i
dlil'INANCE NO. UK.
, onliuaiicf providing for the
rrra MKDFOT?!) DAILY tiukujnE. MEDFOKD. OR.. SATURDAY. MATJOTI 28. 1008.
fr-iii a
time
of improving ISrveutb
point 100 fwt last of
.f A street to the cast
Mt'ilfonl dues onliiiu uh
Seventh titreet from
Tin-
follow-
1. That
:,lt u0 (Vet east of the east line
,f A street to the enst line of L street,
Vill 1h' itiinriiveil in the following nian-
nor:
Grading,
Tdo stri't shall be graded down or
fiiul ui t" the suo-grnuc its given by
tbt City l'"M',RH'r'" UUl a" Bitt an(l
atom: l'l:i'',,f I10t nt'fl,r'lii a firm
fouiiTiiii"" shall be dug out and the
nae ri-fUlfl with sand, gravel or
rruslittl r.-.k, carefully rammed or
rolh-il s.t as to make such filling eom
Mirt rmd solid.
v gravel, rock or suitable material
fr,.e from all perishnblo and objeetitm
a,li Hiillaik-es shall be used in bring-
the roadway to the proper sub-
wliirh shall then be rolled with
H u bt'avy M' -,m 1 u""1 iiongniy
W net! surface of
I... pavement.
SiT.li rulling shall be completed
r wtieiis of at least one block and shall
he text i-d and accepted by the City En
.rine. r hr fore any material for the pave
ni'-iit is placed thereon.
Foundation.
On too of this sub-foundation crushed
stniir free from dirt end of quality ap
jtrnved by the City Engineer, shall be
s.re:id to a depth of four (4) inches,
uliirli shall lm then compressed with a
lira vy steam roller. 1 f any consider
ahle proportion of t ho foundation ma-
(rial is larger than three (Ii) inches,
it sliall be separated, and the founda
tion laid in strata, the coarsest being
i.;i-til at the bottom and the finer at
(lie lop. Where suitable gravel (eon
siti-iLr ot not more than 2.i per cent
finer than inch) can be obtained, it
m:tv be used by spreading sumo to a
t i -1 1 1 1 of three inches, and after thor
HUiihlv rolling with a steam roller
(welting the gravel to aid compression
ivlien necessary) a layer of clean
crushed stone 2 inches in thickness shall
he placed on the surface, and thorough
Iv rolled to the desired grade. On this
I'liiiiidat ion. a ft or rolling, shall be
spread a coating of Warren 's No. 24
I'uriiaii I band Hard llilu minima (.lu
men I, or Mitnlitliic Cement, for the pur
lne of firmly binding the foundation
t.irrl lier a ad milking it remlily unite
with t he bit u in i nous concrete wearing
surface. One gallon of the bituminous
ci'ineiit shall be used to each square
van I of surface.
Wearing Surface,
On this prepared foundation shall be
hi id t he wearing surface, which shall
he composed of carefully selected,
S'liind, hard, crushed stone, mixed with
hitumcn, and laid as hereinafter speci
fied. After healing the stone in a rotary
met hauicnl dryer io a temperature of
ahmit. 2."j0 degrees Fahrenheit, it shall
he elevated and passed through a rotary
screen having six or more sections with
varying sized openings, the maximum
of which shall be 1 '. I inches and the
minimum 1-1 inch in diameter. The
several sizes of stone thus separated by
tlie screen sections shall pass into a
hiii containing six sections or compnrt
meuts. From this bin the stono shall
W drawn into a weight boy, resting on
a seule hnving seven beams. The stone
from each bin shall be accurately
weighed, in the proportions which have
h. en previously determined by labor.i
tuiy tests to give the best results that
is. the most dense mixture of mineral
ntreeate, and one having inherent sta
hility. From the weigh box each batch
of mineral aggregate, composed of dif
fering sizes accurately weighed as
ahove, shall pass into u "twin pug"
or other approved form of mixer. Tn
this mixer shall be added a sufficient
inantit.y of Warren's Puritan Brand
TVitnminoii Waterproof Cement, or Tii
tulithie Cement, to thoroughly coat all
the particles of stone and to fill all
voids in the mixture. The bituminous
cement shall, before mixing with stone
be heated to between 200 degrees and
2.'0 degrees Fahrenheit: the amount
used in each batch shall be accurately
weighed and used in such proportions
as has been previously determined by
laboratory tests to give t he best re
sults and to fill the voids in the min
eral aggregate. The mixing shall br
ron tinned until the combinnt ion is n
uniform bituminous concrete. Tn this
condition it shall be hauled to the street
riiol there spread on the prepared found
ati.m to such depth that, after thorough
r-itnpios-jiim with the steam road roller.
it h;il1 have a total thickness of two
(-) inches. The proportioning of the
v.'M-ving sizes of stone and bituminous
c.-m.-iit shall be such that, tho com
pt-i , mixture shall as closely as prne
th-able have a density of solid stone
Surface Finish.
After rolling the wearing surface,
there shall be spread over it a thin
en:iting ,.f Warren's Quick Prying Hi
tuiniin.ns Flush Coat Composition, the
purpose of this coating being to com
pb f.lv fill .my uneveness or honeycomb
which may appear in the surface of the
inixtui-
-TVre shall be then rolled into the
'"t-1 a thin layer of stone chips for
tli-4 pnrpo- of presenting a gritty sur
face.
General.
V.a.-h layer of work shall be kept as
fnv as possible fronf dirt, so that it
will unite with the succeeding layer,
Tlie bituminous composition or i
nuiit -hall in each case be free from
Vr'H l"'""leum nil, water gas r pro
pfrri, and shall be especiallv refined
")i a view to remove the light oil
I'lpt'lenr. nnd other crystalling mat
"t, nriptilde to atmospheric influ-
rnrt
If ft.. rrinhed stone does not provide
h. ,t proportions of fine grained par-
ib-fiiiencv must be supplied
of not to exceed I" per cent
nient pulverized stone or
sand.
Sidewalks, Curbs, Etc.
iimte sidi-walks and curbs shall
laid where required in quality and
,ftru, ttMii to conform to the speeifi
Jt"1 on file in the office of the Citv
r-Uii .. i . ...
'. linn any urain ine or sewer
Uid Or nilV Oil,. I. Kuyln. Alt,.trn(.
FOR SALE BV THE
MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
,u uisucs
Ver slio
southern Oregon.
21G WEST SEVENTH STKEET.
McOLASHAN & JUNKEN, Props. phon. inM.
A bit of -
Alfalfa Land
Every one posted on the land situation in this val
ley knows that Rood hay land is going to he in de
mand from this time forth, owing to so much of our
alfalfa land having heen planted to fruit trees. "We
are ahle to offer for a short time
25 ACRES OF THE BEST
Only three miles f i 'oni Med ford, for the reasonable
price of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS PER ACRE,
And we pronounce it one of the best buys in the
valley today. It is of the best quality, and we
know it will prove a winner to the buyer. It is
equally well adapted to pears. If it interests you,
call at once on
Rogue River Land Go.
EXHIBIT BUILDINO,
MEDFORD, OREGON.
Special Bargains
in Real Estate
4 ").") acres with improvements. :0 acres in good fruit
trees, allalta and wheat, t lie rest in timber, near .Jack
sonville. Only $6000.
5 200 acres with good hnprovcincnls, 1" acres cleared,
balance in big timber, four miles from .Jacksonville.
Price $4500.
-00 acres, one mile west of Jacksonville, 10 acres in To
kay and other grapes, balance can be cleared for fruit
and grapes. Price $5000.
-Ranches ranging in size from 0 up to (ill) acres cheap.
8 Residence property ranging in price from $000 up to
$zouu.
flOOD MAIN! A INK.
Jacksonville Real Estate Company.
We Advertise Nothing Except liargains.
Call on or write A. KCIIOLZ. Mgr., .Jacksonville, Or.
.1 or any otliiT wurk uriltwl liy Un
ity sliiill I"' ilnno to tin- snt isfat ion of
tin' Citv I'nui i- ami tin' Sttwt "in
niittci' of tin Common Council.
Ml tin' nlmvc work nml matorial anil
i'iy iiruri'm of tlii' work, iiii'hi.linj,'
niixinj; lalioratorini,'. Ii'stiii); anil In-at
inj.', "hall 1' snliji'i't to tin' I'Xiiininat ion
ami approval of tin- City Kiikmu'it or
of liis ilulv nppointi'il ili'nity.
Sort ion Tllo saiil iinprovolni'tit
shall in all rcspoi-ts In- ilmio anil coin
plcli'.l in conformity with the provisions
of specifications on file in tin- office of
the City llecor.lcr.
Section :l. The surface of the street
shall 1 leare.l of all tiinlier, planks
or other olistrnetion.
Section 4. The contractor or con
tractors for sai'l improvement shall not
ili(S lip or ilistnrh the surface of the
street within the limits of sni.l improve
metll for a greater ilistance than two
blocks wit limit vinj fir"! ol'laineil a
permit so to ilo from the City Kni.'i
will' not reipiin
any legal proc
the same out
cept as pro iih
I'asse.l Hie
IlKX.r. .M. COLLINS.
.1. I'. I.'ICDDY, Af.ivnr.
the City of Meilfor.l liy
ss or otherwise to pay
if any other fnnil, cx
1 liy the Charter.
Council March
onimoii
collier.
ID
shall lie
acei'lent
""'-. -ncli
In- tie
kv.lt:,,,
v, ry f
Section .". The contractor or contract
l,.,ll i.iilire chalL'.' of the work
ilnriltg its pioRi'ess an, I
snonsilile for anv loss or
.stilt ill); from carelessness or neglect, ati.l
the imiirovcnient shall I oniphtcl t,
the satisfaction of the city Kngiieei
.mil the Street Committee of the l oin
moil Council "f the city of Me.lfor.l.
Section li. The contractor or c,,i,
tractors to whom a contract or con
tracts may lie nwar,le,l for the rumple
I imi of saiil improvement shall rotnplet.
the same within the time to lie fixeil hy
the Common Council, ami upon cm
nii'iK'itiJ! sai,l work sliall continue the
same will t il'Ia.v until cmpleteil. un
less the time for the couplet ion of the
impiovenieiit is eifomleil I'.v the Com
,, i C,,i il an.l each ilract shall
contain a provision that fr each .lay
reoiiire.1 for the completion of such con
tract after the expiration of the time
fixe.l l,v the Common ',,, (& there
shall !' fo'feite.l l'V tie ntractor to
the citv the sun, of 11-.."" for ea. h nn.l
even- .'lay I.Q .II'l the time et f..r cm
pletiotl of sai.l contract.
Section 7. The contract or contracts
shall nlso contain a stipnl.it ion t" Ui.'
effect that til" person, firm or crp"
rati. .11 to vffo.ni the c.oitra.t is let shall
look fur pavment only to the filn.l re
serve.1, collci'teil nn.l pai.l into the City
Treasury f.,r that purpose, nml that tlo'.v
-
The Medford Brick Co.
Coninoscl of W. O. PRIDDY. O. D. NAQLE. O. T. O'BRIEN, iiiiiniifactiiri.nl
I COMMON AND PRESSED BRICK.' ,,,-iVMr W,l
Gcucrul ciiutractord ami buililera in all its brandies. Plains and estimates t
3 fiiriiislie.1. All work eunrautced.
ULIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT FOR SALE
iiniiniim.aiiiniptwwTmimniiin)
. II
OK'lilNAXi'K NO. nr.
Aii tinl inn mr ti juiH'ii'l nUn:nnn
No. !(.". i:isst.l 1 iy llic City Cnnncil ri
Nfi.rvh 17, lltus.
Tln City Mf.U'oM ! it It onliiiu
fi.IN.ws:
S.ctii.ti 1. Tlint Section 1 f rli
nniH'f N'.. H-'i, ciititli-'l. "An Mi-
nnnrp tn T' ''-nt :t ml r li i 1 i t fpinnii'
in hiiv s:il'(.ti, l;irnmi. t i jpl in Imuso
nr iiiiii);inn l:n' nr ntlir r-min. homr
nr pi n whi-ji' spirit iinii, innlt, vnmu's
nr i'M 'r:it iiiL' linnnr nt niiv Uimt :ro
s.tl-l within tin- i-.ii p.ii:it.- limits nf tin
City i 'I' Mi.lfonl. (In-u'i'ii," ;ipunvfil
Mmvli 17. IIMN, In-, :m.l tin' h;iiih is
hfi"ly riMifii.--.l sn ;m t- n'fnl m t"
lni-:
Mtrs.Kretm 3'famptoit Usaacs
'Instructor of "plano."llt etboo
StuMo at ixnc. 51,'rtlj J Stt.it
"PlKirS2'
EXYAKT.rresiil ent.
PKRRY, Vice President.
.lOHN S. 0RT1I, C'nsliier.
W. U. JACKSON, Ass t Cashier.
The Medford National Bank
MEDFORD, OR.
CAPITAL $50,000
SURPLUS 10,000
Safety Boxes to Rent. A General Banking Business
Transacted. AVe Solicit Your Patronage
IxHM.nu effect ivo, and it is necessary
to Hie public safety that this amend
infill t slum Id become effect ive coinci-
len tally with the saiil Ordinance No.
1 -!."(, an emergency is found to exist,
and tliis ordinnnce shall be in full force
and effect immediately upon its pass
ajje and approval by the mayor.
The foreKoiiiK ordinance was passed
by the council March 2"i, 1!I0S, Trow
Inidye viitiii aye, Kifert aye. Wort
mail nvt-,. Merrick ave, Olwell absent,
Ilafer absent.
Approved March 25, 1008.
J. P. RUDDY, Mayor.
Attest:
It K N.I. M. COhUNS, Uecorder 0
POLITICAL CARDS.
Ian ;
Fidsh Complezloa
tl preierred and produced by
RoberUno, mild, dtliihtlul
j.i;..i.. i . -.
irpponuuu. ucuuhgij iiiws
Makes the .kin exquisitelr .olti
Iianlaha. crackled anfKiranca caused
bv over-dnmesii reduces the sis. of
enlarged pores, dean.es tnem, r.-
. duces iniUmmationandspreadsaneven.
radiant glow due to wholesome noumn-
ment of skin gland, and sumulauon of
the capillaries wrucn alio teea tne
and supply Its neaitniui color.
Mir Druggist fir a fru lamp It tf
Aityou
0BERTINEJ
NOTIl K TO t'OXTRAl'TOllfl.
All hiils tr Imililin my Imuso musf
lie in liy nniin, Mnreh .'U. Pimm and
speeilii-:itiiii.s nt Perliius & IjVihis.
(i O. A. I10VKR.
BUSINESS CARDS.
BALL & OLOSCOCK,
Cniitriu'tiirs nn.l Builders.
All Worli Ciiiirniitei'il.
Offico with 0. H. Piorco 8t Soil.
I'limio li.'i.'l. I'. . Mux 771.
E. B. SEELY, M. D.
Pliysicimi nml Surgeon
Modern Kqiiiipd (iperntiiiR Rooiiih.
X li.'iy. Oft'iee llmirs, 1012, 4 P. M.
Office In Jncksou County Bank Bldg.
I'DK COl'NTV .irnm:,
J. R. NEIL.
Cnliiliilnte fur the Denim-rut ie
Nniitinntitin,
I'OH SITKRIFl'':
WILBUR A. JONES,
Cnndiiltlte fur the Demiierntie
Xuniinatinu.
The ELECTRIC
TEA KETTLE
Furnishes hot
water for tea on
very short notiec
It ran be used
on the tea table
or in the kitchen
Attaches to any
'eleetrolier
Simple, safe.eon
venieiit, durable
ROGUE RIVER
ELECTRIC CO.,
Sueeeaaor to Condor
Water Power Co. Of-'
fico 20(1 W. 7th at.,'
opp. h'itf electric sin.
KOOIINCWtlUU
WILLIAM YOUNO
CAHPRN'TKK AM) IIUIMIKR.
Window and Door Screens to Order.
Mission Furniture Built.
Hn C7I. Medford, Or.
DR.
.fai'k Hfill v i 1 li',
' DR. A.
Physician
S. J. DAY,
Oregon.
B. SWEET
ami Surgeon.
Office nt liesidenoe.
Medford Fnmtturo Co., Medford, Or.
Ilniisefiirnisliers nml (Jnilortnltorn. liny
Phone :i.":i, Night Phones f. V. f'onk
lin. 4K; .1. II. P.utlir, MS.
Win. M. Colvltf. Medford, Or.
COLVIO & DURHAM,
Attorncys-at-Law.
Oco. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D
Physician and Surgeon.
Kaglo Point, Oregon.
E. L. BALCOM.
New West Si'le ( 'onf eet ionerv Fruit
!,,!,.(.:, n.l icH, nuts, cignrs, tohneeos,
fresh fruit in season. Near lintel
I I Moore, Mi illiir.l, Or.
I. Ili'ie.H't.'f it, slwill lie nil
niiv iiersi.n or persons, firm
"Sect
:nv t ill f
n- iori..inti -tigagi-d, ritjier lis owni-r
ir own. i s. .i..,i ii tor or i.r..irietors.
ig,-nt or :iL'.-nt, i'in.ovi' or etiiplnyes,
n tie- rtMiiiiiiv or i-:nrying on of any
;:il,,oii. l,:irro..ni. t ii.iiling Imnse or
li in I. in:; pi:
,f :nn- kiiel
im.iI;. iii'ois
ijllols or Im i I"
l;.-.t for sal'
its of the lit
,. ,.r ..tlii-i r'-'iii or .l:iei
r n:tiiri' wli'l-' spirituous,
or oth- r int.ixi, :it ing li
, ivii ale an- sohl ol
within 111 il."r:tt' lini
f M.-.t I". .1 .1 . tlrog.ili, to
permit or nlloiv anv
:inv time to enlrr, ;o,
in liis or their pI:o e o
room, lioiiso or pl:o e
n it li nixl ml joining or
IVm.'il.'
iniii" '
f Im-in
I'ull II'1
n.lj:,.-
pr-l'soll III
r he with
, or :niy
to, I tlnro
ill tlK-i.l...
M or k-tit
il sl,;iM I,.
win re Sllrll illtoMi-rnits nri' s
or ihlivor'-'l lifter :lle. ail'!
niil.-iwfnl f-.r niiv fem.-tle j..;s,,ii to i'i
ti r or li" within niiv sin li
pt:o o nt :nn' tilili'. l'ro i,l.-.l. li,,we or.
ili.it tin- pr.o iions of this oi'lin.'ini'o
-hrill ll"t npplv t" the pnl.lie .lining
loom of :ini lo't'I w li, n ui. as :i din
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COL
EECTION AGENCY.
Loeli lt"X '"'. Medforil, Or.
E. T. HUNT,
watim: si it-i.v coxtiiadtok.
10 vcars' ep'-i ieii'-e; Al references,
post of worl. a I light prices. Piiinping
plants instnlli'il in whole or in part.
i : i : , l.owi T. 11 HIK1 or SU'ei
t.'inhs on col
line engines
and r"p.'iir"l. A ihimre to figure on
v.,iir work will I"' appreciated, I'ntil
slo.p is secured. I'.ox lit. Resilience.
,.n.l of North II street.
ilisl ruetures. flnsn
Siirnv outfits linilt
Buy Tickets by Wire.
Something which ii of considerablf
interest to the pnl.lie generally and
which is p.rlnps not generally known
jH the Mytem of prepaid orders now in
.(Tort between stations of the Sor.thert
S.itioii . Inastniich as the snid Or
.lin.'inc.' N'i. 1 I'i is in some respects ini
practicable of enforcement in its piv
out form, nml should he corrected as in
this orilin.'tnctj i.tfii.ini, before it shall
ol all points in the
. .ins nf this system
Pacific cinpiny
l'tiili.l Stat.-. II
1irl;cts m.'iv be porchased at Medford
from anv i. lace in tin; I'nited Slates and
mailed or tch graphed direct to the
pnrtv wishing to come here. Weeper
a, eo'iimo.latiotis and small amounts nf
...,.l. in connection w I these tickets
limy sN.i In
lime."
Wise :
Talks j
' By the 1
Office j
f
T was reading about n big
firm back eaHt that clainiH that
preservative! are nut neceHsary
to the food-preserving industry,
while all the others maintain
that the new law, if strictly en
forced, will put them out nf bus
inesH. hut one Wig linn with a
big repntat inn for pult ing up
.sound fruit can prove its posi
tion for all the rest. It's only
a (pieslion of lining sound fruit.
Sound fruits, like sound women,
need no preservatives. Say, it
isn't me that's oozing all this
wisdom. It's the paper I was
telling you about. The boss
takes a lot of trade papers and
that keups mc posted on what is
going on in tin- provision world,
yon bet. I think Preferred 8tock
are the nicest, and Heinz comes
next, then Bishop. What do you
think? Try n jarf
MILLER & EWBANK
NOTICE
I hereby given that the undersigned
will apply nt the next meeting of the
city council of Mrdford, Oregon, for
license tn sell malt, vinous and spirit
mis liipmrs in less quantities than one
gallnn, for six months, at Tot 10, Mock
'J't, in Medford, Oregon, for a period
of -ix months. ISANM 1 HAM'.
Dated March 1 1, I'HiK. :u4
furnished at the mmt
Massage
Parlors
ELECTRIC LIOHT
FEUADIC
AND
GALVANIC
HOT AND COLD SPRAY
8 ALT OLOW8
MRS. C. A. MOORE
THE ODELL, Over Postofflce
SPREAD THE NEWS
Colonists' Rates
Colonist Rates from all points
East to Oregon from March
1 to April 30, 1908
The Southern Pacific Railroad
Announces that ratos In effect March 1, 11)08, will be $38 from Chicago,
t3S.no from St. Louis, Mo.; from Missouri River common points, Coun
cil Bluffs to Kansas City, Mo., including nlso St. Paul, Minneapolis,
$30; from .Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, $30.
For further information call on or address
A. S. ROSENBAUM, Agent, Medford, Or.
CATALOG HOUSES ARE
NOT MERCHANT TAILORS
They draiu the towns of money and neither
giveithe fit, style nor distinction t your clothes
thatlyonv own city tailor can.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
The clothes I make are the kind that "carry
distinction," that hespeak the man, that keeps
'onr money at home and are superior in every
detail to the "sweatshop" goods of catalogue
houses.
KEEP YOUR MONEY
HOME
EIFERT
The City Tailor
FRENCH DRY GLEANING
Medford
C. F. COOK
High Grade Nursery Man
Office Opposite Hotel Moore
IS PHKIWHKD TO FU.U M.I, OKDIIHH TuU FALL PKMV
KltV. TO IXNITHU (WOICI-: STOCK, WOI'LD ADV1SI0 l',AC
l.N'li (l(i:i!S AS ICAHLY AS I'OSSI KLK.
107 WEST SEVENTH. PHONE 583. BOX 811.
What an Interested Man
Found Out About Our
Heating and VentifElirg Plants
Another "open letter," showing an unliiased
opinion of the efficiency of our lu'dling plants:
KKKDKKK'K 1IKATII, Architect,
Official School Architect for ( 'ily of Tacoiiui.
."( ):!-.")( 1 1 Fidelity Bid;.-., I'hone IJIack JiSlE.
TACOMA, WASH.
Fib. 12, 1 !)(.-)
Mr. A. A. Lrv, Sulrm, Or.
ui .1 Daw Sir: Your comniiniiriilion of Feb. 7
r rtirctt.
E.r prn'i lire in our ril slioirs the hoi blusl us
I hi' IickI, mill irr burr iiiliiilril Hint mslrni for nil
our fill nrr buililiiiij.i. T be it hit srrrrnl ronl rnclorx
mill milkers nf I bene .-itslnns, xomr iootl nml sonic
hnil. Mcl'brrxon Co. a it first -rln.ss ; ire burr one of
tbeir limits Ibnl is firiui r.reelleiil results.
Do not iitleiu t to use u bot-blusl sisleni irilbmil
miloninlie reinliitinii. Anil ilo not irrniil inn rrij
ntutiuij sisleiu to be nseil e.iieil Ibe Jnbnson. We
bare trial olbrrs mnl will burr to lube Ibeni out
mill ml in Ibe Jobiison.
Siueereli iours,
i n. ii r tii.
Von don't take any chances. It costs you aliso
lutely nothing to have us explain our system. And
if we do install one we give a hond guaranteeing
the efficiency, the economy, and there will be no
repairs no "it's," no "amis" just a good heating
system, put in by people who devote their time
and money to nothing but heating and ventilation.
W. G. McPherson Co.
Heating Engineers, 328 Glisan St., Portland Oregon