8
THE -MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORG EON; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER (5, 1900.
LENGTHY DOCKET FOR
, SEPTEMBER TERM
(Con tinned from Page 1.)
B. F. Mulkey, attorney for defcnd-unts.
II. V. Demi vs. J. H. Johnson and
IS. A. Seahorg; Wtiwtor & fimlin, at
torneys for plaintiff.
Southern Pacific Co.. vs. J. S
Parker mul Parker; Colvig &
Xuniin Tnvlor Co.. vsW. R. Stan-'Reames, attorneys for i.laintiff; Cms
uell; H. K. ilannn, Jr., attorney fori Xewbury. aliorney for defendants.
plaintiff.
Win. M. Ulrii'H, assignee, of Estate
of T. J. Kenney, insolvent vs. W. T.
Campbell and G. E. Xouber; Colvig
nml Retimes, attorneys for plaintiff.
(iold Hill Bank vs. Gold Hill Canal
Co.; J. Ij. Ilanuncrsly, Wm. Colvig
and Reames and Reames, attorneys
for .plaintiff; W. J. Vawter, attor
ney for defendant.
D. H. Jaekson, as trustee of the
O. E. Nouhor estate, a bankrupt, vs.
; flattie. Xeubcr, action in replevin;
Colvig and Keame.s, attorneys for
plaintiff.
Wm. Jennings vsl ,T. J. Kenney;
Gus Xewbury, nttoniey for plaintiff.
Almira Whetstone vs. Rogue River
Valley R R. Co., action for damages.
W. E. Phipps, attorney for plaintiff;
A. E. Reames, attorneys for defend
ant. Geo. Benz & Sons vs. I;. F. Reddi
rliffe; Vawter and Purdin, attomeys
for plaintiff.
S. J. Majors, limited, vs. Joseph T.
Gngnon, et al; O. C. Boggs, attorney
for plaintiff; A. Q. Hough for Jas.
T. Gaguon.
R. L. Salrin vs. James Stewart;
Vawter and Purdin, . attorneys for
plaintiff. ' i
J. F. Mcikle and C. A. Payne vj.
C. F. Arant: J. A. Lemery, attorney
for plaintiff; J. A. Harvey, attorney
"for defendant.
Crater Lake Lumber Co., vs. Fred
erick Wolff and Geo. F. King; W. E.
John Harrington vs. W. E. Phipps,
J. R. Xiiil and Frances M. Snyder;
A. C. Hough, attorney for plaintiff.
Win. Ulrirh, assignee T. J. Kenney
insolvent, vs. Robert S. Towito. do
ing business under name of Blue
Ledge Mine; Colvig & heames, at
torneys fur plaintiff ; W. G. Estep.
attorney for defendant
W. A. Carter vs. J. M. Taylor; Cms
Xewbury and Carter & Dufur, at
tornevs for olaintiff.
Win. 1'lrich, assignee T. J. Ken
nev, insolvent, vs. Sterling Mining
Co.; Colvig & Reames. attorneys for
plaintiff.
Charles Xiekell vs. F. M. Thomp
son; J. R. Xeil, attorney for plain
tiff.
W. II. Ken worthy -vs. The Pacific
American; J. L. Hommersly. attor
ney for plaintiff.
Mullen & Co., vs. A. K. Xettleblnd:
Gus Xewbury, attorney for plaintiff,
Robert MeClanahan vs. T. K,
Met?.; ATtiwter & Purdin. attorneys
for plaintiff.
Jackson County Bank vs. Weston
. nmett and J. S. arnett; M. Pur
din, attorney for plaintiff.
Thomas lades vs. M. E. Abbott;
Colvig" ' & ' Reames. at tornevs for
plaintiff.
"Charles K. Komfip vs. Warren
Xiehols; Thompson & Hardy, Wood
cock & Potter, attorneys for plain
tiff; T. H. Grecnman, attorney for
defendant.
Gilliam T. Kite len vs. Warren
Phipps. attorney for plaintiff: Vow- j Nichols: Thompson & nardy. Wood
ter and Pnrdin, attorneys for de- cock & Potter, attorneys for plain
fendants. jtiff; F. H. Greenman, attorney for
Crater Lake Lumber Co. vs. John ; defendant.
Wolff and Geo. T. King: W..E.! Ernest R. Gilstrap vs. Warren
Phipps, attorney for plaintiff; Vaw-1 Xiehols; Thompson & Hardy. Wood
ter & Purdin for King. ' coek & Potter, attorneys for plain-
The Store That Saves You Money
Tablets
If you want the best
tablet at 5 and 10c to be
found in the cit)', we have
;t, in fact our 5c pencil
tablets are 10c in most
places.
1006 Post Cards
Local views, Southern
Oregon, Northern Califor
nia, Comics. Floral, Bh'th
.day, etc.. The largest as
sortment of post cards in
Medfoi'd, and the ' same
quality others ask 2 for a
nickel for. Here at.
lc Each - ".
. 500 dozen Boys' and Misses VSchool Hosiery, Knit
Waists, Hose Supporters, Ribbon, etc.r Remember that
in the Popular Price Store we give you fchtother store
qualities at the Hussey popular price.
Forty dozen Genuine
Imported Japanese Cups
and Saucers, at first val
ue. Here per set of 6 cups
and saucers
75c per Set
We are closing out our
entire line of Ladies' sum
mer weight Jersey Ribljed
Vests, Pants, Union Suits,
etc., at a big reduction
from ordinary prices.'
See the big line of Ladies' Fancy Side and Back
Combs, Shopping Bags, Purses, etc., mostly samples
that we arc closing out at about one-half price.
THE BUSY STORE
tiff; T. II. Grctmmnu, attorney for
defendant.
Jospch Miller vs. Jess Stonu and
Clevo Storm; Colvig & Reames, nt
tornevs lor plaintiff.
Western Electric Works vs. .1. II.
l'lizgernld, et al; Porter .1. Xnff. at
torney for plaintiff.
11. . Grant. R. L. Itiiidic and '.. T.
Staples vs. Rogue River Valley Or
chards Co., 1. Y. hidings ami E.
Bronx: F. M. Calkins, attornev for
plaintiffs; Marshall Xuchoils, attor
ney for defendants.
J. B. Woo.l vs. W. W. Gregory;
Porter J. Ncl'f, attorney for plaintiff.
C. W. Wolters vs. T. W. Hill and
Estella Hill; F. M. Calkins, attorney
for plaintiff.
Richard eswick vs. B. R. Kings
bury; h. R Bnggs. uttorucv for
plaintiff.
J. H. Gniee vs. Robert S. McKow
ell: Colvig & Realties, nltnriicvs for
plaintiff ; Porter J. Xeff, attorney
for defendant.
Silas J. Day vs. Adolph Seliul.fl
II. K. Haunn, Jr., attornev for plain
liff. Suits in Equity.
Edgar Hafor vs. Medl'ord and
Crater Lake R. R. Co., et al; Reames
& Reames, attorneys for plaintiff:
Colvig. & Durham, attorneys for de
fendant. In the matter of the assignment
of T. J. Kenney. nil insolvent debtor.
Wm. Ulrieh assignee.
F. Y. Allen vs. The Pearl Mining
Co., mi Oregon cnrixirntion and
Pctor Applegate. et til; suit to fore
close lien; Colvig & Durham, attor
neys for plaintiff; Realties &
Reames. attorneys for defendants.!
Ashland Electric Powvr and Light
Co.. vs. The City of Ashland ; A. C.
Hough and A. E. Reames, attorneys
for plaintiff; Williams. Wood. Litch
ieuni and Briggs, attorneys for de
fendant. W. Mendenliall vs. Roaring' Gim
let Gold Mining Co.; W. I. Vawter.
nttoniey for plaintiff; ('has. S.
Parker, Reames & Reames, attor
neys for defendant.
J. F. Reddy. receiver Medford &
Crater Lake R. R. Co. vs. J. A. Mc
Call; Reames & Reames. attorneys
for plaintiff: Fenton, Colvig and
Durham, attorneys for defendant.
W. H. Clement vs. T. H. Mansfield
and Mury Brnnier, suit to foreclose
lien; A. E. Rcnmes. attorney for
plaintiff; R. G. Smith, nttoniey for
defendant.
Andrew Cantrall vs. Sterling Min
ing lo.; suit lor injunction; tins
Xewbury, attorney for plaintiff: A.
E. Reames and R. G. Smith, attor
neys for defendant.
Elmer S. Morton vs. James Odea
and Emmeline Odcn, et nl; injunc
tion; Colvig & Reames, attorneys for
plaintiff.
Dave Pence and Edward Pence vs.
E. E. Morrison, et al: injunction;
Colvig & Reames. ottorneys for
plaintiff.
Harry Silver mid James Bailey vs.
Wm. Tnylor and Jennie M. Taylor;
cific performance of con
tract- Geo. W. T.cfrcn, nttornev for
plaintiff.
Melissa E. Knighton vs. Ernest M.
Goddnrd. et al: suit to quiet title and
correct deed; Colvig & Reames, at-
hhza J. Lewis vs. C. W. Palm, el
al; suit for partition; O. C. Boggs,
attorney for plaintiff.
Wm. L. Brewster, administrator
estate Geo. Baldwin vs. Martin El
lis and A. J. Xorton; suit to cancel
deed; Wm. T. Muir and A. E. Reames,
attorneys tor plaintiff.
Clara S. Birdseye and Edw. X.
Tilton vs. Malcolm McDonald and
W. M. Hiatt; suit for injunction;
Colvig ' & Durhom, uttonieys for
plaintiff.
E. X. Provolt vs. Lola Bailey, el al;
injunction; R. G. Smith, attorney for
plaintiff; Reames & Reames, attor
neys for defendant.
A. W. Shearer vs. Frank Mixter;
injunction; A. C. Hough, attorney
for plaintiff; Gus . .ewbury, attor
ney for defendant.
B. S. Rndcliffe vs. R. X. Knell, may
or of Ashland; mandamus suit; R.
(i. Smith, attorney for plaintiff: F.
M. Calkins, attorney lor defendant.
O. & C. II. If. Co. vs. Tims. (
Knlilcr. executor of ('. W. Kahlct I
estate: suit to quiet title; Win. I).
Fenton. Colvig mid Reames, attor
neys for plaintiff.
Ashland Klcetric Power and Light
Co. vs. The City of Ashland, ct al;
injunction; A. C. Hough, Ronnie &
Kennies, attorneys for plaintiff;
Williams. Wood and l.ithicum, at
torneys for defendant.
In the matter of the assignment
of J. Tolburg.
L. L. Angle vs. John W. Smith, et
al; suit for' injunction,; Gus Xew
bury, attorney for plaintiff; Ono. W.
Trcfern,' attorney for defendant.
Alfred Smith vs. City of Medford;
Alfred Smith, Retimes & Reames, at
torneys for plaintiff; Colvig & Dur
ham mid H. . Witliitigtou, attorneys
for defendant.
Efl'in May Teriill, el al vs. W. It.
Jaekson, et til; suit to quiet title; A.
E. Retimes, attorney for plaintiff;
Colvig anil Reames, attomeys for
defendant..
F. V. M'mlynski vs. It. P. Theiss;
W. I. Vawter and O. C. Hoggs, - at
torneys for plaintiff:
Mark Applegate vs. C, V. Evans;
suit to foreclose lieu; Gus Xewbury.
attorney for plaintiff; Cokig & Dur
ham, attorneys for defendant.
Win. Uricli, assignee estate T. J.
Kenney, insolvent, vs. G. E. Neither
nml Htittie Xenber; suit to foreclose
mortgage; Colvig and Riimnes, at
torneys for plaintiff; H. I). Xorton,
nttoniey. for defendant. . . .
Revenue Mining Co. vs. T. E. Hop
kins; Wm. Vawter and Olius. Prim,
attornev s for plaintiff; Colvig ft
Durham, attorneys for defendant.
E. C. Sherman vs. E. C. Bagley,
Retimes & Retimes, attorneys for
plaintiff ; A. C. Hough, attorney for
defendant.
J. F. Reddy. receiver vs. Terence
Fee, R. E. Fee. known as Fee Bros.;
Realties & Kennies, attorneys for
plaintiff.
W. E. Pago vs. Win. M. Floyd and
W. I), llliugsworlh; Colvig and
Keames, attorneys for plaintiff.,
William IVybeo vs. William Louisa,
suit for injunction; II. K. Hunan. Jr.,
attorney for plaintiff; W. E. Phipps
and J.' L. llamiiierhly, attorneys for
defendant.
Appeal of (1. T. Salesliiiry from
the survey of the County Surveyor;
F. M. Calkins, attorney for plaintiff.
J. D. Whitman vs. W. A. Jones,
sheriff of Jackson Co., and C. W.
Wolters; Kennies & Kennies, attor
neys for plaintiff; W. E. Phipps, at
torney for defendant.
Sterling Mining Co. vs. Edward A.
Spanldiiig; Kennies & Reames, at
torneys, for plaintiff; Vawter & Pur
din and Chun. Prim, attorneys for
defendant.
Volnii Webster vs. F. W. Wait and
Katerine Wait; suit to foreclose
mortgage; W. I. Vawter, attorney for
plaintiff.
. The remainder of the court docket
will be published in the Tribune of
Tuesday.
WEATHER BUREAU CHIEF
FALLS AND BREAKS ARM
WASHINGTON, ?KPT. (I. While
alighting from a car yesterday Pro
fessor Willis L: Moore, chief of the
weather bureau, fell and suffered the
fracture of an arm. He was convey
ed to the office of a physician, whore
the injured member was set, and (hen,
much to tlto scurprise of his friends,
ho proceeded to his own office and
performed his customary duties. .
Xnsh Grill open nil the tinio.
Watch This
Space
IT WILL
PAY YOU
It Will con
tain Noiue
thing o !'
great in
terest to
morrow and
later will
grow with
the descrip
tions of
powc r f a 1
bargains .
SEE
WINDOWS
The Hutchasoa Co.
Successors to
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
SCHOOL
BOOKS
AND SUPPLIES
(E INVITE COMPARISON OF OUR 5c AND 10c
TABLET VALUES WITH THOSE SOU) BY
ANY OTHER .FIRM IN MEDFORD. OUR ASSORT
MENT THROUGHOUT OF PENCILS, PEN POINTS,
PEN HOLDERS, ETC., IN ' FACT EVERYTHING
PERTAINING TO SCHOOL WORK IS THE IRG
EST AND MOST COMPLETE JN SOUTHERN ORE
GON. BETTER THAN HAS EVER BEEN CARRID
IN MEDFORD HRETOFOR, SY" "" " rW
SCHOOL BOOKS 6 SUPPLIES
ARE SOLD FOR CASH ONLY
M&SJ
3
Medford Book Store