Jacksonville post., September 13, 1919, Image 4

. -oil . ’ecr/eing th ■ interests of the de- to-wit :
j
fendent Copper King Mining Company
Lot numb red two (2) in Fl
No. 1786 E
I
ar;! Elnora 8. Banka to b. subsequent
her (!' of the NeWtoivn A
to
i I n th -: C ircuit C ourt of tut S tat /
IN TH CIR- UIT COURT OF THE STATE OF I in 'itn.' a.id subject in equity to the
the
City
ot
Med:orl,
arc
t.
of O regon , in and for J ackson
atksoi !
OREGON, IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY. ' prior lien of tile plaintiff’s said mort-
the wttieial plat tliTeif,
of
• C ounty .
■A illi.im-Ai.n« Loring, ■
Plaintiff,
gsg<, and for a decree foreclosing the
record.
R W Huiburd,
i’l in f.
the
pint
itiT
’
s
mortgage
and
requiring
D .ted at Jacksonville, Oregon, Sept
vs.
ore ot the mm tg i ed iroeerty as on 3rd. 1919.
Frederick C. Page undS-.i'i K. Page,
Puts It Into Plain Language Free his wile, C. A. Ki'gbt ano C ra L
ini.r gage foi'ecioure fo1* the siti -
f’icii < > o. th • said ij gment with ac­
From Legal and Diplomatic Knig. t, his wife, Elwur’f W $a!lee.)
cr..ii g coils of sal . taxes uii 1 oi i,. r
Ge rge bnufma", and PaciOc Mutual
Verbiage, in Response to Re­ Life insurance Co npnny of Californ.a,
expe : es paid or i. curia.d by the pl.ii.’U-
iff or the purchaser fur the conser-
quest.
a corporation,
Defendant-«,
j v-ition of the property and tne p eserv
Suit in iquity to foreclose a • mortgage
Executor's Fina! Notice.
atiou of lhe priority of the mt
INTHE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
To E i'vard W. Sallee, Det- ndant:
MANY ARE CONFUSED
lien, and for full and c inpie te
trFORrGON:
Yon
are
hereby
sum
­
Notice
is hereby given, that the
INTHE NAME OF THE STATE
undersi fned, executor of the estate of
BY PRESENT DEBATE OF OREGON: You are hereby require, moned and required to appear and ans­ able relief.
This summons is publi bed by order Estelia Cochran, deceased’, Ims filed
to appear and answer tho complaint of wer the complaint. filed against you in
o/'tiir
H > >O"able G A. Gardner, Coon- with the county court of the State of
.be
abate
entitled
Court
and
cause,
on
Dancer That People Will Lose the above name : pil in'iff, filili ¡'gains ,r before ten days from «he date of ty J .ilg for Jackson Count Oreg n. O.egon, for Jackson Countv, his
final
you in the above entitled suit, wiihi •
S ght of Basic Principles Dur­ six weeks from the date of the fir-.' i.-ervieo upon you, if served within made and entered September 6th, 1919. ice >unt as such executor of said estate,
Ja<'i<-o.i County, Oregon, and on or b<- ordering publication thereof for a
th. t said court h is set Monday,
ing Discussion of Complicated publication of this summons, and if fore the expiration of ‘twenty days if periol ■ ('six successive weeks in the ..nd
ho 15th div of September, 1919, i.t
■ vou fail to so appear and answer, f r
sio veil upon you in any other count weekly edition of the Jacksonville tie hour of ten o’clock, A. M. of said
Details and Technicalities.
1 want thereof the plaintiff wil! apply
within
the State of Oregon, or it serv Post pu dished in Jackso t County, d»y as the time, and the office ot said
the court for the relief dem mde-l in
(By ex President William H. Taft.)
l said complaint, succine ly stated as ed by, publication th .'roof, then on or Oregon.
court, at Jacksonville, Jackson Cotin
Dated September 6'h, 1919.
follows: For a decree of said court before the expiration of six weeks
y, Oregon, as the place for the final
H. D. N orton ,
The plan for a League of Na­
foreclosing plaintiff’s mortgage on th' trom the date of lhe first publication
settlement of said account and for the
Attorney
for
Plaintiff.
tions Is based on n few simple
1 following described premi «es, situate I thereof, which first publication is Sat­
hearing of any and all objections there­
R sidence an 1 po it ollie.- address to.
principles, which are not hard
in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: urday, September 6th, 1919, and the
to understand when lifted out
lait publication, am! the I st ila'e for Grants Pi.’«, Josephine Cou tv, Oreg-
This notice is published in conformity
i Beginning at t b'-' so ith-weat corn, r
---------------------- M .t
—
of lhe morosi of technical discus­
yi ur appearance ’S Saturday, October
to
j
of
Donation
Land
Claim
No.
72
in
an order of said court, made by
sion and fremi from legal and
18 h, 1919: ami you are r.otifi.d that in
I Township 38 south of Range 1 west of
Hon. G. A. Gardner, County Judge,
N
J
c^
of
Appointment
of
diplomat Ic liiiitrniigc.
As the
1 the Willamette Meridian, Oregon ' e i- e you fail to appear and answer the
regularly made and entered of record
otm authority best able to pre-
Executor. on the 15th day of August, 1919.
thence west 799 feet to the south-east e irnp'.ii'it within lhe period aforesaid,
sent these pole's ulthout pnr-
th
i
plaintiff
will
appty
to
th"
Court
for
tinnii b'r.s. ' • I’resilient Ta ft
corner'of a tract of land sold by J. G.
J. H. C ochran ,
Notice is hereby given that the
Ims boon es'e.'
put the
Parham et ux and William Patton i t the relief prayed for in the complaint, un li-rsigned has been i.i.p into 1 by th.
Executor of the Estate ot
l
-o
wit:
for
a
judgment
aea
’
iist
the
league iilcn i
‘ •«• i
ux to A. I,. Helman et ux; thence nort1
Estella Cochran, deceased.
County Court of Jackson County, Ore­
words for the i >
' mil
along the east boundary of said Hein at. '-iefendant United Cot.per Company in gon, a-<
W. E. P hipps ,
as
executor
of
the
estate
of
of Amc'eiii . \
- re a
tract 1112 feet to the north east corner the rum of Fifteen th(,:s.inl do1! rs (hales H. Hoxie, deceased, .nd Im
At torney.
tor nti'b'is mine:
ilio
thereof; thence along the south easier ($15,000), priucip il and interest there­ qual.fi d. Ail persons having claims ,
Address: Medford, Oregon.
bul Ibid ll.en.s. 1 ’ -i-.s confusi
ly boundary of the Netherland tr mt on at the rale of light por o n' Jper against said estate are. hereby notified .
tlm (lehiite hi ile I mieti S
north, 43 degrees and 36 minutes east, cent per annum ¡ rom September 20'F, to pre-icnt the same to the under, igno.i I
Senato. In i'i'."i .rsc In till
I
Notice of Final Account.
112S feet to center of road; thence 1918, and fo- a further sum of Seven at Wilderville, Oregon, or to M. I’ui-j
quest he Ims written the follow­
bund
ed
and
fifty
dollars
($730)
at
­
ing article.
north 16.5 feet to.the north west cor­
din, a. tor lev for the estate, at Med- .
ner of Donation Land Claim No. 72; torney's fees, ana for costs and dis­ ¡ford, Oregon, with proper voucher : IN THE COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON
bursements
to
be
taxed,
and
for
a
and the squt^-weit corner of Donation
and duly verified, with n six months | CO NTY, STATE OF OREGON.
Purpose of the League.
Land CliiftTi''N'). 73; thence east 39.6 decree decreeing the plaintiff’s mort­ from the date of this notice.
In the matter of the estate of
The chief purpose of the Longue of fee*: tlrenee port h, 32 degrees and 11 gage set forth in the complaint to be a
Charles
W. Anderson, also known
Dated
and
first
pu
li
bed
Aug
ist
30th.
Nations Is to keep tins world in a minutes east, 146' fest to Biack Oak first mortgage securing the sums of
as < laus Ander.-on.
19!9.
stnto of peace. Another way of ex­
money
aforesaid,
upon
the
real
and
C. F. L ovelace , exicutomf the- Notice is hereby given that the under-
pressing It is to say that the league tree on Bear Creek bluff; thence al ,ng personal property therein desciibed, to
sain bluff south, 59 degrees and 15
1.- ifeisigneil to prevent wars.
estate of Charles H. Ikxic, deceased signed, administrator of the above en­
wit:
V.o have Just finished the greatest, minutes east, 189.5 feel; thtnee south
tilled est' te ins filed in the above eo-
Copp, r Ki: g bide mining claim, !o-
«lilcb Is to say the most horrible, of !9 degrees east, 62 feel; thence sou’l’,
titled
court his final account of lhe ad­
Summons.
t-aled ii the south h .i: of lhe south
nil conflicts between nations.
We !0 degrees east, 191.6 feel; thence s- Hit
ministration of said estate, and dio
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
THE
STATE
OF
west quart« r of seen, n 17, tows! ip
have won n glorious victory. But that ¿9 liegr es and 3<l minutes east, 19 i
judge of said court has fixed Monday,
victory will be wasted unless tills war feet; thence south, 48 degr>*'s uid ;k>
33. south range 4 west, Wiliam«t’e OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Sep’em >< r 15, 1919, at lOo’clock A. M.
Plaintiff,
hns mnile the nations ready to minutes east, 225 feet to Win e Oa t
Meridian, being the same mine the J .nc Rhodes,
at the court room of said court at th.
put nsiile tlielr differences and co- tree; thence south, 30 degrees east, | □
vs
location notice of which was filed fo:
court ho’is at Jacksonville, Jackson
operate to end «'nr forever.
A R. Rhodes,
Defendant.
record
with
the
County
Auditor
ot
Counts, Slate of Oregon, as the time
It Is not enough, however, to pro­ feet to White Oak tree; thence south,
To A. R. Rhode.’, Defendant:
Jackson Count -, Oregon, on June
vide for the prevention of nnrs end 55 degrees and 30 minutes east, 267
IN THE NAM EOF THE STATE OF and piace for hearing of objections
Hie settlement of disputes after they eet to White Oak tree; thence j ltiih, 1913, wlierein Francas Osborne OREGON: You are hereby require I to thereto a d for settlement thereof.
hnvo arise.i. We must foresee causes «i.uth, 23 degrees and 45 minutes 1 is named as locator, and which npti e
H. K. H anna , Administrator
I
of trouble nml remove them before east, 9 \ feet to White O a !< I is recorded in Volume 17 at page appear and answer the complaint of
they have reached nn acute stage. tree; thence south, 15 degrees and
519 &c, of Mining Records of said plaintiff filed against you in the above I*
entitled Court and cause on or before
Hence there must be provision for fre­ mini.tes east, 155.6 feet; thence s >uth 1 Jackson Countv, Oregon
N slice of Final Account.
quent consultations of members of the 55 degrees and 45 minutes east, S3 feet * Storm King 'orle mining claim, lo­ the 27th day of September, A. D., 1919.
league for ezehnnge of Information,
cated in the south hall of the south­ the said date being the expiration of
for agreement on common policies and to the north boundary of Donation
west quarter of section 17, township six weeks from the date of the first IN THE C UNIV COURT OF THE STATE
for tho grndunl formation of rules of Land Claim N *. 7.!; th :r.ee east on said
publication of this .summons; or to ap­ OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
fnlerautionnl law which at present are lioundary line .305.5 feet to ttn> north­ 3 l south, range 4 west. W. M. being1 pear and answer plaintiff’s complaint
the
same
mine,
the
location
noticeof
In the tn .tier of the estate
west
corner
of
the
Bill;
ig
■
tr-
e:
;
thence
I
uncertain and Incomplete.
«Ill'll was filed for record v.iih the; tiled against you in the above entitled of Verne Baldwin, deceased.
The representatives of the great south, 38 degrees west, 715 feet, then e
Auditor of Jacks..n County. Oregon, Court and cause within six weeks from
Notice is hereby given that tbeunder-
free nations which won the war have sou n, 8J degrees and <5 mt uies «est,
met nt I’itrls nml, nftcr long consulta­ 42 feet; thence south, 35 degrees ar .
on January loth, 1916, «herein 8. 8 the date of the service ol’ this sum­ signed, administrator of the estate of
tion, time drawn an ngreomont which 30 minutes west. 439 5 feet to the
Fluhart is named as locator, and mons upon you, if said such personal Verne Baldwin, deceased, has filed in
they believe will accomplish those cent er of I he County road; thened <do g
which notice is recorded in V. 1. I at Service is h.t '.
in the above entitled court, the final
ends. At the very least It will set In
And you are hereby notified that if account and reDort of his administrat­
ffage 319, 32C of Mining Records of
the
center
of
said
road
south,
55
de
­
motion grout clinnges which will re­
ou fail to so appear and answer for ion o” said estate and that the court
said Jackson County, Oregon.
sult In universal benefit to all man­ grees and 15 minutes cast, 37
want there of, plaintiff will take judg­ has fixed Monday, the 22nd day of
"C.
K.
1.
”
lode
mining
cl;
im,
whi.-ii
kind. This ngrecment Is called tho thence south, 14 degrees west,
lies immediat 'ly north of «nd a Ij lin­ ment nn I decree against you as prayed September, 1919, at the hour of 10
i’nvennnt of the Longue of Nations feet to the south boundary line of Do­
ing
Copper King .'dine, which claim fo- in sa<d complaint now on file in o’clock, A. M., of said day, at the
and It Is n pnrt of the ponce treaty.
nation Land Claim No 72; thcce along
« us on September 12th, 1917, located this Court and cause and a« fallows:- court mom of said court in the court
There will bo no longue worth talk­ said boundary west 1122 feet to the
ing about, howeter, unless (he Unitetl place of beginning, containing 117.52
That the bonds of matrimony no« boise in the City of Jacksonville, Jack
by W. 11. Fluhart.
States Is a member. The decision ns acres:
"C. K. 2” lode mining claim, which existing between this plaintiff, Jim- «on County, State of Oregon, as the
to whether the United States shall
claim lies immediately no; th of an I Rhodes, and defendant, A. R. Rhodes, time and place for the hearing of sail’
Also, the west half of Hie nor!h-wes
Join rests with our Senate. The Sena­
adjoining Storm King Mme, which be disolved and .ecree awarding t > «he final account and report and tor the s. t-
quarter
of
Section
36
in
Township
38
tors, chosen by the people, will In (lie
c a m was on Septt mber 12th, 1917, plaintiff herein an undivided one-third tlement of sai I estate.
end vote ns the pimple desire. For south of Range 1 west of the Wil­
interest in and to the
located by C. G. Thrasher.
All persons having objections to sai
this reason the people themselyes will lamette Meridian, Oreg m, exeeot such
North half of lot Two and all of Lot final account or any part thereof are
Copper King Extension lode mining
decide whether, or not the United parts as were sold to A. L. Helmut et
Three imd Lot Four of Block Nine of hereby notified to make or file the same
claim, located on Aug. 24th. 1917, by
Stales will Join the league, III this ux, as shown in Volum? II, page 165,
the (uld Town) City of Medford, ion or before the time above mentioned
William Reinecke, and which claim
question every citizen should hnve'a and to Joseph I’olev, is shown in Vol­
voice. Ho or she enn express opinion ume 28, page 592, Deed Records of
Oregon, and for such othir relief as lor the hearing and settlement of said
lies partly in the south half of the
either by writing direct* to Senators,
to the Court may seem equitable.
south west quarter of section 17,
! final account and of said estate.
by letters to the newspapers, by Jackson County, Oregon, containing ( 9
Service
of said Summons by publi­
3
south
range
I
west
VV.
township
Date of first publication hereof is
speeches In his i lodge or local union or acron, more or )e*s,
M., and partly >n the i or'.h half of cation was ordered by the Hon. F. M. August 16, 1919.
Also,
beginning
at
a
stake
50
links
in conversation with friends.
north west quarter of sectior. 29 said Calkins, Judge of Circuit Court, State
D. W. B agshaw ,
east of the south-west corner of sail
Methods of Maintaining Peace,
township 33 south range 4 west, a..(i of Oregon for Jackson County, and the
Administrator.
Since the prime object ot the Donation Land Claim No. 72, in Secti in
which claim immediately adjoins the date of said order is August 15, 1319,
36
in
Township
38
south
of
Range
I
Is'aguo of Nations Is to preserve pence
and the first publication ot this sum­
Copper King mine on the south.
■—and to roup the benefits of pence • west of the Willamette Meridian, Ore­
Pioneer lixte mining claim, located mons is August 16th, 1919,
lei us see how the lengtie will operate gon, thence south, 14 degrees west, to
H. A. C anaday ,
oil August 24th, 1917, by 8. 8.
to nccomptlsh Hint purpose.
the south boundary of Government Lot
Attorney tof plaintiff, «hose
Fiuhait, which claim immediately
In the first plnce It will seek to re­ No. 1, said section; tlienee west on
Sealed proposals will be received bv
address is 32 N. Central Av-.
move the main causes of war. I’.y the the south boundary of said Lot ’ to
adjoins the Storm King mine on the
the
Board of Directors of Gold Hill
formation of an International court It the south-west corner thereof; thene«
Medford, Oregon.
south, and which lies partly in the
Irrigation District at its office in said
vill create a menus for the peaceful
south
half
of
the
south
west
quarter
District in Jackson County, Oregon,
settlement of disputes between nn north 12 ch unit to post from a Ahiie
ot secti'Ki 17, amt the northwest
N 'ice ot Sheiifi’s Sde
for t he purchase of ten thousand dollars
tlons Then it «III seek to compel Hie I Oak 12 inches in diame er Lea a w- si
quarter
uf
.lection
20,
township
33
lintions to make use ot this court. I 3J link« ibsiant and a Vih-le O„l. 12
By virtue of an execution in Fore­ ($10,1100) bonds of said District until
soith, range I west W. M. Lost Boy
This Is nothing more nor less than nn I inches in diameter b< lira north, 26 de-
8 o’clock P. M., the 4th day of October,
lode mining claim, lo afed on Sept closure and Order of Sa e :u’y issue 1
ni'pllcntlim of the rules nml customs I grees east, 98 links distant; thence
1919. which said issue of bonds will
out
of
atul
under
th
s-
al
of
t.'ie
Circuit
15lh,
1917,
by
Bessie
Fluhart,
which
governing prhntu Individuals In civil j east along the north boundary of sail
bear
d-ite July 1, 1919, bear interest at
claim lies in the north '. st quarter of Court for the State of Oregon, f -r
Iretl communities to the relations be Lot 1 and the south boundary of «aid
6 per cent per annum, payable semi-
la-
sun
t
uniy.
lut
'd
Aig'l
t.
29
h,
tween nations.
section
19.
township
33
south,
range
D 'lidion Land Claim No. 72 to th«'
Secondly, the lu'ngue will seek to re
4 «est W. Ai., the northeast corner 1919, tn a ceri. tin suit therein, wherein nnnual'y on the first da., s of January
place
of 1» gimii g, containing 15 acres
and July in each year, principal and
move n great temptntlon to war by
of
said claim being located at the O. M Cornitius as Plaintiff, recovered
the general agreement to reduce the nu re or lesa.
seclie n comers to sections 17, 18, 19 judgment and decree against Prudence interest payable at the Fiscal Agency
Saving and exception therefrom de­
sire of armies nml navies, This will
of the State of Oregon in New York
and 29, township 33 south, range 4 Trana as Defendants, for the sum of
halt the rsi-e for military nod naval scribed tracts of land sold the O. & C.
City, said bonds to be numbered from
Three
hundred
sixteen
&
90
100
($316.
west.
supremacy which «ns largely respon­ R. R. Co. for a right-of-way, also the
Lone Pine fade mining claim, located 90) dollars, with interest on $203.00 of 1 upwards, and to mature serially ap
sible for the war Just ended Tho ■.right of way for the County road an I
on
September 12th, 1917, by S S. said sum from July 5, 1919, at ten per proximately as follows:
amount of armament any ration mnv all other public roads on the boundaries
1925;
maintain will be strictly defined of theuibove described premises.
Fluhart, which claim lies in the cent per annum, an I for the further $40<» July 1, 1924; $400 July 1.
' 4 70
” 1. 1926; 450
” 1. 1927 t
Thus It will be Impossible for otm
northwest
quarter
of
section
21,
sum
of
$59.00
attorney
’
«
fees
and
for
Such decree to fuither provide for
500
" 1. 1928; 500
” 1, 1929:
country to overwhelm Its iiclghlmr- by-
township 33 south, range 4 West $11.50 costs which judgment *•;.» Uli* L 5 7)
unexpected nttnek. In the way that sale «if said promises under execution
” 1, 1930; 600
” 1, 1931;
m
sai
i
Court
A
ig-
W.
M.
rolled
and
docketed
603
Germnn.v crushed Belgium nml would to satisfy the debt secured bv plaintiff’s
” 1. 1932; 650
” 1, 1938;
In time lode mining claim, located u?t 23rd. 1919.
have crushed France hml not the other mortgage, with attorney's fees an i
700
1934;
750
”
1. 1935;
”
1.
on September 12th, 1917. bv W. H.
Notice is hereby given that, puriu-
democratic natlonsjjone to her nld The costs of suit, and to bar and forclose
800
” 1. 1937:
” 1. 1936; 800
ant
to
the
terms
of
said
execution,
I
Fiuhart,
which
clai
m
lies
in
th
notth-
Idea Is Hint each country may k~ p you from any right, title or inti rest in
9ttO
” 1. ’938; 950
” 1, 1939;
west quarter of section 21. township will on Wednesday, Oct. 8th. 1919, at
an army and nnvy Inrge enough to en- said premises.
Said bids must be unconditional and
33
south,
range
4.
west
W.
M.
at
10
o
’
clock
A.
M.,
at
tre
front
door
nbh> It to fulfil Its responsibilities ns
This summons is served upon you bv
All of which above mentioned claims ot tho Courthouse in the City of Jack­ the purchaser must be prepared to
a member of the League, but no larger. publication for six successive w eks in
The United States, for example, prob­ the Jacksonville I’esr by order of H'«n.
lie in the Upper Graves Creek mining sonville, Jackson County, Oregon, take delivery at time of sale.
The Board reservas the right to re­
ably would be expected to keep a F. M. Calkins. Judge of said court,
district (unorganized) Jackson Coun­ offer for sale and sell at public suction
ject
any or all bids
check on Mexico and the state of con
ty. Oregon.
for cash to lhe highest bidder, to satis­
(Seal)
C has C hamplin ,
amnt turmoil In th nt country would bo made in Chambers on the 16th day of
fy
said
judgment,
with
the
costs
of
A>s>all
personal
property
of
any
taken Into consideration In deciding August. 1919. and th«> first date of
Secretary.
nature or kind whatever consisting this sale, subject to reiemption as pro­
publication of the same is August 23.
kow largo an army we should nee !
vided
bv
law,
all
of
the
right,
title
and
of
tools,
machinery,
boilers,
engines,
file third lnipor;unt safeguard 1919. ami the time in which you are re-
compreasois, lumber, wagons, hors s, interest that the said defendant,
Summons,
which the League will set up Is n sys- quired to appear is on or before six
miles, and in general all personal Prudence Trana. jointly or individually,
rh) of pimalti.--
. . - will t'cik.’ nn weeks from said date.
properly of any kind ov. ned bv mort­ had or. April 5th, 1915. or have since IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ORECON,. F(>R
fflnw ef any nation or group oi nh
M Pl R IN,
tlnns which goes to war In vlolnlloti
gagor and i ow on any of the above acquired, or now have ir. and to the JACKSON COUNTY.
Attorney for plaintiff.
vf lhe rules of Hie League. The out
described mining claims, located in following described property, situated LeRov G. Smith and Calista A. Smith,
Pos toffice adc.ress
A
in Jackson County, State of Oregon,
said Jackson County, Oregon.
Plaintiffs
Medford. Oregon
Summons.
HiT OUTLINES .
Lt AGUE”PLAri
Suminan«
vs.
Frank Cluggage, R. It. Cluggage,
Mary Cluggage. B ’.rnet Saucerman,
unkn own heirs of Jane Stiucerman,
de eased, Jesse Sherman, Harriet
Sherman. J. Miller, Mollie Miller,
Geo Moo e, Maggie Moore, Mollie
C. Miller and Jeremiah Miller, her
.m-ba'.l. Msggie J. Moore and
G urge W. Moore, tier husband,
■dargnet M ire, Ella M. Chaney,
■Hile Eaton, unu W. Guthrie Eaton,
her husband, F. M. Sherman, Nettie
\tvey and Get rge Alvey, her hus­
band, Geo. Alvey, J. H. Clugage,
and Hannah Clugage, his wife,
James II. Clugage, and the unknown
heirs of James H. Clugage, deceased,
sometimes known as James Cluggage
hut being at all times one and the
same person, to-wit:-James Clugage,
and the unknown heirs of Frank
Clugage, deceased, sometimes known
a« Frank Cluggage but being at all
times one and the same person,
'.o-wit:-FranK Clugage; also all other
persons of parties unknown claim­
ing any right, title, estate, lien or w
interest in lhe roal estate described
in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
To Frank Cluggage, R. R. Cluggage,
Mary Cluggage, Barnet Saucerman, un­
known heirs of Jane Saucerman, deceas­
ed, Jesse Sherman. Harriet Sherman,
J. Miller, Mollie Miller, Geo. Moore,
Maggie Moore, Mollie C. Miller and
Jeremiah Miller, her husband, Maggie
J. Moore and George W. Moore, her
husband, Margaret Moore, Ella M.
Chaney, Ollie Eaton, and W. Guthrie
Eaton, her husband, F. M. Sherman,
Nettie Alvey and George Alvey, her
husband. Geo. Alvey, J H. Clugage
and Hannah Clugage. his wife, James
H. Clugage, and the unknown heirs of
James Clugage, deceased, sometimes
known as James Cluggage but being
at all times one and the same person,
to-wit:-James Clugage, and the un­
known heirs of Frank Clugage, deceas­
ed, sometimes Known as Frank Clug­
gage b it being at i ll times one and the
same person, to-wi1";-—Frank Clugage;
also all other persons or parties un­
known claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest in the real estate de­
scribed herein and in the complaint
herein, the above named defendants: —
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON; You, and each of you,
are h. rubv notified ^nd required to ap­
pear in the above entitlcrd court and
cause and answer the complaint of
plaintiff's, now on file therein against
vou, within Six (6) weeks from the
date of the first publication of this
summons, which is August 30th, 19'.9:
and if you fail to appear and answer
within the time required, for want
thereof, the plaintiffs will apply to the
court for the relief prayed for and
demanded in their complaint, to-wit:—
For a decree of the court quieting the
•itleofthe plaintiffs in the premises
hereinafter described as the owners of
the same in fee simple, freed from any
an 1 all claim, or claims, of the said de­
fendants, or any thereof, of every
nature and character whatsoever in
and to said described premises, or any
part thereof; and for a further decree
>f the court perpetually restraining
said defendants, and each thereof,
from asserting any right, title, interest
or estate in or to said described prem­
ises, or any part thereof. This sum­
mons is served upon you by publication
once a week for Six (6) consecutive
weeks in the Jacksonvt'le Post, a
newspaper of general circulation, pub­
lished in Jacksonville, Oregon, by
order of Honorable F. M. Calkins,
Judge of t h e above entitled court,
whicji order, was made on August 26th,
1919. Said property is described, as
follows:—
Beginning at a point on the east line
of Oregon Street, Jacksonville, Ore­
gon, 250 feet north of the northeast
corner of “F” Street and Oregon
Street, which said point is the north
line of Lot r.ow occupied by David
Linn, and running thence with the
east line of Oregon Street north­
wardly 200 feet; thence southwardly
parallel with said “F” Street 650
feet to stake for corner, thence ang­
ling to a point on the north line of
“F” Street opposite the nor'heast
corner of Block No. 38; thence with
the north line of said ’, F” Street 260
fee’ to east line of David Linn’s Lot;
thence northwardly with the east
line of David Linn’s lot 250 feet to
the north line of said Lot; thence
west 200 feet to the place of begin­
ning, (excepting therefrom the
parcel of land heretofore conveyed to
to M. M. Tavlor and Geo. E. Neuber
as shown by deed recorded May 10th,
1902, in Volume 44 at page 612 of the
Deed Records of Jackson County,
Oregon.)
Also, beginning on the east line of
Oregon Street 200 feet northerly
from the northwest corner of David
Linn's Lot mentioned above; thence
along the east line of Oregon Street
north 25 degrees east 940 feet to
north line of Cluggage Donation
Land Claim, thence east on said line
392 feet; thence South 1144 feet;
thence north 67 degrees west 860
feet, more or less, to the place jf be­
ginning, containing 12.88 acres, all
in Jacksonville, Jackson County,
Oregon.
Gus NEWBURY,
Residing at Medford, Oregon.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.