LOCAL NEWS
The hurgulars broke (he latch
on the door by prying with a heavy '
bar. The S. P. depot was also broken
Dr. and Mrs. T. T. Shaw were ir. into and a number of cases of goods
Medford Friday.
opened. Two slot machines were op
Mrs. Nellie R. Newbury was in Phoe en.'.! and relieved of the contence.
nix Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Shaw aud brother Clyde
CCUF. r HOUSE
were in Medford Thursday.
Miss Fay Sears spent Wednesday ten s of Intereet to Jackson Coun’y
and Thursday in Medford.
Tax Payers
Richard Gaskin left Thursday foi
Sisson Cal., where he will remain.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mrs. A. E. Reames is spending the
Charles A. Collins and Aduie Holt.
holidays with friends at Hillsboro
Roy G. Walker and Flora M. Poh-
Miss Emma Wulf left for Klamath land.
Falls Wednesday to visit relatives.
Walter T. Kentner and Emma M.
Eric Anderson of Hutton is visiting Kenney.
friends in Medford and Jacksonville
Thomas E. Jones and Lulu DeAa-
this week.
mond.
Clyde Shaw came in from the Blue
Ernest D. Pankey and Effie C. Grim-
Ledge mine Wednesday, having taker St.
a lay off for a few days.
Jay J. Kellerman and Nema Lewis.
Harold Watson of Eileen Cal., it
George W. Burnett and Susie M.
spending the holidays in Jacksonville Stump.
and Medford.
NEW CASES
Miss Maud Byrne of Medford is vis
J.
W.
Mitchell
and E. C. Boeck
iting in this city this week the guest
partners as Mitchell & Boeck vs. F.
of Mrs. W. E. Finney.
W. Setllemeir and L. C. Hover; action
W. J. Freeman of the firm of Free to recover money. Colvig & Reames
man & Wiley of Central Point was ir. attorney for plaintiff.
our city the first of the week.
Zoa Bryant vs. Charles A. Bryant;
Misses Leona Ulrich and Bertha suit for divorce. W. I. Vawter attor-
Prim attended the dauce given by the ley for plaintiff.
greater Medford Club Tuesday night.
Carl VonderHellen vs. Myrtle Von-
FOR SALE—A fine fresh jersey cow, lerHellen; suit for divurce. W
*ii<ìnx L
for particulars call on or addrest Vawter att.rney fur plaintiff.
John F. Miller, Jacksonville Oregon.
F. A. Cobb vs. Henry Andrews; suit
Miss Cordelia Reuter, who is attend to compell convayanc.. Geo. W. Co)
ing business college in Ashland it vig attorney for plaintiff.
spending the holidays with her mothei
A. W. Shearer vs. Frank Mixler et
in Jacksonville.
al.; suit for injunction. A. C. Hough
The intense itching characteristic to ittorney for plaintiff.
these ailments is almost instantly al
PROBATE COURT
layed by Chamberlain’s Salve. Manj
In the matter of the estate of Ja
severe cases have been cured by it.
cob Huggar decease 1; order of final
For sale by City Drug Store.
lischarge.
Ira Tungate left Friday for Seattle
Estate Frank E. Brown deceased;
Wash., where he will take a course o.
Forestry at the State University 01 appointing day for final settlement.
Guardianship of Ethel Taylor, Mabel
Washington. He will be accompaineo
by several other rangers from Grants Taylor and Neva Taylor minors; order
that W. A. Taylor guardian be licens
Pass and Roseburg.
Miss Fay Sears entertained tht ed and empowered to loan money be
“500” club last Saturday evening a> longing to said minors.
Estate of Joseph Wilson Jr., deceas
the residence of Dr. R. T. Burnett.
Sandwiches, cake and pie and coffee ed; final discharge of administrator.
were served by Dr. Burnett aftei
which the guests departed for theii NIGHT
RIDERS
respective homes.
UP FOR TRIAL
Among those who attended the dance
at Central Point Christmas night were;
Misses Anna and Emma Wendt, Maud
There is a remarkable trial going on
and Bertha Prim, Leona and Fleeta at Union City. Tenn., An organiza
Ulrich, Gladys Shaw, Messrs Ed Wendt tion of lawless men killed Captain Ran
Charles Dunford Jr., Roy Ulrich, Hol kin on October 19 and the grand jury
man Peters, Dave Cronemiller, Ray indicted a few of the party.
Sexton and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ul
The trouble grew out of a dispute
rich.
over the possession of a lake. The
C. A. Norton sold to J. Nunan his night rider band claimed the lake
wood business in this city and Mr. while the lake was lawfully owned by
Norton and family intends to visit his a club for fishing grounds.
The custom of the night riders was
daughter, Mrs. Bertha Dilhbo of Reu
Blutf Calif. Mr. Norton may locate to tie anyone opposed to their belief
here in the spring on a fruit farm, but to a tree and whip them with a cat-o-
before he locates he will make a trip nine-tail.
Francis J. Heney
On one occasion a woman left her
through Washington.
husband for drunkenness and the night
Mr. Heney is planing a tour of
The library is continually receiving riders led her out into the timber and east as soon as hn recovers from
new contributions. Among those who stripped her and whipped her on the sickness. He intends to lecture
gave books this week are: Rev. Mr. bare skin until she submitted.
several of the larger eastern cities.
Gray who gave “Black Beauty” Childs
Notice for Publication.
story of the Nations and The Story ot
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
the Bible. Miss Mollie Britt donated
at Roseburg. Oregon, Oct. 28. 1908.
Louise Alcotts Works and an appro
Notice is hereby given that
priate Western Work from the historic-
EMMA WAYNE REED
pew of Mrs. Abagail Scott Duniway,
of No. 3814 North Cheyenne St.. Tacoma Wash
was kindly sent in by Mrs. Coulter.
ington. who, on Oct. 27 1908 made Timber Claim
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Bank of
Jacksonville
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Master Wright Grant gave a dinner
Oregon
Jacksonville,
on December 19, to his little friends.
Geo. L. Davi», President
Ice cream and cake was served to the
E. H. Helms, Vice-President
little folks and all seemed to enjoy the
, Jay C. Sexton, Cashier
day immensely. The event was the
R. F. Sexton, Asst. Cashier
occasion of Wright’s sixth birthday.
Those present were: Mrs. Dr. Robin
We Solicit your business whether large
son, Buster Cole nan, Chesterfield and
or small, k checking account is
Victoria Mulkey, Lewis Thompson,
often verY conrenient
and Johnie Miller.
The moving picture show last Satur
day night was all that could be expect
DR. T. T. SHAW
ed; the music was nice and the two
Dentist.
songs by Miss Kitto were rendered al
most to perfection. She has a very Office in Ryan Building, California St.,
sweet and clear voice and Mr. DeRo-
Upftairs
boam deserves credit for putting on JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
the high-class show which he does.
Mrs. Caughthran’s orchestra adds
greatly to the attractiveness of the THE BLUE JAY POSTAL SHOP
show.
Head Quarters for Scenic and
Tuesday evening the passenger train
Wholesale
Novelty Postals.
from Medford met with a mishap.
and Retail business. Send us
One of the heavily loaded gravel cars
a Trial Mail Order. Our Aim
was in need of repairs but the officials
is to Please. =
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thought that it would last for a few
more trips and delayed the necessary 313 Main St.
Medford, Ore.
repairs. One of the axles broke caus
ing the car to uncouple from the train.
The accident occured just outside of
GUS
NEWBURY
the city limits and the car run for
about a mile before the breakman
Attorney-at-Law
could stop it. The passengers were Will Practise in All Courts in the State
obliged to walk to Jacksonville which
Office on California street one
some of them have done on several
block south of the court house
occasions before.
STORE
A. E. REAMES
Lawyer
ROBBED
IN PHOENIX Practise in all State and Federal Courts
Kahler Block
The store of Hem, Fisher & Co. in
Phoenix was broken into Monday night
and robbed. The exact amount stolen
could not be ascertained but it is sup
posed that a large quantity of goods
were taken.
H. K.
JACKSONVILLE
HANNA jr.
Lawyer
Office: One block south of depot.
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
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Notice for Publication
Assignee's Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter of the Assignment of T. J. Ken-
aey. insolvent, in which William Ulrich is As
signee. and which proceedings are pending in
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Jackson County. Notice is hereby giver^by the
undersigned Assignee, that T J. Kenney of
Jacksonville. Oregon on October 15th. 19<>8. ex
ecuted and delivered to William Ulrich, a gener
al deed of assignment, for the benefit of all his
creditors, and that thereafter, on October 30th.
19D8. the selection of said Assignee was confirmed
by an election of the undersigned by the credit
ors of the said T. J. Kenner. and that sa'd
I William Ulrich is now duly appointed, elected,
qualified and acting Assignee of the estate of
said insolvent. All of the creditors of the said
T. J. Kenney are hereby notified to present
their claims, under oath, to the undersigned,
within three months from this date. This no
tice is published in the Jacksonville Post, and
the first publication thereof is dated this 7th day
of November. 1908.
WILLIAM ULRICH.
Aaetgne
TRAIL LUMBER CO
Department of The Interior U. S. Land Office
At Roseburg, Oregon. Nov. 6, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that
JOHN C. NELSON
of Portland. Oregon, who. on November 5. 1908.
made Sworn Statement. No. 02165. for NW 1-4.
Section 24. Township 39 South. Range 5 West.
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the
and above described, before Register and Receiv
er. at R< • ’burg Oregon, on the 23rdday of March.
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George R. Hamersly. of Roseburg. Oregon
David Martin, of Roseburg. Oregon Charles E.
Carlson, of Portland. Oregon Robert A. Preston,
of Myrtle Creek. Oregon.
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Administrator’s Notice
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In the County Court of Oregon for Jackson
County.
In the matter of the estate of John Beckner,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
administrator of the above entitled estate has
filed his final account with the clerk of said court
and the court has fixed Monday the 9th day of
November. 1908 at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day as
the time for the final hearing of the said final
account. All persons interested are hereby noti*
fled to make or file their objections if any they
have to said final account on or before said date
and time.
October 10th. 1908.
GUS NEWBURY.
Administrator of the estate of John Beckner,
deceased.
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In The County Court of the State of Oregon
For Jackson County.
In The Matter of the Estato of James F. Man
kins Deceased.
Henry Mankins, the Administrator of the es
tate of the above named decedent, having filed
herein his duly verified Final Report in the mat
ter of the said estate, public notice is hereby
given that the Honorable J. R, Neil as the judge
of the above entitled Court has set and appointed
Saturday the 23 day of January 1909, at the hour
of 10 o’clock A- M. of said day as the time, and
the office of the said County Judge of Jackson
County, Oregon, in the Court House in Jackson
ville, Jackson County Oregon sa the place for
the hearing of said Final Report; all persons in
terested will appear at said time and place and
make any objections they may have tx> the ap
proval of the same.
entry. No. 02033 fcr N’/fc of S w’4. N w’4 of S E’4
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, December 21.
and S wVi of N E'4 of. Section 10, Townshiö 38. 1908.
S. Range five west of Willamette Meridian, has
Henry Man kins. Administrator of the estate of
filed notice of intention to make Final Timber James F. Mankins, Deceased.
Claim Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before E. D. Briggs, U. 8. Commis
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Claimant names as witnesses.*
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McKercher. of Ashland. Oregon Duncan T. Mc-
Kercher, of Ashland. Oregon Peariey G. Pack
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