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:• JACKSONVILLE POST Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor.. Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Live Wires By ANDREW J. WHITNEY Abraham Patterson was a real estato and insurance inan, and Johnny SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on Thracker was his chief clerk, book keeper and man of all work, besides application. taking care of the office, even to sweep ing out Soon after Joliuny went with the real estate man the latter's daugh ter, aged seventeen, came Into the office one morning to get some pin money found Johnny there alone. In this issue appears the notice of proposed assess and This visit was the beginning of a ments for construction of the distribuing system in Dis love affair between her and Johnny. Having found a visit to the office and trict No. 1. The total cost of pipes, hydrants, valves, upon him pleasant, Della came quite often after that, always choosing a fittings, excavation and backfilling is divided among the time when her father was out drum up or attending to business. Mr. property within the district as set out in the resolution ming Pattersou was consequently Ignorant the growing attachment Indeed he adopted last winter. In making this proposed ■ assess of was unmindful of the fact t,hat tils ment the fronting and area of the property were mainly daughter had outgrown her doll, As for Johuny, Pattersou grudged him tbe considered but in a few instances reductions were made '$10 a week salary he paid him. One day Mr. Patterson. Just as he on account of the physical character of the property—the had started In for tbe sale of a piece of estate upon which the commission charter provisions being to the effect that assessments be real See Our Lino of would amount to $1,000. fell ill and was confined to his bed: Down to the office made in proportion to the special and peculiar benefits. came Della with a note from him to Considerable difficulty was experienced in getting Johnny stating that he must give up trying to bring about the trade and so proper descriptions of the various lots, parts of lots and Inform the seller and a buyer to whom be had hoped to sell tbe property. parcels of land; many lots have been sub-divided so as to Johnny read tbe note and pondered. you thinking about?" asked Everything Reduced make smaller tracts of every conceivable size and shape, the “What inquisitive Delia. many of which have never been properly surveyed and “1 was wondering if I could do the Job." the descriptions in the deed records in numerous instances “Of course you can." At that moment Mr. Wardell. the are vague and indefinite, entirely inadequate to enable owner of the property in question. came in and asked if Mr. Paterson was one to locate the property intended to be conveyed. yet down. Johnny replied that he was The assessment, with the exception noted above will a trifle indisposed and wouldn't arrive I till afternoon, but he (Johnny) would average about $75.52 for each 100 x 100 feet lot, or do anything required in the meantime. Jacksonville Oregon "Tell him I've decided to take $40,000 $37.76 for 50 x 100 ft. and are uniform throught the dis for the property.” Wardell went out. and Johnny trict. In addition to the publication of the notice re- and Mr. Delia consulted. The consultation in Della keeping office while fered to, a notice has been mailed to each »JJ owner whose ended Johuny went out to find Mr. Deacon, the expected purchaser. Deacon bad name and address is known. The Weather offered $10.000. but tbe price was then $42.500. Johnny asked If he would buy at the price, und Deacon told him he THE COURT HOUSE Following is the report of U. S. No. 145 thought he would. But before he could • t> unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt determine positively he must make an lt.ms of Interest to Jackson County REPORTOFTHECONDITIONOFTHE ! other visit to the property and look it Jacksonville, for month of May Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi over. BEEKMAN’S BANKING HOUSE Tax Payera Funeral Director and Embalmer Johnny returned to Delia, and an tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. al Jacksonville in the State of Oregon other consultation followed. A person MARRIAGE UCEN8LS We have just opened an undertaking estab C h ’ne. DATE MAXI MINI PRF.C'P at the close of business, had been in the office while Johuny MUM MUM TAT'N OF day lishment in the Ryan building on California J. W. Bosqni and Frances E. June 14th, 1912. was away from whom she had gather 1 .67 52 ed that certain real estate agents of 2 55 Bartges. RESOURCES. street where we carry a full line of caskets, 59 8 J. J. Owings‘and Betty A. Fletcher. Bonds, and warrants.. ........$109,000.00 the town were getting busy about the 4 62 part cloudy robes and everything found in a first-class property and a sale was likely to be 5 cloudy .05 58 Edward Egli Und Alma Bohenberfer. Due from banks (not reserve 73 part cloudy made by another go-between who 67 81 clear Virley T. Gabriel and Katherine establishment of this kind. Calls promptly banks.......................... '.. 81.07 would gather in the commission. Della 8 83 Hunt Fairchild. ' 76 9 cloudy ■ suggested that they report Io Mr War 10 Due from approved reserve attended. 73 78 banks and Cash on hand 92,678.75 dell that Mr. Deacon had accepted his 11 NEW CASES. 85 12 offer and agreed to pay the $10.000. i 13 Mr. George N. Lewis has been Placed in Charge I 86 Granta Puss Hardware Co. vs E. T. 79 I Total....................... 231,759.82 Tills would complete tbe sale so far us 14 66 15 Staples. Action to recovery money. Mr. Wardell was concerned, und the 16 for the Present i 72 LIABILITIES. bottom of the transaction could only [ 17 Complaint tiled. Summons. 78 Capital stock paid in............ $50,000.00 8) 18 P Neto Hearse Phone 276 Lady Attendant 00 H. E MurHson vs Crater Lake Surplus fund.......................... 26,958.51 drop out through Mr. Deacon. .39 19 Unfortunately for these young bro 59 20 Laundry. Action to recover money, i .10 58 Due to banks and bankers... 1,214.41 kers Mr. Deacon on his way to inspect 21 .14 22 56 Complaint filed. Affidavit and under* Individual deposits subject to the property slipped off the curb and 23 63 .01 taking for attachment. 61 .17 24 check.............................. 122,586.90 sprained Ills ankle. ills wife tele 25 .15 68 phoned to the office information of the 26 Gardett-Corey Hardware Co. vs H. I Demand certificates of de 64 27 62 H. Gsahm et al. Action to I recover posit............................... 4,000.00 fact, saying that there was little doubt 28 73 .w that he would buy the property, but 29 67 money. Complaint filed, Affidavit 30 69 one more visit to tile premises was nec Total....................... 201,759.82 and undertaking for attachment. 31 80 essary and her busband could not go i Via the STATE OF OREGON, ) Writ issued. out on his sprained ankle for several Temperature—mean max. 69.10;mean - ss: The Albany nurseries vs John E. County of Jackson, ) days. min. 36: >2; mean 42. JI Max. 80 on 13 Cay. Action to recover money. Com I I, Henry G. Dox, cashier of the above "It's nil up!" moaned Jolitiuy. “I've mm. 35 on 2 ari l 24. heard on the street tills morning that plaint tiled. named bank, do solemnly swear H. P. Holmes et al vs Frank J. that the above statement is true to the an agent was hunting for Mr Wardell to offer him $15.0(10 for tbe property, Striekfadun et al. Action to recover best of my knowledge and belief. but can't find him." money. Transcript tiled. Season HENRY G. DOX. In conies the postman with a letter Sale Saturday and OGDEN&SHASTA Subscribed and sworn to before me from Mr Wardell dated in a neighbor Wm. Ulrich vs Almira Wilton. Suit Sals June 1st Sunday to Ing town, asking for the contract o( I this 27th day of June, 1912. te foreclose mortgage. Complaint sale to be sent him with-the customary filed. D. W. Bagshaw, Notary Public. deposit This Indicated that he con Emily L. Carpenter vs Lillie May sidered his property sold if the young Hsntry et al. Suit for injunction. SUMMONS brokers could stave him off till they Complaint filed. Undertaking on in could get a definite answer from Dea in Tin: circuit court or the sraTE or or.r.aoN junction. Order. con the sale would be effected roll JACKSON COUNTY. "I tell you wliat." said Deila. "Send Surah S. Ingalln, Plaintiff. PROBATE COURT him a contract and purposely make an va. Henry Iniralla. Defendant. Season fares from the principal stations to Newport or Tillamook Beach», are as follow.: error in It. He'll have to send It back In the mutter of the estate of Eliz To Henry Inwall», the above nanied defendant FARE FARE TO FROM — 1Çi> abeth Dean deceased. Order to show IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE ami by that time we may get Mr Dea con up to the point " Tillamook Beaches $4.00 Newport $6.25 cause why real estate should not be GON: You are hereby notified that you are Portland "Good!” exclaimed Johnny, nnd. tak * « 4 4 6.25 All kinds of liftings Oregon City roquired to appear and answer the complaint Bold. • 44 44 * < ing n blank contract, be tilled it out 5.15 Salem filed against you in the above entitled court and <« and plumbing sup- Estate of Chas. W. Wolters, deceas I cause, within ten days from the date of the on the typewriter, writing $kxi.000 In 4.00 Albany < 3.75 Corvallis ed. Inventory and appraisement filed. service thia summons upon you if served within stead of $40.000. Then lie put it in a pliesonhand. Work I Jackson County, Oregon, or if served within a ty post box. 5.80 Eugene < In the matter of the estate of John other county within thin state, then within 8.75 12.00 Roseburg For the next two days the reports of promptly attended 4 A. Van Sant,deceased. Order appoint twenty days from the date of the service of thia offers for and sales of tbe property I I 17.20 12.00 Medford < I < 17.75 12.00 Ashland to. ing G- F. Billing« as administrator and summons upon you; or if served by publication, .were in the air. The contract came then on or before the last day so prescribed in fixing bond in sum of $500. Tickets to above point«» on sale daily srotui all season, with corresponding- low fares ffom back for correction, and the young- the order for publication of said summons; and other points. Week end tickets are also on sale from various points. y j In the matter of the estato of Ben you will take notice that if you fail to appear and sters were nt their wits' ends Johnny i SUNDAY EXCURSION .TgAJN ON THE C. & E. R. R. to the telephone and told Mr. went Beall, deceased. Order settling estate answer . u . h ! complaint within said time, plainuif Leave:; Albany at 7:30 a. m.. Corvallfe Sa/fri. and connects with S. P. tiains 16, 14 and will take u default and device airainst you for Deacon that he'd have to "Yes'' then and discharging adininistrator. 28 from points south. u» Demon got n carriage, made the relief prayed for in her complaint, to-wit: or never Call on <Mir nearest A '»‘nt for “Vaca’ion Days in Oregon.’’ a beautifully illustratsd In the matter of the guardianship of For a decree dissolving the bonds of tnatriinoney Ills inspection, stopped nt the office ou With Itooklet describing various outing resorts, or wiite to Joseph Welch, un incon-p.-tent. Or- n >w ex’ :<« r ^tivron you and the above nutned bis return and signed a contract of ¿-—.ali.., uuiwu ó. Ingalls, and for a further de- purchase with check for forfeiture. der <iisci.a:gi< g sur<t_\. JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, PORTL\ND. OREGON I crew awarding plaintiff the sole custody of Roy As Johnny was going out of the of Estate of \V llhani Dutton, deceased, j ln«alln and F«m Ingalls minor children, Ute Attend the If. P O. E. Elk» Convention, Portland, July 8-13, Older directing administrator to file | of »»«1 nwrrUur«, »nd for plaintiff'. coat, fice with him a broker came In and Low Pares to all points East Juno to September. new bond. | ,nd dtabumomcnl. of IhU suit an I auch other said: "I've got a contract of purchase S. C. WHITTlKGTCh ,, , - ,, ,, , J further relief aa to the court may seem signed for the Wardell property for £ C. HOGSETT, Estate of George Brown, deceased. I editable. Secy, and Tress. $46,000. I can't find tile owner. If Pres, and Mng. Older to make partial distribution of1 This summons is published in the Jacksonville • you’ll tell me where be is I'll divide Poet, by order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins, commissions." assets. judge of the above entitled court, which said "Don't know anything about it.” said R ogue R iver V alley Estate of Charles W. Wolters, de order was made and dated in Chambers on the ceased. Order setting aside certain 8th day of May A. D. 1912. wherein it is ordered John ns he Jumped into a cab and was driven In a hurry to a station He got that you appear and answer the complaint on property to widow of decedent. A bstract -T itle C o file herein on or before the expiration of six Wardell's signature and was back In In the matter of the estale of Urxilla weeks from the date prescribed in said order as town al 10 o'clock the next morning. tlNCOItrOKATEO) That dav Pattersou eanie to the of Garfield, deltas-I. Order upyomting thedate of the first publication of this summons I The «late of the first publication of this aum- fice In care of his daughter Johnny administrator mid appraisers. Only new up-to-date Abstract motu is J une 29, 1912, and the date of the lust told him the story and showed him the Estate of W. Q. Messner, deceased. publication «nd on or before w hich date you are cont-a<-t. The real estate man looked Plant in Jackson County. Order appointing day for final settle roi.'Uirvd to appear and answer is Au rust Id, 1912. from one to the other of the two young Bell Phone Jacksonville 11. J. A I EMERY. ment. sters. then hugged ls>th Attorney far Plaintiff. Home Phone Jackson 2006 The firm of Theraeker A Co now In the matter of the vstate of Dan-' Medford, Pacific Main 2511 consists of Mr nnd Mrs. Theraeker. Medford. Home 356 id Lesley, deceased. I Among the happy Oregon men arc They are considered In the real estate I market to be live wire*. I the hopgrowers, ____ Inventory and appraisement filed. Oregon SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1912 THE PROPOSED ASSESSMENT We offer yoiu Bargain Prices in all Lines of Men’s Furnish? ngs, Ilats., Shoes, Etc., Taylor - Williams Co The People's Store Now for the Seashore ! Tillamook and Newport Beaches Jacksonville Plumbing Co Fred J. Fick T ADS. Jacksonville, •I ‘•♦-vL —