour Mill WIMER A A, lumber mill [page 1008] PHOENIX.
JACKSON COUNTY. A
post office, 8 miles southeast of Jacksonville. Population 300. BEESON W, real estate agent, surveyor and notary public Buck J G, physician Chastain J A, physician and druggist and justice of the peace and notary public De Vis L F, physician Diamey R R, wagonmaker Dunlap A, blacksmith Forman M, wagonmaker Howard H C, butcher Hukill J W, blacksmith Kahler Geo, physician and druggist Kill James H, blacksmith Laurenberg Daniel, hotel Morgan Ed, saloon and livery stable Morgan Wm, livery Morton James, teamster Olwell P W, flour mill SARGENT C S, postmaster SARGENT & TOWNE, general merchandise Schumpf S, cabinetmaker and machinist [page 1017] PIONEER.
JACKSON COUNTY. A
post office. Marsh S S P, saloon VAN HORN JOHN, druggist and postmaster [page 1018] ROCK POINT.
JACKSON COUNTY. A
post and telegraph office, on Rogue River, 84 miles by stage from
Roseburg.Colvig W L, physician HAYMOND BEN, postmaster HAYMOND & MAGRUDER, general merchandise Hays J W, blacksmith Neathammer Jacob, justice of peace White & Bros, hotel and saloon [page 1078] SAMS VALLEY.
JACKSON COUNTY. A
post office, 15 miles northeast of Jacksonville. Population 145. Coffin P B, carpenter Gall C C, justice of peace Ganiard O, general merchandise Moore J H, carpenter Moore John, blacksmith MOON A S, general merchandise and postmaster Selpt Wm, blacksmith and wagonmaker Stanley A C, physician and surgeon Thomas J B, saw mill Trumble Bros, flour mills [page 1088] SLATE CREEK.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
See Wilderville. [page 1090] STERLINGVILLE.
JACKSON COUNTY.
A post office. Ennis Frank, miner Gilson T H, farmer Haskins Newton, miner Parker Jacob, saw mill Saltmarsh J B, miner Saltmarsh S, miner [page 1091] SUCKER CREEK.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
Post office Kerby; 4½ miles from Kerby. Beash & Platte, gen mdse DELAMATER N & CO, general merchandise Leonard L, gen mdse Miller & Smith, saw mill [page 1088] UNIONTOWN.
JACKSON COUNTY. A
post office; 9 miles from Jacksonville. CAMERON T, general merchandise Last
revised May 3, 2020
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