Jacksonville post., March 28, 1914, Image 4

the rate of 6(1 per annum fronm May John Farlow and William Farlow from
28, 1913 until paid, and for the sum of asserting any right, title, interest, es­
One Thousand ($1000.00) Dollars as tate, lienor claim of any nature or
jUttfuey’s^fee with interest thereon at «•heparter whatsoever in-or to said de­
file rate • * 6‘! per annum from the scribed premises, or any part thereof;
I date of i
iecree, together with the
And for a further decree decreeing
costs ai . disbursements herein taxed defendants John Farlow and W ’liam
at $63.65; and this Court by its decree Farlow to be the owners of an un-
herein directed aud ordered that so livided one eighteenth interest in and
much of said realty be now sold as to the said described premises;
shall satisfy the sum of $2340. past
And for a further decree of the
due interest and the sum of $234. out Court, removing the clouds on plain­
of said $1000 attorney’s fees, and also tiff’s title to said premises occasioned
the sum of $599.80 taxes for the years bv the misspelling of the names of the
1910, 1911, and 1912, and for the costs grantors, Simeon Farlow and I vdia A. I
and disbursements of this suit taxed Johnson; and for such other relief as
at $63.65, said sale being subject how- to the Court may seem equitable.
I ever to the following: that if the sum
This summons is served upon you,
of $780. interest due Dec. 1, 1914 on and each of you, by publication in the
said principal sum is not paid on or Jacksonville rost,
Pott, a newsp
newspaper of gen­
before Dec. 1, 1914 or the taxes which eral circulation, published in Jackson !
(nay be due fiom the said defendants County, Oregon, once a week
on any portion of said premises and consecutive weeks, by order
which the plaintiff is obliged to pay to orable "
-
•
F. M. Calkins.
Judge
protect his security, that an execution Court. made on the 9th day
issue with an order of sale attached ruary. 1914.
for the sale of so much of said realty
GUS NEWBURY,
including any realty theretofore sold
Attorney for Plaintiff.
hereunder as may be necessary to
satisfy the amount then due including
taxes together with the sum of $78. as
attorney fees and for any additional Summons for Publication in Fore­
Cold and Colds.
closure of Tax Lien.
costs and disbursements incurred there
"Without having- gone anywhere near under, and if on Dec. 1, 1915 the bal­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
either pole.'- writes a correspondent of ance for which this decree is granted
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
the London Chronicle, “I have had my with interest at 6‘/l from date of de­ Geo. W, Stevens, Plaintiff.
cree
and
also
including
the
balance
ot
vs,
experience of the fact that intense cold said attorney’s fees with interest anil
D. R. Hunt, whose true name is Dennis P.
cutside stops tlie cold in the bead. 1914 additional taxes has not been paid
We were six men essaying the ascent (hat an execution issue with an order Hunt and any other person or persons having
interest in or lien or claim upon the real es­
of the Grand Combin in the Alps (over of sale attached for the sale of the an
tate aescribed in the complaint herein. Def< n-
14,000 feeti. From our first attempt whole of the realty mentioned in said dants.
we were driven back by a thunder mortgage and for which a decree has To D. R. Hunt, whose true name is Dennis P.
storm, and a stay of some hours to dry­ been granted to satisfy the said bal­ Hunt, and any other person or persons having
ance as aforesaid; which decree was
in the hut with the stove going woke enrolled and docketed in the Clerk’s an interest in or lien or claim unon the real es­
up all the microbes. When we return office of said Court in said County on tate described in the complaint herein, the
above named defendants.
ed to the hut next day from the valley the 10th day of February, 1914.
In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are
there were at least four severe colds
I am commanded by virtue of an
hereby notified that Geo. W. Stevens, the hold« -
among us, with sneezing aud son execution with power of sale attached of Certificate of Delinquency numbered 131. is­
throats. On the third morning we trnv | issued by the Clerk of the above Court sued on the second day of November. 1910. by
ersed our peak, slowly cutting snow I dated the 27th day of February, 1914, the Tax Collector of the County of Jackson.
’ in the above entitled cause to sell all
and Ice steps in weather memorably the following described real property State of Oregon, for the amount of Four and
bitter even for that height. On the or so much of said realty as is neces 13-100 Dollars, the same being the amount then
other side It suddenly occurred to me sarv to satisfy said execution and due and delinquent for taxes for the year 190n,
together w*ith penalty, interest and costs thereon
that I Imd no 'cold' left, and the others order of sale, to-wit:
All of the Renshaw Sub-Division in upon the real property assessed *0 you, of which
made the same discovery.”
Township Thirty-seven (37) South of you are the owp^r as appears of record, situated
Range. One (1) West of the Willamette in said County and State, and particularly
Not on the Play Bill.
Meridian, as numbered, marked, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit: The
Miss Mary Moran, the English ac­ delineated on the official plat thereof, Lot numbered two in Section 7 in Township 36
tress. tells of an Incident that occurred 1 now of record in the office of the south of Range least of the Willamette Meri-
when she was playing Belle, the wi'-k i County Recorder of Jackson County, idian. being 33’4 acres in the north-west quarter
ed lady in It. C. Carton's piny. "The j Oregon, together with any and all of the north-eastquarter of said Section. Town­
and Range.
Tree of Knowledge.” to a holiday au i water and water rights appurtenant 1 ship
You are further n btified that said Gen. W
dience. At tlie eml of the fourth act thereto, and especially the appropria­ j Stevens has paid taxes
on said premises for
Belle leaves her husband and goes tion au’hi-rized by Permit No. 36, prior or subsequent years with the rate of in-
dated October 25, 1909. and recorded in
away with the villain of the piece, in Hook No. 1 of Permits in the office of [ terest on said amounts as fol’ ows.
a moment of remorse she bends over the State Engineer at Salem, Oregon, ; Year’s
Date
Tax Receipt
Rate of
Paid
Nn.
Amount Interest
her sleeping husband, kisses him and. at page 136 thereof, and recorded also T:ix
1910
Nov.
1.
1911
169
$3
57
15
per ct.
taking from her neck his mother's in Volume 1 of Water Right Certifl- 1 1911
6010
$4.28 15 nor ct.
chain, she places It beside him. re- I cate Records of lackson County, Oie- ‘ 1912 Oct. 11. 1912
Oct. 16 1913
$151 15 per ct.
marking as she exits; “The best and gon. at page 1 thereof, excepting how- i 1913 Feb. 25. 1914 13559
190
$1.18 15 per ct.
the worst of us are fools.” On this par- I ever Lot Eight (8) thereof, which is
Said D. R. Hunt. whoso true narre is Den-
ticular occasion tlie clasp of tlie chain J hereby expressly reserved from this nis P. Hunt, ns the owner of the l^cnl
refused to unclasp Twice she tried t • conveyance, said property being sit­ title of the above described properly as the
in Jacksen County, Oregon.
remove It. when a voice from the gal uated
Now therefore, by virtue of said same appears of record, and each of the other
lery exclaimed: "Keep it. Belle. You'll execution and decree, and in compli per-’1 n • above named are herobv notified thnt
Geo. W. Stevens will apply to the Circuit Court
want something to pawn if you're go- i ance with said writ. I will on
Ing to ski|> out with that other bloke!" Tuesday, the 31st day of March, 1914, of the County and State aforesaid for a decree
foreclosing the lien against th«* property above
I at the hour of ten o’clock A. M. at the described, and mentioned in said certificate. And
Prosperity Is Communistic.
front door of the Court House in Jack­ you are hereby summoned to appear within
A man cannot prosper in any honest sonville. Jackson County, Oregon, sell sixty du- s after the frat publication ..f this sum­
business without benefiting the com at public auction, subject to redemp­ mons exclusive of ihe dav of said first nuhllen-
niunlty ns well as himself, for he can- tion as by law provided, all the right, tion. and defend this action or pay the amount
not Induce men to deal with Idin with i title and interest of the above named due as above shown together with cn ts and ac
out offering them an advantage; and. defendants Effie M. Armstrong and crued Interest and in case of vni.r failure to do
taking all tlie transactions of life to­ [Joseph W. Armstrong, her husband. so. a decree will he rendered forecloslmr the
; and George E. Hart and M. Trammell
gether. the advantages which men offer in and to the above described pr-pertj- of sai I taxes and coats attains! the land
prep.is'?« above named.
to others must, on the whole, be equal or in so much of said realty as is
This summons is published by order of
to those whi It they receive themselves 1 necessary to satisfy said execution anil Honorable T. J. Cle^ton. Judge of the Circuit
Doing business, therefore. Is n very ef- order, for cash in band io the highest Court of the State o^ Oregon for the County of
feetinil mid extended mode of doing ’ bidder.
Jackson, anti said ord-r was n.ade nnd dated
good, ami tlie fortune which Is uc-
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this this ?6<h day of Fehruarv. 1914. and the date of
quired III doing it Is. In a very impor- I 27th day of February, 1914.
the first publication of this summons is the 28th
day of February 19H.
taut sense, the measure mid Index of
W. H. SINGLER,
All process and papers in this proceeding may
tlie good done.-Jacob Abbott.
Sheriff of Jackson Countv, Oregon.
be served upon the undersigned residing within
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy.
Moods of the Bay of Fundy.
SHE
SAVED
HIM
By MAY C. ETHERIDGE
The bny of l-'undy Is full of strange
and contradictory features. Grand
'-Mmstiii island. whiHrrilrs-r-tt»=the port
I hand of a vessel entering the bay. Is
ore rocky graveyard-on the reef to
the southeast an impaled ship is a com
mon'slgjit. Every Indentation, nay.
every rocky cranny, bears some ter
rlbie and suggestive name descriptive
of some maritime tragedy. On the
Island twelve miles In length and
scarcely inhabited, is a graveyard
tilled with the bodies of unknown
sailors. A little above Trinity rock the
coast of Nova Scotia rises In rocky
parapets from the sea and u narrow
Inlet admits to the Annapolis valley
where, strange to say. the eye rests on
a fertile valley of apple orchards
which raise the highest priced fruit
In the world. In this sheltered space
Is a climate which, owing partly to
the gulf stream and partly to position,
differs altogether from the arctic cold
of the stormy sea without.—Westmin­
ster Gazette.
"John. I've Huuictliing to say to you.
You’re a good fellow, and 1 have do
family. 1 have some stock In the
Hope Mining company that Is valuable
and other securities. They're ail in
this tin box. There Is also a will In
the box leaving ull 1 possess to you.”
“Why, Mr. Hathorn,” said John Mur­
ray. surprised, "what in the world put
that into your head? I've been work­
ing for you only six months, and you
never saw me before 1 came to you
and asked you for a position in your
store.
Besides, you are a healthy,
strong man. liable to live thirty or
forty years longer."
“I'll tell you, John. You've told me
about that wife of yours in the east
aud that little kid you set so much
store by. Something tells me that I've
not long to live. If I were to die to­ I
morrow there wouldn't be a person In
the world to claim what 1 left. If 1
will It to you you can bring your fam­
ily out here and go right on with the
store. 1 might as well mako some one
comfortable, mightn't I? Colne with
me.”
He took John to his bedroom over
the store, pulled up n plank in the
floor, put in the box and relaid the
plank
Then the two went down-
stlffrs and resumed their work. That
<’ ‘ night John Murray wrote his wife In
the oust and told her of the bequest
that might some day come to them.
It'was about three months after this
that’.lohn. who took care of the books
jihi the cash, mad** up u deposit of the
' cash, that had come In during the week
''‘ibr the bank at the county seat,
some ten miles distant While riding
through a narrow defile a man sprang
upou him and before he could draw
■ 'his revolver disarmed him and. taking
* out a rope, bound him hand mid foot.
Then, appropriating the money he car­
ried. he left John beside the road and
made olT In the direction of the store.
John remained as he was severa’
hours before any one came along to ■
release him; then be returned to re I
port the robbery Entering the store, |
he found it deserted. Looking about '
tlie place, lie found Hathorn's dead
body In the barn, with a little hay |
I
thrown over it
Here were two troubles John had ’
to refiort to Ills neighbors, though the I
first was nothing In comparison with I
the sis-oud Ills story looked very un­ |
likely. It sis-med more probable that
be had made up the story about having
been robbed, had appropriated the
money himself and had murdered Ills
euqdoyer The store stood alone, with |
im house within n mile. John was ar
restisl and Irl.il, and. though the evi i
deuce against him was purely eireum 1
stantinl. It Insured Ills conviction, and
he was sentenced to be hanged
I
One day a woman entered ii Jewelry I
store nt the county seat, where John
was awaiting exe< utlon. and offered to •
sell a watch The Jeweler noticed on
the case the Initials E L. Il He ask .
cd the wouiiin If these were her ini I
thils. and she admitted that they were
not and looked frightened. This excit
ed the suspicion of the Jeweler, and lie
kept the woman parleying till he could
Summons for Publication.
learu more of her Then it occurred
Summons,
to him that the initials were those of IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT <>F THE STATU OC ORROOS.
Mr. Hathorn, whose murder had ex
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON FOR
cited so great a commotion In the com ] J. H. Bowman. Pl lintiff.
JACKSON COUATY
niunlty. lie scut for an otllcer, and
Vg.
T.
L.
Farlow,
Plaintiff,
the woman was arrested.
Having ! Daisy A. Bowman. Defendant. Suit in equity
vs.
teen put through a severe cxnmina for di voice.
Elias Miller and Sarah M. Miller, his
To Daisy A Bow man, the above named de-
tion. she broke down aud confessed
wife, Alice A. Hinman and A. Hinman,
that she hud murdered Hathorn and I fendant:
her husband, E J. Farlow and Mary
cat fled off the watch with her. But I In the Name of the State of Oregon, you are Farlow, his wife, Fred Farlow, a single
she claimed that plunder laid not been ‘ hereby required to appear, and answer the com. man, and May Conn and H. C. Conn,
filed against you in the above entitled
her object, averring that Hathorn had I 1 plaint
her husband. Louisa E. Hafer i.nd
Court and cause, on or lefore six weeks from the
Peter Hafer, her husband, Sarah Ad-
married and deserted her
day °f the first publication, being the llth day
There were two opinions as to this of March. 1914, the time prescribed in (he order I king, a widow, Lydia Adkins, a widow,
John
Farlow and William Farlow.
confession, tile one lielng that it was of publication thereof.
Also all other persons or parties un­
uutrue. the other that It was genuine.
And You Are Hereby Notified that if you fail
known cl timing any right, title,estate,
Those who tn a I it tai tied the latter view to appear and answer said complaint, for want ; lien or interest in the real estate de­
thereof
the
plaintiff
will
ai
ply
to
the
Ct
urt
for
were supported by the fact that Mur­
scribed as the S.E.E 1 . of S W 1..
ray's lawyer had brought evidence to the relief demanded in the comptaint, to- wit: S.E
of N.W.i,; and" S.W.'4 of
, for a decree forever dissolving the bonds of mnt-
of Sec. 11, Tp. 37 S., R. 2 E.,
show that Hilthorn had feared some . rimony existing between the plaintiff and de- N E
W. M. in Jackson County, Oregon,
secret enemy. This turned the scale . fendant.
agalust the woman, though Murray I This summons is published under and by vir­ Defendants.
To Fred Farlow, Mav Conn, H, C.
was not at once released. As soon as tue of an order made bv Honorable F. L. Tou Conn. Louisa E. Hafer, Peter Hafer,
he was lie went to the Jail where she Velle, County Judge of Jackson County, Oregon, Surah A<lkins. Lydia Ads ins. Alice A.
j in the absence of the Circuit Judge of Jackson
was eoullued to have n look at her.
Hinman. A. Hinm-’ii, John Farlow and
lie was ustoiilshed to see his own County, Oregon, from said county, on the 12th ' William Farlow; And also all other
I day of March, 1914, the first publication on tie j persons or parlies unknown claiming
w i f e.
• 14th day of March, 1914. and the last publication
| any right, title, estate, lien or inti rest
l-'ortuniitely Iheoltlclal that was with on the 25th dav of April. 1911.
| in the real estate described as the
him was behind Murray aud the wife
MULKEY & CHERRY.
■ southeast quarter, the east half of the
bad time to give Iter husband n warn
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
. southwest quarter, thesoutl east quart-
Ing look not to recognize her before the
er of the northwest quarter and tie
man came up. During the Interview
southwest quarter of. the northeast
•lie also succeeded In whispering to NOTICE OE SHERIFF’S SALE quarter of Section 11 in Township 37
bint: “Fly for your life. I will be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF South of Range 2 East of Willamette
Meridian, in Jackson Countv, Origon,
all right" John saw In tills a scheme
OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF
■ the above named defendants.
to save him and as soon ns be left the
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
JACKSON.
jail illsappeaicd. A day or iwo later
You and each of you are hereby noti
E. R n.-haw. ''Inintiff.
Mrs. Murray n-calh-d her confession,
li d and required to appt ar in the
telling th ■ f illoulng story:
above entitled Court and cause within
vs.
She su'd Hint as s on a- she heard
I-'Tie M. A r'.iotrunp nn I Joseph W, I six weeks from the date of the first
of her tiusbaml's arrest she le d gone Aimstrong, her husband, and George publication of this summons upon you,
W“st She had had Hathorn's Initials E. Hart and M. Trammell. Defendants. which is the 14th div of February.
, 1914. amt answer the complaint of
engraved on a watch that belonged to
Notics is hereby given that under t plaintiff against you, now on tile in
lie. brother and used It to get herself and by virtue ot an order of sale, de­ said Court and cause; and if you fail
arrested She told of the tin bo* of cree of foreclosure, and execution to appear and answer within the time
which Iler Imsband had written her thereof issued out and under the seal req'iired, for want thereof the plaintiff
ami which had not been referred to by of the Circuit Court of the State of will apply to the Court for the relief
defendant's counsel in the trial since Oregon, in and for the County of Jack- prayed for and demanded in his com­
the will It mntalned would show a mo­ son, in a certain cause therein, where­ plaint, to wit:
For a decree of this Court decreeing
in E. Renshaw as plaintiff was render­
tive for the murder by Murray.
ed a decree of foreclosure against plaintiff to be the owner absolutely
Attended by court officials. Mrs. Mur- Effie M. Arnis’n-ng and Joseph W. and in fee simple of an undivided
ray went to Hathorn's room In the Armstrong, her husband, and George forty-four forty-fifths interest in an-i
■tore, and the box ivas found. Be­ i E Hart and M Trammell as defend­ to the southeast quarter, the east half
sides the articles In It alrmidy men­ ants in the sum of thirteen Thousand ¡of the smilh-rest quarto , ti e south­
tioned was a paper «»:i whl- h was writ ($13,000 ) Dollars with interest there­ east quarter of the no- h vest quarter
ten. “Et>en Greenleaf lias sworn to kill on from Dec. I. 1910 st the rale of six and the southwest quarter of ’h>
per cent per annum until paid in ac­ '■■’• tbi ast <pi rter of Section eleven
me and I Isdleve lie vltl ’
cordance v irli tl« terms and c >n.liti s (11) in lowns! p thirty-seven (37)
Who Greenleaf was never came to of said i ote. in d for the aumof $18.. On South, Range 'wo (2) East of the Wil
II. lit
John Murray was invited to taxc-- fot the ye rs 1910 and 1911 with I imetie Me. ig an in Jackson C.unii,
return, but wrote Ills wife to sell out interest thereon at 6u per annum Oregon.
And for a fu-ther decree of thia
the store and bring Ills Inheritance iron N-vi-niber 22. 1912 until paid,
and for the sum of $178.79 taxes for Ci urt restraining the defendants and
•a st
the year ’912 with interest theteon at each theteof, excepting defendants
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M. PURDIN.
Xddress Med'o-d. Ore.
Attcrney for PI fintiti
Summen?,
IN TTTF CIRCUIT COT’RT OF TTTF STATE OF
f RE( nN.FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
BERTHA A. CORTHELL. Plaintiff.
vs.
EDGAR CORTHETJ,. Defendant.
To EDGAR CORTHELL. defendant above
named:
In the Name of *he State of
here’ v notified that Bertha
plaintiff, has commence !
suit in the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, in and for Jackson
^ountv, nn ! that in pursuance of an order made
an-l er (cred in said cause by F. M Calkins. Judge
nf said Court, on the 19th day of Februa-v, 1914.
von a-o he e’>y required t”< appear «n said cause
on er before six weeks from the first publication
of this summons, which publication will be on
the 21st day of February. 1911. and answer the
complaint of th«» plaintiff, filed therein, and for
want of answer thereof on or before sai 1 tin e,
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
demanded, and prayed for in said complaint,
to-wit:
For a »iecree of divorce from you: for the care,
custody and control of the minor child, Marjorie
Alice C irthell. and for plaint IT’s coats and
bursements of this suit.
Dated this 19th day of February, 1914.
W. J. MOORE.
Attorney for Plai
Charles F. Dunford
DEALER IN
All kinds of soft and hard wood,
Tier or cordwood lengths. Prices
moderate and delivery prompt.
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
♦ j
Notce for Publcat > n
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. Land Office at Rosebu-g, Oreg »n.
February. 7. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Max S. Hirsch.
whose p vst office address is 505 Burnside Street
Portlan 1. Oregon did. on the 19th day of Decem­
ber. 1913. file in th s ofil e Sworn Stitement and
Application. No. C9214 to nurcha-w» the N.E.’»
N.W ’ i «nd T,<>ts 1. 2. 3 and I of Section 18. Town­
ship 418.. Range 4 West. Willamette Meridian,
and the timlwr thereon, under the provisions
of the act of June 3. 1878.and nets amen­
datory. known as the "Trnber and Stone
Law.” at such value as might be fixed by
appraisement, and that, pursuant to such ap­
plication. the lard and timber thereon have been
appraised $56 > (D. the ti nber estimat>*i lJM-’.OOO
board f<N»t at $0.50 per M and th»* land nothing;
that said applicant will oTer fl lai proof in sup­
port of his application an 1 s varn statement on
the 2 th day of April. 1911 bj're R»gist»r and
Receiver Unite ' States Land Office, at Ro.wb trg.
Oregon
Anyperwoni» at liberty to pror«»st this pur
<has • before entry, or init:nte a e »n‘ »s at an
time before patent issues, by filing a corrol»or-
ated affidavit in th s office, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry.
B F. JONES.
Register.
I
Jacksonvile
Meat Market
JOHN DUNN1NGT0N. Prop
First Quality Lard at Reduced Prices
While the eupplp latte
15 Pounds 65 cts.
10 Pounds $1.25
j JACKSONVILLE,
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OREGO^