Jacksonville post., March 16, 1918, Image 4

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Legal Advertisements
Citation
IF
BALLOT TITLE.
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; An act changing time of hoi ling
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if s
I iuns and the begin..i:.g of the t
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By MELVIN STEVENS.
' t)f city ollicel s,
By C. B. LEWIS.
Ordinance No. 1031
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Yes.
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101
n’a-ks ’-/r
No.
1
. Ma'le Ruuseor Mabl •
ngm., lU.l, by .i. M.lure A c ;
An Ordinance Submitting Amend
per
Syndicate.)
The foregoing Or inanee wa- p - a i
¿con, Anna Rees, Ami s
ments to Section; 5, 10. 16, 17. 26, 31,
J.unes Graham had come to the sub-
of ih ■ abwe-m.med
s late nring in the mountain.'!,
32, of the Charter of the City of Jack­ >y the • ’ity Council.-f the City >4.J?
■’ Embury was gazing question-
i
ai o'.i erh :r-,'unknown, uri an village of bpriugharhoi r in the
sonville, Oregon, to c >nf ir n b> t he re S >..vi:le, Ore^a. i>n.l|^ 5tgi d iy ?-! I
e be, and to ili oth r imnlh of August, rial bung out lie :‘ic!y into ¡lie clem blue eyes of Doris
quiremenis of Sectio i 14* o»' Article li ¡818, by the fodowing vote:
■Tingle as an nt orni y-at-lnw.
Baid . ¡a. 'i ll-.- didn't know meh other
ed m sai ! estate.
Constitution of the Slate of Oregon, as .'A.vei Bag-haw, llartaxaa, Fick.
Clyde Sommers bad come to ll IP very long; oniv for two weeks, to be
I
N->ys,
none.
'(
to time of holding elections
■•ame village one month later and hung exact, but bo. i wi -e graduates of the
)
Approve 1 by Mayor Mar-h o, 191s.
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
out Ids shingle us in the same profes­ ..mi- college, which makes all the dif­
'Attest:
sion.
JACKSONVILLE OREGON DO OR­ Mary A.
ference in the world.
Emil Britt
Their offices were not a half block
DAIN AS FOLLOWS:
"It’s Just us If we had known each
May or. above-entitled court and matter, at fri nì each other, and, ns they rea 1
other for four years
the man ex-
t e couriroom of said curt at the
That the following proposed Charter
i c >urt h mse at J» -k.sonv’iie, Jackson each other’s signs, a spirit of rivalry piulned. “So I want you to treat me
Amendments be submitted to a vote of ’
was born.
i as one of your oldest friends.”
Notici“ l’or Publication.
County, State ot Oregon, on Saturday,
toe electors of the Cicy of Jacksonville, ;
It was almost the first week of their
Thnt bad been two weeks ago, when
I
April
6,
1918,
at
tlie
hour
of
10
o,clock
DEPARTMENT
OF
THE
INTERIOR,
for their approval or reje .-lion, al a ,
coming, when they caught sight of ■ Dud hud arrived at the Smith farm­
special election to be held n the City U. S. Land Oili'-e at R >s burg, Oregon i \. M. of said day, then and there to Miss Minnie Shorn in of the “Cedar house lor a brief rest from business
j show cau-e, if any there be, why an Grove" Manor house about three miles ! orrics. It was Just a coincidence that
February 4, 1918.
Hull in the City of Jacksonville, Ore- ,
NOTICE is hereby given that Claud .' .rder authorizing and licensing the out of town, but it was some time be­ | Doris happened to be the village school
gon, on the 1st day of April 1918, be-
fore ¡hey realized that tin y were also | teacher, but the new arrival consiil-
tween tne h iurs of 12 o’cloc-i M. and ius M. Van Cleave, of Ruch, Oregon, a Imiuistr itor of sad estate, IL K
who, on February 14, 1912, made Sec I Hanna, to sell the following described rivals in that case. It was by design j < red it about the luckiest thing that
7 o’clock P. M.
That Sommers called at the house ami
For Doris’
An Act to amend Sections 5, 10, 16, ond Homestead Entry, Serial, Ni. | . al property belonging to said estate, made some excuse about an old deed. evil- happened to him.
eyes were like the October sky on a
i
at
private
sale,
should
not
be
made
|
07819,
for
the
NE',
of
NW
1
,,
NW
’
,
17, 26, 31 and 32 of me Charter of The
I of NE'i and Lots 2 and .3, of Section | ano entire t therein in accordance with He talked with the father and he chat­ j loudless day. and her lips matched the
City of Jacksonville.
ted wilh the daughter, mid ho made up petals of a crimson rose. She had only
1 30, Townst.ip 38 S, Range 3 W., Wil­ | the prayer of said administrator’s
his mind that he would win her.
The people of the Ci y of Jacksonville
I been out of college u year.
lamette Meridian, has tiled notice of petition filed therein on the 23id. day
Young Grnham came later, and there i Their two weeks together had flown
do ordain as Follows: That Sections 5,
' intention ro make Final Five-year of February, 1918, to wit:
was no design about it. He was out in I on enchanted wings, and th" time had
10, 16. 17, 26, 31 and 32, be and the
Proof, to e.-’toblish claim to the land
Ills auto, with which he was not very finally come when it was necessary for
Tie
East
Half
(EL)
of
tlie
Southeast
s.im-j are hereby amende 1 to read as ■ .
,
, > ■
i- i>
J
ah <ve described, before F. Roy Davis , Qi rter (S/',) of Section 7, and the w II acquainted, and it went “dead” Dud to go buck to the city again. So
di jws .
tj. S. Commissioner, at his office, at
West Hall (WL)of the Southwest before the gate of the manor house. lie looked into tile depths of the girl's
Section 5. The Mayor and members
Oregon, on the 18th day of
Qu n ter (SW 11) . f Section 8, all in When he had tlnken <1 with it for about eyes and became suddenly brave.
of the City Council shall be elected and March. 1918.
ten minutes. Miss Minnie entile out to
"I love you,’’ lie said.
T o.vn.-.hip Tnirt .-three (33), South i f
the gate to lend her assistance. There
boll office for a term of two years, or
He had always thought that when
Claimant names as witnesses.
Range Three (3) East of the Willam­ is a bond between autoists that makes
until lheir successors shall have been John N. Matney, of Ruch, Oregon.
lie spoke those words, the girl to whom
ette Merdian in Jackson County, them do this, and not always wait for
they were directed would open her
elected a id qualified: Provided, that John Offenbacher, of Ruch, Orgon.
State of Oregon.
un introduction.
arms and smile at him. But Doris did
wt the general election held in 1918, Marshall- Baldwin, of Applegate, Ore.
This citation, pursuant to an order
In five minutes the legal machine no such tiling. Instead, she dropped
there shall be elected two councilman, , William H. McDaniel, of Ruch, Ore.
of the Judge of the above-entitle i was all right again, and, though but Iler eyes and traced an aimless pattern
each to hold office for the term of one
I
W. H. C anon ,
court of date February 23, 1918, is few words hud passed, there was a on the floor of the porch. The man
y.ar or until their successors are elect­
Register.
s.rved upon you and each of you by favorable impression on both sides. could not see that her heart was wild
ed and qualified, and Iwo councilmen.
I’.y and by both young lawyers were
|
lie publication thereof once a week callers at the house. When this stale witli tile joy of his confession; thnt
each to hold office for the term of two
her whole being qui . red for the touch
for four successive weeks, ten days of affairs had been going on for three
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
years, or until their successors are elec­
of him. He only knew that she did not
prior
to
April
6,
1918,
in
the
Ja-ks
n-
months, Mr. Sommers admitted to him­ come to him at once; and because liis
ted and qualified.
By virtue of an execution in forecl. -
ville Post, a newspaper of genet-. self that he was not gaining In his knowledge of girls was limited, he im­
Seclion 10. It shall be the duty of sore, and order of sale’duly issued out
circulation, printed and publish-.-.! n object, and it provoked and irritated agined that she did not care.
the City Council, upon their election of and under the sebi oí t|ie .Circuit
die afo c-.id county and state. l'i . him.
So, very quietly, he turned away
and qualification, and not later than Court of the State of Oregon for. Jack­
One spring day, when Miss Minnie from her and hurried upstairs to his
lirst publii-ui.iun thereof being in t e
tie second Tuesday in Januaiy, follow- son County, dated February, J6ih, 191s
regular issue of said paper of Februar, was driving her auto over a country room.
ng the general
municipti elec- in a certain ^uit therein, wherein Sher-
He went away the next day while
21. T.tbi. and the last be ng in the road, she had the misfortune to run
over and kill a black hog belonging to she was making n mockery of her geo­
tiup, to elect by ballot one city mar.Jial man Morehouse and Carrie Morehouse
¡.-■sue of Match 23. 1918.
a farmer. This farmer was known far graphy lesson; and for a seemingly
and one street commissioner, who shall ns Plaintiffs, recovered judgment and
each hold office for the term of one decree against Clare.-: ace A. Baker and ; Witness the Hon F. L T mV 1 , ! and wide for his hatred of autoists, endless month he ate Ills heart out for
year unless sooner removed bv vote of Mintie L. Baker, his wife, Defendants, Judge of the above-entitle I court with | and their vehicles, He came out of his her and then, w hen he could not stand
house nt the hog's last squeal, and he it an hour lunger, he wrote her a let-
the city council, in which event the city for the sum of $808. laaud >75.011 At- tho seal of said court heret> affix (
came with furious language. He was t< r. telling again of his love and asking
council shall immediately elect a sue- torney’s tees and $17.00 coats which this 2ird. day of February, 19'8
blanks viz:
interrupted by the statement that the her if she could ever care for him.
F. L. TouV LLE,
•essor to the officer so removed, to hold judgment was enrolled and docketed in
full value of the hog should be paid, But in a week the letter came hack
Lease,
Coutry
Judge
for the unexpired term ;.r until remov­ said Court February 9tli, 191S;
but when it came down to that he with the announcement that Miss
Mortgages,
ed by vote of the council
! Notice is hereby given that pursuant
wanted about five times as much as Doris Baldwin had gone from Moun-
Bill of Sale,
the porker was worth. He was told to tainville and had left no address.
Section 16. A general municipal to the terms of said execution, 1 .villon
Agreements,
sue for it, and he went off and sued.
Anil then, having found business
election shall be heal on the first Tues- i March 26th, 1918, at II) o'clock A. M ,
Warranty Deeds,
That is, he came trumping into the law suddenly uninteresting, he applied for
day after the first Monday in Novem- at the front door of the Court
Quit Claim Deeds,
office of Mr. Sommers and demanded admission into the first series of offi­
of Ja-ksoi-
her of each year, at which election the House in the Citv
i
his legal rights.
Chattel Mortgage,
cers’ training camps and was admitted
officers provided for by this charter ville, Jackson
Co in y,
Orgg >',
The lawyer took the case. He wanted to Plattsburg early in the summer.
Acknowledgements,
offer for sale and will sell nt 1 plblic
shall be elected.
to get even not only with the girl, but
In tlie course of three months he
Real Estate ontract,
with young Graham, who would be was graduated with a captain's com­
Section 17. Not less than 15 days auction for cash to the highest bidder,
Location Notice—Placer,
employed
to
defend
the
case,
if
any
­
mission and was assigned to Camp
prior to the time for holding the gener­ to satisfy said judgment, with tile costs
Location Notice—Quartz,
one was. He could defend himself to Dix. N. J. Then it was that he heard
al municipal election as provided in of this saie, subject to redemption as
the girl by saying that a lawyer must about the war service bureau of Glen­ I Satisfaction of Mortgage,
provided
by
law,
all
of
the
right,
title
Section 16, the city council shall, by
Real Estate Agents Contract,
take a case when It is offered him.
wood college. The bureau was estab­
resolution order said general municipal anil interest tlist Clarence A. Baker
By
a
strange
plan
of
Providence,
lished by a classmate of his who was At reasonable prices. We intend adding
•lection, therein specifying the officers and Mintie L. Baker, his wife, jointly
young Graham went riding on the unable to fight because of physical
other blanks as fast as possible untii
to be elected and the ballot titles of or individually, had on January 20th, X
same day. By a stili stranger plan, he defects and who had decided to devote
tha line is complete. Blanks of sp< cial
1911,
or
have
since
acquired,
1
or
now
the measure or measures, if any, to be
ran over a black hog. The fatal acci­ his time to the Glenwood men who
•i-
dents occurred three miles apart, but hail entered the service of the nation. form printed to order at short m ti e
submitted to the voters, and shall by have in and to the following described
they were both black hogs. When he Every week he sent a letter to the
•aid resolution appoint three judges property, situated in Jackson County,
knew he had killed a hog, young Gra­ alumni and students of the college in
and two clerks to conduct said election State of Oregon, to-wit:
ham descended from his vehicle anil the camps telling them of the campus
and shall appoint the time and polling { All of Lit No. Ten (10) in Block No.
drew the carcass into the roadside meetings, the foothnli games, and all
Three (3) in the ,1’ierce Sub-division
place therefor: Provided, that in the
ditch. Then he passed on and thought other gossip. He offered to answer all
in Township Thirty seven South of
years that a general state election is
BUSINESS CARDS.
no more of it until he heard that Miss questions about Glenwood men in serv­ i
Range
One
(1)
West
of
the
Willam
­
held the municipal election shall be
Minnie Sherman hud been summoned ice. sent sweaters and socks which the
ette
Meridian,
and
containing
fo.n
conducted by the officers of such gen- j
into court. He heard of it by her call­ ladies of tlie faculty knitted, and did a
(4) acres of land, more or less, ac­
eral state election, for which service
ing at the office, and retaining him for hundred and one things to make easier
(.IS NEWBURY
cording
to
the
plat
thereof,
•
now
of
tlie defense. He hunted up the farmer tlie days of those who had answered
the county shall be reimbursed as pro­
record.
who owned the hog that he had killed tin- nation’s call.
vided by law.
Attorney-at-Law
Dated nt Jacksonville, Oregon, Feb
and paid for it and then had a confi­
Dud enjoyed the letters immensely;
Section 26. The judges and clerks at
ruary 19th. 1918.
dential talk. As a consequence, that and one time in the late full, when i Will Practise in All Courts in the State
all municipal elections other than those
farmer was called as a witness.
R alph G. J ennings
he happened to be in the college town, I MEDFORD,
OREGON
conducted by the officers .>f the county
When the suit came off and the law- he dropped into the office of the war
Sheriff of Jackson County, Orego
and state elections shall each be paid
.'•<
r
for
the
plaintiff
had
made
Ills
open
­
burflau.
Jim Handy, the director. j
By L eslie W. S tansell , Deputy.
$2 50 for their services and the polls
ing speech, young Graham made n greeted him cordinlly.
shall be opened at 12 o’clock M. and
mol ion thnt the ease lie thrown out of
“Even the co-eds are doing things,” j
1». VV. BAGSHAW
•bull remain open until 7 o’clock P. M.
court on the ground that he luid run in- said enthusiastically.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
over and killed a black hog himself on
Section 31. The council shall on the i
“Who are they, tind what are they
Attorney at Law
that very day. There were black hogs doing?” asked Dud.
second Tuesday of January following I Bv viitue of an execution Jin foreclo­
“Oh. lots of tilings. There's Doris j
in plenty but it was Impossible that
the date of each general election, take . sure and order of sale duly issue I out
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVEYANCER
two black hogs should meet tlieir Baldwin. for instance.
She bus
the oath of office and shall hold regu ,1 of and under [the seal ot the Ciri-uit
If everybody in this town
deaths on the same day on the same charge.”
for the Stateof Oregon tor Ja .
lar meetings at least once in each Court
1
Office with Jacksonville Post.
SPENDS HIS MONEY in town
highway.
"There’s who?”
Bounty, dated Marell 7th, 1918, in ?
month, at such times as they shah tis son
1
“
But.
your
honor."
protested
Som
­
Dud's eyes were popping out of his JACKSONVILLE.
the TOWN WILL BOOM.
- OREGON
by ordinance. Special meetings may 1 a certain suit therein, wherein Mary L.
mers, “the plaintiff In this case hud a head and his hand had gripped the
be called at any time by the mayor, by I’iatt as Plaintiff, recovered juiljrin' t t You. are free to admit that if
black hog. too, and he was killed by wrist of his classmate convulsively.
f
written notice delivered to each mem - 11 ami decree against Albert S. Blii -i-, f THE TOWN ROOMS you will
an auto. What becomes of him? There Tile director of tlie bureau looked at
♦
seems to lie a queer mlxup here."
ber then within the city, at least three Ida M. Bliton, William Myer and Anna
GET YOUR SHAKE of the
him wonderingly.
¿II. F. HANNA
“There does, indeed,” replied his
hours before the time specified for the L. G. Myer Defendants, for tne sum
“And you mean to say you know
prosperity.
honor. "I shall dismiss the cuse for where she Is?”
proposed meeting, which notice shall ef $1050 with interest fl-mi May 1st,
Lawyer
This is YOUR town.
want of better evidence."
"Of course I do.”
Hpecify the object and purpose ef tin 1917 at lO'V and $100 attorney's fe< ,
Your
interests
are
here.
"But,
your
honor,
”
shouted
Som
­
Dud
rose
suddenly
from
his
chair
meeting and no other business shall be and $11.40 costs, which judgment W IS
mers. "Tills case has been befogged. and clapped the astonished Jim Handy Office in Bank of Jacksonville ßiülding
transacted at any special meeting than enrolled and docketed in, said Couit
There was an Intention to befog it. resoundingly on the shoulder.
♦
that named in said notice. Personal March 2d. 1918;
Whv don't this court compel m.v broth­
OREGON
“Jim." he announced Jubilantly. “I JACKSONVILLE.
+
appearance by any member of the
Notice is hereby given that pursuaoi
4- er io present his case in a legal way?” thought your war s price bureau was
council a', any special meeting shall be t > the terms of said execution, I w-ll
■•:-4.+-:-4,->
"Because there is no case!" solemnly a pretty good tiling before, but now
deemed as to him, equivalent to due ¡on April 8th, 1918, at 10 o’clock A. M.,
ti-plied his honor.
I know It’s the greatest thing ever In­ THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
notice.
Hut there was another case six vented. Where is she?"
.it the front door of the Courthouse in
ADVERTISING BY THE
months later and Mr. Graham present­ i “I suppose you mean Doris.” Jim an­
Section 32. The terms of all officers the City of Jacksonville, I ickson Coun
Million Cases of Pmecppi
ed it in such a manner thnt he won swered. “If you do. she’s one of the
elected shall begin on the second Tues­ ' :y. Oregon, offer for sale an I sell at
Puring Inst year Hawaii exponed a
; Indies In charge of tlie Hostess house
day in January, or as soon thereafter public auction for cash to the highest in 11 lion onsos of cured plnenpp < and mnds down.
at Camp Dix. Where are you going?"
GENERAL OFFICES
as they shall duly qualify, but if an of, bidder, to satisfy said judgment, with lOO.om ens< S of the jub-e. am. when
Jim was already half way to the
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
fleer should fail to qualify within ten ' (he costs of this sale, subject to re It Is understood thnt it takes n plne- Fresh Water From Ocean’s Depths.
On the coast of Bahrein island, in door.
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL ClTuJ
days from and after said day, then said , demption as provided bv law. all of the npple ten months to mnture and th.it
"There’s a train for camp which
the 1’erslun gulf, there is no fresh wa­
eiii-h
plant
bears
only
four
pineapples
office may by the council be declan ,. light, title and interest that the ab wa
leaves
this
town
in
just
five minutes."
fer. so the inhabitants of that very hot
vacant, and the cour. il at the .-aim named defendants, jointly or indiviilu "i Its lib-time of three years. Hawaii’s climate resort to getting drinking wa­ he said, “and I'm going to he on that
exportntlon
of
the
fruit
makes
a
cred-
meeting at wtncn the office ,r dcdaied .1 y, hud on August 1st, 1:H ' or hav.-
ter from the bottom of the harbor, train.”
¡table showing.
vacant, shall proceed to fill the vacan­ -ince acquired, or now have in and to
He caught It without the least hit
where there are springs of pure water
cy by election; and all vacancies from 'he f, flowing describe.t property, sit i
that well up through the sand. Knowl­ of trouble, anti when he reached the
fable
edge of the location of these springs camp the first thing he did was to
any cause, in any elect.ve office shall ..ted in Jackson County, .state of Ore- ,
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
is handed down from generation to make a bee-line for the Hostess house.
be filled by the council by the election gon. to-wit:
generation. Divers equipped with wa­ He found Doris there, waiting as if
of some qualified elector of the city to
Lot Sixteen (16) in Bloc; Four (.)
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
ter bags made of skins descend front she had been expecting him for a long
said vacancy, who shall hold said office
in the Amended Flat of Biicks O. e
I
time, and in just two minutes he made
boats
and
catch
the
water
as
it
Hows
until the next general municipal elec­
(1) and Four (4) in Crowell’s Addi­
fresh from the sands by inverting their right the misunderstanding of many 14 Portland Passenger.......... 8:20 A.M.
tion and until his successor is elected
tion to Medford. State of Dragon, i
bags over the curt ent of the spring.— months.
16 Oregon Express
6:20 P.M.
and qualified.
according to the recorded pl it there- ,
So ft was thnt the war service bu­
Marine Journal.
The following is the form in which
of.
reau served two people in a way which 12 Shasta Limited
2:18 A.M
the foregoing measure will appear up­
was not mentioned on its letter-heads.
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon. March
Sure Sign of Rain.
SOUTH
BOUND
TRAINS.
on the ballot:
7th, 1918.
“A red sunrise, with clouds lowering
Rice Paper.
Special Election. City of Jackson­
R alph G. J ennings .
later In the morning." remarked the
15 California Express ......... 10:50 P.M
That which Is termed rice paper Is
ville April I, 1918.
Observer of Events and Things, “to­
Sheriff of Jackson County.
gether with the failure to lug you.- um­ made from the pith of a tree grown in 13 San Francisco Express.. .9:05 A.M
Charter Amendments Submitted to
Oregon.
brella
down to the office, indicates Formosa, not from part of the rice 11 Shasta Limited...
he voters by the City Council
By L eslie w S tansell
... 3:20 A.M
plant, as many suppose Exchange.
.rain."
Mark X between the number and an-
Deputy.
I
17 Ashland Passenger
4:35 P.M.
WAR SERV5CE
you 3 re
ki need of
Good Printing
the
Jacksonville, Ore.
Where
you get
best work
at low
LECAL BLANKS
STRENGTH
JACKSONVILLE POST.
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