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JA CKSON VIL LE POST- :
Officia. Paper of the City of acksonville, Orejón
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jasksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50.
Advertising rates furnished on
application.
Considerable talk has been had on the street and else­
where in regard to the financial status of the city; some
claiming that it was hopelessly in debt with no hopes of
liquidation, etc. This is simply bosh. When we consider
that the assessed valuation of property within the city is
more than $300,000 and the total indebtedness both bonds
and warrants outstandieg does not exceed $78,000, and
of this, some $20,500 is improvement bonds directly
chargeable against the property benefitted and really not
to be counted as against the municipality, leaving a net
municipal debt of only $57,000. We see no particular
reason for panic in regard the city’s future. The real ob­
ligations of the city itself are less than 20 per cent of the
assessed valuation-a condition vastly better than that of
manycities and towns to-day.
As against this indebtedness the city has assets more
than equal to the amount of indebtedness among which
we may mention a water system costing approximately
$70,000, a city hall, fire apparatus, a number of city lots,
some very fairly improved streets, the cost of which has
been considerable and various other things which are use­
ful in the administration of the public business.
Of course, in the present depression it w’ould be more
satisfactory to the citizens ger ci ally if r.o ir.-
debtedness existed, but although taxes are high there is
really nothing to be scared about as yet. Careful man­
agement will in time bring everything through all right.
In conclusion we want to say that the council is setting
aside yearly a sum equal to one-twentieth of the water
bonds issued ($15,000) and these sums so setaside, togeth­
er with interest thereon will at the maturity of the bonds
amount to about $70,000. The amount set, aside each
year could be reduced somewhat and still be sufficient to
redeem the bonds. Some other cities issuing bonds under
similar conditions to ours have made almost no provi­
sions whatever for redemption of bonds or paymentof in­
terest thereon, while Jacksonville has paid its interest
each year and is also building up a larger sinking fund
than will be needed for re le npti ) 1 >i the bon Is when ma­
tured. Three of the improve neat boa Is were taken uj
by the treasurer January 1st.
Ro.'ue River Valley f’.mal Co. an
Oregon col porat ion vs Walter Stokes
ard Frederick Trapp. Action at law.
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. Complaint filed.
Item» of lnt»re»t to Jackson Couu'y
| B. L. Gates vs Arthur I). C.iultei
Taw Payara
L ind & Orchard Co., a Washington
corporation. Action toreco.Vir money.
COUNTY COURT
j Complaint tiled.
In the matter of the estate of Janies
E. Watt, deceased. Older appointing j
administrator and appraisers
Pioneer Pjises Aw ¡y
CHtCUtT COURT
Suit
B I.. Gates vs Arthur D Coulter
l.i lai 4 ’Jlchani Co., a Washington
corporation. Suit to foreclose mort­
gage. Complaint tiled.
Sadie Pauline C»e
1 pg< f. nm il-
Si lie Pauli. » Sluigis- x- \> . y Y. 11 ,
Suit in equity to d. 1 .are bun., nt ( . . <
n inoitgagu and fori close i: li.uilpa^e. ,
Complaint mid sun minis fikd.
Mrs. C. A. Schmidt, of 540 Sou*I
Fir st., Medford r. turned 1 run, R.-t,
Bluff. Cal where she was called to a'-
tend the funeral of her uncle, Willian
Hubbard, who died near that place re
cently, aged 77.
Mi llubuitui c itne across the plain
in 1857 an I settled al Red Bluff. In
the curly days hi freighted allovertiu
Northern California mid Southern Ore.
biinging in the first saw mill in Jack
m nv lie. He made many trips to the
Rogue l.iver valley in the early ’dlls.
Mr. Hulibard came to his deatl
through a fall frem Ins ! orse while rid
Fig firm his home un Jaynes creek at’
t.-r the mail. The lifeless form wa
found on the hillside the m-xt <1; y. II
Was the Ii at of 4'J men who crossed th,
I . in- ’ng»ther. He leaves a sister at
D ki . .. .. rether at Coyle. Okla
a'nil.vi b otee ii K .asas, besides I.is
lume in Med.old.
Lilian A. McMil’an vs John A Mc­
Millen. Suit for divorce. Con plaint ,
. •• ri’cr for pul licat on of »1 mm111
filed.
State of Ohio, city if Toledo,
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I.ucns County,
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Frank J. Clienev makes oath that he le
•enlor partner i f tho firm of F J Cheney
• Co., doing bualniMS In the Cltx- of To-
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First Nati- nal Bank of Medford. Ore­
gon vs F W. Sr apleigh Hardware (’•>
FRANK J. < KEN Y. . ”*
Action. Com| .hint, Summons j- dg-
Sworn t> before Tne ft nd BUbsortbeJ In
ment and «idei R| pointing nee Vi r my j’l’i. cc, tin» 6th tl iy ftt l\c. mber,
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A. W. CT.FAÜOW,
N ' ry Public.
Char. I . <s«-hi • clin va B. F. i I
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an I Mary I orbe» hi» « if... / ction for con» «uri ’
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the recov ry of no rey. Complaint. testimi’niais. free.
F. J CIIENEY A CO^ Toledo. O.
Affidavit for aitai hinent and pnderlak.
Bold by nil Dnunrlat«, 75c.
ing filed.
j Tak»HaU » FautUy Fut» tor cvuaUpaUSB. j
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FINANCIAL CONDITIONS OF CITY
COURT HOUSE NEWS
E. Renshaw, Plaintiff.
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vs.
Effie M. Armstrong and Joseph W. 1
Armstrong, her husband, and George
E. Hart and M. Trammell, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue ot an order of sale, de-
cretj of foreclosure, and execution
thereof issued out and under the Bea!
ot the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, in and for the County of Jack-
son, in a certain cause therein, where­
in E. Renshaw as plaintiff xvas render­
ed a decree of foreclosure against
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Ellie M. Armstrong and Joseph W.
/Armstrong, her husband, and George
E. Ilart and M Trammell as defend­
ants in the sum of Ihirteen Thousand
($13,090.) Dollars with interest there­
on from Dec. 1, 1910 at the rate of six
per cent per annum until paid in ac­
cordance with the terms and conditions
of said note, and for the sum of $385.05
taxes for the ye-rs 1910 and 1911 with
interest thereon at 6'/ per annum
from November 22, 1912 until paid,
and for the- sum of $178.79 taxes for
the year '912 with interest thereon at 1
the rale of 6‘/t per an1 m fronm May
28, 1913 until paid, ana tor the sum of
One Thousand ($1000.00) Dollars as
attorney’s fee with interest thereon at
' the rate of 6'/< per annum from the
j date of this decree, together with the
costs and disbursements herein taxed
I at $63.65; a id this Court by its decree
herein dnected and ordered that so
1 much of said realty be now sold as
snail satisfy the sum of $2340. past
due inierest anil the sum of $234. out
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o; said $1000 attorney’s fees, and also:
the sum of $599.80 taxes for the years -
1910, 1911, and 1912, and for the costs !
and disbursements of this suit taxed (
at $63.65, said sale being subject how­
ever to the following: that if the sum
of >780. interest due Dec. 1, 1914 on
said principal sum is n it paid on or
before Dec. 1, 19J4 or the taxes which
may be due liom the said defendants
on any portion of said premises and
which the plaintiff is obliged Co pay io
protect ins security, that an^execution
issue with an order of sale attached
ior the sale of so much of said realty
an-luding any realty tLeretoiore sold
uereunder as may be licc.ssary co
satuiy thb amount then due including '
taxe s together w.th the sum of $78. as
a torney tees and fur any ad .itional
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ci ts and disbursen ents incurred there
under, and it on Dec. 1, 1915 the bal-
| .nice lor which this decree is granted
with interest at 6% from date ot ae-
I cree and also including the balance oi
I said attorney’s fees with interest and
' 1914 additional taxes has not been paid
that an execution issue xvith
with an order
ot sale attached lor the sale of the
wnoie ot- Hie realty mentioned in said
mortgage and for winch a decree has
been granted to satisfy the said bal-
mice as aforesaid; winch decree was
enrolled and docketed ill the Clerk’s
office ot said Court in said County on
tile 19111 day of February, 1914.
1 am commanded by virtue of ail
execution xvuti power of sale attached
issued by the Clerk of the above Court I i 1
ai-u u.e 27m day ot February, 1914,
in the above entitled cause to sell all 1
.he io low'ng described re..I prop Tty
I .r so much oi S..IU realty as is iieces |
l.ia.y to satisiy said ixecuiiun aud-l
ortlei ot sale, lo-wit;
Ail oi the Renshaw Sub Division in
I r wnsuiy Ilnrty-seven (37) Souih of
i .i.oige One (¡) »Vest oi tti- vvii.am.ttv
i ,.n-> i. ii .i> , a-* numb red, markeil, anol
When He Went to the Front.
' de.io. .ill-u on toe official pla. thereof,
“Dili you Hear mat George went to
I now of re.-oi.t in uie otlice of toe
asked tile broth
County Recorder of Jackson County, tile trout yesterday
O.egoii. lugell er wiili an.v and all er i»t Etliei
..u.tr ami waler ligots aj purlell nil
Ethel s nice OlunrlitM ••Why. wlwit
thereto, ub.l especially the apprupria do you mean. link? tie uwer luid
uoii autirurized by Peimit No. 36,, me ”
dated October 25, lim9. and recorded m , “Well, I saw him go." snld the broth
Book No. 1 of Permits in the office of er ils lie rt-io-lied tor Ills tint, "Don’t
epe SiHle Engineer at Salem, Oregon,
when he
it page 136 thereof, and recorded also you remember mst evening,
ltl Voiunie 1 of Water R ght Certifi-! kissed you til-si on your right eheck mid
cate Records or Jackson County, Oie- then on your left, mu: then didn't be gr
gon. at page 1 thereof, excepting how­ to the front ?*’ laiilu-i- Home Jourtiul
ever Lot Eight (8) thereof, which s
Prints Full Edition».
hereby expressly reserved from tins
“Ha» Jack ever kissed you?”
ci-nveyaiue, s..id property being sii-
“Net er once "
uatid in Jacksen County, Oregon.
"I know that. Jack Isn’t given to
Now therefore, by virtue ef said
execution and decree, m-.d in compli­ taking single kissesBoston Trim
script
ance with said writ. I will on
Tuesday, '.h 31st day of March, 1911,
High Praise.
,t the hour of ten o’clock A. M. at the '
"Marte yon i-ertnlnlx nre n fright!”
front door of the Court House in Jack- 1
"I knew you «•mild like this gown
mville. Jackson County, Oregon, sell
it public auc’ion, subject to redemp- ‘ Isn’t It loo hideously fashionable for
lion as by law provided, all the right, J wonts?" K.-ins.-ts <’Itx Journal
title and interest of the above nnnn-d
defendants Effie M Armstring ar d
Weather Report.
J -.-enh W. Arn strong, her husband,
and George E. Hart ni«i M. Trumim II
in and io tne above described property ' Following is the report of U. S. Vol­
>rni so much of said renl'y as is I
:1 ce sary to satisfy said execution midi unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
order, for cash in hand to the highest I Jacksonville, for month of Jantliry,
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
bidder.
1'aii il at Jacksonville, Oregi n, this tude 123 deg. 5 min —»»t
27th Jay of Fcbruarv, 19'4.
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Spring, Sweet Spring is Coming
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28, /.*>//
John Minter vs R. R. Minter.
for partition. Complaint tikd.
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The Meadow l&rk is Singing i
JACKSON.
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor.
A. K Shulz vs F. G. Mathison anil
Nellie Pearl Mathison, his wife, Her
belt N. Carpenter and Jeanette A.
Th' inas. Suit to foreclose mortgage.
Complaint filed.
Mabel R. Taylor, Ethel E. Coy an.1.
Nevah A Taylor vs E. A. Metier an:
Nir.-. E. W. Heller, his wife
Suit ta
declare mortgage aril foreclose same.
( . mplaint and summons tiled
A. L Kromling xs T. R. Pittoek.
Injunction suit. Complaint undertak
Ing <>n it junction and summorr tiled.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE '
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF
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More New Goods arriving daily and we
are prepared to give you better VALUE,
better VARIETY and better SERVICE
than ever before. Space forbids enumer^t-?-
ation uf OUR IMMENSE HINES of
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General Merchandise
Including Alfalfa, Field, Garden and
Flower Seed of all kinds and everything
Best Quality, Modest Prices. Our Motto:
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Taylor - Williams
According to the annual report of
the Rogue River Fruit & Produce As*
so-iation, which ships about one-thiid
of the tot d output of I he valley, 359
carloads of fruit were shipped during
1913, 153 cars of pears, 205 cars of ap­
ples and one Car of peaches. Pricer
for the crop were exceptionally good.
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Baron .hit:.e- de Koi hri-lil.it as a t-a.'l
of e-teein < ai ata -oíd I tventj Lui
hours later for 75 uapoieous to tit
an lue jeweler from whom it l,..d U • c
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•child, who gave It agalli to the mtisi
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banker 1 nd looper rll!l. f< r his r. >
FOR RENT—The Norling house < n
kepi up Ilie lia.dtlon. te I lie trial a?’-
Utactiou uf • arata
Oregon street. $8.00 per month. Ap­
ply to D. W. Bagshaw.
Co,
The People's Store
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Jacksonville, Ore
H. K. HYNNA
iE USI NESS CARLS.
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NEWBURY
Attorney-at-Law
Office in Bank of Jacksonville building
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
OREGON.
MEDFORD,
OREGON
JACKSONVILLE,
BR. T. T. . SHAW
Dentist.
Send
for Thia
Catalog
Office in Ryan Building, California St.
Upstairs
JACKSONVILLE
g REGON
1). W. BAGSHAW
Attorney at Law
NOTARY
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Office Hours: Uftern()O1) 1:30to5
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
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LEGAL BLANKS
We have on hand for sale the following
blanks viz:
Lease,
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Mortgages,
Bill of Sale,
Agreements.
W arrantv Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds,
t hattel Mortgage,
FATCfaY LAWYERS,
Ack now ledgements,
303 Seventh Ct., Washington, D. C.
Real Estate ontract.
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Location Notice—Placer,.
Location Notice—Quartz,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
R sal Ett it 3 A : j itt C > itr ict.
Notice Application for Liquor Lieens«
At reasonatk prices. We intend adding
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