the m Enron n datly tribune, medford. or., monday, march -j:?. inoa.
BOUNDARY LINES OF
NEARBY PRECINCTS
Borne of Jackson Coty ftecinct
BouiQiries Adjoin Mtford and
Division of City As 4fc9 by Pur
veyor's Liii ;l Hcimets.
Central Poiut, Xo. S Beg. on quar
ter see. cor bet sees lti ami 17 tp 37 8
r2w; t to Bear creek, down tut id creek
northerly to u bomnlary if sec M tp
.ili s r 2 w; w to county road, 8 on said
road to O & C K. H., se nu said road to
n Imnmlury sic 3 tp It a r 2 w; w to
nw cor sec 4 tp 37 s r - w; ho to be
yinniug. Polls at town ball.
Kittle Point, No. 10 Beg. at se cor
set-. -2 tp 'M s r 1 e; w (i mi to sw or
sue L'fi tp .'til h r 1 w; n to Antelope
reek, down Antelope ei-cek to Little
But to creek, down Little Butte creek
to Rogue river with e line sec 31 tp
33 h r 1 e; h to hw cor sec tp 35 s1
r I o; e o mi, a ."i mi, w 2 mi, s 1 mi
to He cor sec 3 tp 3ii s r 1 e; w to Lit
tie Butte creek, up Little Butte creek!
to intersection of e line of are 10 tp
36 b r 1 e; s on sec line to beginning.
Polls at Holmes' warehouse. !
ImM Hill, Xo. l: Beg. at quarter
see eor on e boundary line see LI tp 37
s r 3 w; w 2 mi, n 2'... mi to tp line.
w 1 mi to sw cor see 34 tp 3t s r 2 w;
n 1 mi, w i, mi, it a mi, e mi s
12 mi, s to Rogue river to south bank,
up river to e line of sec 13 tp 3d b r 2
w; s to be-riuniug. Polls at public hall.
South Jacksonville, Xo. 14 Beg.
with intersection of center of Califor
nia ft with center of .Jackson creek; up
enter of that stream to iirst fork, up
(enter of that fork to Central (Ullcli;
up renter of that gulch to loft hand
fork; up renter of that fork to inter
section of sec lines bet sees 2ft and 27.
tp 37 s r 3 w; s to quarter sec cor bet
sees in and 11 tp 3s s r 3 w; e to tp
line at quutrer see cor sec 12 tp 3S s
r 3 w; s to sw cor sec lit tp 38 a r 2
w; e to se cm sec 20 tp 38 s r 2 w; n
to cor sees 4, 5, mid M, tp 38 s r 2
w: e to Orilliu creek; northerly on w
bank of said stream to iis intersection
with stage rond lending from Jackson
ville to Ashland, on said road and on
California st in the town of Jackson
ville to beginning.
North Jacksonville, No. . Beg. flt
same point as in s precinct; on center
of Jackson ereek to first fork, up eon
ter of right fork to Cantrall gulch, up
center uf thin gulch tn left fork, up cen
ter of this fork to line bet sees 26 and
27 tp 37 s r 3 w; n to cor bet sees 14
ii ml lo tp 37 s r 3 w; to firiffin crook
nt point in see 1.1 tp 37 s r 2 w; up
(irillin creek Hlmig w bank to stage
road, along said road and California st
to beginning.
Xorth Med ford. N'o. 18. Beg. at
point whore If. R. V If R intersects
(irillin ereek in sec 27 tp 37 s r 2 w;
easterly on snid It R to intersection
with 7th st in Metlfnrd, easterly along
center of 7th st to Bear creek ' bridge,
e across said bridge in eatserly direc
tion on center of road to nw cor. sec
21 tp 37 s r 1 w; n 2 mi, w to Hear
creek, up said creek to center line see
13 tp 37 s r 2 w; w on center line sees
13, I I and la to (iriflin ereek in sec 15
tp 37 s r 2 w; southerly along Griffin
e reek to begi a a i ng. I o Is Perry 's
warehouse.
Sou t h M ed ford . Xo. lit Beg. at a
point where l( Ii V Ii li intersects Grif
fin creek in sec 27 tp 37 s r 2 w; east
erly on aid r r to intersection with 7tL
st in Medford, easterly along center of
7th st, to Hear creek bridge; e across
bridge on center of county road in east
erly direction following deviations
thereof to sw cor sec 31 tp 37 s r I w;
s 2 mi, w 2 mi, s 2 mi. w 2 mi, s 1 mi.
w 3 mi, n 2 mi, e to e bank of Gritlin
creek, northerly to beginning. Polls at
city hall.
Phoenix. Xo. 21 Beg it t si- eor of tp
37 s r 1 w; w to sw cor tp 37 s r 1 w;
s 3 mi, w 2 mi, s I mi, e .1 I I mi more
or less to e bomnlary line of Woodford
lieames I) L C in tp 37 s r I w; n 1 mi
to line bet sees la and 22 tp 38 s r 1
w; e to quarter sec eor between sees
I I and 23 tp IIS s r I w; it 1 mi, e 1'.
mi to tp line, n 2 mi to beginning".
Polls public hall. Phoenix.
Knx.v, Xo. 23 Beg. ut se cor lp 37
r I w; w 4 mi. n 4 mi to nw eor see
Hi tp 37 s r 1 w; w to Hear ereek, fol
lowing Bear ereek down stream to s
line of sec 1 tp 37 s r 2 w; e to tp linr.
n l';. mi, e I mi. s to sw eor sec It
tp 37 s r I w; i- 2 mi to tp line, s 3 mi
to beginning. Polls nt Re Top school
house.
Talent, Xo. 2t! Beg. nt se cor tp 41
h r I w; w to sw eor same tp; no on tp
line to ror sec Ml tp 38 s r 1 w: e
tn e boundary line of Woodford lieames
l L C; n to line between sees la and
21 tp 38 s r 1 w; e to quarter sec cor
between sees I t ;,,id 23 tp 38 s r 1 W;
to qmitrcr see cor between 11 and 14 tp
38 s r 1 w; e to quarter sec eor be
tween sees 7 and 1 tp 3s b r 1 e; s to
quarter see cor between sees 10 nnd 30
tp 38 h r I e; w to W. M; ft ( begin
ning. Polls at Sherman's hall.
Forests for Seventy Years.
-Von- Zoalnnil has l,2in).onn ncri'S of
fori!, with 2i in kin. Is of troos. It in
oMiinntc-.l tli.it tlii' native fori'sls nil!
liiHt. at tlip irt'ont rato of cutting, for
Tn yoars. Tlio r.-) m . 11 1 will tliori'
fnro lie Knnliiat. ltnt in tin- nn.l. if th.'
iniportiil troi'H j.rovo to ho inoro vain
alilr ri'onomii'ally than tin- nativo nnos.
I hoy will niako up the fnturo fi.rnits of
tho rmintry.
Fori'stry a. taken up in NVw Zen
Innil over 3(1 year, ajjo, l.ut wa. al.an
ilone.1 after a few year.. The reason
civen for itn.ppini; it a. that it rest
more than it win worth. After several
year, of exploitation it wn. generally
eoni-e.lo.1 ,at the nh-nilonment of fr
e.trv l.y the government n a .erion.
mistake, anil it wa taken np again
with reneweil energy. X'ur-erio. ami
plantation, are being extemleil a rap
iilly a eireiim.tnnre will allow. The
yearly timl.er ent of NVw Zealnml I.
nhont n half ,jj() twt. nearlv the
ame amount a. the annual rut of Tirit
Ish Columbia.
AMUSEMBNTS.
Praise for Jubilee Singers.
BY KB AXIHiKWS.
Williams' Jubilee company, who ap
Mared at the upera house Saturday
night nnd gave a sacred program Sun
day night were a pleasant suiie to
the music lovers of Medford. It is too
bad that good companies should suiter
from the shortcomings of inferior com
panies that precede them, but it is a
penalty which true art often has to
pay. The so-called jubilee singers that
have appeared here this winter have
been a doleful attempt at music and
have not been considered wort hy The
Tribune's notice; lu( the eight talent
ed siugers of last night rank among
the first of like companies, white or
colored.
Their program is chiefly of the popu
lar style, with enough of the classic
to make it worth while for the lovers
of high art. The voices are perfectly
balanced in their quartet work and
their cresceiulos and diminuendos are
beyond the perfection that any director
might hope to obtain. True musicians
who sing together for a long time ar
rive at a unity of sympathy by sub
merging individuality and striving for
A harmonious result which individual
ambition would never reach, and this
is perhaps the reason we so seldom hear
n perfect quartet. These singers di
minish to a whisper ami successful Iv
imitute the moaning of the wind.
Tt would be unfair to single out any
member for special praise, yet there
are singers among them who closely bor
der greatness, but it is as a whole
that you think of this company. Man
ager Ha7.elrigg should book this troupe
for a return engagement next season,
for they have given us a taste of their
quality and their melodious voices that
will be a pleasant memory.
FORMER JACKSON COUNTY
WOMAN IN LEGAL TANGLE
Susan E. Anderson is seeking the aid
of the circuit court in untangling a
matrimoninl inix-up in which she has
played n prominent part. According
to her own account of it. ns contained
in the complaint she has filed, she was
married to Fred Kleinhnmmer, in Linn
county. May 2. 18SB. but they were
mismnted nnd the courts of that coun
ty dissolvedtlie knot which made them
husband and wifo, July fi, 1893, nnd on
that very -same day she accepted I he
hand and heart of Xoah V. Leabo and
they were at once mnrried nt Albany.
She lived with this mnn until the year
1807, when to her great astonishment
she ascertained that her marriage to
this man was illegal, inasmuch as the
Oregon state laws provided that no di
vorced parties could remarry within n
period of six months after the court
has separated them. And this was news
to her husband, too, and tnking ad
vnntage of the situation, he forthwith
'skipped out" nnd she says she has
never seen him since that time, but af
terwards she says one of his brothers
informed her that the mnn was dead.
Acting upon this bit of information,
she again entered the matrimoninl
state, this time, becoming the wife of
Alfred Anderson, to whom she was
married March 18, 1001, nt Jackson
ville. Two children were born to them.
But afterwards this husband died nnd
now she .seeks to have the court deelare
her marriage to Leabo null and void,
giving her the complete charge of the
two children and nllowlrg her nnd said
children to assume the surname of An
derson.
GETS JAIL SENTENCE
FOR CARRYING PISTOL
James flrihble, surcharged with Ash
land blind pig whisky, flourished pis
tol and ns a consequence was sent to
the count v iail for ten days by re
corder Kggleston. ' Chief of Police
Thornton took him to Jack-mn ville.
The habit of carrying concealed
weapons is altogether Ion common, nnd
there are many others who should be
punished severely therefor.
RATES TO MEDFORD.
During March and April, 108, tick
ets will be on sale daily from the prin
cipal cities of the Fnited States to
Medford. Or., over the lines of the
Orcgoii Railroad A- Xavigat ion com
pany and Southern Pacific company
(lines in Oregon, at the colonist rates
named below:
From Rat.
Atchison $;nt,0o
Atlanta. On ni.O.'i
llaltimole. Mil ;"4.2;"i
Birmingham. A la 47.1.-1
Bloomingtoii. Ill .0il
Bristol, Tenn r1.7."
Boston. Mass. (1) f4.4"
Hoston, Mass. (2) oT.."
Boston. Mass. (:! HO.Io
Buffalo. Y V -17.."0i
Ituft'.'Ho. X. V. (4)
Cniro, lit
fhictyo. Ill
inciniKiti, t
'ovelnil, (
Council Ithiffn
Irs Moines, lit
Hlmirn, X. V. (.")
ts.-,H
:i.imV
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44.7..
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f'O.MI 1
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', Memphis Tenn
Minueapoli
j MoI.Up. AIk
1 fontKomfr. Ala. . .!
Xashville. Tenn
I Now V?irk. X. V. ."
i Xew Vork. X. V. (7)
Mm:tlt!i, X--I.
t;.7'
HOI
no, 00
I r-niria. Ill ;fi.o"i
I'liilfulflpliia r.1.7."
J Kvrtnsville, Iml no.Ofl
' linliniiH'-olitt, Iml 4't, "(
I -,;js', ' ',v " '(, ',t
I4o;ivnn-orth .".o.lift
; Lnnm ill.9 Ky It,7it
1 ritttl.orir t7.."n
j lit t?1Tirir Mi) IV.ri
Sioux f'ity :;o.u0
st. Jooopii :','i.ttn
St. 1 ,oiuh. Mo :!."... "in
St. Pan! .'f. no
Valiini:ton. I. (.". ":i.'J."
' Medford, Or.
, In loratM in .Iakon roiinty. Sontlirrii
itirpgon, in thp li-nrt of t ! rclel.ratr.l
I Koifiie Hiver valley. Tiie valley Las an
area of approximately l-lilO sqmtr-.-miles
and is about half as large us
the statu of Hclnwaro or Khode Island.
The Kogue b'iver valley is one of
the moat prolific in the entire country,
and produces apples, pears, peaches,
grapes and other fruits with extraordi
nary success. During liu au orchard
near Medford shipped a carload of
pears to Xow York City, for which the
gross price of $4022.80 was paid. This
is the fresh fruit car record of the
world and is equivalent to the remark
able price of 17 cents per pound for
fresh fruit at wholesale. The fruit
which made this remarkable record was
lu Cornice pears. The best pre ious
record of frc-di fruit was also made by
Medford (in limit) when :tl.-o was
id for a carload of the same fruit.
The i-ords made in the Rogue River
valley iu orchards adjacent to Med
ford during 1 HOT are so wonderful as
to surpass belief. Sixteen and one halt'
acres of Winter Xellis pears produced
i-lO.tioo net f. o. b. Medford. Pifty-five
trees of Yellow XVwtown Pippins pro
dneed 8 la boxes of fruit, which, in
spite of the financial panic iu London,
panned out 17 1 l.."it net. These trees
grew on less than one acre. The three-j
acre orchard from which this fruit was ;
taken has produced an average amount j
of ."no net per year for the last eight
yeais. One hundred and fifty-two Yel
low Xewtown Pippin trees produced iu
1007. $312a f. o. b. Medford. These
trees grew on three acres. From eight
acres near Medford 0000 boxes of New
town Pippin apples were marketed in
1!""7, netting $2000 nu acre f. o. b. the
orchard. For the past seven years this
orchard has netted $701 per acre aver
age. Apple and Pear Returns.
Seven acres of Hart let t. pears near
Medford iu 0B7 grossed $2200 per acre.
A young Bart let t pear orchard of 30
acres of S-yenr-old trees netted :100!
per acre.
Twenty Winter Xellis pear trees net
ted $0dito. These figures show I lie won
d erf id profit made iu l!07 for apple
and pen r orchards about Medford a
profit exceeding $l(Hin per acre iu many
cases.
Although the record for 1000 does
not show such -wonderful returns, tin
figures are, ne vert heless. exceed in glv
large. Three fonrl lis of uu acre of
Spit .en bergs produced ."87 boxi-s ill
nine, which brought $1171. Kour acres
of Spit .eiibergs brought $2113. Twenty
two acres of pears in 10 Ml produced
(III boxes of i'niil. which sold for
$sss f. o. b. cars.
The significant fact of the wonderful
resources and possibilities of I In K'ogue
Kiver valley is shown by the offer of
t lie Med ford ( 'otn mei cial club I o pay
$1oo to any one who can show by an
t hent ic test imon v that nuv cii v or
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town iu the I'nited States, outside of
a loM-iile circle, with Medford ns a
n has tributary to t( witliin the
a'ue radius as many diversified re
ieiirci's as Medford, Or., can show with
;n the corresponding radius. Among
I he resources of this wonderful valley
.lie the following:
Resources of Valley.
Appb's. pears, cherries, apricots, ber
ries, grapes, uectftiue-s, radishes, tenia
toes, horseradish, asparagus, prunes, ar
tichokes tjj'j!, potatoes, onions, carrots,
-aigai' torn, chestnuts, almonds, butter
nuts, walnuts, pea mils, lettuce, cant a
lou pi s, watermelons, pens, beans, but
t'-r. du se, t I' tcco. rye, cattle, sheep,
goats, hogs, homy, lime, marble, gran
iie, iron, talc, mica, jade, anyx, agate,
. tin. in;', garnets, tellurium, lead, plati
num, cinnabar, gold, silver, copper, ee
dar, oak, cedar pine, Houglas fir, white
pine, black oak, madrono, asbestos, ar
tesian water, mineral springs, jiuud--.tone,
waterpower, alfalfa, etc., etc.
Medford is a thriving, bustling com
munity of about aOOii people nnd is
growing rapidly. Pull informal ion
about this section can be obtained by
nddressiug Secretary. Commercial club,
Med ford. Or.
XOTICK OP RLKCTION.
lie it resolved, by the .City Council
of the City of Medford, Oregou, the
Mayor approving. That there be, and is
hereby called a special election in vsaid
city for the purpose of submitting to
the voters of said city for their up
prenl or rejection, a proposed amend
ment to section 72 of the City Charter
of said city, n ud such other matters as
may be lawfully submitted at said elec
i ion ; that said election be held upon
the 3d day of April. 1008. betweeu tin
horns of 0 a. ui. and a p. in. of snid day.
The following are hereby designated
as the polling places and judges and
clerks of said election:
For the First Ward : Polling place,
I city hall, over llnskins' drug store.
Ml
Judge, George A. Jackson, iudge and
clerk, F, M. Jordan; judge nnd clerk,
.1. F. Willeke.
For the Second Ward: Polling place,
sample room of the Hotel Xash, on P
street. Judge, V. .1. Kmeriek; judge and
clerk. 1. G. Karnes; judge nnd clerk,
II. II. Harvey.
For the Third Ward : Polling place,
city hall. .Iudge, A. T. Hrislto; judge
a nd clerk, F. M. Stewart ; judge and
clerk. C. I'. Collins.
The foregoing resolution was adopted
by the city council March IS, 1008,
Trowbridge voting aye, Mi fort aye,
Worlinun aye, Merrick aye, Olwell aye,
llnfer absent.
Approved March 18, 1008.
J. P. HMPPY, Mavor.
Attest: HKXJ. M. COLLIXS,
Recorder,
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:'H II. 1'. dniiltlc-cvliiidfi- Touring C;ir, (lct;i.-linlilc
toim.'Mii ' .' Spi2.-0
Premiers
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III) !!") II. I'. I'liiir-i-ylindci' Roadster or touring car. .$2500
111 :!." II. I', fonr-cvlindcr Roadster or loiirin-; car,
donl.le ignition $2600
III U II. I. six-cylinder Touring; Car, 7-jasseiigei,..?37t0
Fords
1.1 II. I', four-cylinder Runal.out if? 500
Same with mechanical oiler, runnini'-board and
lamps, etc ' $ 700
lit II. I'. six-cylinder Tom-ins Car spaOOO
Kissel Kar
:'.-"-10 II. I. Touring Car or Roadster $2000
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VK IIAVF SOMF, i:nid)l(iS TO
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(.'AM, AT
PROBATE.
KM ale of James Itraden; order made
a ppoiut iug Komaine Itraden adiuiui
t rat or and George Put rick, Joseph 1..
Ilammerslev ami l. II. Cheuev appeals
ers.
Instate Mr nest Mr Knight el nl. ; ol
der made authorizing guardian to pur
chase real property.
Mstate Joseph Wilson, Sr.; order made
appointing Huh Kim-aid, 1-. W. ttcebc
aud J. W. Meriitt appraisers.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Frederick Hickeley and Mrs, Jennie
Harris.
BUSINESS CARDS.
E. R. SEELY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Mipiipped 0erat iug Rooms.
X Ray. Office Hours, 10-12, Hi P. M,
Office In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
WILLIAM YOUNG
CARPMXTMR AX1 HFILHMR.
Window and Door Screens to Order.
Mission Furniture Built.
Hox 071. Medford, Or.
DR. S. J. DAY,
Jacksonville, Oregou,
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Residence.
Medford Furniture Co., Medford, Or.
Housefurtiishers and Fnderlakers. Pity
Phone .'IVt, Night Phones C. W. Conk
lin. lOo; J. II. Butler. MS,
Win. M. Oolviff, Medford. Or.
COLVIO & DURHAM,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D
Physician nnd Sur&eon.
Kaglo Point, Oregon.
E. L. BALGOM.
Xew West Side Confectionery Fruit
store candies, nuts, e'gars, tobaccos,
fresh fruit in season Near Hotel
Moore, Medford. Or.
'PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COL
j EECTION AGENCY.
Lock Box 8H8. Medford, Or.
E. f. HUNT,
WAT Mb SPPPLY CONTRACTOR.
10 years experience; A I references.
Best of work at right prices. Pumping
plants installed in whole or in part.
Any available power. Wood or steel
tanks on correct substructures, fiuso
line engines set. Spray out fits built
ind repaired. A chance to figure on
; your work will be appreciated. 1'iitil
I .shop is secured. Box 108. Residence,
end of North B street.
K 101). SUN DR I F,N FOR
CARKD FOR.
Prices F. O. I!. Faclorv.
Y. WALK KR, Manager.
Phone Main 213.
rase Fiuhth and D Streets.
; down which wf of-
Ol'l, OFFK'F
OREGON
j Professor N'orling and his orchestra'
were a I Gold Hill a few nights ago, 1 ein h Hay Advent isi church building at
furnishing sup. rior uinir for a leap- ! . lacks.. nville and is transforming it in
vear parly. I to a duelling house.
FATHER. COME IN
Wfe&:
AND TRY ON A .MO DHL lU'SINFSS SACK
Sl'lT FOR SPKMNO WT.AI!. YOU MAY I'.F
;!0. -ID OR (id, lil'T WF IIAYF A
Model Adapted to Your Years
AND YOl'R (TRYFS. IT WILL FIT AND
W FA R AND I'LFASF YOl'R WIFF. I!F
OAl'SF IT Wll.l. MAKF YOF LOOK YOUNO.
SI'KMOIITFY AND STYLISH.
SUITS AT $15, $20, $22.50 TO $50
FY FRY SFIT ( I V A R A N'TFFD. OO.MF IN
AND OIYF I'S A LOOK.
THE MODEL SS
" M FDFOR D'S ( ' RRF T ( 'I ,( KTI1IFRS."
A bit of
Alfalfa Land
F.verv tine pcislcd mi Ilic l.iiul sit 1 1 ; 1 1 ion in tliis val
knows llnit u I li.-iy IiiihI is ,n'oiiii- lo he in de
nial id I'ri i 1 1 1 his t imc fori Ii. owini; to so imii'li of our
jiU'air.'i land liaviii",' Ih'cii ilanlcd to fruit-trees. We
arc alile lo offer for a sliort, time
L.- ACRFS OF TIIF, I MOST
Only three miles from Medford, for the reasonable
price of
TWO lll'NDKM'.D DOLLARS FFR M'UK,
And we iroiioiuicc it one of the licsl liuys in the
valley today. It is of the I test (iiality, ami we
know it will prove a winner to the liuyer. It is
ecpially well adapted to pears. If it interests you.
eall at once on
Rogue River Land Go.
EXHIBIT BU1LDINO,
SPREAD THE NEWS
Colonists' Rates
Colonist Rates from all points
Hast to Ore&on from March
1 to April 30, 1008
The Southern Pacific Railroad
Amioiiiircs tli.it r:itci In (-'feet M m il I, IWH, will lio J;18 from Chicago,
$:is..riil from Ht. Louis, Mo.; from Missouri River common points, Coun
cil Bluffs to K.insun City. Mo., liiiluiliiiK nho .It. I'iuI. Miimcioll9,
S-1M; from Drtivor, Colorado KpriiiR and Pueblo,
For furtluT Information call on or address
A. S.
Judge Hay has purchased the Sev-
MEDFORD, OREGON.
ROSENBAUM, Agont, Medford, Or.