Jacksonville post., February 05, 1910, Image 3

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bank of said Forest or Jackass Creek northwest corner of the northwest ( That if it should be found that you
SUMMONS.
Miss Belle, the young daughter of A. |
LOCAL NEWS
in what is known as the Forest or quarter of section ten -10- towns!.ip have any right, title or interest in any
Anderson, is seriously ill with pneumo­ kJ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Jackass Creek Mining District in Jack- thirty eight -38- south of range three oí > . I <er.l or per. nal p’opeity that,
son County, Oregon, and described as j -3- west of W. M. in Jackson County within a certain tir.e in said decree to
nia at the Brgshaw residence in this
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
Oregon, just above the junction of th. be specified, you L lequired to pay in­
follows:
Early Rose seed potatoes. city.
left and right hand brunches of Forest to the above entitle i Court on behalf of
Commencing at the confluence of I or Jackass Creek, and extending in an the plaintiffs, the s,.in of $26,347.85 and
OF JACKSON.
Onion sets. All kinds of Mrs. M. P. Smith and Miss Bessie
I’oorman's Creek and Jackass or Forest
interest thereon at the rate of six
Wharton of Roseburg, were in town on
H. Vance, and David L. Hyatt Creek, and running up said Forest or . easterly direction to a point in section per cent per annum from October 12th.
three -3- towi ship thirty eight -38-
garden, grass and flower business before the probate court, as Marie
guardian of Albert S. Vance, a mi­ Jackass Creek, eight hundred [809] I south
of range three -3- west of W. M. 1999; and the further sum of $.140.60
nor, Plaintiffs, -vs- Fred J. Blakeley, yards, to and joining the old boundary
seed.
Monday.
the said water ditch and water taxes and interest thereon at six per
The Sterling Mining Company, an Ore­ of the old A. W. Sturgis claims; the where
right are joined and reinforced by that cent pt r annum from o ¡tobar 12. 1999,
W.
R.
Sparks
has
opened
a
first
class
I
gon
...
corporation,
the
Merchants
Invest-
said
claims
herein
described
being
and
Nunan Taylor Co.
ditch and waler right, taken together with the costs Und disburse­
A’. 'Trust
'I'wnor f/>mn<inv
u r» (Irarrnil
ment &
Company, an
Oregon cor- extending in width so as to and includ-! certain
shoe shop in Abbott’s Hardware store. —
out
of
the
right hand bank of the right ments of this suit, and such additional
Jacksonville, Ore. Repairing done promptly and at reason­ I poration, and T. N. Barnsdall, Defend- ing the channel within said claims ac-1 hand fork of
said Forest or Jackass sums, with interest at six per cent per
imts. S uit for strict foreclosure . cording to the old local laws and regu­ Creek at a point
near the middle of the annum from date of disbursement, aB
able
prices.
Get your legal blanks at this office.
To T. N. Barnsdall, tho above named lations of the said mining district.
| south line of the northwest quarter of , shall have been expended by the plain­
Hon. Theodore Cameron who had defendant:
after the institutjpn of this suit,
R.B.Dow was at Medford, Wednesday
All fractions lying and being in the i section three -3- township thirty eight, tiffs,
in the performance of the annual as­
been visiting his son Don at Oakland,
I
south
of
range
three
-3-
west
of
W.
M.
I
John
McKee
claim,
and
the
Wilson
I n the name of the state of ore -
Circuit court will convene Feb. 21st. j California, for some time, returned
in Jackson County, Oregon, anil ex- sessment work upon the mining claims
gon : You are hereby required to ap­ claims, being fifteen [15] rods wide, 1 tending thence in a southeasterly direc- I above described, and in caring for and
W. R. Coleman was at Talent Sun­ home, Sunday.
pear in the above entitled court and more or less at the north end, and run­ tion to the said point where the said repairing the water ditches and other
day.
cause and there answer the amended ning to a point at the south end being | ditch and right join the above describ­ property above described.
Won’t Need a Crutch.
complaint of the plaintiffs therein on a part of the southwest quarter of sec­
J. Percy Wells spent Sunday at Ash­
That it be decreed that if you make
When Editor J. P. Sossman, of Cor­ file against you, on or before the last tion fourteen [14] in Township thirty­ ed water right and water ditch, the
land.
[38] south of range tnree [3] said two rights extending from the said default in the payment of each or any
neous, N. C., bruised his leg badly, it date prescribed in the order for the pub eight
west of W. M. in said county and state Junction of the said ditches by means of said sums, or the whole thereof, or
R. T. Burnett was over in Medford, started an ugly sore, Many salves and lication of this summons. The date as
the same was located by S. R. Coff­ of a common ditch, in a southeasterly that if you fail to pay all of the said
of
the
first
publication
thereof
Thursday.
ointments proved worthless. Then is Saturday, January 1st, 1910, and the man and 8. C. McKee on November direc ion, down to anil upon the mining I sums into said court for plaintiffs with­
known as the Sturgis mining in said specified tune, that you be by
Call at the Boss, for some of that Bucklens Arnica Salve healed it date of the Inst publication thereof is 27th, 1893, and recorded in Vol. 6 of ground
Mining records of Jackson County, I ground in the said section ten -10- said decree foreclosed of any right, ti­
throughly. Nothing is so prompt and Saturday, February 12th, 1910. Said the
delicious candy.
township thirty-eight-38- south of range tle or interest in or to any ol the real or
order prescribes that said summons page 653 thereof, together with all
W.E. Crane of Ruch was a recent vis­ Bure for Ulcers, Boils Burns, Bruis es, shall be published for six consecutive other placer mining interests in said three -3- west of W. M. the said ditch personal property above described; that
being about two and one half miles it be so decreed that if you make all of
Cuts, Corns, Sores, Pimples, Eczema( weeks and designates Saturday the 12, district.
iter in town.
long and carrying or.e thousand -1,000- said payments into court for the plain­
and Piles. 25c at City Drug Storo.
One
placer
mining
claim
containing
day of February. 1910, as the last day
tiffs within the time specified tn said
J. D. Fay, of the Mail Tribune was
ten [10] aerjs, situated in Forest Creek inches of water.
for the publication of said summons.
decree, that the plaintiffs deposit with
in town Monday.
That certain water ditch and water said court a deed to said property, run­
And you are hereby reduiretl to »;• ap­ Mining District, Jackson County, Ore­
Frank Kiser, II. A. Hawkins, C. H. pear and answer said amended com­ gon, ic'd described as follows:
right taken out of the right hand bank ning to such of sail! defendants as shall
Wm. M. Colvig, Esq. was over from
Beginning at a stake and pile of of the said Forest or Jackass Creek be­ be decreed to be entitled to the same,
Basye, S. De Roboam, and Chris Ken­ plaint on or before said 12th day of
Medford, Monday.
stone at the «otithwest corner; thence low the junction of the right hand left said decree to provide for the delivery
ney, have been appointed officers to February, 1910.
forks thereof at a point near the south­
The annual city election will be held
A nd you will take notice , that if north 1500 feet to a StwR« and pile of east corner of the northwestquarter of of said deed. That it be so decreed
conduct the municipal election.
'Tuesday, March 1st;
you fail to so appear and answer said stone; thence east 300 feet to a stake section ten -10- township thirty eight that if you fail to make said payments,
Mrs. M. Wentworth of Fresno, Cal. amended complaint within said time, the and pile of stone; thence south 1500
the whole thereof, within said time,
Frank danibrori of Applegate, was a
south of range three -3- west of and
said real and personal property belong
orders The Post sent to her address, plaintiffs will apply to the above enti­ feet to a stake and pile of stond) ■38-
W.
M.
in
Jackson
County,
Oregon,
and
Weltdr in towri, Monday.
thence west 300 feet to place of begin­
to the plaintiffs in tile proportion alleg­
stating that the paper “seems just like led court for the relief demarided >n»aid ning
in section 14, township 38 south extending from the said point in a ed in the amended complaint; that by
Sheriff Wilber A. Jones was in Med­ an old friend” Thank you.
amended complaint, to-wit:
southeasterly
direction
for
a
distance
of ratige •) west of W. M. in Jackson
ford on business, Tuesday.
That an accounting be had between
of about one and three auarter miles to said decree plaintiffs have strict fore­
RAFFLE—A fine cake and a $3.00 the plaintiffs and the defendant, The County, Oregett, said claim was loca­ and upon that certain mining ground closure of the contract set out in and
The Boss has a fine line of fresh can­ box of candy. Will be raffled as soon Sterling Mining Company, an Oregon ted by J. H. Catoff awl L. D. Caton on known as the Sturgis mining ground, attached to said amended complaint;
July 18th, 1900, and is feeordad in Vol­
the plaintiffs have such other and
dies, fruit and nuts.
corporation, as to the personal prop­ ume 11 of the Mining Record* for said water right and water ditch carry­ that
as tickets are all sold.
further relief as shall be just and equit­
erty
described
in
Exhibit
“
B
”
attach
­
ing
five
hundred
-500-
inches
of
water.
John Duggan of this city was a vis­
W. C. D eneff .
Jackson County, Oregon at page 360
able, and have judgment for their costs
ed to said amended complaint, and
1 That
___ ____
___ water
________
itor at Medford, Tuesday.
certain
ditch and water and disbursements against those de­
Wednesday was “Ground Hog Day”. made a part thereof, and that plaintiffs I thereof.
Tl’.at certain tract of mining ground right taken out of the right hand bank fendants who appear and defend herein.
Attorney E. D. Briggs of Ashland, As his hogship probably saw his shad­ have restitution for the whole of said 1 described
as follows, and lying and be- I of sajd Forest or Jackass Creek at a
This Summons is published in accord­
personal property. That it be decreed
was a recent visitor in town.
ow, the old legend says that we may j that
j
in the southeast quarter of sec­ ance with an order of the Judge of the
you nave no right, title or interest ing in the said Forest or Jackass Creek point
,
ten -10- township thirty eight -38- above entitled court, which order re­
C. W. Conklin, the Medford under­ therefore expect six weeks of rough ¡of any kind or character, in or to any Mining District, in Jackson County, tion
i south of range three -3- west of W. M. quired it to be published as above spec­
of the real or personal property In the Oregon, to-wit:
weather.
taker, was in town Thursday.
in
Jackson
County, Oregon, and ex- 1 ified, and requires you to so appear and
complaint described, and
Beginning at three pine trees at the >
Lewis Ulrich was a business visitor W anted — At this office, a young lady | amended
which real and personal property is northeast corner of the Rav and Hoff- tending thence in a southeasterly direc­ answer said amended complaint on or
to learn typesetting — one who will j situated in Jackson County, Oregon, man mineral entry and running thence tion for a distance of about one mile before February 12th. 1910, and pro­
at Medford, Thursday morning.
carrying about one thousand -1000- vides that in default thereof judgment
Stick
to it. A permanent positioH ■ and described as follows, to-wit:
| north to the old A. W. Sturgis mining and
:
John W. Opp has return«! from a
inches of water.
and decree shall be taken against y ou
claims;
thence
west
to
what
wad
The
west
half
of
the
west
half
of
when
proficient.
business trip to San Franciscd.
That certain ditch and water right as above provided.
J acksonville P ost . section five [5], township thirty-right..of , known as the Kubli claim; thence south
Said order for publication was made
Misses Mollie B. Towne, and Grace
]
as the Manville ditch and right
range three [3] west of W. M. contairi- flo^n the old Kubli line to the Ray and known
G. H. Chapman of La Grande, Ore., ing one hundred and sixty and 45-100 | I Hoffman efltfyi thance east and to the taken
j
out of the north bank of the said in Chambers by the Hon. II. K. Hanna,
Henry, spent Sunday in Medford.
place of beginning', »obtaining five [5] Forest or Jackass Creek in Jackson J udge of the above entitled Court on
who had been sent for on account of [160.45 [ acres.
Frank Kasshafer and Floyd Pearce
30th day of December, 1909, based
the serious illness of his mother, arriv­
The west half of the southeast quar­ acres more or less, being the same County, Oregon, at a point about two the
were visiters at Medford, Tuesday.
land conveyed to H. Stevens by H, D. ] hundred and fifty -250- yards below the upon Motion and Affidavit therefor.
ed Sunday and remained during the | ter and east half of the southwest quar­ Russell on October 3rd, 1894, together old
, Al, Sturgis mining claim and ex­
O. C. B oggs ,
ter of section three [3], township
Mrs Mabel Pelton Jacobs of Medford ! week.
A. E. R eames ,
thirty-eight [38] south of range three with all the rights of flume and dump tending to and upon the mining ground
visited friends in this place, Tuesday.
[3], west of W. M. containing one hun­ and all other rights mentioned in cer- | herein mentioned, being the ditch and
Baby Hands
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
tain articles of agreement recorded in water right conveyed by George W.
W. I. Vawter, the Medford banker,
I
will get into mischief—often it mean* dred and sixty [160] acres.
Vol. A. of the Miscellaneous Records Cripp
,
to William Pence on November
transacted business in town, Monday.
:
1895. and by the said William
a burn a cut or a scald. Apply Bal­ , Northwest quarter of section teh [10] for Jackson County, Oregon, at page 23rd,
Took All His Money.
Gus Newbury of Medford, had bus­ lard’s Snow Liniment just as soon as township thirtv-eight [38] south of 427-428 thereof.
Pence to A. W. Sturgis in July 1897.
i range three [3] west of W. M. con-
Often
all
a man earns goes to doctor,
iness before the circuit court. Monday, the accident happens, and the pain will j taining one hundred and sixty [160]
Also that certain water ditch and
That certain iraet of mining land in
or
for
medicines,
to cure a Stomach,
water
right
on
the
west
half
of
the
the
said
Forest
or
Jackass
Creek
Min
­
Insure your buildings in the Saint be relieved while the wound will heal ■ acres.
quarter and east half of the Liver or Kidney trouble that Dr. King’s
The south half of the soutfiwesi(]ut«t- ing district, Jackson County, Oregon, southwest
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. quickly and nicely. A sure eure for
southwest quarter of secion three -3- New Life Pills would quickly cure at
of the Southwest quarter of section and ¿«scribed as follows:
thirty eight south of range slight cost. But Best for Dyspepsia,
YOU are needed in the new Commer­ sprains, Rheumatism and all pains; ter
three [3] township thirty-eight [38]
Beginning at a Rost from which the township
Price 25c 50c and $1.00 a bottle. For south of range three [3] west of W.M. quarter section corner between section three -3- west of W. M. in said mining Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation,
cial club. Gat in and help. Do it now.
fourteen [14] and twenty-tnreo [23] district in Jackson County, Oregon.
i containing twenty acres.
An exceedingly rich strike is report­ sale by City Drug Store.
Also that certain ditch taken out of Jaundice, Malaria and Debility. 25c
township thirtv-eight [38] south of
East
half
of
the
southwest
quarter
ed at the Opp quartz mine near this city
range three 13]
of W. M. bears the right or east bank of the right at City Drug Store.
the
southeast
quarter
of
the
north
­
and
See the new 80 candle power “Index” west quarter and the southwest quar-1 ' east twenty [20] chains’ fiM south ten hand fork of Forest Creek, in Jackson
Misses Bessie Flippen and Edna
Hayes, of Gold Hill, were in town, coal oil lamp at Abbott’s Hardware. ter of the northeast quarter of section -10- chains, also a yeliQW pine lWn -4- County, Oregon, at a point about one
DR. T. T. SHAW
It does not consume any more oil in a fourteen [14] township thirtv-eight [38] Inches in diameter bears norti'. two -2- hundred yards above the north line of
Tuesday.
south of range three [3] west ot W. M. degrees east — links distance; thence the vve*t half of the southeast quarter
given
time,
than
an
ordinary
No.
1
Dentist.
Trespass Notices, printed on cloth,
containing one hundred and sixty [160] north thirty-five chains where a post is of section three -3- township thirty
set for corner from which a white oak eight -38- south of range three -3-
acres.
for sale at this office, 50 cents per burner.
of W. M. at a point in the Office in Ryan Building, California St.
Mrs. E. W. Tryer and little daughter
Those Certain eight [8] placet filitl- twelve -12- inches In diameter bears west
dozen.
north ten -10- degrees east, sixty-five northwest quarter of said section three
Upstairs
ing
claims
in
the
said
Forest
or
Jack
­
of
Grants
Pass,
arrived
in
town
Sunday
and extending from said point of
George B. Durham, a prominent at­
ass Creek Mining District, located -65- links distant; thence west five -3-
morning
having
been
summoned
here
diversion
in
a
southeasterly
direction
chains
to
a
post
foi-
a
corner
from
OREGON
torney of Grants Pass, was a visitor in
JACKSONVILLE
9th, 1875 by J. Beckner,
on account of the iilness of her mother, September
A. Klice, J. Ford, A. Dews, A. W. which an alder ten -10- inches in dia­ down to and across said land.
town, Monday.
Also all of the interest ever owned
Mrs. Margaret Chapman.
Sturgis, L. Sturgis, H. Sturgis, and meter bears (south four -4- degras»
Mesdames Jane Plymale and J. H.
N. B. Wright, and which location no­ west, seventy-five -75- links distant, by thfi «aid A. W. Sturgis in and to
FORSALE-S.
C.
White
Leghorn
H. K. HANNA Jr.
Harrington of Medford, were recent
was recorded on September 9th, and from which a black oak four -4- two certain mining ditci es known as
Cockerels, $3. Pullets $1.50. Eggs tice
1875 in book Three [3] page 243 of the ihches in diameter bears south sixty­ the Lugg and McDonald ditches tak­
visitors in town.
Lawyer
per setting (15) $2. S. C. Buff Orping­ Mining Records for Jackson County, seven -67- degrees west, forty-thren -43- en from ihe east fork of Forest
H. Withington, a prominent attorney ton Cockerels, $5. Pullets, $2.50. Eggs, Oregon, said claims being known and , links distant; thence south th rtv five Creek In Jackal Mining District.
of Medford, was a visitor at the court per setting (15) $3. Leghorns 295 designated herein as the old A. W. Stur­ -35- chains to a corner In said r orest
Also the right to u**’ as. « r,>?ht of Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
Creek; thence east five -5- chains to way for tailings a strip Oi *ant‘ twenty
gis Claims and described as follows;
house, Tuesday.
strain.—Orpingtons—prize
winning
the place of beginning, containing -20- feet wide and extending u?n "I”" JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
Commencing at a point where the seventeen
C. G. Hodson and R. W. Marcy of stock. W. T. G oodman , B ox 412,
ana 50-100 -17.50- acres, said
old location notice was originally claim being recorded in Volume 4 of the feet on each side of the center
Medford, were in attendance at the Grants Pass, Ore.
posted, at or near what WaB at the Mining Locations for Jackson County, Poorman’s or Forest Creek where the
same passes through tho west half of
court house, Monday.
A. E. REAMES
A representative of the new Home time of said location known as the Gin Oregon at pages 117 118 thereof.
Donation Claim No. 40, township
If you are considering the purchase Telephone Company was in town Mon­ Hung claim in said Mining District, on
That
certain
placer
mining
ground
thirty
eight
-38-
south
of
range
three
the northerly bank of said Forest or
Lawyer
of a typewriter, call at this office and day. In an interview he informed our Jackass Creek, and extending thence partly upon the northwest quarter of -3- west of W. M. The right to use
Section
ten
-10-,
township
thirty-eight
examine the new Oliver.
said
strip
of
land
through
west
half
of
Practise
in
all
State
and Federal Courts
down
said
northerly
bank
of
said
Creek,
reporter that the construction work on
-38- south of range three -3- west of Donation Land Claim as right of way
Better be a live booster now: you the line will be pushed rapidly as possi-, a distance of eight hundred [800] yards, W. M. and described as follows:
Kahler
Block
JACKSONVILLE
tailings is confined and restricted to
with width of channel, and taking
- in > Beginning at a post on or near the for
will be dead soon enough and will no ble and that the line will be completed and including in width said channel,
such use of the same for the tailings ar.d
__I____
2 " from i which a mining debris from the property above
to this city within sixty days. An ap­ according to the old local laws of the I last described
doubt be dead a long time.
land _ and
post and monument of rock bearB north described herein. This right of way is
Miss Lelia Prim left Saturday for plication for a franchise was presented said mining district.
GUS
NEWBURY
Those two certain placer claims lo- 1 seventy two -72- degrees west, three conditioned thatsameis kept open; tail­
Oakland. Oregon, where she has accept­ to the city council Tuesday evening and cated
hundred thirty four -334- links and run­ ings are not to be dumped on or allowed
December
27th,
1875
by
George
Attorney-at-Law
an ordinance to that effect introduced. W. Stevenson and recorded December ■ ning thence south four and one fourth to accumulate in said right of way, nor to
ed a position in the public schools.
-4
1-4-
degrees
west
ten
and
fifty
one
injure
adjoining
lands.
27th,
1875
in
Book
Three
[3]
of
the
Re-
!
MINERS NOTICE-Notice of Location
Also all of tho right, title and interest Will Practise in All Courts in the State
cords of Mining Locations for Jackson hundredths -10.50- chains, to a post;
both Quartz and Placer, for sale at this
MEDFORD.
OREGON.
Income Tax.
County, Oregon and described, as fol­ thence north seventy five and one half eVer owned by the said A. W. Sturgis,
-75 1-2- degrees west four andfifty four in and to a certain right of way for tail­
office,
JACKSONVILLE POST.
lows:
one
hundredths
-4.54-
chains
to
a
post
Congress has amended the Constitu- ! Commencing at the north line of I from which a fir tree thirty six -36- ings, dump and flume across and over
The first ball game of the season
the land formerly owned by II. D. Rus­
tion
of the United States, so as to pro-1 what was at the time of said location j inches in diameter bears north seventy sell E. J. Russell and H. Stevens.
was played on the local diamond, Sun­
known as the Jesse Titus and Daniel five and one half -75 1-2- degrees west
vide
for
an
income
tax,
and
it
is
now
I
day, Jan. 30th. Talk about climate?
i Also all of the right Which the said A.
I Hopkins claim, on the north of said ;
And Latest Styles of Wall
up to the States to ratify that amend- ForeVt or^JackMs Creek,““and extend“ one hundred ten -110. links; thence W. Sturgis had under that certain con-
north
four
and
one
half
-4
1-2-
degrees,
If you want to buy or sell anything, ment, which becomes a part of our ing up the ’—
Paper, Call on or Address
■- -•*
~-J Creek for a I I ten and seventy five one hundredths i tract or instrument of record in Volume
bank
of said
from a needle up to a gold mine or Constitution as soon as it shall have distance of 200 yards, being in width 1 ■ -10.75-chains to a post; thence south, A. of the Miscellaneous Records of
wide enough to include the channel | seventy two -72- degrees east, four and I Jackson County, Oregon at pages 427
fruit ranch, advertise in The Post.
been ratified by three-fourths of the running along the said bank.
45-100 -4.45- chains to the place of be­ and 428 thereof;
Mrs. Margaret Chapman, mother of States. The corporations and capital­
Also all rights of way for tailings,
Two bank claims on the north bank ginning, in sections tnree -3- and ten
our compositor, Miss Katherine Chap­ ists of the country are doing their ut­ of Poorman’s Creek, commencing at a -10-, township thirty eight -38- south of mining debrisand all rights and privil­
Jacksonville, Oregon
man, died at her home in this place, most to influence the legislatures of large pine tree situated on the south­ range three -3- weBt of W. M. in Jack- eges for the dumping of tailings and mi­
ning
debris
from
said
property,
which
west
end
of
the
said
claims
in
the
said
Tuesday evening, aged about seventy- the various states against this amend­ mining district,, Jackson County Ore- | son County, Oregon.
said A. W. Sturgis ever had or in
certain placer mining ground the
six years, The funeral was held at the ment.
I gon; thence up the north bank of Poor­ i in That
which he ever had an interest.
the
said
district
beginning
at
a
post
However, it is believed that the man’s Creek, two hundred [200] yards I set on the east or left bank of said
cemetery in Lower Williams’ Valley,
Also all other water rights, ditches,
amendment willjbe ratified by practic­ to a shaft where a stake is set for the I Jackass or Forest Creek Mining Dis­ flumes, flume rights, rignts of way,
Thursday.
At the old George Lewis stand
upper
corner
of
said
claims;
the
said
dumping
and mining privileges, and
6.36 chains south of the northwest
ally all of the states.
claims being one hundred [100] yards in trict
easements
of
every
kind,
nature
and
corner of the N.E. J4 of N. E. J[" of sec­
JOE APPLEBAKER, Proprietor
width.
A Common Cold.
tion fifteen -15- township thirty-eight, description, which the said A. W. Stur­
Two certain placer mining claims in i -38- south of range three -3- west of gis owned, or which he has used or op­
We claim that if catching cold could be
the said Forest or Jacka-ss Creek Mir.-1 W. M.; thence with the variations of erated, in connection with the mining
All kinds ot blacksmithing
avoided, some of the most dangerous
ing District, Jackson County, Oregon, i , 19 degrees east and running as follows; property commonly known as the Stur­
Every woman may not be hand­ located by John McKee and William I | north sixty -60- degrees east 4.55 chains gis Mine.
done promptly and at rea­
and fatal diseases would never be heard
Together with the tenements, hered­
sonable rates. Satisfaction
of. A cold often forms a culture bed some, but every woman should Ray, October 6th, 1874 which location to a post set for a corner from which a
notice is recorded in Book Three [3] of! white oak four -4- inches in diameter itaments and appurtenances belonging
guaranteed.
for germs of infectious diseases. Con­ keep with care the good points the Mining Location Records of Jack-1 bears
north
eighteen
-18-
degrees
east
to,
or
in
any
wise
appertaining
to,
any
sumption, pneumonia diptheria and nature has given her. No woman son County, Oregon at page 248 there­ twenty -20- links distant; thence south of theproperty herein described. Also,
scarlet fever, four of the most danger­ need have sallow skin, dull eye, of, and was recorded on October 19th, thirty -30- degrees east 9.10 chains to a 2000 ft. 16 gauge steel pipe, double
Oregon
said claims being two hundred post set for a corner from which a yel­ dipped, size 16 to 18, 500 it. 16 gauge Jacksonville
ous and fatal diseases, are of this class. blotchy complexion, who pays 1875,
[200] yards of bank claims on the north
pine tree thirty six -36- inches in undipped pipe, size 11 and 15, 3 No. 3
The culture bed formed by the cold proper attention to her health. bank of said Forest or Jackass Creek, low
diameter bears north thirty seven -37- Fisher Kingbolt, bail-bearing Giants,
w anac.->
, ■
favors the development of the germs Where constipation, liverderange- ' and extending so as to include the degrees west eighty -80- links distant; 1 Electric lighting plant, 1 donkey en­
ments,
blood
impurities
and
other
| channel along said bank for the said thence south sixty -60- degrees west gine, 1 mining derrick, complete, 1
of these diseases, that would not find
4.55 chains on the nerth boundary of I Blacksmith shop and tools, miscellane­
lodgment. There is little danger, how­ irregularities exist, good complex­ j distance of two hundred [200] yards.
That certain placer mining claim John McKee claims to a post, (no tree i ous small tools, picks, shovels, bars,
ever, of any of these diseases being ion, bright eyes and sprightly known
as the A. W.
1
Sturgis placer near;) thence north thirty -30- degrees ( hammers, chains, pulleys, ropes, blocks
contracted when a good expectorant movements cannot exist. Internal | mining claim, and embracing a west 9.15 chains up the creek on the! 1 steel range, dishes and cooking uten-
derangement* reveal themselves tcor.er
cough medicine like Chamberlain’s or later on the »urfacc. Headache, darl: portion of section fourteen [14] in left or east bank to the place of begin-1 s II b , 2 rocking chairs, 1 roll top desk, H
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Cough Remedy is used. It cleans out r.np around the eyes, callow skin, a con­ j townsh'n thirty-eight [38] south of ning called and known as the Savage | lamps, 2 quilts 1 dresser, 290 ft rubber
R
and Miller claims, and located by the hose, 1 extension table and chairs, 1 diah
these culture beds that favor the de- stant tired feeling-—mean that the liver I range three 13] west of W. M. in the above
description on January 13th, closet, 1 center table, 1 clock, 2 bed-
and digestive organs arc needing help and i Poorman’s Mining District of Jackson
velopement of the germs of these dis- correction. Chamberlain’s Stomach and 1 County, Oregon, as the same is des­ 1876, and recorded in Volume three -3- I steads, 1 mattress, 1 pillow, carpets, 1
eases. That is why this remedy has Liver Tablet* give this necessary help. cribed in a certain patent from the of the Mining Locations for Jackson | team horses, wagon and harness, 2
proved so universally successful in pneu­ They work in nature’s own way. They do not | United States to A. W. Sturgis which County, Oregon, at pages 260 and 261 plows, 1 Big Four mower, 1 hay rake,
merely Rush th- bowels but tone up the brer and
was recorded on the 12th day of thereof.
.
.
1 single buggy and old harness, 1 iron I and AHTHPOATAS.O LUIXÎ TROUBLES
monia. It not only cures your cold stomarh to fulfill their proper functions. So mild i patent
October 1899, in Volume 37 at page
sin water right and water!
That certain
water scraper, 4 cows, 2 calves, about forty
and
rrntle
do
they
act
that
one
hardly
realises
quickly, but minimizes the risk of con­ that they have taken medicine. Chamberlain's !233of the Deed Rer-irds of Jackson
put
of
the
right
hand
bank
¡
chickens, about 25 tons hay, 40 tiers of
ditch taken <____ ____ ‘_______ ’
can be relied upon to relieve biliousness, I County, Oregon.
tracting these dangerous diseases. For Tablets
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of the left .._
hand
fork of ~
Forest
and ! wood, stock of miscellaneous goods in L Off MO MEV REFUMOED.
mdiersiion. constipation and dullness. Sold •»-
sale by City Drug Store.
Eight [8] bank cl-.i— ou the north Jackass Creek at a point near the I store.
orywbere. Fnca 25 cent*.
For Paper Hanging
C. F. BOWMAN
Blacksmith Shop
A Handsome Woman
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