Jacksonville post., October 11, 1919, Image 2

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CKSON VILLE POST
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Resolution No. 94.
OH; itti Paper at th* City ot Jacksonville Oregon
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JACK­
A z;.-<cly newspaper published every Saturday at the county feat of Jackstn SONVILLE:
Ci-laty, Oregon D. W. B agshaw and Son, Publisheis
That p rsuant to the provisions of
Chapter I 11 of the Charter of the City
Daniel W. Bagshaw Jr., Editor.
I of Jacksonvile, Oregon, as am-ndid
E i ara I ai sa; > ij-uiass mattar June 22 1907, at thè post office at Jackaonvi e Aprii 1 t, 1913, lhe Citv Council
■sad city hereby calls and orders
Orjgjn, under Act of Congrega of March 3, 1379.
General Election to be hall at the Ci
Hal1, within said City of Jac’-sonvil
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1919
Oiego , on Tuesday, the 4th clay
S J3SC1TIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on , November, 19’9, for the purpose
II lecting the following municipal officers
application.
| viz:
i Two Councilmen to hold office
We have received several communications this week, i the term of two year-1.
One R corder to hold office tor
in regard to our recent appeal for a clean-up week. Sev­ term of one year.
One Trett urer to hold offie.e for
eral citizens have signified their willingness to help in the term
of one year.
work, but so far, no one has volunteered their services as I Which sail election will b“gin
12 o’clock, noon, of said day and
a leader in the campaign.
tinue until 7 o’clock P. M. of said day.
So while we wait for a leader, let us start at home, J. M. Dews, Sr., E. H. Helms and
E. A. Conger, citizens and electors of
and see what can be done about beautifying our property. said city, are heiely appointed to
as Judges of the aforesaid
It will be surprising what results can be attained by ap­ serve
Election, the first named judge to act
plying one hour a day to making the weeds call for mer­ as the Chairman of the Election Board;
an I Alice Iloefs and Fleta Chapman,
cy and cleaning up generally.
citizens and electors of said city are
How about that pile of tin cans in the back yard? hereby appointei as the Clerks of
Election, the first named to act
They ell 6 > f'jr
í t Clerk of said Ejection
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"How about those old tumble-down buildings?
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Board.
The
City
Recorder
hereby directed
nt no no -use, and by tearing them down you will greatly to give notice of the is afores
lid Ge ie» tl
help the appearance of the town, besides getting soma Election by the publication of this
Resolution in the Jacksonville Post,
kindling wood.
the official newspaper of the City of
Jacks inville, in the regular issue of
The time has come when the citizens of Jacksonville I said newspaper, published and dated
II, 1919, an I by posting a copy
should appear before the City Council and demand the re­ Oe'ober
of said Reso'.u ion in each of t ace
pair of the lower end of Fifth street,
This street is in a I public places within said city, not less
than ten days prior to the day set for
frightful condition and is just about on a par with the. said election. The foregoing Re o-
lution. No. 94, was introduced
worst of our Jacksonville hill road.
adopted at a regular session of
It is time for Jacksonville to make some definite City Council, held on October
bv the following vote, viz:
plans regarding street work,
Several schemes have 1919,
Ayes—Fick, Mcln’yre, Smith.
been tried, and in the course of a very short time appear­ Nays - None.
Attest:
ed to be money wasted.
Approved by the Mayor, October 7,
*-■ In the long run it will be much more economical to 1919.
build a hard surface, one that will last and that the rains
will not wash away in the course of one rainy season.
A subscriber writes to ask what Congress has done in
regard td assessment work on mining claims.
Congress has passed a bill, submitted by Mr. Hawley
’ of this state, waiving all assessment work, providing that
the locator files a statement with the county clerk, to the
effect that he or she intends to hold the property.
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CITY BUDGET FORJ920
Resolution No. 93.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JACKSON­
VILLE, OREGON:
That the following proposed Budget of estimates of the expenditures of the
City of Jacksonville, Oregon, for the yoar 1920, is in the judgment of the Coun
cil, a full and fair showing of the estimated receipts and expenditures of the
said City for the period named and of the levy required to raise the necessary
amounts, viz:
ESTIMATE" EXPENDITURES AND LEVY REQUIRED.
Water Bond Interest Fund ($30,000 issue)
$1800.
7'j mills
Water Bond Sinking Fund
700.
3 mills
Water Bond Interest Fund ($15,000 issue)
825.
3' . mill»
Funding Bond Sinking Fund
500.
2 mil a
Funding Bond Interest Fund
1200.
4' . mill
Improvement Bond Interest Funds
500.
’ mills
General Fund, all purposes
850.
3U mills
Total
26 mills
ESTIMATED GENERAL FUND EXPE NDITURES FOR 1920.
Marsnal, salary
$420.
Recorder, salary
180.
Street Commissioner & Water Supt,
780.
Treasurer, Salarv
100.
Light and Fuel
200.
Roads and bridges
800.
Water System
250,
Supplies
73.
Miscellaneous
>
75.
$2JbS.
Less estimated income
1530.
Balance of General Fund to be raised by levy
Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of J acksonville.
Oregon, will give this proposed Budget final consideration and make the tax
levy at 8 o’clock P. M. November 6, 1919, at the City Hall, in said City ot
Jacksonville, Oregon, at which time and place taxpayers can appear and maki
objections thereto, if any they have
It is also further ordered that the Recorder have this Resolution published in
the Jacksonville Post in its issues of October 11 and 18, 1919
Adopted b„ the Council and approved bv the Mayor, October 7, 1919.
Attest:
D. W. B agshaw
F mil B ritt ,
Citv Recorder
Mayor
Notice of Hearing of Final S|h day of November. 1919, at the
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Kt,Porr-
IN THE COUNTY COURT
OF OREGON, IN AND
OF THE STATE
FOR
THE COUNTY
OF JACKSON.
In.the Matter of the Estate of
France» Ann Kleinhammer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
ur.dersined has filed her final i.cmurt
as Executrix of the estate of France«
Ann Kleinhammer, deceased, with the
County Court of Jackson County, Ore­
gon; that said court has appointed the
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hour of ten o’clock a. m. as the time
«nd the court room of Jacksonville.
Oregon, as the place of hearing object-
ions thereto, and lhe settlement there­
of.
All persons interested are hereby
notified to apt ear at said time and
place and show cause whv said final
report should not be approved by the
court, and said executrix be discharged
fiom her trust.
F rances K leinhammer ,
Executrix of the estate of Frances
Ann Kleinhammer, deceased.
Corred Tailoring and Sensible Economy
This is the thought of everg man who
has his tailoring requirements cxecut
ed through our store
He have a wonderful line of samples
together with attractive designs of
fashionable Models for Autumn and
Winter.
Accurate fit always guaranteed
You are welcome to see what we have
to offer and we will deem it a privilege
to serve you.
Jno.M. Williams Co.
lhe Peone’s Store.
Jacksonville
Phone 142.
Oregon
E mil B ritt
M ay o-.
D. W. B agshaw
City Recorder.
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Notice ot Sheriff’s Sale.
Bv virtue of an execution in Fore­
closure and Order of Sale duly issued
Jacksonville High School, October 11, 1919
out of and under the seal of the Circuit
Court for the State of Oregon, for
Jackson County, dated October 4fh,
JOKES.
MEETING OF THE STUDENT,BODY
J. H. S. NEWS
1919, in a certain suit therein, wherein
Paul Ager: Dault! how do you teach
Carrie A. C< zzena was plaintiff and
The meeting was called to order by
Weekly Publication
Alice W. Wett and Helen T. Watt,
I the President and minutes of previous a girl to swim.
By Students of J. H. S.
Dull Terrill: Just put your arm gent­
heirs at law of J. E. Watt, deceased,
meeting read and approved.
STAFF.
A. S. Bliton and Ida M. Bliton, his
Then the reports of the constitutional, ly around her waist and just as gently
Editor i athletic and social committees were take her hand and —
wife, W. N. Campbell and Hattie Elva Coleman
Assistant Editor hear.. The constitution was accepted
Paul Ager: Oh! go on, its my sister.
Campbell, his wife, S. A. Nye. and Belle Fleming
Jokes without any opposition, The athletic Dalt Terrill: Shove her off the dock.
Anna E. Nye, his wife, W. H. Watt, Earneat McIntyre
Sports committe reported that no suitable
ai Trustee for Alice M. Watt, Helen John Johnson
Music i building had been found as yet. The
Mr. Fred S parks resigned his position
T. Watt, A. S. Bliton, W. N. Campbell Margaret Garrett
Literary ; social committee presented the follow­ ar sport editor. His reasons are ae
and S. A. Nye, and Wm. Myer and | Thelma Childers
Society ing means for some means to raise folio ws;
Annie L G. Myer, and Wilbur Kime Goldie Boone
BUSINESS STAFF.
1. Tnere were to many girls on the
were defendants, and in which suit
i money. They suggested, a box social,
Mary Ryan.
j Tag Day, Apple day and a vaudeville. staff.
said Carrie A. Cozzens as plaintiff re
CENSORSHIP.
2. Belle Fleming had not spoken to him
covered judgment and decree against
Then the meeting was adjourned.
Mr. Godward and Miss Spulak.
since Friday.
A. S. Bliton, W. N. Cambell and S. A.
3. He did not know the members □f
Nye, as defendants, for the sum of
SPORTS.
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the staff as well when elected as he
Two thousand seven hundred seventy-
EDITORIAL
The high school buys were to turn
does at present.
three & 33 100 ($2773.33) with interest
It seems as though Bolshevikism has | out Monday evening and help finish the
from July 14, 1919, on $2000.00 of said
, tennis court but only one or two ap-
Elva Coleman said the other day to
sum at 8% per annum ard for the been started in oar High School. It I peared. You who play tennis certain­
Paul I.uy, “Learn to keep your temp­
nas
gone
so
far
as
to
cause
our
joke
further sum of $270.00 attorney’s fees
ly out to be willing to help. Let’s get
and for $28.70 costs which judgment and sport editors to re sign their offices. together and in a few evenings the er.”
Paul: Believe me nobody else wants
;
So
lets
get
together
as
a
high
schoo'
i
was enrolled and docketed in said
and show some d iss spirit and down | court will be finished. If we keep on it.
Court September 27th, 1919
letting it go bad weather will be hare
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant the B- Jshevikism.
I and we will not get any use from it
Lewis Thompson: (blocked by a load
to the terms of said execution, I will
before next spring.
of hay) I say there pull out and let me
SOCIETY.
on Saturday, November 15th, 1919, at
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The committee which was to report by. You seemed in a hurry to let that
10 o’clock A. M. at the front door of
The seventh and eight grade extend-
the Courthouse in the City of Jackson ei a cordial invitation to attend a on a suitable building for athletics had other fellow get past.
Henry Niedermeyer: That was be-
ville. Jacksen County, Oregon, offer weenie roast at the city dam, Thursday not found any buiidir.g, at the last
for sale and sell at public auction tor evening. About twenty of the high meeting of the Student Body. One wili cause his horses were eating mv hay.
cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy school students have accepted. We certainly have to be found soon as at
John Heur.ers, James Gwin and
sai 1 judgment, with the costs of this are to meet at the confectionary corner present there is no place for athletics
Johnnie Niedermever were walking in
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sale, subject to redemption as provided at 6:30. We are looking forward to indoors.
the countrv one day when they met
bv law. all of lhe right, title and having a grand and glorious time.
Flans are being made for the organi­ Bill Kinney and feeling in the mood de­
interest that th • defendants, jointly
The High School gave their first zation of a baseball team, which cer- cided to have a little fun.
or individually, had on March 14, 1912, school party last Friday night. Games - tainly ought to be a success as all the
“Good morning, father Abraham”
or have since acquire!, or now have in were played and at 10:00 o’clock Mr. , the equipment except a ball is the
greeted John Heuners.
and to the following describe! property, and Mrs. Godward, Miss Spulak and property of the school, and practically
‘Good morning, father Isaac” said
situated in Jackson County, State of Mrs. Wertz served refreshments, j all the boys want to play.
James Gwin.
Oregon, to-wit;
bounteously provided by the high
"Good morning, father Jacob, said
Both the high school and eighth
Beginning at the north-east corner senool students. The refreshments
Johnie Niedermeyer.
of the south-west quarter of the consisted of chocolate, sandwiches and i grade girls have organized an indoor
Bill Kinney looked the students over
north-east quarter of Section ten (10) cuke, and as none of the girls brought base ball team, a lively game was
for a second, then hi said in a low
played
las
’
.
Monday
evening,
the
high
in Township thirty eight (38) south a knife Mr. Godward cut the cake with
tone: "I am neither Abraham, Isaac or
of Range two (2) west of the Wil­ a mi gnetized saw, belonging to the i schools winning with a score of 14 *o
110.
Jacob. I am Bill, the son of Mr. Kinney.
lamette Meridian, and running thence science class, but as long as they were
I am looking for my father’s asses and
south 22.40 chains, more or less, to cut, what did we care. After refresh­
behold I have found all three.
the north line of Donation L ind Claim I ments were served we played a few
DUES
No. 48 in said Township and Range; more games, and then adjourned.
The constitution provides that all ' "Dear Thelma” wrote John Johnson,
thence west 4,30 chains to the north
members of the high school wno have “p<rdon me, but I am getting so for-
Mrs.
Wertz,
teacher
of
the
fifth
and
'
west corner of of said Donation Land
not paid their dues within a month Retful. I proposed to you Friday night
Claim; thencs south 18.23 chains; sixth grades, gave a party, Wednesday alter school lias started cannot vote at but really forgot whether you said yes
evening.
October
7,
at
her
rooms
at
thence west 302.8 feet; thence north
any of the meetings or represent the or no.
1144.6 feet, more or ¡ess, l to the Mrs. Hoffman’s. Those present were:
“Dear John” Thelma replied by note,
Student Body in any way whatsoever.
Miss
Spulak;
Mrs
Hall,
Miss
Holmes,
I
center of the County road, thence
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"So glad to hear from you. I knew I
Miss
Wertz.
They
made
divinity
fudge
south, 81 deg and 23 min. west,
said “No” to some one Friday night,
MUSIC
along the center of the County r<>a f, into which they put many giggles. Any
but had forgotten who it was.
body
that
wants
the
receipt
come
to a point due south of a point situ-
Mr. Haight’s music class continues
along.
ated 10.925 chains west of the place
Mrs. Godward (at the party) “Wont
to grow in number.
of beginning; thence due north to a
you have another pieee of cake Lewis.
SQUIBS.
Genell
Kelly
has
started
to
take
point situated 10.925 chains west of
Lewis Thompson: Yes, I believe I
A photographer was at the school lessons from Mr. Haight.
the place of beginning; thence east
will, 1 can still chew, but I can’t
10.925 chains to the place of begin­ house, Tuesday afternoon, and took
swallow
Miss Ruth Eaton while playing filing
ning, containing 32.58 acres
i the pictures of the high school, How-
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, Oc- ever Paul Ager and Dslt Terrill were dutchmen at the party last Friday
“Waiter” Mr. Godward called, sniff­
> afraid the camera could not do justice night met with an accident in which ing the air suspiciously, “what is this
ob -r Sth, 1919.
ta their beautiful countenances and her tufty rolls, which are all the rage smell of fresh paint around here.”
C. E. T errill .
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oreo-on. had to be coaxed to have their pictures | among the girl», and made of yarn,
Waiter: Just wait a minute sir, Bella
By F lora T hompson . taken by the photographer along with wool, curled hair and hey, were badly Fleming and Mary Ryan will be going
shattered.
Deputy. ,the rest of the high school.
in a minute.