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THEMEDFORDRiAIL
Published every Friday
A 5. BMT0N, Publisher.
MKUFOKD APU1L 10, 1908.
BOOtlPriON tl.go PER VEAR
KaUied In th aoatofflop at Medford, Orsgoo
u vcoSd olwe aikll nstu
Id to editorial col a mot of tb
Mall abort tint since an artlolt ap
appealed atailng that a F. Hotkey,
candidate for the nom lotion for dU
trlot attorney, bad bM a resident of
Jeoksoo county for four yeara only.
We were misinformed as to tb tint
of Mr. Malkey's restdenAe, a bo fau
tMD boro tlx yeara. nearly oil of
wblob tlmo bo boo been Id charge of
the boutnern Oregon Normal School
at Ashland Wo cheerfully make tbli
oo r recti on, tbo orror wu ooo of
lgnoranoe not of Intention
If elected to tbo office of district
attorney Out Keabnry will com
menoe not only wltb training to Ibe
law, but wide a qualotance wltb the
people of the first Judicial district
ilia experience In publlo otlloe, oor
orlug a period of lereral years, bas
given blin an instgbt Into tbe work
log of court business that witt pi ore
of value to blm In tbe office of dis
trict attorney. Besides Mr. New
tury, baa ability as a lawyer, Is a
close student and a strenuous worker,
TO THE PUBLIC.
Ashland, Oregon, April 0, 1908.
To tbs Kmtou Medfohd Mail:
Relative to my candidacy for tbe He
publican nomination for the office of
County Judge, I desire to say to tbe
readers of tbe Mail that my duties as
recorder of Ashland require practical
It all my time and are of a character
which will allow mo but little time to
be absent from tbe city so as to meet
the voters In the other parte of tbe
county.
If elected to tbo office of County
Judge 1 shall endeavor to ooofer strict
ly to the requirements of the law. The
ji.rlsdlc.lou of tbe Count Court Is
limited aud defined by law. It Is, of
oour-te. a matter of honor and duty for
tbe judge acting as a court of probate
to loiorm bluisetf atsto the law and to
apply It Justly and Impartially to the
bet of bis ability.
As tbu bead of the Commissioners
Court, invented with the gt-nerul pow
er to manage the county businesi), my
influence and vote will be u-d to put
the County adiuiuUtriiiioa in line with
the proKreflHlve movement initiated by
the people In the .britiy and growing
local i tit) of ihe county.
Tbe sentiment that this generation
should be tarienVd with those condi
tions which haw nervud tt.e pioneer
times is entirely out of harmony with
Ihe thought of progreHeive civilisa
tion. 1 he rock, mud, chock -hoi,
bruh, Iocs and slumps ol tte public
highway should Iks reaiivvl and the
delight of our M-ople should lie to make
tfiio smoother lor themselves and (or
those who follow us.
Tbe problem of road improvement, I
regard as of the 11 rut importance in
Jackson county and 1 would address
myself to the matter of planning such
work so as to produce the best rosults
wltb tbe money available, my knowl
edge and the instruction of my expe
rience and that of the Commissioners,
and other persons being utilized, at
far as practicable to that ecd.
System and method In tbe orderly
oonduotoflbe county business should
be insisted upon to Insure economy of
administration and the accomodation
and convenience of the people.
Expenditures for improvements,
special work and generally should be
published.
A careful supervision should be exer
cised by tbe County Court in the sen-
oral care and management of the coun
ty property and funds as required by
law.
In the maintenance and construc
tion of roads and bridges; the needs of
the outlying districts will he appre
ciated by mo and tbey shall have their
share of the public money available for
such work. Borne excellent work has
been done on our roads, hut a rancher
on the upper Rogue River, or In other
remote districts is entitled to a practi
cable and reasonably good roadway to
reach valley towns.
borne .plan ought to be devised to
raise more money lor road Improve
ment. The money heretofore availa
ble is entirely inadequate for necessary
road purposes in Jackson county. A
country so rich and where the lands
are so valuable as in the Rogue River
Valley is able to sustain Urst-class
roads.
The proper conception of a public
thoroughfare In this county should bo
higher than of its maintenance in a
passable condition. There ought to be
more than one road crew in the coun
ty and there should perhaps be some
now legislation to facilitate organiza
tion tor road work and to centralize its
direction and the responsibility for the
work.
Efficiency alone should be tbe test for
employment in road woik.
The duties of the Board of Equaliza
tion are clearly defined in the law. A
complete and careful examination and
correction of the assessment rolls and
the making of proper corrections are
specified as the tlrst to be performed.
In order to increase or reduce valua
tion of property so as to roach full cash
value.
1 regard it as a prudent foresight to
have some assurance by the court,
that the aHe6or'fl work, through
deputies, shall be efficient and pains
taking, by the exercises of the court's
discretion in determining the number
gnd compensation of such dorm tie,
j M . F. Kggleston.
Advertise.! Letter List.
Following is i 11 m of if tier reraaialair nn
eaiiod for at toe Meuturu postotnes on April
v, rwi
Altltnui, Kill worth
Bsnnlng., U
Mower W H
llriti'k, rams
I'.ni. 811
Hewail.J
Mlr. A R
free, Caryl
Jntanaon, E L
Jobueon, N
MrR... Mnr V
Moore, Mr. Alice
Mjer.. A 1
NorcroM, W K
Pearson, W R
Powers. Kugsns
Btroog.Tbonsa
We. H M
amalsy, Clsad 0
Wllllsm.. A L
Eakjlw. Ceu
jfrcvert, r t
Bowhbtn.C K
BrKilabaw. J T
Wvla, Mrs H A
DouibtT.CC
Ktkhe.-. Jootph H
Howard, i C
Jones. E T
Msrtln. rWTtd
Helm. Frederick
MOHr. A i
Norton. W
Parsons, Q w I.
rirmals, DaTld
BsyooMs. Claisnoa
Hose, I D
Tront, B
Wsdoall Geo r
waimsia, wtUiaai
WUllaau, 11
mm of cm. mm will be use ape.de.
ftrr aftwaawita.aDoT.4iMn.
waswawaUlaa for aar ef Ike akwr Mm
Ml awMws ear-Adrartuwd.'
-Special Attention
is given to the convenience and
comfort of our depositors and
clients. .
If Efficiency in every department
is a cardinal principal with us.
TI Your account and banking busi
ness will receive our best attention.
W. I. Vawteb, Pres.
To Voters'of the 1st
Judicial District
Mr opponent (of tb. oliloe of dla
trlot attorney, Prof, ii r. Malkej,
would bin tb. .pablia bell., tnat I
bad nd. an attack upon blm
tnroogb tb. pm. In tbu district.
Let It be known tbat In no communi
cation thstj I bar. ever made did I
I mention Mr. Mailer's name ur al
lude to blm In anj way. If be baa
profaalonaal oorna nod I Inadver
tently trod upon tbem, I can certain
ly not be blamed .for bu baring tbe
Mr. Malkej, In long ettlole de
TOfaw aiob attention to my profes
sional oeoaaa and labors to oast die
orwdlt upon It, But ba point to
oniy oa. oirll oaae tbat I bare lost
at tb. Jaokaoa county bar, and flnaa
by tbe rwoords tbat I bar. acquitted
&0 per oent of tbe criminal oases tbat
I bare defended, and tbla record at
tained agalnat ao rlgoioaa a prose
cutor aa A. E. Reams. Mow tbat be
baa let It be known tbat 1 bar bad
some 70 cases lu tbe Jackaon County
Courts and lost but one clril suit and
only lx orlmtnal oaset (and tbe
district attorney nerer Hlei an In
dictment agalnat a man unless be
thinks be baa a "clnob" against
him), the publlo would like to know
how many oaaea Mr. DAulkey has bad
In tbe oourte tit tb. drat judiolnl
dlatrlot or In any other oourta of tbe
acute of Oregon, In a paid advertlee
ment In tbe Portlund Oreaoulan be
stutea tbat be "practiced for a time
In Polk county." Perhaps a certltl
Gate from tbe county ulurk of Polk
county would ahow bow many oaaea
Mr. Mulkey tried in tbat county. It
ought to be rery easy to get tbe oer
tillcate from tbe clerk, wby not get
It Mi. Mulkey?
Hlooe Mr. Mulkey ie bauling some
on. else's professional record into
tb. pies, wby not let tbe people
know of bla own record as lawyer?
Tbe tazparrr of tbla dlatrlot would
Ilk to know and bar a right to
know whether Mr. Mulkey rei tried
oaae In bla Ufa and where. Stand'
up and tell them.
Now In tbat Joint diaooaalon wblob
you propose why not take for tbe
aubjeot "Tb. oaaea B. F. Mulkey baa
tried In tb court of Oregon." By
taking tbla aubjeot tbf people might
not be bond so long In t'.e argu
ment. 1 desire further to stats, that'ersry
criminal case that I bare tried In-'
rolrad a penalty wblcb would bar.
sent tb accused to tb. penitentiary
bad he been ooo rioted, and aooord-l
ing to Mr. Mulkey' own statement I
sared one half of tbetn oonrlctlon, a
professional record wblob 1 am not
ashamed of.
1 desire to state that It waa not my
porpoae to break Into print and
should no' bare don ao but for Mi.
Mulkey'a diplomatic attack and tbla
la my only apology to otfer for this
artiole. Mr. Mulkey alludes to bla
aerrloe in toe Oregon Senate and
would bar. tbe. people bullere tbat
tbla should fit blm for dlatrlot attor
ney, but I can point to dozen men
In Jackaon and Joeepbine oounttea
who hare aerred In tbe Oregon Legis
lature no on. of whom would pre
sume tbat It qualified him for dla
trlot attorney.
Very respectfully,
Una Newbury.
For County Commissioner.
llarlng announoed myself aa a can
didate for tbe Republican nomina
tion for County Commissioner 1 wish
to aay a few worda to the readers of
tb Mall regarding myself and the
lines I will follow If nominated for
and elected to the otlloe. 1 hare
been a resident of Jaokson county for
tbe'paat twenty-three years and am
thoroughly oonrersant with the
needs of tbe various portions of tbe
county, and if elected to the oftloc
will do tbe best I can for all portions
of tbe oounty without dlscrlmlnaton
In faror of any particular locality.
I am a firm believer in good roads
and will always work toward tb bet
teiment of our oounty thoroughfares.
I bar bad considerable experience
In tba building of roads in Southern
Oregon and alas when and I will fill
tb office to tb best of my ability,
Jamee Owen.
Card of Thank
W wish to tab thlt method of
iteadiag oar lorr thanks to oar
friends end neighbor who o kindly
assisted ua during tb lllaaaa and
death of Grant Kawllng.
Rawllng aad.tamlly.
Established 1888
State Depositary '
Capital and Surplus
$115,000.00
G K. Lindley, Cashier
Judge Dunn Replies
To tb bditor:-
J'here appeared In the Monday Is
sue of the "Dally Tribnue" an arti
cle witn great big Black Headlines
entitled, "Jackson County Tax bale
in Hopeless Muddle." I would
not reply to this silly twadlt wet It
not for the fact tbat poaaibly aom
person. Ignorant of tbe motives of
tb editor anu power bthlnd tbe
throne of th Dally Tribune, might
construe my .Hence aa an admission
of tb tin state of facts. Any per
son acquainted with tb. motives oan
read through tb line tb animus of
tb unjust attaok. Now tb faota In
regaid to tb tax aale to wbioh tb.
article evidently referred are tbat th
props rly waa eoid to Jackaon county
and not to Oao. W Dunn aa charged.
On tbe 23rd day of December, 1904,
Snerlff Rader offer a for al nod
sold at tb court bona, door In Mia
manner pinrlded by law all tb pro
perty oo wbioh tbe taxaw for tb year
1UU3 war delinquent Deputy Sheriff
Oris Crawford auctioned off tbe pro
perty aod Lewis Ulrloh aoted aa clerk
for blm and noted down in pencil in
a temporary memorndutn, made for
convenience by posting a copy of the
notice of delinquent taxes in an old
hook, the namea of the persona bid
ding In tbe property, eto.
1 waa tbere aod aa tb law pro
ridea bid In for tb County of Jack
son all tbs property for which there
waa no other bidder Tbe clerk
Instead cf writing opposite the pro
perty bid in far tbe couuty tbe name
"County of Jackson," wrote the
name Ueo. W. Dunn, altnouKb It was
known tbat i was bidding for tbe
county.
Tbe Certificates were all properly
written In the name of the County
of Jackson, th Tax Roll, wblob la
tbe record of the aale, abowa tbat all
tbe land b:d in by m waa aold to tbe
County of Jaoaaon and tbat tb aale
waa regularly and properly made.
Tbe temporary memorandum of tb
sheriff is not a part of th record uf
Jackson county and tbs action of tbe
llennLv Sheriff did not In tbe least
alfeot tbe validity of tba sal.
Now aa to tb aale of property
heretofore so d to Jackson oounty on
wblob tb period of redemption has
expired, I will any tbat at tb last
reeelon of tb Commissioners Court
tbere waa mad an older direotlng
tb aberlff to proceed to advertise
aod sell In th manner contemplated
in tbe law passed at the 19C7 session
of tb legislature.
Now, If tbe editor of tbe Tribune
will alow down a little and not do to
much howling about things of whion
he Is densely Ignorant, be will pro
bably do more to compass my defeat
for the nomination for re-election to
th otlloe which I now held, than be
oan do by misrepresentation and
Scare crow Headlines, wltb no foun
dation of fact baok of tbem.
You will note how muob care be
bas taken in looking up tbla matter
when he obarges that' "Sheriff Jaok
son" evidently thought tbat it was
proper to sell; tbe delinquent land
to Judge Dunn when as matter of
faot tbla sale waa made eighteen
months before tbe eleotion of Sheriff
jaokion.
The aforesaid editor ia evidently
hard np for material for Ueadllnee
when he baa to grab at snob small
straws on wblob to bang on.
Use W. Dunn.
From Mr. Mulkey.
In your recent editorial you nn-
erstate the length of time I bare
lived in this oounty and tba amount
of expetlenoe I bave bad in tbe prac
tice of law.
I bave practloed law for two yeara
in Polk and Yamhill counties.
I have been a resident ot .Jackson
county six yeara six of tb busiest
and hat plost years of my life.
Thanking you .for tbia much of
your valuablo space
Sincerely,
li. b Mulkey.
William A Carter, candidate for
republican nomination of Hall Road
Commissioner from thle dlstriot, bav-'
Ing been engaged lu tbe m oantll
buslneee for tb. past eight yeate. Is
conversant wltb some of tb abuses
that bav been heaped upon msr-!
obanta and shippers of produoe, and 1
if nomlnaUd and elected, will use .
hi best tforta to Cur thee evils j
Lost on Sunday, April 5th, ladies
fur oap oa road betweea J VVi
Dodge's plae bad Mr Staff's near ;
Talent Fladar please oommuoloate '
um i. n Umm tmAt,A
and.rao.lv. reward 15--1
ANTI-SALOON.
Letters From Prominent Persons-
A eity of loo,ooo people without
tb sslooo. Hon. O. W. Tiinkett,
Assistant Attorney (Jeoeral of Kan
sas, furnishes tb following fact con-ce-nlng
tb closing of saloons In
Kansas City, Ksnsaa Tbla proves tbs
falsehood of tb picture aod posters
Id saloon windowa representing tbe
aontrarv.
1 "This ally I tb meUopolla of
' Kansas, with population of loo,-
ooo. Tb Inhabitant are largely
wage-aarneis and rsprsswnU every
nationality. W are located on tbe
border, only an Invisible line separ
ating ua from Kanaaa City, Missouri.
I Tb olty ranks fifth In tb list of
, manufacturing cities of to United
' Bute. One year ago there wer 226
i saloons In tbia oounty, 2oo gambling
dsns aod about 6o bouses of social
evil, Today tbere is not a saloon, no
open gambling den, nor a disorderly
bouso, It Is tbe largest city lu the
Wnild without these dene of rice,
ana as we bare now existed about
twelve months without tbem, it
slfoids a liriog example of tbe fact
tuat a large "Ity oan grow and pros
per without such evils. At the ooni
treneemont ot tbe cootest a large
number of our people thought tbat it
aould tuln business and destroy our
pro-parity, but It baa stimulated
business in all lines. Our population
has increased at a greater rat than
ever before. Tbe deposits In tbe
banks bare gained by on and one
half million dollars. Tb merchants
upon our streets have bad to employ
additional oleika. Tb attendance
n our public aoboola baa Increased
largely, and we bar had to embploy
:gbtn additional teachers Tb
teacher Inform ua tbat tbi Increase
ia largely of bey and girl of from
12 to 16 years of age, wbo prior to
the closing of the saloon war com
pelled to assist la (appoitlng tb
family, by lesson of the father
spending his wage for drink.
Tb charitable Institutions report
a reduction of mora than two-thirds
In tb demand for aid. Tbe juvenile
court, wblob has the oar of depend
ent children, baa bad but two appli
cations in the past lgb. months,
while prior to tbs closing of tbs
joints from eigbti to 83 oblidfen re
quired aid and assistance eaoh
month. Prior to the closing of tbe
joints we eeut from 15 to 25 yjuug
men to th reformatory erery year.
In Ibe twelve months since closing
we have aent but two. The expenses
for prosecuting orlmluals bav been
reduced S'J'ifOOO per annum. Ex
penses for tbe polioe force have been
reduced ae muob more. For tbe firBt
time in 2 years tbe court of common
pleas of this county opened Its term
tbe first Monoay in May without a
criminal case. Tbe city oouits,
oreated for tb express purpose of
trying petty suits, for tbe oolleoton
of rents and giooery bills, and for
mally otowded with a blaok docket
every day, have now practloally no
business, for th reason that people
are paying their bills Instead of be
ins sued for tbem. A year ago this
olty was trying to derise ways and
meana to spate tbe money to build
additions to our olty jails, to-day
th doors of th jail awing Idly upon
their hinges, and we bar no uss for
those we bar. One year ago, not to
exceed two business men on tbe
prinolple thoroughfares of this olty
wold have favored tb dosing of
saloons. To-day tbarje are not two
wbo would favor opening tbem.
Twioe stuoe tbe saloons were olosed
w have held a city eleotion at wbioh
tbe issue was presented to tbe people,
and at each eleotion the people have
endorsed present conditions. Every
banker Is loud In praise ot tbe pres
ent civic situation. Tbe city Is
clean, crime Is at a minimum, .mer
chants prosperous, aod real estate
advancing.
This city I. now tbe experimental
atatton of the world. If Kansas City,
Kansas, can cloae saloona and keep
them closed, and If the closing pio
dncee prosperity, happiness and con
tentment, then It is reasonable to as
sume tbat sucb results will follow a
like polioy In other large ollles,"
S, E. Vonng & Son, Department
Store, Albany, Oregon.
"Dear Sir: In answer to yours of
the 2 1st would aay: Yea It la a good
thing foi Albany that the saloons are
olosed up. Taxee have not been In
creased that 1 know ot. Four
months ago in one day the anti-sa-
riyiMCT-CTTTMinTrm
T Wj .lY'llV
jEB Qj
t
m
The Fashionable Man
NEED Not forever, be the
Extravagant Man
On the Corner of 7th and B Streets
"Mocffords Corrocrt Clothiers
loon element ot Albany subscribed
elooo for local option anoV tbs main
taining of tb law, Albaoy In tbe
last 6 days baa raised 7 or 8 thous
and dollars for boosting tbe city
and expects to raise more. I hope
tbat you will be euooessful in mak
In Jackson county dry,"
Very truly,
S. E Young.
J. M. Nolan & Son Dry Good and
Ladies' Furnishings, Fine Clothing
and Men's Furnishings.
3 Corvallia, Oregon, March 23, 19oS.
"Dear Sir, Tbe following ate th
answers to your questions: the ab
senoe of th saloon la good thing
for Corvallia. Tb abeenoe of tbe
alooo helps business materially. I
do not notlos that taxee an Increaa
ed by the absence of the saloon. Ibe
selling illegally of liquor Is being suc
cessfully proseouted and driven
out."
Very truly,
J. M. Nolan.
Ed. Andrews For Commissioner.
In this age of what might be called
the new era of politics, when th
p jople are showing a disposition to
attend to tbelr own business politi
cally, it is pnbapi only fair tbat a
candidate wbo is honored by having
bis name plaoed upon tbe tioket for
primary election abould state In a
plain and straight forward manner
bla principles aod Intentions should
be be tbe lucky candidate.
Th otlloe of commissioner I often
lightly looked npon and often thrown
to aoy one who will aooept It but in
out opinion It la one of th most. If
not the most, important eleotlve
otlloe of tbe oounty. We are just
waking op to tbe fact that we bave
th moat beautiful and fertile valley
on tbe entire Paolllo coast. People
from tbe East bad to oome In and tell
ua tbla but I am glad to say that we
at at last convlnoad. Their first
crltloism and sole objeotlon to tbe
Rogue niver Valley la tbe condition
of our roads and it Is on account of
this much needed Imptorement that
I take the hearty Interest In tbe
preseot campaign, aod I may say
light here tbat tbe platform upon
whlob I intend to run, If euooessful
in the primary, is a p'atform built of
crushed rook and not sands f torn
Bear creek or any other creek which
contains about 40 par oent mud.
The building of toads is a loienoe
aud if built upon soientlSo lines with
tbe abundant material at band in
this oounty they will wear a lifetime
with but little repair. Th first
thing In road building ia to look well
to proper drainage. Second, ie a
grade with sutUolsnt pltoh to form
water shed, and width enough to al
low two loaded teams to pass.
Third a aton foundation of Urge
rock, covstsd with orosbd rock
sufficiently On to form a smooth
surfaoa and rolllad down and picked.
When on stops to consider th
fact that good toad, epr) tally
through oar bssry black land will
Wherever you go you will see our clothes on Bankers,
Lawyers, Physicians, Business Men. Men who
have learned how to spend money in a business-like
way and know the asset value of good clothes; you will,
probably, be unable to distinguish those we clothe
from those who still go to the highest priced tailors in
the cities.
It means when a man buys here; more clothes per
year lor the same expenditure, or as many clothes foi
much less.
A Spring Suit
$12.50 to $45.00
A Pair of Spring Trousers
$2.50 to $8.00
A Spring
$15.00 to
Spring Hats and Spring Furnishings of all sorts, at
prices that haue never yet caused a feeling of disappointment.
npri,!..!... ?ganRECQN
immediately add ioO per acre to Its
value, una oao begin to appreciate
tbe value of propir highways,
through tbs county, it is true the
building of roads is ep?ntive and
the need of the entile county cannot
be met at oooe, consequently a care
ful examination abould be made and
uch thoroughfares first improved as
will open tbe way from tb more
thickly settled communities to their
nearest market, f or Inatanoe, a mile
of road oonneoting the new road
built last year from Medford towara
Eagle Point with the Central Point
road running to Agate, would give
th people of Dry creek, Antelope,
Little Butte and Eagle Point a good
road Into Central Point any time of
th year. And there are many in
stances of tbis kind throughout tb
oounty, which In our opinion should
bav tb first attention. It ia a abort
algotwd polioy to discriminate by
favoring one aeotlon more than
another.' I know of communities
tbat have paid taxes for thirty years,
and nerer bad a rod of good road
built in to-lr dlstriot. While there
are other duties inaumbent upon a
County Commissioner I regard tba
question of roads of suob vital Im
portance that I dwell more espoolally
upon tbat aubjeot and anyone wbo
gives tbe propar amonnt of time to
the otUoe must oertaloly make up bis
mind to do so at personal loss and
unless bs bs publlo spirited enough
to make this sacrifice be abould not
ooneent to allow hi nam to go be
fore the people.
Most respectfully,
Ecu M. Andrew.
A vats for William A Carter for
tbe republican nomination of Kail
Koad Commissioner, at tbe ooming
primary election, Is a vote In tbe re
cognition of tbe email ehloper and
tbe business man who would be re
presented before tb Rail Koad Commission
SPECIAL
Haskin's Drug Store
i Twelve 10 cent cakes
Toilet Soap and a
25 cent box of Sta
tionery for 90 cents.
Thursday. Friday and
Saturday
Top Goat
$30.00
3,000 BUYS A GOOD
BUSINESS CORNER with
buildings in Medford, tlnee
lota '2b X 100 feet, will bring
twice Ihe money inside of a
year, on the market a very
short time at this price. This
is a genuine snap. For sale
by C. H. Pierce & Son.
Waterworka
Medford, Oration, April 3. 1908,
Sealed proptteale will be reoerled
hj tbe oltv oouoo'l of Medford, Ore
ro, aattl 6 o'clock p. m., April 21,
1908, for eonitraottng water worka
for tbe eitr Qf Medford.
Tbe work will eonaist of excavating
and backdating trenches, baulmg end
laying oaat-iron pipe, hauling aod
placing Talves. Talve boxes, hydrants
and special oastings will be furnish
ed by tbe city of Medford.
Plans may b6 seen and specifica
tions obtained at tb office of tbe
City Recorder of Medi'ord, Oregon,
or at the office of Frank C. Kehey,
oivtl engineer, Portland, Oregon.
All bids mu-t be saumlttei on the
printed forms farnlebed by ihe City
Reorder of Medford.
tiacb bid shall be accompanied by
a Ovjrtllied cbeox in favor of the City
Treasurer of Medford for Ave per
oent of the amount of tbe bid.
A bond acceptable to tbe olty
council of Medford will be requited
for 3o per cent of the amount of tbe
contract price. The time stated In
the proposal for completing the work
will be ot nsldered In awarding the
contract. The right Is reserved to
reject aoy or all bids.
J. F. Reddy, Mayor.
Ben. M. Collins, City Recorder.
Ihoiough-bred Barred Plymouth
Rock eegs for hatching 15 for 75o
John W Smith,, Eagie, Point Ore
gon, Will deliver eggs Saturday at
Warner's Grocery Store
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