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Proclamation.
Proclamation of the Mayor of the
City of Jacksonville on Amendments
to the Charter Submitted by Re.-olu
tion No. 73.
By virtue of the authority in rue
vested as Mayor of the City of Jack­
sonville,*1 do proclaim that that cer­
tain act to Amend Sectit.n 23, Chapter
III of the City Charter of the City of
Jacksonville, »«‘adopted by the voters
of said’eity on the 21st. day of June.
1911. at a special election held forthat
purpose and proclaimed by the Mayor
of said City on the 29th, day of June,
1911, and which act amends aforesaid
section to read as follows.
“SECTION iW. All candidates
for the elective offices of the City
of Jacksonville, as provided for in
the City Charter, shall be piaced
in nomination by petition signed
by not less than twenty voters of
the City of Jacksonville, and filed
with the City Recorder not less
than fourteen, nor more than
thirty days next preceding any
election as provided for in Chapter
III of the City Chat.ter.
All sec­
tions or parts of sections in con­
flict herewith, are hereby repealed’’
received a majority of the votes cast
for or against the same at the general
city election held in said City of Jack­
sonville, March 2nd., 1915.
That from and after this date the
aforesaid amendment is a part of the
charter of the City of Jacksonville,
and the same is amended to that ef­
fect.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
9th day of March, A. D. 1915.
E mil B ritt .
Maj or.
Notice For Publication.
Mineral Application No. 09902.
Table.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
U. S. Land Office Roseburg Qregon.
January 6. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that joint
application for mineral patent is being
made by J. C. Burton and Bessie Bur­
ton, l usband and wife, for a twenty j
acre Placer mining claim, named Sil­
ver Star, located near the mouth of
Star Gulch creek, in the Applegate
mining district of Jackson County
Oregon, and'Containing all of the
South '- of the
N. W. ----- of the N.
E.
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of Section'28, T. 39 S. Range 3
of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons, claiming ad-
verselv the mining ground, or any
portion thereof so described and sur-
veyed, platted and applied for are
hereby notified that unless their ad-
.....
Verse claims are duly, filed according
to law and the regulations thereilbder
w.thin the time prescribed by law, witl;
the Register of the Uhited States
I,and Office, at Roseburg, Oregon,
they will be barred by virtue of the ,
provisions of said statute.
Notice was posted on the ground
December 28, 1914.
J. M. U pton ,
Register.
Effective January 17, 191».
you are
Passenger
..8:26 A.M:
Oregon fexpress...
. 6:20 P:ii;
il Portland
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in need of
Howard Prower and ll.ilph Cunning
When JStephen Yardley returned from
ham, two young Englishmen, met ii
Europe he brought a dog with him
The animal was evidently not of a the gold country of
came fast friends.
breed that would enable him to take
These young men. having compared
a prize in a dog show, and since
notes, learned that they came from
Yardley wan rich and always had the
eminent Britisli families. Prower was
best that money could buy there was a younger son of a nobleman, nud C iiii
«oiue curiosity amoug tils friends to ningliam eliHined to lie a graduate of
know why the itoast had taken his Oxford
Beside« the f let of their lie
fair y. Thin was enhnnred by noticing Ing fellow collbtrymen. there was a
Chat Yardley led the dog down the strong resemblance between them
gangway uiuiselt and on leaving the They were nearly the Maine height and
build and both light complexloned
dock took him with him into the cur
There was one difference between
riage.
“What did you pay for him?" naked them, though it was si-nrcely uoticea
ble.
Prower’» right eye was of a
« friend.
slightly different shade of bitte FVom
••Etve thousand dollars."
his left eye.
•’Five thousand dollars?’
But there was
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•‘Yea. and ten thousand wouldn’t buy the character of
I low
biui.”
aid Prower was ii kind hearted, li itile
“There must tie something about bJtn man; Cunningham was a devil, They
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
that Is not discernible tu the eye. What prospected together for ii time, agree
OREGON, FOR J ACkSON 3OUNTY.
isitr
Ing that If one struck paying dirt hi
Maty F. Gage, Cornelius C. Gage,
•Til tell you. I was in Parts whet) would share it witli the other Filially
Norman B. Gage, .Mary M Gage hud
the great European war broke out. In
Cuniiliiglinin dug a hole In the ground
Martha A. Gage, Plaintiffs
deed, for the past few years I've been for which he was offered a hundred
vs.
J. T. French, Caroline French; H.
more in Paris than at home. Well, you thousand dollars. He had no Intention
French; also The LTnknOWn Heirs bf
know we Americans In Paris organized of sharing It with Prower and was de
J. T. French, Carolihe French, and IL
Summons.
an American corps to Join In the dis
liberating how he could Iswt him out
Freqch; Al§o all other persons or
pute between the allies and Hermans. of liis portion when a letter came ad IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
parties unknown claiming any light,
J enlisted why I don't exactly know. dressed to Howard Prower, earl of
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
tide, estate, lien or interest in th real
The United States remained neutral, Broketield.
W. A. Turner and Jennie Turner; istate described in the cbfiiplaint here­
and I suji'Mise we should have remain
in. Defehdahts,
Prower was away on a prospecting Plaintiffs»
ed neutral, but we didn’t. We went into tour when the letter came. Botti men
-l o J. T. French, Caroline French,
VS.
It the way most men volunteer in war
William, Ulrich, John È. Mahan, H. French, also The Unknown Heirs
bad been away from England for ten
knoWH ___
as ___
È. __ J. „ Mahan, of J. T. French, Caroline French and
¿hue—to be in tile excitement
years. If Prower were out of flu* way sometimes ______
Forest E Mahan, Ethel Mahan, , _ John
..... H. French, Also all other persons or
“Anyway, we formed a corps and Cunningham might return, pass him
after a certain amount of training self off for the new earl anil thus ap Frailer, U. W Forbes,C . H. Heninger, parties unknown claiming any right,
title, estate; Hen t>i‘ interest in ihe real
were marched tu tiie front.
You re­ propriate the title anti csstates. While C. W. Niros, Stuart Saunders, E. E. estate described herein; Defendahts,
member that there was a lot of fighting he was deliberating oil this plan word Phipos, Geo. O. Jarvis, Julian P above named,
Johnson, (he unknown heirs of John
<in a wood near the center of tile line. was received that Prower hail been at L. Mahan and Anne McClain Mahan,
In the Name of 'the State of Oregon,
1 was fighting one day In tile wood tacked by claim .lumpers and iuur
if any, and all other persons or parties You atid eftcli of you are hereby noti
when wo suddenly came upon a lot of dereil
unknown to plaintiff claiming ahy fled that die plaintiffs above named
Germans, and a lively scrimmage fol
right, title, estate, lien of 'nterest in have commenced a suit in the Circuit
Cunningham went to the place where
the real estate deStfibed i’i the com­ Court <f the Suite Of Oregebn, fori
lowed. Our fellows were driven back,
the tight had occurred and tried to find plaint herein, Defendants.
Jackson County, „that this notice is I
and I, shot In the body, was left on
bis friend's body, lie was told that
To John
E.
Mahah,
sometimes given, tn pursuance of an order made |
the field. The Germans didn’t know
a number of persons had been killed
and entered by the presiding Judge of
that they had licked us or. fearing an In the tight and they bail all been bul­ known as E. J. Mahan, Foyesp E. said court on the 25th day of February I
Mahan, Ethel Mahani C. w. ¡Forbes,
ambush or something, retreated.
led side by side. lie was shown tile 0. H. Hcijpite^ thp unknown heirs of 1915, in said cause and that in pursu- |
“Well, there I was. deserted by graves, but saw no reason why be
Manati and Anra McClain mice of said order you are here: y re- !
friend and foe. left to bleed to dentil should exhume Ids friend'« body, lie
if any, and all other persons quired to appear and answer the com- ! .
in a wood
Night came on. and the turning to his enbin. he bpened tile
or parties unknown to plaintiffs claim­ plaint film therein on or before six'!
let
horror and loneliness were enough to ter tiiat hail been received and learned ing any right, title, estate, lien or in­ weeks from the first publication of this (1
kill a man without ids dying of a that Prowers father and two older terest in the real estate hereinafter summons, which first publication will I J
be on the 27th day of February, 191-5,
wound
Fortunately the cold weather brothers had been taken ill anil all had described, Defendants:
an I that for want of such appearance j k
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
bad not yet come on. and I didn't suffer died wltblll n period of a few weeks.
OF OREGON, You and each of you I and answer within said time, the plain- I |
with tile cold. It was a relief to see
A month from that time Cunning
are hereby notified that the plaintiffs I tiffs will apply to the Court for
the day coining for It brought a hope ham appeared In England and claimed have commenced a suit in the Circuit I relief demanded iti said complaint;
that there would tie more fighting in to lie Howard Prower. now Earl ot Court of the State of Oregon, for I Wit !-
The quietirg and Cohfirmihg Hi
the wood and I would lie within the Broketield. There was no one of the ¡Jackson County, against
ainst you, implead- ;
of
ano th"t
that in pursuance- plaintiffs the title to the W.
linos ot efttn*! one side or tin* other.
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family to receive him except a sister 1 ed with others,
NW. ■; anil NW. 'I (if the StV. ’
“But tiie firing that began with
of the lute earl, who did not doubt of an order made and entered in said Section 5; tne NE.
of SE. ‘/j
cause on the 23rd day of January, lfil5
■diiwu seemed to recede mfliei than ap
that lie wns her nephew.
of Sic ion 6
and of the Statutes of the State of the SW. J4 of the XW.
h
l had nothing to sustain me
No one disptiied tin* identity of the Oregon, you are required to appear and the NW.
of the NW.
of Sec­
<?tthei of hM»d «u drink. I crawled to
claimant except Lady (llndys Pern
and answer the complaint filed therein tion 7 ail in Tcwnfhiu 35 South, Range
ward th»* Ucai<*st -lead body a tier
broke, the daughter of a neigliliorlng on or before the expiration of six One West Willamette Meridian, Jack-
man and tried to Mini Milin* <tisf rtm m-i
weeks from the 30th (lay cf Januarv, ' son County, Oregon and for the cost
nobleman who would have been How
on him mu there was licithei a crust, aril ¡’rower's wife except for Ills pover­ '915, the date of the first publication and disbursements in said suit.
G. C. M c A llister ,
ot bread hot a swallow of water. I ty. She had not married mid when of this summons and if vou fail to so
Attorney fir Plaintiffs.
vrawicd »ii •» 'i’ll»* fariiiei to a dead tlie heir returned expected n happy answer lhe plaintiffs will apply to the
Fr«*iictiinsn mil f«»un<l some bread and meeting. To play the part of Iler lovei Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint, to-wit; A decree of fore­
SherLT*» Sale 01 It al Estate.
a flask «»'f w me
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was mon* than Cuntiinghain could no
“If II Ii du 1 iieeii r»»i Illese I woultl complisli, and she nt once pronounced closure upon and a sale of Lot 1 in Sec­
By virtue of an execution aha or­
tion 17, Township 39 South, Range 1
ba»v |M*ri.-h'ii foi i lav lliere all timi him an Impostor.
East Willamette Meridian, Oregon to der of sale duly issued out of and un­
der the real of the Circuit Coilrt of
day and
ihl 'I ii .
I Inni stuftetl
But notwithstanding this assertion
satisfy a lien of $712.85, interest, at­
the State of Oregon, in aid for Jack-
a j»ui't of in
•»iiu'i in;«» my e olimi ■mil
which was not very largely accepted. I torneys fee and the costs and disburse
son ( ounty. dated the 9th day of Feh-
Ii • link« d >i| tn» I *. • »i:n_- hot | I illltli I
ments.
Cunningham established himself as tile
ru rv. 1915. under a decree of fore-
till It
-Il .’1 U II
Oil
III fill II tot
G. C. M c A llister ,
teal ol Earl of Ilrokelli’lil
He had played the
| closure dulv made aHti entered on the
Slai'lbiv It'» • ».•llr»f I h.u r a valli
\\ Ini.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
part of a peer some four mont lis, when
| 30lh day of January, 1915, in a suit
I Wil
lhl> ut «ili niy *•*» it nini niv f dleiKl
who sliould appear lint Hie real earl
Wherein Belli Nickell was Plaintiff
fill condition lie ideiii" ’ii»» ut ine welt
and J. T. Perry, J. E. Settles et als
Prower had been left for dead by
Notice ot Sheriff’s Sale.
••Vel •i pre*, ut
I II»’ hii<|> that hud I hhmi those who had nttaeke.l him and those
J. C. Brown, Executor of the Es­ were Defendants, in favor of sa
f rU lileiud a w it \ bv (lit- th'inu rt’luriH’d who hail Joined in ills defense Bufo; e tate of Josephine Ed nonds, Deceased. 1 Plaintiff and against said defendant
I and each of them, and ordering the
Mild Wei»- IlillUiv lb I lie Inn.i. h«*> above they Iinl returne I to bury the dead lie Plaintiff.
foreclosure if the certain mortgage
vs.
Hie.
hiu.*r|> were blj/.Ziim atlelxliiig hail crawled away
When he hail re
Ernest A. Heller, et al, Defendant. described in the complaint of the
to then dillh iHairs iiiuiiliidfui that covered he haiked for Illa chum, but
Plaintiff, by the sale, as on execution,
By virtu ■ of an execution and order
h liiiuiiih being was gradually sinking
did not find him. Later he limi heard
of the mortgaged premises in said
to deal II.
of his father's and brother’s dentil and I of sale duly issued out of and under mortgage described; which decree was
the seal of the Circuit. Court of the j on the 30th day of January, 1915, duly
’*H iim II> I fell Into a stupor. I didn’t nt once started for England.
State of Oregon in an I for the County
know whetiii*i it was idglit or day and
Wlien one day Howard Prower wall
enrolled and docketed in the office of
of Jackson. State of Oregon,
and
I dldu t cun?
I heard n dlstajt boom
ed into his home and met tils old dated the 10th day of March, 1915, in the Clerk of said Court and is now of
record in Volume 22 of th lie Circuit
Ing. hilt that wiiM going on all (lit friend face to face tin* latter turned a certain cause therein.
wherein
Now
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while. I heard the bark of a dog and pale. 'There was one of two courses J. C Brown, Executor of the Estate Court Journal, at pages 339 310.
Lad I been In m Iwttei condition might which tie might choose step down and of Josephine Edmonds, Deceased, as therefore in comnlian-e with the com-
; mauds of said execution and order
have especially noticed it
Tin berk out or < lalm tiiat the neweomer was Plaintiff, on the 5th day of December,
I sale, I will, on
1914, recovered a judgment against E.
Mounding neiiref. I made an eftort IC an Imposto:
lie eho«e tile Inttei
Tuesday, March 16th,
nroiiM* myself. When it was dost* by course lie Ignored Ills visitor, saying A. Hefier and Kate Hotter his wife,
me I ope ms I my eyes and there wuu tiiat lie tied eiaue Io ¡«'rsonate Illi* I'ea. for the sum of One Thousand Nine it the hour of ten /clock A.
Hundred
Ninety-two
and
77-10'1 ’’root door of the Court House in the
the do« «Miking nt me and barking.
Howard I'rower. toil that lie would l><
($1992.77) Dollars with interest there­ City of
Jacksonville.
in
Jackson
unable tn substantiate tiis claim
“Pretty soon lie rt<'!imper«»d oft. bark
on from said 5th day of December.
. anty, Oregon, offer for'siile hm I will
lug mm tie ran; then I could tivat him
I'rower. a Ji.ist at such treatment, 1914, at the rate of 8 per cent per an­ <e)i to the highest bidder for.co'sb.'
num and One Hundred Ninety-fivi < tl feet to redenrptipn/as bv law
drawing nearer again. But I waa to<
a itlidri « and entered suit against tile
weak to take uiuuli notice of him
Ik
uiiin wlio had usui|>td Ills Htle and Ills ($195.00) D >llars Attorney's f"e. and vtded. all the right titi”.‘and . intere-t
the further sum of Thirty ($30.00)' if said defendants and'each. nf *th< m/
w«M goue mo long that I forgot all property
His aunt unfortun.itely ad
«bout him. But after uwlille I heard liered to tlie opinion that <'uiinmgli.ain Dollars cos's, together with the aceru- ’ vhich they ,had June S.' 1912ror any
ing costs of sale, which said judgm uit
ime thereafter,. in and to the« real
bls bark again tar away. Ian drawing was liel in-phew
'fills left laid; was enrolled and docketed in the of
nearer. The nvit tiling I knew I felt Gladys 1 einbiiike tlie only witness In tice of the Clerk of said Court on tin prop.'tty. situated in said Jackton
('ounty, bounded’iind described as fol-
m baud on my wrlat Opening my v J’ vh ,
Prowers favor, and her evidence was 5th i!:iy of December. 1914. and is of <>ws to-wit:
there wna a man with a red cross on not counted so valuable as that of a record in Volume 22 ot the Circuit I
Tne west half of .the south-west
bls arm kneeling lieNidp me.
Court Journal at pages 66 and67 there quarter (W.
member of the claimant s t'amil.v Nev
of S. W.
and south
of.
“As soon as he knew that I lived he ertheless. luldy Gladys warmly e«
west quarter of 'north-west quarter
1 am commanded by said Execution (S. W.
gave ii eii 11. and assistance came,
I poused How aril's cause, mid tlie rein
of N. W. 1) of Section
wan put on a stretcher and carried to lions of loVcis that tiilil existed before and Order of Sale to make sale of tin. thirty-two (32)' in Township Thirtv-
hereinafter described real pr >pertv to eigh't (38) South of Range Two (2)
ttie rear, when* I was phi(*ed In a hos
lie left for America were resumed
satisTfy the, above named judgment, I West' of W. M.: also commencing at
pltHI Hint (, set led proper attention,
One wl'tieas was found III mi old attorney,'»^fees and costs and accruing North west corner of the north-east
A h mhiii ns I got well enough it' woman who had nursed Howard when costs* of this sale, I will therefore on
quarter of south-west quarter (N. E.
think <>t uni thing cl'-ept 'iiyselt I ask
tie was a baby
But she Had, never
Monday, 12th l)aj of April 1915.
of S W. ',) of said Section thirtv-
l'<1 IllHiUI the dog that had Hiivvd me.
at the hour of 10 o’clock’A* M. at«the two (32). running thence south twenty
seen him since tiiat time mid tier evl
I w us told Hint he was one of the dogs
deuce w as not consid.-red ot mu< Ii val
front door of the Court House in Jack- (29) chains: then’,’ noeth. 45 decrees
that ti i<1 been trained to limit foi lhe
¡•'as', twenty-eight (28) chains: thence
ue, espeelnlly since In het old age she s invllle, Jackson County, State of
wound* t
He tool none oft Into the
west twenty (20) chains to the place
Oregon,
offei
for
sale
and
will
sell
at
hud lost her cyeslghl
However, nt
wood wlii'iv I ’nv and had collie back
ot beginning; containing n total of 140
the trial «lie was enllrd to tlie UltllVSN public auction to the highest bidder
bmkliiK mid Indiciitiiiii Hint l> « lulled
for cash, subject to redemption as is acres.
stand mid testille-l us follows:
And will apply the proc-els of such
by law urovided, all the right title
to I'V tullimed. A limn was uuin with
"I lune not seen Howard I’rower and interest of the defendants above sale. First; to the payment of the
tiliu mid found mt* tt*r> iieai drill h*
cos’s and disbursements of sai l suit, 1
door
I'roliabl) iitiothw hour without since he wns n baby, when 1 used natneil, in and to the folio ving de­
to give lum his bath and w heel him I ii scribed real property situated in Jack- including costs of sale, and the at-i
attention would hai tl 11 h I i » m 1 iii «*
torneys fee. adjudged
payable
to
sifli County, Oregon, to-wit.-
"I naked t” •*•*♦• tile dog. mid tie wn- Ills |H*raiiibillator. but tf I could see
.An undivided one half interest in plaintiff; Second, to the payment of
plainly
now-
ns
then
I
would
know
him,
brought In to me
When I ofTeti*d t*
the East half of the S mth-west quart­ the debt secured by said mortgage, as
buy him I »'i> told that the Red ('loss for I noticed on him ii defect I have er and the Southwest quarter ot the provided in s lid decree.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
dogs were not tor sale. Then I iigrewl never seen In any one else. His eyes Southwest quarter of the Southeast
to siitmcrllie f I non Io tile lied < 'ins- were of ii different sh.ade of blue"
quarter of Section 14. Township 37 9th day of February. 1915.
W. IL S isgl : R.
The two claimant's were nt once ex
South Range One West of the Wil­
fund In exchange tor him
th offei
Sheriff of Jackson Co nty, Oregon.
lamette Meridian.
Nearly nil the ex
did n*»t produce mu etlii t Illi I rnlMial amined carefully
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy.
Ail of said undivided one half in­
miilners pronounced that tin* blue of
It to «5 <>kl
Then hi .nun' iuh ' iih | mi
terest in ami to the above described
eua the Red t'r**HM mmimt**r** goi Howard s right eye was slightly light
real property will be sold at said time
6
Money 6
Money 6
around |tie selling of one ot their d *u
er than that of Ills left
an I place in the manner provided by­
for lll<>||(*\. mill till »»fti*i Wil« III i rpti’d
This settled the case definitely, ami law t' r She' iff’» «a es under ex- cuti. n
•Linns may be obtai-e! for
«' v purpose or. acceptabh Real
“Alid nun you Kuo* uli) l no.
he whs adjudged to he the Earl of to satisfy the judgment above nam'd,
Fa’ ite security; liber -t f'iv -
broiiftit h«»nir n <1»»*4 Hint orlirtnilh
Broketield
lie married Lady Gladys together with the attorney s
fees
l<.gis; corresp mdenee solicited.
WfiM hoiik'hi for |H*f h.i|w $5 01 $iu, na\
Ciiniiliigh i ni was sent to prison for a costs uiui accruing costs of sale.
A. C. A gency C ompany .
lux i»Hid ¿Yuuu foi mm
term of years for making fnlse preten
W, H. S ingler . Sheriff.
758 Gas. Electric Bldg.,
And Yardley bugged bls pet
•ions.
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By E. W. W ilson , Deputy.
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