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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1920)
common to c«< J is Sixteen, Seventeen Twenty and 1 wenly-one, in said Town ship and Range; the same being the northwest corner of A. J. Brown's ten Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville Oregon acre tract thence South on the West 1 line of said tract, 7.45 chains to the South corner of the same; thence North A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jacksoh 77'. degrees West 5. 25 chains; thence North 4.25 chains; thence North 67 de County, Oregon. grees East 5.54 chains to *he place of Tom Fulion, Editor. beginning, containing 3.55 acres, more or less. Also, beginning at a poipt 5.54 chains South 67 degrees West of the SATURDAY, OCTOP.ER 23. 1920 1 northwest corner of the ten acre tract | of land sold bv E- K. Anderson to Brown, said northwest corner being 30. mons upon you, if served within Jack- ! 1 72 chains East and 52 links North of VOTE 323 X NC son County, Oregon; er if served with the section corner common to sections in any other county of and within the Sixteen, Seventeen, Twenty andTwen- State of Oregon, then within twenty I ty-one in said Township and Range; Summons (20) days from the date of the serving I i thence North 10.05 chains to middle I SUIT TO QUIET TITLE of this summons uponyou; and if served line of County Road; thence East 1.10 I by publication thereof or wi'hout this chains; thence South 8 chains; thence Joseoh B. Webster and State of Oregon after an order of pub South 67 degrees West to the place of i Helen E. Webster, Plaintiffs, lication of summons has been made. beginning, containing in all 15.55 acres. vs. herein, then within fix (6) weeks from , And the plaintiffs be decreed to be Malinda Aubrey and Irvin Aubrey the date of the serving bv publication I the owners of the said described real her husband, Laura V. Steele, of the said summons if published, or j estate in fee simple; that it be decreed fleorge N. Anderson, Dora Wight, within six (6) weeks from the date of that at the time of the death of E. K. I Lena Phillips, A. Belle Anderson, the said service of this summons upon Anderson, March 13, 1912, the said de F. P. Burrall, husband of Sara you if persmallv served upon you with cedent had no interest in any part or Burrall deceased,Critten ien Tol out the Sta*e of Oregon. parcel of the above described premises. man and Chester Tolman, only AND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- heirs of Minn'e Tolman, deceased. That said defendants, and each and ; FIED that if you fail to appear and Elizabeth N. Anderson, and all every ar.d ail of them, and each and ' answer the said comnlaint or otherwise other persons, known or unkrown, everv person or parly claiming or to plead thereto within the said time, the claiming any right, title, estate, claim bv, through, or under them, or plaintiffs will apply to the Court for lien or interest in the rsal estate any of them, any light, tit’e, estate the relief prayed for in the said com described in the complaint lien or interest of any kind or descrip plaint as follows, to-wit;For an order herein, Defendants. tion whatsoever, be forever burred, To Malinda Aubrey and Irvin Aub and decree of this court quieting ti-1 enjoined, excluded, cut off, and re-1 tie in the plaintiffs in the following de- rey, her husband, Laura V. Steele, I strained from asserting or setting up | senbed premises situated and being in Gaorge N. Anderson, Dora Wignt, Le any claim of right, title, estate, lien the County of Jackson, and State of. na Phillips, A. Belle Anderson, F P. or interest in or to the above described > Burrall, husband of S’ra Burrall, de Oregon, to wit; real estate, or part or parcel thereof; Beginning at a point 30.72 chains I and for such other, further and differ eeased, Crittenden Tolman and Ches ter Tolman, only heirs of Minnie Tol East, and 52 links North of the corner ent order and relief as to theCourt may man, deceased, Elizabeth N. Anderson, common to sections Sixteen, Seventeen, I seem just and equitable. and all other persons, known or un Twenty and Twenty-one in Township This summons is published under and known, claiming any right title, estate Thirty-eight South, Range one West of 1 by virtue of an order made by the Hon. lien or interest in the real estate de the Willamette Meridian, in Oregon, j F. M. Calkins, Judge of the First Ju and running thence South 77J<i degrees scribed in the complaint here’n. dicial District of Oregon, on the 20th IN THE NA js E OF THE STATE OF East 13 80 chains; thence South 7.45 day of October, 1920, chains; thence North 77U degrees West OREGON, You and each of you are i The first publication of this summons [ hereby required to appear and 13 80 chains; thence North 7.45 chains is on the 23rd day of October, 1920, to the place of beginning, containing answer the complaint of the piair.tiffs ELIJAH H. HURD, filed against you in the above entitled 10 acres, more or less. Attorney for Plaintiffs, j court and cause within ten days from Also, beginning 30.72 chains East and tha date of the service of this sum- 52 links North of the section corners Residing at Medford, Oregon. JACKSONVILLE POST f 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 • Special Price One Lot of Men’s Waist Oveialls $1.65 per Pair Levi Straus and Crown Brand John M. Williams Co. Phone 142 The Peoples Store Jacksonville, Oregon - 1 1 11 11 1 1 Should the Voters of Jackson County Select Medford as the County Seat At the Election November 2 The City of Medford Will Provide a Site for Court House The Medford Chamber of Commerce Will Provide Temporary Quarters For a Period ot Two Years Upon Medford s selection as the county seat, we will construct a con- To the Voters of Jackson County: To the voters ot Jackson County, Oregon: The $5000 cash, necessary for renting temporary quarters has been There has been a general underst inding among the votets of Jackson countv that in order to have Medford selected as the county seat of Jackson euoseribec, with vaults of adequate size to safeguard all of the records of Jackson county that a suitable site must be donated to the county at the time when the building of a court house is to be considered. FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS BANK counly- PORTER J. NEFF. The members of the common council of the City of Me Iford by the:r un FIRST NATIONAL BANK JOHN A. WESTERLUND. animous vote on Tuesday. October 19. 1920, obligated the city to donate a JACKSON COUNTY BANK court house site in the city of Medford free from all citv assessments. C. E. GATES, MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK Mayor of the City of Medford, Oregon I c rctc building with larger floor apace than the present' countv quarters and 1 The Medford Chamber of Commerce stands ready to provide temporary Porter J. Neff and John A. WesterlunI will erect a new building on the j quarters in Medford for county officers for two years or will pay the sum of ‘■°rner immediately west of the Holl ind Hotel to house th« county offices. ; _________________________ $5000 to the county authorities for that purpose. H. L. WALTHER. I resident of Medford Chamber of Cimmerce. $5000 CASH Available from the Medford Chamber of Commerce and will be paid to The measure on the ballot simply calls for an expression as to whether t^e countv authorities should they prefer to arrange for quarters other than or not Medford shall be selected as the county seat. Yon do not vote on any tax tp build a court house. !in the ProPosed Neff-Westerlur.d building. (Paid Advertisement) What Colonel Sargent Has to Say About the Above Advertisement The above advertisement having been called to my attention I wish to say that all the talk about furnishing a site at this time is mere camouflage, made in my opinion for the purpose of pulling the wool ov?r the voter’s eyes. It is simply hot air and nothing else. Neither the Medford Chamber of Commerce nor the Medford City Council has the power to obligate Medford to do any thing of this kind. They have no power whatever to buy a site out of Med ford money without a vote of the people of Medford approving it. If they made any attempt to do this any citizen of Medford eould enjoin them. It is too late now to bring the matter before the people for a vote and this is ahsolutly the only way that Medford can furnish a site before the election. And aft -r the election of course, we all kn >w that the people of Medford will not vote to purchase a site since if the measure carries they know that the county will be compelled to buy a site. If the measure carries, of course the court house must be moved and there must be some plaee to put it when it is moved. If some certain citizrns want to buy a site and deed it to the county be fore the ikc'.ijn that is another m * 'er bur you will take notice they are not doing this nor have the Chamber of C >mm iree after having paid out about all the funds they have to the Civic B ireiu to teach them in a so-t of Sunday ached way how to conduct themselves, enough money left to buy a site. In fact they do not do busines< this way, their place is to talk, and then talk, and then talk some more. Has any body ever heard of the Chamber of Commerce ever doing any thing except talk since the Civic Bureau undertook their management? No! having been sh> wn the way to do great things by the Civic Bureau, they are now doing them as the above advertism.mt indicates trying to deceive the vot ers about the real truth in this court house matter. From the statement at the bottom of the advertisement you would infer th st the court house could be built without any tax. Every body knows that is not so. When Mr Neff and the Chamber of Commerce have to do this kind of camouflaged advertising to deceive the voters they must bo in desperate •traits to carry this measure which io based in petitions containing Indosput- ab'e evidence of fraud and perjury. Although neither Mr Neff nor the Chamber ot Comm’res wou Id debate the question of moving the conrt house with me. they are ready it seems to adopt most any means to get the court house over to Medford. They would like to have it, of course, in the moot populous town of the countv regardless of the great burden it would bring upon ths pvopls, where they can intoxicate great multitudes of men an 1 women with the exuberance af their own verboei'y. X. V. BA Kt; ENT.
