Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, October 28, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJacksonville City Budget (Continued from page 2.) bo collected in such other manner as the council may direct. Every act or Estimate of expenditures during the year 1917. thing done, or anything existing within Levy Fund Amt. the city limits, which is or may be de 7 '-ä mills Wafer Bond Interest Fund ($30.000) 11-1» clared by the law of this state, or uny 2:. mills 700 ordinance of said city to lie a nuisance, Water Bond Sinking Fund 3Vj mills 825 •hail be, and the same is hereby declar Water Bond Iniereit Fund ($15,000) 2 mills 500 ed to be a nuisance, and shall be con Improvement Bond Interest Funds 3’i mills 825 •idered and treated as such in all ac Funding Bond Interest Fund 5ou 2 mills tions, suits and proceedings whatsoev Funding Boni Sinking Fund 2 mills 5Ù0 er, unless such law or ordinance be de General Fund The items of the General Fund: clared void by a court of competent jurisdiction. To punish by fine or im Marshal and Water Supt. Salary $720 prisonment, or both, any person or per Recorders Salary 180 sons who shall cause or continue any Treasurer’s Salary 100 nuisance within the city limits, or suf Light bills and wood 300 fer any nuisance to exist upon any pro- • Miscellaneous 100 perty occupied or controlled by such I Roa is and Bridges 200 person or persons within the city, or in Supplies 100 any street, alley or public highway con Repairs to water system 300 tiguous to such property when the own er or occupant of such property is the Total $2000 your semi-annual statement, and it author or continuer of such nuisance. Estimated cash income of city 1500 shows the county's affairs up in fine The powers herein conferred upon coun. Amount to be raised by taxation foi General Fa id $5)0 shape cil for the abatement or removal of Total levy require! 23 mills. It is a great pleasure to get a nuisances shall not be held to bar or statement which can be relied upon The City Council will give this Budget final Cunside-Lition and make the Among the seieral counties where hinder suits, prosecutions, nor proceed tax levy November 18th 1916. were, I am glad to testify that Jack ings under the general laws of this City Recorder. L eslie W. S t » nsell , son county is now one of the be- state. administered in the state. Your of The following is the form in which fice, the Sheriff s, the Treasurer ♦ the foregoing measure will appear up and the Recorder's can not be beat Resolution No. 78 * When I began to audit Jackse on the ballot: county in 1909, there had never bee Special Election in the City of Jack ;.d audit of the affairs of the cou:. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL sonville, November, 13. 1916. tv. and naturally there were son: OE THE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE: Mark between Number and Answer things to correct. Especially as went back of that time ten year- vote for. That a special election shall be called but since the audits have been ma. Charter Amendment, Submitted to in the City of Jacksonville, Jackson regularly since that time, the count to the voters by the Council. County, Oregon, on the 13th day of has been coming to the front bette r BALLOT TITLE November, 1916, for the purpose of and better until now it can not b eat. •‘An act enabling and empowering the submitting to the electors of said Cit'. I was never more surprised, an City of Jacksonville, by ordinance to for their approval or rejection ir agreeably surprised, than last winte grant any franchise for a period not Amendment to the City Charter er- hen I found the offices in sue lunger than fifty years. uniform excellent condition. It titled An Act enabli.- g ar. I empower ------ j speaks volumes for the business ol 10J Yes. ing the City of Jacksonville, ly Or auditing, and it speaks more for th 101 No. dinance to grant any franch -e for a LOi.ailis. Ore.. Sept. 13, 1316. industry, care and attention of th The foregoing ordinance was passed period not longer than fifty years.'’ 4 Yours truly. Ir. G. A. Gardner. Jacksonville. Ore. officers. by the City Council of the City of Jack J The City Hall is hereby designated J. H. WILSON. Dear Sir: I have just received sonville on the 21 day of October 1916, its the polling place for said election by the following vote: and the polls shall be open from 12 Florey Aye; Neil Aye; Hartman — M. to 7 P. M. o’clock. r Bagshaw Aye; John F. Miller, Peter Fick and Onie h i Approved Oct. 24, 1916. Bienvenu are hereby apppointed to Attest: E. B ritt , Mayor. serve as Judges of Election, the first h L eslie W. S tansell , Recorder. named to serve as Chairman. P Joe Wetterer and Ernest Langlev 3 are hereby appointed to serve as Clerks of Election, the first named to serve as first Clerk. The foregoing Resolution No. 78 was (Copied from Portland Oregonian.) adopted by the City Council of the MONMOUTH. Ore , June 26.—The Oregon Normal City of Jacksonville at an adjourned NATIONAL school opened this week . . students enrolled 785, regular session held in the City Hall largest on record for state Normal in Oregon .... President— on the 24th day of October, 1916. Democratic Candidate for how to care for large student body a problem .... CHARLES EVANS HUGHES 800 being crowded into auditorium with seating ca Approved by the Mavor October 24th pacity of 550. Galleries filled with extra chairs in Vice-President— 1916. aisles More than 150 students seated on platform. E mil B ritt , Mayor. CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS New boarding houses completed, additions to room Attest: ing houses built and tents used. One hundred girls Representative, First District— sleep on upper floor of school. L eslie W S tansell , Vote 63 X The officisl school report gives 150 grade pupils W. C. HAWLEY City Recorder. (Paid Advertisement.) in .Monmouth, for teacher practice. Vote For 62 X G. A. GARDNER For County Clerk Does efficiency pay? The following letter from accountan gives some reasons for voting ¿foi present clerk: J Pendleton Normal School Proven Necessity Republican Ticket W. H. MILLER Countv Clerk STATE Read what those you have elected to handle the affairs of your state and who are thoroughly informed regarding school conditions in Oregon have to say concerning measure 308 on the ballot at the coming election: Secretary of State— B. W. OLCOTT Justices of Supreme Court— GEORGE H. BURNETT FRANK A. MOORe Dairy and Food Commissioner— J D. MICKLE Public Service Commissioner— FRED G. BUCHTEL Judge First District— FRANK M. CALKINS Representatives Eighth District— BENJ. C. SHELDON C. M. THOMAS Representative Ninth District— WILLIAM H. GORE COUNTY District Attorney— G. M. ROBERTS County Clerk— G. A. GARDNER County Recorder— CHAUNCEY FLOREY Sheriff— E. W. WILSON County Treasurer— MYRTLE BLAKELEY County Surveyor— A. T. BROWN Coroner— JOHN A. PERL County Assesscr— JAMES B. COLEMAN County School Superintendent — G. W. AGER County Commissioner— GEO. W. OWENS W. C. HAWLEY By Jamei Wlthycombe. Governor of Oregon: •'Oregon is unquestionably in need of more normal school work and Pendleton is the logical place for a school of thia class in Eastern Oregon." Republican and Progressive Direct Primary Nominee for By J. A. Churchill, State Superintendent of Public Instruction: I trust that the voters of the State will assist In raising the standard of our schools by establishing a State Normal School at Pendleton * CONGRESS by P. L. Campbell, President of the University of Oregon: At least one additional Normal School is urgently needed in i'regun " By W. J. Kerr, President of the Oregon Agricultural College: ‘Since the people of Pendleton are Initiating a measure for the establishment of a Normal S< hc«*l at that place, .t will give me pleasure to support this measure ' A vote for Representative Hawley is one for an By J. H. Ackerman, President Oregon Normal School, at Monmouth: A careful analysis of the situation will convince any one that < »rerun needs a N rmal Sc hoo! m Eastern Ore gon and Pendleton fills all the government requirements." Experienced Clean Able Faithful and Effective Public Servant By the County School Superintendents of Oregon: ‘ Resolved, that It is th« sense of the -’ounty School Superintendents of the State f Oregon, in convention assembled, that the best interests of the s* h - ' the State demand Increased facilities for the training of touchers. and that we, therefore, endors« the initiative measure to establish a Normal School at endieton By Mrs. Charles M. Castner, President >f the Oregon Federation of Women’s Clubs: “I most heartily endorse the location of Mid Normal School at Pendleton ” Prof. Robert C. French, Formtr President of the Normal School Located at Weeton: "An immediate establishment of such a school at some central point such us Pendleton would prove a great asset to the State of Oregon " State Board of Regents of Oregon Normal School declares that “the necessity for additional Normal school facilities in Oregon is apparent." Portland Chamber of Commerce endorses measure 308 and say Pendleton most logical location for Nor mal school in Eastern Oregon. 3C3 X YES CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE School Supplies »Ji D. SWIFT & CO. FATENT LAWYERS, 303 Seventh St., Washington. D. C 99 Wedding and Birthday Gifts J. W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor Apparently China’s last hope in the erisis which confronts her is to appeal to Japan for advice. Jacksonville Oregon. E. W. Wilson Republican Nominee FOR SHERIFF E. W. Wilson is an active. progrès, sire anil capable young man. and stands for a rigid enforcement of all the laws. He is finishing his fourth year as deputy in charge of the sheriff's of fice and is pre-eminently qualified :o discharge the duties of that office ,n a highly satisfactory manner, and >y reason of his experience and abil ity, the cost of the office should be reduced to the lowest figure in the history ot Jackson county. It is universally conceded that the sheriff's office is being conducted in 1 highly efficient manner, and the »lection of Mr. Wilson means a con- inuance in its present condition. An excerpt from the certified pillu le accountant's report to the County ’ourt, filed Marell Ith, 1916, con- altis the following: “All of these collections have been nromptly deposited in the treasury. The sheriff is observing the law re- luiring all delinquent taxes to be rought forward on the current rolls Mid entered on the tax receipts. This is a huge task, and they are doing '.he work as diligently as possible luring the stress of a heavy tax col- .ectlon. It is praiseworthy in the iheriff ot find his office administered vith no bustle or confusion. Only expert men are employed in the of fice. in the tax collections and oth-»r lepartments of the office. And It Is a pleasure to find Jackson county coming forward ns one of the best- officered counties in the state. Un doubtedly It is economy to employ only efficient men in the office of tax collector. “I have scanned every tax collec tion and every fee coming into th^ office and I find nothing out of place nor entered wrongly. This is an un usually good record.'' Mr. Wilson has by his own energies made himself a competent Deputy Sheriff, and by training and ability has the necessary qualifications for Sheriff. JOHN A, WESTERLUND, Medford. Oregon. GEO. W. DUNN. Ashland, Oregon G. F. BILLINGS. Ashland. Oregon THOS. H. SIMPSON. Ashland, Ore gon. C. B. LAMKIN. Ashland. Oregon GEO. HILTON. Medford. Oregon. RF.V. ROB'T A. HUTCHINSON, REV. J. K. BAILLIE. (Paid Adv.) Notice For Publication. Clint Gallatin gJÄ Highest quality, jewelry, 99 promptly oMAlned Infili conni rie* O© NO FEt. TRADÌ MAWKS, < AVI .al* u.<l Copyright» is-lerrd. «M-nd >k«*«.h. Model or I'liolo, for FREI Cl RE RKRORT FORT on patent p.-J»r»t C-ility. Yility. Patent l’ntmi pracV I« e eiclnalvrly. etrltnlvely. RANA SANK MLFERERCE». MLFERERCEB. Send 2 cent« In »tamp« for hmda*Me hook on MOW WOW TO OOTAIN and BELL BILL RATENT« RATERTB, v X-t oh *’« vr;.l r -.,, :: . :. Which pay. ||<»w to w grt • partner, p.leM aw atul p.lenl L bur and oilier other valugbl« valuable _____________ information. If elected, I pledge myself to an honest, impartial, and economic admir- istratior. I shall consider it my duty to get into the field at every opportui - tv ai.d snali set „side certain d . s if each week for the personal sup.-rv.si. n >f vur ;e < ols. Routine oifiiee w. rk vill be delej atei to a compel ■ t e irk. Your support will be a;'. rec and the p s on November 7th. (Paid Adv.) \ 3BE9 I Colgate’s Talcum 15c Shaving Soap 5c cake Dental Cream 20c Linen Note Paper, 1 lb package 25c Fine Box Stationery, 15c up per box] IS A VOTE FOR YOUR CHILDREM Eastern Oregon State Normal Ruhuol Committee. By J. II Uwlnn, He« y , Pendleton, Uro. i P h id Adv I County School Superintendent DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. U. S. Land Offte at R< eburg Oregon. Oct ber 2S.19W. NOTICE ia > ere! y Riven that John Bartlett Rice, of Ruch. Orason. wh% on May 21 1910. made Houres*tea l Entry. Serial N > - f •- U" ■ Lot 6, NWV* Lot 7. NW* SE’. an ! N’. I-ot « . f ^action 26. Townahi© 38 S.. Ratine 3 W.. Willam ette Meridian, h is filed notice of intention to make Fir a Three- ca Proof, to establish c a m to the land ab?ve described, before G. A Gardm r Clerk of th? County Court of Jack son County, Oregon. at Jacksonville. Oregon, on the 28th day jf November. 1916. Claimant names as witness*-*. Ed Sn ith of Ruch. Ore»< n. William Downing. of Ruch. Ore gon. Robert Holxgang. of Kuch. Oregon. Walter Yocum, of Ruch. Oregon. W. H CANON Register "I shall support the location of an Eastern Oregon Normal School at Pendleton.” Republican Congressional Committee, W. J. C ulver , Chairman (Paid Adv.) Republican Nominee For Notice For Publication. B. F. Mulkey, Ex President Southern Oregon Normal School: Please read his record in the pamphlet sent to every registered voter by the Secretary of State. G. W. AGER tire, Democratic Candidate For Countv Assessor I I________ St Have had three years expe- :ence in field work and will give the people of this coun ty an honest, efficient and economical administration. (Paid Adv.) watch repairing, elry manufacturing. .Martin J. Reddy, Mt.I4'"RI’ OREGON I DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. U. S. Lt nd Office at Roseburg. Oreg n October 25 1916. NOTICE Is hereby given that William Mat ney. of Jacksonville. Oregon, who. on April 2!. 1913 made Home***«! Entry, Serial No. <#77’. for Lot* 4 an i 5 of Ser Tp. S . R W W. M.. and on September 5' 19! n id* AuJitional Homestead Entry. Ser a' No. hl' M I. f<’r Lot 3 of Sect on ? *. Town h'I-‘ Ransrr 3 W W Hnm- ette Meridian, ha* filed notic* of intention to r.ake Ftaal Thre» -yvar F’nwf. to ratabiiah rial n to th* land alove de- crilx-d. before 1 Roz Dav .a, U H Con n - er. at h - • at M«<Jiard. Ore gon. on the 4th d ’. y • f Dreemb. r, 1916 Claimant am<-a a- * itneaara; William Ray. I >f Ruch. Oregon. Da* Hockley, of Ruch Ore gon, William Smith of Ruch. Oregon. James Buckley, of Ruch. Oregon. ,W. H. CANON Regiatar.