THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIRTJNK. MEDFOim OR., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1007.
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Medford Daily Tribune
A LIti Papar io a Live Town.
! ii much improved, we art pleated to
rc port.
Tbe I. O. O. F. lodge held tbefr reg
ulur iuitallutioD last Saturday nigbt.
Mra. Elmer served a aplendid wbu-ken
i.bliabed -very .evening except Sunday, pie supper after their work bad been
I completed.
Hrboo) bus
Medford Publishing Company.
O. PUTNAM, Editor and Manager.
Admitted as Second Class Matter in
the Postoffice at Medford, Oregon.
Subscription Bates:
One month, by mail or carrier.
One year, by mail
AMUSEMENTS
..to.su
.. 5.0(1
Coming Attractions.
January 8 "Are You Crazy t"
A WORD FOB THE COUNCIL.
The life of the preaent city council
is drawing to a clime. Much knock
iog has not come up to expectation)!
in many ways, yet all thinga conaid
(red, it has done more for the citv
tliao any other council ever did, and
ii record ia a clear one. No breath
of scandal, no taint of graft has touched
any of the many transactions.
A beginning has been made along
tne right direction in many lines. The
i.ain street of Medford has been or
rif red paved, and water mains purchased
f..r Seventh street and n new distrib
ution "ysteni for the entire city nr
ranged for. Plans have been secured
for an adequate water anpply for the
lity. The houses have been ordered
numbered, a new city hull built, a sur
vey of the townsite made, and grndes
established. A paying water rale sclicd
u!o hoa been adopted. Many other im
provements have been made or started,
much preliminary ground work done.
It is at best a thankless tnik to ac
cept public officii in a small place.
There is no aalary attached to it, much
I anl work, much unselfish sacrifice of
lime for the public goixl, and little but
the anvil chorus for a reward.
This paper has not hesilnted to rriti
cisa the council when il seemed neces
sary. It dora not now hesitate to say a
word of praise when it thinks a kindly
word not out of place.
PROSPERITY MA88 MEETING.
reopened after a two I
weeks' vacatiuu. The old rooms arc
uguiii being used, as it will probably
be two or three wei-hs before the Dew
Sfhoolbouse will be completed.
We are sorry to learn that both .las.
F. Wilson and his wife are quite ill
with pueumuiiia. Mia, Mu Huffer
and Mra. Charles Wilcox are attending
them.
Henry and Frank Stevenson have
purchased the ranch belongiog to .1. M.
Dews on Hig Applegata for ftwm. They
will take posesssion immediately, while
Mr. Dews, who has beeo a resident of
that section since IXt5, will prohshly
move to Jacksonville.
District Attorney A. R. itearaes ar
rived from Portland to be present at:
the adjourned term of court.
Mrs. E. J. Kubli returned from Port
land on Monday noon s train, where ahe
has been spending the holidays with
her children.
MAY REARREST PUTEB
AS SOON AS BELEA8B
Don't forget that prosperity mnss
meeting scheduled for Mondny eve
ning at the opera house.
Everybody in Medford is invited.
There will be n good progrnm, plenty of
good music, eloquent speeches by elo
quent speakers and a lining up of every
body for the common good.
It is a time to forget petty quarrels,
to bury your hummer, to put away your
at. It is a timn of good fellowship in
a good cause.
You and T and everybody here wnnta
to mako this coming year I lie most
prosperous in the city's history. It is
up to each of us to do our share. V
caa do it easily if wo will. Coino and
learn now.
Everybody is asked tn attend.
H. A. D. Piitrr, the eminent laodrfraud
operator and author of a reminiscent ,
volume on thefts of public domain,
hopes to revel in the air of freedom
within the next few days. Dut be is
not quite sur. That pardon from the,
federal government, which F. J. Henev
wired ai on its way, is due to arrive.
It would not have surprised Mr. Puter
had it arrived last night. But the malls
are heavy at this season and some lit
tle delay hus to be provided for. But
l Iml purdon does not set 1 1 8 tht matter..
There is a brand new warrant out for
Puler, and it is now in tho hands of
Sheriff Htevens, having been placed
wilh him yesterday forenoon by Cir
cuit Judge. Clelnnd. The warrant ia new
only in the sense that it has never been
served before. It traces ils orisjin back
lo the proud days of land-fraud activ
ities in April, KMI5. The document ia in
Ihe shape of a bench warrant Issued t
Salem by the county clerk on an order
from the circuit court of .Marion county.
It was issued following Puter 'a indict
ment, April 2, lsil)!), on a charge of sub
ornnlinn of perjury. Initiative In that
instance wns taken by the state and tbe
charge now againit Puter baa nothing
tn do wilh Hie 'Tailed Htntes govern
ment.
To the Editor: I have been reading
your valuable, or ratlior invaluablo to
me, anmi weekly for two months. It is
certainly a splendid paper. I notice
your efforts tn sell $11100 in bonds tn
improve your plant. If vour people
could be in Palisades, Col., and see what
I heir paper has done for that valley
yon would oversell your bonds in
day. They are selling land for PMW
an acra adjoining the townsito. While
I never suw youra, I don't think this
Colorado land would suit me as well as
yours. Would suggest that vou get some
c.ipies of this pnpnr Tribnnn, I think
it Is, at Palisades. The real estate
men back it in Home way and it cer
tainly is fine in securing results.
I wish to send your Horticultural
Tribune to a number of people I nm
interesting in your vnllev. What must
1 lend you per copy with the names?
I expect to visit your valley in March
or April, and if it is as nearly as good
you people say it ia, I expect to In
rate in the valley. From your adver
lisisg, Medford looks the beat tn me
Hut I will look into all the towns
Yours truly, W. It. KN(II,E.
Hit 'em again on tho "ax' deal.
Nioux Falls, 8. I)., January 1.
COMUVNIOATIOIfS.
To (he Editor Mr: As yu say you
we untramollct!, therefore you can give
I t under dog a chance. Indeed, it
I ould be most unlair not to allow
ineona to answer Father (Iregory's
uitrary dictuin on Hocialima, espeoi
:ly on the eve of an election. Ho any
icialaaa is revolutionary. It is, and
ivulutioaary, but it only wanls I hi
poe.eone.le weapon of its warfare to
i be free apecch, free press, fair arbitra
I km aid ballots instead of ballets. Does
bv 0.4 know all the progress and ad
vaawe ia the world has Inn revolu
ttonw) I The reverend father cites Ihe
Affenl to teuton as ituthority on the
HoesaJpts' attitude toanrd religion. I
m glaal to furnish it tn you In Inst
ivjeeli 'a copy. The same has been re
'itvaatud sissy timet Please print it.
To vou it tiay be bread rnst upoa the
-materi. Htacercly and resjiectfullv,
1.. I,. RKASiR.
tori, dr., Jmi. II.
JACKrjoarvnjua itim.
FOUR WEEKS MORB
TO FILE PETITIONS
SAI.EM. dr., Jan. . Chief Clerk 8.
A. Ko7.er, of Ihe office of Ihe secretary
ef stale, and I. II. Van Winkle, assist
ant attorney general, havo computed the
various dates thut must be observed in
ruing initiative petitions, nominating
pennons, pampiiiets, etc., for Ihe ecu
oral and primary elections I his spring.
.is initiative petitions must be filed bv
January .11, it is evident that thore
must be some active work in the next
four weeks on Ihe part of those who
have initiative measures ia charge. The
primary election will be held April I
and the general election June 1.
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FLOBIB AIiLEN, WITH
fefL )&
ABE YOU CRAZY?'
ATEB TONIGHT.
AT THE MEDFORD THE
"Are You Crazy!" the latest mil- comedians have been secured to prop
sical comedy success, will be the at- erly present the eomcdv.
traction at the Medford Opera House This is one of the biifireat drawing
tonight. Thia attraction will be ono of curds .Malingers llnzelrigg 4 Williams
mora tnao ordinary importance from have offered their patrons this season,
a tueameal standpoint, as it is n as it cornea highly recommended as one
sparkling new musical comedy. The of the beat inimical comedies on the
title in itself suggests all sorts of pos- road. It is brimful of bright and witty
Simmies aside from the intensely funny lines, clever comedy situations and orig
dialogue and comedy situations. Much inul inusiiul number! written especi
interest is promised from a musical ally for tho production. Kvcrv detail
point of view; a number of new and necossury to please the eye and enter
original songs and musical numbers tain nn audience who wants to Inuili
have been written especially for thia and enjoys good music and specialties
production and a carefully selected will bo found in this enjoyable enter
company of singers, dancing girls nnd tainment.
INTERSOHOLABTIO DEBATE
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING
CONDUCTOR PUTS BOBBERS
TO FLIGHT WITH LANTERN
KANHAH CITY. Jan. 7. Four men
attempted tn rob the passengers of the
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas passenger,
standing in Ihe Union station here, early
today, niey were frightened off be
fore aecuring any money. Thev took
the grips of two (lernian eminrants
I wo or the robbers flourished revolv
ers. I.oiiduclor II. W. Drew attacked
Ihe robbers, hitting one on the bead
wilh a lantern. Thev fled. Thev were
not masked. Two men were arrested
and held for investigation.
POPULAR PROfESSO
PASSES THROUGH MKDFOBD
i-rotessor Jasper N. Miller named
inroiigii .ucciiord Monday nn a trip to
his place nn Box creek, near Butte
rails. His school, district SI. in th.
Burnt district, .losephone county, closed
December 29. and will open the first
Monday in February, Professor Miller
was for several years a diligent student
it I tie Ashland normal school and lias
taught in various schools in this coun
ty nith much success, Kent winter ie
had the Betts school and left a large
ircie or warm friends at tbe closs of
the vear.
CoHMr from Wataauigtaa Miaus.
The state of Washington produced in
I WW blister copper aggrtgatlnu WO.
i-M pounds, nn increase of about 6,IKH)
pounds over the output for IPOS. The
input was derived chiefly from mines
n Masiuania, Snohomish and Stevens
ouniies, and was smelted in Washing
ton, Alaska and British Col
The t'nitod Stales geological survey
hss jusl issued ss an advance chapter
from " Mineral Resources of the I'nited
States, Calendar Year l!fl," a detailed
reMirl oa the production of copper in
(wepnret by I,, c. Oralon, geolo
gist. Copies of this report may he ob
tained by applying to the director of
the survey at Washington. D. C.
Vlie Mbaatu Vrim gave a very deliglit
fnj flirty list Saturday evening Card
towk i the greater part of the evening.
flstl by music and nt 12 o'clock
a ity aappcr was acrved in the din
iag room. Charlw Nuitian wan form
nata In receiving the rirat prir.e, a
book entltlM "A Six Cylinder Court
hip," while Professor Wells received
the riwanlatiuii, toy drum, which
O isn't bard tn beat. Those promt were;
QMiaeet MVrvena rfenni. Clara Elmer.
Joaephine IKilH-gan, Anna WenJt, loua
I Inch, Maude Prim, !)!. Prim and
Perthn Prim; Meiijra. Kl Ioiicgan, P.
Ilonegan, A. ElmiW,' Professor Wells, t.
Wilkinson, .4,'harlca Nanpan 1 hud -itxv
Seiton.U "
Andrew Oantrall and wife of llunrom, bis
Cw aWm Bar Feed.
COIiVAU.lS, dr., Jan. S.-A 5 year
Id IlAtsteiu at Ihe rolleg dairy made
milk yield or 1.1,744 pnnnil for the
ai ending December 31. The urod
net cartied a butter fat record ef
tlH.SS v.miiI. and yieldiHl 520.T3
pounds of butler, that at prices current
during the year brought $170. Sk waa
not pushed in the feeding, but given the
ontinnry raliooa Incident to say well
kept diary. Ilee food for the vesr Ciwt
to, leaving a net profit of 1i.
The first interscholnstic debnte in
Southern Oregon will occur nt Ihe Opera
House next Friday evening nt 8:1.1,
when the successful contestants of the
High School Debating club will meet
a picked team from the Klumntli Fulls
high school. All over the state these
debates are going on, and gradually the
winners of the district contests will be
diBcovered and those will compete in iu
lerdistrict contests, and the interdis
trict champions will meet at Eugene
some time in the spring tn decide the
state championship. Medford wants to
send a team to Eugene. Medford people
can ahow their interest in their bovs
by coming out next Fridny evening anil
supporting them to victory. They hai
tu defeud Ihe negative aud that isn
easy. They are working hard lo make
a good showing, anil all should show
their appreciation. The Medforil team
is composed of Vernon Vawter, Curl
Olasgow and Elmer Swagerty. Klamath
Falls will be represented bv Alex. Mar
tin, Carlisle Yaden, Vincent Yaden
Admission 25 cents, reserved seats .t.r
cents. Tickets on sale Thursday at
Hnskins' or buy of the committee.
Boal Eatato Transfers.
10
in
Circuit Court News.
Iowa Lumber i Box company vs. J
D. Hooker; judgment for plaintiff for
ill and costs.
T. J. Kenney vs. Opp Consolidated
Mines: dismissed.
L. Reynolds vs. Opp Consolidated
Mines st al,; dismissed.
State of Oregon vs. C. I,. Ilummclecv;
indictment dismissed.
Phoebe M. Dek mil vs. Wilis Wright
nt al.; deeree taken.
State of Oregon vs. Oeorge Putnam;
lefeodant filed demurrer.
Charloa M. Pheiater vs. Rosa A
Phaister; decree by default.
. D. Van Dyke vs. Nettie Van Dvke;
decree bv default.
State of Oregon vs. John Jones; i
guilty and fined $10.
State of Oregon vs. Charles A.
mons; trial on.
ca.l
Si
New Caaes.
John F. White and Benjamin Trow
bridge vs. J. A. I.vons; Kennies
Reames and Peter Dcisch, attorneys for
plaintiff.
STATE'S PORTION OF COIN
raOS FlWUlT RESERVES
Hurt is Runaway.
EPdKNK, dr., Jan. J. V. llohW,
Io accord with the provisions of the
act of the legislature of 1P07, Hecre
lary if State f. W. Benson has com
pletcd and announced his apportion
ment of the state's III per cent isirtion
of money received by the l-nitod States
orestry department for the rental of
the national forests within the stnte
for stock rangiug, etc., for the vears
ending June ."to, IPoti and 1!M7, resiwct
ivelv.
The receipts from Ihe forestry bu
reau for the year ending June 30, l!MHI,
amounted to 75S,Vd, which waa di
vided among th. several counties in
which forest reserves were located, win
puled upon the basis of a total of
.otis.SAO acres of forest reserve area.
at the rate of .OO0S7212ISS cents per
acre. Tke amvuut received from for
csl reserve rental to June 30, 1U07, was
I:t.llSII.9l, computed upon the basis of
a total reserve area of I A,4ii:i.4V acres,
and waa divided among the several
counties ai the ratio of .rHi4!'-'i:
teots pe acre.
K. J. Edwnrds lo Alice Ii. Track,
property in Talent $ .Kid
N. 1. Viuvter to C. X. I'nliii, half
interest ill lots 7 nnd 8, block
17, Medford
S. (1. Simon to W. C. Riser, Jr.,
2S2 ucres in township .IS,
rnnge 1 W
Thomas V. Fish lo F. T. FibIi,
land ill section 5, township .15,
range 2 W
James Shields to Frank It. II in
kle, 1 acre in D. L. C. fio,
township 37, range 2 W
Frank It. lliukle to Isabclle
Stierley, 1 acre in D. I,. C. ,W,
township 37, range 2 W
.1. E. Olson to Robert Wilson,
lot 2, block 5. OImoii 's Addition,
.Medford
C. A. Wnlruff to Benjamin A.
Town, release of bond
Mert F. Ball to Eva E. Sanborn,
bits 0 and 7, block I, ltall A1
dilion, Woodvillo
Joseph A. Ward lo W. T. Wilson,
properly in Park Addition,
M oil ford 10
12i
4"n
2.-.0
3011
Coal for Snlo.
Wo are now prepared to furnish hand
picked coal nt the mine, five inilc
.iibl of town, iu any ainoiint desired
7.50 per ton.
tf PACIFIC COAL CO.
Important to Housoholdcrs.
The city engineer will hand you in the
next few days your officinl number for
vour house. Present this card to Shortic
(nrnett nnd he wilt sell you the 3-ilich
numbers nt the rate of 8 1-3 cents per
number. If you lmvo secured numbers
iilready nnd find they nro wrong, bring
them in to Shortie nud he will trade
you the right numbers. tf
Pruf. J. N. Miller was iu Medford
Mouday en route to hia hoinesUad in
Big Butte district. He has been suc
cessfully teaching school in Josephine
county.
TIME TABLES
BOUTHEBN PAOITIO BAXLWAY.
Northbound.
Xo. lGjOregon Express....
No. 14 Portland Express...
No. 225 j For Ashland
I Southbound.
No. 15 1 California Express..
No. IJjSun Francisco Exp.
No. 225 From Grants Puss..
5:39 p. in.
9:4!l a. m.
10:15 a. m.
10:35 a. m.
1 :50 p. m.
9:15 p. m.
PACIFIC & EASTERN RAILWAY.
No. lj Loaves Medford
No. 3 j Leaves Medford
No. 2 Arrives Medford
No. 4Arrivos Medford
8:00 a?m.
2:45 p.m.
10:10 a. m.
5:00 p. m.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY RAILWAY
No. 2 Leaves Medford
No. 4 Leaves Medford
Motor Leaves Medford
Motor Leaves Medford ....
No. 1 jLeavcB Jacksonville..
Wo. J I Leaves Jacksonville..
Motor! Leaves Jacksonville.
MotorlLeavea .lacksouville..
10:10 a. 111.
5:55 p. ill,
2:00 p. m,
9:00 p. Hi
9:30 a. m.
3:30 p. m
1:00 p. iu.
7:30 p. m
Special motor ear trips during day,
$2.00 and upwards, according to num
ber people. Phono Jacksonville office.
MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE
Hazelrigg & Williams, Mgrs. -
Wc-dnesdny, January 8,
THE MERRY MUSICAL FARCE
COMEDY,
ARE
YOU
CRAZY ?
THE mo MI'SIC Fli.V SHOW
with
FRANK D ANSEL
nnd
17 OTHERS 17 ?.
DANCING (IIIILS
FUNNY COMEDIANS
CATCHY MUSICAL HITS
SEE THE TEDDY BEARS
POPULAR PRICES.
RANCHES
FOR RENT
Grain Alfalfa and Stock
Ranchos.
DH. C. I?. RAY,
Medford, Or.
For City Recorder
Benj. M. Collins
INCUMBENT
Candidate forRcIilcction.
Competent, faithful, hon
est. H is record speaks
for itself.
Buy Tickets by Wire.
'Sutni'thing wli irh is nt considerable
inttTost to tho public gontTtilly nnd
which is perhaps not griii'mlly known
is the system of prepaid orders now in
effect between stations of t lie Southern
Pacific company and nil points in tlio
I'nited States. Bv means of this svstetn
tickets may he purchased nt Medford
from any place tn the United Stutos nnd
Jtailed nr trlegrnphcd direct to the
,-arty wishing to oomo here. Sleeper
accommodations nnd small amounts of
ash in connection with these tickets
may also te furnished nt the same
timo." tf
SALE OK MUNICIPAL HONP9.
Scaled proposals will he roceived bv
Ihe city council of tho city of Medford,
Oregon, at the office of the city record
or of said city, until Fridny, Janunry
10, l!H$, nt 6 o'clock p. m.. for the pur
he of f -.t.OOO in ten-year, ft per cent
oupon bonds of said city, in denominn
ions of 00 ench, interest pnvnble
semi annually. Knch btd must be Ac
companied by a certified check for nn
amount equal to 5 per cent of the
Amount of such bid, nnvable to the city
of Medford, nnd said citv council re
serves the right to reject nnv or nil
hi. is.
Batod nt Medford, Oregon, Peeemher
II, 1107.
HKN.T. M. COLLIN'S,
City Tteeordor.
No Fire in the Kitchen Range
No Hoi Water in the House
Then is the time you ap
preciate the couvcnicuce of
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEATERS
A 1
VI i
Attach a plug to
the nearest lamp
socket and turn the switch
rKVT, QUART. TWO QUART
AND LARGER SIZES
Rut Site Is specially adapted lor nurscry
Slmple
Doratlc
Clem fCvj(L
Sale
( 1 1 J
. r I :
I (II (IKE
II : y I Ills
Condor Water and P;wer Co.
l'hono 8S.1. Office on Seventh Street.
Opposite tlic Hig Klcctrie Nign.
Mra. N. Uracil nf -Klamath Falla.
who hat been vt.iling relative, anil
.le,.ulv lt,ter reveuua (n.pccMF. ..fti,I,Jf iivUl ln uwf(,nli j.1i,1,vi,.
pinfuHr Ihoiieh a., aeri..u.ly hurt cw',nd )r.t, , umrncl h.mie a..t l..nK
tin trim ruooina ikit whila nn hi. .....
bar, been iienilin the laal few .lav. I urn- In. tiling lie waa thrown from hit' ' ' "
In tow. the fruett. of Mr R. It. n,,w. ,i and a bail a.h cut lb the lop f, Ulir T, ,,, vm,r tlf
Mra J.inc. T. Biieltl.-J. wlu. ha. hit hea.l aa.I wveral r,h. KMited ayad c, ,.,, w ,m ,h ,
U. quite 111 for a nun.hcr of wcekt. wrenched. Q , H-aford Haturd.r fA
R. W. GRAY, Builder
COI-ONIAI, Pi)iVl WOR K, (iKlLIi AM) LATH
,- WORK, I'ATTKRXS, KT(
TKI.KIMIOXK 471.
MKDFORD. OR.
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Sale of U ii (lei muslins
NOW GOING AT FULL BLAST COME
This sale will lie an event to be remembered by all
who take advantage of it. BARGAINS in new, clean,
white imderniuslins that will not be equaled in many
cities of the northwest. Every lady who attends this
sale will find VALUES that she did not think could be
found in this season of HIGH COTTONS. PLENTY
for all who come, so don't hesitate to look because you
fear the assortments are poor they will be broken
later,'tis true, but now you can certainly find exactly
what you need.
MANY OTHER SPECIALS NOW OFFERED
AT THIS STORE
Hosiery & Knit
Underwear
SALE SPECIALS
J f a pair for all 12ic and
J- loc Children's Hose; all
sizes and the best values we ever
saw at the prices.
1 Qf a Pa"' or a ladies'
A -ei and Children's fine rib
bed and plain cashmere Hose, all
sizes; about 33 dozen in all; the
best 25c values on the market.
s a garment for Ladies'
Vests and Pants ; a reg
ular 35c quality of the ribbed,
fleeced Cotton Underwear.
7Qr a Karment for a fine
Silk and Wool Under
wear, all sizes, $1.25 value; light
weight, just the finest for this
section.
MEDFOKD'S EXCLUSIVE LADIES' SHOP
BAKER
FIRST ROOM NORTH OF JACKSON CO. BANK
!
The Nash Hotel and Grill
Only first-class house in tho city. Absolutely the finest grill between
Portland aud San Fraucisco. A spocialty Is made of oysters, sholl and other
fish. All meats used are cold storare government inspected. Catering In all
its branches.
THE LEGAL BLANK
DEPARTMENT
Of the Southern Oregonian is the best
and most complete south of Salem
PARTIAL LIST OP BLANKS
Warranty Deed
MortKitrt
I Mux iinil Short Forma
Sjiti.HfHct'n of Morttrnire
TrnnnOrof Ijrn
!vtr of Attorney
Mit'hunic'rt Lion
Water Kutht
REAL ESTATE
QiiltclaimlDeod Bond for Deed
MortKftKM Lease
Wilh Tax Payment Provision
Option to lluy Lund Aprent'a Contract
MISCELLANEOUS!
Rill of Sale
Lkiuor Liccnnc Forms
NotU'e to Trespassers
Creditor's Claim
AKiiinst Estate
Chattel Mortfrafre
Acknowledgment
C'onftMtifoD of Judgment
Covers for Blanks
Tlneer Iv-atim
Htnd for I
Miner Lien
FOR KENT. FOIl SALE, HUtNlSHEOHiOOMa. ETC. (on cardboard).
MINING.
Quartz I vocation Water Riht
Onvon and U. S. Forma Contract so Sell
l 1'roof of Labor
JUSTICE OF PEACE .
Civil and Criminnl Subpoenas Attachment
. . . Uisiertikinjr and A0
Rnrnwhment davltor Atfeachment
"'H Canimitment for Fin
fcotict' to Jurors Jury Order
Civil Complaint Warrant for Arrest
rnoiiATE
Petitions for loiters of A.lniinistration. AdminiMtrator'ii. Executor's and Ouanlian's
R.n.lr. and Uitis: Onler Setting Apart Pn-perty Exempt from Executkn;01er
o n .rn.m Saleof u am l',.M.,,l Proiverty Citation: Commisakm to ApfrVJerS;
lA-tn-r Admini-tnUhm; Inventory and Appraisement; Proof of Will; Latter
Summons
Execution
Jiulttnit-nt Transcript
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CIRCUIT COURT
UndertakiriR and Alldavit Summons
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Criminal and Civil Subpoenas Execution
Search Warrant
Notice to Jurors
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