Jacksonville post., July 27, 1912, Image 3

Assessment No. 152—Luke Ryan, owner or reputed owner. North % of
Assessment No. 214—G. Eiksnat. south to north line of Valley road;
owner or reputed owner. Part of Lots 1 and 2. Block 17. Amount $37.76. owner or reputed owner. Block 73. thence northeasterly along north line
Ixits 2, 3, 6 and 7, Block 3, described
Assessment No. 178—Mrs. S. P. Amount, $117.06.
of Valley road. 300 feet to point of
in Volume 6, page 701, and Volume 89, Jones, owner or reputed owner. North
Assessment No. 215—-J-. Louden. beginning. Amount, $130.65.
page 327, Deed Records of Jackson % or Lots 3 and 4, Block 17. Amount owner or reputed owner. All of
Assessment No. 233—Hattie Neuber,
County, Oregon. Amount $65.70.
$37.76.
block 76. Amount; $151.04.
owner or reputed owner. Tract de­
Assessment No. 153—W. T. Bailey,
Assessment No. 179—Luke Ryan,
Assessment No. 216—Issle McCully.
owner or reputed owner. Lots 4 and owner or reputed owner. South % owner or reputed owner. Tract front­ scribed as follows- Beginning at the
intersection of tns north boundary
8, and part of Lots 3 and 7, Block 3, of Lots 7 and 8, Block 17. Amount ing 52 feet on south side of valley
line of F street with the east bound­
described in Volume 80, page 309, $37.76.
road, or Fifth street, described in Vol- ary line of Fifth street, and running
I
There was once a king who had sev­
Will and Edith Dutcher rolled into
Deed Records of Jackson County, Ore­
Assessment No. 180—Mrs. R. Ken­ ume 62, page 231, Deed Records of thence along said east line of Fifth
gon. Amount $75.52.
ney, owner or reputed owner, Lots 5 Jackson county, Oregon. Amount, street northerly and northeasterly to ^the station on their return from their en sons and seven daughters. Tbe sons
wedding trip at 10 o'clock at night ouly had auy chancS of Inheriting tee
Assessment No. 154—Chas. H. Bayse, and £, and north % of Lots 7 and 8. $39.27.
the west line of Blockstone alley;
crown, and there was but a slight
owner or reputed owner. Lot 1, Block 17. Amount $113.28.
Assessment No. 217—F. M. Tungate, thence along west boundary line of and, taking up their hand baggage, dia nee for auy of these except the
left
the
train,
called
a
carriage
aud
Block 4. Amount $37.76.
Assessment No. 181—Mrs. P. Hines, owner or reputed owner. Tract front­
crown prince doing so. As for the
Assessment No. 155—James M. owner or reputed owner, South 80 ing 132 feet on south side of Valley Block-tone alley, south to the north were driven to the home that had been daughters, all the sons must die ot'
boundary line of F street; thence prepared for them by the bride's par
'Cronemiller, owner or reputed owner. feet of Lots 1 and 2, Block 16. Amount road, or Fifth street, and described
along north boundary line of F street ents. They bad been away loug otherwise be removed before even the
Lots 2, 5 and 6, and west 2-3 of Lot $60.41.
oldest girl could be queen. Neverthe­
in Volume 48, page 28, and in Volume to tec place of beginning. Amount,
enough for the entire preparation of less tbe king insisted on all his sone
3, Block 4. Amount $141.98.
Assessment No. 182—Mrs. P. Hines, 68. page 516, Deed Records of Jackson $302.08.
the bouse during their absence, and and daughters taking mates of tbe
Assessment No. 156—Mrs. E. J. owner or reputed owner. North 46 county, Oregon. Amount. $99.69.
Assessment No. 234—R. A. Miller they had never seeu it. But they had blood royal.
Kubli, owner or reputed owner. South feet of Lots 3 and 4, Block 16. Amount
Assessment
No. 218—A. Elmer,
Now. the youngest of the king's
owner or reputed owner. Tract front­ bhen sent the key by express aud in­
80 feet of Lot 4, and South 80 feet $34.74.
owner or reputed owner. Tract front­
formed that the number was 34 and daughters, one day looking out through
of the east 1-3 of Lot 3, Block 4
Assessment No. 183—Fred J. Fick, ing on south side of Valley road or ing on ninth side of Valley road or the street Washington avenue.
a window ot the palace, saw a young
Amount $40.78.
After turning into the thoroughfare baroli caracoling by ou horseback and
owner or reputed owner. South 54 Fifth street, and extending southerly Fifth street, described in Volume 24
nt
page
s04.
Deed
Record
of
Jackson
at a point where he saw a number— was struck by one of Cupid’s shafts.
Assessment No. 157—Stella Levy feet of Lot 4, Block 16. Amount along Blackstone alley, being de­
county, Oregon. Amount, $80.81.
18—the driver counted the houses he Remembering that she could marry
owner or reputed owner. Lots 7 and $20.39.
scribed in Volume 40. page 25, Deed
Assessment No. 235—George E. passed—for no more numtiers were only a prim e of the blood, straightway
8, and north 20 feet of Lot 4, in Block
Assessment No. 184—G. Sv Epper­ Records of Jackson county, Oregon.
Neuber owner or reputed owner. Lots visible—till he came to what he tiie injusti e of the matter struck ti,eb.
4. Amount $83.07.
son, owner or reputed owner. Lots Amount, $135.18.
thought might be 34 and stopped. The being a tine scholar, with a tasfo for
Assessment No. , 158—M. Mensor, 5 and 6, and north 20 feet of Lots
Assessment No. 219—Ruby Stout, 5 and 6 in block 22; amount $75.52.
bride aud grootil alight'd. paid the piatlieiniities. she sat dowq and begaii
owner or reputed owner. Lots 1 and 1 and 2, Block 16. Amount $90.63.
Assessment No. 236—Mrs. A. John­ forte and the carriage departed. Then tó compute her chances of ever com­
owner or reputed owner. Tract front­
2, Block 5. Amount $75.52.
Assessment No. 185—Joseph Apple­ ing on south side of Valley road or ston owner or reputed owner. Tract Mr. Dutcher took out the n •- lit key and. ing to the Girone. After covering sev­
Assessment No. 159—E. Armstrong, baker, owner or reputed owner. Lots Fifth street, and described in Volume lying and being situate along west end mounting the steps of the House before eral yarns of paper with figures she
arrivisi nt the conclusion that her
owner or reputed owner. Lots 3, 4, 7 7 and 8, Block 16. Amount $75.52.*
56, page 598, Deed Records of Jack- of lots 9 and 10 in block 3, Lundgren’s him. attempted to effect mi entrance.
chances
of being a sovereign were bu$
The
key
didu
’
t
work
and 8, Block 5. Amount $151.04.
Subdivision
fronting
on'Laurei
street
Assessment No. 186—Bertha Bar­ son county, Oregon. Amount, $74.01.
one
in
¡several
millions. So sHb^vtent
It
had
been
expected
hat
the
young
Assessment No. 160—D. W. Bagshaw, num, owner or reputed owner. Lots
Assessment No. 220—Mrs. A. Pool water main 40 feet and extending couple would return w ben they liked, to Iler father, with wnom she was »
owner or reputed owner. Lots 5 and 3 and 4, Block 15. Amount $75.52.
back
therefrom
lOOfeet;
amount
$30.21.
owner br reputed owner. Lot 1 and
go Into tile House alone and manage great favorite, apd. finding him in the
4>. Block 5. Amount $75.52.
Assessment No. 237—L. Reynolds fev'ery detail to suit themselves. There­ council room, said:
Assessment No. 187—T. B. Kent, part of lot 2, in block 71, described in
Assessment No. 161—Presbyterian owner or reputed owner. I<ots 7 and Volume 87 at page 335. Deed Records owner or reputed bwneh Tract ad­ fore there was no light in the hall, aud
“Papa, 1 have seen a young man, not
Church of Jacksonville, Oregon, owner 8, in Block 15. Amount $75.52.
of Jackson county. Oregon. Amount, joining west end of lot 7, block 1, as the number was placed on glass of royal blood, but u baron, whom I
or reputed owner. Tract fronting 100
Lundgben’S Subdivision, being 47 feet over the vestibule door a light was wisli to marry.”
Assessment No. 183—Kate Hoffman, $37.76.
“No. my daughter," replied the king,
feet on north side of California street owner or reputed owner. Lots 3 and
Assessment No. 221—Luke Ryan in depth and fronting 50 feet on Ap­ required to see It. The consequence “you cannot. You must marry a
was that the couple were trying to get
extending back along east side of Sixth 4, Block 20. Amount $75.52.
owner or reputed öwner. Part of plegate Road line of water pipe; into a house without being sure it was prince."
street 200 feet and abutting 100 feet
Assessment No. 189—Iowa Lumber block Tl, fronting on east side of amount $17.75.
“Why is that necessary?" asked the
theirs. Mr Dutcher went out on to
on south side of “C" street. Amount 6 Box Co., owner or reputed owner. Blackstone alley and south side of
Section II. Pursuant to Section 119, i 1 the stoop ami looked about him. but girl.
$151.04.
"Why is It necessary? Why, because
Lots 7 and 8. Block 20. Amount $75.52. Academy street, described In Volume : Chapter XIV of the City Charter the since all the houses In the vicinity
Recorder is hereby directed to
all your brothers and all your sisters
Assessment No. 162—C. C. Beekman,
Assessment No. 190--Claude Emme, 58, at page 229. of the Deed Records City
enter in the docket of city liens a were alike he didn't learn much.
“1 never knew one of these fancy might be removed nnd you would ba
owner or reputed owner. Lot fronting owner or reputed owner. Lots 1 and of Jackson county, Oregon. Amount, statement of the assessment declared
queen. It is forbidden that a queen
100 feet on north side of California 2. Block 21. Amount $75.52. •
by said council, containing the follow­ , little keys to work,” he said. "At any should have a husband not of tbe blood
$52.87.
rate,
this
one
doesn
’
t.
There's
usually
ing
matter
in
relation
to
special
bene
­
street and 100 feet on “C” street. Des­
Assessment No. 191—Owner Un-
Assessment No. 222—Henry Wendt,
royal."
cribed in Volume 50, page 538, Deed known. South % of Lots 3 and 4 owner or reputed owner. Lots 5 and fit assessments for local improvements: a window sash loose somewhere
The princess sent for the papers con­
The date of the entry, a description of We'll try that way "
Records of Jackson County, Oregon. Block 21. Amount $37.76.
6, in block 77. Amount, $75.52.
| the lot or lots or part of lot or parcel
After experimenting awhile he found taining her computations as to her
Amount $151.04.
Assessment No. 192—Solomon Hum­
Assessment No. 223—M. H. Round­ i of land, the sum assessed on each lot ' that one of the windows of the kitchen chances of attaining the throue and,
Assessment No. 163—Mrs. W. A. phrey, owner or reputed owner. North tree, owner or reputed owner. Tract or part thereof, or tract of land, and bad been left unfastened, and all he laying them on the council table,
the name of the owner, or repuled had to do was
Jones, owner or reputed owner. Tract % of Lots 3 and 4, Block 21. Amount extending along the east side of Sixth owner
to raise it ntid walk tn Which, though ten feet long, was com-
or that the owner is unknown.
Then,
opening
the door from the ln- [ pletely covered. Invited her father to
fronting 100 feet on north side of Cali­ $37.76.
Section 111. The city Recorder is
street from the north boundary of “E”
side,
he
admitted
Ids wife. They Were go over the figures with her that be
fornia street and 150 feet on south
Assessment No. 193—Minnie Oben- street to south boundary of “F” further hereby directed to give notice
might see what chance there was that
>ide of “C” street. Described in Vol­ chain Lewis, owner or reputed owner. street, described in Volume 3 page of the assessment declared by this very tired, and after a glance at the the people would require her service»
ordinance in lime and manner ns pre­ parlor and dining room, the furnishing
ume 66, page 189, Deed Records of South % of Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, Block 142, Deed Records of Jackson county, scribed by Section 126, Chapter Xlvof of which they admired, they went up- to govern them. The king put on hi»
Jackson County,
Oregon. Amount 21. Amount $75.52.
the City Charter.
Oregon. Amount, $120.88.
! Stairs. There Was a bedroom on tench spectncles and. lentdhg over the paper»;
Section IV. And ihasmilch as this side of tiie upper liall. the door of dnte began to slmly ihte crtlbiilatidhi.
$188.80.
Assessment No. 194—Luke Ryan
Assessment No. 224—Jacksonville ordinance
is necessary for the immedi­ Standing Open It looked inviting, and.
The princess had ussunied there was
Assessment No. 164—Mrs. M. L. owner or reputed owner. North % School District No. 1, owner or re­ ate preservation
of the peatee; health I
Nelson, owner or reputed owner. Lot of Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, in Block 21. Amount puted owner. Tract situated on west and safety of the City and its inhabi­ entering, they threw oft their gar- one chance In five that her oldest
brother, the heir apparent, would die
fronting 50 feet on north side of Cali­ $75.52.
side of Park street and fronting on tants) ih this, that unless this ordi­ metits, put on their nlglitrobes nnd and the crown would descend to the
went
to
bed
nance
goes
into
effect
immediately
the
fornia street and extending back at
Assessment No. 195—M. O. Lewis, south side of Academy street, de­
When they awoke In the morning | next male In line. The king admitted
will not be able ‘to oolleet the
right angles thereto, 100 feet. De­ owner or reputed owner. Lots 1, 2, 3, scribed in Volume 4, page 421, Deed city
amounts assessed for the costs of said Mr. Dutcher thought he would get up that there was scarcely one chance in
scribed ill Volume 45, page 13?, Deed 4, 7, 8, in block 22; amount $226.56.
Records of Jackson county, Oregon. improvement before said city will be and use the bathroom first. Opening five for that, sluce the crown prluce
in default in the payment to its con­ the bedroom door, lie stood stock still was very strong nnd healthy, as, in-
/tecords jf Jr c!ucn County, Oregon.
Assessment. No. 196—Jacksonville Amount, $C0l. 16.
tractor who has constructed the water
Amount $37.76
.1. E. Church, owner or reputed owner,
Assessment No. 225—Mrs. O. Kee­ system of said city whereby said city in astonishment. The door of the op deed, were all bls children. Then the
Assessment No. 165—W. T. Grieve uots 1, 2, 3, 4, and south % of Lots gan, owner or reputed owner. Tract will be enabled to secure and adequate . poslte room stood open, and In It stood princess figured that the chances of the
second oldest son dying, too, were
owner or reputed owner. Tract front ! and 8. Block 23. Amount $188.80.
fronting on the north side of Academy supply of pure and wholesome water a man also arrayed In nightclothes
decreased. And in this Way bjr
ing 125% feet ,on north side of Cali­
Assessment No. 197—Mrs. S. C. Wil­ street and described in Volume 41 and tne said water system will not, in looking at Mt Dutcher with ns much I ! greatly
event, be turned over tosaidcity, hhnizemeUt ils .Mr Dtitchei- looked at a process of iiHtemtetltenl pbogressioii
fornia street, extending back to and cox, owner or reputed owner. South page 628, and in Volume 42. page such
siite wetit on to flgiire tiite deorbitile Of
ahd the city will thereby be deprived him
fronting 125% feet on south side of % of Lots 5 and 6, Block 23. Amount 259, Deed Records of Jackson county. of and Without a good and sufficient
her chances of coming to tbe throne.
"Well, sib!" said the man
Supply of pure and IVhoIeSonie water;
“C” street. Being described in Volume $37.76.
The king took off his spectacles and
Oregon. Amount $lol,04.
"Well, sir!" repeated Mr Dutcher.
No») therefore, an emergency is
68 page 518, and In Volume 76, page
Assessment No. 198—Luke Ryan,
"Wlmt are you doing In my house. wiped them with his royal bandkcr-
Assessment No. 226—Dora Har- hereby
declared, and this ordinace
I chief and said:
551, of the Deed Records of Jackso:: jwner or reputed owner. North % of bough, owner or reputed owner. Tract shall go into force and effect from sir?”
“These figures. my daughter, are
"Your house? What are you doing
County, Oregon. Amount $189.56.
' xj I s 5 and G Block 23. Amount $37.76. fronting 100 feet Oh north side of and after its approval
,l’'' mayor.
| based simply on the lives of your broth­
The foregoing Ordinance No. 178 In my house?”
Assessment No. 166—Laura
O
Assessment No. 199—Eva Hocken- Academy street, described in Volume
At this point the face of n Indy ap- ers and sisters But some of them aro
passed by the City Council of the
Gould, owner or reputed owner. Tract yous, owner or reputed owner. North 15, page 3, Deed Records of Jackson was
City of Jacksonville, Jackson County, peared In the doorway behind the man married mid Ini ve children who will in­
flouting 190 feet on north side of % of Lots 7 and 8, Block 23. Amount county, Oregon. Amount $75.52.
State of Oregon, at a meeting there­ I opposite, and. Mrs Dutcher having got herit before you Therefore If your
C El'ori.-ia street and 190 feet on the »37.76.
Assessment No. 227—M. L. Norris. of on the 25th. day of July, 1912, the out of bed to investigate tile cause of chances. figured on the first basis, of
i ¡th side of “C" street. Described
Assessment No. 2C9—Joseph Kitto, owner or reputed owner. Tract situ- same being an adjourned meeting of this strange conversation, there were coming to the throne are but one In
tnoeting of July 20i.h, 19>2, by two men and two women all In "even several millions, on the second basis
... Volume 90, page 392. Deed Records idministrator of estate of W. C. Kitto, ated along ea3t side of Blackstone al­ the
the followi’ : vote: Yeas—Britt, Fick, tug dress" looking at one another ns If they would be only one In several bil­
of Jackson County, Oregon. Amount leceased, owner or reputed owner. ley and fronting on north side of McIntire, Ulrich.
I
Submiited to the Mayor July 25th, faced by some itiexpllcable occurrence. lions ot perhaps trillions. I think it
$286.98.
Lots 1 and 2, and south 25 feet of Academy street, described in Volume
Then each lady, realizing that she wrta huiy lit; safe fot ybii to ninrty one hot
Assessment No. 167—Mrs. J. Klippel Lots 5 and 6, in Block 24. Amount 57 page 545, Deyd Records of Jackson 1912.
Approved by the Mayor this 25th. gazed upon by n strange Ilian, gave a of riiyiil blood, bill there is à contin­
owner or reputed owner. Tract front­ 594.40.
county, Oregon Amount, $135.18,
day of July. 1913.
little shriek and retreated from the gency you have not considered. Sup­
ing 50 feet on north side of California
Assessment No. 201—Joseph Kitto,
Assessment No. 228—A. E. Rearaes.
pose there should come earthquake,
Ti T. SR aw . Mayor. I foreground
street, extending back along Eight! administrator estate of W. C. Kitto, owner or reputed owner. A triangular
"I demand an explanation." said the war or pestilence that would sweep
Attest: H enry G. D X, Recorder.
man opposite, “of this unwarranted <><• a way our whole royal family except
street and fronting 50 feet on south deceased, owner or reputed owner. tract abutting on north side of R. R.
Notice of the aesessment levied and cupntlon of a room In my house with you 7 hen you would be queen, and a
side of “C street. Described in Vol- North 38 feet of Lots 3 and 4, and V. Ry. Co.'s right of way, described
by the foregoing Ordinance is out my Invitation or consent.'
husband not of royal blood would be
ume 10, page 68, Deed Records of south 25 feet of Lots 7 and 8, Block as follows: Beginning at a point on declared
given by the publication of said Ordi­ “And I demand to know who yon are. iniidiulHMible.”
Jackson County, Oregon. Amount 24. Amount $47.58.
the south line of “D” street 100 feet nance in two consecutive issues of the sir. nnd why you have come Into a
The princess withdrew and in a
$75.52.
Assessment No. 202—Mrs. E. Maeg- eastwardly from the east line of Sixth Jacksonville Pont, and by mailing a house that has been prepared for me month returned to her father’s with
Assessment No. 168—Mrs. R. L. Par­ !ey, owner or reputed owner. South street, and running thence eastward­ notice of Baid assessment to tbe owners and m.v wife on our return from Olli eight strong men liearlng a roll of pa­
or reputed owners whose postoffiee ad­
ker, owner or reputed owner. All of 62 feet of Lots 3 and 4, Block 24 ly along said south line of ,“D’’ street dress
per on which she and fifty assistants
wedding trip ”
is known.
Block 64. Amount $302.08.
Amount $46 82.
“Then you are married?”
had tigered tiie chances of all the
H enry G. D ox ,
about 135 feet to right of way of the
City Recorder.
“Married! Of course I am—we fire royal family la-lug swept away by
Assessment No. 203—Mrs. M. E. R. R. V. Ry., thence westerly along
Assessment No. 169—Joseph Kitto
married Do you mean to add Insult earthquake, war er pestilence, and.
administrator, estate of W. C. Kitto, Dunnington, owner or reputed owner. said right of way to the east line of
to perjury? I see M.v house having placing tiie roll on the floor, they be­
deceased, owner or reputed owner. North 75 feet of Lots 5. 6, 7 and S the M. F. Wilson lot; thence along
been unoccupied, you have taken it gan to unroll It that the king might
Peas and Lentils.
Tract fronting about 250 feet on north Block 24. Amount $113.28.
easf line of said M. F. Wilson lot to
Upon yourself to use It for a nefarious see the result of the calculation. But
from
The
word
"pen
”
Is
derived
side of C street and five feet on the
Assessment No. 204—Mrs. C. Reuter, the point of beginning. Amount $52.87. |
the king shrugged Ills shoulders and
Pisa, a Greek city of Ells which seem* purpose "
en.-t side of Sixth street, lying between owner or reputed owner.
North 80
Assessment No. 229—M. F Wilson, i to have been the center id the pen
"I have a mind. sir. to throw you out asked for the result. The princess
C street and R. R. V. Ry. right of feet of Block 67. Amount $120.83.
*
told him that the chances against ber
owner or reputed owner. A triangular, growing Industry for years before ilie­ tiie window."
Assessment No. 205—George Mc- tract fronting 68 feet on east side of' time of Christ The antiquarians nver
becoming queen through earthquake,
way. described in Volume 60. page 557,
“You'd lietler try It."
The two men glared nt each other, war or pestilence were expressed by
Deed Records of Jackson county, Or­ Donough, owner or reputed owner. ~.ixth street, bounded on the north by that the "mess pottage." for which
South 120 feet of Block 67. Described lot described in Volume 14, page 380, Esau sold his birthright, was a dish Mrs. Dutcher, who meanwhile had thirty nine figures, which was beyond
egon. Amount, $135.94.
anything that could 1« expressed in
Assessment No. 170—M. F. Wilson, in Deed Records of Jackson County, Deed Records of Jackson county, Or­ of peas In those times they were gathered her wits, sang out:
"What number Is this house?"
words.
owner or reputed owner. Tract front­ Volume 10, at page 131. Amount egon, and on south by right of way called "lentils,” and even al the pres
"Thirty-six," replied a feminine voice
Then the king told her that she
ent
day
the
English
common
people
$158.59.
ing 100 feet on south side of “D" street
of the R. R. V. Ry. Co. Amount, of several of the English shlri-s. nota opposite
might marry the baron, nnd she was
and 100 feet on east side of Sixth
Assessment No. 206—Samuel Walsh, $25.68.
“i ill. horrors"’ cried Mrs. Dutcher.
so happy Unit she fainted for Joy.
bly Middlesex as well as Oxfordshire,
"Thirty six!" exclaimed her hiislaind
street. Described in Volume 14, page owner or reputed owner. Lots 1 ^nd
Now, the king loved Ills daughter
Assessment No 230—A. E. Reames, call them "tils.” dropping the “len ”
"Thirty-six Washington avenue.”
very much, though It required thirty-
380. Deed Records of Jackson County. 2. Block 68. Amount $75.52.
owner or reputed owner. East 100 In the time of Mary they were ended
“My dear, sir/ said Mr. Dutcher, nine figures to express the chances
Oregcn. Amount $75.52.
Assessment No. 207—C. C. Beekman f*et of tract fronting on west side of ••peasons.’ and In the time of Chalies
much agitated. "I fear we have made a against her succeeding bini, aud.
Assessment No. 171—Joseph Kitto, owner or reputed owner. Lots 3, 4, 5 Valley road or Fifth street, described I. “pease '
mistake."
thinking that tbe young baron whom
administrator estate of W. C. Kitto, 8, 9 and 10, block 68. Amount. in Volume 49, page 242, Deed Records
"If It's only n mistake I shall ex she loved was necessary to bring her i
A Literary Sensation.
deceased, owner or rep”! 1 oner 226 .‘6.
ef Jackson county, Oregon. Amount,
to herself again, sent a messenger
“Whaf's the cause of the excitement? ciise you. sir."
Lots 1.
i " 6. 7 and 8 in Bloc! I Axscsrmcnt No. 208—George McDon- $209.94.
"Last night my Trift» nnd I dime to posthaste for him When In- came he
Look: There’y a great crowd around
ougn, owner or reputed owner. Lots
63. Amoun! $188 80.
Assessment Nn. 231—H. Klippel, the public library building Something town from our wedding trip, and sup was ushered Into the presence of the
posing this house to lie our new home princes*, not knowing why lie hail been
A.eessment No. 172—Jackson Coun­ 6 and 7. block 68. Amount, $75.52.
owner or reputed owner, South 100 must have bap|a-ned."
sent for.
ty. Oregon owner or reputed owner.
"Waft- a minute. I know the llbrn |nd our key not working" —
Assessment No. 209—C. C. Beek­ feet of a tract fronting on north side
“Of course your key didn't work
Now. the princess, though bright at
All of Block 19. Amount $302.08.
man. owner or reputed owner. All of Valley road or Fifth street, de­ rtan I'll telephone over ami aee what's
How tiie dickens could you ex|iect It to I mrex. was not equal t<> the task of
Assessment No. 173—Jacksonville of block 69. Amount, $302.08.
scribed in Volume 2, page 550, Deed wrong."
work on my front door?"
telling a young man who had never
(Biislness of telephoning.)
Catholic Church, owner or reputed
Assessment No. 210—Joseph Kitto, Records of Jackson county, Oregon.
“I tell yon I expected it to work on seen her that she loved him and wish­
"Well, what Is It?"
owner. Lots 1. 2. 5. 6. 7 and 8, Block administrator of estate of W. C. Amount, $173.70.
“Somebodi has started a rumor that my own front door. We will dress n« ed him to marry her. The couse
Kitto, deceased, and J. Hartman
1«. Amount $226.56.
Assessment No. 232—Peter N. Fick, there Is a luislnes» man Inside reading soon ns possible und get out filimeli qtieuce was that after trying for a
Assessment No. 174—Luke Ryan, owners or reputed owners.
Lots 7 owner or reputed owner. Tract de­ » book of poems."—Chicago Record ntoly.”
long white to find a way out of the
The conple opposite retreat, d and Innttcr she dismissed him without tell­
owner cr reputed owner. North % of and 8, block 39. Amount. $75.52.
scribed as follows: Beginning at a Herald
closed their door Mr and Mrs Diltcbei ing hl-n whv he had been sent for.
Lnts 3 and 4, Block 18. Amount.
Assessment No. 211—Roy Ulrich. point on the north line of Valley road
dressed, went downstairs and r.et tin
Since she never found miirnge to de
Unlike Fishing Lines.
owner or reputed owner. Lots 3 and or Fifth street at the intersection of
$37 76.
The face of em-n clnre her love the affair i-iinie to noth
n-tilou wing m the new opera owners of me house
“
That
Vsses’ment No. 175—J. R. Neil, own­ 4 block 39. Amount. $75.52.
said north line of Valley road with a la clever, don't yon think?" asked I he wore i smile. Mr nnd Mrs Dutch -r« Ing But It was fortunate that It did.
er cr reputed owner. South % of Lots; Assessment No. 212—Alpha Hart- line running northwesterly through critic
fii.-vs did not wear a smile, lint lhev for during a naval review, nt which
3 ard 4. Block 18. Amount $37.76.
man, owner or reputed owner. Lots the center of blocks 75 and 77. and | “No." replied ttio hard lu<*k angler; were Itidm-isi to sit down to a good all the royal family except the voting-
breakfast. nnd before ft was finished ext daughter who was Indisposed.
,^A^essment No. 176—Luke Ryan. 5. 6. 7 and 8, block 40. Amount. running thence northwesterly and at “It Isn't at nil mu drill ”
tiie pdrty was roaring with laughter
were on the Kings yacht It caught
“Nor”
reputed owner. South % of $151.04.
right angles to north line of sai.!
Then tiie couple who had returned fire, and all were either burned to
“No; the lines are too catchy.”
Assessment No. 213—T. T. Shaw Valley road. 100 feet; thence south­
1oi>
’ J and 4. Block 17. Amount
from their honeymoon went to their deuth or drowned.
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owner or la
reputed owner. Lots 1. 2, 3. westerly and parallel with said north
$754$.
Life Is not so short but that there lx own home.
Tbe queen married a prince.
always
time
for
courtesy.
—
Emerson.
Aeoil/rr i % 177—E. 8. Wilson, 4, block 40. . Amount $151.04.
line of Valley road, 230 feet; thence
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