I
T—
alleys and highways npon which said
Nothing contained in this Section Notice of Administratrix’ Sale
Summons.
rai'wny or railways may be construct­ hall be taken or held to prevent the
Legal Advertisements.
THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
ed, for lhe purpose of transmitting aid grantee, its successors and as-
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON FOR
m"f sages necets'ty for the convenient i'rn.'i from charging n less rate for th
(li(Iinanct' Ne. 1(28
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
JACKSON COUNTY.
i peration of s-iil railway or railways,
nffort ition of passengers or fre’gb
Provided: lhat nothing herein ala. bi 1 an the rales given herein, and pr
In the matter of the estate of
E'han Allen Hildreth, Plaintiff,
vs.
An Or. inanco granting to the South to construed as to permit the said gran­ ide I; that if the city council of Jack- Arthur P Stover, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un- De sa Maggie Hildreth, D efendant.
ern Oregon Traction Company, its sue tee, its successors or a -igns to tian- i nvill , Oiegon, shall diem it r.ecessa-
T > the above named defendant:
cestors an I assign«, a franchise for n>it messages for persons not ei gag i r. for the convenience of lhe traveling deraigne i, admini tratrix of the estate
IN THE NAME OP' THE STATE
the construction, operation, use and in the operation of said railway or rail I public and the welfare of the inhabi- of Arthur P. Stover, deceased, will, on
maintaining of a railway or railways, w >ys or to assign the franchis ■ and i> n*s of said city that the number of and after the 9th day of April, 1917. OF OREGON! You are hereby sum-
•long, in, over and across certain 1 right of way for such telegraph and 1 t ips between the aforesaid cities be nt ten o’clock in the forenoon of said moned and required to appear in the
streets, alleys and highways within lhe telephone line or lines tn any jierson or increased, the said grantee, its sucees- dav, at the office of Gus Newbury in above entitled court and cause and an­
corporate limits of the City of Jack­ persons, firm or corporation other than | sors or assigns shall upon proper notice Medford Furniture & Hardware Bld. at swer the complaint of plaintiff on file
sonville, Oregon; fixing a maximum the actual owner or owners of the s nd I thereof by the city council, make an Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, sell therein agaii st you within six weeks
Schedule of rates, tares and charges railway or railways unless the city i in ditional trip each day, at such hour at p’ivate sale, for cash in hard an un­ after the date of the first publication I
I as directed by sa d city council. The divided Three-fourtieth (3-40) interest of this summons or within six weeks
for the transportation of passengers, council shall by ordinance so direct.
Section IV. The track or tracks City Council of Jacksonville; Oregon, i > and to the following described real after the personal service thereof upon
goods, packages and freight, over such
railway or railways between the cities of the railway or railways to be opera­ may I y ordinance make such other and property situated in Jaekson County, you without the State of Oregon: said
period of six weeks being the time fix­
of Jacksonville, and Medford; specify­ ted under the provisions of this ordi­ further regulations regarding rates and Oregon.
Lot Four (4) and the Northwest ed by the Honorable F. M. Calkins,
ing the minimum number of round trips nance shall be laid flush with the grad“ I lares, and times of arrival and depar-
t> be made each day; permitting the of the street where the street has an ure of trains and cars as from time to quarter ('4) of the Southwest quarter Judge of the above named Court, in
(’4) of Section (4), Township Thirty­ his order directing service of summons
Construction of telephone and telegraph established grade and when th ■ track t me may be just and reasonable.
Section VIII. That all the provi- eight (38) South of Range Two (2) by publication, which order bears date
lines along streets occupied by the said is lai ! upon a street where no gradt
railway or railways and limiting the has been established the track shall be ions of this ordinance shall inure to, West of the Willamette Meridian.
March 7, 1917, within which you
Also, Lot One (1) and the Northeast shall so appear and answer or be ad­
use thereof to the transmission of mes­ brought to grade by said grantee, it« apply to and bind the successors and
sages for use tn operating said railway successors or assigns whenever the a signs of the Southern Oregon Trac­ quarter (1.;') of the Southeast, quarter judged to be in default therein.
or railways; providing for a filing of a grade shall be establish" 1 by the city. tion Company, and that all of the ('4) of Section Four (4) Township Thir­
And you will further take notice that
written acceptance ot this franchise by When any established grade shall be rights, privileges, immunities and fran­ ty-eight (38) South, of Range Two (2) if you fail to so appear and answer
the grantee and providing for a revoca­ changed by the city the track or tracks chises herein mentioned and hereby West of the Willamette Meridian.
said complaint within the time afore­
Also, Donation Land Claim Number said, Plaintiff will apply to the court
tion of the franchise, rights and privi­ of said railway or railways shall b • granted shall continue and be in full
leges herein granted, upon a violation changed by the s lid gran’ee so as to force and effect t r a period of fifty Ninety-five (95) in Township Thirty­ for the relief demanded in said com-
by the grantee of the provisions of this conform thereto. It is further provid (50) years from and after the date of seven (37), South, of Range Two (2) plaint, a succinct statement of which
ed, that the said grantee, its succes the acceptance of this Ordinance a nd West of the Williamette Meridian.
is as follows, to-wit:
Ordinance.
Also, Donation Land Claim Number
s-.rs and assigns shall improve and the rights and franchise herein grant-
For a dcree of the court;
1 HE Pt OPLE OF THE CITY OF JACK
Forty four (44) in Township Thirty­
keep in repair that portion of ti • e 1, by said grantee.
Dissolving the bunds of matrimony
80NVILLE, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section IX. Thesaid grantee shill eight (38) South, of Range Two (2) exit ting between plaintiff and defen­
street or streets between the rails of
Section I. That there be and here­ said railway tracks, also those portions within fifteen (15) days from and after West of the Willamette Meridian.
dant, and divorcing plaintiff from de­
Excepting and reserving from the i fendant absolutely, together with such
by is granted to the Southern Oregon of the street or streets lying along and the passage of this Ordinance (unless
Traction Company, a corporation orga­ outside the rails of sa:d railway track the same shall have beer, referred) file above described tracts the following other and further relief as the court
nized and existing under the laws of or tracks and within a distance of two in the office of the City Recorder of described parcels of land:
may deem just and equitable.
Seventy-live (75) acres sold to Victor Date of first publication March 10, 1917.
the State of Oregon, and to its succes­ (?) feet thereof. The word “improve” the City of Jacksonville, Oregon, its
sors in interest and its assigns, the ae used herein shall be taken and held written acceptance of this ordinance Mitchell et ux. described in Volume
P orter J. N eff ,
franchise, right and privilege to erect, to include grading, macadamizing and and the franchise, rights and privileges Ten (10) at page Two Forty-four (244)
Attorney for Plaintiff
Uy down, re-lay, construct, re con­ and paving the portion or portions of granted thereby, subject to the terms of the Deed Records of Jackson Coun­
struct, purchase, acquire, lease, repair, the street specified, in the same man­ of this Ordinance. Failure of the said ty, Oregon.
Summons,
Thirty (30) acres sold to Nicholas
maintain, equip, operate, have, hold, ner that the remainder of the street is grantee to file its acceptance as herein
use and enjoy a line of railway or rail­ graded, mtcadamized or paved by or provided, within the time speiified, Mitchell as described in Volume Thirty
ways, single track, with necessary and under the authority of the city council shall be taken as a rejection of the or­ six (36) gt page Five Sixty-six (566), IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
convenient switches, turnouts, turn ta­ and subject to the reasonable regula­ dinance and franchise by s lid grantee, i aid deed records.
Eslie L. Hoxie, Plaintiff
Forty-seven and five-tenths (47.5)
bles, connections and ways, and to run tions thereof.
and upon the expiration of the time
vs,
and operate thereon passenger cars and
Section V. The said grantee, it« herein allowed for the filing of said ac­ acres sold to Peter Elmer, et ux, as Herbert C. Hoxie, Defendant.
to carry passengers; to run and oper­ successors and assigns shall have au­ ceptance, the same not having been described in Volume Thirteen (id) at
To Herbert C. Hoxie, the above named defend­
ate freight, mail, baggage, express thority to make all needful and conven­ fil «1, this ordinance shall become and page Forty-six (46), said deed records. ant;
Four (4) acres sold to Oliver Jones by IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
an 1 funeral cars; to carry freight, ient excavations in any of said streets be wholly void, inoperative and of no
go' tie, parcels, express packages and under the conditions herein named, for I effect. Provided: that if this ordinance Emil De Roboam , et ux, as described You are hereby required to appear and answer
United States Mail thereon; subject to the purpose of constructing, establish­ shall be referred to a vote of the peo­ in Volume Fifty (50) at page Thirty- the complaint tiled against you in the above en­
titled Court and cause, on or before the expira­
the provisions of this Ordinance and ing, renairing and maintaining said ple of Jacksonville, then, in that event, five (35) said deed records, and also ex­ tion of the time prescribed in the order for the We have on hand for sale the following
cepting
a
right
of
way
for
road
there
­
the reasonable regulations of the Coun­ railway or railways and the telegraph, the time allowed the said grantee with,
service of the summons herein upon you by
blanks viz:
publication, to-wit: on or before the expiration of
cil of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon; telephone and power lines hereinbefore in which to file ils acceptance of this in described.
to do all things necessary to the suc­ mentioned, provided: that whenever ordinal ce and the terms thereof shall
Six (6) acres sold to Oliver Jones by six weeks from the date of the first publication
Lease,
this umn.oM, rumcly on or liefcre April
cessful operation of said ra'lway or the said grantee, its successors and as­ begin to run upon lhe day of the issu­ A. P. Stover, et al, as described in of
Mortgages,
14, 1917, and if you fail to appear and answer, for
railways, ioperated partly within said signs shall disturb any of said streets, ance of the proclamation by the mayor Volume Sixty-five (65) at page Fifty- want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court
Bill of Sale,
City of Jacksonville, Oregon and part­ alleys or highway.«, it or they shall re­ or city recorder declaring that the or­ four (54), said deed records.
for a default against you and for the relief pray­
Agreements.
. Forty-three and twenty-four hun- ed for in her complaint herein, a succinct state­
ly without City of Jacksonville, Ore­ store the same to good order as soon dinance is in effect.
W arrantv Deeds,
ment of which is as follows: For a decree of this
gon,) along and upon, through, over or as practical an I without any unneces-
Quit Claim Deeds,
Section X. The City Council of I dredths (43 24) acres sold to George court forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony
across that part or pa’ts of E Street, sary delay, ard provided further: the the City of Jacksonville, Oregon, may i Little by A. P. Stover, et _al.
(. hattel Mortgage,
heretofore and now existing between plaintiff
Seventh street, D street, Sixth street, city council shall have the right to pre­ after proper hearing and upon satisfac­ 1 Twelve and forty-five hundredths and yourself and tnat defendant receive back her
Acknov ledgSments,
C street, and all other streets, alleys scribe by ordinance or resolution a rea­ tory evidence of a violation of the pro­ (12.45) acres so'.d to R. A. Bixby by A. former and maiden name, and for such other and
Real Estate ontract,
further relief as to the court may seem equitable.
and highways within the said City now sonable time within which such repairs visions of this ordinance by the said P. Stoyer, et al.
Location Notice—Placer,
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
The lands affected hereunder contain Post, a weekly newspaper of general circulation
occupied by the track or tracks of the or restoration of such street, alley or grantee, its successors or assigns, re­
Location Notice—Quartz,
Southern Oregon Traction Company, highway shall be completed and upon voke the franchise, rights and privileg­ in the aggregate Five hundred and printed and published at Jacksonville, Jackson
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
within the corporate limits of said City failure of said grantee, its successors es herein granted, or may proceed by thirty-six and seven tenths (536.7) County State of Oregon; by order of the Hon. F.
Real Estate A’ants Contract,
M. Calkins, judge of the above entitled court,
of Jacksonville. Oregon, as shown on and assigns to complete said repairs or suit for other legal or equitable re- acres.
and which order is dated March 3, 1917. and it At reasonable prices. We intend adding
the profile map of said Southern Ore­ restoration within the time prescribed lief.
This sale will be made in pursuance is therein ordered that the summons herein be i
other blanks as fast a3 possible untii
gon Traction Company, to be filed in in such ordinance or resolution, the
Section XI
All ordinances or of an order of the County Court of served upon you by publication in said newspaper the line is complete. Blanks of special
the office of the Recorder of the City street commissioner shall place the parts of ordin-'nees heretofore passed Oregon, for Jackson County, made on once a week for six consecutive weeks and you
are herein ordered to appear and answer plain­ form printed to order at short notice
of Jacksonville, as hereinafter provid­ same in good condition and repair at and in conflict with the provisio. s of the 3rd day of March, 1917.
tiff’s complaint herein on or before lhe expira­
L ucile L. S tover .
ed.
POST.
th« expense of the holder of the fran­ this ordinance are hereby repealed.
tion of six weeks from the date of the first pub­ JACKSONVILLE
Administratrix
of
the
es
­
lication of this summons.
This Ordinance and the franchise, chise granted by this ordinance.
The foregoing Ordinance No. 1028
tate of Arth ur P. Stover, The date of the first publication of this sum­
rights and privileges herein mentioned
Section VI. Nothing in this ordi­ was presented to the Council of the
mons is March 3, 1917, and the date of the last
deceased.
and hereby granted shall be and become nance shall be so construed as to pre­ City of Jacksonville, Oreg >n, on the
publication and on or before which date you are
BUSINESS CARDS
. .. - ■ ■ «c»-—-------
void and of no effect at Xthe expiration vent the proper authorities of the City 3rd day of April, 1917.
required to appear and answer is April 14,
1917.
of thirty days 'from and after its pas­ of Jacksonville, constructing sewers, I
Scandinavian Politeness,
J. A- LEMERY.
sage and approval, unless the said gran­ laying or repairing water mains, or la­
Two points which attract the ntten
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Notice for Publication
tlotl of travelers In Sweden are the
tee shall have within the said thirty terals, grading, paving, macadamizing, I
GUS NEWBURY
punctilious honesty and truthfulness
days, filed or caused to be tiled in the planking, improving, repairing or alter­
of the Inhabitants When asking for
Attorney-at-Law
office of the Cltv Recorder of said City ing any of said streets, alleys or high­
Summons
D epartment of the I nterior ,
places at a theater, for instance, the
of Jacksonville, Oregon, a map ’or plat ways, but all such work shall be done,
Will
Practise
in All Courts in the State
U. S. Land Office at lfoseburg, Oregon ticket clerk never fails to Inform the
of that part of the city traversed or to if possible, so as not to disturb, injure,
applicant if owing to a crowded state
March 5. 1917.
MEDFORD,
OREGON
be traversed by said railway or rail­ delay or prevent the operation of said
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFORE-
Notice is hereby given that William of the house a better position would
ways and accurately indicating the railway or railways.
be secured with a cheaper ticket than GON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Smith, of Ruch, Oregon, who, on May
streets, alleys and highways or the por­
Section VII. The said grantee for 31, 1910, made Homestead Entry, Ser­ the one asked for. Again, when par­ Lillian Hazleton, Plaintiff,
tions thereof now occupied er to be oc­
itself, its successors an I assigns, ial, No. 06297. for Lot 4. of Section 14, cels are taken by steamer from Stock­
1). W. BAGSHAW
vs.
cupied by the track or tracks of the
holm to country places In the neigh­
agrees to operate its cars upon and ov-1 Township 38 S, Range 3 W., Willam­ borhood they are Just placed on to the
Frank Hazleton, Defendant.
railway now owned by said grantee and
Attorney at Law
er said railway or railways on a regu­ ette Meridian, has filed notice of inten quay, where they frequently remain
to be operated by said grantee, its suc­
To Frank Hazleton, the above named
lar schedule between the cities of Jack­ tion to make Final Five-year Proof, to half a day without being claimed. It
cessors or assigns, over which streets,
sonville, Oregon, and Medford, Oregon, establish claim to the land above des­ never seems to occur to any one that (defendant; IN THE NAME OF THE NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
alleys and highways a franchise and
for the transportation ot passengers cribed, before F. Roy Davis, U. S. they could possibly be taken by any­ j STATE OF OREGON:
Office with Jacksonville Post.
right of way is (desired.
You are hereby notified and requir­
body but tlielr rightful owners. Ou a
and freight and to make at least seven
Section II. The said grantee, its round trips each day between said ci­ Commissioner, at his office, at Med­ canal trip of any length a little book ed to appear in the above entitled court JACKSONVILLE.
- OREGON
successors and assigns may operate and ties, unless prevented by mobs, strikes, ford, Oregon, on the 24th day of April lies In the saloon of the steamer. In and cauae and answer the comDlaint of
1917.
which each passenger keeps bls own the plaintiff, now on file therein, I
propel cars over railways now in opera­ fires, or other irremedial causes. The
Claimant names as witnesses'
account of the number of meals, cof against you within Six (6) weeks from
tion or which may be hereafter con­ said grantee further agrees to accept
II. K. HANNA
structed in pursuance with the terms for transportation between the cities Edward Smith, of Ruch, Oregon, Math­ fees, etc., lie takes during the Journey. the date of the first publication of this
of this Ordinance, by means of steam, above named, subject to reasonable ew Ray, of Ruch, Oregon, William
summons, which is the 24th day of
The Clever Brahman.
gas, overhead or underground electric rules and regulations, all passengers, Ray, of Ruch, Oregon, James Buckley,
Lawyer
Speaking of the great power the February, 1917, and if you fail to ap­
power, storage baiteries, compressed goods, packages and freight offered of Ruch. Oregon.
pear and answer within the time re-
Brahmans
In
India
possess
in
localiz
­
W. H. C anon ,
air, cables or any other mechanical and to convey the same to the proper
ing thought, a prominent Brahman -uired for want thereof the pl »intiff Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
Register.
power, and the motive power and destination upon its car or cars at a 1
once said: "We would consider a game will apply to the court for the relief
OREGON
• Se
m ide of propelling cars over said rail­ rate or charge for su^h transportation
of chess as played In this country mere prayed for and demanded in her com­ ¡JACKSONVILLE.
child's
play.
An
ordinary
Brahman
way or railways may at any time be not to exceed the rates or charges giv­
_____________________________
plaint,
to-wit:-
For
a
decree
of
divorce
Ancient, Used Few Adjectives.
changed by said grantee, its successors en in the following table of maximum
The plethora of adjectives In modern chess player could carry on three or dissolving the bonds of matrimony ex­
•nd assigns to any more improved, eco­ tariffs, viz:
literature contrasts with the abstinence four games at a time without incon­ isting between the plaintiff and defen­
DR. T. T. SHAW
of the ancients III this respect A con­ venience. The usual game played by dant and for an absolute decree of di­
nomical, convenient and desirable meth­
tho Brahmans consists In checkmatlug
The
maximum
fare
for
passengers
tributor
to
the
Italian
review.
Minerva,
od, subject to the reasonable regula­
vorce from the defendant; and for the
shall be, one way 25 cents.
Dentist.
with time t<> spare, has made a count with one pawn designated when the care and custody of Herschel Hazle­
tions of tho city council of this City.
play
begins.
1
have
seen
a
man
per
­
The maximum fare for passengers of substantives and adjectives In the
ton, minor child of plaint-ff and defen­
Sec. III. For the purpose of operat shall be, round trip 35 cents.
works of Vergil, Dante and Leonardo form a long problem in multiplication dant.
and division, at the same time noting
Office Upstairs, over Daniels for Duda
ing said railway or railways and having
Commutation tickets good for ten In the second book of the "Aencld." the various sounds and discussions go­
This summons is served upon you
c invenient power and electrical current (10) round trips, to be used within six- l which contains the fall of Troy, there
OREGON.
for such use, the grantee, its succes­ ty days from date of sale, shall be sold 1 are 1.037 nouns and 58'J adje, tlves. In ing on about him in the room. I have bv publication once a weex for Six (6) i MEDFORD
seen
a
man
compose
a
triple
acrostic
consecutive
weeks
in
the
Jacksonville
Dante's "Dlvlna Comnicdln.“ out of the
sors and assigns shall have the right to at a price not to exceed $2.50 each.
0,215 adjectives wlf It It contains only In Sanskrit in a given meter, at the Post, a newspaper of general circula­
put up, erect, construct, use and main­
Baggage not exceeding 150 pounds seventeen are In the superlathe, These same time having three well versed tion, published at Jacksonille, Jackson Change in Southern Pacific Time
tain poles and overhead wires, and may
for
each full fare shall be carried free. are facts from whleli the tyro In liters men trying to overthrow him in his County, Oregon, in pursuance of an or­
lay down, construct, use and maintain
ture may well draw a tuorul.- Chris argument on religion."
Table
der of Honorable F. M. Calkins. Judge
underground conduits, wires, conduc­ The maximum charge for freight be­ tian Science Monitor.
of said Court, which order was made
tors and cables in and along, through tween said cities shall be: On ship­
Point of the Cape of Good Hope.
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
Cape point, which terminates the on
< the 15th day of February, 1917.
over or across the streets, alley.« and ments not exceeding 50 pounds in
Just a Suggestion.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
Gus N ewbury .
highways or parts thereof upon which weight, 15 cents.
Before n man is hired to work at cer­ mighty headland knowu us the Cape /
Attorney for Plaintiff.
•aid railway or railways are or may be On shipments over 50 pounds not ex­ tain munitions plants he is required to of Good Hope, consists of a towering
14 Portland Passenger
8:20 A.M.
give a complete account of himself and promontory of sandstone, whleli rises
laid down, and in, along, over or across ceeding 250 pounds, 25 cents.
from the sea to an altitude of 840 feet.
such other streets, alleys and highways On shipments over 250 pounds in weight to answer a series of printed questions At the base of this stands a big soli
16
Oregon
Express.
..
6:20 P.M.
Th« President's Title.
of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon, as ten cents per hundred pounds. Provid- on a regular form.
tary column which is known ns Vasco
Washington,
the
first
president,
was
12 Shasta Limited ...
2:18 A.M
The most iuqiortant question ot all da Gama's pillar The lighthouse which
the city council of said City may di­ led: that furni’ure, household goods
appears at the head of each pedigree here Illuminates the meeting place -f Inaugurated April 30. ITS!). The cere­
SOUTH
BOUND
TRAINS.
rect
mony was delayed several days while
| and other bulky good« may be charged form. It Is printed In bold faced type
n ’ OUP
the Atlantic mid lndinr
The said grantee, its successors for according to classification and the and inquires, "Where shall we ablp of the most important and must u icfiil congress disputed ns to whether the 15 California Express ........ 10:50 P.M.
chief magistrate should have such title
•nd as> igns subject to the reasonable i table of tariffs filed with the State your remilns?"
of Its kind. It Is v.-lbtc from a ’i
Many a prospective workman gets tance of thirty-six miles. The iff as “his excellency." “his highness" or 13 San Francisco Express.. .9:06 A.M
regula'ions of the city council, may Railway Commission.
the like. It was decided that he should
•reel, construct, equip, operate and On shipment« in carload lots: accord­ “Cold feet" wk. n this significant in scenery Is wild and su' Ime, the :■ « be simply “the president of the United 11 Shasta Limited...
.. 3:20A.M
qulry
greets
his
ejes
-
New
\
ork
Suu
are magnificent, mid the farjeacblng States."
maintain telephone and telegraph lines ing to classification and at ratda filed i
, 17 Ashland Passenger
4:35 P.M.
sea. with the fierce surf beating on
•long or across those parts of streets, , with State Railway Commission.
you sre
in need of
Good Printing
Jacksonville, Ore.
Where
you get
best work
at low prices
LECAL BLANKS