THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 24, 1909.
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HANLEY TRIAL IS
NOW UNDER WAY
Defendant Will Maintain He Is Not
Responsible for Fenced-in
Federal Land.
The trial nf William Hauley, one
ol' (ho biggest Htoekmeti of eastern
Ore;iia( anil wull known in this city,
on a charge of illegally maintaining
an eneloKure of government land
started today in the federal court in
Portland.
Hanley, uh manager of the Hamey
Valley Development eompany, is ae
eusod of maintaining fences that ef
feetiuilly inclose approximately 80,
000 acres of the government domain.
This land is situated in Marncy coun
ty and is so situated that it need only
he partly inclosed to prevent access
to the grn.ing lands it contains. On
the west there is a rim rock harrier
as effective as a fence. On the south
and cast connecting links hclween
canyons hae heeu seripped in 40
ncre strips. On the east one strip
of deed land 40 acres wide is 12 or
l.'l miles long. The fences are all on
deeded laud, hut the effect, it is con
tended hy the government, is the same
as if the government laud itself were
fenced.
The scheme, it is said, was eon
ceived hy I'cto French, who was kill
ed a numher of years ago in an at
tempt to eject a homesteader from
the inchtstire.
For the defense, it is said, it will
he contended that llnuley became
interested in the management of the
llurney Valley Development company
nflcr the fences had heeu construct
ed and that it was the intention of
the company under his management
to remove them.
The government will attempt to pro
duce testimony showing that under
Mauley's management the offending
fences have heeu repaired and that
there has been on apparent intention
of removing them. The land fenced is
dedsenbed as suitable only for graz
ing purposes.
(Inuring out of the government's
prosecution ol llnuley statements
were published in a seusntiounl Port
land paper that are the ground of
a heavy dumage suit aguinst the own
ers instituted by llanlev.
Mr. IJauley was recently summoned
a witness in the government suit
against the llarrimau merger, giving
pcrt testimony us to conditions in
eastern Oregon. At the hearing re-
cntly hchl before a referee in this
ily he testified that he and bis as
sociate, shipped 'J.i. mm in mil)
cad of Mock from eastern Oregon
veurlv. I
The trial of the charges against him
II probably consume the greater
pari of the week.
Dan's addition to the citv of .Med
ford, Jackson county. Oregon; from
said point running thence east HO
feet: thence south 2(10 feel: thence
west 00 feel; thence north 200 feet to
the place of bcL'iuiiiug.
Section 'J. The mavor and record
er are hereby aiilhoiicd and direct
ed to enter into a foulract with I'. J.
Ilallcv, the person in possession of
and the owner of said strip of land,
lor the purchase thereof for said
purpose, for the sum of one thou
sand four hundred and fifty dollars,
and the mavor is hereby directed to
immediately offer said Ilallcv on be
half of the said citv said amount for
said premises for said purpose. Said
agreement, if entered into, shall pro
vide for the payment of said amount
bv said city in cuh immediately upon
said Hallcv's tendering a deed to said
premises for said puriKise, convey
ing perfect title thereto for said pur
pose. Or. if said Hallev shall prefer,
said mavor and recorder are hereby
authorized and directed, without any
preliminary contract, to draw a war
rant on the city treasurer fur said
amount upon the tender of such deed
by said Ilallcv. mid said mayor is
hereby aulliorizcd and directed to of
fer so to do. ,
Section 'A. In the event that said
offer is not accepted within three
ilnvs after the
nliove pl'oviileil. t lie citv attorney is
hereby directed to institute on be
half of said citv an action for the
condemnation and impropriation of
said land, in uccordanci with the
chnrter of said citv.
Section ;t. Suid street is hereby
lecuireu lo ne necessary to the imme
OREGON WILL GET
. CIVIL WAR FUNDS
Major Portion of Volunteer Claims;
Will Be Paid by Federal
Government.
As a result of the findings of the
l;mte Sttites court of claims, the,
stnto of Oregon will he paid $193.- j
54X02 hy the federal government as
reimbursement for the expense it im- ;
s timed in raising a regiment of volim- ;
teers dining the late yearn of the j
civil war. This is not the whole of I
the claim set up hy the state, hut the
amount named is" nil which the court
holds Ihe state to he entitled to re-i
ceive. ' I
The finding of Ihe court is ample
justification for the appropriation of
Ihe amount found to he due. and in I
an early deficiency appropriation
hill an item for the payment of this
money will he made. It is harely pos-
inakinir thereof uKjsihle this claim will be settled in a de
ficiency hill likely to he passed at the
special session, though the probabil
ities are that it will go over to Ihe
regular scssioit in December. The
payment will be made, however, as a
matter of routine, and without spe
cial effort on the part of any mem-
diate ueace. heallh and safetv of said il,or n ,m ' irrem delegation-.
citv, and inasmuch as said Hallev is Tl" adjustment of this claim is the
en untied in constructing a dwelling j result of n resolution passed by the
house on said parcel of land, and is; senate, on motion of Senator Fulton
at the present time expending con- on Mav 29. 1909, referrine to the
iderahle amounts of money for la- ,.,,.( ,,f ..i..inw tlm ni;,.n ,.i..;m
bor and material thereon, which will !ot- 0 of Oregon. His resoln-
tion included all the claims set up by
the state, aggregating $.'J.j8,2:i.".(il.
reason of the pomou oi inese eiaims were
so that there Hs,e "s illegal nnd inequitable.
Small Orchards '
Bearing and Young Groves on Easy Terras
Jfe have subdivided into small tracts the famous Gold
Raage Orchard, two miles south of Medford, "adjoining
the Bear Creek and Hurrell orchards, nnd now offer
a limited number of the choicest orchard tracts for sale .
on reasonable terms.
This is your opportunity to secure bearing orchard,
or young orchard, or both bearing and yeung orchard,
consisting of the choicest varieties of pears nnd apples.
The tracts range in size from five to 27 acres. The soil
is the best in the valley Bear cek bottom land. The
old trees on these tracts have produced record breaking
erops that brought record prices in eastern markets for
years past.
No such chance was ever offered before to secure
such orchard tracts.
Rogue River Investment Co.
Ill NORTH D STREET
r.
be of little value when said parcel of
land is devoted to street purposes,
and the cost of said parcel of laud is 1
rapidly inereasiui; by
foreuoiiu; slated fact:
is daiurer that the price will become
irrealer than the city can afford to
pav therefor, and the opening up of
suid street rendered impruetieable,
therefore, an enieruoncy is hereby de
clared lo exist mid this ordinance bv
reason of the forecointr emergency
shall become immediately operative
when passed bv the council and up
proved bv the mayor in accordance
with the charter and ordinances of
said citv relating thereto.
The foregoing ordinance was pass
ed by the council on May 21st, 100(1.
on the following vote: Merrick aye.
Welch live. YVnrtmun aye, Kifcrt aye,
Oemnicr aye. Knicrie'k absent.
Approved Mav 21hI, 1000.
W. II. CANON. Mavor.
Attest:
HKN.I. M. COLLINS,
cod Itecorder.
Orders for sweet eream or butter
milk promptly filled. Phone ' the
creamery.
Ella Gaunyaw, publie stenographer,
room 4, Palm building.
Prepaid Railroad Orders.
"Something whioh is of consider
able interest to the public genernlly
and which is perhaps not generally
known is the system of prepaid or
ders now in effect between stations
of the Southern Pacific eompany
aud all points in the United States.
By means of this system tickets may
be purchased at Medford from any
place in the United States and mail
ed or telegraphed direct to the party
wishing to come here. Sleeper c-J
coDimodatious and small amounts of . J
cash in connection with these tickets! J
may also he forwarded at the same ! t
t
Compare the Quality
It Is, and always has been our aim to supply our tustomrs with
goods of the highest quality and to that end wt art always adding
quality to our line. Thi addition of "preferred stoek" makes our
time."
Medford TimeTable
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
No.
No.
I No.
I Northbound
ItiiOregon Kxpress...
14Purtland Express
I Southbound
1 "I'Cnlifnmin Esn. . .
K)San Krancisco Ex.
,!i'Krotn Grants Pass
.'2.")For Ashland. . .
5:24 p. m.
9 :49 a. m.
10:35 a. m.
3 :20 p. m.
9:15 p. m.
10:15 p. m.
M.'HINANCK NO. l!Mi.
An ordinance providiiu; for the aP'
pi'oprialiou of a rcciaimulnr strip of
laud, two hiniil'v'l feet in length and . .
sixty feet in width, situated in Jack- y
on counlv, Oremm, the center line ! v..
i nien i iiccriiH'it as inflows:
iiiiiincnchi'.' on the southerly line of
West I'.levcnt'i street, in ihe city ol'! RnftllP RIUFR VAI I FV Rail W1V
MciMoi'd. icct westerly from the - -
t line nf Oukilule avenue ami ex- No. 2'Lcaves Medford ... !l0 :45 a. m.
teudini! thence southerly parallel ; No. 4 Leaves Medford . .
with Ihe west line of Onkdale avenue ! MotorLeave Medford..
hundred I eel lor ihe purpose ol Motor Leaves Medford..
ihiiik oui i aereon a punnc si reel anil i v.. l i ..... ,.n;p'
"'-""in im sum CI I v, alio iHHlloriz-, 0 gT(
'ii' iiiiiM'r nun rceiuiu'r lo enici
into a contract wilh Ihe owner of
aid land for Ihe purchase of Ihe
lime fur said imrous,. ,,n tu. i,.-ms
leiviu s,. forlli, and in the event
Ihat suid owner rel'uscs in ,.ni..i- ini,,
ueh contract, directing the iiisti
tution of an action for the cmiilcni
iiatinii nt' said iircniises.
Ihe eil "I Medford ,lnlh ordain .lackionvill. hn-onl
5 :35 p. m.
3 :00 p. m.
9:00' p. in.
9:0fl a. ui. ,
eave Jaeknuuville 3:30d. m.
: Molorll.eave Jacksonville 1:30 p.m.;
MotorlI.eave Jacksonville! 7:30 p.m. I
MAILCL0SES
I A.M.I P.M. !
Northbound 9:19! 4:54 '
SnutlHiouud 10:05 2:50
hsgle Point 7:20 2:00
I s 1,'llnws:
Seelinu 1. It . herebv dechired
linlll enllM.nicilt and IH'cc ;il ihjil
the citv ol '.Mcilt'nril iieiiuire bv pur
. li;isi i,r colulciuiinliuii tor the lull -I'i-sc
.it' laviiv.. nut tll.-re.'ti o imiIiIic
slrcct anil hii:liw.i' nt' and in sjiid
niv the tiw :a ili'si tilicl -it hi r
pnt'ccl .! i;ii,d: A tcctni'g'ili'i' nice
..! I.iii.I. nil !,,l in width mi.! '.'Oil
feel in length. Ihe eellt.-r !i 'c ,,f which
i- .le-ei i!'c! ,s jnM.'Ws: I '- imn c: . c i I ;e
mi th nil live ..t We -' i:!e-,enth
-licet. M'tli tcet western tr.ue the
west litie nt' (lakdale lueuile. and
ritreing ihcitcc s.iiith. icir.-tilcl witli
l said wes line nt' O.'iUdale aenlli 20H
t'ri't. said strni or tiarcel nf land be
ing also described as follows; Coin
nteneitur it.'lll feet east of the north
west corner of lot one. block one.
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