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JACKSONVILLE POST
Uli.' Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
I
new case .;
BUSINESS CARDS.
State of Oregon vs. O. F. Horne.
Criminal complaint. Tianscript from
Justice Docket Ashland.
GUS
NEWBURY
E. C. Aylor et al vs. M. E. Bryant ¡
and J. M. Morris. Action to recover
Attorney-at-Law
money.
( .mplaint filed
Affidavit
and undertaking for attachment. 1 Will Practise in All Courts in the’State
Writ issued.
MEDFORD,
OREGON.
May Smith et al vs. Jame3 B. Smith.
Action to recover money. Complaint
filed. Affi lavit and undertaking for
1). W. BAGSHAW
attachment.
Win nie G. Lowe vs. Walter L. LoWe. NOTARY ¡PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
Suit for divorce. Complaint filed.
Fire Insurance
Summons.
Office
with
Jacksonville Post
C> W. 1 alm vs. J. B. Jones et al.
Suit to quiet title. Complaint filed. JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
Affidavit an! order for publication of
summons.
Fred J. Fick vs. Laura J Fick.
DR. T. T. SHAW
Suit for divorce. Complaint filed,
Affidavit and order for publication of
Dentist.
summons.
Elmer E. Bagley et al vs. Sarah Office in’Ryan Building, California St,
Robinso 1 et al. Suit to quiet title.
Upstairs'
Complaint filed.
OREGON
Medford Lodge No. 83, I. O. O. F. JACKSONVILLE
vs. B. F> Adkins et al. Injunction
suit. Complaint, affidavit, under
taking, motion and injunction order.
THE COURT HOUSE
Items of Interest to Jackson Coun’y
Tax Payers
MARRIAGE LICENSES
E. R. Gall and Nettle Fleming.
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at .the county seat of Jackson
Behjamih Harrison and Lizzie Carr.
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor.
Frank J. Teel and Margaret Galligher.
F. W. Murray and Mabel Darling.
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
C. E. Roach and Leta May Silver.
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
John Themas Long and Laura E.
Davison.
Leslie O. Tidkefior artd Ella Anderten.
SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1911
George C. Spencer and Josephine
Palmateer.
Joseph Henry Devereaux and Bessie
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on
Burlingham.
application.
Elliott Sheets and Inez Cole.
GALL-FLEMING —At the court house
in Jacksonville, Oregon, Wednesday,
June 14, 1911, by Judge J. R. Neil;
E R. Gall and Nettie Fleming.
HARRISON-CARR —At the house of
C. Carr, Wednesday, June 14, 1911,
by G. Fi Wertz, J. P.; Benjamin
Harrison and Lizzie Carr.
TEEL-GALL1GHER—At Jackson ville,
Oregon, Thursday, June 15, 1911, by
Henry G. Dox, J. P.; Frank J. Teel
and Margaret Galligher.
MURRAY-DARLING—At the court
house 1T1 Jacksonville, Oregon, Friday,
Juue 15, 1911, by Judge J. II. Neil;
F. W. Murray and Mabel Darling.
IIOACH-SILVER —At the court house
in Jacksonville, Oregon, Saturday,
June 17, 1911, by Judge J. R. Neil;
C. E. Roach and Leta May Silver.
TICHENOR-ANDEKTON-At the M.
E. parsonage, in Ashland, Oregon,
Sunday, June 18, 1911, by Rev. H.
J. Van Fossen; Leslie O. Tichenor
and Elia Anderton.
SPENCER-PALMATEER -¡At Ash
land, Oregon, S inday, June 18, 1911,
by Rev. H. J. Van Fossen; George
C. Spencer and Josephine Palmateer.
DEVEREAUX - BURLINGHAM - At
the court house in Jacksonville. Ore
gon, Monday, June 19, 1911, by Judge
J. R. Neil; Joseph Henry Devereaux
and Bessie Burlingham.
SHEETS-COLE -At the court house
in Jacksonville, Oregon, Monday,
June 19, 1911, by Judge J. R. Neil;
Elliott Sheets and Inez Cole.
II. K. HANNA
Lawyer
' office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
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PROBATE COURT
THE NEW CHARTER.
Estate of D. R. White, deceased.
Inventory and appraisement filed.
In the matter of the estate of Lucy
V. Chandler, deceased. Order ap
pointing July 27, 1911, as the date of
final settlement.
Estate of George H. Haskins, de
ceased. Order appointing administra
tor and appraisers.
In the matter of the estate of Ella
B. Deane, deceased. Order appoint
ing appraisers.
Estate of Hans Ki Helland, deceased.
Order appointing appraisers.
In the matter of the estate of Harry
McCue, deceased. Order appointing
appraisers.
In the matter of the estate of Eliza
beth A. Mills, deceased. Inventory
and appraisement tiled.
ENCAMPMENT AT ASHLAND.
The result of the election Wednesday was a victory
for the progressive forces; the charter submitted by the
Grand Arm-, Will Give Comrades
council receiving 112 votes for its adoption, while only 20
a Rousing Reception.
were cast against it, some of those who voted No did so
by mistake, hence the majority for the charter should
Plans are being made by the local
have been one or two larger.
G. A. k. Post, assisted by kindred as
sociations and the Commercial Club,
One or two persons it is said opposed the charter be
for the entertainment of the several
cause it provides for the appointment of the marshal anc
hundred old soldiers and their friends
expected at the state encampment to
street commissioner by the council instead of electing
be held here on the 27th, 28th and 29th
them by popular vote as under the old charter. This
of this month.
we believe is a step forward toward the commission form
Arrangements have been made for
the reception of the visiting veterans
of government; anyway it is the proper method and is
on Tuesday, the 27th. They will be
used in most cities of the United States, and has proved
met at the station by the reception
committee and taken in autos to head
very satisfactory. The principal objection alleged against
quarters, probably at Armory Hall,
this method is that it gives the mayor and council power
where rooms will be assigned. The
CIRCUIT COURT
to remove such officers at pleasure, etc.; this is no valid
same evening there will bo an address
C. W. Palm vs. J. B. Jones et al. of welcome by Mdydr Neii and a rc:
reason whatever, while it is true that appointive officers Order
for publication of summons.
spouse by one of the visiting delegates.
can be removed at the pleasure of the power appointing Fred J. Fick vs. Laura J. Fick. This
will be fillowed by a program of
them, it seems to us that this is, in the case in point, a Suit for divorce. Order for publication music and recitations.
The veterans will hold their busi
decided advantage rather than an objection. As the of summons.
Triplett & Son vs. W. M. McCormick ness meetings during the day and the
mayor and council are responsible for the welfare, safety, et al. Order discontinuing action and evenings will then be given up to
entertairment. Wednesday evening
etc. of the city and its inhabitants and are also charged discharging attachment.
a cantata will given. This is under
R.
P.
Edgington
and
M.
F.
Edging
with the supervision of the streets and highways within
ton vr. Martha L. Gillette, Leave the direction of Mr. Freeburg. ^fter
the corporate boundaries it is only just and right that the granted to change names of parlies the business session of tho third con
vention day has been concluded, a
power to appoint, with the right to remove these officers defendant.
banquet will be giver, followed by
J.
W.
Dunlap
vs.
Walter
Moore,
be given to the council, as provided in the new charter.
toasts and music.
Order allowing withdrawal of motion
and granting defendant further time
in which to file answer.
The amendment proposed by the initiative petition Mrs. Margaret Thom vs. F. L.
was defeated by a vote of 107 to 32. This was as it Stewart et al. order dismissing writ.
should be: the present boundaries of the town were estab Minnie C. Hunter vs. John C. Hunter.
Divorce, Order of default. Decree
lished by an act of legislature in 1889, and after existing granted.
for 22 years there is no good reason why the corporate A. G. Croy vs. Urania Checsman.
area should be deminished now. This seems to be the Default order and degree of fore-
view taken by most of the voters Wednesday, and their closure.
In matter of applicatisn of C. E.
decision will doubtless be accepted as final.
Kirk to register title. Default order,
W. T. Grieve et al vs. Lizzie A.
Littlefield et al. Order approving ra-
The election is over, now drop all petty quarrels and port of referee and discharging re
get in line for the improvement and progress of our city. feree.
Charles Kazuly vs. Abbie Morley
Speak a good word for your home town in season and out Glaize.
Order allowing defendant to
of season. Have faith in its future and show that faith withdraw demurrer and granting time
in whicn to answer.
by your ,works.
Claire Morey vs. Crater Lake Laun-
[dry Co. . Order dismissing action.
C. Cunningham vs. C. D. Wilson
al. C
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Order
dismissing cause without I
costs I to either nartv,
party.
Advertise in The Post
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delegates through the valley from i
Ashland to Medford, which will be
one of the enjoyable features of the
convention, are well under way. The
Medford post is co-operating in this
and auto owners of tho two citie«
will give the use of their cars for this
purpose. It is intended to send the |
delegates away with a first-hand idea
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