Jacksonville post., July 18, 1924, Image 4

GOLD NEAR DIAMOND HKE
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Stories of th discover) f r ! i near
Diamond Lake are bemc ;
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nt of
and add much to the ex
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there I Ixl
Klamath 1 alls, and it seei.. that
,
though
fa
is some truth in the story,
as
such
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more or less exaggerated
stories generally are.
A prospector working along one of
fa
the upper tributaries of the Rogue
found some gold bearing rock which fa
seemed very rich. He took this to Dr.
Smith of Crescent City, Calif., who he
We Deliver
knew was dependable and a'.-o finan­
cially able to continue development
work.
Dr. Smith realized that a rich ledge
or placer might be near where the rock
was foupd, so he took some outfit and
an assayist and chemicals and packed in
ROBIN HOOD IN MEDFORD
from Diamond Lake, their destination
“Robin lliol” i.-> probably the most
If you have something you wish
being about fifteen miles west of the
gorgeously c< an.med . pern ever given trade, something to sell, < r wish
lake.
in Medfoid either professionally or by buy, advertise in our want f.d colli
Many people from here and other
You may be surprised at what a . v
amateurs. Then- are .361 costumes not
cents invested in this column will do.
places are planning to go on in hoping
including the ballet and s. me of them, Only five cents a line, in advai ce.
that a rich find will oe made and a new
notably the coortii iand their ladies, ' Count six words to the line.
El Dorado opened.— Klamath News.
and the twelve bridi: maids are wonders
FOR SALE—Boy’s bicycle.
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in satin brocadi . The wedding cos­ J. L. Roe.
tumes of Robin Hoed and Maid Marian,
PARENT TEACHERS INSTITUTE
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12-2p
Parents-Teachers Association work­ also Alan a Dale and Annabel are sure- Phone 174.
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the
last
word
in
magnificence.
WANTED—500 new subscribers to
ers will be interested in hearing of the
A number of Jacksonville folks at­ The Jacksonville Post.
institute to be held in the Ashland
WANTED—To sell all my seco:
Civic Club House in the afternoons tended Robin Hood Iasi night and pro­
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hand
goods. Prices right. V. W. Kirk
nounce
it
well
worth
seeing.
No
doubt
during the coming week. The meet­
1 patrick.
many
others
will
attend
the
perform
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ings begin Monday and a fee of one
SPECIAL SALE Good quality c -
dollar is aske^ for joining the classes. ance tonight or Saturday night.
sets. $1 pair while stock lasts. God­
Mrs. Hill and Miss Hays, who are
o-
ward Mercantile Co.
conducting the work, were both heard
tried
the
new
coffee
at
WANTED—To correspond with a
Have you
at the state convention at Medford and
Jp one interested in buying real estate in
Dorothy’s?
! Jacksonville or Jackson county, J. L.
are bringing much that is valuable
Roe.
along the lines of Parent-Teacher work.
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All who can should hear some of these
your job printing. The dust is off the
lectures.
type and the presses are ready. I.,
us make you a price before ordering
“Why was Dr. Kutter so severely
elsewhere.
reprimanded by the club librarian?”
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onstrate Federal and Super-Heterodvm
removing the apfiendix from the book
Moving and all kinds of or any make of Radio set. John 11.
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A HAPPY HOUSEHOLD
’ ;,n execution anil or-
Little Louis»- w as lo» n the street
’
• 1 ■ ■ 'osure duly i - and was brought nt. • • i ■'ire station,
n
nder the seal of The ..ffieeri tried in eve
learn her
a
of the State
j
officers
said,
name.
Finally
one
of
t
for the Coun-
of Oregon,
ty of f Jack
J . . n, to me directed and "What name does your mother call
dated on tin 7. . ay of June, 1924. in your father?”
suil
therein, wherein
a certain
“Why,” said Louise innocently, “she
George II. I.'ii.nsberry as Plaintiff,
doesn
’t call him any name; she likes
recovered a dec r. - against Lillian M.
’ ¡lip JI. Lounsberry and him.”
Lounsl
George C. L .insberry, the defendants,
for the sum ' Four thousand forty-five
Notice of Final Account.
. two one-hundredths dol-
and .
1- . w w ith
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inte
1 -it- .-! from March 2, 1917,
Notice is hereby given that the un­
at 8 [ . i -i
r aim m, and costs and dersigned, Administrator of the Estate
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teme < r.t.
this suit. Also for of Mary J. Inman, deceased, has filed
th
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> with interest from his Final Account as such Adminis­
D<
i; 1 1; $132.12 with inter­ trator, and that the County Court for
est from 1 . . in . r 1, 1915; $90.30 with Jackson County, Oregon, has fixed
interest from December 1st, 1916;' Monday, the 21st day of July, 1924, at
ter. st from December 1, the‘hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said
$87. wit
1917; i’.1 .1 v.Jth interest from De-1 day, at the Court room of said Court,
.51(2.08 with interest! in Jacksonville, Jackson County, Ore­
cember 1, 191
from December 1, , 1919; $121.78 with! gon, as the time and place for hearing
interest from 1 December 1, 1920; of said Final Account and for settle­
$
... ith interest from December 1, ment of said Estate.
Miss Margaret Devereaux, our county 1921:811• • i with interest from De­
All persons having objections to saj^
nurse, was a guest of Mrs. G. A. cember 1, 1:22; >1'12.50 with interest Final Account, or any part thereof,
Gardner Wednesday. Miss Devereaux ¡'. m D .ember 1, 1923, all at the rate are hereby required to file or present
of -ix percent per annum, which de­
w ill leave soon to spend a six-weeks ci < e v. s i nr< lied and docketed in the the same to said Court on or before
said time.
vacation with relatives in New York.
Clerk s < flice of said Court in said
BEN T. INMAN,
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Administrator of said Estate.
Mrs. Ralph H. Ball and son, Sam, County on the 12th day of May, A. D.
1924.
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departed Thursday morning for Riddle,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that,
where they will visit Mr. Ball’s rela­ pursuant to the terms of said execu­
tives before returning to their home in tion, 1 will on the 2nd day of August,
SUIT IN EQUITY FOR DIVORCE
Portland. Mrs. Ball had spent several A. D. 1924, at 10:00 A. M., at the
SUMMONS
months with her father, J. L. Roe, f jont d iof of the Courthouse in the
In the Circuit Court of the State of
since the death of Mrs. Roe, and made City of Jacksonville, in Jackson Coun­ Oregon in and for the County of Jack-
ty, Oregon, < tier for sale and will sell
many friends in Jacksonville. Neigh­ at public auction for cash to the high­ son.
Ekron Learning, plaintiff, vs. James
bors say it was due to Mrs. Ball spres- est bidder, to satisfy said decree,
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ence of mind and prompt action that together with the costs of this sale, Edward Learning, defendant.
To James Edward Learning, the
the fire al the Presbyterian manse was subject to redemption as provided by
above named defendant:
controlled until the fire department ar­ law, the following described prop-
In the name of the State of Oregon:
erty, situated in the County of Jack-
rived.
You are hereby ordered and required
son, State of Oregon, to-wit:
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Beginning at a post on the West to appear in the above entitled court
and cause and answer the complaint of
Lemons, 25c at Dorothy’s.
Ip boundary of Donation Land Claim No. the above named plaintiff therein filed
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66 in Township 37 South of Range 2
against you, on or before the expiration
West of the Willamette Meridian, and
Don’t fail to read the ads. from which said post the Northwest of six weeks after the date of the first
publication of this summons, and you are
corner of said claim 66 bears North
hereby notified that if you fail to so
27.95
chains
and
from
said
post
run
­
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
lime thence South 27.95 chains to the appearand answer said complaint plain­
By virtue of an execution on Fore­ Northeast corner of the David Clinton tiff will apply to the court for the relief
closure duly issued out of and under Donati n Land Claim; thence West prayed for in the complaint on file in
the seal of the Circuit Court of the 21.16 chains to the west line of Sec­ said court and cause, namely, for a de­
State of Oregon, in and for the County tion 15; thence North 27.95 chains to cree of the above entitled court forever
of Jackson, to me directed and dated post; thence East 21.16 chains to the dissolving the bonds of matrimony
on the 26th day of June, 1924, in a place of beginning, containing 59.17 heretofore and now existing between
you and plaintiff, and for a decree re­
certain action therein, wherein A. H.
aci. : save and except therefrom a
Thompson as Plaintiff, recovered judg­ strip of land 1.28 chains wide and 16.76 storing to plaintiff her maiden name of
ment against Edythe M. Antle and chains long off of the East side of the Ekron Gall.
J. W. Antle, wife and husband the above described, the same being de­ This Summons pursuant to an order
defendants, for the sum of $2011.40 scribed in a certain Deed from L. P. of the Honorable Judge C. M. Thomas,
with interest at 6 per cent from Octo­ Maury et ai, to Sarah E. Bursell, etal, judge of the above entitled court is
ber 1st, 1923, with costs and disburse­ of rec< rd al Page 225 of Volume 60 of served upon you for publication thereof
ments taxed at Twenty-six and no Deca Records of Jackson County, Ore- once a week for six consecutive weeks
one-hundredths ($26.00) Dollars, and ■ i , ex. opting therefrom that portion in the Jacksonville Post, a newspaper
the further sum of Two hundred and of ... . . remises subsequently sold and published within Jackson County, Ore­
gon, and you are therein and herein
no one-hundredth ($200.00) Dollar as c< nveyed described as foilowa, towit:
ordered and required to appear in said
attorney’s fees, which judgment was
Beginning:.!. a point on the West court and cause and answer said com­
enrolled and docketed in the Clerk s
office of said Court in said County on line «.I D. L. C. No. 66 in Township 37 plaint on or before the expiration of
Sou. 11, Kang. 2 West, W. M. Oregon, six weeks, from and after the date of
the 23rd day of June, 1924.
fi om which p int the Northwest corner
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant of Claim <46 bears North 0 degrees 12’ the first publication of this summons.
to the terms of the said execution, I East 3085. 5 feet running thence North The date of said order is June 20, 1924,
and the date of the first publication of
will on the 2nd day of August, 1924,
• J’ West 1390.2 feet to the said summons is June 20, 1924.
at 10:00 A. M. at the front door of the
1. ■ . f 1'. L. C. number 43; thence
CALKINS & HANNA,
Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville,
r. c . 12' West 626.7 feet to
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
in Jackson County, Oregon, offer for the Southeast corner of D. L. C. No.
Our post office address is: Medford,
sale and will sell at public auction for 16; theme South 89 degrees 59’ East
Oregon.
j20-ju!25
cash to the highest bidder, to sati- .
on tht North line of D. L. C. No. 68,
said judgment, together with the costs
l.>. . . - feet to the North East corner of
of this sale, subject to redemption as I). I . C. No. 68 which is on the West
Notice of Final Account.
provided by law, all of the right, title
lim <
Claim Number 66; running
and interest that the said defendants
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
thence North 0 ddgreas 12* East 626.7
Edythe M. Antle and J. W. Antle,
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON
feet to the m int of beginning, con-
COUNTY.
wife and husband, had on the 23rd day t
ng lu acres, in Jackson County, ■
of June, 1924, or now have in and to Oregon.
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i In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
the following described property, situ­
McClelland Badger, Deceased.
Al.-o: the South six acres lying im-1
ated in the County of Jackson, State
Notice is hereby given that the un­
nn-di; Jy along the entire southerly
of Oregon, to-wit:
i . .im ■) . ' the f< iftwing described dersigned, administratrix of the above
The southeast quarter of- the south­
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l •.'.<• n ;..ng the exceptions named estate, has filed her final ac­
east quarter (SE'4 of SE'4) of Sei
count in said county court of Jackson
therefrom noted below:
tion Nineteen (19), Township thirty-
County, Oregon, and that Monday, the
1
i.ii
at
a
point
on
the
West
six (36) South of Range Two (2) Last
>,y < D. 1 . C. No. 66, in Town- 11th day of August, 1924, at ten o’clock
of the Willamette Meridian, together
A. M. and the court room of said court
>' .a. Range 2 West of the
with all water and water lights, ditc. re ¡>
at Jacksonville, Oregon, has been ap­
Meiidianand from which
and ditch rights appertaining theret 1
pointed by the court as the time and
r.hwc.-L corner of Claim
or connected therewith and particul -
place for the hearing of objections to
i.uiiibt
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North
27.95
chains;
ly that particular water right mention­
said
report and the settlement thereof.
a.
m
South 27.95 chains to
ed and described in Volume 65 page
Date of first publication, July 4, 1924.
.
rnsr
of
the
David
415 of* the Deed Records of Jack < n
Nellie Dickey, Administratrix,
. i I Claim; thence West 21.16 |
County, Oregon, to which record, ref­ ( nt
jul4-al
cli
;.
ti
West
line
of
Section
15;
I
erence is made.
. . -uce N rth 27.95 chains; thence East
Daled this 27th day of June, 1921,
21. i" i.u.ii' to the place of beginning.
NOTICE
C. E. Terrill,
... nd exc. pt therefrom a strip of
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
In
the
County
Churt of the County
land ;chains in width and 16.76!
By L. D. Forncreok,
of
Jackson
in
and
for the State of Ore-
: ... m lei gth off the East side of
Deputy,
th. ab ve lestribed tract, the same I go»1-
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being .a u . 1 in a certain deed from I In the matter of the administration
I . P. Maury and others to Sarah E. of the estate of James M. Cronemiller,
Bursell. ai 1 others, recorded in deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
\ . i . " 1 i >eed . at Page 225 in the
dersigned administrators of the above
the ' ounty Recorder of Jack-
named decedent have heretofore to-wit
son County. Oregon.
on the 28th day of June, 1924, filed in
I ated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this the above entitled court and matter
For a real home place you cannot find
2- h day of June, A. D. 1924.
their final account and report of the
a better location than Oregon's his tori
C. E. Terrill
administration of said estate and said
city of Jacksonville. Best climate in
. rii! or Jackson County, Oregon.
court, by order duly entered, has fiked
Oregon. More than 75 per cent of thi
By L. D. Forncrook
Saturday, August 2, 1924, at the hour
inhabitants reside in their own homes.
Deputy.
of 10 o’clock a. m. at the courtroom of
Good garden and fruit lands. Good ju!4-j25
the above entitled court at Jackson­
schools and churches. Electric light
ville, Oregon, as the time and the
and power. Good water. Wonderful
place of the hearing of said account
sj^iue trees and mountain and valley
and any objections thereto and for the
scenery. Good citizenship—all white
settlement thereof said estate.
American.
Elizabeth R. Cronemiller.
Free auto camp grounds.
David H. Cronemiller.
We solicit full investigation of our
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advantages and community by pros­
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pective settlers who want to build a
Have
vou subscribed for
home anti live a long happy life.
(The Post?
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'.'o'i'-.' of Shtriff’n Sale.
PERSOXAl A.XO OTHERW/SI
• Fill. Hardware store is put“ ■
in a lar, rr gasoline tank b t.
of th< increasing busines
,t
Ml - Myrtle Pitts of Medford
ent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents
in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Monla Maegly Hale and Mrs.
Justice, spent Monday evening with
their aunt. Miss Stella Levy.
Mrs. Ida Danforth Vane, who left
Jacksonville fifty years ago, visited
Miss McCully recently. She was’ ac­
companied by her son and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Ream>-s of San
Francisco, who are camping at Wagner
Creek, were in town Wednesday visit­
ing at the Harbaugh home.
In the case of the city of Jackson­
ville vs. Wm. Schmidt, Mr. Schmidt
was fined ten dollars and gave bond to
keep the peace.
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