TH R M Kl ' DAT LY TR f B U X E. AlEDVORD. OREGON, M ON DAY, AUGUST 2, 1909,
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J Mr. Investor Have you seen the modern home seven rooms in the
space and cost ot four rooms; iceless refrinnrator, built-in buffets!
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T and dressers; cabinet kitchen. i
I ' J." A. MelNTOSII, Architect,
Third Floor Modford National Bank HnildiiiK. f
1FY0U1NTENDTO BUILD A COMFORTABLE HOME
Cool for Summer and warm for winter then build a .good
solid comfortable EASTERN HOUSE two stories and garret;
this can be built for the same price as a bungalow come and see
WILLIAM WINKEL, Architect, General Contractor, 30 years'
experience First Class Workmanship Warranted. Plans and
Specifications Free of Charge Orders Expected at Residence.
244 West Fourth Street, Corner of Ivy Street, or at 103 Main St.,
J. W. DRESSER'S OFFICE.
Why Not Be
Comfortable
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and do away with that hot, stuffy
atmosphere In your store, office or
home.
Invest in a G. . Fan
and get the best something that will last a lifetime with proper
care. Cost of operation only 'jc to Ic per hour. -
I2inch size $15.00; 16-Inch size, $20.00; 4 Bid. Ceiling, $36.00
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC CO.
Successors to Condor Water & Power Co.
WANTED
Timber and Coal Lands
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING CON
TRACTS TAKEN AND ESTIMATES
FURNISHED.
B. H. Harris & Co.
MEfDFORD, OREGON
Office in Jackson County Bank Upstairs
GET AHEAD OF THE HOT
SEASON.
You din bid (lefinnee to tlio heal
by liming nn electric fun put in po
sitioi.. it. doesn't cost very much,
either. JC yon haven't one, wo ciui
fix yon up i nn short lime, nt the
least, expense. We're gonorn) oloo
tricinnH, nml do nil classes of work
in our lino in tlio most thorough
tnannor. Jobbing skillfully mid
promptly executed nt lowest charges.
Pnrtnble InmpH in all varieties.
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRICAL
CONSTRUCTION CO.
An ordinance providing for tbn ex
ecution nt' a contract with Vincent &
linker for cxcavntinir and Imckfill
iiiL' Ircnclii'H and furnishing and lay
intr iiic and plncim: hydrants and
oilier cituiiniicnt in u construction
of wnlcr niniiiH nlonir and in it nuiii
licr of Hie streets of tlic city of Mcd-
I mi I imrl iciilarlv enumerated and in
Hiiid ordinance and providing the j
tcrniH of haul contract.
'file city of .Medl'oid dolli iinlai.i
an follows; j
Section 1. 'flint tlie proposition
ol Vincent & linker, a co-iailn.!r-sbii,
lor liiv.iiL' wnlcr iiiiiiii-t on tin
streets in I lie citv of Medlord bcre
innl'tcr Mieoil'icil. includiiiL' cxciiva'.-
inir iind hue kfillintr trcnclnH, fiirniHli-!
intr. Iiaulini! and InviiiL' ic, and
lilicintr bvdrniils, nate valven, tees,
elbows and crosses be and the name
is hereby accented, and the mayor
mid recorder are hereby authorized
and ins'tructed to enter into and h'icii
h contract in the form and manner
hereinafter set forth, and Kiich ac
tion bv such mayor and recorder is
hereby expressly authorized, ratified
and con t inned.
'I'liis nirrecmcnl. ninde and enter yl
into (bis 2111 h duv of July. l!JD!t. by,
mid between Vincent & linker, a eo
linrluersbii), hereinatlcr iiumnd as tlio
contractor, and the city of Medlord,
u municipal corporation, hereinafter!
called the eitv,
Witnessetb: That in i-oiiMilcrntipu
of tlio covenants' hereinafter sol
forth, the contractor hereby under
takes and covenants to furnish ad
necessary materials and laiior una
do nil work of e.venvuliiiL' mid bnck-
lillinir ditches. Iiaulini; and laying
nine and tiliiciui; hydrants, l'h'.c
valves, crosses, tees and elbows on
the fidlowinir streets and avenues ')
the citv of .Medlord, Oregon, to-wit:
A 4-inch main cm West Elevent'i
street, between Onkdale avenue,
South, and South Laurel street.
A tl-iueh main on Dakota avenue
from Mistletoe to Onkdule avenue.
South.
A 4-inch main on Mistletoe from
Eleventh street west to Dakota ave
nue A 4-inch main on Kiuir street froti
Eleventh street west to Dukotu ave
nue.
A 4-inch main on Laurel street
south from West Eleventh street to
Twelfth.
A 'l-inch main west on Twelfth
street on Laurel street south to Soutu
Mistletoe.
A (i-incli main on South Oranuo
street from West Main to West Ele
enth street.
A -1-inch Main on Newtown street
from West Main to West Eiululi
street.
A 4-ineb main on Mistletoe strevt
from West Main to West Tenth strcc
An n-ineli main on West .Main
street from Laurel street. South to
west corporation boundary.
A 4 -inch main on West Fourth
street from North Orance street to
west corporation lauindarv.
A 4-inch main on Summit avenue
between West Main and West Eourt'i
streets.
A 4-inch main on Hoss court be
tween West Main and West Fourth
streets.
A 4-inch main on Hose avenue be
tween West Main and West Fourth
strc;-is.
A 4-inch main on North l'cac'u
street between West Main and West
Fourth streets.
A U-ineh main on West Second
street from North Oakdale avenue
to west corporation boundary.
A 4-inch main on Olson street be
tween West Fourth and West Second
street.
A U-ineh main on Grape street
from West Main north to Jackson
street.
A li-iiich main on Jackson street
west from Gritpe street north to west
corporation boundary.
"A ti-iuch main on west corporation
boundary, between Fourth and Jack
son streets West.
A U-ineh main from southeast cor
ner of Gray's addition north to ('lark
street.-
A tt-inch main on Clark street west
to west corporation boundary soutli
to cit v limits.
A (1-inch main from intersection
of Clark street. West and corporation
boundary south to- Jackson street
West.
A ti-incli main on Central avenue
North between Second street and coi
poralion boundary.
A (i-ineh main on Court street be
tween Central avenue North and cor
poration boundary,
A (i-incb inn in on Uiverside avenii'.
front Jackson street Fast (o uorlli
corporation boundary.
A li-tncli main on north corporation
boinidnrv between Uiverside avenue
and Court street.
A (1-inch inn i u on liooscveK nvenn.'
from East Main street to corporation
bnundury.
A (1-inch main on Central avenue
South from end ol' present main to
south boundary.
A 4-inch main on Fir street South
from Twelfth si wet to corporation
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The A B C of Gasoline Engines
Alamos gasoline engines belong at the head of the list in engines as much as A be
longs at. Hie head of the alphabet.
Because wherever they have been demonstrated they have taken the first prizes ab
solutely on their merits.
Caii you afford to use any but the best grade of giinoliae engir.es for irrigation or
other purposes?
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The Alamo engine has been selected by tbe State University at Eugene, and also
by the Oregon Africultural College at Corvallis, as the best engine adapted to demon
strate the latest and most approved principles of gas engine practice to the students.
Our3-b.p. Alamo Victor vertical electric lighting outfit was selected by the Southern
I'acifio Company to light the demonstration train which toured the Willamette val
ley last fall under the direction of tbe Agricultural College, and these people were so
well pleased with the Alamo engine that it was again selected by them to light the
demonstration train which recently toured Southern Oregon. The Wcstinghouse
Electric Company and the Northern Electric Company, which as you know are the
two largest manufacturers of electrical goods in America, have both adopted the
Alamo gasoline engine, and now 'recommend them nnd illustrate them in their bulle
tins. A complete stock of engines, together with a full fine of extra parts, is always
available at Portland. If you will inform ns concerning' the e.x.act use for which you
wish the engine, i)l be rilcised to furnish you gratis what information we can
concerning the necessary horse power. We have had a great deal of experience in
making installations of all sizes, and no doubt can be of some assistance to you.
Rogue River Power and
Machinery Co.
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31 BARTLETT STREET
WE DO COMMERCIAL WOOD SAWING.
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boundary.
Said contractor ugrees to place all
hydrants and gate valves und nil
crosses, tees and elbows at the points
indicated on the plans and specifica
tions for said work on file at the
office of the city recorder of said
ci'.v. and to perform all of said work
in a first-class substantial and work
manlike manner in accordance with
the plans and specifications therefor
on file in the office of the city re
corder, which plans and specifica
tions have been ndopted by the city
council for such work and upon the
terms nud conditions in said plans
and specifications set forth, which
said plans and siiecifications are
hereby expressly referred to an-1
made a part of this agreement.
And in consideration therefor the
said citv nirrees to pay said contrac
tor at the following. rates:
For 4-inch water main, per lineal
foot. 81 cents.
For (i-ineh water main, per lineal
foot. $1.18.
For 8-inch water main, per lineal
foot. $1.0.").
For hydrants, each (Corey). $61.00
Heducors. G to 4. $7.
For cate valves, each, 4-inch,
$11.40; 0-inch. $ 1 8.'-." : 8-inc'i.
$L!7.7.
For crosses, each. 4-ineh.4-inch,
$9.80; 4-inehxO-iiich. $12: 0-incbx
(i-itich, $14.10; (i-inclix8-iiicli, $22.4(1.
For tees, each, 4x4x4, $7.00: 4x0.4.
$8.10; Gx4x(i. $10.:t.": 0x0x0. $11;
8x-!x8. $10.40: 8x0x8. $17.7.").
l'lnsrs, 4-iui-h. 80 cents; (i-ineh $1 ;
S-inch, $5.
It is further nuiced that pavinen's
provided for on the estimates men
tinned in the plans and specifications
shall be made bv said cilv at the time
and in the amount named in said
specifications in lawful money or its
iMiitivnlont. pavable in the following
ninnnor. to-wit:
I'iuhtv per cent (80 per cent) of
nil material furnished and labor per
formed accordim:' to estimates I'ur-ni-liod
bv contractor and npprov'il
In city engineer, 'which said eiejitv
per cent shall become due und paya
ble from said citv to said contractor
on (he 10th duv of each and every
l alcndttr month, l'.alanec to be paid
as per specifications.
II is further mireed that the sai.l
parlv of the first part, the contractor
named above, shall furnish a bond
fur the faithful performance of this
contract to be approved bv the mayor
ol said iMtv lor the sum ol ifl.i.inio,
having as surely thereon some '.velv'
company authorized to do business in
the slate of Oreiron muiranteetng the
faithful performance of this" con
tract anil further prnvidinir for the
indemnifying of said city against any
claims or liens for labor, work or
materials on account, of all sub-con
tractors, material men, laborers and
others furnishine labor or material
on this contract.
It is further agreed that said work
shall be commenced and prosecuted
with all reasonable diligence and dis
ixitch and that all of said work shall
be completed on or before December
0th. 1909.
In testimony whereof the parties
have caused these presents to be ex
ecuted on their behalf respectively
on the day and year above written.
VINCENT & BAKER, by
SHIRLEY BAKER, by
C. D. VINCENT, by
W. I. VAWTEH. Attorney in
Fact.
Contractor.
CITV OF MEDFORD,
Bv .W. II. CANON. Mayor.
Attest:
I'.ENJ. M. COLLINS.
City Recorder.
The foresnin ordinance was pass
ed bv the. citv council of the city of
Med ford. Oregon, this 20th day of
Jul v. 1009. by the following vote, to
wit: Welch ave. Merrick aye. Emer-ii-k
ave. Wortman nye, Eifcrt aye and
1 lemnier uve.
Approved July 20th, 1909.
W. II. CANON, Mavor.
Attest:
BENJ. M. COLLINS.
City Recorder.
OFFICIAL SAYS TRAFFIC
Why is the Spot cafe crowded to
the limit of its seating capacity ev
ery day? Try their Sunday dinner
and vou will know the reason.
TO FAIR NOT STARTED YET.
SEATTLE, Ang. 2. "Travel l
the Alaska-Yukon -Pacific Expposl
tion hasn't really begun yet. Euro
peans are yet to come, and the farm -ers
tf the west, and all those whose
un&.'ness depends directly or indi
rectly upon the crops, have not start- .
ed. Here in Seattle this is not re
alized, but Tailroad men are working
overtime in planning for the care of
the thousands that arc yet to come.
And let me say that when they Jo
c"..-r..e Seattle will realize what splen
dii' work has been done by the rail
roads and the Expposition's Division
of Exploitation in advertising t'.io
Exposition. Every Western state,
and I mean all west of the Mississip
pi, will have to concede that they ar.!
greatly benefited by the travel to
and from the Exposition."
G. A. Mitchell, assistant general
passenger agent of the Northern Pa
cific, made this statement just prior
to his departure from Seattle with
a party of tourists bound for Yel
lowstone Park. From the very be
ginning the Publicity Department of
the Exposition has cooperated with
the pasenger departments of all the
western lines in exploiting the Ex
position and the Northwest in gen
eral and the results arc just as the
representative of the Northern Pa
cific has stated.
A Bargain
The famous 120-acre
I. W. THOMAS GROVE FARM
So acres of alfalfa garden, 20 acres of the prettiest oak unad laurel
yxovo in the valley, 15 acres of apples and pears in bearing, and
loaded with fruit at the present time.
This is the best proposition ever offered in Southern Oregon.
See
WHITE & TROBRIDGE
Exclusive Agents, for prices, terms, etc, ut office,
Phone 93
6 Fir street
Medford