Jacksonville post., July 24, 1915, Image 4

Change in Southern Pacific l'irre
Arizona's Mines.
Summons
|
The northwestern continuation in
Table
Arizona of the great mining region of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THS STATE OF
Mexico, celebrated for centuries for its OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
Effective January 17, 1915.
JACKSON.
fabulously rich ores of sliver and other
metals, Is the oldest mining district in Frarik-Jy..Sexton, Plaintiff,
By M. QUAD
- -NOJiTH BOUND TRAINS——
the United States. The district has
-V8-
Copyright, 1915, by the McClure
an area of 1,400 square miles, situat­ Marparet Sexton, Defendant.
I
8:20 A.M.
11 Portland Passenger
Newspaper Syndicate.
ed on the bonier of Mexico, In the mid­
By F. A. MITCHEL
5:20 P.M.
To' Margaret Sexton, the above nam
16 Oregon Express..
dle of that portion of Arizona known
as the Gadsden Purchase. Authentic ed défendant:
2:17 A.M
What means this?
12 Shasta Limited ■. <■
I selected the last two weeks in Au­ records show that silver mining was
Are these men crazy?
In the name of the State of Oregon:
carried
on
here
by
the
Papago
Indians
Extra
fare
train.
gust for my vacation. I am what is
in the days of the Overland trail,
You are hereby required to appear and
called a new woman—that is, I have before the Spanish conquest of Mexico
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
answer the complaint filed against you before the wildest financier dared to
in
the
sixteenth
century.
Later
the
departed from the ways of those wom­
in the above entitled Court and cause, predict a highway of Iron rails stretch-
lodes
were
worked
from
time
to
time
10:45 A.M.
13 California Express
en who sit and hold their hands, wait­
and tlielr ores smelted under the direc­ ! on or before six weeks from the date 1 ing across that great tract of country—
ing for some man to come and marry tion of the Jesuit fathers and the Span­
almost
a
continent
of
Itself
—
which
we
San
Francisco
Express.
.
.4:00 P.M
15
of thé first publication of this sum­
them.
ish government, and remnants of their mons, said first publication being on used to call the far »vest, a caravan
Shasta
Limited....
..........
3:2ftA.M
11
hud been picking its slo»v way along
Until that summer, when I went old mine workings, to which the charm
the third day of July 1915. And you are over the green prairies and sterile
Extra fare train.
to the seacoast, I thought that I had of romance clings, point the way to
hereby notified that if you fail to ap- plains for days and weeks, every man's
no romance in my nature. I was ex­ possible wealth not yet exhausted.
!
pear
and
i.nfiwer
said
Complaint,
for
fixé turned toward the El Dorado—
tremely practical and had no sympa­ From 1853, the date of the Gadsden
want thereof the plaintiff will apply to tmire than a mile of »» bite topped wag­
OVER OS YEARS’
thy with any one who »vas anything Purchase, to the present time mining
the aboVe éntitléd Court for the relief ons, more than 300 men. women mid
EXPERIENCE
«Ise than practical. I felt quite com­ Ims been carried on by Americans—
children. There have been Jealousies
; demanded in said complaint, to-wit:
not.
however,
without
Interruptions,
petent to make my o»vn living and
and heart burnings, even in the pres
especially during the earlier part of
That, the bonds of matrimony hereto­
scorned to relinquish the work to any
this period, In which raids by the fore and now existing between plain­ ence of the hostile Indians, moving
swiftly about by day mid crawling mid
man.
bloodthirsty Apaches or Mexican out­ tiff and defendant be dissolved, and
lurking like deadly serpents by night
Nevertheless lu all our natures there laws figured prominently.—Exchange.
that the plaintiff be released therefrom Two wagons haul out of the line at
is the germ of romance. I first discov­
T rade M arrs
and for a decree of this Court forever uildafternoou and start away at a right
ered this germ in me on that visit to
DcstGNn
They're All Good.
angle.
Two
wagons
—
two
»vives,
eight
COPYniGHTS
Ac.
the seashore, and, having discovered
Burne-Jones, the famous artist, made annulling and dissolving the said bonds children, three men. It is foolhardy,
Anvnne nendliig u sketch and description mny
of
matrimony,
and
for
a
decree
of
eb
quickly
ascertain
our
opinion
free
whether
nu
it, it grew lip like a mushroom.
many sketches for the children of his
invention is probably patentable. Coninitinlca-
dangerous. They drive n»vay in the
tinnastrictlyconfidential. HANDBOOK on Patent«
One evening I »vent down to the friend, J. Cornyns Carr, lie once laugh solute divorse from the defendant here­ shade»»' of death, the children crying
sent free, oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
l«uch to plan some school work, for I lugly proposed to instruct tlie eldest in. For such other and further relief and the »»omen pleading.
^ntcial notice, without charge, lu the
In
the
principles
of
anatomy,
mid
boy
as
to
this
Court
may
seem
just
and
I The three men will not even look
was a teacher, and walked over a nar­
row »trip of sand to some rocks a cou­ there mid then made for him two beau­ e (uitable.
! hack. They feel that they have been
A handsomely Illustrated Weekly. Largest clr*
I »»rouged and Insulted, and their pride
ple of hundred feet from the shore, tiful drawings representing the anat­
This
summons,
by
order
of
Honora
­
ctilatioii < f itnV BrientHlc Journal. TerniM!
a
Arrived there. I found a convenient omy of the good man mid the good ble F. L. TouVelle, Judge of the Coun­ ; Is nt stake. Men will listen to no argu
ye it4; P>ur months, tL Wold by all newsdealers.
woman.
In
both
of
which
the
heart,
sutural sent mid began my planning,
MUNN & Co.3e4Br8ad*a''Now York
ty Court of the State of Oregon, in ; ment at such times—stubbornly refuse
The moon was full, and presently I magnificently large, winged mid back­
branch Office, C25 F 8t.. Washinetuti, 1). U.
I to reason with those they love. These
an! for Jackson County, regularly
ed
by
spreading
flames,
Is
the
central
' men realize tlielr danger, and tomor
:saw a glimmer of light on the watery
detail.
made
in
open
court
in
Jacksonville,
Or
­
'horizon. Then the bright upper edge
I row when they have grown . aimer and
By special request he made another egon, on the 26th day of June 1915, is . when something like an npology Is
■of the moon showed Itself, and lastly
the round disk stood upon tie ocean. drawing, illustrating the anatomy of served upon you by the pubiicaton borne to them from the main party
Kt »vas at this moment that I became the bud mini. On being met with the thereof for a period of six successive they »vlll return to the line, satisfied
OREGON and WASHINGTON
■conscious of the germ of romance reproach that the third drawing show­ weeks in the Jacksonville Post, a With having shown tlielr "Itldepend
ed
nothing
of
the
details
of
internal
'»vlthin me. I forgot my work and
n ewspaper published regularly once per ence.”
Tlie little band lias gone into a “dry
xlrunk hi the beautiful scene— the shim­ structure he replied:
A Directory of each City, Town and
"There are none. The bad man is week at Jacksonville, Oregon, and of chmp”-no water to be had for man
mer on the »valor, the gilded wave
Village, giving descriptive sketch of
general
circulation
in
said
County
and
quite hollow.”
or boast. Three miles farther on there
crests. The slurry heavens seemed to
each place, location, population, tele­
On being challenged to Illustrate tile State, the date of the first publication Is plenty, but they eouhl not travel in
graph, shipping and banking point;
Invite me to their Infinite depths; the
anatomy of the bad »votii.aU lie grave­ of this summons being on Saturday (lié darkness. It 1ms been a long, hot
also Classlrted Directory, compiuti b> j
splash of the waves lulled me.
business and profession,
ly replied:
July 3, 1915, and the dale of the last day. and man and beast are suffering,
For a long »» Idle I sat enraptured by
I
ill. L. POLK It C<‘-
"My dear boy, she doesn't exist”
pub ¡cation thereof being on the 14th bill ho one copiplnins. Even the chil­
the beautiful scene. The sounds on
day
of
August,
1915-,
dren
choke
over
tlielr
bread
and
do
not
the shore, u babel of voices, dunce
Sailors as First Lords.
music in tlie hotels, nil occasional burst
ask for a drink.
NkwTbN W. B orden ,
A good many sailors have boon first
cnmrr.TirrT"riMmr~ ■ i ijiwwrr ~na
of laughter, formed a (.lensing buck­
By and by. all but the sentinel . lose
Attorney for Plaintiff,
lords,
including
Keppel,
Spencer,
St.
ground for the oceau. the moon, the
their eyes In sleep. A single sentinel
heavens. Gradually the sounds be­ Vincent and Barham, but thesv d’|F
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to watch a camp In »vhleli there are fl
came confused, the splash of waves I>ointment.s were all made long ago.
so many precious lives menaced by
sank into a rustle, mid 1 fell into a and some of tlk» first lords, though not
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
such lleri e enemies, over which great
always the worst, have been strikingly
slumber.
vultures had circled all that day! No.
Hans
J.
Holmer,
Plaintiff,
unsailorlike
in
their
appearance
and
This birth of romance within me. the
all did not sleep
Tiler’’ were t»vo
first romantic fervor I ever experienc­ ways. Among these was Lord (»oscil­
-vi -
»»Ives who lay awake listening to the
ed. was followed by an iiwakenlng of en. He used to tell a story of how. D. B. Russell and Altha H. Russell, his song of the crickets, to tlie rustling of
another kind Something cold struck wlien he was appointed, there was a wife, mid Albert Hili, mad.- defendant the night breeze, to the dismal voices
my unkles. and. starting up. I saw a popular song which bound the singer upon order of Court, Defendants.
of the coyotes circling about the camp.
wave receding from my feet. All to strange happenings should he prove
By virtue of an Execution and an There »vas a threat to them in every
about me »vns the ocean I looked to­ unfaithful, and a verse which liad an
Or.ier of Sale duly issued out of and sound - a warning of evil in every gust
ward the beach and saw that the strip immense success ran:
under the sexi of the Circuit Court of of »vlnd, and there were children who
of sand over »vhleli I hail reiii hcd the
if ever I cease to love
the State of Oregon, in and for Jack- did not sleep, though they were as
May Mr. Goschen have a notion
rock lied disap|s*ared. mid the water
quiet as the dead. They had heard
Of the motion of the ocean.
son County, dated the 8th day of July
there, so fur ns I could see. was ns
If ever 1 cease to love.
of the tomahawk and scalpin: knife.
d.'ep ns tlrit before me.
1915, in a certain cause therein, wher- of the lack of mefey In the heart of au
Mr. W. IL Smith Is supposed to have
This second »»»likening tliat I have
m H 'ns J. Holmer as plaintitf in the Indian warrioh
spoken of »vns not from slumber; it Inspired part, nt least, of “Pinafore.” above entitled case on the 5th day of
Shrewd buyers will invest in Jacksonville
Where is the sentinel? There were
—
London
Standard.
was the "oinlng of a sense of weak
June, 1915, recovered a judgment and t»vo wagons. He stood or sat between
property and prepare for the raise which is
lies« Then* must he an inherent feel
decree against the defendant D. B. them as much for the company of the
The Mushroom.
lug of de|.i ndeiice lying dormant In
sure to come.
in.nates
ns
for
their
protection,
At
It Is commonly believed that the Russell mid Altha H. R issell, tiiswife.
the breast of every woman however
she scorns the stronger sex. At mi» mushroom literally glows in it night, for the sum of Ten Thousand Six Hun­ midnight tlie guard is changed, The
We can offer you a few bargains at prices
rate, tlie tirsi mentili impulse that so that It has come to be emblematic dred ($10,600.00) Dollars, with interest relief takes up the same position as
Ills prede essor did. He notes the same
which
will yield a handsome profit in the near
of
sudden
development,
but
the
truth
came b. tn....... looking over those iner
th reon from the 21st day of July 1913
clb
w .Ilers »»as fol some man to Is quite otherwise. It Is very likely to at the rate of 8 $4 pet* anuu n. and in- surrounding». The only change Is in
future. Gat busy, at once.
the position of the moon, which has
require several weeks for Its forma­
come and rescue m<*
eluding decree for the sum of $202.08
I could not Mwfni n stroke. There tion. and up to the time of Its appear­ , taxes for 1913, paid by plaintiff, witi been sinking n»vay until the big <*ac-
tus now throws n ilnl'k shadow to tlie
»vas no boat m»t rvpii n stick of rill. ance in the light of day It remains be­
I er. near lue i'll«» sounds on t ho shot*«» neath the surface, very much < ouipresH- ' interest thereon at the rate of 8 <4 pet east. That slnido»»' Is the blackest
•i d rr:i<4»d. the lights hi tin* hotels ed mid held In small compass Then annum from February 9,1915, and $64. spot in all the foregrounds, but it ex
». ii- few
My vidri» whs not strong conies ii moist night, mid the cells of 5> taxes for 1914, with interest from • Ites no special attention. Why should
*.rh to tmik«» myself hoard, for I »vhleli the fungus Is composed lire Maach 31st 1915. at 8 M per annum un­ il? W..at should there be about a
i
liav«» l»o«»n a quarter of a mile greatly expanded, so that It thrusts It­ til |>aid, mid $1000.0J attorney’s fees- ■Iitido»»' iiisf by (he June moon to ci*e-
■i<>m th«» I ioiispm lining tin» b«»a< h. and self out above ground. Itut it is no i and the further sum of Eleven (plLtiOl ite a’arm.
OFF1CE:-Bank of .Jack­
Il is 1 o'clock
l!•«• wavis now stronger with the flood heavier, though so much bigger, than Dollars costs, which judgment and di ■
sonville Bl ig. Upstairs
«lays
before
perhaps,
when
it
lay
hid
Though standing on Ills feet, tile sen­
tide would drown my v« »!<•«».
cree was enrolled and docketed in the
luel h"s no lded—iilmost asleep
ile
(“». how I Ion'«>d fora man n strong <len in small compass under the top
layer of soil, n perfect mushroom.— Clerk's olfi. e of said C >urt in said
■ nisei. Iilir elf »vith a shake, turila to
man. a l»ravp man to r«»s<*ut» me!
l'i ui.ty, on the 5th day of June, 1915,
ver poinl <>f thè rompa*» to peer and
I had s|M»keii nt women's gather­ Exchange.
and is of record in Volume 23, of the isten. but all is quiet.
ings. staling that r licit* was no sitmi-
Heart of a Hailstone.
Tli<' sliadinv! It has grown many
Circuit Court Journal at pages 58 & 5\
thm a woman might enter upon that
The heart of every hailstone Is a tiny
► be <-oul<| not extricate herself without
Public notice is hereby given, that eel longer in the hoar. It 1» like a
rent black tongue thrust out to»vard
u m in’s help If she would only use her s|H'ck of dust Su< h a s|>e< k. »villi a in compliance with the comm mds of
brains. Wlint us«» was mv brain In little moisture condensed shout It. is said Execution and Order of Sale I will ilni from th:' base of Lie plant, but his
■yes do nut dwell upon I:. The wagons
thou«» watery surroMiidings? The few the germ from which may be formed
on Monday the 9th day of August, 1915
Iso east slm6o»vs to the east; so do
Kipiare yards of rock on which 1 stood ii hailstone capable of telling a man or
would soon be covered. Next I would smashing a »»Indo»» . Itut first it must at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. offer lie lior’es yet standing on their feet.
I m » washtsl off It by the force of (lie be caught tip by ii current of air and for sale mil will sell at publi • aucti> n | I Shadows arc b il sli.ulows. The perfect
dealer in
wav«»s and at last a lingering agony, curried to I lie level of the lofty cirrus to the highest bi kier for cash, subjec. I ■lienee < f the night lulls the »»atelier
clouds live or six or even ten miles io redemption a- is by law provided all ■ ni to n feeling of s. curit.v. mol lie says
viid<»d by «lenth
All kinds of soft ail hard Wuod.
From on«» of tlie houses on the shore high. Then, continually growing by of the light, title, ami interest that io hlmxelf ilint the night »»ill pass
emerged a spark,
It was a lighted flesh accessions of moisture. II begins ti e i el mil.nts 1). B. Russell ami Altha without even mi aliirui to Wilke the
Tier or cordwood lengths. Prices
elgar. I had always hated tobacco, but its long plunge to the earth, spinning
lightest sleeper.
H. Russi 11. his w ife, and Albert Hill had
through
the
cloud
and
flashing
In
Hie
How I would give worlds If that cigar
"Ila! Wlint'« that?"
moderate and delivery prompt.
would bring the man who smoked It sun like a diamond bolt shot from a on the 12th dav of August 1913 or have
A movement, a rustling, a faint noise
(
since
acquired
in
and
to
the
ol
owing
rn
In
lx.»v.
to save me. I called, but my voice
ns of something stirring. A prowling
described real property, situated in »volf or coyote—that Is it. The beast
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
«lid not reach him. lie walked away;
Matorn.nl Pride,
J ack-on County, State of Oregon, and Is dodging about in hopes to pick up
(hen turn«»«! and <*atne slow ly In my di­
Judge (In children's court, sternly»— being more pa ticularly described ns something from the evening meal of
rection.
the emigrants that's nil. IIo»v silly to
I took ofT my white petticoat and Tills youngster was brought up before follows, to-wit:
Mined If ns a slgmil of distress. Ho me throe ;em-< ago »»hen lie »vii» hard
The N rthwest qu irter of si'Ction 13, he startled by the sound!
The shadow! It lias grown until it
saw it and »am«» running toward me. I.» unire (linn knee high I lot him off I'ownsi ip 35 South Range 2 West, and
now almost touches the sentinel's
Al th«» verge In» stopped and looked then »vlth a »» m uiug.
the
N
>rtbeast
quarter
of
Section
13.
Mother of Cnl| i'll (proudlyi Ile lune
feet. Will he take warning now? Will
h I mhi I him. «»v|«1t»nily for a bout, fee­
»» omle; fully,
your
honor, I’owi ship 35 South. Range 2 West, ami he heed the black object »vldeh Inis
ing non«», h«» threw off Ills coat and gro»vn
the West half of the Northwest quart­ been creeping forward ns the black
vest, for there was no time to waste haven't lie? Neu York I’ost.
er of section 18 Township 35 South. shadow crept, noiseless ns the footfall
Then, dlvestli.g himself of Ills shoes,
First Public Pianist.
Range 1 West of Willamette Meliiiar.. of a specter, tierce as the gro»v! of a
he wulke«l toward ine till the water
»»■ounded tiger? No! He takes n step
Of all the myriad» who piny the situated in Jackson Cou ity, Oregon.
was up to tils chin; (hen beiran to
swim. When he
v’n»d rip I wound I Ian i how many know tinti "Tom
All of the above described real pro- or two to relic» e his limbs and glances
my arms ahmp him <• tightly that, bowling l>ih.”:i was the first man perty will be su'd at »Hid time and over nt the horses.
From the blackness of the shadow a
stroirx r h«» was h«< found <’”fi«mlty who pluyeil Hu b .trament In public? place in the manner provided by law
dark figure rose up nnd sank ills toma­
hat »’■ a. in I"'7. mid the feat was
l'i I ■
■
' 1
f r • i'i
for the sale of real property under exe- hawk into tlie sentinel's skull, and the
arm under one «.f i due lie «!rew me , -iforiueil at the first night of "Tlie
i ll ion foreclosure to satisfy the j I Ig
next moment a horde of dusky demons
Int" th«» wafer and swam with me to Lcggar's Opera."- l-oiidon Mall.
meat, costs, attorney s fee» nr.d tlx were In the camp—shootiiig. shouting,
H»«» shot«*
toninhn»» king, using knife or war club.
accruing costs of this sale.
'fills task was a «lltll. nit one. for so
Opposite Ways.
Da'ed this 8th day of July, 19i5. at 1'1» e minutes later there »vere no more
frlghtvn«»«l was I that I kept clutching
“I noticed the roml agents who held
him ami Impeding lih movements. At up tlie train worked with different the office of the Sheriff in the Court »h tlnis to kill. Thank (iod. none »»-ere
carried nway to torture nnd cn(itlvlty! <
last. In «»rdvi to sav«» both «»f us from uietliixls.”
House at Jacksonville, Oregon.
A few moments more to linek nnd
drowning, lie struck in«» on the for«»
"In wlint wny?”
W. H. SlNGl.ER.
mutilate—to plunder, to rejoice, nnd
bead n|fh Ills c II ih I km I (| m | to stun ill«»
"While one was rilling the load the
Sheriff of Jncks n County Oregon then the camp of the »lead »vns left for
Ite only p artly su< «*«ssl«*d in ivnderlng Other was loading the rille."—Balti­
the dead to guard
The wolf entile
By E. W. W i i . sdn .
me uncoils« Ions. Im! I was thankful more American.
Deputy. creeping down fo tlie horrid feast, hl»
for th«» blow, for It mmi«» m«» oblivious
eyes blnzing with greediness and Ills
to th«» dnnr«»»'
I ri»ni:ihn»d passive,
Advice.
yellow fang- sharpening as he drew
and In* sue« «»ed«»d In eetflng ill«» fo th«»
"My husband oiler» to tench me to
Modus Vivendi.
closer and closer Half a mil,' away,
beach
cook." said tin* bride.
The term tuo lus rlveixll I** a mutual on the line of a dead tree, the vultures
As lie drugged me from flic water
"I hope." said her mother, "that you arrangement whereby persons not nt draw their heads from under th ir
rik ! was laving me on th«» s ■and I re­ won’t be foolish enough to learn."—
flic flux' being oil filemllv term» enu wing» nnd ottered a h'r»e crock!
gained sufficient con < i"ii*ni«<i ía to wind Louisville Courier Journal
lx1 Indn, e.) tn lii.' together in harmony. croak! They ronld not tiv In the dark
my arms aroun«l him again
The term nin.v fie applied io in l|it<|iuils >ie-s i-otild not is' present with the
lie Is
now iny husbaml and I am glad to ac
If thou art terrible to many, then be­ to societies or to |x-0|iles It signifies a wolf to gorge themselves, hut morning
mode of living.
knowledge my «1«*|»endrnee on him.
ware of many Ausonius.
! would do! Thera would i»e plenty left!
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