SECOND SUMMONS
Jacksonville, in the sail coun’y and state as
aforesaifi.
There arc no adjoin! »g or con “ic’ing claims
Any and all persons cla ming adversely any
port.on of said placer mir.e or surface ground are
required to file their adverse claims with the
Register of the United States Laud Office at
Roseburg. Oregon, in the PoseburgIumd District,
during the sixty .lays period of publication here­
of or they will be barred by virtue of the provis­
ions of the statute.
BEN J. F. JONES,
Register.
I
1). \¥. BAGSHAW
weekly and regularly in JreksonviUo, Jackdon
C >unty, Oregon, and of genera) cireu*atk>n
throughout said County and State, under en I by
FOR I HE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
virtue of an order of tho H ¿norable Frank M.
Anna Caton Hopper, Plaintiff.
Aitoracv at Law
Ci’lkim. judg-i »f th»« above entitled court which
vs.
raid
order
wad
made
in
chambers
on
the
27th
Emery Dou 'lass Hopper, Defendant.
day of October. 191*; the said summons under and
To Emery Douglass hopper, the abova narre»!
by virtu- of sa»d order of publication is published NOTARY PUBLIC AND
By JAMES Q WHARTON
Defendant:
in said newspaper once a week for a period of
I n the N ame of the S tate o ^ O regon , you
Copyright by American Press Asso­
six consecutive weeks and will bo published
are hereby required to : ppear an ! answer the
ciation. 1911.
seven times; the date of the first publication of
con.plaint file 1 against you in the above entitled
Office Hours: ' ^noon 9 to 12
said summons is the 29th day of October, 1911.
Court and cause, on or before the last day of the
/ Afternoon 1:30 io 5
and
the
time
with-
in
which
you.
tho
sai
I
de­
time
prescribed
in
the
order
far
publication
of
Mias Cartright, an Amerlcnn girl
fendants. anti each, every and all thereof are
summons herein, to-wit: on or befors the 22nd
A Better
who had been studying music in Ber­
required to appear herein and answer said com-
day of January, A. D. 1912. said date being the
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
SUMMONS
Bak ini Powder
lin. having finished her course there, expiration of six weeks from the date of the first
plaint is within six weeks from the date of the
took a train for Paris, intending, after public ition of t hi • summons. And if you fail to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. said first publication of said summons.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON
replenishing ber wardrobe in that city, so appear and answer, for Wsnt thereof the L. M. Lyon and Cora Lyon his wife. anJ John Dated this the 27th day of October, ¡011,
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
COLVIG & RiSAMES,
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
to proceed to England and thence by prayed for in raid complaint, succinctly stated as H .Hueners, Plaintiffs.
Attorneys for the Plaintiffs.
vs.
steamer to America. Miss Cartriglit follows:
The unknown heirs of James R. Poole, de­
For a decree of the Court forever dissolving
had a German maid with her. with
ceased, the unknown hoirs of John Biffham.
Notice for Publication.
whom she conversed in the German the bonds of matrimony now existing between deceased, the unknown heirs of Arthur Langell.
plaintiff and defendant, and permitting the
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
language.
plaintiff to again resume her maiden
Anna deceased, the unknown heirs of Miles N. Hill,
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
Besides the American girl and her Caton, and for her costs aa J disbursements here­ deceased, the unknown heirs of Frank Brown
or*« a
U
a X V
FRANK ROBISON. Propriel. r
November 17. 1911.
the unknown heirs of C. C. Bodine,
maid, there were in the compartment in, and for such other and further relief as to the deceased,
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
Theodore
J.
Mat
­
deceased, the unknown heirs of Mary A. Harris,
a gentleman who sat directly opposite Court may seem just and equitable.
tingly. of Jacksonville, Oregon, who. on May 21.
This summons is served upon you by publica­ deceased, the unknown heirs of A. Brauns, de­
1909. made Homesteal entry Serial, No. 5065. for
her and two others sitting together at
tion thereof in the Jacksonville Post, pubunhed ceased. the unknown heirs of A. Stroup, deceased, N
HOT OR COLD BATHS
N W Vi, Section 18. Township 38. south.
the other side of the compartment. in Jacksonville. Jackson County. Oregon, in &c- the unknown heirs of J. A. Brunner, deceased
Range 2. west Willamette Meridian, has filed
the
unknown
heirs
of
Herman
Brunner,
deceased
A genl hr
The man who sat opposite was about I cordance with the order for publication thereof
the unknown heirs of It. Brown, deceased, the notice of intention to make Final Commutation
twenty-eight years old. wore n serious | signed Ly the Hon. F. M. Caikins, Judge of the unknown heirs of W. Brown, deceased, the un­ Proof, to establish claim to the land above de­
Medford Domestic Laundry
look on his face and buried hlmse.f In ' above entitled Court, said order being dated on known heirs of John Anderson, deceased, the scribed. before W. H. Canon. United States
4th day of December, A. D. 1911. and requir-
Commissioner, at Medford. Oregon, on the 5th
a book. The two men who snt further I the
unknown
heirs
of
James
Cluggage,
deceased,
ing said summons to be so published at least once
•n were made up after the manner of j a week for six consecutive weeks, in*said paper. the unknown heirs of John S. Drum, deceased, day of January 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: John Crump, of
JACKSONVILLE
London swells. The train had hardly ’ the date of the first publication hereof being the unknown heirs of Thomas Devins, deceased,
OREGON
the unknown heirs of J. G. Emery, deceased, the Jacksonville. Oregon. Charles Dunford, of Jack­
started when one of them said to the I Saturday, the 9th day of December. A. D. 1911.
sonville.
Oregon,
Char
’
es
Dunford
Jr.,
of
Jack*
unknown
heirs
of
A.
Chamber,
deceased,
the
other in English, referring to Mlsa
F. J. NEWMAN.
sonville. Oregon, Richard Ford, of Jacksonville.
Attorney for Plaintiff, Medford, Oregon. unknown heirs of C. F. Wilson, deceased, Wil­ Oregon.
Cartright:
burn C. Buffman. Joshua B. Pool, John Williams,
“She’s the first pwetty German wom­
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
and Minerva Williams, his wife. Nicholas Deisch,
an I’ve seen in this beastly country. „
Register
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
the surviving husband of Mary Deisch. deceased, ;
“How do you know she's German .’’
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON Frank Deisch, Peter A Deisch, Thomas Deisch.
“Haven’t you heard her speaking to
Louis Deisch. and Noel Deisch. the children and i
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Administrator’s Notice.
her maid in the jaw breaking German
In the matter of the estate of James A. Baird, a I heirs at law of the said Mary Deisch. deceased, ■
,
Sallie
Bi Iff er (formerly Sadie Cardwell,) Rose i IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
deceased person.
language?“
"I rather fawncy from her outland­ Notice is hereby givon that II. K. Hanna Jr. Hughes (formerly Rose Cardwell.) Mariah Kahler
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
the administrator of the estate of James A. ' (formerly Mariah Cardwell,) Medora Berry ■ In the matter of the Estate of Rebecca Eggle­
ish costume she’s an Amewlcan.
(formerly
Medora
Cardwell,)
Delia
Fink
(former-
I
“Oh, no; she’s not one o’ those dis- Baird, deceased, has rendered, presented and ly Delia Cardwell.) Laura Fitch (formerly Laura I ston, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
gusting Amewlcans. She's got too filed for settlement in tho abovo entitled court I Cardwell.) Alvin Cardwell, and W. W. Cardwell,
and matter his final account and report of his
have boon appointed by the County Court of
touch chic about her for that.
administration of said estate; and that Saturday the legatees and heirs at law of James A. Card- Oregon for Jackson County administrators of the
“Bhe cawn’t be a German. Of ull the the 26th day of December 1911, at the hour of ten | well, deceased, and of Caroline Cardwell deceas­
of Rebecca Eggleston, deceased. All per­
frightful eweatures I ever met the o'clock a. m. of said day at the courtroom of said ed. Mrs. Edith Hanks and Vivian Cardwell, the estate
sons having cla:ms against said estate are hereby
daughters
and
sole
heirs
at
law
of
Dan
Cardwell,
German women”—
court at the court house in Jacksonville, Jackson
notified to present them duly verified, to the un­
Telephone, Day: Office — Bell 47Ï
“Gentlemen.” interrupted the man County. State of Oregon, has been duly appointed deceased, who was a son of the said James A. dersigned administrators at Glendale.Oregon or to
<<
Cardwell. deceased.
and of
the
said '
and
fixed
by
the
order
of
the
Judge
of
the
above
Residence — Bell 473
with the book, "such discussion of la-
their
attorney
J.
A.
Lemery
at
his
office
in
Ash
­
Caroline Cardwell, deceased. Alice Kane and.;
n
flies of different nationalities 1 b inad­ entitle<l court as the time and place for hearing Mary Delmatter. daughters of A. M. Berry, de­ land, Oregon on or before six months from and
Residence— Home 179L
objections to said account and report and for
missible in a railway carriage."
ceased. Wilkes Berry, the eon of the said A. M. after the first publication of this notice.
thereof and of said estate.
The date of the first publication is November
“Beg pawdon,” said one of tho Lon­ settlement
MEDFORD, OREGON
All persons interested in said estate are hereby Berry, deceased, and also all other parties un­ 11. 1911.
doners; "we didn’t know you understood notified that all objections to said account and known claiming any right, title, estate, lien or
JOSEPH
A.
JACQUES.
English. But you might as well under­ report or any item thereof must be filed on or be- I interest in the real estate described in the com­
SIDNEY JACQUES,
stand first as last that an Englishman fore the date and time aforesaid, to-wit; Decern- ' plaint herein. Defendants. Suit in Equity to Administrators of the estate
Rebecca Eggleston,
Quiet Title to Real Property.
expresses his opinions wherever he la. ber 23th, 1911 at 10 o’clock a. m.
deceased.
Date of first publication hereof is December; To all of the unknown heirs of James R. Poole,
Tho British empire extends around tlie
deceased to all of the unknown heirs of John
glqbe; therefore a British subject Is al­ 2nd 1911.
Bigham, deceased, to all of the unknown heirs of i
H.
K.
HANNA
JR.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under Ex­
ways at home; therefore ho has a right
Administrator of the estate of tha above named Arthur Langeil, deceased, to all of the unknown
to aay wbat he likes.”
heirs of Miles N. Hill, deceased, to all of the un­
ecution.
decedent.
“So he has if he chooses to take the
known heirs of Frank Brown, deceased, to all of
Clyde Shaw, Plaintiff.
the unknown heirs of C. C. Bodine, deceased, to
consequences. You have Insulted this
vs.
SUMMONS.
lady, though I presume sho doesn't un­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, all of the unknown heirs of Mary A. Harris, de- Opp Mining Company, an Oregon corporation
I
ceased,
to
all
of
the
unknown
heirs
of
A.
Brauns,
derstand English and is therefore un­
and Jackson County Bank, an Oregon corpora-
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
■ deceased, to all of the unknown heirs of A. 1
i tion. Defendants.
aware of the fact. I am glad that she G. Loud, Plaintiff,
|
Stroup,
deceased,
to
all
of
the
unknown
heirs
of
J
vs.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND OR-
does not, for I propose to call you to
J. A. Brunner, deceased, to all of the unknown
account for your conduct, and I prefer The Gold Ray Renity Company, a corporation. heirs of Herman Brunner, deceased, to all of the l DER OF SALE duly issued by the Clerk of the
The Grants Pass Ranking and Trust Company, a
Circuit Court of the County of Jackson. State of
that she should not know that I am corporation.
The Enterprise Mining Company, a unknown heirs of R. Brown, deceased, to all of
dated the 3rd day of November, 1911 in a
acting in her behalf. Ploase apologize corporation. Condor Water and Power Company, the unknown heirs of W. Brown, deceased, to all Oregon,
certain action in the Circuit Court for said
to mo for what you havo said about n corporation, Walter S. Brown. C. E. Ray and of the unknown heirs of John Anderson, deceas­ County and State wherein *yde Shaw as plaintiff
ed, to al) of the unknown heirs of James Clugg-
her.’*
Frank H. Ray, W. A. Jones and W. C. Hale,
recovered judgment against Opp Mining Com­
age, deceased, to all of tho unknown heirs of
"I make no apologies to any one.
Defendants.
pany. a corporation, in plaintiff’s first cause of
John
S.
Drum,
deceased,
to
all
of
the
unknown
“Then will you Inform me where you To The Enterprise Mining Company, a corpora­ heirs of Thomas Devine, deceased, to all of the suit for the sum of One hundred seventy and
tion.
and
Walter
S.
Brown;
—
10-100 Dollars ($170.10) with interest thereon
can be found on the arrival of this
unknown heirs of J. G. Emery, deceased, to all of
I n the N ame of the S tate of O regon , you
from the 14th day of August. 1911 at the rate of 6
train at its destination T'
are hereby required to appear and answer the the unknown heirs of A. Chambers, deceased, to per cent per annum and for the further sum of
“At tho Hotel de L, Paris,” replied complaint filed against you in the above entitled all of the unknown heirs of C. F. Wilson, deceas­
Fifty Dollars ($50.00) attorneys fees and upon
the Englishman, taking a card from a suit within ten days from the date of service ed. to all of the heirs of each, every and all of plaintiffs second cause of suit for the sum of
case liearlug the name of tho Marquis upon you if served within Jackson County, Ore­ I said decedents; to William C. Buffman, to Joshua Four hundred thirteen and 20-100 Dollars ($413.20)
of Butterton. The card be received In gon. or within twenty days from the date of ser­ B. Poole. John Williams and Minerva Williams with inuerest thereon from the 14th day of Aug­
exchange bore tho name Baron Ilol- vice if served within any other county within the his wife, to Nicholas Deisch the surviving hus­ ust. 1911 at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
State of Oregon, and if service upon you be had band of Mary Deisch. deceased, to Frank Deisch, and the further sum of Sixty Dollars ($60.00) at­
landsek.
Peter A. Deisch. Thomas Deisch, Louis Deisch,
"Well, Baron Rollandsck," aal<l the by publication of summons, then within six and Noel Deisch. the children and heirs at law of torneys fees and upon plaintiffs third cause of
weeks
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
of
suit for the sum of Two hundred seventy-one
Britisher, "1 fawncy 1 can satisfy you
Begin Jan. 3, Continue Four Weeks
upon you. which date of first publican the said Mary Deisch, decsased. to Sallie Bilger, and 40-100 Dollars ($271.40) with interest thereon
that we Englishmen are not to be summons
(formerly
Sallie
Cardwell),
to
Rose
Hughes
tion is Saturday. December 2. 1911. and the last
from the 14th day of August, 1911 at the rate of 6
frightened by you Germans In any date of publication and the last date for your (formerly Roso Cardwell), to Mariah Kahler per cent per annum and tho further sum of
Every citizen of Oregon ;.s cordially invited to
event."
attend the short courses of the Oregon Agricul­
appearance herein is January 13. 1912. and you (formerly Mariah Cardwell), to Delia Fink (form­ Fifty Dollars ($50.00) attorneys fees and upon
tural College, beginning Jan. 3. Eleven distinct­
Mias Cartright had been pretending are notified that if you fail to appear and answer erly Delia Cardwell) to Laura Fitch (formerly plaintiffs fourth cause of suit for the sum of
ive courses will be offered in Agriculture, Me­
to understand not a word of this dia­ to the complaint filed against you in said Court Laura Cardwell), to Alvin Cardwell, being the ! Three hundred forty-seven and 45-100 Dollars
legatees and heirs at law of James Cardwell, de­
chanic Arts, Domestic Science and Art.Commerce
logue, but the moment the name Hol­ and cause within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff ceased,
($347.45) with interest thereon from the 7th day
and the legatees and heirs at law of Car­
Forestry and Mnsic. Every course is designed
la ndaek was spoken her manner will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for oline Cardwell, deceased, to Alice Kane and to of September, 1911 at the rate of 6 per cent per
to HELP the 3tudent in his daily work. Make
in the complaint, vix:
annum and the further sum of Fifty Dollars
changed.
this a pleasant and profitable winter outing. No
For judgment against the defendant. Walter also all other parties unknown claiming any ($50.00) attorneys fees and upon plaintiffs fifth
"Baron, are you the Heidelberg man
tuition.
Reasonable accommodations.
For
S. Brown, on the twenty-seven causes of suit in right, title, estate, lien or interest either in or to cause of suit for the sum of Thirty-two and 20-100
I have heard so much about through the complaint set forth for the total sum of the real estate described in the complaint herein, Dollars ($32.20) with interest thereon from the
beautiful illustrated bulletin, address
H. M. TENNANT. Registrar, Corvallis, Ore.
the Ehrenstelns of Berlin?"
$2906.53. principal and attorney's fees, besides and herein described, the above named defend­ 7th dayx of September. 1911 at the rate of 6 per
"They are my friends,” said the bar­ interest as In the complaint set forth, and that ants;
cent per annum and for the further sum of
FARMER’S BUSINESS COURSE BY CORRESPONDENCE
In
the
name
of
the
State
of
Oregon;-
You
and
on, evidently astonished at her spook­ the liens set forth in the complaint be foreclosed
Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) attorneys fees and for
and that the r<al property therein described, each of you are hereby required to appear in the the further sum of Thirty-three Dollars ($33.00)
ing English.
above entitled court and cause within ten days
vix:
The
North
Vi
of
the
Southwest
Vi
and
the
costs
and disbursements, said judgment being
"Doubtless you ars the same. This
from the date of the service of this summons up­
gentleman probably doesn't know that South Mr of the Northwest Vi. all in Section 16. on you if the same be serve! within Jackson enrolled and docketed in the Clerk’s office of said
36 South. Range 4 West. Willamette
Court if*the 31st day of October, 1911.
you were conqueror with the small Township
Meridian, in Jackson County, Oregon, and the County, Oregon, or if served within any other
Public notice is hereby given, that I will, by |
sword In all tho student duels of your personal nroperty. equipment and appurtenances county within Oregon, then within twenty days virtue said execution and order of sale, on the
from
the
date
of
the
service
o^
this
summons
up
­
year at Iloldelberg. I am very much connected with said real property lie sold in the
9th day of December. 1911 at the front door of the
obliged to you for your defense of me, manner provided by law for sale of real property on you. or if served upon you by publication of Court house in Jacksonville, in said County at 2
summons,
then
on
or
before
the
expiration
of
six
but It Is not necessary. We Americans on lien foreclosure, and that the proceeds there­
o'clock P. M. of said day sell at public auction to
weeks from the date of the first publication of
aro the only nation of the world that of be applied to the payment of the sums found said
the highest bidder for cash the following des­
summons,
and
you
and
each
of
you
will
take
has ever successfully resisted British due to the plaintiff, principal, interest, attorney's notice that if you fail to so appear and answer cribed property, to-wit:-
tyranny, and we have lost nothing since fees and his coats and disbursements, and that said complaint within said time that the plaint­ The north half of the north-west quarter and |
upon such sale each of the defendants be for­
the north half of the north-east quarter and the |
Cornwallis surrendered to General ever
barred and foreclosed of all right, claim and iffs herein will take a decree against you and
Washington." Then, turning to the equity of redemption in and to said premises and each of you for the relief prayed for in the com­ south-east quarter of the north-east quarter of
Section 36 in Township 37 South of range 3 West
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
Englishmen: "Gentlemen, 1 can under­ every part thereof, and that tho plaintiff have plaint, to-wit;
For a decree in favor of the plaintiffs herein of the Willamette Merid’an, excepting from the I
stand your dislike to apologizing to auch other and further relief as is equitable.
all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
said
described
land,
however,
a
tract
of
about
Baron Itollandsek. but I am quite sure This summons ia published by order of the and against the defendants and each, every and five acres, more or less, known a9 the Martin I
too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
thereof, that the plaintiffs herein. L. M.
you will not object to apologizing to a Honorable J. R. Neil. County Judge for Jackson all
Lyon and Cora Lyon his wife, are the owners in Lais tract, which tract ia located in the NEV« of i
womau. Not that I care for an apology County. Oregon, made and entered Nove nr ber fee simple of all of the following described tract the NW V a of the NW *4 of the aforesaid section; '
on my own account, but that It will Dec. 2. 1911. ordering publication thereof in the of realty, lying and being situated in Jackson I and also the north-west quarter of the north­
Jacksonville Post, a newspaper of general circu­
settle this matter without the necessity lation published at Jacksonville, in Jackson County. Oregon, and being more particularly de­ west quarter of Section 31 in Township 37, South
of Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian. ;
for any further making a mountain out County, Oregon, for a period of six successive scribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at an iron pin situated 495 feet north and also the following described tract of land. '
of a mole bill.”
weeks.
ft
of the southwest corner of Donation Land Claim to-wit:- Beginning at the south-east corner of
"I don’t recognise the baron’s right,”
Dated this 2nd day of December. 1911.
No. 90 (Pool D. L. C.) in Township 37 South of the south-west quarter of Section 25. Township I
said the marquis. ”to criticise my ac-
H. D. NORTON.
37 South of Range 3 West of the Willamette ■
tlou in any eTent”
Attorney for Plaintiff. Range 2 west of the Willamette Meridian, thence 1 Meridian; thence north 2.35 chains, more or less'
East 1857.30 feet; thence North Odegrees 32 min- !
“Vary well," replied Mias Cartright;
utes East 564 feet; thence South 89 degrees 38 I to a point from which the south-east corner of
“he baa shown great delicacy in say­ Notire of Application for U. 8. Patent. I minutes West 775 feet to the center of Middle i T. F. Dugan claim as recorded in Volume 8 at
John - Dunning ton
A. S. Kleinhammer
ing that be would prefer that I should
L. W. SMITH. Applicant.
Street; thence North 0 degrees 16 minutes East page 587 of the Mining Records of the aforesaid
U. S. Land Office. Roseburg. Oregon.
not know he was acting in my defense.
381.80 feet to the south line of the Rogue River i countj and state, bears north 80 degree s west 66 i
'
feet,
thence
north
80
degrees
west
to
said
corner;
|
November 10, 1911. Valley Railroad right of way: thence along said [
Now that he is aware that I have un­
Mineral Application No 07284.
right of way South 68 degrees 1 minute. West thence north on the east line of said Dugsn Claim |
derstood your conversation 1 am quits
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
pursuance
of
the
856.36
feet; thence South 76 degrees 27 minutes to a point situated 2.85 chains south of the north- ]
sure he will at my request withdraw
Act of Congress approved May 10, 1872. L. W. West 292.81 feet; thence South 0 degree 9 min­ east corner of said claim: thence south 80 degrees
that defense.”
Smith, whose poetoffice is Gold Hill. Oregon, has utes. East 6 feet; thence East 130 feet; thence east 21.51 chains to the east boundary line of the
“Only at your command.” aald tho made application for a patent to the Stansell Con- South
0 degree 09 minutes East 254.66 feet: thence south half of the south-west quarter of said
baron, who was by thia time disgust­ solids ted Group of Placer Mines, originally locat­ West 130 feet; thence South 0 degrees 09 minutes Section 25; thence south 5.15 chains to the quarter
ed with tbs position taken by tbs nmr- ed as placer ground by Wm. Ludington January East 290 00 feet to the place of beginning, con­ corner on the line between sections 25 and 36 in
said T wnship and Range; thence west on Sec- ,
quls
12th. 1898. paid location notice being of record in taining 27.5 acres, more or less;
“Then I must command you," ■ftld Volume 10 of Mining Records of Jackson That the plaintiff herein John H. Hueners is in tion In.e 20.17 chains to the place of beginning,
County, Oregon, at page ¡31 thereof, and amended the possession of and entitled to the possession containing 13 acres, more or less, together with |
the lady."
all water rights, water ditches, mills, milling snd ;
“I regret yonr command, but feel location thereof made by W. R. Stansell January of al) of said real property under and by virtue of mining machinery, superstructures, ores, metals
DUNNINGTON & KLEINHAMMER. Propt
23rd. 1905. as the Stansell Consolidated Group of a written contract to purchase the same from
bound to obey it"
Placer Mines, numbered from One to Four in­ hia co-plaintiffs L. M Lyon and Cora Lyon his and concentrates, commonly known as the Opp
This ended the splaode so far as the clusive, said location notices being of record In wife. That none of said defendants have any Mine, located In Jackson County. State of Ore­
Englishmen were concerned.
Miss. Volume 15 of Mining Records of Jackson County, right, title or interest of any kind or nature ( gon.
Cartrlgbt and Baron ltollandsek enter­ | Oregon, at pages 5, 6. 7 and 8 thereof, same be- either in or to any part or portion of any of I Taken and levied upon as the property of the
------- Dealeu In
ed into conversation, the lady cour- I ing surveyed land situated within the Foots the real property herein described; that the said defendants or so much thereof as may be
teoualy addressing him in his native Creek Mining District. Jackson County. Oregon, title to all of said real property, the whole and necessary to satisfy said judgment in favor of
language. He was accorded permis­ in the Roseburg Land District, and which is every part thereof, be quieted in these plaintiffs said named plaintiff againts said named defend­
ants with interest thereon together with all costs
sion to call upon her In Paris and | more fully described according to the official U. herein free from any lien, claim or demand of and disbunementa that have or may accrue.
any kind or nature of any of the defendants ,
followed ber to London. Before she S. Survey thereof as follows. to-wit;-
The Northeast quarter of the Northwest quart­ herein. For a judgment against such of the 1 Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon November 4th.
sailed for America they were betroth­ er and the Southeast quarter of the Northwest defendants herein as shall contest this suit for 1911.
ed.
W. A. JONES. Sheriff.
quarter of Section twenty-five (25), Township plaintiffs' costs and disbursements herein to be
By B.H DOW. Deputy-
Ths baron has sines his marriage thirty-seven (37) South of Range Four (4) Want | taxed, and for such other, further and different*'
a member of the general staff of of the Willamette Meridian. Jackson County. ' relief as to the court shall seem equitable in the
the German army and an aid-do-camp Oregon, eontaing eighty acres, the said group of j premises.
placer mining clains being of record in tho office i This summons is published In tho J m . k < vdie
to jtha emperor. . . _,
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of U m Roeorder of Jackson County, Oregon, at * Poet a weekly newspaper published and issued
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