Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, January 16, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE.- MEDFORD OR., THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1908.
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SUMMARY OF '97
ASSESSMENT ROLL
Value of Property in Jacksou County
as Fixed by Board of Equalization
Nearly Twenty-three Millions Great
Increase During Year.
The following is a summary of the as
Hossment roll as returned by the county
assessor and equalized by the board of
equalization:
Value.
Sl.ntiit acres tillable lands... $ 2,54,7ti'J
l,01,lih"7 acres non-tillable :
lands" 5,707.flSl
Improvements on deeded or
patented "lands 512.002
Town and city lots 8(50,703-
Improvements on town and
city lots MM10
Improvements on lands not -
deeded or patented 7.4W)
S2 78-100 miles railroad bed. l,0Kii.4M)
27l 22-101) miles telegraph
and telephone lines 02,724
S2.7S-100 rolling stock.. .1... 101,320
Steamboats, sailboats, sta
tionery engines and man
ufacturing machinery...... 94.114
Merchandise and stock in
trade 3.1S.277
Farm implements, wagons,
carriages, etc i7,4!t
Money 27.-,ti.'
Notes and Accounts ll!t,4IMi
Kive shares of stock 1-0
Household furniture, jew- '
dry, watches, etc 120,405
:U14 hordes and mules 143..10O
U.lHfi Cattle 130.0S4
ini20 sheep and goats 18,212
:U')2 swine 7.231
(irons Value all property. ..$13,743,735
Liemptimis
Total value of taxable, proper
ty as finally equalized by
count v board of equaliza
tion '. 22.iMifi,2.-S
NEWS OF ASHLAND.
(From tin; Tilling-.)
Tliv Ashland office of the Southern
pacific company is inw an auditor's
office -with H. F. Harris in charge of
that department of the service lo re.
M r. Harris is on t he mad in 'it h and
South of" Ashlalid 'mnrh of tie' time,
clocking up tie- varinn .-tit t iti i.f t li
cninpMiiy, but reports to t lit- A-diland
office and has nfiu-e tv.mi and head
quarters in t he -S.uit lo-rn Pacific i ;t
building.
. O.-.-rge- nliiW .nf A-Hand ami MNs
KHa eh. stunt.. f.ira-rly f ttrs . in.
but- t'-i-i utiy of .; A.nu'-!--". 'al.. w-i.-married
a' Montague Saturday. Tie
newly married t ide n turned t. Ali-
Irthd'and wMit'oiit to t1(. Itarron farm,
uiii" inil.-s mth of Ahland. whirl; will
J.i- th' ir In. no-. A welding dinner was
given them by Mr. II. I'1. Itarron.
'Th-y will .MTtii-y the ib.m.-r Itarron
farm cottagi while, the Harroiis are ab
sent in Southern I'iilifornia.
Last Saturday 'veiling Ashland Lodge
N'i. 044, It. I'. (). I, entertained the
l!tdiei. the ilirident proving to be one.
nf fhnse delightful informal nf fairs for
which this order is pnrticularly noted.
Tin genial 1ms Is on this occasion pro
vided a moving picture exhibition for
the edification of their lady i;uests.
which was followed by light refresh
tuents, music and dancing, nffording
one of Ihe mot pleasing entertainments
in the list of numerous fraternal diver
simi whieh have occurred in social
circles during the past season,
Th" Wednesday Afternoon club of the
Presbyterian ehureh met at the home of
Mm. Willinm Mitchell. Wednesday. .Ian
nary S. It being the flay set for the
annual election nf officers, the follow
lnwiig were elected: President, Mr. J.
K. Young; first vicepreddent, Mrs. ('.
W. Xims; second vice-president, Mrs.
F. K. Bowersox; secretary, Mrs. William
Mitcliell; treasurer. Mrs. .1. Syd Mc
Nair. The club will be entertained at
their social meeting January 22 by
Miss Mabel Ifussel and Mrs. ('. V.
Nims at the home of Mrs. Niies.
"The Mascot."
Rehearsals of ' ' The Mascot ' ' have
now reached the finishing-up stage and
from now on Mr. Hazelrigg will give
all his attention to tlio details uud fine
points, which have heretofore distin
guished his product imis from the aver
age "home-talent" performance.
Kit Andrews has the members of the
company convulsed every rehearsal.
They all say he will be funnier in this
piece than lie was in the "Mikado,"
and that is saying a great deal. Mrs.
1 1 azel rigg a nd M iss Ed tin Eif ert ha ve
the two loading ' singing " parts
among .the ladies, nnd Dr. Kurnett and
E. K. (lore among the men.
"The ensemble is said to be the best
Mcdford ever produced and is working
to perfection.
MAXY IDLE CARS ALONG
WESTERN RAILROAD LINES
A conservative estimate of the num
ber of idle railroad cars in the Pacific
Northwest U said to be flout) to 7ono.
These figures include the states of Oro.
gon, Washington. Idaho, Nevada and
Arizona. On the O. R. & N. Co.'s linen
alone are upward of 2.100 idle freight
cars. The cause assigned is falling off
of merchandise movement, the holding
of a portion 'of the grain crop by inter
ior farmers and millers, and the de
crease of the east-bound lumber move
me.nt. A iSn-itnn dispatch from the Journal
says that according compilations by
the. Boston News bureau, there are up
ward of lt!).im railroad cars idle, in
tlio United States. The same bureau's
figures on the states of Oregon, Idaho,
( alifornia. Nevada and Arizona place
the number of idle cars in those slates
at 35S2.
There are., more idle cars than that in
tho state of On'gon and California
alone. If the Boston bureau's figures
are as far under I lie fart for ot her
sections of the country its estimate for
the whole Cnited States is believed to
U? fully 4n per crel too ..w.
PLANNING TO COMPLETELY
DRAIN TULE LAKE' BED
FINE NEW HOME FOR
JOSEPHINE COUNTY POOR
l. . Murphy, eiigitir -r in charge nf
tl.i- KlaTiiatll jorijeet. c-onteuil'lales a
trip to Tub- lale to investigate the
laieaire of the la'.e. lb- wants to
'.now wliat effi i t I'yuaiiiite will Jjave
a i" I e i ieri iii i -n t -i will )h- made.
The L-..t-rM'i!' lit ;::i:rt" slu, ;. -.li-lif
ri- - ie Hi- writ. - of i :i;-- sin.-e t In.-r-i:t
.ftnx. v.liiili urn- t'-i- die- to I In--!
i mi u, south wind. The t 'na ! ii -n at
ti'-w mi T I -t imliratr- that in tuin-s
pa-t tli. ii' ua- an o.. ning tiier - be
tWe.-p 1M. walls, Whilti -uppujl,.,! iH,
ai eh t hat fonned a nat oral bridge.
Tin -e wall- gave way. letting the top
fall in. thus funning a dam which ha
In en u!:i iv-d through the accumulation
of d.biis. By removing these rocks,
t he lake can be quick ly and easily
drained.
NOT UK OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In re, tin- EM ate rf William Russell,
deceased Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned ad in in ist rat or of said
estate has filed his final account in
said matter, and by an order of the
county court the final hearing and set
tlement thereof will be heard on Mon
day, March 2, 1!MH. at 2 o'clock p. in.
nf said day. All person interested
therein are hereby not if in) to present
tlodr objection to naid account on or
hefi.ro said tittm. hate of first publi
cation. January IS, JiHis. L. ( NAM
HKCAN, Administrator. rj
The "county house." as it is called,
or home for the indigent of Josephine
county, near Grants Pass, has been
o.npleted, and all indigent of the comi
ty' have been notified by the county
ci urt to tirUe up quarters at the dace
pr ivided for them.
The county house is located on a hill
slop? two miles, from 0 rants Pas's, the i
grounds being grown to laurel, oak and 1
other native trees. The building con- ,
tains 2i rooms, with many modern con
veniences, such ns bathroors, wardrooms
and other accessories.
The building is electric lighted and
steam heated. A portion of it will be I
used for a county hospital, where the
Mck and injured will bo en red for. J
A supervisor lias been appointed by '
the county court and will have entire1
charge of the farm -and home.
CLASSIFrEDADVERTI3EMENTSr I
ROOMS TO LET by day, week or,
month at tlve Enierick. tf
FOR SALE Town lots; good location.
$.10 each; terms Page & Lawton. 2(Ii
FOR SALE One glass show; case, 8
feet long, nearly new; cheap. Lindley
& Lindlev. 1 tf
WANTED All kinds of second hand
goods nt tlie Woods building near Hub
bard b Lindley & Lindley. tf
FOR .SALE $000 buys Lorimor's fruit
nnd confectionery stand if bonglit at
once. Morse blk, West Side. tf
WANTED To purchase modern cot
tage, close in, from owner. Address
room 2.1, Hotel Nash. 2.15
Salt
of T Inn erfri usl i n s
See the Two Big Window Displays
Wt? nre in business today
because we couldn't jug
gle prices in big sales like
our employers desired ami
sleep good.
Honest values nt honest price is the keynote of this mile. Wo want
you; to feel that you are getting the bet value at the let money
when you liny -these underintislins. If yiu think you cn bet th prices
then you are tlio loser, twea'uso we will icll nil the undermutlius
wo Iwve.
COMS AND TNSTSCT ftM TOlTHSfil.
AH Knit Underwear Reduced
Onefourth
OET TOUR EXTHA GARMENTS VOW.
LADIES' GOODS EXCLUSIVELY
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FIRST ROOM NORTH OF , JACKSON COUNTY BANE.
FOR RENT A furnished suite of
rooms and 2 rooms. With or without
board. Mrs. Joe Thomas, So. II st. tf
V A N T E 1 ) To re nt a sma U un f n r
nished house, electric lights, close "in.
fnll'-at my office. Dr. li. Ii. Hamil
ton. . tf
FOR EXCHANGE Med ford prorty
for other property. Adrdess Lock- Box
4 IS. Mcdfurd. Or. tf
FOR SALE Town lots, good location,
$"0 each; terms. Tage & Lawton. ?ft7
FOR SALE New residence, juBt com
pleted, second block went of high
school, West Seventh street; fine col
onial interiar; cheap if wild soon. In
quiro Tribune offico. tf
WORK WANTED Japanese contrac
tor; cau do all kinds of general farm
ing; general helper in all work; town
or country. Address A. E. Tnt sum i,
Gen 'I Del., Medford, Or. tf
FOR SALE Ono 45 horsepower auto
matic Russell engine, in f irst class
sape; look this up, the price will sur
prise you. I'eils Elite Laundry, Med
ford, Or, tf
FOR RENT Gentleman wanted for
nicely furnished foum, near in. A; -jy '
at Hotel Moore. t
FIRST-CLASS Japanese rook w' lie's j
situation. Address Cool;, Tribune. .10 :
F'R SALE -One five-horsepower mo- ;
tor, good as new; take it a why for ,'
I'eils Elite Laundrv. Med! -rd.
Or.
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FOR SALE One acre, west of Medford
City limits; price $200r payable $10
down and $1" a month, without inter
et. Address P. O. Hox o7 i ,' Medford,
( treg.tn. 2011
1 . Vi'l IS M. n iuly; hot air, ulriini jiud
in -I'tati-d n:i salt, o'V with iiiassiig",
I. mi; good for i he n ma t ism , clds. stiff
j -iiils, piralysis. etc.; will purify and
tone no ei nenally. Prof, aleske, A
Sll-ei-t, -onor tt( 7th tf
I'MR ; i:.NT - Nij I v. f ti ru is lied r is,
!.v d.iv. e, . ! or ' He Tie- Od'-lt,
Meilf-.rd, Or. tf
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A WELL ESTADLIsil ED retail i isi
m for sale in Medford. Addr . P.
O. .liox 71'!, or inquire Tribute- of-i
fie. .f i
I'nR SALE Eight lots, wet of v 1 ool
h'-ue ra one block north of Till St., I
for pi'.o. Applv or wrin- .1. E. Pav -j
ii-tte. Medford. Or. 'I'.' I
FOR RENT Nicely furnished Putins:,
elect ric lights. Inquire of . M rs. Ad i
die If ippev. West Seventh St., in the I
White bld'g. 2 -.2 !
SITFATION WANTED Girl, 1". years
old. ib-sires position to do hoiisi work
r care for childrrm. Address Mrs. W.
F. Kogers, Jacksonville. tf
F il'f If ENTFurnished frmTt" nmin
with bat h and electric light stove;
suitable for two; flu n month; I. W.
Thomas block, 7th and (I sts. Ii. quire
upstairs. 2"4
F'Hi RENT Furnished light house
keeping rooms, bath, electric lightn.
water; I. W. Thoina block, 7th and
G sts. 254
MIT pot..ffi.
Ft Ml s. LE-.- lla ing puichas' d o it
.",iiit,nnd fe. t of fii-il class milling log-,
we aie pn pared to I'tirnisli first class
1 iii'iber of all k inds in any amounts
on short notice. If you contemplate
build in g place your order wit h iih;
prices v-rv rt a. .nable; dimension and
line finish lumber a specialty. Write1
or call. liutte Falls Lumber Company,
office oi r Jackson county bunk, Med
f.ird, Or. tf
NCRSERV STOCK AM kinds of fruit
trees, both large ami small fruits,
standard varieties of npp es and pears;
and pea-hes, including Newtown nnd
Spitzenberg apples; n full line of up-
todate nursery stock, in large or arnalL
tots; also all kinds of ornamental
trees and shrubbery, at my residence:
in Smiih Medford, having just re-1
ceived a large i merit, nm prepared I
to fill orders immediately. Inquire at j
Warner's Store. L. li. Warner, Sr., i
Medford. f)r. tf I
YOU ARE WELCOME
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Peil's Elite Laundry
Medford Opera House
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wednesday, jan. 2-j. the bio comic ol'era success,
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