Jacksonville post., February 08, 1919, Image 2

1 >. ethe«’« ith costs and a. crii.d inter
; - fr
I est, ami in case of your f ilure to do
1 o. » decree wil! be r. ndered foreclos-
Official Paper ot the City ot Jacksonville Oregon
ing the lien of said taxes and costs
agi.iust the lard and premises abovi
A weekly newspaper published everj’ Saturday at the county seat of .!?■
n
ne med.
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
This: tummoi -s is published in tLo
J-sckso: vide P< st once va- h week for
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksoiv il.
a period of six consecutive weess un-
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
1er and by virtue of an order duly ard,
regularly made anl entered by the
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8, If)Iff
I Hon F. M. Calkins, Circuit Judge, on
limitary, 11. 1919.
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50.
Advertising rates furnished o
Date o* firs' publication, January 18,
application.
1919.
G. M. Roberts,
Attoiney for Plaintiff,
Medford National Bank Buildii
Medford, Oretror.
Salem, Ore.. Feb. 4. —A bill which
Washington, Feb. 4—Insis'e^ce by should it become a law, will be of im­
Summons in Foreclosure of
President Wilson upon the administrat­ mense benefit to Jackson county, whs
Tax Lien.
ion's policy of naval expansion led to intr'aluce 1 in the house by Represent­
IN THE CIRCUIT COt'R l OF THE STATE OF
the unanimous approval given by the ative Ben Sheldon today.
The Sheldon bill seeks to effect, : an
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
house naval committee to another three
year construction program. This was dis equitable adjustment of the costs i of ( John F. Rocho, Plaintiff,
-vs.
closed today by Chairman Padgett of main trunk highways in the srate > as
; E A. Burchell. an-l 3II other person» an.I parties
<
the committee when the house began respect? any contributions to 'hat cost
¡'
uikno
vn claiming any rijr.h». tl»Io. estate, lien or
consideration of the $750,000,01)0 annual made by the counties themselves.
Int *rest in or to the hereinafter described prop.
Representative Shild'in stated in
naval appropriation bill.
. erty. Defendant». I
Mr. Padgett told of a cablegram introducing the bill tiiat he was not i To F. A. Burchell and all other persons nr.d
sent by the president from Pari3 to a? sanguine of its success as he wished I pa-tie.i unkn'.wn. claiming any riyht. title est-
Secretary D'tniels, saying nothirg had he might he hut it has the merits ot nte. lien or interest in and to th- hereinafter de­
oecured over there to change the rec­ absolute fairness and he inten Is mak­ scribed property, th? above named defendant*.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF »OREGON:
ommendation he made in his annual ing a fight for it.
; You arc hereby notified that John F. Ilorho is
message to congress.
I the hol'ler of Certificate of Delinquency nuinber-
The message was brought to the
1 e»l IIST’ issue I on the lhth day of March. 1911, by
Notice
of
Administrator
’
s
Sale
; Tax Collect o of the County of Jackson. S'ate of
attention of the committee by Mr.
Daniels. “The president was
very I n the C ounty C ourt of the S tate ■ Orearon. for the amount of $29.3 >. the same beintr
earnest,” Representative Padgett said, of O regon for the C ounty »> f J ack •he amount then due and delinquent for taxes
for the vear >912. together with penalty, interest
“and very insistent that the three year ! son .
and costs thereon upon the real property assess­
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
program be carried out.”
ed to you. of which you are the owner as aprears
of record, situated in salrl County and state, and
of Olive R. Bell. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 1 particularly lmundeil and described as follows.
I to-wlt:
to order of the above named Court.
South half of the northeast quar'er. f.o'sCne
I made on the ’8U1 day of January, 1919,
anri two, all in Section »lx. Township Thirty-Six
in the matter above named, I, Mabie
Ranee four west of the Willamette M ridian. in
Brussels,
Feb. 4. — Miss Margaret
Jackson County, Oregon, containire one hun­
Brown, Administratrix of the estate
Wilson, daughter of President Wilson,
dred and sixty acres.
above named, will at my residence at
Yon are further notified that said John F.
according to the Etoile Beige, is suf­
Brownsboro, Oregon, Jackson County, Rocho has pnid taxes on s.-'i l premises for prior
fering from an attack of influenza.
on and after February 27, 1919, sell to or subsequent years, with the rate of interest on
She is confined to her room in the
said amounts
as follows:!
the highest bidder for cash, subject to Year
’s tax Date
paie Ret, No Amt Int. Total
American Legation.
the confirmation by said Court, a'l the 19H
May 1. 1917 C. D. 2509 $.'9 91 15% $73.24
Mav 1. 1917 Rec 01’77 42 42 15
52 8 »
right, title, interest and estate of s id 1914
J
May 1, 1917
31 12 15 ’41.71
DAHLIA IS MAKING FRIENDS Olive R. Bell at the time ot h r dea l., 1915
1916
Oct. 6. 1917
1
.35.56 1.5 41 61
and of said estate, in and to the I ll .w
Mar. in. 1914 C. D. l'»B 29.30 15 49 6l
Once Humble Flower Rapidly Being ing described real pronerty.
Additional Taxes for 1917
Brought to High Position by the
$*>86.37
Commencing at the noctiwejt ctrni
Master Florists.
E.
A.
Burchell,
and all other persons anti
Sail
of the northwest quarter of tin
$17.76. Yen’s Tax, 1916; Date paid Northeast quarter, Section 8, township
parties unknown claiming any riyht. title, estate, appear within sixty days from the da’e
southwest quarter of Section 4, i' Hen or interest in and to t.ho hereinafter describ­ of the first publication of t iis snmmors Oct. 6, 1917: Tax Rec. 11503; Amt. $16.- 37 South of P.ange 2 West of the
The chrysanthemum Is not to have
Township 36, south of Range 1 E is ed property are further notified that said J hn F. exclusive of the day of said first publi­ 47; Int. 15
Total $18.98. Taxes for Williamette meridian in Jackson Coun­
everything Its own way In the world of
of the Willamette Meridian, and iron Rocho will apply to the Circuit Court of the cation, and defend thia action or pay 1917, $16 77. Total Amt. $133.76.
flowers. No doubt the chrysanthemum
ty Oregon and more particularly de­
said point running thence east 33 rode County and State aforesaid for a decree foreclos­ the amount due as above shown, togeth­
show gets more of the limelight of
Said L. B. Gleason, John Doe scribed as follows:
ing the lien against the property above describ «!
and 30ft; thence south 18 rods and 3 and mentioned in said Certificate, And you and er with costs and accrued interest, ai.<: (whose true name is unknown) John-
publicity than a dahlia show, but the
Beginning at 13.25 chains West of
gorgeous blossom flint was once culled
ft; thence west 33 rods and 30 ft.; each of you are hereby summoned to appear with­ in case of your failure to do so, a de 1 son, and all other persons or parties
"the prim old maid of the flower world’
thence north 18 rods and 30 ft; to tht in sixty days from the date of the first publica­ cree will be rendered foreclosing the unknown Maiming any right, title, es (he Northeast corner of Section 8,
Is having Its “shows" or exhibitions
place of beginning, containing f«ui tion of this summons exclusive of th.? day of th-' lien of said taxes and costs against th< tate, lien or interest in and to the here thei ce South 10.93 chains, thence West
first publication, and defend this action or pa
just the same, and the reports have it
I. 06 chains, thence South 60 chains;
acres more or less., situated in Jac., the amount due "as nlmve shown, together witl land and premises above named.
matter described property are further
that they are attended by large crowds.
thence West 5.59 chains; thence North
son County, Oregon.
costs and accrued interest, and in case of your
This summons is published in th' , notified that said John I’. Rocho will
The dahlia show has become a regular
Terms: Cash, ten per cent on day o; failure to do so. a decree will be rendered fore­ Jacksonville Post onev each week for :: apply to the Circuit Court of tiie Coun­ II. 53 chains; thence East 6.C5 chains.
thing In many cities and It Is said that
closing
the
lien
of
said
taxes
and
costs
agains*
Ten acres situated in the northeast
there nre persons who cun work up sale, balance on confirmation of sale bj the land end premises above d»-.-cribed.
period of six consecutive weeks, under ty and State aforesaid for a decree
I quarter of tie Northeast quarter of
quite ns much enthusiasm for the dah­ said Couit.
This sunmons is publi «he<l in the Jacksonville and by virtue of an order duly and reg­ f.ircclos-ing the lien against the proper-
MABEL BROWN
Post, once each week for a period of six consecu­ ularly made an»l entered by the Hon. F above descr.bed anti mentioned in said ’ Section 8, Township 37 South, Range 2
lia ns for the “muni." The dahlia,
Administratrix tive weeks, under and by virtue of an order dub
from a very simple and home-loving
certificate. And you and each of you West and being a part of the tract
and regularly made and entered by the Hon F. M M. Calkins, Circuit Judge, on January
¡conveyed to the grantor by deed of
flower, lias become somewhat ot a so­
are hereb'» summoned to anpear with­
ilth.
1919.
Calkins, Circuit Judies on January 11. 1919.
cial pet.
Joseph and Christian Downing, dated
Date of first publication hereof is Jan. 18.191*
First publication of this summons it- in sixty days from the date of the ser­
Summons for Publication in
It was not many yenrs ngo that the
G. M- ROBERTS, Attorney for Plaintiff. January 18, 1919.
vice of this summons, exclusive of first January 7, and described as follows:
dahlia bloomed In the yards of .small
Medford National Bank Building, Medford, Ore.
Foreclosure of Tax Lien
Beginning on the East line of said
G. M. R oberts , Attorney for Plaintiff, date of publication, and defend this ac­
homes. Sometimes it grew In the from
tract 14 rods South from the Northeast
IN the circuit court of the state
tion
or
pay
the
amount
due
as
above'
Medford
National
Bank
Building.
I
yard and sometimes In the back yard
OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY,
Medford, Oregon. shown, together with costs and accrued corner thereof; thence West to the
It might be remarked here that tlie
Summons in Foreclosure of
interest, and in case of your failure to center line of the water ditch through
"yard,” especially the "front yard," John F. Rocho, Plaintiff
Tax Lien.
-ys-
do so,a decree will be rendered foreclos i said tract; thence West along center
has disappeared. Nobody now bus 11
front yard. Nobody who is anywhere G. E. Corey, City of Medfor Oregon, IN the circuit court of tiie state or Summons for Publication in irig the lien of said taxes an I cos's a- of said ditch to the West line of said
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
near up to date would have such a a municipal corporation and all othei
gainst the I ind and premises above tract; thence South along West; line of
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.
thing about the house. The piece of persons and parties unkno vn cla tning John F. Rocho, Plaintiff,
said tract 45 rods; thence East parallel
named.
-vs-
IN the circuit court of the STATE OI
real estate which we used to call th« any right, title, estate, lien or interest
This summon« is published in the to the North line of said tract 40 rods
front yard Ims become the "lawn."
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
in and to the hereinafter described S. Ensley, and all other persons and
Jacksonville Post once each week for a i to the West line of the lands of Nan
parties unknown claiming any right, ti­ John F. Rocho, Plaintiff,
Well, formerly the dnhlln grew only property. Defendants.
period of six consecutive we ks, unde' 1 Nickleson, deceased, and East line of
In the yards of humble homes. It Imd To G. E. Co-ey, City of Medford Ore­ tle, estate, lien or interest in and ti
-vs-
an I by virtue of an order duly and reg- I tract aforesaid; thence North along
not broken Into what Is called “ao-
L. B. Gleason, John D>e (who e tru« ularly made ami entered by the Hen. : said line to place of beginning.
gon, a municipal corporation, and al. the hereinafter described propertv.
clety." Fashionable "grounds” 1 could
Defendants. name is unknown) Johnson an I all oth F M. Calkins, Circuit Judge o > Jan 1
You are further no'ified that John F.
other persons and parties unknown cl uri
not think of admitting such a pluln.
To S. Ensley, and all other pers >ns er persons and parties claiming an' uary 1! 1919.
Rocho has paid taxes on said premises
hardy and highly colored citizen of the ing any right, title, estate, lien or intei and parties unknown claiming ar
right, title, estate, lien or interest ir
Date of first publication, Janu try 18 for prior or subsecmeiit years, with the
flower world as a mere dahlia, It did est in and. to the hereinafter described
right, title, estate, lien or interest ii and to the hereinafter described prop 1J19.
rate of interest on said amount as
not belong to their set. But the merit property, the above named defendants
and to the hereinafter describe I prop­ erty.
follows:
of this flower and the high state of cul­ I11 the Name of the State of Oregon.
G. M. Roberts.
Defendants.
ture which it bus attained under the
You are hereby notified that John F. erty, the above n imed defendant«:
i Year Date paie C. of D Amt. Int. Total
Attorney f>r Plaintiff
To L, B. Gleason, John Doe (whose
1561 IÎ1.I7 ISPr.Ct. $36 04
guidance and tuition of master florists Rocho is the holder of cerlific ite of de Ir, The Name of the State of Oregon:
Medford National Bank Budding, ■ 1912 Mar. 10. 17.
i 1911 Apr. 6. 17. Tax Rec.
You are hereby notified that John F. true name is unknown) Johnson, ar.d
has forced the proudest gardens to linqueney numbered 283(1, issued on th«
Medford, Oregon.
I MB
25.99
15
31 83
open their gates or let down their 1st day of Marell, 1916, by the Tax Rocho is the holder of Certificate o' all other oerson? unknown claiming any
1913 May 1. 17 Cer. of Dec.
fences, The dahlia now holds up Its
Delinquency
numbered
1566,
issued
01
.
ight,
title,
estate,
lienor
interest
11
Collector of the County of Jackson,
2423
34.47
15
42.01
stntely bend among the exclusive set
the 10th day of March, 1914, by Tax ami to the hereinafter described prem­ Summons for Publication in ! 1914 May 1. 17 Tax Kec.
of tuberoses, gladiolus, carnations and Slate of Oregon, for the amount o: Collector of Jackson County, State it
ises, the above named defendants:
1
25.43
15
30.99
i I1H
$70.71, the same being tlie amount
the like.
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.
1 1915 May. 1 17 Tax Rec*
then due and delinquent for taxes foi Oregon, for the amount of $18.30, thi In The Name of the State of Oregon:
11902
23.11
15
28.16
You ar«' hereby notified that John F. I n the circuit court of the state
the year 1911, together with penalty, same being ¡the amount then'due and
Primitive Station.
1916 Oct. 6. ’17 Tax Rec.
delinquent
for
taxes
for
the
year
1912.
OF
OREGON
FOR
JACKSON
COUNTY.
Rocho
is
the
holder
of
certificate
of
de-
*
interest hu U costs thereon upon th«
There Is tn England a railway sfa
11500
24.14
15
27.96
Taxes for 1917 27.44
tton which has only one train each real property assessed to you of whicl together with penalty,interest and costs inqueticy numbered 1563 is<u«d on the John F. R 'cho, Plaintiff
vs.
Total
$224.43
way a week—at Blackwell Mill, situ- you are the owner as appears of record thereon upon tlie real property assessed loth day of March, 1914, by Tax <’o'-
nt cd midway between Miller’s Pale situated in said comity and State, am to you, of which you are the owner as le tor, of tiie County of Jackson St t'e W. B. Metcalf, and all persons and
Said W. B. Metcalf, and all other
appears of record, situated in sad of Oregon, for the amount of 831.29. parties unknown cla ming any right, persons and parties unknown claiming
and Buxton. Blackwell Mill consists particularly
described as follows,
of eight workmen’s cottages on the
County
and State, and p irtieul trit ihe same being the mi n.nc then title title, estate, lien or int-rest in and to any light, title, estate, lien or interest
to wit:
banks of the Wye. They are occupied
bounded ami described as follows, and delinquent for taxes f >r Vie y
the hereinafter described prop'.r’y. in and to the above described property
That
certair.
part
of
Block
5,
of
t
ie
by railway workmen, and It Is for the
to-wit:
Defendants.
.912,
t
igethe'-
wi
h
pe
altv,
inter.st
are further notified that said John F.
old town of Medford, Oregon, tks
convenience of the wives who wish to
South half of Soothe.:st quarter 01 ami costs thereon upon the real propel -
To W
B. Metcalf, and all otner R -cho will apply to the Circuit Court
cribed as 96.2 feel by 139 5 feet hi
journey to Buxton for marketing that
Section Thirty-two, Township Thirty- ty assessed to you, of which you are persons and parties unknown claiming of the County and Stale aforesaid for
169 feet, all in Jackson County, Ore
on Friday mornings the 9:10 train
five, Range Tw > west
of
the .he owner as appears of record,situated any right, title, estate. lien or interest I ! a decree foreclosing the lien against
from Miller's Dale stops nt Blackwell
gon.
Willamette Meridian, i Z Jackson in said County and Stite, and pnrticu in and to the hereinafter described the property above described and ment­
Mill. The two uncovered platforms of
You are further notified that John F.
larly bounded and described as follows, 1 property, the above named defendants. ioned in s»id certificate. And you and
County, Oregon.
the "station” are of the length of 11 Rocho has pnid taxes on sai l premises
You are further notified :h «t s iid to-wit:
railway coach, and composed of rough for prior or subsequent years, with th«
In the Name of the State of Oregon,
J each of you, are hereby» summoned to
»Mine and gravel. The “waiting room"
John
F.
Rocho
has
paid
taxes
on
said
Southeast
quarter
of
the
Northeast
,
You are hereby notified that John F. 1 aDpear within sixty days from the da’e
rate of interest on sai l amounts as
Is a platelayer's hut, where the trnv
premises for pri >r an I subseq mnt quarter, Northeast quarter of th. Rocho is the holder of Certificate of i of the first publication of this sum-
follows;
elers nre glad to shelter from the keen
years, with the rate of -nterest on said Northeast quarter, and West half 01 1 Delinqnen'y numbered 1561. ism d on I mens, exclusive of said
Year's
tax.
1911;
Date
paid
M
ir.
1,
first date of
wind on winter mornings. The train
amounts as follow«:
Southeast quarter of Section Twenty t’ e 10 h day of March, 1911, by th ■ J publication, and defend this action or
cnrrles the stationmaster, who distrib­ 1916; Cer. of Del. 2830; Amt. $70 71, Year
Date Paid
C ofD. Amt. Int Total five, TownshtoThirty eight. Range t.v
Tax Cul’ector of the County of Jacxson ' pay the amount due as above shown,
l',t : .
Total wa 81
utes the privilege tickets.
Mar 1. 1916
2824
1911
$24 38 15‘i $34 07 West of the Williamelte Meridian u |
State of Oregon, for the sum of $21.47 ' together with
costs and accrued
Sai«t G. E Corey. City of Medfoni 1913
M h
24'1 $
42.13
15 57.80
Ja- kson County, Oregon.
the same being Wie amount then inter, st, and in case of jour failure to
May 6. 1916
04115
30.91
Oregon,
and
all
other
persons
an
i
par
­
1914
15
42
.37
Loop* the Loop In a Storm at Sea.
\
Ret 130'.0 28 (W
1915
You are ‘urter notified that said Join due and delinquent for taxes for the ! do so, a decree will be rendered fore­
15
3.Y25
Looping the loop In n kite balloon ties unknown claiming any right title, 1916
Oct 6. 1917 ” 11.501
83.72 F. Rocho h is p iid taxes on s «id prem­ year 1912.
together with penalty, ' closing the lien of said taxes and costs
was the hair-raising feat performed estate, lien or interest in and to tin 191* Mar 10. 1911 C. O. 1M6 18.80
15 30.98 ises for prior or subsequent years,
interest
and
costs
thereon upon the against the land and premises above
hereinafter
described
property
are
fur
some time since by a young balloon­
T ixe« for 1917 22 48
ist when the government was testing ther notified that said John F. Kochi
$256.67 with the rate of interest on said am­ real property assessed to you. of which named.
you are the owner as appears of rec­
Said S. Enslvv, and al! other person? ounts as follow.«:
the use of captive balloons on battle­ will apply to the Circuit Couit of th«
This summons is published in the
Year's tax. 1912; Date paid Mar. 10. ord.
■
situated in said County and State, Jacksonville Post once each week for a
ships doing convoy work, according to County and State aforesaid for a de­ and parties unknown claiming anv
a story In Topular Mechanics Maga­ cree foreclosing the lien against the right, title, e-tate, lien or interest in 1914; Cer. of Del. 1663; Amt. >31.29: and particularly bounded and describ- ' period of six consecutive weeks, urder
zine, The balloonist lu question had property above <1 «cribed Hn ' m •■«• r. and t, the above described ptot»-»rtv Int. 15'e; Total $52 99
Year’s Tex. ed hs follows, to-wit:
and by virtue of an order duly and
been aloft In Ills biisket several hours ed in saM rertifi • e. And
I 1.» J; D .is pvt Mar. 1, 1916.: (
o
ire f irth r noti ’c * th
f ?
Th it certain >rant o
regularly made and enterel by the
»■ wry rough weather « lien a 4»
k — >j
$M;52. Int. 15%
in V.-l ’9 of th, I)
o v
h
• tch of y 11 r h
hv sun in
Hon. F M Calkins, Circuit Judge on
a’- »truck the fleet. InstnntI)
* r.x 19U; D
i
S'tn
n
» >r
ppea- v m i
.x y ■ a
I-
at made a splnn ng no*«
r
r f De
3 3; A
si: < e i
ot hi
tin- til » 1 ..t> 1. a 1
G. M. R oberis
»■ «»- I! ing the basket and oecu
Total $ 2.56
0,' .
i V
Y
of tiu ill» «I...V
punt through a complete circle. >'•■ in us, «xelusiv
Attorney for Plaintiff
1915;
Da
paid
Apr.
5.
1917;
lax.
a part ber. • .
sooner was one loop completed than publication, and deferd this aetm 01 tionid in said certificate,
Medford National Bank Building,
13041; Amt. $¡4.40; Int. 15 Total
Lot 3 situated
another and another followed—fifteen pay the amount due ss_above shown, each of you are hereby
Medford, Oregon.
: JACKSONVILLE P0ST :-\
EnlargedNavy Insisted
Io Reimburse Counties
Upon by President. for Coin Spent on Roads.
We have them, as well as a Ing ime
of garden seed in bulk and package
Also: Red and White Clover, Tim3
thy, Rye
Grass, in fact
anything
crons
President’s Daughter 111
Jno.M. Williams Co
Phone 112.
Jacksonville,
Oregon