Jacksonville post., July 27, 1907, Image 9

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County Recordar R. T. Burnett went
to Leland Sunday on timber land busi­
ness.
School Superintendent P. H. Daily is
paying an official visit to schools in the
vicinity of Ashland.
Marriage Licenses.
July 20.
Markhan.
Alfred S. Osborn and Reta
Incorporations.
Articles of Incorporation of the Med­
ford-Blue Ledge Telephone Co., was
filed in the office of the county clerk
last Wednesday.
Circuit Court.
Judge Hanna has returned from his
outing at his ranch on Evans creek.
State of Oregon vs. George H. Chase.
Indecent and immoral acts. 60 days.
Ashland.
State of Oregon vs. W. E. Purdy.
Driving auto without displaying number
of license. $15 and costs. Ashland.
State of Oregon vs. Will Byers. Lar­
ceny .40 days Jacks mville.
160.26 acres in sec 4, tp 32. 1 e; $1.
Isaac A. WebbtoWmE. Wheeler, 160
acres in sec 23, tp 34, 3e; $10.
Kittie toWmE. Wheeler, 103.41 acres
in sec 18, tp 31, 3 e; $10.
Ernest M. Welch to WmE. Wheeler,
land in sec 18, tp 34, 3 e; $3200.
U. S. to Hugo Seaberg, 40 acres in
sec 30, tp 32, 3 e. Pat.
M. A. Carter to H. E. Carmichael et
al, mining property; $1.
A representative of the railroad com­
pany showed up at the Bowerssettk-
ment on railroad grant lands on Jenny
creek last Friday and found quite a num­
ber of settlers camping and preparing to
erect cabins. He informed them that if
they put up cabins the company would
eject them. Benton Bowers was in Ash­
land on business at the time and did not
meet the representative of the company.
He left for Jenny creek Monday and a
number of cabins will be under con­
struction this week. Mr. Bowers was
anxious to meet any authorized repre­
sentative of the company on the scene
and he is prepared to perform in his
presence any act necessary to make
actual residence, such as erecting a
cabin, or the cutting down of growing
trees, or any other legitimate act that
the company wishes to forbid him to
do.—Valley Record.
Union Livery Stables....
Rigs on short notice for timber crui­
sers, commercial men, sawmill
men, all kind of men or parties.
Horses fed at reasonable rates.
.... Geo. N. Lewis, Proprietor.
Barlow & Hostetter —
Probate Matters.
Henry Pernoil, tie Applegate base­
ball twirler, was given a try-out at
Portland Wednesday, and that he m ide
good is evidenced by the following par­
agraph from the Oregonian: “Pernoll,
the new twirler, a brush leaguer from
Grant’s Pass, is responsible for it all.
Yesterday afternoon he put the Ind'au
sign on the Angel band, and when the
matinee was over, the score board was
decorated with three tallies for the
Beavers and a single mark for the Ber­
ry boys. But Manager Mac did not al­
low the short boy tj finish his game
and at the end of the sixth inning put
“Cholly” Hartman in the b>x. But
Pernoll had the game won, and won in
Real Estate.
good shape, too. A few m >re such
M. A. Carter to H. E. Carmichael et games, and “Shor'.y” will have a home
al, mining property in Sucher Creek for keeps in the Rose City.”
mining district; $1
S. T. Songer to Major A. Carter, k
int in “Minnesota” mining claim in
Advertised Letters.
Hungry Creek mining district; $1.
But*e Falls S. P. L. Co., to Wm E.
Following is a list of letters remain­
Homme, lot 12, bk 13, Butte Falls;$150. ing uncalled for at the Jacksonville
John G. Gore to E. N. Warner, 1.47 Post Office on July 12, 1907.
acres in d 1 c 41, tp 37, 1 w; $1.
Allen, D. W.
George Estes to Pacific & Eastern
Bowen, H. E. —3
Railway Medford and Crater Lake Rail­
Doom, L.
road; $1.
Vincent, Annie
Wm K. Ingledue to G. H. Carter, 160
acres in sec 8, tp 35, 4 w; $1.
A charge of one cent will be made
James Stewart to J. L. Rassda'e, 1 upon delivery of each of the above
letters.
int to land in sec 3, tp 37, 2 e; $453.
Persons calling for any of the above
Butte Fall S. P. L. Co., to Joseph F.
letters will please say “advertised.”
Smith, lot 4, bk 19, Butte Falls; $75.
J ohn F. M illed . P. M.
Wm Angle to Kate Angle Gaddis,
property in East Medford; $1.
College.
Wm Angle to Prue M. Angle, properly Ashland Commercial
in East Medford; $1.
Complete and thorough training.
C. W. Palm et al to F. M. Centers, 7
Commercial, Shortland and Eng­
acres in tp 37, 2 w; $200.
lish courses.
Elizabeth A. Smith to Thoma? Buck-
nan, 1-6 int in “Hidden Treasure” in
sec 27, tp 39, 1 e; $1.
Note our Special Offer.
John Prader to Thomas Buckman, 1 ,
i it in quartz claims in Ashland Fores
Students who enter at the begin­
.eserve; $1.
ning of the school year, September
August Lawrentz to H. P. Lawrentz,
9, 1907, and secure a nine months'
acres in sec 25, tp 37, 2 w; $1100.
scholarship for $55.00 will be en­
Caroline E. Adams et al A. W. Mc-
titled to instruction in any or all
nnell, lots 30, 31 and 32, H. B. Carter’s
the departments to July 1, 1908.
: d to Ashland; $10.
This is your opportunity to complete
the combined course. Ask for
\. W. McConnell to O. E. Greenwood,
information.
s 30, 31 and 32. H. B. Carter’s add to
/ <hland; $3650.
I:a G. Griggs to Wm L. Dewing, ASHLANDCOMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In the matter of the application of A.
D. Helms to register title to real prop­
erty. Order of default and decree
granted.
In the matter of the estate of Peter
Wilson. Order confirming sale of real
property.
The will of the late Frederick Barne-
burg has been died for probate. The es­
tate is estimated at about $25,000. The
will provides for the distribution of the
property among the children of the
deceased and Peter Barnet urg is named
aS executor without bonds.
Painters
Decorators
Paper Hangers
Sign Writers
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Estimates Furnished on Contract Work
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Headquarters for Groceries,
Dry Goods, Fresh Fruits,
Confectionery, Cigars, Etc.
FIRST CLASS BAKERY CONNECTED
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RYAN
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JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
New Wagon &
Blacksmith Shop .....
Beet Skilled Workmen Employed
Firat Class Blackamithiny
All kinds Wajon Work
Anythin/ and Ejerythiny Repaired
Horseshoeing
Biy New Stock
Labor & Time-saviny Tools
Geo. N. Lewis, Prop
(One Block .Vorth V. .S'. Hotel)
Jacksonville,
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