Jacksonville post., August 03, 1912, Image 4

Assessment No. 152—Luke Ryan, owner or reputed owner. North 14 of
Assessment No. 214—G. Elksnat, ’ south to north line of Valley road;
SLIDING DOWN A ROPE
WILDS OF ENGLAND.
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
. ;t 1» Both Easy and Safi Whin Dong
Assessment No. 178—Mrs. 8. P. Amount, -$117.06.
Lots 2. 3, 6 and 7, Block 3, described
— •-
.— -|«of Valley road, 300 feet to point of Devonshire'» Rolling Slopes. Ar»
In Sailor Style*
Wilderness In Winter.
in Volume 6, page 701, and Volume 89, Jones, owner or reputed owner. North
Assessment No. 215—J. Louden,' beginning. Amount, $130.65.
Sliding down a rope Is not so simple
The
western
quarter
of
England
bas
page 327, Deed Records of Jackson 14 or Lots 3 and 4, Block 17. Amount owner or reputed owner. All of
Assessment No. 233—Hattie Neuber,
a set of literary associations secoud to as It seems. Few kuow bow to do it
$37.76.
County, Oregon. Amount $65.70.
block 76. Amount, $151.04.
owner or repu'.eJ owner. Tract de­ no other district, not eveu the far properly. If you try to descend by
Assessment No. 179—Luke Ryan,
Assessment No. 153—W. T. Bailey,
Assessment No. 216—Issie McCully, scribed as follows: Beginning at the
letting the rope slide through your
■owner or reputed owner. Lots 4 and owner or reputed owner, South 14 owner or reputed owner. Tract front- ( intersection of the north boundary famed lakes of Cumberland aud West­ bands the friction will burn the palm»
moreland. Tbe "Qu I Iler-Couch coun­
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- try,” which is Cornwall; the "Black- so that you will have to let go after a
described in Volume 80, page 309, $37.76.
road, or Fifth street, described in Vol- ary ]jne of fifth street, and running more country,” which is North Devon; few feet If you try to lower your
Assessment No. 180—Mrs. R. Ken- ume 62, page 231, Deed Records of thence along said east line of Fifth the “Kingsley country,” which is all weight from one hand bold to another
Deed Records of Jackson County, Ore­
ney, owner or reputed owner, Lots 5 Jackson county, ~
gon. Amount $75.52.
Oregon.
Amount? Hlreet northerly and northeasterly to Devonshire, and the "Hardy country," you are sure to become tired and will
which is Dorset, will be found under­ lie forced te drop You cannot slid»
Assessment No. 154—Chas. H. Bayse, and 6, and north 14 of Lots 7 and 8, $39.27.
i the west line of Blockstone alley;
with the rope between your kDeea, for
owner or reputed owner. Lot 1, Block 17. Amount $113.28.
Assessment No. 2f7—F. M. Tungate,1 thence along west boundary line of rated rather than overrated in beauty
the swaying of your body will Jerk th»
and
interest,
which
are
greatly
in
­
Assessment No. 181—Mrs. P. Hines, owner or reputed owner. Tract front-1 ■ Block tone alley, south to the north
Block 4. Amount $37.76.
creased by tbeir associations with rope out of the clutch of your knees,
Assessment No. 155—James M owner or reputed owner, South 80 ing 132 feet on south side of Valley, boundary Hue of
F street; thence “Lorna Doone” or “Tess of tbe d'Ur- i and then you are likely to fall.
Cronemiller, owner or reputed owner, feet of Lots 1 and 2, Block 16. Amount road, or Fifth street, and described | i along north boundary line of F street bervilles."
The easiest aud safest method you
Lots 2, 5 and 6, and west 2-3 of Lot $60.42.
in Volume 48, page 28, and in Volume ’ to the place of beginning. Amount,
The two great Devonshire towns can employ Is that used by firemen
Assessment No. 182—Mrs. P. Hines, 68. page 516, Deed Records of Jackson
3, Block 4. Amount $141.98.
Exmoor and Dartmoor are particular­ aud sailors. Standing upright throw
$3(12.08.
Assessment No. 156—Mrs. E. J. owner or reputed owner. North 46 county, Oregon. Amount, $99.69.
ly beautiful and offer a happy bunting out your right leg and give it a turn
Assessment No. 234—R. A. Miller ground to the artist It seems strange around the rope. Next put the rope
Kubli, owner or reputed owner. South feet of Ixits 3 and 4, Block 16. Amount
Assessment
No. 218—A. Elmer,
owner
or reputed owner. Tract front­ that spaces of such wildness exist In the crook of your right elbow and
80 feet of Lot 4, and South 80 feet $34.74.
owner or reputed owner. Tract front­
ing on mirth side of Valley road or within the restrained and highly cul­ Hasp it tightly, «lot in youi- habd, but
Assessment No. 183—Fred J. Fick, ing on south side of Valley road or
ol the east 1-3 of Lot 3, Block 4.
Fifth street, described In Volume 24 tivated boundaries of southern Eng­ In yolth tirni
Amount $40.78.
owner or reputed owner. South 54 Fifth street, and extending southerly
In that way yob cad slide to sitfe.ty
at page s04. Deed Recor l‘ of Jackson land. The casual visitor would find
Assessment No. 157—Stella Levy, feet of Lot 4, Block 16. Amount along Blackstone alley, being de­
it difficult to believe that on thesb without the slightest troublh. , Th»
county.
Oregon.
Amount,
$80.81.
owner or reputed owner. Lots 7 and $20.39.
scribed in Volume 40, page 25, Deed
splendid rolling slopes, purple wltli rope does not touch any part of the
Assessment No. 235—George E. heather in August, people go astray body that Is not protected by clothing,
Assessment No. 184—G. & Epper­ Records of Jackson county, Oregon.
6, and north 20 feet of Lot 4, in Block
Neuber owner or reputed owner. Lots and die of starvation every winter.
and your speed can be regulated by
son, owner or reputed owner. Lots Amount, $135.18.
4. Amount $83.07.
I
No visitor to England can afford to either straightening or cramping your
Assessment No. 1.58—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.
Assessment No. 236—Mrs. A. John­ miss a visit to Devonshire, which leg. Once learned this method of slid­
owner or reputed owner. Lots 1 and 1 and 2, Block 16. Amount $90.63.
owner or reputed owner. Tract front­
of the ing down a rope may prove in an
Assessment No. 185—Joseph Apple­ ing on south side of Valley road or ston owner or reputed owner. Tract around May especially Is one
2, Block 5. Amount $75.52.
most beautiful bits of country iu Eu- I emergency i he means of saving your
lying
and
being
situate
along
west
end
Assessment No. 159— E. Armstrong, baker, owner or reputed owner. Ixits Fifth street, and described in Volume
life m the Ilves of other persons.—
rope.— Exchange.
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
Youth's Compaulon.
Assessment No. 186—Bertha Bar­ son county, Oregon. Amount. $74.01. Subdivision fronting on'Laurel street
and 8, Block 5. Amount $151.04.
UNWRITTEN
COOKS.
Assessment No. 160—D. W. Bagshaw, num, owner or reputed owner. Lots
Assessment No. 220—Mrs. A. Pool, water main 40 feet and extending
ALPINE LIFE LINES.
I
owner or reputed owner. Ixits 5 and 3 and 4, Block 15. Amount $75.52.
owner or reputed owner. Lot 1 and back therefrom 100 feet; amount $30.21. Thackeray and Conan Doyle Both
Assessment No. 237—L. Reynolds
6, Block 5. Amount $75.52.
Assessment No. 187—T. B. Kent, part of lot 2, in block 71, described in
The Rope» Are Selected For Strength,
Found Themselves Forestalled.
Tract ad­
Assessment No. 161—Presbyterian owner or reputed owner. Lots 7 and Volume 87 at page 335, Deed Records owner or reputed owner.
Flexibility and Lightness.
How strange are literary coinci­
The ropes used by Alplue climbers
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, dences occasionally is illustrated In the
i
Lundgren’s Subdivision, being 47 feet case of Thackeray and Dumas. Thack­ Is of speclnl manufacture, combining
or reputed owner. Tract fronting 100
Assessment No. 188—Kate Hoffman, $37.76.
feet on north side of California street, owner or reputed owner. Ixits 3 and
Assessment No. 221—Luke Ryan in depth and fronting 50 feet on Ap­ eray says: “I came near writing a book as fur ns |s>sslble the differing quali­
ties of strength, flexibility and light­
extending back along east side of Sixth 4, Block 20. Amount $75.52.
owner or reputed owner. Part of plegate Road line of water pipe; I on the same subject. 'Les Trots Moua-
quetaires.' and taking M d’Artagnan ness
amount
$17.75.
street 200 feet and abutting 100 feet
Assessment No. 189—Iowa Lumber block 71, fronting on east side of
Three qualities are In general use,
for my hero D’Artagnan was a real
on south side of “C” street. Amount 6 Box Co., owner or reputed owner. Blackstone alley and south side of I Section II. Pursuant to Section 119, character of the age of Louis XIV. and being made from sisal, Italian and
Chapter
XIV
of
the
City
Charter
the
Ixits 7 and 8, Block 20. Amount $75.52. Academy street, described in Volume
$151.04.
Manila hemps respectively. and occa­
City Recorder is hereby directed to wrote bis own memoirs. I remember
Assessment No. 162—C. C. Beekman,
Assessment No. 190—Claude Emine, 58, at page 229, of the Deed Records enter in the docket of city liens a picking up a dingy copy of them on an sionally, when cost is not a considera­
owner; or reputed owner. Lot fronting owner or reputed o%ner. Lots 1 and of Jackson county, Oregon. Amount, statement of the assessment declared old bookstall in London, price six tion. of silk The latter, though very
by said council, containing the follow­ pence, and intended to make some­ I light and strong, is not so durable as
100 feet on north Bide of California 2. Block 21. Amount $75.52.
$52.87.
ing matter in relation to special bene­
the others. 'I hat which finds most fa­
street and 100 feet on “C” street. Des­
Assessment No. 191—Owner Un-
Assessment No. 222—Henry Wendt, fit assessments for local improvements: thing of it. But Dumas got ahead of
vor among British mountaineers is
cribed in Volume 50, page 538, Deed known. South % of Lots 3 and 4 owner or reputed owner. Lots 5 and The date of the entry, a descriDtion of me. He snaps up everything.”
A coincidence quite as remarkable known ns Buckingham's Alpine rope.
Records of Jackson County, Oregon. Block 21. Amount $37.76.
the lot or lots or part of lot or parcel occurred with Sir Conan Doyle for cen- It Is made of the best Manilnsbemp.
6, In block 77. Amount, $75.52.
Amount $151.04.
Assessment No. 192—Solomon Hum­
Assessment No. 223—M. H. Round­ of land, the sum assessed on each lot tral figure. He learned while spending
In tbe year 18(14. Mr. McLelsh re­
part thereof, or tract of land, and
Assessment No. 163—Mrs. W. A. phrey, owner or reputed owner. North tree, owner or reputed owner. Tract or
the name of the owner, ' or repu’ed a holiday in a mountain Inn In Swit­ calls, a committee of the Alplue club
Jones, owner or reputed owner. Tract 14 of Ixits 3 and 4, Block 21. Amount extending along the east side of Sixth owner or that the owner is unknown. zerland that during the winter months made tests upon a number of ropes
Section III. The city Recorder is for some reason two men remained tn suitable for mountaineering. Of the
fronting 100 feet on north side of Cali­ $37.76
street from the north boundary of “E”
fornia street and 150 feet on south
Assessment No. 193—Minnie Oben- street to south boundary of “F” | further hereby directed to give notice occupation For four or five months two that wen* approved one was made
of the assessment declared by this
side of "C” street. Described in Vol­ chain Lewis, owner or reputed owner. street, described in Volume 3 page ordinance in time and manner as pre­ they were Isolated from tbe rest of the of Italian hemp and the other of Ma­
world. Suppose one of them went mad nila. They Isitli had a breaking strain
time 66, page 189, Deed Records of South 14 of Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, Block 142, Deed Records of Jackson county, scribed by Section 125, Chapter XIV of
or committed suicide or- The possi­ of two tons nnd sustained the weight
the
City
Charter.
Jackson County,
Oregon. Au'ov.nt 21. Amount $75.52.
Oregon. Amount, $120.83.
Section IV. And inasmuch as this bilities were endless. He forthwith de­ of a twelve stone man after falling
$188.80.
Assessment No. 194—Luke Ryan
Assessment No. 224—Jacksonville ordinance is necessary for the immedi­ termined to embody the Idea in a story. from a height of ten feet
Assessment No. 164—Mrs. M. L. iwner or reputed i owner. North 14 School District No. 1, owner or re­ ate preservation of the peace, health On bis way Imine he happened to pick
Nonmountaineers have sometimes
Nelson. owner or reputed owner. Lot of Ixits 5, 6, 7, 8, in Block 21. Amount puted owner. Tract situated on west! and safety of the city and its inhabi­ up a book of tales by Maupassant. considered this Insufficient, but It Is
fronting 50 feet on north side of Cali­ »75.52.
side of Park street and fronting on tants, in this, that unless this ordi­ There, iu it. under the title "L’Au- highly problematical whether the hu­
nance goes into effect immediately the
man anatomy could survive the sud­
fornia street :.nd extending back at
Assessment No. I 195 M. O. Lewis, south side of Academy street
de­ city will not be able To collect the berge," be found himself forestalled In
den compression of a thin rope arising
right angles thereto, 100 feet. De­ owner or reputed owner. Lots 1, 2, 3, scribed in Volume 4, page 421. Deed amounts assessed for the costs of said every particular.
from any greater fall.— Fry’« Maga-
scribed In Volume 45, page 137, Deed I, 7, 8, in block 22; amount $226.56.
Records of Jackson county, Oregon. improvement before said city will be
sine.
An Old London Dining Club.
in default in the payment to its con- ■
Records jf ,n r.kscn County, On ¿on.
Assessment No. 196—Jacksonville Amount. $601.16.
tractor who has constructed the water ; An old London dining club, the Dilet­
.1. E. Church, owner or reputed owner.
Amount $37.76
Help With a String to It
Assessment No. 225—Mrs. O. Kee­ system of said city whereby said city tanti, was founded in 1733 This at
tn an office ou upper Wall street
Assessment No. 165—W. T. Grieve, Ixits 1, 2, 3. 4. and south 14 of Ixits nan, owner or reputed owner. Tract will be enabled to secure and adequate one time was an extremely wealthy
osier or reputed owner. Tract front­ ! and 8, Block 23. Amount $188.80.
fronting on the north side
Academy supply of pure and wholesome water club, for, in addition to their subscrip­ where they make a specialty of the
Assessment No. 197—Mrs. S. C. Wil- street and described in Volume 41 and the said water system will not, in tion. members had to pay a fine when "coppers," a cousin of the head of the
ing 12514 feet on north side of Cali­
such event, be turned over tosaidcity,
firm, after several bad "breaks,” found
fornia street, extending back to and :ox, owner or reputed owner. South page 628, and in Volume 42, page and the city will thereby be deprived any money was bequeathed them. In
his balance reduced to a very low fig­
fronting 12514 feet on south side ol Vj of Ixits 5 and 6, Block 23. Amount 259. Deed Records of Jackson county. I of and without a good and sufficient 17U9 the Dilettanti had £10.00(1 in band ure The Wall street man felt bad
, supply of pure and wholesome water; Soon after its foundation Horace Wal­
”("' street. Being described In Volum> *37.76.
Oregon. Amount $151.04.
i Now, therefore, an emergency is pole wrote that “the qualification for about ft and offered to take tbe ac­
Assessment No. 198—Luke Ryan,
68 page 518, and In Volume 76, page
Assessment No. 226—Dora Har- | hereby declared, and this ordinace the Dilettanti is having been tu Italy count In fraud himself, tbe relative nat­
551, of (he Deed Records of Jackso: iwner or reputed owner. North 14 of I bough, owner or reputed owner. Tract I shall go into force and effect from and the real one being drunk." It has urally agreeing The first transaction
County, Oregon. Amount $189.56.
xits 5 and 6 Block 23. Amount $37.76. fronting 100 feet on north side of I and after its approval •»” ♦>*.. mayor. grown respectable with years, but even was the short sale of a lot of Rending.
The foregoing Ordinance No. 178 now. when a new member is balloted, Before 3 o’clock that day the stock
Assessment 1 No. 166—Laura O
Assessment No. 199—Eva Hocken- Academy street, described in Volume
was passed by the City Council of the
Gould, owner or reputed owner. Tract
ous. owner or reputed owner. North 15, page 3, Deed Records of Jackson City of Jacksonville, Jackson County, all the members have to make a com had Jumped up six points and the ac­
count was wi|>ed out
fronting 190 fest on north side ol 14 of Lots 7 and 8, Block 23. Amount county, Oregon. Amount $75.52.
State of Orogon. at a meeting there­ píete circuit of the dining table before
It reminds one of what happened on
placing
the
ball
In
the
box.
And
a
California street and 190 feet on the 137.76.
Assessment No. 227—M. L. Norris. of on the 25th. day of July, 1912, the
rule still survives that "every mem Iler nn East river ferryboat the other day
same
being
an
adjourned
meeting
of
smith side of “C” street. Described
Assessment No. 200—Joseph Kitto. owner or reputed owner. Tract situ-
| the meeting of July 20th, 1912, by who shall produce on the table a dish when a passenger fell overboard. The
In Volume 90, page 392. Deed Records ■ linlnlstrator of estate of W. ('. Kitto, nted along east side of Blackstone al­ ! the following vote: Yeas—Britt, Fick, of tea or coffee must pay into the gen
man was strong and well able to swim
of Jackson County, Oregon. Amoun; leceased, owner or reputed owner. I ley and fronting on north side of McIntire, Ulrich.
eral fund n guinea for every sui-b -that Is. he was well able to swim
Submitted to the Mayor July 25th, drink.—London Spectator.
until a well meaning but excited deck
$286.98.
Ixits 1 and 2 and south 25 feet of Academy street, described in Volume
band threw a twenty pound life belt
Assessment No. 167—Mrs. J. Klippel
xits 5 and 6, in Block 24. Amount 57, page 545, Deed Records of Jackson 1912.
Approved by the Mayor this 25th.
down on the top of bls bead.—Puck.
owner or reputed owner. Tract front­ 94.40.
St. Paul’s, London.
county, Oregon Amount, $135.18.
day of July. 1912.
i
London’s great downtown cathedral,
ing 50 feet on north side of California
Assessment 'No. 201—Joseph Kitto,
Assessment No. 228—A. E. Reames.
T. T. S haw . Mayor.
Tailors as Literary Mon.
between Fleet street and Cheapside,
street, extending back along Eight! idmlntstrator estute of IV. C. Kitto, owner or reputed owner. A triangular i
One does not look for literary men
Attest: H enry G. D x , Recorder.
stands like a huge nick fair amid the
street and fronting 50 feet on soutl. leceased, owner or reputed owner, tract abutting on north side of R. R.'
Notice of the aesessment levied and seas of traffic that wash up l.udgnle among tailors, hut none the less tbe
side of “C" street, Described In Vol- x'orth 38 feet of Lots 3 and 4,and V. By. Co.'s right of way. descrihed
declared by the foregoing Ordinance is bill from the Strand and on the east trade can claim some Illustrious names.
ume 10. page 68, Deed Records of ninth 25 feet of Lots 7 and 8, Block as follows: Beginning at a point on given by the publication of said Ordi­ to the Bank of England: different from John Stow, tlie antiquary and author
Jackson County. Oregon. Amount 14. Amount $4 7.58.
the south line of "D” street 100 feet nance in two consecutive issues of the the Abbey, which stands remote nt of the "Survey of London," for In­
$75.52,
Assessment No. 202—Mrs. E. Maeg- eastwardly from the east line of Sixth Jacksonville Post, and bj’ mailing a Westminster St. Paul’s was rebuilt stil nee. begun life as a tailor, and an
notice of said assessment to the owners by Sir Christopher Wren after the other famous tailoring antiquary was
Assessment No. 168—Mrs. R. I. * Par- ey. owner or reputed owner. South street, and running thence eastward­ or
reputed owners whose postoffice ad­ great tire of ltkiit. It is 51(1 feet long John Speed, one of England's early
ker. owner or reputed owner. All of •12 feet of Ixits 3 and 4. Block 24. ly along said south line of ”D’’ street dress is known.
and 219 feet wide: took twenty two limp makers and member of the So­
H enry G. D ox ,
Block 64. Amount $302.08.
\mount $46.82.
about 135 feet to right of way of the
years to build until file time of open I ciety of Antiquaries. And then there
City
Recorder.
Assessment No. 169—Joseph Kitto
Assessment No. 203 Mrs.
R. R. V. Ry., thence westerly along
Ing nnd thirteen years more for com- was Roliert Hill, “the learned tailor” of
administrator, estate of W. C. Kitto. >unntngton. owner or reputed
said right of way to the east line of
St. Paul's Is the tomb of Birmingham, who contrived to teach
plot Ion.
deceased, owner or reputed owner. Sorth 75 feet of Ixits 5. 6, 7
many great men. Over the north door himself Greek and Hebrew and became
the M F. Wilson lot; thence along
MODELED FROM MEMORY.
Tract fronting about 250 feet on north Block 24. Amount $113.28.
is the Inscription. “Lector si mono- famous as a writer of theological trea­
east line of said M. F. Wilson lot to!
mentum reqtilris. clrcumsplce " “Rend­ tises. And George Meredith was born
side of C street and five feet on the
Assessment No. 204—Mrs. C.______
Renter. the point of beginning. Amount $52.87. |
Danton Waa a Wonder, Though Ho Did er. If you seek this monument, look over a tailor s shop.- Ixmdou Globe.
east side of Sixth street, lying between nvner or reputed owner.
North 80! Assessment No. 229—M. F Wilson, i
Once Mix H is Subjects.
about you.”
C street and R. R. V. Ry. right of feet of Block 67. Amount $120.83.
i owner or reputed owner. A triangular,
Danton, the celebrated i-urlcnturlst.
Placing Himself.
war. described In Volume 60. page 557,
Assessment No. 205—George Me- i I tract fronting 68 feet on east side of had a woud-rful power of modeling
A man who was much In need of
Willing to Be One.
Deed Records of Jaeksou county, Or- Donougb, owner or reputed owner. fiixth street, bounded on the north by j from memory. After one long look nt
'What!" began the father explosive, sleep rolled out of tied during the night
eron. Amount. $135.94.
South 120 feet of Block 67. Described lot described in Volume 14. page 380. bls subject be could go to bis studio iy “You want to marry my daughter? The Jar did not awake blm thoroughly,
Assessment No. 170 M F. Wilson, in Deed Records of Jackson County. Deed Records of Jackson county. Or­ and make a bust quite perfect III its Yon. who haven't a penny on earth? and Ills hand wandered in exploration.
owner or reputed owner. Tract front­ Volume 10, at page 131. Amount egon and on south by right of way resemblance.
You. w ho aren't worth a picayune? It eni-oiinteied the mesh of some pro­
One day a young man cnine to him. You ? Sir. let me ask you this: Don’t truding springs and a sturdy iron cor­
ing 100 feet on south side of "1>" street $158.59.
of the R. R. V. Ry. Co. Amount,
saying that Ills sister was III aud about you know that mv daughter Is items ner pod
“In Jail at Inst" he mur­
and 100 feet on east side of Sixth
Assessment No. 206 Samuel Walsh, $25.68.
to die and that, although the family tomed to all the luxuries of wealth?"
mured as he weut off Into another deep
street. Described In Volume 14, page owner or reputed owner. Ixits I and
Assessment No 230—A. E. Reames., wished her bust modeled, they dared
"Y-yes, sir." replied the suitor, mis­ sleep.
380, Deed Recorcs of Jackson County. i. Block 68. Amount $75.52.
owner or reputed owner. East 100 not excite her by mentioning it. erably. "But ain't I one of 'em?"—
Oregon. Amount $75 52.
Assessment No. 207—C. C. Beekman | feet of tract fronting on west side of | Would be undertake to reproduce her Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Th» Baseball Courtship.
Assessment No. 171—Joseph Kitto, owner or reputed owner. Ixits 3, 4, 5 | Valley road or Fifth street, described j features after seeing her nuce? Dan­
“How de I stand with you. little
girl?" Inquired the ardent fun.
administrator estate of W. C. Kitto, 8. 9 and tO, block 68.
Amount. i in Velum« 49. page 242. Deed Records i ton agreed, and next do y the brother
Mean Thing.
Informed bls sister that he Intended
"You have n per< entage of about .786
deceased, owner or reputed owner
"No.” said Miss Passa.v. “I don't like
$26 '6.
i of Jackson county, Oregon. Amount. j
to present her with some Jewels and the photos Kamrer made for me. They Just now." answered the Indy fam “and
Ixits 1. "
I. 1 o, 7 and S In Block
A'ltVIhmt No. 208 -George McDon-' I $209.94.
that a young man would bring some make me look like n woman of forty."
lend the league"
,
63 Amount $188 80.
.¡ugh, owner or reputed owner. Ixits | I Assessment No. 231—H. Klippel. specimens for her approval.
"I' iu glad to hear Hint I was afraid
“
Well."
replied
Miss
I
’
epprey.
"you
Ai . ssment No, 175—Jackson Conn 6 and 7. block 68. Amount. $75.52.
owner or reputed owner. South 100
1 teuton brought In tbe Jewels and. should have told him not to touch them I was In i lie sirnnd division.”— Kansu»
ty. Oregon owner or reputed owner
Assessment No. 209—C. C. Heek- i j feet of a tract fronting on north side going home, modeled a bust of strik tip If you didn't want them to look so City Juiirmil
All of Block 19. Amount $302.08.
man. owner or reputed owner. All ! ! of Valley road or Fifth street, de- Ing resemblance. Next year an old youthful.'"—Philadelphia Press.
Assessment No. ITS Jacksonville of block 69. Amount. $302.08.
I scribed tn Volume 2. page 550, Deed gentleman, the father of the young wo­
Man Worships Something.
Catholic Church, owner or reputed
Man always worships something.
Painful Proof.
Assessment No. 210—Joseph Kitto, Records of Jackson county. Oregon. man. came to order a bust of the broth
This,
too,
irus
a
er. who also had died,
own. r. Ixits 1. 2, 5. 6 7 and 8, Block administrator of estate of W. C. Amount. $173.70.
“What are you cryfug about. Willie?“ Always he seen the Infinite shadowed
marvelous success.
18. Amount $226.56.
"One of th' Imys called me ‘teacher's forth In something finite, and indeed,
Kitto, deceased, and J. Hartman.
Assessment No. 232—Peter N. Fick,
The result of such planning, how f>et. sn’ I went an' told ber. an* she can ami must so see it III any finite
As*-eisnient No. 174—Luke Ryan. owners or reputed owners
Lots 7 owner or reputed owner. Tract de­ ever, was not always a« satisfactory
licked me to prove I wasn't.”- Cleve- I.mg once tempt him well to tlx his
owmr or reputed owner. North 14 of and 8. block 39 Amount. $75.52.
scribed as follows: Beginning at a to bls patrons as In these cases. A land Plain ’ tea 1er.
eyes tln-reoii -t'arlyle
Ixits 3 nnd 4. Block 18
gentleman
wbo
could
not
persuade
his
Amount.
Assessment No. 211—Roy Ulrich, point on the north line of Valley road
$37.”6.
owner or reputed owner. Lots 3 and ; or Fifth street at the Intersection of, wife to sit asked Danton to enter a
Too Much Light.
Ca->»e and Effect
Ase«is*-mert No 175—J, R. Nell own- 4 block 39. Amount. $75 52.
I »aid north line of Valley road with a certain omnibus one day and tlx In his
Mrs
Nn visir - bin seem
Daughter-I love him
He Is the
nit her
memory
the
features
of
tbe
lady
op
♦r cr reputed owner. Fouth 14 of Ixits
light of my life Father Well, that's tlmirse ibis morning dear. Mrs l.imb
Assessment No. 212- Alpha Hart- i line running northwesterly through
posits
him
? •'ml 4. Block 18. Amount
all righi. Imi I nli|o-t t<> lut vine my num Well, mi hiialsind i-anie borne
man. owner or reputed owner. Lots the center of blocks 75 and 77. and,
$37.76.
lie did so. modeled a benutlful bust bouse lit Up by him after
nit bet late Inst night.
A <.»»«• ment f'<j. • 76—Luke ilyan. 5. 6. 7 and 8. block 40. Amount. running thence northwesterly and at
midnight
It
proved,
however
aixl «ent It home
PWiier or reputed owner. South V of $151.04.
light angles to north line of said, to In* twit the mistress, but tbe maid,
Harsh counsels have no effect They
Slsp nn extlngtilshe« upon your Irony
** 3 and 4, Block 17. Amount! Assessment No 213—T. T. Shaw Valley road. 100 feet; thence south­ who had also taken the trip lb tbe
are the hammers which are always re­ If you nn unhappily blamed with a
I m. 52.
owner or reputed owner. Ixits 1. 2. 3. westerly and parallel with »aid north I omnibus.
pulsed by the anvil.—Helvetlua.
velu of It—Lamb.
A..esgulent No.
8 \W1|.otfJ
line of Valley road, 230 feet; thencel
j *',ock 40. Amount $151.04.
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