Jacksonville post., January 23, 1909, Image 3

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RAP FOR BILLBOARDS.
County Judge of Jackson Coun y to ' ment of thrpe deputy dairy inspectors
50
at $1200 each, and to require that
$2500 per annum.
50
25, Bean, Legalizing written agree­ cream be delivered in summer when Richard Watson Gilder’s Condemnation
of the Advertising Sign Nuisance.
ments that authorize an agent to sell not more than three days old and in
JAC
In condemnation of the billboard
1.50
winter when not more than four days
| or purchase real estate.
nuisance this letter was received by
and Dre d
26, Jones, abolishing Ashland and old.
the American Civic association from
BUI Introduced to Increase ihe 1 Monmcuth Normal Schools ar.d main­ Although Governor Chamberlain re­ Richard Watson Gilder, editor of the
r
Rds
l.i
All to one address for............
ceived the majority vote for U. S. Century Magazine:
County Judge’s Salary from taining Drain and Weston.
c
oner
This is the greatest half pri
27, Miller, Requiring plaintiffs to Senator in the state legislature his el­ L "As I went to my office one day I
$1200 to $2500 Annua'ly- file bond for costs in civil suits brought ection will be protested in the United passed one of the mostly beautiful of ever given the reading public in thi
The Senatorial Situation is in a county of which defendant is a States senate on the ground that some modern buildings, a savings bank re­ county.
members of ibe legislature did not vote cently built of white marble in clas­ Renewals will count the same as new
non-resident.
Unsettled.
28, Bean, Providing for incorporation for their choice which privilege is sical style. It is a pleasure to look upon subscriptions.
this noble and restful structure. And
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of ports under initiative as muncipal granted them. The representatives It is a pain and an anger to have to
who were elected on statement one had take In nt the same glance an enor­
corporations.
Notice
for Publication
The first week of the state legisla­
29, Orton, Providing for bank guar­ another Choice but on account of the mous liquor sign high in the air be­ . Department of The Interior, U. S. Land Office
ture was taken up by appointing com­
I at Roseburg. Oregon, Januaty 12, 19?9.
statement were obliged to vote for yond and above it
mittees and organizing the various anty and increasing powers of state
Oregon
Jack
ville,
someone
else.
“
What
is
the
use
of
building
exqui
­
bank
examiner
and
his
deputies.
Notice is hereby given that
forces. A long list of bills have been
site structures if any tnsteiess and re­
30, Davis, Creating office of State
WILLIAM B. HOWELL.
introduced and this session will take
'If!, Pre: ident
(leo. L. /tariff,
morseless trader can come along with of Oregon City, Oregon, who, on October 28. 19 7
Auditor at $6000 per annum and pro-1
up the full time of 40 days.
E. H. Hel. ’ . Vice-President
his glaring, dominating appeals for made Timber Application. No. 9420. for E' • of
LOCAL NEWS
viding
fi
r
a
uniform
system
of
record
House bill No. 24, introduced by
Jay C. Sexien, Cashier
your money and utterly spoil the ef­ NE’». E’ü of SELi, Section 31. Township 37
Purdin of Medford, provides for the keeping in the different counties.
fect? It is as if in a symphony con­ South, Range 3 West, Willamette Meridian, has
. don, A^st.Cashiei
31,
Buchanan,
Providing
for
codify
­
Mrs. J. K. Reeve was shopping in cert venders of soap should be allowed filed notice of intention to make Final Proof
salary of the county judge of Jackson
to go up and down the aisles bawling to establish claim to the land above described,
We Soffcit yo..; bi ff.-iess v.hefber large
county to be raised from $1200 a year ing laws of the state and regulating ' Medford Tuesday.
i before the Register and Receiver, at Roseburg,
or small. A checking .-ccounf is
to $2500. It is claimed by the sup­ s.-fle of these volumes.
Peanuts, warm and delicious at the their wares.
on the 8th day of April. 1909.
32, Hatteberg, Defining the duties of
“A similar experience accompanied Oregon,
often verY convenient
porters of the measure that it is hard
Claimant names as witnesses:
Boss.
my railroad trip recently over one of Lewis M. Stone, of Jacksonville, Oregon.
to get a good man to accept the office land-owners and lease-holders relating
-J
Miss Katherine Chapman is in the lines between New York and Phila­ Fred Sturgis, of Trail, Oregon. Mrs. Ida Sturg­
of county judge on account of the to partition fences.
delphia,
where
now
and
again
a
loud
Grants
Pass
undergoing
medical
treat
­
is,
of
Trail,
Oregon.
Atthur
Holden,
of
Trail.
31, Hatteberg, Provining for taxa­
small salary.
array of advertising signs spoiled the Oregon.
ment.
The sheriff may have a bill introduc­ tion of dogs.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
effect of the rich, otherwise harmoni­
Don
’
t
overlook
the
magazine
offer
31, Biooke, Requiring abstractors to
Register.
ed raising the salary of his office in
ous landscape.
Dentist.
file a bond of $10,000 with County in this issue, it may not last much long­
“One of those days the people of a Re-Advertisement.
this county.
Office
i:>
It
an
I’ ilding, California St.,.
Clerk.
er.
commercial community will appreciate
The most needed raise in salary in
Upftairs
35,
Brooke,
Giving
Sheriffs
of
Har
­
the
fact
that,
to
put
it
commercially,
The
Boss
for
candies,
nuts,
fruit
Order
Appointing
Day
for
Final
Set
­
Jackson county is in the county school
is a valuable asset ns well as
OREGON
JACKSONVILLE
tlement, etc.
superintendent’s office. It requires a ney and Malheur counties the same vegetables, in fact everything that is beauty
‘n joy forever,' and then the advertise­
fees
and
mileage
in
civil
cases
that
are
nice.
man of ability in the educational world
ment fiend will not be allowed to go In The County Court of the State of Oregon.
There will be a dance in the U. S. up and down the land destroying views, For the County of Jackson.
to fill this office. He mist pass an ex­ paid constables.
36, Brooke, Protecting quail and Hall every Friday evening, Tickets
amination and be armed with a certifi­
which means destroying values—values In the matter of the Estate of
THE BLUE JAY POSTAL SHOP
William Ray
cate before he can hold the position, mongolian pheasants in Grant, Harney, are 50 cents.
which belong to the entire population
Deceased.
and is the only officer in the county re­ Wheeler, Gilliam, Malheur and Uma­ John Harrington and wife of Med­ and which no individual has the right
Louisa Ray and Mollie Ray the administrators
quired by law to qualify before a board tilla counties until January 1912.
ford spent a few hours in Jacksonville to ruin."
of the Estate of William Ray deceased, having
37, Purdin, To prevent combinations,
before he can enter upon the duties of
Parcels
Post
Opportunities.
rendered
and presented for settlement, and file»!
Tuesday.
It doesn't matter much, viewed from in this Court, their final account of her admini.'
his office. It is the poorest paid office leflning trusts and providing for crimi­
County
School
Superintendent
J.
P.
the standpoint of local trade, whether tration of said Estate.
in the county and is without deputies. nal penalties and civil damages.
38, Brady, Making appropriation of Wells and Floyd Edgington spent Sun­ Postmaster General Meyer succeeds in It is Ordered, That Saturday the 20th day of
The salary of this office should be
$10,000 for relief of earthquake suffer­ day in Ashland.
Introducing his parcels post plan or February A. D. 1909, being a day of a subsequei;' 313’ Main St.
Medford, Ore.
raised to $1200 a year and mileage.
of said Court, to-wit of the February Tern,
Mrs. P. J. Ryan and son Luke were not if the home merchants and manu­ term
ers in Italy.
thereof,
A.
D.
1909
at
10
o'clock
A.
M.
of
said
Senate bill, No. 15, introduced by
39, Clemens, Prohibiting contracts transacting business in Medford Wed­ facturers will awake to their opportu­ day, be and the said is hereby appointed for the
Beach of Portland, providing that all
nities. The proposition of the post­ settlement of said account; and that notice of
for contingent attorneys’ fees in per­ nesday morning.
H K. HANNA jr.
money deposited in a bank subject to
master general appears to favor the
settlement be published in the Jacksonville
sonal injury eases.
Miss Agnes Broad has gone to Port­ home patron of the rural routes by said
check for a period of seven years and
Post a newspaper published in Jacksonville On
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40, Jones, Extending until March, land where she will visit Mrs. Chas. making It easier and cheaper for him gon as often as once a week for four successiv«
where no draft has been made on the
Office: One block south of depot.
1911, time in which state’s appropria­ DeLin a few weeks.
weeks prior to said day of settlement.
send
packages
to
the
farmers
than
to
money for the same period shall be­
tion of $300,000 for the purchase of the
• ÌLI.E.
OREGON
Call up the Boss on the phone for for the far distant concerns to do so. Done at Jacksonville, Oregon this 12th day o* J At i
come the property of the bank.
Oregon City locks shall be available, i vegetables or anything we carry and The opportunity presented to the local January A. D. 1909.
Jones of Douglas county introduced
J R. NEIL.
business men is evident. Let them
41, Jones, Providing for employment; it will be delivered.
County Judge.
house bill, No. 26, which provides for
persistently and systematically use
of three dairy inspectors and carrying
i O. A. Rose and wife of Applegate printer's ink in drumming Into the ru­
the abolishing of the normal schools at
an appropriation of $6000 per annum.
Administratrix Notice.
visited the latters sister Mrs. S. R. ral route people’s ears the fact that
Ashland and Monmouth ar.d maintain­
42, Hawley, Fixing salary of School
they also have bargains. By Judicious ' In The County Court for Jackson County.
Taylor several days last week.
ing the normals at Drain and Weston.
Superintendent of Polk County at
The Emerick serves meals at all use of advertising space til the home In Matter of the Estate of Carlos Duane Reed
LIST OF BILLS —HOUSE
$1200 per annum.
paper the merchant can increase hts deceased.
hours. Everything neat and clean, trade
1, Jones (Clackamas) Providing for
enormously on the rural post * Notice is fiereby given that the undersigned
43, Beals, Providing for the taxation
11-tf
form of printing initiative amendments of timber lands on a cruised valuation. prices reasonable.
routes, and he can do this right now J administratrix of above entitled Estate has filed
B. F. Mulkey has returned from or when the parcels post system Is ex­ i her final account with the clerk of said Court,
to constitution and statutes, and for
SENATE BILLS
Grants Pass where he has been in at­ tended, as proposed, If that extension ’ the court has fixed Satnrday February 6. 1909 at
appending arguments to referendum
i 10 o.clock A. M. of said day as the time for final
measures in elections.
1, Smith, of Umatilla, for the loca­ tendance at the Josephine county cir­ should take place. It’s up to you, Mr. hearing of said final account. All persona inter
Home Storekeeper.
2, Jones, Provid'ng for elec'ion of tion of artesian wells by county courts. cuit court.
ested are hereby notifies! to make or file their ob
jections if any they have to final account
road supervisors in election precincts
2, Chase, for incorporation of sea
Will Smith one of the owners of the
Trees For the Masses.
on or before said date and time.
outside of incorporated cities.
ports under the initative.
Woolen Mills of Eugene visited his
Set some trees upon the commons—
January 4, 1909.
Ashes,
linden,
poplars,
birch
—
3, Jones, Regulating sale of estrays.
3, Johnson, for permanent improve­ sister Mrs. Arthur Thompson a few
KATE REED. Administratrix of Estate of
Set them out around the qphoolhouse.
4, By Clackamas County delegation, ment of highways.
Carlos Duane Reed, deceased.
days ago.
Plant them thick about the church.
HEADACHE
For uniform eight-hour work day in
Have the children’s playground Bhaded
4, Bailey, to amend section 185 of
C. D. Abbott of the Abbott House
Tabe
And the public walks as well.
NEURALGIA
manufacturing, mechanical, mercan­ the code, relating to default judge­ of this city who has been in Corvallis
Notice
for
Publication.
And the joys from these arising
tile and other institutions, and provid­ ments.
Coming ages glad will tell.
ONE
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office
the past few weeks returned home
“Dr. Miles' Antf-
—Los Angeles Times.
at Roseburg. Oregon, Oct. 28. 1908.
ing time and a half compensation for
5, Bingham, by requests, to amend Wednesday evening.
Paln Pills have been
of the Little
Notice is hereby given that
excess hours in emergency.
the law regulating the deposit of state
used by me for rheu­
EMMA WAYNE REED
George Kohlhagen a butcher and
5, Dimick, Regulating speed and use funds so as to include school funds.
matic pains, hecdache
Lame Shoulder.
Tablets
of No. 3814 North Cheyenne St., Tacoma Wash­
packer
of
Roseburg,
was
in
Jackson
­
and
pain In back and
of automobiles and increasing fine from
6, Oliver, to amend section 2246, pre­
This is a common form of muscular ington, who, on Oct. 27 1908 made Timber Claim
sides, and in every
ville
Tuesday
buying
cattle
’
He
$20 to $100.
and
the
scribing procedure on appeal from
rheumatism. No internal treatment entry. No. 02033 for n H i of S w' i, N w'i of SE'-i
case ilicv gave perfect
bought two carloads.
S w'-i of N E’4 of, Section 10, Township 38,
6, Dimick, making assault with a Justices’ Court.
satisfaction."
is needed. Apply Chamberlain’s Lini­ and
Pain
is
S,
Range
five
west
of
Willamette
Meridian,
ha
Henry Courier,
dangerous weapon punishable by life
8, Coffey, to increase the annual ap­
M. M. Taylor, T. W. Hester, Ed ment freely twice a day and a quick filed notice of intention to make Final Timbei
B ogihlhi , N. Y.
imprisonment and highway robbery propriation of the State Board of Binns and John Dunnington, attended ■cure is certain. This liniment has Claim Proof, to establish claim to the land above
Gone
punishable by imprisonment five to Health to $10,000.
the West vs. LaSalle wrestling match proven especially valuable for muscu­ described, before E. D. Briggs, U. S. Commis­
THE PARIS OF
fifteen years.
RH! I MATISM
9, Schofield, providing that the cost Tuesday evening at Medford.
lar and chronic rheumatism, and is sioner, at Ashland. Oregon on the IGth day of
and
SCIATICA
January
1909.
7, Dimick, Regulating filing of claims of reparing dykes shall be levied upon
Mrs. John Huffer was called to Port­ sure to give quick relief. Chamber­ Claimant names as witnesses.’
against estates and requiring them to property benefited thereby.
land Thursday morning by a message lain's Liniment is also most excellent Frank Greive. of Ashland. Oregon Sanford S.
be filed within six months from the
10, Schofield, fixing salaries of Jus-
McKercher. of Ashland, Oregon Duncan T. Mc-
telling her of her mother’s death, Mrs. for sprains and bruises. Price 25 Kercher, of Ashland. Oregon Pcarley G. Pack­
date of advertised notice.
tic *s of the Peace in seaside.
cents;
large
size
50
cents.
For
sale
by
ard, of Ashland, Oregon.
8, Dimick, Closed season for pheas­
11, Hedges, to amend section 2168, R. J. Christian which occured at Port­ City Drug Store.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register.
ants and grouse between October 1, giving the state a lien upon the pro­ land January 20.
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1909 and October 1, 1913.
Howard J. Rogers of Albany New
perty of criminals for the judgement
The Boss has reduced the price on
Notice for Publication
9, Jones, Appriating $100,000 for vol­ entered against them.
York was in Jacksonville a couple of
Department of The Interior I J. S. Land Office
unteers engaged in Indian wars of
12, Hedges, to provide that a judg­ days recently. He came in the inter­ his fancy Chinaware.
At Roseburg. Oregon, Nov. G, 1908.
25 Doses 25 Cenis
■ ♦ ——
1855-6.
ment creditor may renew his judgment est of the Opp mine of which he is
Notice is hereby given that
10, Libby, C :ie board of regents for every ten years until satisfied.
president.
Your Druggist sells Dr Miles' Antt-Pain Pills
Don’t Take The Risk.
JOHN C. NELSON
University or Oregon, State Agricul­
13, Nottingham, to provide for the
«nd he Is authorized to rptum the price of the first
Mrs. W. R. Stansell and children re­
When you have a bad cough or cold of Portland. Oregon, who, on November 5. l'JOH,
tural College and Normal Schools.
ly) if it fails to benefit you.
registration of voters who are tempor­ cently left for Portland where they do not let it drag along until it becom­
made Sworn Statement, No. t iJlii-', for NW 1-4,
11, Umatill i and Morrow County de­ arily out of the state.
Section
24,
Township
39
South,
Range
5
V»
will reside in the future. Mr. Stansell es chronic bronchitis, or develops into
legations, Appropriating $3000 annually
14, Beach, requiring telephone and proceeded them having accepted a an attack of pneumonia, but give it Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final Proof, to establish claim t
for maintenarce of a Government ag­ telegraph companies to guarantee the position with the Portland Fuel Co.
the attention it deserves and get rid and above describid, before R< t ¡ ter and IL,
ricultural experiment station in East­ time within which they will deliver
William Coppie, of Buncom waB in of it. Take Chamberlain’s Cough Re­ er, at R< s ?burg Oregon, on the 23rd ■ lay of
ern Oregon.
messages within the state,
Jacksonville
Wednesday. He drove in medy and are sure of prompt relief. 1909.
12, Mahon o, Repealing compulsory
15, Beach, to amend the law relating
From a small beginning the sale and Claimant names as witnesses:
George R. Hamersly, of Roseburg.
pilotage on Columbia and Willamette to bank deposits upon which there has a herd of cattle to be shipped to Port­
use
of this preparation has extended
rivers.
been no draft for seven years, so as to land. He said that Applegate river to all parts of the United States and David Martin, of Roseburg, Oregon Charles E.
Carlson, of Portland, Oregon Robert A. Preston.
13, Mahonc, Authorising Clerk of escheat such deposits, but permitting was overflowing the low lands along
to many foreign countries. Its many of Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
Justice Court i:> Portland to appoint the depositors to draw the money the stream, and seemed to think that remarkable cures of coughs and colds
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register.
the county should build a bridge across
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three additional deputies.
pending escheat proceedings.
have
won
for
it
this
wide
reputation
14, Mahone, Inc eas ng number of
16, Kellaher, to provide that all ho­ the stream so that people in his dis­ and extensive use. Sold by City Drug
Administrator’s Notice
deputies and salaries in office of Dis­ tels and lodging houses more than one trict could reach Jacksonville in the
In The County Court of the State of Oregon
Store.
trict Attorney Cameron, Multnomah story high shall have at least one iron wet season.
For Jackson County.
county.
In The Matter of the Estate of Jami* F. Man­
fire escape and a rope fire escape.
kins Deceased.
15, Mahone, Raising salary of Chief
17, Kellaher, to provide that interur­
Henry Mankins, the Administrator of the e
Deputy to D strict Attorney in Mult­ ban transportation companies shall
tate of the above named decedent, having filed
nomah County t > $'1009 a year and of provide all passenger cars with toilet I
herein his duly verified Final Report in the n.af­
We are now offering one of the best ter of the said estate, public notice is here .
each other deputy to $2000, and in­ rooms, running water and towels.
clubbing
propositions
ever
offered
the
18, Kellaher, to provide that all ho- I
creasing the deputies to five.
given that the Honorable J. R, Neil as the julg-
citizens of Jackson county. The club­ of the above entitled Court has set and fapp-.i its -
16, Mahone, Registration of voters te'.s and lodging houses shall provide
bing offer consists of three of Ameri­ Saturday the 23 day of January ly-D. at the Ir, >
by card system.
their beds with sheets not less than 1
ID o’clock A- M. of ¿1 day as :he tim
ca’s leading magazines (all to one ad­ of
17, Mahon *, Requiring persons who nine feet long.
the office of the said County Judge of J
dress)
and
the
Jacksonville
P
ost
one
solemize mrTinge to file with the
County. Oregon, in the Court House in Ja- L-t
19, Chase, to amend section 2931 of ,
vil'e J .ck.-“,n Co
year for $1.75.
County Clerk their authority to offi­ the code, fixing salary of County Clerk
hearing of said Final Report; all persons in
ciate and providing index of marriages. of Coos County at $1200.
“Our Day” recently consolidated the
terested will appear at said tim* and place ai
18, Madrone, Prohibiting advertising
20, Chase, amendind section 2930 of
with “World Events” is a magazine of make any objections they may have to the ap­
for treatment aid cure of incurable the code by fixing salary of Treasurer
national events (historical,) and treats proval of the a mo.
diseases.
of Coos County at $600.
on all prominent questions all over the Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, December 21.
19, Madrcne, Providing manner of
21, Miller, requiring that after Jan-'
world. An excellent magazine pro­ 1908.
Henry Minkins, Admini. trator of the e. fate ”
recording ph ts of tow ns and additions uary 10, 1910, Oregon history be taught
fusely illustrated.
James F. Marikins, lb > .
I.
and prescribing fees.
in all public schools and that a text
'¡Home Herald” is a magazine for
20, Madrone, A mending election law, book on that subject be adopted.
the home, along religious lines. Treats
Gl ’S
NEWBURY
by providing ir. ncctors to visit elec­ 22, Abraham, to abolish judgment of
on the progress of Christainity in for­
Attomey-at-Law
tion booths rnd in tract < lection judg­ non suit for insufficiency of evidence.
eign countries. It also has short and
es of the lax •.
23, Hart, for election of two addition­
continued stories. “Home Herald” is Will Practise in All Courts in the Stai.
21, Bean, Prohibiting sports on De­ al judges of the Supreme Court.
a weekly magazine.
Office on California .street on
coration Da. .
24, Schofield, for establishment of
block south of the court h-
"Vick’s Magazine” is a periodical
22, Barr t, App < printing $75,000 county or city sanitariums for treat­
of progress, containing 36 pages, well
ment of tuberculosis among poor.
forextension of <’» .age Railway.
illustrated.
A. I< REAMES
25, Beach, imposing a fee of $10 for
23, Jaeger, A ' iiional appropriation
These arc the three best magazines
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of $50,000 for the Oregon Commission a license to take crawfish.
we have on our list of about twenty.
to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacifi Exposition.
26, Bingham, to require that dairies
Practise in ail Stale and Federal Courts
24, ’Purdin, Increasing salary of the be kept clean, to provide for employ-
Kahler Block
JACKSONVILLE,
Read the following list and judge
for yourself;
I ILLS FLCOD
LEGISLATURE
Jacksonville
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