THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEPEORP. OR.. MONDAY. API? II, 1:1. l')os.
HEAD WOODMEN VISIT MEDFORD
Head Consul 1. l.jfcioak of tlu Pucifie
juriHlif-iou, Woodmen of tho World, uc
vompaaictT by bis nssoeiatt brad offi
cers, who include T. Cliuton Veale of
Pasadeua, t'al., head adviwr; V. E.
Snod grass of Eugene, Or., bead bunker;
I'. V. Benson of Denver, Colo., bead
elerk; M. R. Wilson of Buzeinau, Mont.,
head escort; A. M. MiKellur f Salt
Lake, head watchman; John Pattison of
Hpokano, Wash.; P. P. Huwke of Pu
eblo, Colo., and Ir. Jniues Stenhnusts
of Denver, Colo., head managers, ar
rivod in Medford Monday for the pur
pose of making an official visit to the
local camp in this vicinity and more
particularly to initiate n class of 5
candidates for the several camps in
.Taekson county Monday niybt.
""Tho W. O. W. lino of march to the
hall will begin nt 7:.'tu nt the Xnsh
hotel, with Head Consul 1. I. Bunk in
the lend and T. Clinton Venl, head ad
visor, Pasadena, Cal. P. E. Snod grass
of Eugene, Or.,; Joba Pattison of Coi-
, .t h
ft, , 4.- -r Am $ &
after wbit-b the banquet will take place
in the upper hall, which will be iu
c barge u f tbe Lad ies of Woodc ra ft .
Ihirtng the iuitiary work all visitors
can retire to the Commercial club room,
across the street.
Tbe W. (. W. order owns more than
$-5,0" iu bonds in Med ford. Among
tbe most prominent of those to be iuiti
ated into the order are City Mayor J.
P. Iieddy and City Hecorder H, M. Col
r.ns.
BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL
IN ATHLETIC LEAGUE
T. Clinton Voal, Itoad Advisor.
President Payne of the Ashland Xor
mal and Processor Logan of the Med
ford high school recently met Presi
dent Mriggs of tbe Praia Xormal at
(irants Pass and arranged for the nor
mal ami high schools to enter tbe South
eru Oregon Athletic league, which in
eluded only tbe Praiu nud lioseburg
schools.
D. I.
mC'jsS .STV.r i
Beakey, Head Escort.
J. II. Fitzgerald, Chairman of Meeting.
fax, Wash., with the committee and all
other members, and proceed to the Red
men 's hall, where they will have an
open meeting from s to 10 o'clock, af
ter which there will be initiatory work
of the order, there being about t5 can
didates to be initiated.
The 'local committee consists of .T. K.
Fitzgerald, who will be ehnirman of the
meeting, and J". II. At well, ,T. W. Wiley. I
J. W. Ling, Perry Stewart, A. S. Wells,,
A. W, Laeey, Luther llazelwood, H. L
Griffin, C. W. Turpin, P. K. Martin,'
V-illim Garrett, W, It. .laeksnu, L. K.
Hoover, 0. 0. Shirley and M. W. Skoel.
There" -wilt he speeches made by the
following: L I. P.onk. IVnver, Colo.; P.
' C. Boale, Pasadena. Cal.; P. E. Snod
grass, Eugene; .folia Pattison, Col fax.
Wash., who is the present mayor of Col
fax, and J. 0. IhaUey, head escort; J.
E. Hoover, Med ford, and Hon. P.. F,
Mulkey of Jacksonville.
Tbe initiatory work will begin at 10
o'clock and last until 1 1 ; MO o'clock.
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I. I.
The Xormal Athletic club had adopt
ed the new constitution and by-laws of
t he association, thereby becoming a
member.
The league is governed by strict
scholarship rules, no one being allowed
to enter a contest who has not a good
standing in all branches pursued.
The object of the league is to take
charge of all school athletic and to plan
for the champion teams to meet the
league of the northern part of the state,
which includes schools north of Eugene.
NEVADA WOOLQROWERS
CANNOT GET 1-1 CENTS
Boak, Head Consul.
CAULIX, Xev.. April LI. The first
carload of wool to be shipped this
season was loaueo: last luesonv lor
Hartford, Conn. The woollmvers have
made no offers. Last vear thev paid
IS cents. This year's crop was refused
i at 11 cents, and woulgrovvers are get-
I t ing anxious.
CRUDE PETROLEUM FOUND
IN WELL NEAR BANDON
Crude petroleum in what promises to
be good qua nl it ies has been found in
the Coos Hay country, about -It' miles
from Bandon, according to It. P. frit
tendeu of Marsh field, who is now in
Portland making arrangements to ship
a load of machinery to the scene to
develop tbe properties, says the .lour
unl.
Mr. Crittenden is managing the busi
ness near Ibtudon and is represent ing
a group of men, some of them of Port
land, who have put their money into
the prospei't.
According to the story of Mr. Crit
tenden, the company has struck oil in
their proseet well after having gmie
down 530 feet. The flow was smh as
to come to the surface of the ground
and proves to be nil of good quality.
The company hack of the property has
a lease on -10,000 acres of land in the'
vicinity and is confident of being able
to open up an oil region of magnitude.
Eastern experts who have examined the
property say the nil ami the manner of
fiuding it give color to the assumption
that it can be found in paying quan
tities by further development work.
Mr. Crittended will ship a large
amount of machinery for Rindon on the
Alliance, which sails on Satunlav next.
The preliminary orgnniznt km of the
company has been formed and the
board of directors includes some of the
leading men of the ( ooh Uav country,
as well as some welt known nyn of
Portland.
Pon't be deceived by buying shipped
(n flour at $l.!t0 per sack. Patronize
bom industry Ibiy Iavis best flour
at $1.30 per sack. Every sack guaran
teed. Try it. If you can't get it at
the grocer's, come to the mill. "
ORDINANCE NO. 1 tf.
lished within said city not less than
eighteen other permanent bench marks,
which, with auv additional bench marks,
shall be located by the City Engineer,
who nhall file a record of t tie same
with the City liecoiibr, which record
shall accurately describe and 'identify
all such marks.
Standard Grades
Section :t. Tin' regulation of the
.l:iiid;irl grades for Kighth, Ninth,
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, from
the main track of the Southern Pacific
company to Kiversidc' avenue, ami for
Tenth ami Eleventh streets from said
track to C street, and for l street from
Seventh street to Thirteenth street, and
for C street and Riverside avenue from
Seventh street to the south corporation
boundary of the City of Medfonl, and
for 11 street from Seventh street to
Ninth MiM-t. hall be and are hereby
declared to be as indicated and speci
lied by the maps and profiles adopted
by the City Council in regular session
the lith day of January, H0S, and now
on file iu the office of the recorder
of said city.
Grades to Be Established Hereafter
Section -I. ,t such future times as
maps and profiles of the grades of
streets and avenues in said city other
than those above named shall be Ap
proval bv the City Council and filed
in the effi.e of the City Hecorder. then
such grades as indicated by said maps
and profiles shall, by su.-h approval of
said maps and profiles, be deemed the
established standard grades i.r such
streets and avenues.
Sidewalks and Curbs to Conform to
Grade and Line
Section ti. All sidewalks and curbs
hereafter constructed in the City of
Med fold shall be made to conform to
the standard grade and line of the re
spective streets and avenues of said
city.
Penalty for Violation
Section ij. Any owner or owners of
property abutting or bounding on any
of I he streets and avenues of said City
of M'-dford who shall refuse or neglect
An ordinance establishing standard .to comply with the provisions of this
grades for streets and avenues iu the
City of Med ford, requiring sidewalks
and curbs to conform thereto, and pi" (
viding penalty for violations thereof.
Tbe of Medford doth ordain as
follows: j
t:h Mark Where Located-
Section I. The V. 8 1. S. b.-n.-h
mark, which is a round disc set in tie
west wall of the Nah Hotel building,
nt the southeast corner of Seventh and
I st'ts. and whhf e an elrati.-n
of 137'I.on feet above mean sea level,
is hereby d'nrcd n-i',f' initial
bench mark lor the iVy of Medfonl,'
Oregon. q
Other Bench Marks here Located
Section 2. For the purpose of perpet
uating evidence, there shall be estab-
rdiiiauce shall, upon conviction there
of, be punished by a fine of not less
rhan five dollars nor more than twen'y
dollars, and shall pay the costs of the
pros.-, -nt ion.
Alteration by City
Se.tion 7. In the e.-nt that any
., imm ( oir i' d of a iolat ion of the
i.r.i i- - "f S.-.-t i.'ii ." of this ordi
tin n
-id. walk -stai.d
.id L'
vid-CD il
Onil fail or 11
, url
le. t to alt' r sii'-h
c. inform to tie-
:u. l line as hen in pr
I, in v da s after nu ll
conviction, tlie rity Pngiiicer may cause
such alteration to be made, and e
the expense thereof to be n"e-W
ngriinst the property noting ngnin't
snrb sid.0ll-' or nub. "neb expense
s0ll be a fJ)-D ag.iiiist paid pr .porty
and shall be enforced as is provided for
the enforcement of a lien for the im
provemeut of n street.
Seel ion S. All ordinal s and parts
of ordinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
The foregoing ordinance was passed
by tbe City Council April 7, Trow
bridge voting aye, Kifert aye. Wortman
aye. Merrick aye, Olwell absent, Hafer
absent.
Aoproved March 2."i, 100S.
URN" J. TKOYVHRinOK,
Attest: Mayor Pro Tern.
nrc.VJ. M. COLLIN'S. Ttecorder.
PROCLAMATION1.
Whereas, there was submitted to the
voters of the City of Medfonl, -Oregon,
at a special election held for that
purpose on April .'I. 1!MS( a proposed
amendment to Section 7- of the City
Charter of said City of Medford. and
Whereas, on the said ;id day of April,
UiOS, the city recorder, in tbe presence
of the City t "nunc i I of said city, did
canvass the votes given for and
against the said amendment ; and
Whereas, it was ascertained and de
termined upon such canvass that there
were iltiS votes cast for and 2'2 votes
cast against the said amendment, and
that said amendment received an af
firuiat ivo majority of t he total num
ber of effective votes cast thereon and
entitled to be counted under t be pro
visions of the law;
Now, therefore, I, H. J. Trowbridge,
as acting mayor of t be City of Med
ford, Oregon, in the absence of the
mayor from t he city, i u obed ience t o
and by virtue of the power and an
thority vested in me by law, do hereby
make ami issue this proclamation to
the people of the City of Medford, and
do announce and declare that the whole
number of votes cast, in the city of
Medford at said idee t ion, for and
against the said a mend men t. was as
hereinbefore stated, and that the said
amendment received the affirmative
majority of the total number of votes
cast thereon ami entitled to be counted
under tbe provisions of law, and that
said nmendmeut shall be and is in full
force and effect from the date of (his
proclamation, and that the following is
the full text of tbe said amendment:
Amendment to Section 7J of the City
Charter of the City of Medford.
The People of'lhe Cilv of Medford do
ordain as follows:
Thai Section 7 of an act of the leg
islature of the S ale of Oregon, en
titled. "An act to repeal an act en
titled. 'An act to repeal an net en
tilled. "An act to incorporate the town
of Medford, in Jackson county, Oregon,
and limit ing its powers and defining
the duties of its offiers," and to re
peal an act entitled. "An act to incur
porate tbe town of Medford, in Jackson
county. Oregon. ' approved February
21, IS.".' filed in tbe office of the see
rotary of state February 21, ISS), and
all amendments thereof, and to incur
pernio the Oily of Medford. in Jackson
county, Oregon, add to definn its pow
ers and dut ies, approved February (i.
lfltll. nnd to incorporate the City of
Medford. in Jackson county, Oregon,
define its powers and duties, and to re
peal all acts and parts of nets in eon
fliet herewith." filed in the office of
the secretary of stale. February 7. liK'n.
as amended by the act amendatory
thereof, filed in the office oP the sec
retary of stnto February PI, 1!W);"( and
as further amended by the vote of the
people of Medfonl on Juno -I, 1!M17, nnd
on March 17, 100s, ho and the same is
hereby f art her amended by adding
thereto the following:
Subdivision T. Tn addition to tbe
foregoing warrants and bonds, ns nu
Iborized in the r receding subdivisions
of this section, the said council is fur
ther authorized fn borrow money on the
failh of the city, and for that purpose
to issue additional warrants nnd bonds
for I he sole purpose of securing, furnish
ing and installing a gravity supply of
pure water for said city; but in the
event that said council shall elect lo
secure, furnish and install a gravity sup
p!y of pure water as above menlionel
and shall issue warrants and bonds as
provided in this subdivision for such
purpose, the total amount ;f warrant1
and bonds so issued shall ul no time ex
ceed the sum of t.'hto.oon. in addition to
the warrants and bonds iu (he three pre
ceding subdivisions aulhorieil, and in
the event thai such warrants and bonds
shall be issued, such issue shall be in
all res ts subject to I he provisions
and restrictions of Subdivision P. of
this section, except as to the maximum
amount of such issue.
Thus done and proclaimed nl Med
ford, Oregon, this 1 dav of April. HIOS
liRN". J. TlfOWItltiniF.
Attest: Acting Mayor.
10 HKN'.r. M. COLLIN'S. Ibeonbr.
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Colonists' Rates
Colonist Rates from all points
I:ast to Oregon from March
1 to April 30, 1908
The Southern Pacific Railroad
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$: , .ii Iioin SI. I.niii, Mi).; from Mln.ioiiri Rivor cumnion polntis Cobb
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