Jacksonville post., August 13, 1910, Image 4

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MAYOR GAYNOR
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Light Spaiks.
I
SOCIALISTS TICKET
Executor's Notice To Creditors.
I n the
Of New York shot in back of
By'oai A«aoclat« Editor.
First in the field.
county court or O regon .
county
3 matter
Full county j <1 er In ea th 8'3(1.
roe J ackson
m CHOICE CANDIES
FRESH FRUITS
T/ej)
of the estate of Anna Henry,
Flora, Wallowa county, is to have a
i Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
ticket named.
third hotel, and is otherwise blooming.
Samuel Bousaum has been duly appointed by the
Fine Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers’ Articles
I County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, Ex-
Building permits to the amount of
i
ecutor
of
the
estate
of
Anna
Henry,
de-
over $80,000 were issued in Eugene in
The Socialists are the first to in­ ' eeased. All perso.w having claims against said
Mayor W. J, Gaynor of New York, j July.
augurate their political campaign in . estate are hereby notified to present the same,
was shot and dangerously wounded at
A “caterpiller” threshing outfit cut Jackkon County, and have put up the ' duly verified to the undersigned. Executor
9:45 Tuesday morning as he stood on
j of said estate, at his residence in Jacksonville.
the deck of the Kaiser Wilhelm der i 65 acres of grain in one day in Umatilla following ticket for the election in Oregon, within six months from the date of the
county.
November. State Senator, E. Mor­ first publication of this notice. Date of first pub
Grosse at Hoboken, abont to start en a
Eugene claims to have more street rison, Medford; Representative, R. heat ion is July 30, 1910.
month's vacation in Europe. The
SAMUEL BO USS UM, Executor of
shooting was done by a man who later railway than any other town of its P. Simpson, Ashland; County Commis­
the estate of Anna Henry, deceased
sioner, W. P. Gould, Medford; Sheriff,
gave his name as James J. Gallagher, size in the ¡country.
Proprietor
and his residence as 440 Third avenue.
Large numbers of the toothsome Harvey Richardson. Agate; Assessor,
Notice
of
Guardian
’
s
Sale
of
Real
New York. He was later indentified as tomcod are being caught near the W. Austin, Medford; Clerk, H. Cham­
berlain, Talent; Recorder, E. J. Odell,
Property.
a employe who was recently discharged. I mouth of the Columbia.
HOT OR COLD BATHS
Three shots were fired, two of which
Just now everything points to a Agate; Treasurer, J. E. Crews, Gold IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JOSEPHINE
missed, but the third lodged in the lively d-velopment of mines in the Hill; Superintendent of ¡Schools, L. L,
COUNTY OREGON.
Agent for
fleshy portion of the left side of the . country tributary to Sumpter, says the Reame, Medford; Coroner, Matt In the matter of the Guardianship of Earl Sum- ,
Medford Domestic Laundry
Calhoun. The
platform
adopted ner. Nina Sumner. Dorothea Sumner. Druzian I
neck. Blood gushed from the wcund, | Baker City Democrat.
strongly favored Government, state Sumner and Henry Nickerscn, Minors.
and the first hasty examination led to
Seven hundred excursionists came to
Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to an
the belief that the wound was serious, Newport last Sunday, and one can and municipal ownership of all public order of the Hon. Stephen Jewell. Judge of the
OREGON
and would perhaps result fatally. The number the visitors by the thousands, utilties and of timber, coal mines and alxjve entitled court, made and entered on July ■ JACKSONVILLE,
water
power.
The
amendment
to
the
15th,
1910.
I
will
after
August
15th,
1910,
sell
at
mayor retained consciousness, and says a correspondent.
constitution, to be voted on at the private sale to the highest bidder, for terms cash :
later examinations by the physicians at
In five precincts in Harney county, state election in November, to allow in hand, and subject to confirmation of the court, I STI
th. hospital gave a more hopeful out­
up to last week, not a voter had women taxpayers to vote, was also I all the right, title and interest of the above named
look.
| minor children in and to the following described
registered, Evidently the people are favored.
property, to-wit:-
I
not much excited over politics up
I Lots 2 and 3, and the Southwest Vi of the North-
Croup
| west ’4 and the West la of the Southwest Vi, all
there.
Struck a Rich Mine.
in Section 6, in Township 38 South, Range 4 West
People with children should keep a
Cottage Grove Sentinel: Seven years
Willamette Meridian in Jackson County. Ore­
bottle of Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey on ! ago J. H. Baker dug up an apple tree,
S. W. Bends, of Coal City, Ala., says of
except a tract of land containing 15 acres,
hand at all times. Croup is worse tt | conveyed it six miles and reset it. At he struck a perfect mine of health in gon,
more or less, on the south side of the Applegate ,
night when it is sometimes hard to that time the tree was 25 years old. Dr. King’s New Life Pills for they River as said stream non runs.
get a physician, Look for the bell on This season he has taken by actual cured him of Liver and Kidney Trouble Also, all in that part of the North Vi of the ;
the bottle. Sold by City Drug Store. count 1000 apples therefrom to keep after 12 years of suffering. They are Southeast ’4 of Section 1. Township 38, South, ¡
Range 5 West of Willamette Meridian lying and '
Give us a trial
the weight from breaking down the the best pills on earth for Constipation, being on the north side of Applegate River (as j Meals and short orders at all hours.
Malaria,
Headache,
Dyspepsia,
De-
said
stream now runs) in Josephine County. Ore­
tree,
which
is
still
“
loaded
to
the
News Of The State.
bility. 25c. at City Drug Store.
gon.
guards. ”
neck by assassin.
W. C. Deneff & Co
rBarber Shop
Room
The Enterprise Lunch Room
and Bakery
Bids for said property may be made to the un­
The Evangelical camp meeting, an
annua] event in Columbia county, will
be in session at Vernonia next week.
Jesse Parker, a well-known resident
of Elgin, shot and fatally wounded
his father-in-law. William Porter, in
front of the latter h residence, Friday
evening. Porter died next day, and
Parker is being held by the sheriff on
a charge of murder.
The hop crop of the state is reported
short, but the quality is excellent. It
is estimated that 90,009 bales will be
the extent of the crop this year.
Mrs. Anna H. Bender, died at Myrtle
Point, last week aged 90 years.
Fishhawk postoffice, located 5 miles
northwest of Mist, will be discontinued
August 15, by order of the depart­
ment.
A farmer living at Bend, has per­
fected an invention whereby power is
applied to all four of the wheels of
an auto instead of only to the two
rear wheels as at present.
Johnston's mill, located three miles
from Coquille City was burned last
week as a result of an explosion in the
electric plant Loss about $100,00».
Otto Johnson, a hunter of Estacada,
was shot by a conmpanion, in mistake
for a deer, last week.
Mrs. Crabtree of Camp Creek, near
Eugene, who is but 36 years old, gave
birth to her twelfth child, last week.
Nine of the children are living.
Fierce forest fires are raging in the
timber near Jewell, in Clatsop county.
Springfield will hold a three days’
celebration to mark the completion of
the electric road into that place, ?Aug-
ust 18 to 20.
Dr. W. S. McNichol, of Hood River,
narrowly escaped death in a crevasse
while climbing Mt. Hood, Sunday.
He slid 800 ft. down the glacier and
plunged head first into a crevasse but
emerged a few minutes later with only
a few scratches.
The State Dairy and Foot! Com­
mission has issueci an order prohibiting
the manufacture and sale of coal-tar-
dyed ice cream cones.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, [
Lucas County,
\ 8S-
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney <(■ Co., doing buainess in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore­
said. mid that said firm will pay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars for each
mid every ease of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of Decem­
ber. A. D. 1886.
(Seal.)
A. W,GLEASON,
Notary Publie.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c,
Take
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
TWO HORSE
OVERALLS
MAM SY
LEVI STKAUSS ®, CO.
,
Dallas Itemizer: The trains on the
dersigned guardian at my office at Grants Pass, i
west side now carry an auditor, who
■ Josephine County, Oregon.
Be Something
MARCUS W. ROBBINS. Guardian
takes up the tickets, giving the con­
ductor more time to attend to his
There is a moral grandeur in the
other duties. Travel on that line is
f » Petition for Incorporation
quite brisk, it taking several coaches thought -“I have made myself.
to accommodate the goers and comers, The world may wag their heads, and IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
and especially ori the Sheridan run is you may be denounced, but if you are
STATE OF OREGON, EOR
conscious of that integrity of purpose
the increase in travel noted.
JACKSON COUNTY.
Grass Valley Journal: It is predicted which has always characterized you,
and
that
you
now
stand
on
an
emi
­
Notice is hereby given that the peti-
by most everyone that this harvest
following below will be presented to
season will be very short on account nence, placed there by your own rec­ i I tion
the
above named Court at the September
of the grain ripening so ftst; heading titude of heart, you have nothing to } 1910 Term Thereof, to be held at the
has been in full blast for two weeks fear. You had not the influence of ! Court House in said County on Septem­
and every effort is being made to get wealth, nor the “God speed you’’ of ber 7th 1910 at the opening of Court on
day, or as soon thereafter as the
the grain in the stack; the wind during powerful friends; but you had more said
same can be heard.
—
a
heart
fixed
and
determined,
and
the past few days has from reports
I n the county court or the state or O regon .
caused many a kernel to go to the this is what has made you what you
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
are.
Go
on
—
add
virtue
to
virtue
­
ground.
In the matter of the petition for the ,
look steadily at the goal before you,
The American Light & Water Co. and at last your teachers and artful incorporation of the Town of Talent.
has finished laying six miles of pipe companions will acknowledge your
We, the undersigned, hereby petition
for the new $100,000 mountain water superiority and feel proud of being and state to the above named court as
system now under construction, says among the number of your friends. follows:
the Cottage Grove Sentinel. This The man who is resolved to be some­
1. That we are each of us a qualified
stretch is from the intake on Laying thing in the world should have nothing elector of Jackson County. Oregon, and
creek towards Cottage Grove, and is to fear, and when he little dreams of that each of us resides within the limits ,
the most difficult to build, the cuts it, honors are gathering about his of the territory hereinafter described, i
being heavy at several points, with head and an influence goes out from
2. That the number of inhabitants ■
large boulders in the trenches.
him, which is exerted silently but of said territory is more than one hun-j
A Minneapolis man, who has recently surely for the good of thousands. -Ex. dred and fifty (150) and that the num­
ber thereof, as nearly as may be, is
settled near Cresswell is most favor­
ably impressed .with that section for
250.
3. That the territory herein refer­
fruit-growing, and expresses the Petition for Incorporation
red to is situated within the county of
opinion that it is equalled by no other.
He says apples and pears can be raised IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Jackson, and state of Oregon, and the
STATE OF OREGON FOR
boundaries thereof are hereby set forth
there more cheaply than in other
and particulary described as follows;
localities he has visited, while the
JACKSON COUNTY.
Commencing at a point which bears
fruit is of superior quality. He will
Notice is hereby given that the peti-1 -----
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develop his fruit farm to the highest tion following below will be presented north 1135.50 feet and west G 0
possible degree.
to the above named Court at the from the northwest corner of donation
September 1910 term thereof, to be I land claim No. 64, in township 38 south, j
Correspondent of Dallas Observer: held
at the Court House in said County
Perrydale is a beautiful town of about on September 7th, 1910, at the opening range 1 west of the Willamette mend- ‘
200 people, lying on the Southern of Court on said day, or as soon there­ I ¡an; thence south 89 degrees and 56,
minutes east 1887.50 feet; thence south i
Pacific railroad ten miles north of after as the same can be heard.
Dallas, in a fertile valley of farm land, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF I 25 degrees and 20 minutes east 1745 I
which, for richness of soil and product­ OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON I feet; thence south 52 degrees 10 min- '
iveness, has no superior in the state of
In tne matter of the incorporation of ! utes east 810 feet; thence south 1 de­
Oregon. While the place is not large, the town of Butte Falls, Jackson degree and 32 minutes west 366 feet;
I th?nce south 19 degrees and 52 minutes
almost every house shows a recent County, Oregon.
application of paint. Every residence
To the Honorable County Court of west 1092 feet; thence north 40 degrees
west 575 feet; thence west 2515.50 feet; |
shows care and pride on the part of Jackson County, Oregon:
its owner.—Journal.
We, the undersigned duly qualified thence north 3022 feet to the pla?e of
electors of the County of Jackson and 1 commencement.
State of Oregon, and residents within I And we, the undersigned, do hereby ,
GUN WAS LOADED
a—»-'-- the
--- above named court that1
the territory herein described, desiring I petition
te effect the incorporation of said ter­ i the said territory, as bounded and de-
I scribed above may be incorporated into
When young man pulled trigger. ritory under and by virtue of the pro­ a municipal corporation, under the
visions of Chapter I, of Title XXVII,
of the Laws of the State of
Brother-in-law dies as result. Bellinger & Cotton’s Annotated Codes provisions
Oregon
for
the year 1893, page 119, be­
of Oregon, respectfully pray the Court
for an order incorporating the town of ing Title XXVII, Chapter 1, of Bellin­
Roseburg' Or., Aug. 8. — R. L. Sears, Butte Falls, Oregon, into a municipal ger & Cotton’s Annotated Codes and
a Southern Pacific brakeman, of Los corporation, to be known and desig­ Statutes of Oregon, with the name of
Angles, Cal., died at Mercy Hospital, nated as the City of Butte Falls. That ' “Town of Talent.
Respectfully,
in this city, Sunday morning from a the territory which we pray to have
L. B. Overholser,
bullet wound inflicted by his brother- set off and formed into a municipal I S. F. G. Maness,
John Conway,
in-law, W. R. Young, of Grants Pass, corporation is described as follows:
A. Randall,
Chas. A. Brown.
during a fishing trip Saturday after­
Section 10, Township 35 South, Range . Louis Brown,
Lyman N. Judd,
noon on Rogue River, four miles west 2 East of the Willamette Meridian, John H. Lacy,
D. A. Forbes,
of Merlin, Josephine County, Sears Jackson County, Oregon.
Marion Yount,
J. J. Lane,
a few hours before his death wrote
And that the number of inhabitants i Bert Bell,
letters to his mother and sister, ex­ of said territory is more than one > Peter Vanderlins, O. H. Roberts,
A. A. Moore,
plaining that the shooting was ac­ hundred and fifty (150); and that the Jo. T. Brown,
cidental.
number thereof is as nearly as may be J J. S. Quackenbush, Dav’d Gibson,
G. W. Ager,
The two men weie testing the trig­ estimated 225.
A. T. Bell,
James
Gonley.
gers of revolvers which they pought
J. W. Bell,
Respectfully submitted,
Daniel Stump,
Friday, and Young’s weapon, unknown E. H. Watson,
F. G. Manning.
C. P. Briggs,
G. W. Burnett,
to him, was loaded. With the muzzle Ira Tungate,
C. M. Chapman,
G. W. H. Albert
W. T. Burnette,
pointed directly at his relative, Young Wm. Chambers,
John G. Whorton, Thos J. Bell,
Sidney S. Smith,
discharged the revolver and the bul­ C. A. Edmondson, D. G Karnes,
B. T. Inman,
T. J. Bel).
let entered the region of Sears' M. F. Baker,
John Hearing,
N. S. Thomason,
C. W. Wolters,
J. W. Hearing,
abdomen, piercing the intestines in O. Adams.
John Cadzow,
V. A. Dunlap,
Carl R. Beeson,
fo ir pla-es. Th? nortbound over-I Fred Smith,
C. E. Powers,
Charka A. Lacy, C. A. Hazen,
laid train train. No. 15, brougt j Chus. Furnias,
R. Frock nel,
T. E. Scott,
him to this city, in company with his Arnold Banholcer, P. W. Day,
Benj. Lamb,
W. C. Spitzer,
wife, to whom he was married only a L. G. Palmer,
F. Sawash.
E. Thomason,
John Briner,
year ago, and their infant daughter.
J. S. Spitzer,
O. H. W. Clame, Will Thomason,
T. 0. Coleman,
Frank Work.
W. H. Matthew,
G. V. Marly.
Thomas
B Thornsen.
Granulated Sore Eyas Cured.
Wm.
Crosby,
I G. Richardson,
M. B. Stoddard,
J. R. Robison,
C. W. Sherman,
“For twenty years I suffered from ■ N. S. Erie.
M. E Hayer.
H. T. Mason,
G. A. Gardner.
tad case of granulated sore eyes, says Luther Hughes,
P. Nelsen.
George E. Zidfers,
J. C. Mason,
Martha Boyd of Henrietta, Ky. “In A. Dufray.
J. T. Bradshaw,
John J. Crosby,
February. 1993, a gentleman asked me Ernest W. Smith, S. D. McGee,
A. Alford,
J. J. Pellett,
Marion Try er,
to try Chamberlain's Salve. 1 bought U, 8. Morris.
C A. McCabe,
J. H. Shiekier,
one box and used about two-thirds of, R. P. Bailey,
C. E. Stites,
Ray C. Spencer,
J. W. Stump,
it and my evea have not given me. any J. A. Ray born,
J. F. Norman.
H. Bigham,
E. W. Learning,
M. M. Stump,
trouble since.” This salve is fur sale Orlo Hayer,
C. A. Baker,
J. N. Manning.
I John Budgeon,
by all dealers
| J. E. Brainard.
City Drug Store
J. IV. ROBINSON, M. D., Proprietor
Handles a full line of School Supplies con­
sisting of Books, Tablets, Pencils, Penholders
etc. Novelties, Stationery, Cigars, Toilet
x^.^v Ar
Ar- ­
ticles, Perfumes, Magazines and Periodicals
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A New and Complete Line of
Post Cards
B J| /
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Just received a new line of Pure
White Lead, Oil, Mixed Paints,
V V U JiXvvC/V' Standard Varnishes, Laquerete
Colors in oil and Japan, Carriage,
Wagon, Floor and House and Barn Paints. Machine Oil, Creosote,
Shingle Stain, Raw and Boiled Oil, Gilsonite and Evencoat for patent
roofing and tin roofs. Sanikal Wall Coating in all colors.
rr P ElfSIW
Carbolineum
Prevents rot and decay. A remedy against all vermin, $1.25 per
gallon. Also a new line of Wall Paper. Latest designs at reasonable
prices. Call and examine.
Fre d J. Fick, Contractor and Builder.
J
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Charles F. Dunfoi d M
DR AY AGE
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water.
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
Harry buy
Benj. M. Collin»
County Seat
Real Estate Office
For some of the choicest bargains in real
estate. Some of the best orchard and farm­
ing lands, improved and unimproved, in the
Rogue River Valley; also a number of
choice stock and alfalfa ranches in the
Applegate River Valley.
We have the choicest residence property in
the city . e will rent your property and
collect your rents at reasonable rates. List
your property with us.
Office in
Farmers and
Fruitgrowers Bank,
Jacksonville, Oregon
Luy & Collins