Jacksonville post., February 22, 1919, Image 2

JACKSONVILLE POST-:
O.licial Paper of the City of Jacksonville Oregon
Natice is hereby given t tat the order
igned has been appointed by th • co ir y
‘•ot rt of Jackson County, Il eg- »> aa
I
:t imii.i/t later of the estate of viene
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1’307, at the post office at Jacksonvi'l McAxi’e deceased, ani has qualifie!.
’.Il persons having claims against aiid
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3,’ 187 •
sta e are ht reby notified to présent
le s.me with proper voóelvrs and
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2J. UUP
l ily verified within six months ot the
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furni hed ot late of this notice, to the undersigned
application.
at I’r< spe t, Oregon.
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1919.
DIED.
Meetingot Parent-Teacher’s
S. S. A iken , administrator of the
estate of Minnie McArdle, deceased
Association,
I
Mrs. Margaret Reeve Jackson was
born in 1865 at Goshen, Indiana aid
Summons in Foreclosure of
The regular session of the Jackson-, came to Oregon with her parents nine
Tax Lien.
ville Parent-Teacher’s Association was years later.
held at the school house Friday, Feb,
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIE STATE OF
IN
In 1882 Mrs. Jackson was married to
11, at 3, p. m. This was the first meet­ Mr. H. K. Reeve of Happy Camp,
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
ing of the association since school re­ Calif. Four children were born to this John F. Rocho. Plaintiff.
sumed work after being closed on ac­ union.
-vs.
E A. Burchell, and all other persons anil parties
count of the influenza. There was a
After living in California thirteen unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or
g >od attendance and deep interest years the family removed to Jackson­ interest in or to the hereinafter described prop­
shown in various matters relating to ville, Oregon, where they resided unti erty. Defendants. I
school work.
To E. A. Burchell and all other persons and
the death of the father in 1908.
The next meetidg of the association
Eight years later Mrs. Reeve was 1 parties unknown, claiming any right, title eat-
will be held on Friday, March 14th. married to Mr. A. Jackson of Medford i ate. lien or interest in an 1 to the hereinafter ile-
All persons interested in the welfare of and made h»r home In Medford until scrib d property, the above named defendants,
IN THE NAME OF THE ST \TH "F ¡OREGON:
the schools are invited to come and her death on February 17, 1919.
I You are hereby notified that John F. Rocho It
' th< holder of Certifi ale of Delinquency number­
help make these meetings both inter­
Mrs. Jackson had a sweet and
ed 1533 issued on the loth day of March. 1911. by
esting and useful to the community.
disposition ar.d was loved by all
' Tax Collector of the County of Jackson. Slate of
knew her. She leaves to mourn her loss j Oregon, for the amount of (29.30. the same being
her husband Mr. A. Jackson, three the amount then due and delinquent for taxes
91st Division to
for the year 1912. together with penalty. Interest
(laughters and one son —Mrs. C. M. ■ I and
Return Horne Soon Wood of Seiad, Calif., Mrs. J. G. Dun- 1 coats thereon upon the real property assess­
ed to you. of which you are the owner as appears
nington of Dunsmuir, Calif., Mrs. E. of
__ record,
___ _ situated ___
_ County and state, and
in said
particularly bound«! an! described as follow»
Salem, Or., Feb
18.—Governor R. Vroman of Medford and Clarence , t'-wit:
Withycombe is in receipt of a letter M. Reeve of Me lford; two sisters and ! South half of the northeast quarter, Lots One
frirn Major General William H. John two brothers - Miss S. K. Chapman of and two. all in Section six. Townsh’p Tliirty-six
ston. commander of the 91st division of Dunsmuir, Calif., Mrs Iaiella Ttyer Range four west of the WiEanaetts Meridian, in
Jackson Couuty, Oregon, containing one hun­
now located near Lemans, about lull of Grants Pass, Ore., George Chapman dred
and sixty acres.
miles southwest of Paris, announcing of La Grande, Or., and B. F. Chapman
You are further notified that said John F.
of
Bisbee,
Asiz.
that the division is scheduled for early
Rocho has paid taxes on said premises for prior
or subsequent years, with the rate of interest on
return to the United States and order­
said amounts as follows:]
S. Navy Balloon
ed to be ready for embarkation by
Year’f tax Date paid Ret, No Ami. Tnt. Total !
March 1 at the latest date. General
May 1. 1917 C. D. 2509 $59.91 15% $73.24 !
1913
Claims
World
Record
52 86 j
Johnston explains that this informa­
’ O
42 42 15
1914
May 1. 1917 i;.
1915
May 1. 1917
11873
34 12 15 ”41.71 i
tion is given lest a former letter to the
41 64 j
11503 35 3 » 15
1916
• let. 6. 1917
governor would leave the impression
Cape May, N. J., Feb. 19. Remai.i-
49 61 j
29.30 15
Mar. 10. 1914 C. D. 1533
that the division is to remain perman­ I ing aloft for 33 hours an I 6 minut.s
Ad litional Taxes for 1917 27,87
ently in Europe.
$•>86.37 j
I under the most favorable weitii-r eon-
w.
“1 believe the policy of the presi­ Idiltons, the nayal dirigible C-3 last Said E. A Burchell, and all other persons and
unknown claiming unv right, title, estate,
dent, and 1 know the desire of General . week established what is clai ned to be parties
lien or interest in and to the hereinafter deserih-
Pershing,” the letter adds, “is to re­ ! a world’s endurance record for lhe ed property are further notified that «id J hn F.
turn all the forces to the United Stales I non-rigid type of balloon. Details of Rocho will apply to the Circuit Court of the
as soon as the supply of shipping makes j the flight became known for the first County and State afar »said for a decree foreclos­
ing the lien against th<* property above describ d
■uch transfer possible.
, time today. The C-3 is of the blimp and mentioned in said Certificate. And you and
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each
of you are hereby summoned to appear with­
: type-
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of J
County, Oregon. 1). W. B agsiiaw , Editor and Publishei
r
u.
Jno.M. Williams Co
7 le People’s Store.
Jacksonville
Phone 112
Ore (¡(in
m ms, (X lusive of the first date of $17.76. Year’s Tax, 1916; Date paid I Northeast quarter, Section 8, township
p iblication, and deterd this adii n tr Oct. 6, 1917: Tax Rec. 11503; Amt. $16.- 137 South of Range 2 West of the
pay the amount due ns above shown, 17; lilt. 15% Total $18.98. Taxes for Williamette meridian in Jackson Coun­
tog.ther with costs and accrued inter 1917, $16.77. Total Amt. $133 76.
ty Origon and mora particularly de­
est, and in case of your failure to do
Said I,. B. Gleason, John Doe scribed as follows:
o. n decree will be rendered foreclos­ (whose true name is unknown) John­
Beginning at 13.25 chains West of
in sixty days from the date of the first publica­
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son, and ali other persons or parties the Northeast corner of Section 8,
Naval Committee
tion of this summons exclusive of the day of the ing the lien of said taxes and costs
Notice.
first publication, and defend this action or pay
against the land and premises above unknown "laimmg any right, tit!e, cs thence South 10.93 chains, thence West
to Visit Portland.
the amount due “as above shown, together with
tate, lien or interest m and to the here I. 06 chains, thence South .60 chains;
named.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant costs and accrued interest, and in case of your
the matter described pi t per y are further , thence West 5.59 chains; thence North
This
summons
is
published
in
to the by-laws of Little Butte Irrigat­ failure to do so, a decree will be rendeied forc-
Washington, Feb. 18.— Barring a ion Company, assesmjnts were levied el »sing the lien of said taxes and costs against Jacksonville Post once each week for notified that said John F. Rocho will II. 53 chains; thence East 6.65 chains
a period of six consecutive weeks un- I apply to the Circuit Court of the Coun­
special session of congress, now re by the Board of Directors of sai l corp­ the land and premises above described.
Ten acres situated in the northeast
This sunmons is published in the Jacksonville d-r and by virtue of an order duly and ty and State aforesaid for a decree
ported as certain to be called for oration against the following enumer­ I’ost, once each week for a period of six consecu­
quarter of tie Northeast quarter of
foreclosing
the
lien
against
the
proper-
tlu
March 11 next, 11 and possibie 13 of ated shares of stock of said corporation, tive weeks, under and by virtue of an order duly regularly made and entered by
Section 8, Township 37 South, Range 2
the holdover members of the house for carring on the business of said corp­ and regularly made and entered by the Hon. F. M. Hon. F. M. Calkins, Circuit Judge, on above described and mentioned in said West and being a part of the tract
certificate. And you and each of you
January, 11, 1919.
naval affairs committee will visit Port­ oration for the year 1917, and assess­ Calkins, Circuit Judge, on .January 11, 1919.
conveyed to the grantor by deed of
Date of first publication hereof is Jan. 18.1919
Date of first publication, January 18, are l.erebv summoned to appear with­ Joseph and Christian Downing, dated
land about March 25. This number out ments were levied against said shares
G. M- ROBERTS. Attorney for Plaintiff,
in sixty days from the date of the ser­
of 16 holdover members, today accept­ resttectively by said Board of Directors Medford National Bank Building, Medford. Ore. 1919.
January 7, and described as follows:
vice of this summons, exclusive of first
G. M. Roberts,
ed Congressman McArthur’s invitation for carrying on the work of said corp­
Beginning on the East line of said
date of publication, and defend this ac­
Attorney for Plaintiff,
on behalf ot the Pacific Coast Chamber oration for the year 1918, as set out
tract 14 rods South from the Northeast
tion
or
pay
the
amount
due
as
above
Medford
National
Bank
Building,
of Congress to visit the western coast below, all which assessments are un-
Summons for Publication in
Medford, Oregon. 1 shown, together with costs and accrued corner thereof; thence West to the
line was reported by him this morning pail.
Foreclosure of Tax Lien
i interest, and in case of your failure to center line of the water ditch through
and the plan is to leave Washington
W. A. Laidlaw, owner as shown bv IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF’ THE STATE
do so, a decree will be rendered foreclos said tract; thence West along center
with all the holdover members on the books of corporation, 190 shares,
OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY,
ing
the lien of said taxes and costs a- of said ditch to the West line of said
Summons
for
Publication
in
senate committee on naval affairs assessments 1917, $19.09, assessments
John
F.
Rocho,
Plaintiff
gainst
the lend and premises above tract; thence South along West; line of
March 8, if a special session is not 1918, $57.00. W. W. Taylor, owner as
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.
said tract 45 rods; thence East parallel
named.
-V*-
held. This will bring the party to Poit- shown by books of corporation, 17M
to the North line of said tract 40 rods
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OI
G.
E.
Corey,
City
of
Medfor
.,
Oregon,
This
summon?
is
published
in
the
land between March 24 and April I,
shares, assesments 1917, $1 75, assess­ a municipal corporation anti all other
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Jacksonville Post once each week for a to the West line of the lands of Nan
ments 1918, $5.25. Von dor Hellen and persons anti parties unkno vn claiming John F. Rocho, Plaintiff,
period of six consecutive weeks, under Nickleson, deceased, and East line of
Brown, owners as shown by books of any right, title, estate, lien or interest
Roosevelt Highway
-vs-
and by virtue of an order duly and reg­ tract aforesaid; thence North along
corporation, 11 shares, assessments
line to place of beginning.
Bill Passes House. 1917, $1. 10, assessments 1918, $3.30. in and to the hereinafter described L. B. Gleason, John Doe (whose trm ularly made and entered by the H< n said
You are further notified that John F.
name is unknown) J ihnson an I all o'.h F M. Calkins, Circuit Judge on Jan
property. Defendants.
F. M. Stewart, owner as shown by To G. E. Co’ey, City of Medford Ore­ er persons and parties claiming an\ uary 11 1919.
Rocho has paid taxes on said premises
»Salem, Or., Feb. 20.—The Roosevelt books of corporation, 2 shares, assess- gon, a munk’ip 11 corporation, and al right, title, estate, hen or interest in
Date of first publication, January IS for prior or subseeftent years, with the
rate of interest on said amount as
military highway bill was passed by ments 1917, $0.20, assessments 1918, other persons and parties unknown claim and to the hereinafter described prop 1919.
follows:
the house yesterday afternoon bv a $0.60. J. W* Grover, owner as shos'n j ing any right, title, estate, lien or inter erty.
G. M. Roberts.
Year Date paid
C. of D Amt. Ini. Tota 1
Defendants.
huge majority. The measure, the by books of corporation, 4 shares, est in and to the hereinafter describ <1
Attorney for Plaintiff
1912 Mar. 10. ’17.
1564 521.47 15Pr. Ct $36 04
To L, B. Gleason, John Doe (whosi I
author of which was Representative assessments 1917, $0 40 assessments property, the above named defendants
Medford National Bank Budding, i 1911
Apr. 6. ’17. Tax Rec.
true n ime is unknown) Johnson, ar.d
B. ,F. Jones, would appropriute $2,50),- 1918, $1.20. S. B. Holmes, owner as l In the Name of the State of Oregon.
Medford, Oregon.
14589
25.99
15
31.83
000, if the federal government will shown by books of corporation, 3 shares I You are hereby notified that John F. ali other persons unknown claiming any
: 1913 May 1. T7 Cer. of Dec.
assessments
1917,
$0
30,
assessments
match the amount, for construction of
Rocho is the holder of certificate of de right, title, estate, lien or interest it
2423
34.47
15
42.01
a coast military highway from the city 1918. $0 90.
linquency numbered 28lit, issued on the and to the hereinafter dascribed prem­ Summons for Publication in ' 1914 May 1. ’17 Tax Rec.
Notice is further given that said . 1st dav of March, 1916, by the Tax ises, the above named defendants:
04128
25.43
15
30.99
1
of Astoria to the California line. The
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.
1915 May. 1 17 Tax Reel
measure will be placed before the several lots of capital stock, or so much Collector of the County of Jackson, In I he Name of the State of Oregon:
11902
23.11
15
28.16
You are hereby notified that John F. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE 1916 Oct. 6. ’17 Tax Rec.
people for vote if passed by the senate. therefore as may be necessary respect­ State of Oregon, for the amonnt of
ively, will be sold at pnbltc auction to $70.71, the same being the amount I ' Rocho is lhe holder of certificate of de-
OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
11500
24.14
27 96
15
the highest bidder for cash, on the i then due and delinquent for taxes for I linquency numbered 1563 issued on the i John F. Rocho, Plaintiff
Taxes for 1917 27 44
Lieut. Governor’s
Total
$224.43
11th day of April, 1919, at 10 o’clock i the year 1911, together with penalty, 1 tilth day of March, 1911, by Tax Co!-i
vs.
Office is Proposed. A. M., at the office of the Medford interest and cost? thereon upon the lector, of the County of Jackson, Sta'e 1 ' W. B. Metcalf, and all persons and Said W. B. Metcalf, and all other
Lumber Company, corner of 3rd and real property assessetl to you of w hieh I of Oregon, for the amount of $31.29, '. parties unknown claiming any right, persons and parties unknown claiming
Fir Streets, Medford, Oregon, to pay you are the owner as appears of record the same being the amoLiit then due title, estate, hen or interest in and to any right, title, estate, lien or interest
Salem, Or., Feb. 20.—The committee said respective assessments.
[situated in said county and State, and and delinquent lor taxes for the year , the hereinafter described property, in and to the above described property
on resolutions yesterday afternoon in­
H. B. T ronson I particularly described as follows, ; 1912, together with penalty, interest Defendants.
are further notified that said John F.
troduced a joint resolution to create
Secretary Little Butte to wit:
and costs thereon upon the real propet - I To W. B. Metcalf, and all otner Rocho will apply to the Circuit Court
the office of lieutenant governor.
Irrigation Company.
That certair. part of Block 5, of the ty assessed to you, of which you are , persons and parties unknown claiming ; of the County and State aforesaid for
The people are to vote on the measure
old
town of Medford, Oregon, des­ lhe owner as appears of record,situated any right, title, estate, lien or interest 1 a decree foreclosing the lien against
if passed by the legislature.
Delay Hearing on
a'd to the hereinafter described 1 the property above described and ment­
j
cribed as 96.2 feet by 139.5 feet by in said Cour.tv and State, and particu ¡in
The lieutenant governor is to be
property, the above named defendants. ioned in s»id certificate. And you and
larly
bounded
and
described
as
follows,
169
feet,
alt
in
Jackson
County,
Ore-
Control ot Railways
presiding officer of the senate, but
In the Name of the State of Oregon,
each of you, are hereby summoned to
to-wit:
I eon.
will have no vote except in case of a
Southeast quarter of the Northeast ! Y oj are hereby notified that John F. aopear within sixty days from the da’e
You
are
further
notified
that
John
F.
tie. In event of the death of the gov
Northeast quarter of thi [ Rocho is the holder of Certificate of of the first publication of this sum-
Washington, Feb. 17.—The House Rocho has paid taxes on said premises quarter,
1
ernor the lieutenant governor becomes
Interstate Commerce committee unan­ for prior or subsequent years, with the Northeast quarter, and West half ot | Delinquency numbers 1 1564. issu d on murs, exclusive of said I first date of
the chief executive. The measure is imously decided to h< Id no hearings at
Southeast quarter of Section Twenty the 10th day of ‘larch. 1914, by the i publication, and defend this action or
modeled after the system now in vogue this session of congtess on the bill to rate of interest on said amounts as ' five. Township Thirty eight, Range tWo Tax Collector of the County of Jackson j pay the amount due as above shown,
follows:
in the state of Washington.
extend the period of government con-
Year’s tax, 1911; Date paid Mar. 1. West of the Williamette Meridian in State of Oregon, for the sum of $21.47 i together with costs and accrued
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the same being tne amojnt then interest and in case of your failure to
trol of railroads for five years.
1916; Cer. of Del. 2830; Amt. $70 71; , J»‘ kson County, Oregon.
Railway Motor Strikes anti
You are furter notified that said John due and delinquent for taxes for the do so, . decree will be rendered fore­
lot. 15‘l Total $98.82.
*{lH'ho has paid taxes on said prem- year 1912, together with penalty, ■•losing the lien of said I taxes and costs
Said G. E. Corey. City _ of Medfora.
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Demolishes Automobile.
Oregon, and all other persons and par- | ’i,es ^”r Pr'or ”r subsequent years. interest and costs thereon upon the against the land and premises above
‘ ties unknown claiming any right title. I with the rate of interest on said am- real property assessed to you. of which named.
you are the owner as appears of rec- i This summons is published in the
Dalas, Or,, Feb. 17.— An automobile
estate, lien or interest in and to the l,u"ts •• follows;
Chicago, Feb. 20. Victor I.. Berger hereinafter described property are fur-
ord. situated in said County and State, Jacksonville Post once each week for a
belonging to Mr. Stevens, of Falls
dear’s tax, 191
and particularly bounded and describ­ period of six consecutive weeks, under
City wns badly damaged Thursl..y and the four oth r Socialists cunvic cd 1 (her notified that said John F. Rocho '914; Cer. of Del
ed as follows, Co-wit:
afternoon when struck bv a Southern of violating the espionage act Were ' will apply to the Circuit Court of the ’”*• I* • Total
and bv virtue of an order duly and
Pacific motor car. OtlB leal and a son each sentenced to 20 years' imprisun- ■ C >unty anti State af nsai.l for a de-
Tb it certain tract of land described regularly made and entered by the
lte Pn:t* "
of Mr. Stevens were in the machine at ment by Federal Judge K. M Landis 1 cree foreclosing the lien against the *1e'-
in Vol 59 of the Deed Records of Jack-1 Hon. F. M Calkins, Circuit Judge on
Amt. $
the time of the acc-dent but escaped today after he had overruled motions property above described and mention­
son County, Oregon, at Page 425 which January 11, 1919.
with a few scratches. The automobile f”r a ”tW triah
Amt. s ¡id description is hereby specifically
ed in said certificate. And you, and
G. M. R oberts
1 he convicted men. besides Berger, each of you are hereby summoned to
referred to ar d by this reference ma le
was ertirely demolished. The accident
Attorney for Plaintiff
a part hereof.
occured at a crossing in the eastern ar*' Irvin St. John, J. Louis E ■■'ngdah1, appear within sixty days from the date
Medford National Bank Building,
part of this city.
William F. Kruse and Adolph Ge rmer. of the first publication of this sum-
Lot 3 situate-’ in the East half of the
Medford, Oregon.
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