Lnticrman Lot 3, block 2
F ruitd ale addition, Med
ford ........................................
400
R e a l E«t«U> T ransfer».
B H. H arris, trustee, to II. J,
D udley- Land In See. 10,
IT. II. H arris to Oswego A Rose-
Tp. 35. R. 2 K ...................
to
Imvg K. R-. land in See. 1. Tp.
A. M Helms to Floyd Helms
37, I I . 4 W ................................. $
27.SS7 acres in Tp. 38,
1' Il H arris to Oswego A Rose
R. 1 W ...................................
burg U. K-, nw qr. See. 6, T.
10
37, It 3 W ....................................
Helms Land Co. to Floyd
Noll e Roberts Gall to K ather-
Helms—Land in Tp. 38, R.
Is here to stay, and is very much alive to the
ino E. Bernst, land in T. 30
1 W ..........................................
,
needs of this growing city, and will design
I K . ................................................ 300 Floyd Helms to J. X. Hocker-
and execute anything in the Building line.
I . W. l ’alm to F. 1’. 11. Hendrix,
suiith Land in Tp. 38. R.
lot 3, blk 2, P alm 's 2d add.
Brick, Stone and Cem ent Plain or artistic
1 W .........................................
1
M edford; agreement.
Henry G. Enders to A. M.
< W. Palm to Thos. B artholo
Beaver— Property' in Ash
mew, lots 10 and 11, blk 2,
land
.......................................
5,600
Palm 's 2d add. M edford: con
H. B. Reynolds to lsatah M
tract.
Welch— Property In Ash
A S p e c ia lty
( lias. M. English to J. \V. Wood,
land ........................................
10
laud in T. 37, 1W .................... 3300
C, A. Hamlin to M artha A.
Win. Ulrich to A lbert H. F ra n
B randon— Lot 11, block 74,
c i s e s , 0.76 acres in T 37, W 1700
Medford .................................
11 II Corsen to J . W. Bierley,
10
10 Joseph Casuey to Frank R.
land in Sec. 5, T. 36, 3 W .. . .
Bellinger— Lots 13 and 14,
T. C. G arrett to P o rte r J. Neff,
block 2, Kendall addition,
10
property in blk 55. M edford. .
Medford ................................
Eliuer E. Bagley t oRogue Riv
10
Blanche E. Hicks to Edward
e r Electric Co., 120 acres in
M. S tannard— Lot 8, block
T. 36. 4W .................................
10
58, Pennsylvania addition,
Jam es F. Meikle to C. M. Row
Ashland ................................
land, property in A shland. . 210
10
Blanche E. Hicks to F rank H.
Milton C. Lininger to Ashland
W alker— Lots 6 and 7,
F ru it & Produce Assn., prop
block 58, Pennsylvania ad
e rty in Chitwood tra c t, A sh
dition. A s h la n d ...................
land...............................................
10
10
W. E. Goode to Wm. S. Ham
\V. A. Cowley to M artha F. P e r
mond Property In Cottage
kins, lots 3 an d 4. blk 30.
addition, M e d fo rd ..............
Central Point .........................
1
10
S. C. God love to F rank R.
G 'acie Hogue to Welborn Bee
Bellinger—Lot 8, block 58.
son, 160 acres in Sec. 34, T.
Medford .................................
3!», 1 W ........................................
10
10
Is one of the most useful among the electric family, anil
Wm. S. Hammond to Marie
J . A. W alker to Wm. Angle. 160
ironing day has no more terrors since the advent of this
E. B ennett— Lots 1. 2 and
acres in See. 8, T. 36 4W . . . .
useful member.
3. block 3, Central sub
C. R. Heimroth to K. M agayama
Hot in a jiffy, clean and economical to operate, and a
division. Cottage addition.
property in C ottage Home ad.
a more practical or convenient article would be hard to
Medford ............................
M edford.......................................
10
hnd. Gl ARAN I LEI) f \\ 0 \ EARS, and the price is only
H in. W right to Von der Hellen
F rank I). Swingle to L. F. Bean,
lot 20, blk 7, Central add.
lot 1, Sec. 15, T. 38, 1W ___ $
10
Eagle Point ...........................
1 Joseph W. Morris to Isaac T.
H annah W Ritchie to John F.
Galliger. lots 11 and 12. blk
Roelio. land in T. 39 IE . . . . 61S
22. Dekuin’s amended add.
< . R. J a rre tt to H arry L. Neall
Gold H i l l ...................................
111
bind in T. 39. 3 W .................... 100 F rank W. Moore to Ida M. Neil,
Albert Anderson to Rogue Riv
lot 9. blk 46, Summit add,
er Irrigated O rchards, land in
A s h la n d ........................................... 2,000
T. 36, 1 W ....................................
10 W. C. Green, trustee, to Carroll
T. E I’ottenger to J. N. Hoeker-
McMillen, 22.54 acres in T.
siuith, lot 8, Bissell's add..
38. 2 W ......................................
111
M edford.......................................
1 J. C. B ares to G ertrude A.
L. S. to John I. C harlton, 323.43
Minn, roperty in M e d fo rd ..
10
acres in T. 33, I E ; patent.
Catherine Chapman to Benj. F.
' l l i o s . Bartholomew to Albert
Chapman, property in J a c k
is fam ous th e w o r ld over
'! !• adore B row n; bond fo r
sonville........................................
10
For its splendid hostelries, its varied attractions, its fine
? I.
Joseph B. Hackman to Fred E.
<*• V Helms et al to Bell Pellett,
Jordan, propertv in Ashlnnd
beaches, hot springs’and pleasure reso rts-A ll these ca n
M argaret Funk to W. L. Frcres,
s 17 and 18, blk “L,” T al
be reached with ease by the
i'. ¡1.............................................
168 acres in T. 36, 4 W .........
i
’1 ■ .it of Talent to T. J. Bell,
Lucy E. Brown to W. L. F rt res,
160 acres in T. 36, 4 W ...........
I > •pertv in T alent ................
1
F -• McCloud to town of T al
0. & C. Div. Co. to Herbert E.
Fisher. 5 acres in T. 38. IE . . 300
i' •. property in T alen t...........
O. & C. Dev. Co. to Conrad
’•’*v Clark to M artha F. P er-
Alban, land in Tp. 38, IE . t 548
SUNSET
l.: i property in Central Point 1000
[ 0G DEN ä SHASTA |
A. E. Ream es to Benj. M. Col
" ’ v C. Stoddard to H attie K.
ROUTES
lins, lots 7 and 8, blk. 2.
■•' ’ rJ’» lot 20, Eagle Heights
Jacksonville
............................
r it F a r m s ..................
10
500 o.
& C. Dev. Co. to Richard
?■ i'-iel Hildreth to Leta L. Pic-
Day, land in Tp. 38, I E . . . 942.60
i
property in Butte Falls. 700
Samuel Jolly to A. E. Reames,
>• •mres E. Metz to W. A. Point-
106 acres In Sec. 6, Tp. 37,
lots 35, H ightland add.
2W .............................................
j
“ R o a d o f a T h ou san d W o n d e rs”
M -lford....................................... .500
G. H. C arner to Carlos Megerle
H m. W right von der Hellen, lots
R o u te o f S h a sta L im ite d
property in W o o d v ille .......... 350
I and 2, blk 3, Central add.
Excursion
Tickets Costing
Eagle P o i n t ............................... 275 E. D. Colby to J. M. W inter,
land in Tp. 36, I E ..............
10
E. I). Briggs to G. W. Pellett,
property in A s h la n d ...........
800 M artha M. Brown to E. D.
J. P. Burns to M artha J.
Colby, land in Tp. 36, I E . . 5000
Portland to Los Angeles and Return
i now— Land in A shland. J
10 M. C. D anforth to K ent H.
O. W. Wilcox to Buddie Oden
Dynge, land in Tp. 37, 2W . 2800
-)n sale daily, good six months with stop-overs going or
— Land in Tp. 34, R. 4 W
10 J. W. Richardson to Ira C.
.•eturning. Corresponding low fares from other Oregon
W. X. Campbell to Leonard
Childers, lot 3 blk. 7 Impe
points. Call on our Agents for
C arpenter— Land in D. L.
rial add. Medford ................
450
Handsomely Illustrated Literature
<’. 61, Tp. 37, R. 1 W . . . 15,500 Ira C. Childers to W. A. Poin
John R. Robison to H annah
Describing San Francisco, Oakland, Stanford University
ter, lot 3 blk 7, Im perial
11. Robison— Land in Sec.
add. Medford .........................
io
Lick Observatory, Santa Cruz, Del Monte, Paso Roble Hot
33, Tp. 38, R. 1 W ............
10 O. & C. Dev. Co. to Fannie
Springs Santa Barbara Los Angeles, Long Beach, San
V.. It. Bullock to John Arnell
Sullivan, land in Tp. 38 IE 426.60 ’
Diego, The Old Spanish Missions, Yosemite National Park
— Land in Tp. 37, R. 1 W
O. & C. Dev. Co. to R. S. Stin
and Big Trees, and other places of interest in the Goldin
E dna E. Bowers et al. to Ren
nett, 5 acres in Tp. 38 I E . . 300 i
State; or write to
ton Bowers— Land in Tp.
O. & C. Dev. Co. to Louis H.
59, R. 1 E ..............................
G allatin, land in Tp. 38,
10
IE ............................................ 892.80 !
3 X. H ockersm ith to W. X.
Campbell— Land in Tp. 37,
O. & C. Dev. Co. to Gottlieb
G en era l P a ssen g er A g e n t, P o r tla n d
It. 1 W ................................
Mueller, land In Tp. 38 I E . 625.40 I
1
I-. M. Goodwin to Mary E.
O. & C. Dev. Co. to Ida M.
•low— Land in Tp. 39, R. 1
G arner, 10 acres in Tp. 38
M arriage IJcenges.
The Itcc. Irl If. IliekN 1912 Alnmnur
13...............................................
IE ..............................................
258
600 I
Guy Cobleigh
M idford Realty & Imp. Co.
1 Bertha Dits-
Geo. H. W est to Rogue River
Before the great drouth of 1901 the
worth.
Io Ed G. Brown— Lot 7,
Tim ber Co., 127.74 acres in
Hick« Almanac gave timely warning.
Albert C. Lichens and Georgia
block 2, Amended Plat,
Tp. 36, 3E ............................
10
For over two year» prior to 1911 the
Medina.
Queen Anne addition, Med
August Puhi to Frederick Puhi,
Hicks
Almanac again sounded
J. L. Stevens and Mrs. Maggie
ford ........................................
10 acres In Tp. 32, 2W. . . . 600
10
warning
of drouth danger. And so
Adams.
<’. Vroman to Eva Caldwell—
Wm. H. S tew art to Roe & An
C. Carl Clark and Bessie R. Her- for
years this same friend of
Two acres in Tp. 36, R. 3
derson Plano Co., property In
W...............................................
al1 the people has steadfustly refuseu
Mary Place add. M edford..
1 b ert'
1) R. Solfss to D. McDonald—
Fred J. Fick and Xelle V. Williams. the cffer8 of Hpecultttorif und
J. L. H ooker to W. A. Pointer
One acre In Tp. 37, R. 2 W.
property in Kendall add. to
10
A B. Salmg and Pearl Reynolds.
to warn the pub„ c of tho com
(1 E. T hrasher to F. L. Tou-
Medford ...................................
John kredcrick Bergeach, Jr., and dangers of storm and weatuer. A»
10
velle— Mining property in
Joanna M. Jones to W. W
Carol,ne H. Smith.
they Blloul(, have „one fhe peop)e
Tp. 33, R. 4 W ...................
Morrison, land In Tp. 35 2W
10
10
H arry Conroy and L nunndu Beck. have nobIy 8too(1 by ProfeH, or „ lckg,
( 1 as. W Sllllman to Jan ette
Annie D. Hall to Oliver B,
--------------—
their faithful public servant, who lias
M. Sillim an— Land in Sec.
Brown, 40 acres In Sec. 32,
Probate.
grown
old in their service. Send only
36, Tp. 36, R. 2 W ............
Tp. 35, IE ..............................
1
10
'o n e dollar to Word and Works Pub-
Al. Melhase to Eva M. Edson
E, A. H ildreth to Edw ard A.
Estate David Finamore; ordered llshln« Company, 3401 Franklin i
Em m a E. Thornton to R. C.
Ashman, lots 5 and 6, blk.
th a t John A. Penrl be appointed ad- nue- 8 t' Lou,*> Missouri, and get his
•--Twenty acres in Tp. 38,
21 N orth Bluff add Butte
m inistrator.
Magazine and Almanac both for one
It. 2 W ...................................
10
Falls .......................................... 550
E state K inder B. Bonz; order dis- ye a r- The Almanac alone, a fine book
Dlerdorff— Lot 10, block 1,
W. W right Von der H ellen to
charging executrix.
of
Pages. Is only 35c by mall.’ Let
W agner B utte addition,
Clara Stew art, lot 7, blk. 8,
E state America E. Thom pson; or- everybody respond and receive the
Talent ............................ Agreement
Central add. Eagle P o i n t . ,.
1
der approving und allowing final ac- w“ rninKS of our National Seer for the
w. X. H ockersm ith to John
Paul W. Pnulson to W. A. Free-
count.
coming year.
County Scat Official News
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T h e A r c h ite c t a n d B u ild e r
Cem ent and Iron Grill Fences
The
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My office, the most up-to-date in southern Oregon, is fit
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Compare my prices with others and see if there is any
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¿2-Kdral Gold Crown» -
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I’o n rla in Crown» .
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Bridge Work per tooth
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Full Set of Teeth, on Rubber
W * « « ....................................... $ 7 .5 0
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Plate
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