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- }i :■ JACKSONVILLE POST-: ASKED TO QUIT WORK. Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat County, Oregon. D. W. B aqshaw , Editor. Petition circulated asking that of Jackson Honor men be laid off. __________ 1 i We have taken over I Entered as second-class matter June 22, 19Q7, at the post office at Jacksonville, Oregon, under Aot of Congress Of March 3. 1879. T. E. ^ot longer oi this city is circu lating a petition to the tolinty court SATURDAY. MARCH 23. 1912 asking that Westville, honof Cai»|J SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising*rates furnished on No. 1, be abandoned and the meii returned to Salem. Mr Pott eager application. states that the move was instituted taxpayers who believe that convict We publish this week the announcements of Geo. W. by labor is proving too expensive to the Dunn, Chauncey Flory, H. K. Hanna, W. T. Grieve, and county. Pottenger refuses to divulge N. L. Narregan, candidates for County Judge, Recorder, the Mr. names of the taxpayers wl.C Prosecuting Attorney, Assessor, and County Clerk, re launched the movement, spectively. These gentlemen are each seeking the nom According to the men who are in touch with the work done ination on the republican ticket and are doubtless all well closely by the honor men, the work is the qualified to fill the offices to which they aspire. Of course cheapest ever done on roads in this there will be rival candidates for the nominations in most county, it costing an average of 75 a day to clothe, feed and pay cases but so far there seems to be no opposition to the cents the men.—Mail Tribun«. nomination of Messrs. Hanna, Grieve, Narregan. -------- •-------- TWO OFFICIAL OPINIONS. While the “Colonels” of the Medford and Ashland papers are carrying on their wordy war in which pet names applied to each in turn, seem to be the principal By Attorney General, of interest to Many. missiles used, it is up to the thinking voters of the county to get down to the merits of the case and study the qualifications and reputations of the respective candidates Salem, Or., March 20.—That when ever a corporation transacts through, as well as the motives of their henchmen. its agents, business in a state, it is the business of the I I I ■.) Nunan- Taylor Co ! I And will do business I 'X I*« at the Old Stand Call and s'Ce us I I amenable to the state laws, is the State of Oregon vs C. W. Stockam. opinion rendered by Attorney-General i Two indictments for selling liquor fo Crawford today. The Secretary of State was in doubt as to whether an Item« of Intereat to Jackson County j a minor. Grand jury found true bills.' action mignt be commenced against a State of Oregon vs M. A. Finney, corporation by serving its secretary, Tax Payera ' and State of Oregon vs Mark Finney. when it has no attorney iu fact, and Same. MARRIAGE LICENSES the opinion holds that he "can do so, as State of Oregon vs Daniel Mahar, the corporation, the moment ¡t trans Clyde Lorraine Smith and Bessie and State of Oregon vs Dan Mahar. acts business in this state, becomes Howard. Same. amenable to its laws. In response to a Evarett E. Edsall and Edna M. Hol State of Oregon vs Andrew Coffman request from the Superintendent of man. ' ■ John McKee and Wilbur Coffman. Umatilla County, the Attorney-General rendered an opinion that a person hold E. H. Browillard and Mary B. Cold Charged with larceny of an animal. ing a diploma from a normal school Grand jury teturnej a true bill. well. is not qualified as candidate for Coun CIRCUIT COURT State of Oregon vs M. F. Cornett. ty School Superintendent, but must Valna Webster vs F. W. Wait. Or Indictment:—Pointing a gun at anoth have a state certificate. For rheumatism yon will find nothing bet Halcyon Days. er. Grand jury returned a true biil. ter than Chamberlain*» Liniment. der dismissing cause. The seven days preceding and tho ----------- e®»----------- and see how aille Jckly it give« relief The defendants, S. W. Blane, indict seven days following the winter sol W. M. Smith vs City of Medford. sale by all dealtet. Washington Letter. stice were called by the ancients "hal ' " ,te*‘ Order dismissing cause without costs ed for forgery; Charles Lean, larceny; I . cyon days.” This phrase is derived Stockam, Finney and Mahar, selling to either party. S. C. WHITTIKGTOH £. c. wocstrf, from n fable which sets forth that Ilal- liquor to a minor; Andrew Coffman, Stcy. and Trena. £««. >»( Mn». T. J. Parton vb J. M. Rader et al. John McKee and Wilbur Coffman, Washington, D. C., March 20—If eyono. a princess who grieved so deep ly fortlie loss at sea of her spouse, was ■■ . j Order dismissing cause and allowing larceny of an animal; and M. F. there is any way to escape interven sent thither in pity in the form of a plaintiff his costs. . v.,, tion by the United States Government, R ogue R iver V alley Cornett, for pointing a ^un at another, halcyon bird or kingfisher. According *with honow in the Mexican imbroglio, to tho legend, the halcyon bird had I have just seceivad a ship M. E. Root vs Frank H. Hall et al. will be pul on trial next i^eek. The A bstract -T itle C o Order allowing lefendents further case of Scholtz et al, vs Geo. L.. X>aV- jil m»y be depended on that both the during the time of breeding the power 1 President and Congress will seize on X • '“ti.-l ia et al, is still on trial as we 'go' to «¡11 «oir.a an of lullbig the waves, and it was be- ment of the latest patterns time in which to answer. or, that way. (I ncorporated ) Hayed,?! this time the sea was altVnys o,. .4. t.'„t State of Oregon vs James A. Pow press- The situation in the southern Repub calm qnd might be navigated in per in all the leading styles of . V . _> PROBATE COUHT ers. Grand jury returned “Not a true lic seems hourly to be growing more fect security. Experience, of course, On'y new up-to-date, Abstract bill” and defendent discharged from In the matter of the estate of James menacing to foreigners within its dispelled this fable; but, like many an Wall Paper and now have Plant in Jackson County. custody. Cook deceased. Order for sale of real I boundaries. The struggle going on other old world story, it has left behind It a distorted meaning. In this caso the largest and most com Medford Coal & Mining Co. vs Snnny- property. there is likely to continue for a long Bell Phone Jacksonville II. the connection between the o||l and the side Coal & Coke Co. Order deny nig time, for the country is large, means Home Phone Jackson 2066 Estate of Jacob A. Lyon deceased. new significance is clear, for the term, plete stock in Southern motion. Me l ford, Pacific Main 2511 Order to pay bequest to Oda L. Wag of communication are imperfect and onco expressive of peace and calm the government seems to be but in upon the waters, Is equally expressive G. H. Carner et al »s Paul S. Selby I goner. Medford, Home 356 Oregon. - ■ V ‘ adequately equipped to cope with the of tranquillity upon the sea of life. et a). Order of dismissal. Same. Order fixing time and place Jacksonville, Oregon San ¿'ranciseo Mercantile Union vs revolutionists. of final settlement. Ths Lump Fish. Not only are American interests in Prices Lower E. S. Morton et al. Order bringing ip Did you ever lienr of the lump fish? In the matter of the estate of Cath- Mexico imperiled, but many business now parties' defendant. Than the Lowest erire Ralls, deceased. Order appont- interests not in the country are men- Well, it’s a i>eculiar species found In Helen O. Dillon vs A. Louise Bea- i salt water. This strange fish possesses aesd. However, this government is ing Catherine McDougall as ndminis- com et al. brder granting defendents I a sucker formed b.v two ventrr.l (Ins. further time'fn which to file bill of ex-1 tratrix and fixing bond in sum of ¿2000. taking every means at its command to which are so shaped that when the bring about better conditions, and to fish reclines on a rock the fins act ns ception«. Estate of W. II. Caine deceased. make the sending of troops across the suckers and hold it firmly. As soon ns Order fixing day for final settlement. G. Loud vs Gold Ray Realty Co. et border unecessary. the eggs are deposited in shallow pits al. Order withdrawing demurrer and In tho matter of the estate of between stones, the female feeling ordering reference to take testimony. Rebecca Eggleston deceased. that she has done her part, deserts Oytler them and the male nt once nssumes Edward Worman vs Harry Silver et appointing administrator with the will Does Not Lick Its Stamps charge and guards the eggs until they •I. Order of default and decree. annexed. hatch out and then the young until Carrie Minard vs W. F. Minard. Estate of Henry Harrison Triplett If you were an office boy a id had to they nre able to take care of them Decree. ; deceased. Order appointing appraisers. lick an average of 243,000 postage selves, In moving round he is closely Henry S. Scales vs John Tupper ct In the matter of the examination of stamps every month how long do you followed by the numerous family which has given rise to the term “hen al. Order for publication of summons. I Elin C-. Curry for insanity. Order suppose that your tongue would last? | and chickens." At times they attach dismissing thn complaint and dis Crater Lake Lumber Co. vs L. R. Do you think that one office boy could themselves to the sides of their pnrent James. Order of default. Judgment I charging frem custody. Back to the Farm is now the slogan and the low do it? The Southern Pacific Company by their sucking disks, thus presenting for plaintiff in sum of $119.71. Official bond of George Jones, su uses this many stamps every thirty a singular appearance. Beffie Heinz vs Edward Heinz, Or- pervisor of Road Dist. No. 1. filed days and while one boy in the general i and approved. der of default. Elasticity of Conscience. offices of the company at San Francis I In the majority of cases conscience co does not place all of them on envel Hutchison & Lumsden vs Ernest A. Is an elastic and very flexible article, opes, he has to perforate the initials From Middle and Eastern po -tionsof the United States Hefler. Order dismissing cause. married on each stamp before they nre distri which will bear a deal of stretching Crater Lake Lumber Co. vs R. To OREGON AND THE NORTHWEST ami adapt Itself to n great variety of Browillard Coldwell At the M. E. buted from the treasurer’s office. Gray. Default order. Judgment circumstances. Some people, by pru prevailing daily parsonage in Jacksonville. Oregon dent management tyid leaving It off plaintiff in sum of $321.95 and cost Tuesday, March 16, 1912, by Rev. piece b.v piece, like a flannel waistcoat suit. Chas H. Johnston; Everett H. Brow Paint the vinegar barrel, hoops and In warm weather, even contrive in Charles W. Watkins vs Lydia Han- illard and Mary Caldwell, both of all, and save them from rusting off time to dispense with It altogether, over the eon Spanos. Order confirming sale of but there be others who can assume and making a mess in the cellar. Hilt, Calif. real property. > When dressing poultry do not waste the garment and throw it off at pleas ure. and this, being the greatest and G. D. Stowell vs Butte Falls Lum the feet. Place them in boiling water bar Co. Order deuying motion to County Treasurer’s Thirty-Ninth for a few minutes, and the skin and most convenient improvement, is the one most In vogue.—From Dickens' to «trike from answer. nails will come off easily. They make “Old Curiosity Shop." Call. a delicious bit of soup or jelly. * J. B Wood vs W. W. Gregory. Mo- /SUNSET IOGDEN&SHASTA His Paying Powers. tten of defendant to strike from the T ROUTES 1 Old Gotrox — I don't think much of complaint of pleintiff, sustained. State of Oregon, County of Jackson That Was Diff«r«nt. that young Dudelelgh who poses ns a Adolph Scholtz et al, vs Geo. L. Treasury Department. Mrs Tittle-What a beautiful world pnrlor ornament around here occasion Jacksonville, Oregon March 16th, It must have been when there were Davis et al. Trial of case began Tues ally. Pretty Daughter—Why, pa, he 1912. day and on account of tho absence of only Adam and Kve In It! There was PV* me the loveliest compliments. a material witness was continued until ' Notice is hereby given that there ar» nobody lo say nasty things about them. Old Gotrox—Yes. and that's all he Wednesday whan the taking of tcati- I funds on hand for redemption of the Mrs Tattle—Bat. then, they hud no wna ever known to pay, so fnr ns I can mony was resumed. S'ill on trial Fri-1 following county warrants, numbers body to tnlknbout Mrs. Tittle-Well. I learn.—Exchn nge. is the best i m¿am of carrying it out 6062, 6053 and 6054, protested on the guess, after all. the world has Improved day. Fares from since their time.—Exchange. Consolation. State of Oregon vs S. W . Blane. 18th day ol February (910. Also coun CHICAGO "They say she is devoted to ber bus ty warrants numbers 6045. 6046, 6047. Indicted for forgery, Grand jury re ST. LOUIS band and baby." Just a Change In Words. 32.00 6048 and 6049. protested on U»» 19th. turned a true bill. OMAHA "Yes, poor thing! She hasn't taken a Young Clerk—Ho yon like to stand 25.00 day of February 1910. KANSAS CITY State of Oregon vs Charles Leon. hi front of the store and aee the crowds prise at a bench show for three years!" 25.00 Interest ceases on the above called go by? Old Merchant—Ko. but I like -thick. ST. PAUL ____ Indfcted for larceny. Grand jury re 25.00 warrants the date of the first publica to stand tn the back of our store and turned a true bill. From other cities correspondingly low tion of this notiee which is March 19th, see the crowds come buy.— Exchange. The Keynote. Colonist k ares are WEST BOUND only. bjt the» can he / Same vs ssme. Indictment, larceny 1912. Knicker—1 thought simplicity was to any point. If you have friends or relatives i i t" F,?P ? ZS?™ in a building. A true bill. be the keynote of your gowns. Mrs JAS. M. CRONEMILLER. Selfish. back to the Farm.” you can deposit the v si. 'of th • fr7^ >. * GH Flub—And you say you ure satisfied Knicker—It Is I have »imply got to State of Oregon vs Peter Lobis. Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon. Chsrgod with larceny. Grand jury re Jacksonville, Oregon March 16th, to be making only $15 a week? Dub— have them —New York Sun Call on tho undersign j I fx-gi.i intra-No it_> ,• , •. t > ssn ( Ent. Sure If I made more than that some turned "not a true bill”, Defendent 1912. JOH4 M. SI JTr.G-nvil Pawnr r A< ..lt> ,» ) t rL J OCTjy-Y The Usual Course. girt would ■ imie along and want to ordered releaisd from custoday. -—- - - *<•)* — She-What would you ! ■ if you had marry me.-I Its. Stat« of'Oregon vs J. E. Glover. MINERS NOTICENolicc of Location uiouey enough to supf!i >ur needs? Charged withsMsult. Not a trn« Wil. H>te* ^sartz and Placer, for sale at this The beat kind of repent a no- I« not He—I'd make a lot more to supply my j office, JACKSONVILLE POST. wants.-Variety Life I Defendant discharged. doing It again.—Charlea F. Untasi, THE COURT HOUSE , Taylor- Williams Company Wall Paper Largest Stock Best Prices j Fred J. Fick I Colonist Fares March 1 to April 15, 1912 t HA moo Advertise in the Jacksonville Post I t* 'dt y ¡4
