Jacksonville post., July 11, 1924, Image 4

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Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
IVAR EXPER'ENCE
OF LOCAL WOMAN
(Continued from page 11
fight. One of our gallant captains
who looked upon the men of his com­
pany as his children, and cared for
them accordingly, had them lined up
every evening and administered to
each man with his own hands so many
tablets of quinine; “salvation balls’’
the men called them. This company
had the best record for health of any
in the command.
With the close of the rainy season in
October and the coming of cooler nights
an improvement in the situation wn
apparant.
Some generous-hearted
philanthropist at home sent a ship
loaded with ice for the use of 'the
troops at Santiago. No words of mine
can express the comfort this brought
to the fever-stricken camp, for da
and night our very souls had cried out
for just one drink of cold water, even
our dreams were filled with the terrible
thirst.
With the coming of the winter
months preparations were begun to
remove the bodies of those who had
died in Cuba. I used to sit in the door
of my tent and watch a transport
swinging slowly at the pier below our
camp. They were cording up on the
deck long boxes of yellow pine, and
day after day the work went on until
the decks were piled high with long
rows, box on box, in every one the
body of a soldier wno had died that
Cuba might be free. They were send­
ing another army home, but not with
tramp of feet and fluttering banners
and roll of drums would it return, but
slowly, silently, sadly, with drooping
flags and muffled drums—the grand
army of the dead.
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Now spring was at hand, and still
the fever did its ghastly work, and
when an order came for the regiment .
to move to Guantauaino, sixty miles I
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
Notice of Final Account.
Py vi tee < f an < xecutii n >.n Fore­
BY VIRTUE of an execution and or­
Notice is hereby given that the un­
closure duly issued out of and under der of sale on Foreclosure duly is- dersigned, Administrate, of the Estate
the seal of the Circuit > 'ourt of ti e sued out of and under the seal of of Mary J. Inman, dee< -sed, has filed
S ale of Oregon, in and for the County the Circuit Court of the State his Final Account as such Adminis­
Jackson, to me directed and dated of Oregon, in and for the Coun- trator, and that the Coo. ty Court for
cn the 26th day of June, 1 j 24, in a ty <f Jackson, to me directed and Jackson County, Oregon, has fixed
certain action therein, wher -in A. H. dated on the 27th day of June, 1924, in Monday, the 21st day of July, 1924, at
Thompson as Plaintiff, recovered judg­ a certain suit therein, wherein the hour of ten o’clock a. m. of said
y Æ ment against Edythe M. Antle and Georga H. Lounsberry as Plaintiff, day, at the Court room of said Court,
J. W. Antle, wife and husband the recovered a decree against Lillian M. in Jacksonville, Jackson County, Ore­
defendants, for the sum of $2011.40 Lounsberry, Phillip H. Lounsberry and gon, as the time and place for hearing
with interest at 6 per cent from Octo­ George C. Lounsberry, the defendants, of said Final Account and for settle­
ber 1st, 1923, with costs and disburse­ for the sum of Four thousand forty-five ment of said Estate.
ments taxed at Twenty-six and no and seventy-two one-hundredths dol­
All persons having objections to said
one-hundredths ($26.00) Dollars, and lars with interest from March 2, 1917, Final Account, or any part thereof,
fa
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I the further sum of Two hundred and at 8 per cent per annum, and costs and
are hereby required to file or present
no one-hundredth ($200.00) Dollars, as disbursements of this suit. Also for the same to said Court on or before
attorney’s fees, which judgment was the sum of $95.55 with interest from said time.
enrolled and docketed in the Clerk’s December 1, 1914; $132.12 with inter­
BEN T. INMAN,
office of said Court in said County on est from December 1, 1915; $90.30 with
Administrator of said Estate.
the 23rd day of June, 1924.
interest from December ls4t, 1916;
j20-jul 18
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant $87.70 with interest from December 1,
east of Santiago, the relief it brought
to the terms of the said execution, I 1917; $79.61 with interest from De­
Notice to Creditors.
will on the 2nd day of August, 1924, cember 1, 1918; $102.08 with interest
was good to see. Any change from
from
December
1,
1919;
$121.78
with
at
10:00
A.
M.
at
the
front
door
of
the
If
you
have
something
you
wish
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the camp, where all suffered more or
In the County Court of the State of
t ourth< se in the City of Jacksonville, interest from December 1, 1920; Oregon, for Jackson County.
less, was gladly welcomed.
At trade, something to sell, or wish
$128.23
with
interest
from
December
1,
in Jacks"! County, Oregon, offer for
buy, ailverti.se in cur want ad colui
In the matter of the Estate of Min­
Guantanamo the men had barracks You may be surpr sed at what a
sale and will sell at public auction for 1921; $115.44 with interest from De­ nie A. l'hipps, Deceased.
built of wood, an improvement on tent cents invested in this column will d . cash to liie highest bidder, to satisfy cember 1, 1922; $162.50 with interest
NOTICE TO CREDITORS:
aid judgment, together with the costs from December 1, 1923, all at the rate
life in any climate, but especially so in Only five cents a line, in adva:
The undersigned has been duly ap­
of this sale, subject to redemption as of six percent per annum, which de­ pointed and qualified by the County
the tropics. Here I had a house to Count six words to the line.
provided by law, ail of the right, title cree was enrolled and docketed in the Court of the State of Oregon, for Jack-
live in. After eight months of tent
FOR SALE—Boy’s bicycle.
s< and interest that the said defendants Clerk’s office of said Court in said
son County, as Administrator of the
life it was a pleasure. This house had 1 Sam Ball.
Edythe M. Antle and J. W. Antle, County on the 12th day of May, A. D. Estate of Minnie A. Phipps, Deceased.
been the home of a Spanish officer at
FOR TRADE Dodge touring ca
wile and husband, had on the 23rd day 1924.
All persons having claims against said
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, estate are notified to present them,
the beginning of the war, and in it we ' excellent condition, for a linotype or of June, 1924, or now have in and to
found five coal-black cats, which my intertype with .-elf feeder and elect. . the following described property, situ­ pursuant to the terms of said execu­ duly verified, with proper voucher®, to
melting pot. (Exchanges please co) ) ated in the County of Jackson, State tion, I will on the 2nd day of August, the undersigned at No. .328 N. River­
Barbadoes maid declared were the The Jacksonville Post.
of Oregon, to-wit:
A. D. 1924, at 10:00 A. M., at the side Avenue, Medford, Oregon, within
ghosts of Spaniards left to guard the
The southeast quarter of the south­ front door of the Courthouse in the six months from the date of this
WANTED The Post wants to
place.
east quarter (SE1, of SE'zj) of Sec­ City of Jacksonville, in Jackson Coun­ notice. Dated this 13th day of June,
your job printing. The dust is off t
A few months at Guantanamo and type and the presses are ready. I • t tion Nineteen (19), Township thirty- ty, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell 1924.
then came tidings that filled our hearts us make you a price before ordei inj six (36) South o4' Range Two (2) East at public auction for cash to the high­
D. E. PHIPPS,
of the Willamette Meridian, together est bidder, to satisfy said decree,
Administrator.
with joy. We were going home—back elsewhere.
together with the costs of this sale,
WANTED—To sell all my second- with all water and water rights, ditch
to our beloved America; and when our
and ditch rights appertaining thereto subject to redemption as provided by
joyful eyes beheld the shores of our ! hand goods. 1’1 ices right. V. VV. K
or
connected therewith and particular­ law, the following described prop-
SUIT IN EQUITY FOR DIVORCE
home-land, my only regret was for the | Patrick.
ly that particular water right mention­ ' erty, situated in the County of Jack-
SUMMONS
comrades we had buried under the
WANTED —To correspond with ¡ny- ed and described in Volume 65 page son, State of Oregon, to-wit:
drooping palms on the hills of Santiago.
In
the
Circuit
Court of the State of
one interested in buying real estate in 415 of the Deed Records of Jackson
Beginning at a post on the West
Oregon
in
and
for
the County of Jack-
County,
Oregon,
to
which
record,
ref
­
boundary
of
Donation
Land
Claim
No.
Jacksonville or Jackson county, J. L.
son.
erence is made.
Roe.
1 have to live with myself and so
66 in Township 37 South of Range 2
Ekron Learning, plaintiff, vs. James
I want to be fit for myself to know,
West of the Willamette Meridian, and
Dated this 27th day of June, 1924.
Edward
Learning, defendant.
WANTED
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500
new
subscriber^
to
I want to be able as days go by
from which said post the Northwest
C. E. Terrill,
To James Edward Learning, the
Always to look myself straight in the The Jacksonville Post.
corner
of
said
claim
66
bears
North
Shetiff of Jackson County, Oregon.
27.95 chains and from said post run­ above named defendant:
eye.
o-
By L. D. Forncrook,
In the name of the State of Oregon:
I don’t want to stand with the setting
ning thence South 27.95 chains to the
Deputy.
You
are hereby ordered and required
Humanity
has
its
bright
side
—
beau-
sun,
Northeast corner of the David Clinton
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to
appear
in the above entitled court
And hate myself for the things I’ve tiful and attractive to those who seek
Donation Land Claim; thence West
it.
done.
21.16 chains to the west line of Sec­ and cause and answer the complaint of
tion 15; thence North 27.95 chains to the above named plaintiff therein filed
against you, on or before the expiration
NOTICE
pOHt; thence East 21.16 chains to the
of
six weeks after the date of the first
In the County Churt of the County place of beginning, containing 59.17 publication of this summons, and you are
acres;
save
and
except
therefrom
a
of Jackson in and for the State of Ore­
strip of land 1.28 chains wide and 16.76 hereby notified that if you fail to so
gon.
appearand answer said complaint plain­
In the matter of the administration chains long off of the East side of the tiff will apply to the court for the relief
above
described,
the
same
being
de
­
of the estate of James M. Cronemiller,
scribed in a certain Deed from L. P. prayed for in the complaint on file in
deceased.
said court and cause, namely, for a de­
Notice is hereby given that the un­ Maury et al, to Sarah E. Bursell, etal, cree of the above entitled court forever
of
record
at
Page
225
of
Volume
60
of
dersigned administrators of the above
dissolving the bonds of matrimony
named decedent have heretofore to-wit Deed Records of Jackson County, Ore­ heretofore and now existing between
gon,
excepting
therefrom
that
portion
on the 28th day of June, 1924, filed in
you and plaintiff, and for a decree re­
the above entitled court and matter of said premises subsequently sold and storing to plaintiff her maiden name of
conveyed
described
as
follows,
towit:
their final account and report of the
Ekron Gall.
Beginning at a point on the West
administration of said estate and said
This Summons pursuant to an order
court, by order duly entered, has fixed line of D. L. C. No. 66 in Township 37 of the Honorable Judge. C. M. Thomas,
Saturday, August 2, 1924, at the hour South, Range 2 West, W. M. Oregon, judge of the above entitled court is
of 10 o’clock a. in. at the courtroom of from which point the Northwest corner served upon you for publication thereof
the above entitled court at Jackson­ of Claim 66 bears North 0 degrees 12’ once a week for six consecutive weeks
ville, Oregon, as the time and the East 3085.6 feet running thence North in the Jacksonville Post, a newspaper
place of the hearing of said account 89 degrees 59’ West 1390.2 feet to the published within Jackson County, Ore­
and any objections thereto and for the East line of D. L. C. number 43; thence gon, and you are therein and herein
South 0 degrees 12’ West 626.7 feet to ordered and required to appear in said
settlement thereof said estate.
Elizabeth R. Cronemiller.
the Southeast corner of D. L. C. No. court and cause and answer said com­
David H. Cronemiller.
43; thence South 89 degrees 59’ East plaint on or before the expiration of
on the North line of D. L. C. No. 68, six weeks, from rnd after the date, of
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1390.2 feet to the North East corner of the first publication of this summons.
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D. L. C. No. 68 which is on the West The date of said order is June 20, 1924,
line of Claim Number 66; running and the date of the first publication of
RESOLUTION NO. 1Í2
thence North 0 degrees 12’ East 626.7 said summons is June 20, 1924.
I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY feet to the point of beginning, con-
CALKINS & HANNA,
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JACK- taining 20 acres, in Jackson County,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Oregon.
SONVILLE, OREGON:
Our post office add re s is: Medford,
THAT WHEREAS:
Also: the South six acres lying im- Oregon.
j20-ju!25
The County of Jackson, State of Ore- mediately along the entire southerly
| gon, is now constructing a pavement boundary of the following described
from Medford to Jacksonville on the tract after making the exceptions
Notice of Final Account.
Highway between the two cities and therefrom noted below:
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IN
THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
that this pavement will be constructed
Beginning at a point on the West
through Jacksonville on Fifth and Cali­ boundary of D. L. C. No. 66, in Town­ STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON
COUNTY.
fornia streets:
ship 37 South, Range £ West of the
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
That said pavement will be 18 feet Willamette Meridian and from which
wide through the center of California post the Northwest corner of Claim McClelland Badger, Deceased.
street, thus leaving a space on each number 66 bears North 27.95 chains;
Notice is hereby given that the un­
side of said street between the paving thence running South ¡£7.95 chains to dersigned, administratrix of the above
and curbs:
the Northeast corner of the David named estate, has filed her final ac­
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BY Clinton Land Claim; thence West 21.16 count in said county court of Jackson
THE UTA COUNCIL CI' JACKSON­ chains to the West line of Section 15; County, Oregon, and that Monday, the
VILLE. OREGON, in regular meeting thence North 27.95 chains; thence East 11th day of August, 1924, at ten o’clock
! assembled, that the City of Jackson­ 21.16 chains to the place of beginning. A. M. and the court room of said court
ville, Oregon, will let the contract to
Save and except therefrom a strip of at Jacksonville, Oregon, has been ap­
have that part of California street, be­ land 1.28 chains in width and 16.76 pointed by the court as the time and
tween the west side of Fifth stn < t and chains in length off the East side of place for the hearing of objections to
the west side of Oregon street, be- the above described tract, the same said report and the settlement thereof.
1 tween the County pavement and the being described in a certain deed from
Date of first publication, July 4, 1924.
curbs on each side thereof paved with I 1 L. P. Maury and others to Sarah E.
Nellie Dickey, Administratrix,
a standard pavement, and that the1 Bursell, and others, recorded in jul4-al
cost of the same shall be assessed to | Volume 60 of Deeds at Page 225 in the
the owners of the abutting property. office of the County Recorder of Jack-
The costs of paving the street inter­ son County, Oregon.
MV BLACKBURN DfM>
sections shall be paid by the City of
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
Jacksonville, Oregon.
28th day of June. A. D. 1924.
The remains of Ray
That a strip 2 feet wide directly over
C. E. Terrill
the water main in said street shall not!
Blackburn of Medford were
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
be paved, but shall be filled with a I
By L. D. Forncrook
laid
to rest in Jacksonville
crushed gravel macadam, the cost of i
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Deputy.
cemetery yesterday, funeral
which shall be included in the paving
contract. The estimated cost of the
services having been held in
above improvement is $.’.000.90.
Medford. He died at the
Resolution No. 112 was regularly in­
troduced and adopted at me regular
Medford hospital July 8th
monthly meeting of the City Council at
from results of idjuries re­
the City Hall July 1st, 1924.
Approved by the Mayor July 1, 1924.
ceived August 6, 1918, at the
EMIL BRITT, Mayor.
VV. A. BISHOP, Prop.
Gagnon saw mill. He is
Attest:
Moving
and
all
kinds
of
survived
by his wife and an
J. L. ROE, City Recorder,
freight handled.
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