Jacksonville post., March 01, 1913, Image 4

Notice to Creditors.
senators Included such its those gov­ Fish Bill Amendments Rejected.
Final Notice.
CITATION.
I IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
erning the running of stock at large
COUNTY, OREGON.
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNY
or providing for exneditlng the pay-
COUNTY. OREGON
In the Matter of the E > ato of Urzil-
- U*’ JACKSON.
-
men; of witness or Juror fees.
Salem, Ore., Feb. 25.—The house Re­
In the Matter, ot the Estate of Frank Ennis. ia Garfield, Deceased.
In the matter of the estate of Frank
1915 Fund is $175,000.
Notice is Hereov Given:
That the
fused on motion of Reames by a vote Deceased. Citation to heirs and legatees to show
[
Agreeing to the report of the con- of 36 to 19 to concur in the senate bill cause why order for sale of real property shduld undersigned, A. M. Wilson, adminis­ A. Djugln^, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, t-hat the
made.
trator of the estate of (Jrzilia GaTtield,
Date of Final Adjournment Is ference committee and concurring in opening- a portion of the Rogue river not To be Frank
undersigned» by an oroer of the County
E. Peckham. Claud W. Ennis. Maud
amendments made in the house, the in Jackson county to commercial fish­ Ennis. Anna Tucker Champlin, Josephine En- deceased, has tiled in the County Court Court ot JacKsou County, -State of »
for Jackson County, State of Oregon,
Still Undecided
senate passed the Panama-Pacific ap ing for three months each year.
The nia Kenyon. Jennie Ennis, heirs at law and lega­ in the matter of said estate, his final Oregon, duly entered on the.27th. day * I
proprlation bill, and Oregon will ap­ bill has been referred to a conference tees of said above named decedent and all un­ report and account, showing all moneys ot January, 1913, has been appointed
now is the duly qualified and acting
Governor Refuses to Accept Bills— propriate for Its share in the exposi­ committee composed of Reames, Up­ known heirs at law of said decedent and all ■ eceived and disbursed, wnn vouchers and
Administrator ot the estate of the
others interested in said estate Greetin'-:—
i'or such disbursements.
McArthur Orders Members Arrest­ tion $175,000. The senate intended to ton and Hadley from the house. Reames
In the Name of the State of Oregon, you are
Thai said court has set Saturday, aojve na'ne-i decedent.
ed—House to Retaliate on Senate— stand pat on $200,000 and the house on rofused to serve on account of his per­ 1 hereby require! to be anl appear be* »re »aid the 1st dav of March, 1913, the hour
All creditors aaJ persons having
Panama Fair Appropriation passed $150,000, but from the very nature of sonal interest in the bill.
County Court on Monday, the 10th uay of M ,rch. of leu o’clock A, M. anti the court claims agauut said decedent or _ his
1913 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of eaid day at room of said court as the lime and estate are heieby notified and required «y
—Women Not Compelled to Serve the stubborn opposition from both
Senator Smith of Josephine recently the Court room of said County Court at the place for the making of any objections to pres.'iic tn-‘ same duly verified with
be
sides
it
was
apparent
there
could
on Juries.
sent Governor West the following mes­ Court House in the County of Jackson. State of to the allowance of said final report prouer vouchers, io tne undersigned at ,
no solution but a compromise.
O regon. to then and there show cause why an and account. All persons having ob- ms office at No. 29 Soulh Peach Street
sage regarding the b'l1:
Salem.—At the close of what Is
Jury Duty Still Optional.
' order should not be granted to the Executors of ji ctions thereto are required to tile the in the City of >1 -dforJ, Jacksoncountv,
“
Will
you
kindly
tell
me
your
rea
­
U tally the final week of the legislat-
said Estate to sell all the following described same in writing in said court, on or be­ State ot O jg.jn,‘ w’ltnm six inontns
Women in Oregon do not have to do
1
session complications came up Jury duty unless they wish to. The sons for being in favor of opening that : real property belonging to said Estate at private fore said time, and to ma tesuch objec­ from the date nereot.
Toe data, uareat and of the first pub­
tions at said time, otherwise said tinal
which makes it difficult to tell just house refused to pass a bill amending part of Rogue river entirely under the I sale, to-wit:-
report and account will be allowed and lication tiercel is February 1st., 19d3.
when final adjournment will be taken. the law so that women would be com­ control of the Cacleayk and opposing j All that portion of I.of 8 in Block 7 as laid down said
W alter M. C lark ,
administrator will be discharge i.
1 on the official plat of the Totvnlnov City) of
The understanding that virtually pelled to serve on a jury when sum­ giving the people of Josephine county I Jacksonville. Oregon, described as beginning at
Administrator of the estate of Frank
Dated this 30ih day of January, 1911.
what
is
rightfully
theirs?
I
want
to
A. Douglas.
A. M. WtLcON,
ht d been reached for the legislature moned, the same us men.
! the South East corner of said Lot 8 and running
H. K. rd .inn i residing at Jacksnn-
know if von have decided against our thence N°rtherly 100 feet more or less to the
Administrator of tae Estate
to adjourn for five days after it had
A number of the members of the people and on what grounds you have North East corner of said Lot 8; thence Woste-- Urzilla Garfield, D ceaseJ.
Ure'o.i, i-curney tor the estate.
cleaned up its work and to come back house expressed the belief that regu-
1 iy along the North boundary of said Lot 8. 25 feet
I
done
so,
in
order
that
1
may
give
some
fcr the sole purpose of considering lar Jury duty is not for a woman to
more or I, ss to a post and board fence between
the vetoed bills is presumed to be perform and the measure therefore reason other than that George Putnam the property of the said Ennis and Eleanor Jane
!
told
you
to
do
so.
”
Kubli: thence Southerly with the said post and
r< tpcnBible for the action of the gov­ went down to defeat.
Governor West sent the following i I board fence as the west boundary of said I.ot
ernor and his private secretary in
House Votes Home for Girls.
i 100 feet more or less to the South boundary of
reply to Senator Smith;
absenting themselves from the exec­
The bill f<fr a state industrial home
sail Lot 8: thence Easterly along the South Iin<
‘ I am in receipt of yours of the 20th j of said Lot 8, 50 feet more or less to the point of
utive offices.
for girls and women went through the
instant,
in
reference
to
the
Rogue
beginning, the above described property being
'Governor West dropped out of sight house and Was passed by a vote of
S .lurday and received no bills from 39 to 2. The bill appropriates $50,000 I river fish bill, and wish to .->ay that, | the same property heretofore conveyed by deed
to Frank I-nnis by T. J. Kenney, Administrator
th j legislative assembly, and it was for the two-year term, which is to be | should a bill affecting fishing ir the j of James Elliott Estate, Eleanor lane Kubli. A.
1
said
river
be
passed
at
this
session
of
I
Slid will receive none and will not ap- used In establishing and maintaining
E. Reames and others Excepting only there­
pi ar at the state capitol until after the proposed home. Women and girls the legislature, my views on the sub­ from the prone-ty heretofore conveys i by Frank
the legislature has finally cleaned up are to be sent there as a corrective. ject will be made known, either through Ennis to El rtnor Jane Kubli by dee ! dated Sept.
every bill that Is on the desks of the The bill was introduced in the senate my approval thereof, or by veto which 26th. 1912 recorded in Vol. 97 Pnge 273 Deed
Records of Jackson County. Oregon.
respective houses. This much became and passed that branch without a dis­ will fully set out my reason for its dis­ The foregoing Citation is ordered by the County
approval.
”
known from an authoritative source. senting vote.
Cour* af > ‘-said to bo publishei in the Jackson­
ville Post for 4 sueces ive weeks or for ' publica­
Governor is Criticised.
Report Upholds Prison Policy.
tions prlo to the sai I 10th day of Match. 1913.
West was severely criticised Satur-
Governor West was upheld as to his
Notice For Publication.
Wttnt s i he i!-,n. F. I.. TouVelle Judge of the
dry by members of the senate and prison policy and the management of
County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
County, this 5th day of F br jar. . A. D. 1! 13.
house, as well as by attaches and ein- the state penitentiary was praised in
U. S. Land Oltice at Ro leb.irg. Oregon.
F. L. TOU VELLE.
pl >yes, whose salaries have been held I a majority report filed with the house
February 11. 1913.
County J t dge.
up by his failure to sign the general i by Senators Hollis and Ragsdale and
Notice Is hereby siren that William I. Chase,
Attest: G. A. Gat door. Clerk.
of Jacksonville, Orei.-'-n who. on June 22. 1911.
appropriation bill.
I Representative Laughlin. No censure
The governor declared during the | whatever was given, the nearest thing rn -do Homest‘-ad Entry Serial. No. 07299. for W
'■j NE 11 NEU. N1V1 * NE
nn l the Nla NW */■
week that Saturday being a holiday, j being that some prisoners were found Section S. rownship 39 S., Ran^e 2. west Wil­ Notice of
Sheriff’s Sale Under
the senate and house had no right to who complained of having no under- lamette Meridian, has lilel notice of intention to
Execution.
I
remain in session, but lawyers in both wear sufficient to their needs, and make Commutation Froof, to establish claim to
S a reality when you are able to apply
By vi ’ ieof an execution a .d order of sale
branches of the legislature declare tills condition, it was pointed out, was the land above des, rioe<l. before W. H. Canon. duly is8u d by the clerk of the Ciruit Co u-t of
water to the soil in the right amount
United States Commissioner, at Medford. Oregon the County of Ja -I.son. State of Oregon dated
that it Is a legislative day and that easily remedied.
and at the right time. To be able to
on the 28 day of March 1913.
the 18t.h <lny of February, ’913. in a curtain action
the legislature could work and be well
Claimant names as witnesses,
Representatives
Lewelling
and
“
y°u sh°uD contro’ your own
in the Ci fiii: Cv-urt for said County and State
Fred Smith, of Jacksonvil e, Oregon,
within the law.
—— water supply for irrigating purposes.
Smith submitted a minority report,
wherein Jani-s W. Gillette and Kliza H, .id ■ . e
Anna
Sm
th.
if
Jacksonvill
•.
Oregon.
It was believed to be the plan of the in which several severe charges were
as Plaintiirs recovers Judgment ajjii.nst E nary
You can obtain water from streams, lakes,
Ansel Gilson, of Jncksonv.tle. Or* iron,
13. Waterman and Mabel B. Waterman his wife,
governor. In order to circumvent the made as to the management of the
ponds, springs and wells, but to have absolute
Joe A. Th mias. of <te Iford, Ore.- n
for the sum of Two Thousa id Six Hundred 14 n
legislature in Its determination to re­ prison, and Governor West wa« cen­
control over the water supply, you should use
B. F. JONES.
ty Thru - Dollars and Thirty Eight C nts.
main here until all vetoed bills are sured for his official actions in a num­
Regtale er.
an I H C oil and gas engine to do the pumping.
($2693.38) with interest thereon at the rate of 6
acted upon, to force receipt of all bills ber of instances. The house filed both
By doing so you also reduce the cost of pump­
; *2 4.--------
percent j er annum, from the i8th dav oJ
February ij)13. And the further sum of Two
this week. This will make possible reports.
ing water to the minimum.
Notice of Sheriff's Sa’e.
Hundred Fifty ($_50.6<>) Dollar-; a t " ney’s fe
the bolding of all bills in his office
I also the costs and disbursements t xed there
General Appropriation Bill Passed.
until Friday or Saturday of this week,
Bv virtue of an <»x--»cuti >n an i or ter of sale I
Without making a single amend­
Notice hereby given tuat i will on,
as he has five days on each bill to ment, the senate passed the general <luiv if-ued by the clerk of the c’rcuit court, of
MARCH 29, 1913.
the County of Jackson. State of Oregm. dated
ve'.o or Bign or send to the secret j-y i appropriation bill for state offices and the 27th dav of February. 19.3. in a certain action At the front door of the C tu.*t House in. Jackson
furnish cheap, dependable power for all farm
fate without signature one way or J boards just as It went through the in the Circuit. Court fur said County an i State, ville, in : aid County and State at 10 o’clock in th-
purposes and to operate all kinds of farm
Ute other.
wherein J. Fiark Nichols as nlaintiff recovers forenoon of said day, sell at Publ c auction to th
machines—cream separators, feed grinders,
house
highest
bidder
for
cash
the
following
describe"
iudg-ment against. J. W. Hoysett and Marv C.
■-louses May be Swamped.
wood saws, etc. They operate on gas, gaso­
Further expediting business, so far HoR^ett his wire, Simuel Kautz and Lizzie Kautz real property, to-wi .’-
In event that the governor should as appropriation bills are concerned, I his wife, and W. R. Crihfield. for the num of
All the right, title and interest, of the sai'
line, naphtha, kerosene, distillate, or alcohol.
hold in his office all of the bills yet the senate passed all the University Eleven Thousand S* ven Hundred and Seventy Eiilory B. Watermen and Mabel B. Water nan,
They are thoroughly tested before leaving the
to be passed by the legislature, to­ of Oregon and agricultural college Five and f5-160 I o lars. and the further sum of his wife, in and to the North haif of lot numbe:
factory and made to develop 10 to 30 per cent
ed 5 in Block numbered 4 Park i.dlition to th'
gether with those already passed, he bills, 11 in number, aggregating $317,- $?l6.50 taxes and "xpenaea. with ir.t'rest thereon City of Medford, Oregon.
above rated horse power. They are built in
from the 8ru day oT Deeendier, 1912. at the rate I
could turn in such a bunch of bill» 833 for the university and $305,500 for
many styles — stationary, portable, skidded;
Taken and levied upon as the property r of the
of 6 n< r cent per annum end Ore Tbousard
lat-‘ in the week that both houses the agricultural school, these sums ($100-3.00) Dollars attorney’s fee. and the further sa;d Emory B. Wa’ »man an l M t’oe! B. Wa er-
vertical, horizontal, air-cooled, water-cooled;
would be literally swamped and in as being in addition to the annual con­ sum of Twenty five Dollars c >.-ts an I disburs - man h s wife, or to much thereof as may b,
and in 1 to 50-horse power sizes. I H C oil
necessary to satisfy said judgment in favor of
irents taxed therein.
bad a condition tho:i as they have tinuing appropriations.
tractors are built in 12, 15, 20, 25, 30, 45 and •
.saiJames
W.
Giliette
a.id
El>
.a
H.
Gillette hi-
Notice is hereby $fiv. n t.ha' I wit on
been at any time during the session.
60-horse power sizes. They furnish economical
wife, against the said Emory B. Waterman and
Scarcely had the bills been passed
APRIL
4TH,
1913
Should the governor do this, it Is be- before it was announced that referen­
power for plowing, disking, seeding, harvest­
Msb l B
trrman h’s wife, with inte-est there-
At the front dcor of the Court House in Jack­
11« ved that the legislature will remain dum petitions will be circulated to sonville in said Cour, ty at 10 o’clock in the fere- on i«.;. ther with all cost j .nju.abursomeots tha
ing, threshing, and for all kinds of belt power
and drawbar work.
h< e and act upon all bills, no matter keep the schools from receiving the ib on of mid day sell a* Public Auction to th • i have or may accrue.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon this 20th day of
There are satisfied users of I H C oil and gas
h« v long it takes. That is the senti­ money the legislature has voted, ex­ highest bidder for cash the following described Feb»- mry, A. D. 1913.
engines fcr pumping purposes wherever irriga­
Hl' lt of many members, who began cept one bill for each institution car­ r 'i! v 'l'crly. to-wit:-
AUG. D. SINGLE”,
All the right, title, and interest of said defend­
Sheriff of Jackson County, Orc,
tion is practiced. See the I H C local dealer.
to scent a scheme by the executive rying an additional maintenance fund ants J. W. Hojrsett, and Ma y C. Hoprsett bis
Get our catalogue on irrigation from him or
11 get evw" for their action in de- of C'.l.OOO for each institution.
wife. Samuel Kautz and Lizzie Kau’z ids wife,
write
«.ki ng to remain here another week.
and W. I<. Crihfielu, in and to the Sou hwest
L jht Hour Bill Now Dead,
• Notice to Creditors.
u i m i r of Section Twenty Four (24) in Township
Viewed from any standpoint, It is
International Harvester Company of America
Tl.o minimum wage bill, which has
certain that a big tight is coming be- now been signed by the governor, Thirty 1 *\e (36) South of Ran,.;«; One (D tst of N THE COUNTY C3ERT OF OREGON,
(Incorporated)
the Wi’.h.n ette M rid an.
AND FOl; JACKSON COUNTY.
tw i en the governor and the legisla­ played rn Important part In the defeat
Portland
T.ik in
d lev’ei upon as the property of tie
ture.
In the matter of th? estate of J hn
! of Lawrence's bill providing for an '.nid J. W IL gsett rrid Mary C. Hogsetthis wife.
Sp aker Orders Arrest of Members. eight-hour working day for women, Samue’ K ulz and Lizzie Kautz his wife unit V. . Facklmn, deceased
R. Crihrt ’.d, ■ r so much thereof as may be neces­
Notice is hereby given that the
Speaker McArthur Saturday threw with a limit of 48 hours a week.
sary to latisfy s.iid judgment in favor of J. County Court of Jaek«”n County, Ore-
thi house Into a fervor of excitement
The committee returned three re­ F<ank Nichols against the said J. W. Hoffsott gon. lias appointed William F'acklam
by refusing permission to any member ports on this bill, one the majority and Mary C. Hogsett his wife. Samu •! Kautz an.ii as . xeeut r of the estate of John
to eave for home, ordering the doorB report, being that it do not pass, sign­ Lizzie Kautz his wife and W. R. Crihfield with Fackiam, deceased and that the said
lot ted and Instructing the sergeant- ed by Kiddle. Fay and Wood. They ,ntereat thereon together with all co<ts and dis- William Fackiam has duiv qualified as
bursemen. s that have or may accrue.
executor of said estate.
All persons
at uns to go out and arrest every reported back adversely on the ground
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon on this 2M having claims against said estate are
nn 'nber who had left the session with- that a minimum wage bill had already February. 1913.
herebv no'.die.l and required to ore ent
AUG. D. SINGLER. Sheriff.
oui nsrmlsslon.
the same properly veiitied, to the un­
Leen signed by the governor and that
dersigned executor at his residence
The trouble started when It was dis­ this bill was unnecessary and uncalled
near Central Point, Jackson County,
co) ered just before the 4 o’clock train for under the conditions.
Oregon, or at the offi-e of D. W. Hag-
Notice of Sheriff Sale.
pu'led out for Portland that there whs
sii iw. in Jacksonville, Oregon, on or
Revised Assembly is Plan
lly virtue
an ex-'cutioi and order of xn’e
bi a bare quorum present. Some of
Under the provisions of a constitu­ July Inn II <i by th« clerk of the Circuit Court if before six months from and .ifte” the
the members, who live loo far away tional amendment which the legisla­ the County of Jai k-on. Strte of Otcron dated date of the first publication of this
Express. Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
to >o able to get home over Sunday, ture is nHked to put on the ballot for the 28’h day of February, 1913. in a certain action notice.
all
Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
Date of first publication of this
rnl ed objections to remaining over the next generai election in a tesolu- In the C reuit Court for sail Counn anl State, notice, is February 22, 1913.
too
Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
uni ’ss there was to be a session of tion introduced in the house, the Ore- wherein M. O. Carlton aa plaintiff recovered
•
W illiam F acklam .
judrnunt asainat Fatah J. b.winran. Oscar
Fxecutor of the estate of Jo ’ii Fack*
the house. The house adopted a reso
gon legislature, after 1916. would con- Holmquiat. Arvid Holmquist. Edna T. Lux,
lut ion to the effect that any member sist of 34 senators, one from each Minnie A. Townaen ', Frank X. Goulet, I.ou :se lam, deceased.
wi > leaves the house without the county, and 69 representatives.
D. Goulet. W. J. Htila and K ite Hilla. for the
**'nt o' Three Thousand Seven Hund-ed
venty
pn' .nlBslon of the speaker is to be
Notice of Final Settlement
The amendment proposed to change Six nnd 0C.K0 (r71S.) Dulin a with interest
fined $5.
the whole system of legislative repre 'h non from «aid Slat day of February, 10.3. at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THSSCITEOI
House Irritated by Senate,
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
mentation. It would place It on n pro­ t* e l ate of I*, per cent par anno n.
Notice in Hereby (riven that I will on
tenate bills which have passed the portional basis, with each county en­
In th? m itter of th-’ aHirinistra'ion
FRIDAY, APKIL4th, 1913
of the estate of Pauline Kitto a de­
ho se and In which senate members titled to one senator and no more, and
At the front door of the Court Hou e in Jackson­ ceased person.
ar< particularly Interested will be re- to at least one representative.
Notice is hereby given th it Toscrh L
ville O. t-Hon in «a d County at 1J o’clock in the
John Dunnington
ca'led by the house, taken Into that
Irrigation Bill Is Passed.
forenoon of rai.J day aell at Public Auction to the Kitto, the Adm'nistratot d< bonis non
b<j y and laid upon the table until the
With only slight opposition, the sen hiirhvat bidder fo- cash the following described of the Estate of Pauline Kitto, deceas­
set ite agrees to atop slang' .’crlng r.te i’ ’•"d the big $450.000 appropria­ real property; subiect however to the rUbta and ed, has rendered, presented an l filed
interest, of Jane Cartoll whoae right» and in­ for settlement in the above entitled
hcu «e bills, acre-ding to : n agreement tion bill ior
e Columbia Southern terest» therein are of ihe am< t nt of $7000. • -
court and matter his first and final ac­
wl ch Is being fonnulnt ! among a irrigat on pre ■ ct in Crook county.
Commencing Twenty (i0) fe»»i North ai d a<x count and renort of hi« administration
cot •le ot the house members.
T’ 's bill will enable the Btate to take hunt!» ••art! sixty <W) feet Went of (he South- of said estate: and that Toe lav the
4th dav of March A. D. 1913 at th
S ime of their pet bills have been hold of the work of reclaiming the eai
h< ur of 11 o’clock A. M. of sai! d iv ■
put to sleep In the senate and they lands under the original Carey pro­
the court room of said court, at th
an incensed. In a spirit of retaliation ject. where private capital has fulled
court-house in Jacksonville, J :c':«on
for the wholesale slaughter of house
County, State of Oregon, hi« been
All of those who have tried the pro­
thence K.
rlu'v nnnointe' and fixed bv order of
b.l la the senate, the house Saturday ject and failed have made quit claims
v-vutht (11
the indue of the above entitled court
‘oui hundi
tur i»d ou the senate and began slay- to the state. Under the bill the state
JO'IN G. DUNNINGTON. Prop
ns the time and place for he irinr
■< W<
<
lai bills from the upper house.
will take over the entire burden cf
eight <11 ) objections to said account and reti
and for th ■ settlement thereof and
Kovel Procedure In Bill Selection.
reclamation, and will get Its money
taming 4 '
su’d estate.
1 he senate Indulged in a novel pro hnck from tne settlers in 10 years by
All persons interested in said, e«*
-------- Dealern In--------
ced :re when It agreed to allow each the Installment plan after it has been
are hereby notified that all obj'ctions
cm of the 30 senators to select from made ready for productive farming.
to said final account or any 1'em th 're-
of must be filed on or before the date
the vast grist of house bills, which is
u 1 an <
Trust Companies to be Examined.
■if?
and time herein appointed for such
be' re that body, one bill each, to be
A senate bill by Kiddle was passed
hearing and settlement, or thve at.
f!' on preference and receive fmme- by the house regulnting trust com
on to-wit:- the 4th dav of March A. D
dts'c aettou.
1*»13 at the hour of 11 o’clock A. M of
panics and giving the state bank ex
said dav.
The procedure Itself appeared to be amltier the authority to inspect them
? de of th
no nor« no««! than some of the si'lec and tc have the same jurisdiction over
February I
t:o
made, dome of the bills, which •hrm ns hr d s ovrr 'ute banks,
fie< >>vd to l»e t}f first Import lo th'. flier« way v ar«.?!}' pny upi
OREGON LAWMAKERS’
WORK AS REVIEWED
Successful Irrigation
IH C Oil and Gas Engines
Charles F. Dunford
DRAY AGE
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
Jacksonville
Market
Ki oil ol Freih ani Cared Meats
Pviltrj, Choice lori, Etc