Jacksonville post., June 28, 1919, Image 4

s'o'1 :s. pumps, pumping houses and
You, and each of you, are here! y
| pear and answer the complaint filed
pri ¡leges, pine lin«s. power' line’,
; against you in the above e- it!, d court summoned to apnear within sixty days
Notice is hereby given 'hat the ur- I and cause on or before th«- expiratit n ’-om 'he date iff :i lif t publication
hv i-<> eh ctric m•-hinery and trans
d signed, executrix of the Eata'e o* I of tend ys from the date of service i t! is snmmotis, exclusive of the cate
ri i sion lines, < earn plarts, engin
Ge rgiana Miers, deceased, has file, upon you if served within Ji.ckson ■ f the first put I ui n and a sw r
bo
, dynitnos, generators, wlr<
her final account of adminishaiion <f , ( ounty Oregon: or within twenty dais ■ mplaii. of plaintiff, ' <! upon your
c b!
towers. transt am rs, and a l
Estate of said deceasel, with the Clerk.| f —
„7m
the -------------
dau of such
oilier appliances and equipment .1
ilure so to do p laintiff will applv to
-----
--- 1 service if s«rv«d
of the County Court of Jackson County v wi bin any other county of the Slate 1ibe court for a decree fore. losing his
ev r de eription. and ail franc is s,
State of Oregon, and said court has o(Qreg
Young Ihtcior Millard was a severe
easement’ and rights of wav u-ed in
„ lin ; - or if served by publication ‘ ce tain tax lien, including costs, as
fixjd Monday the 7th day of July, 1919, thereof, then on or before the expira-
cenneeti n with the said ;r i;ii-i man. But while his patients stood in
1* r*s:
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M . of said ! tion of six weeks from the date of the '<ar Date Paid ( of D. Amt. I nt.
and the p iwer plant ti e’en i, a id th« awe of him. still he enjoyed their con-
day as the time, a d the court room , first publication thereof, which dale of !H5 Mar. 13. 1915 4322 6.56 1C% till paid
transmission
Jin -s ard tr. nsnd si jn lldenre. Tills may have been particu­
175« JO
1«r/.Y till paid
Oct. 9. 1918
4 18
i:i the County court house, in the City I first publication is May 24, 1919, am: •917
service
connected
with or appuriei - larly due to the fuel the mantle of the
15‘/r til! paid
5.07
Mar. 1 !. 1918 l_’8»0
father had fallen upon his son’s shoul­
of Jacksonville, Oregon, ns the place the last day of publication ard for your ¡ iJl»;
ant
thereto.
4.« 4Î 15% til! paid
1818
.Mar 29. 1919
2057
ders.
for hearing objections thereto and the I appearance is July 5, 19)9, and yon are ag i st that certain property lying, and
You are hereby notified th it the
Old Doctor MHIard had long been a
allowance and settlement of said final further notified that unless you appear being situated in Jackson County, O e - plaintiff, or his predecessors in interest, power
in the township. But whatever
account.
and ai vwer tne complaint within th. in, to wit: Lot 11 of Block 2, of Nar- nave paid the taxes on said premise hope old Doctor Millard's friends had
All persons interested in said estate time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply regar’s Addition to the Ci'y of Med­ and property for prior and sub- piu t of continuing their friendship with Ids
are hereby notified to present D’lir ob- to the court for the relief prayed for ord, Oreg m, assessed ¡to said It. L. years, with the rate of inter, st oi son. tlie hope was shattered by Doctor
j c’ions, if anv they have, to said final I in the complaint, viz: —For judgment Dotglas.
Harry's aloofness as he took up tlie
said amounts as follow
account, or any item thereof, on or bt- against the defendants Samon Mos- I Tins summons it publishtd in thu Year Date Paid Receipt N
work vhi'h his father was forced to
April 6.1917
14866
fore said day.
lay aside.
kaliuoos and Varona Moskalim os. ir. Jacksonville Post, once each week for 1912
1914 April 6, 1917
05473
First publication June 7th, 1919.
Tlie town’s one millionaire, a gruff
the sum of $125.00., principal with six consecutive weeks, under, and bj 1916 Feb 2 1918
12808
factory owner, bad succumbed to his
Last publication July 5th, 1919,
interest thereon at the rate of Hi',: pel virtue of an order duly made, rendered, 1917 Oct. 9. 1918
117501
A nna S. N oblit ,
annum from October 16, 1917, and for and entered by the Hon. F. M. Calkins
The .said Rogue River Public Service reputation for skill. John Storm need-
4 a doctor and he called Harry Mil­
Executrix of the Estate of the sum of $25.00. attorney ’s fees and Circuit .Judge on June 6, 1919.1)
Corporation. The Irrigation and 1 owei < lard
; but it was a case of steel meet­
Georgisna Miers, Daceased. for costs and disbursements, and tor a
Company,
Fort
Dearborn
Trust
and
Date of first publication June 11, 1919
ing steel; in no phase of treatment
George W. Cherry.
G. M. R oberts ,
Savings Bank, W. L. 'van Houten, Could physician and patient agree.
decrea foreclosing that certain real
Attorney for Executrix.
Attorney for Plaintiff. F. W. Dodge, Arthur Conklin, J. R
estate mortgage described in the com­
Doctor Millard knowing that to op­
plaint upon all that portion of L t Address: Medford National Bank Bldg. Cook, J. H. Chambers, California-Oreg erate would be the only sure way, de­
numbered two (2) of section (20) in
Med ord. Oregon. on Power Company, Horace Pelion, cidedly ordered an operation—which
Summons
township 36, S. ot Range 4 west of
John Dugan and the Gold Hill Bank, as John Storm as determinedly refused.
the owners of the legal title to th«
The ambition of Doctor Millard wns
IN THE CIRCUIT|COUKT OF TUESTATE OF W. M. lying, and being between the
Notice.
north line of the N. W. !4 of the N. W.
above described property as the satre l’mitloss, and he yearned for more than
OREGON FOI. THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
J4‘ of Section 29, twp. 3f, S, of Range
Notice is hereby given, that in PU-- appears of record, or as having soin« an Inherited name in his profession.
Dean H. Dow,
4 west of the W. M. and the Rogue suan<*e of an order entered by the ight, title, estate, lien or j. terest Tlie old doctor had not been known
Plaintiff,
River, Containing about 6 acres, more County Court of Jackson County, Ore­ therei >, as the case may be, and each as a surgeon, and while Harry’s
-vs-
I or less, ail in Jackson Couniy, Oreg >n: gon, on the 26th «lay of May, 1919, the of the other persons above named, are dreams led Idin victoriously onward,
Gladys Downing Dow,
Iiiilfeil him.
and for the application of the proceeds name of Etta G. Flury has been chang­ I hereby further notified that Monroe n farmer
“How <!<», Doc,” he culled, “goin* to
Defendant.
of such sale to the said judgment tft< by ed to Etta G. Lunt.
George, the above named plaintiff, will have help in tlie village I hear."
To Gladys Downing Dow, the above law provided in case ot mortgage,
apply to the Circuit Court of the equi ­
Date
of
first
publication
May
31,
1919.
“Help?” Harry queried.
named defendant:
foreclosure, costs, attorney’s fees and
E tta G. L unt . ty and state aforesaid for a decree
The man nodded.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE accruing costs of sale as well as any
fond .sing the lien agair st the prop, r-
“Don't mean to say you ain’t heered
OF OREGON: You are hearby’notified taxes whi« h the plaintiff may be com­
jiy above describe! and mentioned in of the new doctor that'* taken the
and required to appear and answer the pelled to pay to preserve the prio itv
Summons
said certificates, ard you are here! y Filkin’s place? I carted the office fur­
plaintiff’s complaint against you, of his said lien, and for such other ami
s mini ned to appear within 60 days niture mil yesterday; nil sorts of elec­
IN THE CIRCUÌ r COURT OF THE STATE OF
now on file in tne above entitled court
further relief as is equitable, and that OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
I after the date of the first publicati'n tric fixin’s too, seems pretty sure of
and cause, on or before the last day
tne defendants, and each of them, and
of summons, ‘exclusive of the date of making a go here. Reckon they's room
of the time prescribed in the order for all persons claiming by, through, or Monroe George.
Plaintiff, j the first publication, and to deferd this for two of you though.”
publication of summons herein, to-wit: under them, or any of them, be for­
He frownlngly continued his way,
-vi-
suit ami action, or pay the amount due when
a girl signalled to him farther
On or before the 7th day of July, 1919;
Rogue
River
Public
Service
Corpo
­
ever barred and foreclosed of all right,
s ab ive shown, together with pen;. - down tlie dusty road. Harry bowed
said date being the expiration of Six claim and equity of redemption in and ration, a corporation, The Irrigation
tics, interest and costs, and in case of witli his usual dignity, when something
(6) weeks from the date of the first
to the said premises, with the appur­ and Power C impany, a corporation,
your failure so to do, a decree will he strangely appealing in the wide violet
publication of this summons; and if tenances.
Fort Dearborn Trust and Savings
ren ered foreclosing the lien of said eye. and upraised face, caused his firm
you fail to appear and answer for want
This summons is publish -d bv order Bank, a corporation, W. L. Van
t.xe-, penalties, interest and costs and mouth to curve in n reassuring smile.
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the of the
“You beckoned me?” he asked.
Hon. G. A. Gardner, County Houten, F. W. D i ige, Arthur
disbor.
enieiits against the lands, prem-
1 We have on hand for sale the following
court for the relief demanded in said Judge
“Yes, thank you,” the girl replied,
for Jackson County, Oregon. Conklin, J. R. Look, J. H. Chambers, I' isi S an 1 property hereinbefore descril-
complaint succintly stated, as follows: dated
her tone also had a diffident, musical
blanks viz:
May 19, 1919, requiring publi California Oregon Power Company,
i ed.
That the bonds of matrimony existing cation
quality.
of this summons for six sac a corporation, Horace Pelton, John
Date
of
first
publication,
June
2!,
Lease,
between plaintiff and defendant be for­
“I am n stranger, nnd I wonder If It
cessive we«-ks in the Jacksonville l’- st Dogan, The Gold Hill Bank, a c : po- j 1919, and the l ist date of publi ■ ition is
| Mortgages,
ever abrogated, dissolved and ai nulled
Defendants. i Aug. 2, 1919, and the last .lay for your would be asking a great deal—”
published at Jacksonville, in Jackson ration.
Bill of Sale,
and that plaintiff have such other and
“
Yes?
”
he
encouraged.
County, Oregon.
To Fort Dearborn Trust and Savings i 1 appearance is Aug. 22, 1919.
“To ask you—” the girl repeated, ! Agreements,
further relief as to the court may seem
Date of first publication. May 24, 19! ). B ink, a corporation, and F. W Do Ige,
This summons is published pursuant “to let me ride with you up the hill?”
W arrantv Deeds,
just and equitable.
Date of last publication, July 5, 1919. ' Defendants:—
i to an order of the judge of the County
Quit Claim Deeds,
Instantly Doctor Hnrry alighted, as­
This summons is published in the
E dward S. V an D yke ,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF 1 Court of the State of Oregon for Jack- sisting her In unaccustomed chivalry
Chattel Mortgage,
Jacksonville Post bv order of the Hon­
Attorney for Plaintiff. I OREGON, you are hereby notified that Ison County, dated June 2), 1919, said to rhe seat beside him.
Acknowledgements,
orable F. M. Calkins, Judge of the
Address and residenci, Grants Piss, j Monroe George, the holder of Certifi- , order providing amongst other things,
“T am on my way to John Storm’s
Raul Estate ontract,
above entitled Court, which said order
Oregon.
! eate of Delinquency number 4201, issu d 1 that this summons shall be published residence,” she explained, “perhaps
Location Notice—Placer,
was made and entered of record on the i
! by the sheriff and tax collector fol I once a week for 6 successive weeks in you may be able to direct me."
Location Notice—Quartz,
23d day of May, 1919, and in compliance
“I «¡Il take you there,” the doctor
Jac!.son County, Oregon, on April 6, the Jacksonville Post, a weekly news- quickly agreed; across his mind flashed
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
therewith the date of the first publi
Notice of SheiiH’s Sale.
1917, for the sum of $112.85, also, cer< l paper published in -Jackson County, tin" thought tliat here might be a val­
Real Estate Agents Contract,
cation hereof is the 24th day of May,
I Oregon.
tificate
of
delinquency
number
4202,
1919.
uable ally.
By virtue of an execution in fore­
! At reasonable prices. We intend adding
All process and papers in this suit
“You are going to visit the Storms?” i other blanks as fast as possible untii
W. E. P hipps ,
closure and Order of Sale duly issued issued by the said sheriff and tax col-
’
may
be
served
upon
H.
D.
Norton,
re-
“For the night only,” the girl re­
Attorney for Plaintiff. out of and under th«: seal of the Circuit ! lector on April 6, 1917, for the sum of
j siding at Gr ints Pass, Josephine Coun- plied. “I have to go to the city in the line is complete. Blanks of special
Address M. F. & H. Bldg.
Court tor the State of Oregon, for '$102.56, th«1 said amounts being the
form prir.i -’d to order at short notice
I ty, Oregon.
tlie morning.”
Medford, Oregon.
Jackson County, dated June 2nd. 1919, j j amounts due and delinquent for tax«s
H. D. N orton ,
“You have doubtless heard,” the doc­ JACKSONVILLE POST.
in a certain suit therein, wherein N. for the years 1913 and 1915, reap ct-
Attorney for Plaintiff. tor continued, “of Mr. Storm’s critical
Notice ot Bond Sale
W. Borden as Plaintiff, recovered judg-i . ively, together with penalty, interest I
Address, First National Bank Build­ condition. I am his physician.”
ment against George W, Colvig, as I and costs thereon, upon the real prop-
Notice is hereby given. That sealed Executor of the Estate of James W. ■ erty assessed as shown in said certili- ing, Grants Pass, Oregon.
“I have heard.” the girl answered
BUSINESS CARDS.
quietly, “also that his physician de­
bids will be received until July 26th 1919 Mee, deceased, and Mary J. Mee, and I cates, of which the defendants herein
at 8:00 o’clock P. M. at the office of each of them, as Defendants, tor the are the owners as appears of record, F ISH FOR GULLS A?-.'D PETRELS mands an operation which Mr. Storm
refused.”
the Board of Directors of The Gold
sum of Une hundred twelve ($112 1)9) ' or have some right, title, estate, lien
“II«1 can’t refuse It much longer,”
Hill Irrigation District, within the Dollars, together with interest thereon I or inteiest therein, as the case may be, Those Birds, as Well ss th* Albatross,
GUS NEWBURY
said Dr. Millard.
boundaries of said District in Jackson
which
property
is
situated
in
said
Are Frequently Taken With
at the rate of six per cent per annum
“As serious as that?” the girl ques
Attorney-at-Law t
County, Oregon, for the purchase of
Rod and Line.
tlotted sympathetically.
from the lEtli day of April, 1919, until : county and state, and particularly
bonds ot fifteen thousands dolíais
■
bounded
and
described
as
follows,
to-
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
He nodded.
paid, and for the further sum of $50
Curious though it nitty seem. it is
| wit:—
(116,' MM). 00), dated ”
1 , 1919, and
"John Storm Is obstinate willed is
attorney’s fees, a total of $162.84 anil
MEDFORD,
OREGON
a
fact
that
birds
are
caught
with
rod
ring as follows:
he not?" she asked, "when compulsion
All of Lots 6 and 8 in Section 15,
tor $12.00 costs, which judgment was
nnd line in many parts of the world. fulled, did you try—persuasion?”
$550. July 1, 1924
Township 36 South, Range 3 West of Th«' pastime Is declared to be almost
enrolled and docketed in said court
>> »» 1925
650.
“Fni not adept at that sort of tiling,”
Willamette Meridian, also, all of Lot ss fascinating as fishing.
May 31st, 1919.
»f
n
Gulls in
650.
1926
7 in said section, except 2 acres de­ Newfoundland are caught In tl. Is way the doctor grimly admitted.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
•
*
»»
D. W. BAGSHAW
Suddenly tlie girl smiled at him. She
750.
1927
scribed as beginning at a point where in large quantities. In New England ‘■tomi before tlie entrance of the great
to the terms of said execution, 1 will
ft
ft
800.
1928
the south line of Lot 7 intersects the fishing for gulls and petrels is an Im­ house, and looked back and smiled
on Saturday, July 19th, 1919, at 10
Attorney at Law
ft
ft
850.
1929
west line of the Rogue River Mill portant Industry.
o’clock A. M., at the front of the
again.
ff
ft
860.
1930
The method of bird fishing Is prac­
Ditch, and running thence west
‘ I am.” she said briefly, nnd passed NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville,
99
99
900.
1931
tically the same as that of ordinary Insidi1 tlie door.
about
160
feet
to
the
east
boundary
Jackson
County,
Oregon,
offer
for
sale
9 9
9 9
Office with Jacksonville Post.
950.
1932
of the county road; thence north­ fl-king. Two men go out In a dory
The doctor was strangely haunted by
and aell at public auction for cash to
99
ft
and
throw
pieces
of
cod
liver
on
the
1000.
1933
that
elfish
smile,
by
the
memory
of
ward along said lot 35 ro.ls; thence
the highest bidder, to satisfy said
JACKSONVILLE.
-
- OREGON
9 9
99
water. When large quantities of birds
1050.
1931
east about 160 feet to the west line have been attracted to the spot more soft violet eyes.
judgment, with the costs of this sale,
99
f »
1100.
“An tintinnai girl." he muttered—“a
1935
of said ditch; thence along the line of cod liver is thrown out on a book
subject to redemption as provided by
99
99
rrally wonderful girl!”
1150.
1936
tlie
ditch
to
the
place
of
beginning;
law,
all
of
the
right,
title
«nd
interest
This
tlie
birds
greedily
swallow
and
99
99
C rtnln annoying events which fol-
1200.
1937
II. K. HANNA '■
also, all of Lot 5 and lands abutting thus fall easy victims.
that the said détendants, hail jointly
99
99
lowed failed to obliterate her pleasing
125".
1938
thereon
on
the
west,
altogether
de-
Albatross
are
fished
for
tn
Hie
same
or
individually,
hail
on
June
2nd,
1918
memory. He was awakened to the fact
9 9
9 9
1320.
1939
scribed as beginning at a point whete way off th«. Cape of Good Hope. A that tills new doctor was stealing his
Lawyei’i
or have since acquired, or now have in
S1500U.
piece
of
pork
Is
attached
to
a
long
line
the north line of tne Southwest '( of
1. siralde patients.
and to the following deseribeii proper­
being bonds of the said Gold Hill Irri
the Southeast '4 of said section 15 and thrown overboard. The bird will
ty, situated in Jackson Couniy, State,
"The children are not nfrnld of Doc­ Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
gallon District, bearing interest at six of Oiegsn, to-wit-
intersects the low water line on the eye It for a long time, gradually and tor Gilmore." parents excused. Then
percent (6'X), payable semi annually,
OREGON
west side of Rogue River; thence cautiously making toward It. Sudden­ came th«’ crushing blow. John Storm JACKSONVILLE,
The South half ('_.) of the Soiith-
ly he will seize It .and hold ft In bls
the said bond issue being subject to the
west 10 chains to the county road; be:!:. When he dl -overs «bat he Is Imd agro'd to the very operation which
west Quarter of Section Eight (8)
I
sixty thousands dollars in bonds now
thence south 2° degrees east, 20 c.'m-ht be will sit >n the water nnd lie himself had ordered—but at the
in Township Thii ty nine (.19) South
sold and outstatnding. For further at.d
suggestion
of
the
new
invincible
Doc
­
chains
and
live
links
to
a
point
on
r':n •a ly flap his wings. However,
of Range Four (4) West of the Wil­
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
detaile«! information, apply t > the Sec­
the south line of said section, 41 he will be drawn into the boat nnd tor Gilmore.
lamette Meridian containing eight,
ADVERTISING BY THE
When Doctor Hnrry sat bitterly
retary of the District.
chains east of its southwest corner; made a captive.
acres.
viewing the wreckage of his promising
The right is reserved to reject any
Mbntross
fishing
Is
gnod
sport,
since
thence south 17 degrees west, 1.41
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, June
career, a girl’s figure appeared In his
and all bids.
chains to a stone; thence south 52 ( the blril lyqulres careful handling. So office doorway—tlie figure of tlie girl
4th, 1919.
THE GOLD HILI. IRRIGATION DISTRICT
GENERAL OFFICES
degrees east, 1.90 chains to Rogue long as he pulls against the line it of his haunting dreams.
C. E. T errill
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
The moment, how-
BY I. T. G ali . igar - President.
River; thence along the waters edge Is easy enough.
‘
You
remember
me?"
she
began
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
he swims forward the hook will
attest :
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
up stream to the place ot beginning; ever,
By F lora T hompson
drop from his beak unless It Is skill­ softly.
Chas. Champlin-
also, the warehouse of what was fully manipulated, and the bird will
"No. thank yon. I can't sit down ; I
Deputy.
Sec retary.
r.m in a hurry nnd shall need yuu—
known as the Rogue River Public find himself free.
with me. Y«.u may recall our c on ver-
-
*<* m ---------
Service Corporation, situated oil er
l’ublished Summons
Early Progress of Industry.
sntlon eoneernlng Mr. St'orni? Well, Change in Southern Pacific Time
adjacent
to
the
railroad
in
tne
Town
Summons.
Tr'or to 1895 the progress made In h«' has decided to follow your advice
of Gold Hill in Jackson bounty, Oreg­
IN the circuit court of the state of
the development of the automobile concerning the operation.”
. Table.
on, also, the electric lighting and can be summed up as follows: In gen-
OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON
"Mine!" Harry burst out, "I under­
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
power
plant
own«!
and
operated
in
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
oral style the
t
body wns n park stood that It was Doctor Gilmore who
H. A. Grantham,
Plaintiff,
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
connection with the premises afore- 1 phaeton, a ponderous complicated hi d p rsuniled him."
-vs-
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
Isaac Best,
Plaintiff,
said, and all franchises, easements i coni rlvnnce, which would crush the
"It wns." Again the girl smiled Into
City of Medford, Oregon, R. L.
vs.
and
rights
of
way
connected
there
­
pavements
ns
«
It
pnssed
over
them.
Th««
his
perplexed
face.
“
I
told
you
that
I
Douglas, and all otner persot s and
Samon Moskaltunos and Varona
with. Also, all buildings, improve­ gasoline wns i stored in a large tank wns -..«„I nt persuading. I. am Doctor 14 Portland Passenger.........8:20 A.M.
parties unknown claiming any right,
Moskaliunos, husband and wife,
ments
and machinery located thereon, In front, The motor anil controlling Gilmore! But when it comes to reni 16 Oregon Express............. 6:20 P.M,
title, estate, lien or interest, in and
Emma L. Hall and Edward T. Hall,
and
all
the appurtenances, including np.pa rnttts were placed beneath the work—"
to the hereinafter described propetty.
bi <1 of th«« vehicle. Excessive weight
Impulsively she hel ! out her hands. 12 Shasta Limited ................ 2:18 A. M
her husband, and John W. Ries,
the
canal,
ditches, «Rich rights and And complicated machinery
Defendants. |
helpetl In
"Y .it are tlie one to do that," she
Defendants.
water
rights
appurtenant
thereto,
and
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
a great measure to miQte It an utter said. Her eyes besought tdm.
To R. L. Douglas, an«! all other ner-
ami
.1
i
he
weir*,
a
er.ds,
h.
at
fn’lnre. One weak snot nf*ci another
To Samon Moskaliunos, and Varona ► o ■’ and part'e- unknown •'
r
"I know th r w. nr * ■ ■
do
Hpro p M
The nx'e» heenn'c m- ••—I great « or’; »e ’ . " !.l >
h I .1 . ■ F»( '
M rkioi' no«, : i.-band ai
w
d
D
J i i. W Rus, u i « i <io .
■ 5 A.M
tor G
re.
exphi'toll of th« g:>s«*l.ue
...... .ul„ ...
<r I.
A:
'
Hnrry.
while
clasp
’
ng
the
prof
­
IN THE NAME OF luE dT.tiL property:
U
Shasta
Limited
................
3:20
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vsiih ihe power plant thereon, ail «a« suggestive of a railroad locomo­
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