THE Mrcrl''OW DAILY TRIBUNE, Af ED FORD, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1008.
WATER BONDS
FINALLY SOLD
Council Accepts Offer of
Nuveen & Co. of Chicago
-The Nash License Issued
Tb roe uf tlio rity coiincil, Mrssrw.
Mnrrick, Trowbridge mul Woituiiiu,
voted auiuttt ri'iifwiiitf t lit lit) hit Ii
cftiiBP to the Hotel Nm.li, ..'H-iir tin
fact that the IioLHh' jM'lihni. had Im-cii
Binned by livif sixths of ihe htisiiH'sti im-n
of tbf city. Tin imiyor cast tin derid
ing vote ami the liceiiHr wan iHsurt.
Olwoll 'b vote wiih rhalU'iiged hy Wort
man on the ground f hfit In; was a rmi
dent of another ward from that which
ho roprosentrd, hut tint c ha lienor wan
nimble t Htnte what ward Mr. Olwell
was u resident of. Mr. Wortiimn ad
mitted that thin wuh the iirnt time he
bed had occawion to challenge Mr. 01
well'H vuto and he threatened injune
tinn iirnceedingH to elunu the hotel har.
Water Bonds Bold.
Nuveou & Co. 's bid for city boiidn
wan accepted, nil council men voting aye
except llafer. The firm's comn..8.rii
is $18,2.r0 or ff per cent for the iwmic
uf Hti.j.OQO ti per cent thirty year water
tmnd. NuveoD & C'o.'s ebuck for $18,
y.r0, on Nuveen & Co., bunkerH, certified
tit by Xnvfi'u & Co., wuh uccepted as
earneHt of good fuitb by the eonnril.
Petition for wuter and sewer pipe be
yond the Catholic school referred to the
city engineer.
lieportH of the city engineer, chief nf
police, rucorder and treiiHiirer were read
and accepted.
Moved by Kifert and Hecunded by
Merrick that the city nttornry be i
rected to draw up fir ti clou of nrbilratioi)
with the Condor Water & lower 'om
priny,
Economy Is Exercised.
Iteport of the lintiiice cominillre wiik
read, and accepted. Wort man moved to
dinallow the hill of T. K. I'ottener as
recorder ' iiHuitHfint for tl diiyr at $- a
ilny, and Trowbridge moved to diwullow
the hill of Wee!tH & McOowan for linn
leiim on the city hull Hour, hut both
hill were allowed. The bill nf Conrad
for a check protector wan disallowed.
Recorder Colliim was innl rue ted to
notify Jacohncn Hade !o. to lay n ti inch
main on Went Tenth Htreet.
PROBATE.
f nil it innde t
Social and Personal
"Look out fo; point" (.Inly lM).
Minn Unit; M. Cully of Jackson vil U
viniied in Medford Tnewlay afternoon.
If. )'. Little made a bnniness trip to
Aslil;ii;d Tuesdny.
Miles runt rail wan over from Apple
gate TiM'tday.
I. Ii. Ken left Weduei;day for it
Visit to the mines en the Applegate he
in looking after.
Harrv CulbertMoi. tfeiieral cnutraetnr
and builder, eminent work a ipfeialty.
Medford, Or.
I. L. .Inne.H, the miner, on Tuesday
came over from the Ktiirgitt placer mines
of winch he in foreman,
Mrs. Fielder went to Ashland Tues
dayl, accompaniid by her ynnnge
daughter, to attend ( 'hant:iiniia.
Mrs. W. It. Coleman of Jacksonville
went to I'lioenii Tuesday to visit rein
I ives.
Mrs. T. W. Hester came to Medford
Tuesdny In meet hrr venerable fntln'r.
who will visit in Jacksonville awhile.
E. L. nnrnea of Gold Hill, th. civ. I
engineer and electrician, was among th"
many in Medford this week. s
. M. lftisndl was in firantH Pas.s Mon
day and Tmsday, looking after the in
terests of his branch confectionery.
Hon. It. G. Smith, the Grants Pas
attorney, was here Tuesday, on profes
sional business.
Professor M. O. Warner of Eugene,
the pioneer piano tuner, is among his
numerous customers again.
Toby Mrons aud William Walsh are
at Km pi re on the isthmus of Panama,
employed in the machine shops.
.1. J. Waggoner of Griffin ('reek ditv
triet transacted business in Medford
Tuesday.
W. M. Lewis, whit owns a big slice ,
of the Itoss donation land claim, was j
a Medford yisitor Tuesday.
J. M. (JParrett, one of (he Lake!
creek thrifty farmers, made Medford J
n business visit this week. j
P. H. hronson, the efficient mechanic, j
ciiiae down I'nim Butte l-'alln Tuesday, ,
where he has been employed some time. I
Floyd I'earee of Poor. mm ' ('reek, the
miner, spent a few hours in Medford
Tuesday.
.1. J. Johnson, state lecturer of the
Oregon Grunge, is in the valley mi offi
cial business. He has already delivered
several! nteresting lectures.
George Gilmai) was tried in Justice
Cannon's court Tuesday, charged with
killing a cow. He was fonnod not guil
V. O. Vaughn of Upper lioguo river.
t he well known pioneer, has gone t
I'ort Klamath iiml will be g several
weeks.
Jos. J. Parker and his family left for
Alameda county, Calif., to visit the for
mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Par
per.
Judge Wallace, a prominent eit ien
of Grand oPrks, is in Medford, visiting
former neighbors, of whom there are
several here.
The reniiiius of Guy H. Simmons, win
died in Medford recently, were burin!
in Portland under I he auspices of Som
pany A, Veterans of the Spanish Amer
ii-an war.
II, II. Kirks, city iditor of the Mail.
aud l iss Josephine f)et hlel'sen
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marlon H. Centers and Josephine
ders.
(dndsey Ncathamer nml Annie
I.e. Inn.
wen
They
best
II stale William Hasv
sell real property.
F.statc Grand ville Naylor; order untde
disi'lmging ndmiuistrator.
Kstale Ithoda A. Itawson; admiptstra
tor 's bond filed.
Guardian Roy If. Jterry et. al.; order
made appointing W. S. Hurst guardian.
I married in Jacksonville Tuesday.
' have the congratulations ami
' wishes of numerous friucds.
The Portland team won the first game
phived witli I In- .Seals on the home
grounds by a score of I to It Tuesday
afternoon. Los Angeles walloped Oak
1 land at their own park at the same
THE OLD HOW AED RANCH imp '
Throe miles south of M-edfunl aud The Medford Athletic dub will hold
miles west uf Pboeuii, ii now cut up its meeting Thursday night at the club
iu Hiuall tructs to iuit the purchusnr. I rooms. Some very important qncHliniis
Oue fourth cash, bulaucc in three pay will be brought up for disrussiou, which,
mtutt. Tbii is a rare opportunity fur it is thought, will be uf interest to all
nieu of mat) niHtiiis. Listed with all members. All n liters an- relented
tb ngwntt. ; he present.
Mr
MADE TO
WEAR
AYliiit. others promise, we .nuaranlee -Hose that
H'ive perfect serviee ;ml e.r without ilariiini!, ; miule
of the finest spun yarn and reinforeeil heels and toes.
MARVEL H9SE
siiri uisses all imitations in durability ami comfort.
Antiseptic dye, will Hot crock or poison the feet. Sold
with n written
GUARANTEE
IN EVERY Ii O X
to gladly replace any pair of hose that requires darn
ititf witliin six months. We take all the risk, ami
when yoti liny t lit Marvel Hose yen are insured ah
snliiMy against discomfoi-t or loss.
Sold, six pairs in a liox for $lTr0
You pay f.ixi for iiuilaliou.
( 'idors, Mack and tan..
Honest, hetter values ami helter merchandise pre
vail here.
T tl E
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TOGGERY
MKllWOHirs OWKATKST VAI.UK (l?VKUS.
"Look out for paint" fJuly 10).
Mrs. '. W. ( 'ouklin spent Tuesday
night with Jacksonville frieods.
J. J. Skinner of Griftin ( reek, deputy
county nsi-Hor. has gone In the upper
end of the vallev on oHii-inl bnines.
I The farmer who cures his own meat,
initkes his own sausage and lard and
I whose wife puts up her own fruit and
vegetables will not fall a victim to
; fnrmaldehdye, borax or ptomaine.
CONTESTS DECIDED
(Continued from page 1.)
"Look out for paint" (July 10).
Kings enmity, created a sensation in his
opening .-ontence.
"If this man MeCurren tells you he
will support Hryan when hf goes home
from this convention ho lies," shouted
Williams. "Don't forget this. He Hes,
and he does not dare to say that he
will either vote or work for the party
leader. Through the columns of bis
chosen organ in Brooklyn he announced
that he will not tolerate Bryan or Bry
nnism. This Judas betrayed the demo
cratic ticket at the last election in "New
York state and defeated the candidate
fur governor, Mr. Hearst."
In the two Ohio district contests the
videnco presented was an exact dupli
cate of that brought out before the
national eonunittee at its inciting on
Monday. There was no appearance of
ilio delegates of the nineteen! h district
seated by the national i ittee on
the peirtoiiiil appeal of Mm Tom L.
lohnson. The committee d to seat
i he contestants who were piesent, but
Inter rescinded that to t ion and has an
nounced it would pass upon the merits
of the ease when the other contests
were voted upon.
Pennsylvania Contest.
When Pennsylvania was reached Chas.
Donnelly and William J. lirennnn pre
rented the ease of the Gnffey men,
while J. Berwond Daly and Lev. Mc
W hist on argued ngainst enn tinning on
ihe roll the delegates who are friendly
to the Pittsburg boss.
Both Donnelly and Brennan argued
i hat GulTey was the logical leader of
the party in Pennsylvania and they
denied t hat he had ever made deals
with the republican bosses, whereby I
they aided in defeating the Bryan men j
in the idty of Philadelphia. He stated
that GulVey had worked unceasingly for
the success of the democratic party, and
declared that but for his efforts and his
liberal use of funds for party use, there
would be no democrat ie party in the
Keystone slate.
Daly and Mc Winston accused the
Pennsylvania boss of selling nut the
party in Philadclphio to the opposition.
He declared that he personally begged
every member of the last state conven
tion to vote in favor of an uninstrncted
delegation to this convention. I
Several Verbal Encounters. !
There, were several heated verbal en j
couuterH during the presentation of the
Pennsylvania case, which was reached ;
long after daylight, and it required rad :
ical measures hy the chairman to keep
peace.
The last case to he taken up was the
content from the District of Columbia,
ind here also the evidence was exactly
ihe same us presented to the committee
Monday. The credentials committee
went into executive session and also
began the discussion of the merits of
each contest.
Be it resolved. By the city council
ui the city of Medford, Oregon:
That there bo nud is hereby estab
lished in the city of Medford, Oregon,
a public library, pursuant to the pro
visions of the itatutes of the state of
Oregon, said library to have quarters
in the city ball building, and to he con
ducted according to such rules and reg
ulations as may be from time to time
adopted by the directors of s:id binary.
The foregoing resolution was adopted
hy the council July 7, 1108, Olwell vot- j
ing aye, Merrick aye, Trowbridge aye,
Wort man aye, Kifert aye and llafer 1
aye.
Approved:
J. P. ItKDDV, Mayor.
A I test:
BKJ. M. COLLINS, Ifecorder. iri '
RESOLUTION.
'Look out for paint" (July lit).
Be it ruHolvod, by the city council of
the city f Medford,
That it is deemed necessary aud is
hereby ordered that the sidewalks along
and abutting upon the premises herein
after described, aud each parcel there
ut, be rebuilt, towit:
Along the east side of block fiO, und
along the south side of lot 1, in block
f)IJ.
Along the east side of lots f and (J,
in block 57.
Along the west side of lots M and 11,
in block 10.
Along the west side of lot? 7 and S,
in block 12.
Along the we! side of block "!'.
Along the east side uf lots 1 and 2. in
block !."; all in the city of Medford, ac
cording to the duly recorded plat thereof.
Also, along the west sidu of "thesouth
i;il feet of block 1, in Calloway's ad
dition to tho eitv of Medford,
Along the north side of the west IJlo
feet of block 6 in Calloway's addition
to the city of Medford.
Along the east side of tho mmth 17H
feet of block 5, in Galloway's addition
to the city of Medford.
Along the south side of Ninth street
from the northeast corner of the Bro
back reserve to a point SI 12 feet west
of said northeast comer.
And the recorder is hereby directed
and required to notify the owners and
occupants of said premises to rebuild
such sidewalks at their own expense
within thirty (110) days after the date
of such notice, under the direction and
supervision of the city engineer, and in
accordance with the ordinances regulat
ir.g such matters.
The foregoing resolution was adopt
vd by the council July 7, P.tOK. Olwell
voting aye, Merrick nye. Trowbridge
aye, Wort inn n aye, Rifert aye and Ha
fer uye.
Approved:
J. P. ItKDDV, Moyar.
Allest:
HKN.T. M. COLLINS, Recorder. 00
Which Will It Be?
PIN'KAIMM.K Nil UK HUT, OKMIANOE NIlF.li
HKT, NTRA W HKKIIY C) OR RAM, VANILLA
CK CI? RAM.
ORDRRN DRI.IVRRRD TO ANY TART OF
THE CITY.
BITTKK.MII.K AND NWEKT OR RAM AL
WAYS ON T A 1 '.
ROGUE RIVER CREAMERY
Tlu rr in so miiili innil in the worst of us
A ml so mm l bail hi ' best of us
Thnt il hard Ii Ixhooris a hi of us
To sjn nli ill of llir rt'sl of us.
"I'is I rur tlit rr is yooil ami bint in all of us, but our
riiurs hit nil iooil ' nothimj bad, ami no occasion to
speak ill of them.
Insist on iitliiii) the
Medford 5c, R. R. V. 10c. or l)J Marca 15c Cigar
.1 ii mi fact ii nil soldi blf tin'
Till: It. It. V. ( 1(1 A It WOltKS
.1 vd forth OiTfian.
JULY
Clearance
Sale
Every article reduced. Only a few
new fall goods reserved. Full par
ticulars tomorrow. See our Price
List. Greatest bona fide sale ever
attempted in Southern Oregon.
It will pay you to wait.
BAKER - HUTCH ASON CO.
C St., Just North of JackBou County Bank
A COMPLETE STOCK
EVE RYTHING OF THE FINEST
Toilet Articles Fine Perfumes
Stationery Proprietary Remedies
And All Other Drug1 Store Goods
THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD," OUR MOTTO
Prescriptions Prepared by an Expert
THE EAGLE PHARMACY
A. E. WHITMAN, MANAOER
PALM BLOCK, MEDFORD
DON'T
FORGET
CHOICE F1YK AND TEN-ACRE TRACTS () SALE,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 AND 15.
CLOSE IN, FIN 13 SU RROFX 1)1 NiS.
$100.00 TO $150.00 PER ACRE. ONE-THIRD CASH,
C. H. PIERCE & SON
OWNERS. MEDFORD, OREGON
Don't Bother to ook
It's too hot. Get what you want alreh tv
prepared; we have .t.
We cater to those who want the best.
THE DELICATESSEN
C STREET, EAR EKlllTll
think
Isaac Ferris. Jr.. Ou.
make the licst children's
shoe in the market. We
keep them.
C. M. KIDD
THE FOOTFITTER
MtiOt'ORU SASH ft DOOK CO.
Wingof ami Ikitr Screens, Block Wood
TRADE HERE
And Have the Best
"There's a Reason"
Cold Storage Meats Are Always Best
Medlafd Meat Company
Suci-essors to Rotting!
'ext I l,,tel Nash.
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