Jacksonville post., January 22, 1910, Image 3

V ■
That if it should be found that you
i bank of said Forest or Jackass Creek ' northwest corner of the northwest have
SIMMONS.
See the new 80 candle power “Index”
any right, title or interest in any
1 in what is known as the Forest or quarter of section ten -10- township of said
real or personal p -operty that,
coal oil lamp at Abbott’s Hardware. I n the
. T COURT OF TUESTATE l Jackass Creek Mining District in Jack- thirty eight -38- south of range three
a certain time in said decree to
It does not consume any- more oil in a
! son County, Oregon, and described as -3- west of W. M. in Jackson County within
I Oregon, just above the junction of the be specified, you be required to pay in­
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
(follows:
time, than an ordinary No. 1
’ left and right hand branches of Forest to the above entitled Court on ber.aif of
Home grown 1909 Alfalfa given
burner.
I Commencing at the confluer.ee of j or Jackass Creek, and extending in an the plaintiffs, the sum of $26,347.85 and
OF JACKSON.
’s Creek and Jackass orForest! easterly direction to a point in section interest thereon at the rate of six
seed for sale in lots to suit. In regard to the panther killing at Marie H. Vance, and David L. Hyatt ! Poorman
Creek, and running up said Forest or j
per cent per annum from October 12th.
Star Gulch, mentioned in our last issue, as guardian of Albert S. Vunce, a mi- Jackass Creek, eight hundred [8001 I 1 three -3- towi ship thirty eight -38- 1909; and the further sum of $340.00
of range three
west of W. M.
Samples and prices on ap­ our informant was wrong; Frank nor. -
•
Fred J. Blakeley, yards, to and joining the old boundary. I south
where the said water ditch and water taxes and interest thereon at six per
Schaller killed one of the big cats and The Sterling Mining Company, nn Ore­ ( of the old A. W. Sturgis claims; the 1 ■ right are joined and reinforced by that cent per annum from October 12, 1909,
plication.
gon corporation, the Merchants Invest­ said claims herein described being and I I certain ditch and water right, taken together with the costs and disburse­
Ren Byrun killed the other two, and ment Trust Company, an Oregon cor­
1 extending in width so as to and inclad-1
of the right hand bank of the right ments of this suit, and such additional
Nunan Taylor Co.
not Cash Taylor and his brothers, as poration, and T. N. Barnsdall, Defend­ ing the channel within said claims ac­ out
hand
fork of said Forest or Jackass sums, with interest at six per cent per
ants. SUIT FOR STRICT FORECLOSURE. cording to the old local laws and regu-1 Creek at a point near the middle ol' the annum from date ol disbursement, as
Jacksonville, Ore. stated.
■ south line of the northwest quarter of shall have been expended by the plain­
To T. N. Barnsdall, the above named : lations of the said mining district.
The new Oliver Typewriter, latest
after the institution of this suit,
H. K. Hanna was at Medford Satur- improved can be seen at this office. defendant:
All fractions lying and being in the ( section three -3- township thirty eight, tiffs,
{ south of range three -3- west of VV. M. in the performance of the annual as­
'day.
¡John
McKee
claim,
and
the
Wilson
I n THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE­
work upon the mining claims
We have secured the agency for Jack­
being fifteen [15] rods wide, ! in Jackson County, Oregon, and ex­ sessment
W. T. Grieve was in Medford Tues- sonville and surrounding country and GON: You are hereby required to ap­ I claims,
tending thence in a southeasterly diree- above described, and in caring for and
more
or
less
at
the
north
end,
and
run-
.
pear in the above entitled court and
day.
( tion to the said point where the said repairing the water ditches and other
would be pleased to receive your order. cause
and there answer the amended ( ning to a point at the sonth end being
and right join the above describ- property above described.
Jacksonville Post complaint of the plaintiffs therein on ! n part of the southwest quarter of sec- ! ' ditch
Fred Fick has built a neat cabinet
ed
water
and j.-- water
ditch, the
'".I'""
“ right ......
,
..
That it be decreed that >f you make-
(
tion
fourteen
L14]
in
Township
thirtv-
file
against
you,
on
or
before
the
last
for this office.
extending
Miss Elsie Wright left for her home
i said
__ i two
____ rights
’
.. " from * the
L said J I default in the payment of each or any
date prescribed in the order for the pub i eight [38] south of range three [3] Junction of the said ditches by - means ’lof
said sums, or the whole thereof, or
|
(!sJI at the Boss, for some of that in Colton, Ohio, Sun lay, having re­ lication of this summons. The date I west of W. M. in said county and state
n common ditch, in : a southeasterly | that if you fail to pay all of the said
ceived a message telling her of her of the first publication thereof | as the same was located by S. R. Coff- of
delicious candy.
direction, down to and upon the mining 11 sums into said court for plaintiffs with­
is Saturday, January 1st, 1910, and the I man and S. C. McKee on November ground known as the Sturgis mining in said specified time, that you be by
J. L. Camp of Portland was in town fathers death. Her place in the date
27th, 1893, and recorded in Vuk 6 of
of
the
lust
publication
thereof
is
ground in the said section ten -10- said decree foreclosed of any right, ti­
primary department of the public
Wednesday.
Saturday, February 12th, 1910. Said the Mining records ef Jackson County,
school has been filled by Mrs. Mary order prescribes that «aid summons l page 5.73 thereof, together with all townsiiip thirty-eight-38- south of range tle or interest in or to any of the real or
L. V. Larsen the Medford baker was
three -3- west of W. M. the said ditch personal property above described; that
Peter.
shall be published for six consecutive other placet' rhitiing interests in said being about two and one half miles it be so decreed that if you make all of
in town Sunday.
district.
carrying or.e thousand -1,000- said payments into court for the plain­
FOR SALE: A young buggy team well weeks and designates Saturday the 12,
One placer mining claim containing long les and
H. D. Kubli of Applegate was in
day of February. 1910, as the last day
tiffs within the time specified in said
of water.
matched
and
perfectly
gentle.
Aged
ten
[10]
aer.-s,
situated
in
Forest
Creek
mchi
for the publication of said summons.
town Wednesday.
decree, that the plaintiffs deposit with
5 and « years. Would trade for good And you are hereby required to so ap­ Mining District, Jackson County, Ore­ I That certain water ditch and water said court a deed to said property, run­
The Boss has a fine line of fresh can­
' right taken out of the right hand bank ning to such of said defendants as shall
heavy horse. Inquire of H. E. Bow­ pear and answer said amended com­ gon, a“d described as follows:
dies, fruit and nuts.
Beginning at a stake and pile of of the said Forest or Jackass Creek be­ be decreed to be entitled to the same,
man on Central Point road near Con­ plaint on or before said 12th day of
February, 1910.
stone at the southwest corner; thence low the junction of the right hand left said decree to provide for the delivery
Fred J. Fick was a visitor at Med­
ger Bros. 'Ranch.
forks thereof at a point near the south­ of said deed. That it be so decree!!
A
nd
you
will take notice , that if north 1500 feet to a stake and pile of
ford Monday morning.
District Attorney Mulkey returned you fail to so appear and answer said stone; thence east 300 feet to a stake east corner of the northwest quarter of that if you fail to make said payments,
ten -10- township thirty eight and the whole thereof, within said time,,
Mrs. W. S. Janes of Medford, visited from Grants Pass Tuesday. In a con­ amended complaint within said time, the and pile of stone; thence south 1500 section
to a stake and pile of stone; -38- south of range three -3- west of said real and personal property belong
Mrs. B. M. Collins this week.
versation in regard to the article in the plaintiffs will apply to th« above «Hilb fuel
W.
M.
in
County, Oregon, and
the plaintiffs in the proportion alleg­
led court for the relief deíhahüed ¡iísaíd thence West 300 feet to place of begin­ extending Jackson
from the said point in a to
G. Klksnat has been doing some sur­ Medford paper in regard to moving hl* amended complaint, to-wit:
ning in section 14, township 38 «ooth
ed in the amended complaint; that by
Southeasterly
direction
for
a
distance
office to Medford, he stated that he
veying at Woodville, this week.
That an accounting be had between of range 3 west of W. M. in Jacksoii of about on« and three auarter miles to said decree plaintiffs have strict fore­
County, Oregon, said claim was loca­
of the contract set out in and.
<1. F. Trefen, Esq. of Ashland trans­ would continue to maintain an office the plaintiffs and the defendant, The ted by J. H. Caton and L. D. Caton on and upon that Certain mining ground closure
attached to said amended complaint;,
Sterling
Mining
Company,
an
Oregon
here,
for
the
present
at
least.
known
as
the
Sturgis
mining
ground,
acted business in town Wednesday.
that the plaintiffs have such other and
corporation, as to the personal prop­ July 18th, 1900, and is recorded in Vol­
The basket ball game Monday eve­ erty described in Exhibit “B” attach­ ume 11 of the Mining Records for said water right and water ditch carry­ further relief as shall be just and equit­
A. Silsby, of Ashland was in Jack­
ing
five
hundred
-500-
inches
of
water.
able, and have judgment for their cost»-
ning between Butte Falls and Jackson­ ed to said amended complaint, and Jackson County, Oregon at page 260
sonville on official business Tuesday.
That certain water ditch and water I and disbursements against those de­
ville wa3 a very interesting one. The made a part thereof, and that plaintiffs , thereof.
S. G. Hodges of Gold Hill, was trans­
That certain tract of mining ground right taken out of the right hand bank fendants who appear and defend herein.
teams were pretty evenly matched and have restitution for the whole of said desejibed
a3 follows, and iying and be- j of said Forest or Jackass Creek at a
This Summons is published in accord­
personal property. That it 1<* decreed
acting business in town Wednesday.
the game was hotly contested from that you havé no
i right, title or interest
'
* ’ | ing in the wait! Forest or Jackass Creek [ point in the southeast quarter of sec- ance with an order of the Judge of the
E. H. White of Philadelphia, Pa., start to finish. Score 19 to 18 in favor of
any kind or character, in or to any 1 Mining
“ ’ .. District, in jaHrwin County, | . tion ten -10- township thirty eight -38- above entitled court, which order re­
‘ south of range three -3- west of W. M. quired it to be published as above spec­
was a business visitor here Monday.
( of the visitors.
of the real or personal property in the Oregon, to-wit:
amended complaint described, and I 1 Beginning at three pine trees at the I in Jackson County, Oregon, and ex- ified, and requires you to so appear and
Adolph Schulz made a business trip
which real and personal property is northeast corner of the Rav and Hoff­ I tendiii^ thence in a southeasterly direc­ answer said amended complaint on or
Came Near Choking to Death.
to Eagle Point the first of the week.
situated in Jackson County, Oregon, man mineral entry and running thence tion for H distance of about one mile before February 12th. 1910, and pro­
thousand -1000- vides
(
nnH carrying
carrvimr about
that in default thereof judgment
A little boy, the son of Chris. D and described as follows, to-wit:
Mrs. Kelly of Medford visited her
north to the old A. W. Sturgis mining ’ and
and decree shall be taken against you
The west half of the west half of claims; thence west to what was inches of water.
sister, Mrs. Nellie Newbury, Sunday. Peterson, a well known resident of the
section five [5], township thirty-eight of known as the Kubli claim; thence south
That certain ditch and watUT tight i as above provided.
Adelph Schulz spent a few days in village of Jacksonville, Iowa, had a range three [3] west of W. M. contain­ (down the old Kubli line to the Ray and known
Said order for publication was made
as the Manville ditch and right
violent
attack
of
croup.
Much
;
Medford recently, returning Tuesday.
ing one hundred and sixty and 45-100 I Hoffman entry; thence east and to the j taken out of the north bank of the said j in Chambers by the Hon. H. K. Hanna,
thick stringy phlegm came up after I [160.45[ acres.
' place of beginning, containing five [5] Forest or Jackass Creek in Jackson t Judge of the above entitled Court on
Wm. M. Colvig, Esq. of Medford,
30th day of December, 1909, based
giving Chamberlain,s Cough Remedy. I The west half of the southeast quar­ (acres more or less, being the same County, Oregen, at a point about two the
,
was transacting business in this city
Mr. Peterson savs: “I think he would ter and east half of the southwest quar­ land eonveyed to H. Stevens by H. D. hundred and fifty -250- yards below the , upon Motion and Affidavit therefor.
Monday.
o*< ("Ictober 3rd, 1894, together" old Al. Sturgis mining claim and ex­
O. C. B oggs ,
have choked to death had we not given ter of section three [3], township | Russell
all the rights of fluttfe find dump tending to and upon the mining ground
Attorney Lemerey of Ashland, trans­ him this remedy. ’* For sale by City thirty-eight [38] south of range three ; with
A. E. R eames ,
and
all
other
rights
mentioheid
irt
herein mentioned, being the ditch and
[3J. west of W. M. containing one hun­
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
acted legal business in town Thursday Drug Store.
, tain articles of agreement recorded in •Wriiter lMfcfht conveyed by George W.
dred and sixty [160] acres.
morning.
1
Vo).
A.
of
the
Miscellaneous
Records
Northwest quarter of section ten [10] for Jackson County, Oregon, at page Cripp to WiUiw* Pence on November
23rd, 1895, and by ih’o said William
Mrs. E. J. Kubli has returned from
Put in Jail
| township thirtv-eight [381
[38] south oi
of
George Meredith.
Pence to A. W. Sturgis ill July 1897.
I j range three [3] west of W. M. con-I
con- 427-428 thereof.
an extended visit with relatives in
very
accurately
describes anyone’s feel­
It was uot until George Meredith I taining one hundred and sixty [160] j That cert ain tract of mining land in
Also that certain water ditch add
Portland.
was an old man that be began to reap acres.
the said Forest or Jackass Creek Min­ waterright on the west half of the ings who is confined to the house with
Mrs. Mamie Dox and daughter Pearl any reward from bis books. He was
The south half of the southwestquar-( ing district, Jackson County, Oregon, southwest quarter and east half of the an attack of rheumatism, lumbago, stiff
returned home Sunday from Williston, at least sixty years old, if not more, 1 ter of the southwest quarter of section and described as follows:
southwest quarter of secion three -3- joints or muscles. Ballard’s Snow Lini­
thirty eight south of range ment will cure the trouble, relieve the
N. Dakota.
before be was able to leave the offices I three [3] township thirty-eight [38] ■ Beginning at a post from which the township
south of range throe [3] west of W. M. I quarter section corner between section three -3- west of W. M. in said mining pain and make you as supple as a two
W. H. Myers a well known traveling of Chapman & Hall, the publishers, containing twenty acres.
fourteen [14] aild twenty/.three [23] district in Jackson County, Oregon.
salesman of Portland, was in town where lie acted as reader. A friend of
Also that certain ditch taken out of year old. Sold by City Drug Store.
East half ol' the southwest quarter township thirty-eight [38] siiUth oi
Wednesday.
his speaks of this as one of the trag­ and the southeast quarter of the north­ ! range three [3] west of W. M. bears the right m east bank of the right
twenty [20] chains and south ten hand fork or FOYfest Creek, in Jackson
E. G. Trowbridge, of the Medford edies of misdirected work and recalls west quarter and the southwest quar­ east
DR. T. T. SHAW
ter of the northeast quarter of section -10- chains, also a yellow pine four -4- County, Oregon, at a point spout one
the
fact
that
only
2
per
cent
of
all
Foundry and Iron Works was a recent
hundred
yards
above
the
north
line
of
:
inches
in
diameter
bears
north
two
-2-
fourteen
[14
J
township
thirtv-eight
[38]
manuscripts submitted to the average
Dentist.
visitor in town.
east — links distance; thence the west half of the southeast quarter
publishing house are fit for publica­ south of range three [3] west of W. M. I degrees
containing one hundred and sixty [160] north thirty-five chains where a post is of section three -3- township thirty
Judge H. K. Hanna, who had been tion.
set for corner from which a white oak eight -38- south of range three -3- Office in Ryan Building, California St.
acres.
In addition to his other troubles,
holding court at Grants Pass, returned
(twelve -12- inches in diameter bears west of W. M. at a point in the
Those
certain
eight
[8]
placer
min
­
Upstairs
Meredith’s legs were paralyzed, but in ing claims in the said Forest or Jack­ north ten -10- degrees east, sixty-five northwest quarter of said section three
home Wednesday.
spite of all lie was optimistic. “Some ass Creek Mining District, located -65- links distant; thence west five -3- and extending from said point of JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
L. E. Wakeman,of the Fruitgrower’s men go first in their beads,” he said,
chains to a post for a corner from diversion in a southeasterly direction ,
Bank of Medford, transacted business "but 1 go first in uiy lugs.”—Exchange. September 9th, 1875 by J. Beckner, | which an alder ten -10- inches in dia- down to and across said land.
! A. Klice, J. lord, A. Dews, A. W.
in town Monday.
Also all of the interest ever owned
roras.
i Sturgis, L. Sturgis, IL Sturgis, and ■ metpr bears [south four -4- degrees
HANNA Jr.
H. K
Two
pronged
forks
were
made
at
1 N. B. Wright, and Which location lio- West, seventy1 flie -75- links distant, by the said A. W. Sturgis in and to
J. P. O’Marra a prosperous farmer
1 and from which a black oak four -4-
certain mining ditc. es known as
of Table Rock was in town on legal Sheffield In 1(508. Three pronged forks ! tice was recorded on September 9th, inches in diameter bears south sixty- two
the Logg and McDonald ditches tak­
Lawyer
‘ 1875 in book Three [3] page 243 of the
came into use in 1750.
business Tuesday.
, Mining Records for Jackson County, | seven -67- degrees west, forty-three -43- en from the east fork of Forest
links
distant;
thence
south
thirty
five
Creek in Jackass Mining District.
Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
I Oregon, said claims being known and
Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Collins, of Med­
designated herein as the old A. W. Stur­ ! -35- chains to a corner in said Forest
Also the right to USS as a right of
Stomach Trouble Cured.
ford, spent Sunday at the home of B.
|
Creek;
thence
east
five
-5-
chains
to
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
gis Claims and described as follows:
the place of beginning, containing way for tailings a strip of land twenty
M. Collins in this city.
If you have any trouble with your
Commencing at a point where the seventeen ana 50-100 -17.50- acres, said -20- feet wide and extending ten -10-
A. E. Reames left Monday for stomach you should take Chamberlain’s , old location notice was originally claim being recorded in Volume 4 of the feet on each side of the center of
Grants Pass, where he is engaged in a Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr. J. P. posted, at or near what was at the I Mining Locations for Jackflon County, Poorman’s or Forest Creek where the
REAMES
A. E
same passes through the west half of
’
“ Gin
“ i
Kioto of Edina, Mo,, says: “I have ' time
of .........................
said location known aS ’ the
case before the circuit court.
Donation Claim No. 40, township
1 Hung claim in said Mining District, on . Oregon at pages 117 118 thereof.
Lawyer
MINERS NOTICE -Notice of Location used a great many different medicines ( the northerly bank of said Forest or * That certain placer mining ground thirty eight -38- south of range three
i partly upon the northwest quarter of -3- west of W. M. The right to use Practise in all State and Federal Courts
for
stomach
trouble,
but
find
Chamber
­
Jackass
Creek,
and
extending
thence
both Quartz and Placer, .for sale at this
Section ten -10-, township thirty-eight said strip of land through west half of
lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets more down said northerly bank of said Creek, ( -38-
office,
JACKSONVILLE POST.
south of range three -3- west of Donation Land Claim as right of way Kahler Block
JACKSONVILLE
a
distance
of
eight
hundred
[800]yards,
beneficial than any other remedy I ever
for tailings is confined and restricted to
Dr. Calwell, formerly a resident det-
with width of channel, and taking in i W.’ M. and described as follows:
used.
”
For
sale
by
City
Drug
Store.
and including in width said channel, , I Beginning at a post on or near the such use of the same for the tailings and
tist of this place, but who is now
according to the old local laws of the 1 last described land and from which a miningdebris from the property above
located st Ashland, visited friends here
GUS
NEWBURY
post and monument of rock bears north described herein. This right of way is
said mining district.
The Long Ride For Him.
Sunday.
seventy two -72- degrees west, three conditioned that same is kept open; tail­
Those
two
certain
placer
claims
lo-
[
“This is where you get off,” said the ( cated December 27th, 1875 by George hundred thirty four -334- links and run­ ings are not to be dumped on or allowed
Attorney-at-Law
Mrs. Mamie Dox, daughter of the
railroad conductor.
ning thence south four and one fourth to accumulate in said right of way, nor to
'
W.
Stevenson
and
recorded
December,
late Judge Day, returned Sunday from
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
“But I haven’t rid fur enough," said 27th, 1875 in Book Three [3] of the Re- ! I -4 1-4- degrees west ten and fifty one injure adjoining lands.
North Dakota, where she has been for the Billville man.
Also all of the right, title and interest
(cords of Mining locations for Jackson 1 ' hundredths -10.50- chains, to a post;
MEDFORD,
OREGON.
several months past.
“Can’t help that. You can't go any County, Oregon and described as fol- I I thence north seventy five and one half ever owned by the said A. W. Sturgis,
-75
1-2-
degrees
west
four
andfifty
four
1
in and to a certain right of way for tail­
I lows:
Mesdames Lewis Ulrich, C. Prim, farther on this ticket."
one hundredths -4.54- chains to a post 1
“My friend,” said the man. "it’s the
Commencing at the north line of | ' from which a fir tree thirty six -36- ings, dump and flume across and over
Chris Ulrich and M. M. Taylor attend­
the land formerly owned by H. I). Rus­
what was at the time of said location
ed the Rebekah District Convention at’ fust time 1 ever rid on n railroad known as the Jesse Titus and Daniel I inches in diameter bears north seventy sell E. J. Russell and H. Stevens.
train, an' ef you ain't a better man
|
five
and
one
half
-75
1-2-
degrees
west
And Latest Styles of Wall
Grants Pass, Monday.
all of the right which the said A.
that what I am I’m a-goln' to set right Hopkins claim, on the north of said 1 one hundred ten -110. links; thence W. Also
Sturgis had under that certain con­
Forest or Jackass Creek, and extend­ north four and one half -4 1-2-degrees,
Paper, Call on or Address
here
till
I
see
whar
the
road
ends.
I
RAFFLE—A fine cake and a $3.00
ing up the bank of baid Creek for a ( 'ten and seventy five one hundredths tract or instrument of record in Volume
know
it
must
end
som
’
rs,
an'
I'm
cu
­
A. of the Miscellaneous Records of
distance of 200 yards, being in width j
box of candy. Will be raffled as soon
rious to see whar. Here's one more j wide enough to include the channel 1 -10.75- chains to a post; thence south, Jackson County, Oregon at pages 427
as tickets are all sold.
i
seventy
two
-72-
degrees
east,
four
and
dollar. Now. go 'long an' le'me alone!” ( running along the said bank.
45-100 -4.45- chains to the place of be­ and 428 thereof.
W. C. D eneff .
iv for tailings,
—Atlanta Constitution.
Also all rights of way
Two bank claims on the north bank ginning, in sections tnree -8- and ten
Jacksonville, Oregon
Forcing the Fight.
mining
and all rights
.p debris
------------
mts and privil ­
( of Poornian’s Creek, commencing at a -10-, township thirty eight -38- south of ........
Will Hanna of San Francisco, son of
of
eges
for
the
dumping
of
tailings
and
mi
­
She
—
You
must
take
supper
with
us
large
pine
tree
situated
on
the
south
­
range
three
-3-
west
of
W.
M.
in
Jack-
Judge H. K. Hanna visited his parents
said •-- property,
ning debris from laid
which
west end of the said claims in the said
...... b,..zl
a few days this week while enroute to tonight, and then you can ask my fa mining district,, Jackson County Ore­ son County, Oregon.
the said A. W. Sturgis
ever
had /,»•
or in
in
ther for my hand. He—Do you- think
That
certain
placer
mining
ground
Seattle where he will locate and enter it will be a good time? She—Excellent. gon; thence up the north bank of Poor­
which
he
ever
had
an
interest.
1 in the said district beginning at a post
’s Creek, two hundred [200] yards
into business for himself.
Also all other water rights, ditches,
on the east or left bank of said
The girl Is away, and I shall cook the man
to a shaft where a stake is set for the set
flumes, flume rights, rignts of way,
At the old George Lewis stand
Jackass
or
Forest
Creek
Mining
Dis-
supper.
lie
won
’
t
risk
having
me
stay
A party in honor of Miss Mary Bag-
upper corner of said claims; the said ( trict 6.36 chains south of the northwest dumping and mining privileges, and
, I claims being one hundred [100] yards m 1 corner of the N.E. 14 of N.E. J4 of sec­ easements of every kind, nature and
shaw’s 15th birthday was given at her around to try It again.
width.
parents’ home Friday evening. . A
tion fifteen -15- township thirty-eight, description, which the said A. W. Stur­ i JOE APPLEBAKER, Proprietor
Two
certain
placer
mining
claims
in
-38- south of range three -3- west of gis owned, or which he has used or op­
number of her young friends were
the said Forest or Jackass Creek Min­ W. M.; thence with the variations of erated, in connection with the mining
present and a pleasant evening was
ing District, Jackson County, Oregon, 19 degrees east and running as follows: property commonly known as the Stur­
All kinds of blacksmithing
spent
Every woman may not be hand­ located by John McKee and William north sixty -60- degrees east 4.55 chains gis Mine.
done promptly and nt rea­
Ray, October 6th, 1874 which location
a post set for a corner from which a
Together with the tenements, hered­
sonable rates. Satisfaction
The city council have decided in some, but every woman should notice is recorded in Book Three [3] of to
white oak four -4- inches in diameter itaments and appurtenances belonging
keep
with
care
the
good
points
guaranteed.
favor of a gravity system of water
the Mining Location Records of Jack- bears north eighteen -18- degrees east to, or in any wise appertaining to, any
works, provided that certain easements nature has given her. No woman son County, Oregon at page 248 there­ twenty -20- links distant; thence south of the property herein described. Also,
and was recorded on October 19th, thirty -30- degrees east 9.10 chains to a 2000 ft. 16 gauge steel pipe, double
in regard to prior rights can be secured. need have sallow skin, dull eye, of,
1875, said claims being two hundred post set for a corner from which a yel­ dipped, size 16 to 18, 500 ft. 16 gauge
Oregon
It is believed that by constructing blotchy complexion, who pays [200] yards of bank claims on the north low pine tree thirty six -36- inches in unaipped pipe, size 11 and 15. 3 No. 3 Jacksonville
storage reservoirs an ample supply of proper attention to her health. bank <.f said Forest, or Jackass Creek, diameter bears north thirty seven -37- Fisher Kingbolt ball-bearing Giants,
constipation, liver derange­ and extending ::o ns to include the degrees west eighty -80- links distant; 1 Electric lighting plant, 1 donkey en-
wrier can be obtained from the creeks Where
ments, blood impurities and other
along said bank for the said thence south sixty -60- degrees west ; gine, I mining derrick, complete, 1
and there is no question as to the super­ irregularities exist, good complex­ channel
distan 'e of two hundred [200] yards.
4.55 chains on the north boundary of Blacksmith shop and tools, rniscellane-
iority and advantages of such a system
That certain placer mining claim John McKee claims to a Dost, (no tree ' ous small tools, picks, shovels, bars, I
ion, bright eyes and sprightly
over the pumping plant first proposed. movements cannot exist Interra' known is i he A. W. Sturgis placer near.) thence north thirty -30-degrees hammers, chains, pulleys, ropes, blocks
embracing a west 9.15 chains up the creek on the 1 steel range, dishes and ccxiking uten-1
derangements reveal tAomsclcoe «cm c • I mining claim, and
Fever Sores.
IO i fourty, [bl]
in left or east bank to ¿he place of begin­ sila, 2 rocking chairs, 1 roll top desk, :
or later on the curfuce.
2'D ft rubber ’
ifiit [33] south ot ning called and known as the Savage lamps. 2 quilts 1
Fever sores and old chronic sores ring* urovid tka eyes, «allow
•st of W. M. in the and Miller claim«, and located by the hose. 1 extension table and chairs, 1 <llr.li
1;
snould not be healed entirely, but should I slant tired feaiirj— meat* that
above
description
on
January
13th,
»all
Distrivt
of
Juel
closet,
1
center
table,
1
clock,
2 bed­
4
digestive organs are need;:/;
be kept in healthy condition. This can and
Ore
is the same is des­ 1876, and recorded in Volume three -3- steads, 1 mattress, 1 pillow, carpets, 1
correction. Cb.azal-.-erlxia's Ltomach and
Mn^OlJG^S -T?- corail oo
in patent from the ! of the Mining Locations for Jackson team horses, wagon and harness. 2
1 a
be done by applying Chamberlain’s | Liver Tablets f, e this i.ecc.iary help. |
V W. Sturgis which 1 County, Oregon, at pages 260 and 261 plows, 1 Big Four mower, 1 hay rake,
Salve. This salve has no superior for j The 7 worts in ns tone’s own vir. They do not
rwll ©LiJÜ
merely flu-h th* lowrli but tone up th*. Leer Snr'.
d on the 12th day of thereof.
1 single buggy and old harness, 1 iron
AMD AVLIH "CAT AS fiUkG TROUBUS
this purpose. It is also most excellent Motnueh to tu’fill their proper runeti.HW. So me J
Volume
37
at.
page
scraper,
I
cows,
2
calves,
about
forty
That certain water right and water
and sentie do they act that one hzrdl-/ ree'ir •*
for chapped hands, sore nipples, burns that
Records of Jackson ditch taken out of the right hand bank chickens, about 25 tons hay, 40 tiers of rGUAPANr£eD'sAT/SFACTORY
they have taken medicine. Chamberlarj'e
can be relied upon to reliere bilious- er*,
■nJ diseases of the skin. For sale by Tablet*
of the left hand fork of Forest and I wood, stock of mi.sceilaneous goods in k GR MONEY REEUNOED^
indigestion, constipation and dicainesc. Sol J SV-
City Drug Sore.
the north Jackass Creek at a point near the I store.
ery where. Fnce 25 ccpU.
¿OCAL NEWS
For Paper Hanging
C. F. BOWMAN
Blacksmith Shop
A Handsome Woman
if