Gold Hill news., January 17, 1914, Image 4

Legal Notices
W EG O
8 V M M o N s
NOTICE FOB PU B L IC A TIO N
DEPARTM ENT OF T H E INTKKtOH
U. S. Land Olli e a t Roseburg, O r«,,
January 13, 1914.
N otici » is hereby given th s t (»nule 0 .
R ainey, of Beagle, Oregon, win», on
August 13, 1999, m a d . H .nis-tnad E n in
Serial, No. 02317, tor S W ‘4 8 W , Sec
39. N W X N W tg.B ee. 31. T . 34. 8. R I
W . amt 8 K i4 8 E t4> Suction ID, Towu-
ship 34. 8., Range 2. weal W illam ette
M eridian, baa fltal notice of intention
to m ake Final Five year Proof, to ex-
tallitali claim to th e land above dercrib-
ed, before W. H. C an on . U n ite d S t i l e -
Comm issioner, el M»»dfur<l, Oregon, on
tl»« CJ» dav of March, tilit.
Are You Going to Build a
SILO
In tla> C ircuit Court of th e State of Orv
nun (or tla« Oouaty of Jackson.
Victor B. Bcno, Plaintiff, va,
T. C. Norrto, Nettle H. Norris tuid B H.
H arris, Defendants.
Suit to Quiet Title
To B. H. H a rris one of the shove nam ­
ed ilefendanls:
In tlie Name of tlie State of Oregon you
are hereby required to sppestr slid answer
If you are, don’t waste any time, any money until you
the plaint itT a com plaint against you now
Claimant nainee as witness«»«;
on tile in the above entitled court and
have
seen us. We have the BEST and CHEAPEST
cause on or hefore tlie last day of the time W illia m Jones, of Beagle, Oiegon,
SILO that has ever been constructed.
prescribed in the order for publication of Jo h n Oregieon, of Beagle, O regon,
summons herein, to-wit, on or bcfoiw Arnold B allry, of C entral P oint, Ore ,
Monday, the tHh day of February, 1914, Ksley Bailey, of C en tral Pom i, Oregon.
— B. F. J unks ,
said date being the expiration of six
Register
weeks from tlie date of the first pollina­ 37-42
tion of this summons.
And if you fail to ap jx ar and answer,
Notice for Publication
for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief prayed for in said
DEPARTMENT OF T H E INTERIOR
complaint succinctly stated as follows:
U. S. istnd Otlhv at Roseburg, Oregon.
T hat tlie title of the plaintiff in and to
December 15th, 1913,
the fractional southeast quarter of station
N oth -« I s hereby given that Georg»- K.
twenty - seven (27) tuid the fractional
Hays, of Sams Valli'y, Oregon, who, on
southwest q uarter of section twenty-six
November 16, 1919, mad»' homi'-t.'S.I En­
(28) and the west half of the northwest
try Serial, No. 0B43D, (prS* 8* X W fStV I,
quarter of section thirty-five (3.5); Also
N* N* SW>4 85V*. S | NW* NW* SW«4 .
an undivided one-half intereat in and to
N *SW Q N W Q sW * . SW’i, \ K '4 NW>,
tlie east half of tlie northeast quarter of
SW tg, NWi* SKi< N W X s W '4 , s»v. 2»
Section thirty-four (34) and Lot seven (7)
end SKi4 NE>4 NF.ia SE i4 . NE»4 8EQ
in Section twenty-seven (27); all of said
Proprietors
N E l4 SF.t4 , Sec. 26, Township 3.5 8.,
above described land being in township
Rang«* 3 west Willamette Meriitiun, Ini»
tbirty-aix (¡Iff) south, rang»' tlnee (3) wiwt
Rigs for <ill occasions
IIltd notice of intention to make Final
W. M... and i-ontaining in all two bund­
Good horses and drivers (hat know the roads
three-year P roif, toi*stabtia)i|rlahn to tlie
led six acres of land more or less, in
land above described, before W. II. Can
Jackson County, Oregon, be forever quiet­
We m ake no spvc-iulty of any cluss of trade
on, United Stales Oimmissioner, a t Med.
ed against the defendants and each of
ford, Oregon, on tlic.'toth day of January,
them ; and th at tla< defendants and each
1914.
of them be forever tarred from any right,
Claimant names as witnesses:
title, or interest therein, and th a t the de­
I. L. Rowe, of Sams Valley, Oregon,
fendants and each of them be forever en­
Thomas W yatt, of Sams Valley, Oregon,
joined and restrained from asicrting any
Mox SIiuU, of Sams Valley, Oregon,
claim of right, title or interest in or to
W alter Scott, of Sams Valley, Oregon.
said prope. ty or any portion thereof, and
—B. F. J onkh ,
for plaintiff* s costs and disbursem ents to
Register.
be taxed.
This summons is published in the Gold
N. H. - T h e release of H ar­
Hill News, by order of Honorable E. M
Six MexicanGeneralsand 2.800 ry Concord,
K endall Thaw under bail would not
’slkins, Judge of th e above entitle»! court, MASKED MEN OUST WOMAN
which said order was made and enter»'»!
First show begins at 7:30 o’clock, three films
be a public m enace, according to the
Soldiers Surrender to
of record on the 17th »lay of Docvinhcr B ittsr Feud S ta rts O ver H om estead
report of the comtnlaalon appointed by
913, and in compliance therew ith the
American Troops.
Contest and Home Burned.
Federal Judge Aldrich to Inquire Into
late of tlie first publication hereof is the
A
berdeen,
Wash.—Driven
from
her
the s ta te of Thaw'« m entality. T he
29th day of December 1913.
hom estead 12 m iles from here by a
»•reslillo, Tex.—Tw enty-eight hun com m issioners found th a t Thaw was
—W. K. P hipps ,
m asked bnnd of 16 m»‘n. Mrs. M argar­ | ire d Mexican federal suldiers, six g«m- not afflicted with any of the m ental
A ttorney for P lain tiff.!
e t M. Ross, well-known dem ocratic I '»ruls, 200.0(10 rounds ot am m unition, diseases from which he wua held to
politician, sent an appenl to G ovenior , two cannons, four large fl«tl«i pieces be suffering at the tim e he killed Btan
Administrator's Final Notke
L ister for protection.
I and 1500 civilian refugees a re In th«> ford W hite,
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF ORE
According to th e account told by I custody of the U nited fftates arm y
W hile the com m issioners say they
G O », FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Mrs. Ross, the 16 men, nil m asked and border patrol ns the result of the fed- have reuched "a definite and positive
In the M atter of the E state
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arm ed, forced th eir way' Into the •ral arm y 's evacuation of Ojltixa. Mex­ oplulon as to the p resen t m ental con
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house, rem oved her and her two sons ico. Its flight to A m erican territo ry dltlon of Thaw and hla probable sta te
Seating Capacity 600.
Charles T. Anderson, deci ased. )
Notice is hereby given th at the under­ and a fter settin g fire to th e place and the occupation of the village by of mind a t the tim e of the hom icide,"
Stage 50x22.
signed A dm inistratrix o f the estate of drove them 12 miles and ordered them G eneral Francisco V illa's rebels.
they re train from expressing thia opin­
Charles T. Anderson, ile»va.«ed, has Sled not to retu rn u n d er penalty of death.
It
is
the
object
of
T he d istress of the refugees is ap ­ ion, in view of th e ir luatrucllona from
the
Governor West Places Copper­
T he trouble began some tim e
in the County Court of Oregon, for Jack-
management to book only
palling. Men, women, children, dogs the court not to em b arrass any subse­
son County, her duly verifle»! final ac­ when Mrs. Ross’ right to the 'f ilm and chickens and ca ttle nre packed quent litigation w here the broad ques­
field. Oregon. Under Mar­
first class attractions and
count, and said Court has tixe»l Monday, was denied. H er two sans were then to g eth er In a space covering several tion ot inaunlty m ight be involved.
about two performances a
tial Law.
the 27th »lay of Jan u ary , 1911, at 19 accused of assau ltin g a neighbor. acres. About them are »enttered all
month. The stage has been
T he report will be considered by
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at They w ere tried and convicted on an the w reck and turm oil they brought Judge A ldrich in connection with the
enlarged and new dressing
Copperfield, Or.— M artial law was
tlie Court roeui of said Court in tlie assau lt charge, but succeeded in get­ In fleeing from the O jtnga battle.
rooms added to the building
petition of Thaw for adm ission to bail
declared a t Copperfield by Colonel B.
County Court House in tlie town of Ja c k ­ tin g a new trial. A b itte r feud in the • From a m ilitary view point the situ­ under habeas corpus proceedings.
with new scenery and the
K. Lawson. He was supported by five
sonville, Oregon, as tlie time and place neighborhood resulted.
ation was regarded as being w ithout
present stage, we can stage
m em bers of the coast artillery . Miss
for the hearing of said final account.
precedent, since in tim e of peace the !
any kind of a production.
Federal Closed Seaton Waived.
Suffrage Plans Are Nation-Wide.
F ern H obbs, p riv ate se c retary to Gov­
All pensms interested are hereby noti­
U nited States arm y has never had i W ashington. - R epresentative A lbert
The House in the future
e rn o r W est, dem anded th a t the saloon-
fied to make or file their obji-ctions with j W ashington.— Plans for a vigorous to surround, disarm , hold in custody Johnson obtniued a ruling which will
will be booked through the
m en In th e council resign, and they
saiil
court to said final account. it' any nation-w ide cam paign to produce a and c are for bo large u body of aliens. perm it the hunting of m igratory birds
Northwestern Theatrical as­
constitutional am endm ent g liitig suf­ Few er than 500 cavalrym en handled In the s ta te of W ashington w ithout
refused. She th en left tow n and m a r­
they have, on or before said time.
sociation having signed a con­
frage to women w ere outlined by the the punic stricken mob of alm ost ten 1 prosecution until the sta te 's closed
tia l law w as declared, all th e saloons
December 27th, 1913.
tract to this effect, and they
congressional union for woman su f­ tim es th eir number.
w ere seized, and th e city officials
—B
essie C. A xdkkson
season beginning Jan u ary 81. The
have assured us that they
placed u n d er a rrest.
Administratrix frage. The program Includes a sched­
’’ft was hopeless," said G eneral M er­ federal closed season begins January
will
use
their
best
endeavors
ule of “d e m o n s t r a t i o n s t h a t will, nc cado. "O ur men had left only 7« 15 but will be waived this „prlng.
Miss F ern ’ Hobbs, G overnor W est’s
to only book good companies
cording to the suffrage leaders, "aw a rounds of am m unition apiece and we
private secretary , did not d eclare m ar­
NOTICE OF CO.NTE-T
W.
H.
STICKEL,
ken the country as never before to
tia l law. H er only connection w ith r
( For publication. )
could not have resisted a charge by Girls Starve But Won’t Be Servants.
Manager
realization of th e issue.”
th e case w as to dem and of the m ayor
DEPARTMENT OF T H E INTERIOR
Loa A ngeles.—Although they say
the rebels. It would have been a
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and o th er city officials th a t they sign 1
U. 8. Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon,
m assacre. 1 ordered the evacuation they a re starv in g and w ant work,
blank resignations. ’ T his they declin­
January 12, 1914.
and flight to safety across the riv er nearly all of t l i e girls and women re g ­
ed to do, and then it w as th at Polonel
To Ralph W. Marshall of Rock Point,
istered at the m unicipal em ploym ent
on grounds of hum anity.”
Wonderful Cough Remedy
O re., Contestée :
Law son took control and read to the
bureau turn down every offer of do­
assem bled m ultitude th e proclam a­
You are hereby notified that Grant
m estic' service.
STATE
BEGINS
TO
PROBE
tion of m artial law w hich he had
Dr. K ing's New Discovery is known Shanks, who gives Gold H 'll, Oregon, as
Washington State Officials Investtgata
brought with him from Salem.
Big Steel Plant Reopens.
everywla-re as the remedy which will his post-office address, did on January 8.
Salem, Or.—T h at the I. W. W. ot
Spokane City Treasury.
Colonel Law son flatly refused to surely stop a cough or cold. I). P. Lawson 1914, file in this office Ins duly corrobor­
W heeling, W. Va.—T he Riverside
Spokane, W ash.—From two differ­ plant of the U nited S tates Steel Cor
recognize an injunction ag ain st Gov­ o f Kidson, T enn., writes: “ Dr. King’s ated application to contest and secure the P ortland who plan m aking the capital
ern o r W est’s m artial law order, which New Discovery is the most wonderful cancellation of your Homestead Entry of the sta te th eir Mecca will find ent directions th e sta te of W ashing­ poration has resum ed operations in
had been sen t by telegraph to Special cough, cold and throat anti lung medicine No. 06790, Serial No. 06799 made Nov­ rough sledding in Salem was indicated ton began investigation of persons In full a fter an idleness of four m onths.
D eputy S heriff U. S. Jackson by C ir­ I ever sold in mv store. I t can’t be beat. em ber 21, 1910, for S* of SW>4 of S 'c ti.,u when the sta te board of control de the county tre a su re r's office under the Approxim ately KWJ men a re affected.
cu it Judge A nderson, of Baker.
Township 3)1 S, Range.lW , Willamette elded th at with the exception of pos^ adm inistration of Zach S tew art, who
It sells without any trouble at all. It needs
W hile a lone deputy sh eriff w as en­ no guarantee.” This is true because Meridian, and as grounds for his conp-.st sibly 30 or 40 men, th e best th a t could Is under bond aw aiting trial on a
DRAIN VALLEY IS PLAN
gaged in serving in junctions on m em ­ Dr. King’s New Discovery will relieve the tie alleges that said Ralph W. Marshal) be done would be Jobs for a p art of crim inal charge.
S cott H enderson, a ss ista n t atto rn ey Plan la to Make Low Grate Lands
bers of th e m ilitia to p rev en t them most obstinate of coughs and colds. Lung dis-8 not now reside npon the said land, them pulling stum ps on sta te property
Rich Agricultural Farms.
shipping confiscated liquors and bar trouble» quickly helped by its use. You nor has he been upon same at any time for th ree good m eals a day and a sm all general, has arrived to tak e up a line
C orvallis.— Probably th e m ost Im
of investigation whose purpose and di­
fix tu res out of th e town, th e troops, should keep a bottle in the jiouse at all during the past two years, ami he lias wage.
It becam e evident the charge that rection he declined to state.
portant piece of developm ent ever un
u n d er Colonel B. K. Lawson, k ep t times for all the family. 59c. and $1.00.' not places! iinprovements upon, or culti­
C. F. W atson and N. O. H awkins, ex­ dertaken In recent years in Oregon
rig h t on loading th e co ntraband goods All Druggists or by mail. H. E. B uckhn vated o. cleared any of same at any time, m any of the men do not w ant work
on th e train.
or earned improvement« or cultivât! n io and will not work, was well founded. am iners for the sta te bureau of auper- In Oregon has Just started n ear Cor­
A Co. Philadelphia or St. Ixiuis
G overnor W est w ithout consulting the vision and accountancy, have begun vallis.
be done thereon.
N ot only w ere liquors and b a r fix­
L an d o w n ers occupying 40 squnre
rfc on th e records in th e treasu rer',
tu re s shipped to Baker, but th ere was
Yon arc, therefore, frnthernotiflisl tliat o th er m em bers of the board of con
m iles of bottom and prairie lands be-
a w ealth of gam bling paraphernalia, Worms the Cause o f Your Child’s Pains the said allegations will I»; taken as com tt ' ■ ' ' 4,1 ot the men to work a t var office.
t he visit of the atto rn ey general's I tw ccn C orvallis anil Monroe have be
consisting of card s and dice, th ree
fessed, and y o u r said ,n try will b cap- lous sta te institutions.
Ten who were sen t to the Feeble- ag en t Is more or less m ysterious gun the form ation of the first drain
ro u lette w heels, one ’’m o n te” layout
celeil with»,tit further right to lie heard,-
I A foul, disagreeable b reath , dark circle»
and th ree money slot m achines with
either before ibis office or on appeal, if Minded Institute, partook of a good Rum or said it was due to the fact age d istrict organized under state
around th e eyes, gt tim es feverirh, with I you fail to file in tins office within twenty dinner, announced (hat the proffered'
that P ro secu to r Crandall, In his last laws In the W illam ette Valley, it la
th e money, $8, still g i them .
j g re a t th ir s t: cheeks fiushn»! find then J«lays after the FOURTH publication of accom m odations w ere not satisfactory '
T he city officials who have been * 1
a ttem p t to get the superior judges to believed th a t successful dem onstra­
J pale, abdomen «wollen w itn -b aro cramp
u n d er a rre s t w ere released by Colonel
tin's notice, as shown below, your answer and m arched back to the city. O thers call n grand Jury, had declared a tion of the beneficial resu lts of d rain ­
j ing pains a re all in d ic a tio n s of w orm s.
age in the proposed d istrict will bring
Law son, bu t the tow n rem ained under
□inter oatli. s|s'cifieally responding to sent to the state fairgrounds took lit sta te officer to be Im plicated.
Don’t let your child su ffer— Kickapo..
about an era of progressive develop
m a rtial law.
those
allegations of coniest, together with tie Interest In the work, and evidently
j Worm K iller will give su re relief. I t kills
m ent by which fully one-fifth of the
due proof th at you have served a copy of w ere glad when th e day’s labor was
H untington, O r —T roops from the th e s o r n u while Itsla x a tiv e effect add ■
total arable a re a of the W illam ette
your ans«< or on tlie said contestant eitli i finished.
Conference at Roseburg,
O regon sta te m ilitia under Colonel B greatly to th e h ealth of yo u ren ild bv re
Roseburg.—The social w elfare ot Valley, o r 1,009,000 acres, will l.e so
K. Law son arriv ed h ere to declare S moving th e dangerous t-.ud d issv n eabl- in person or by registered mail.
E ggs—Candled, 37c.
You should state in your answ er tlie
R oseburg and com m unity will be the stim ulated th a t crop products will be
m artial law and to close the saloons effect of worms and parasites from tin
nam
e
o*
th
e
post
oflii-e
io
which
you
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subject of a conference on social serv­ doubled in tw o years, th a t "w hite
here.
! system. Kickapoo Worm K iller as a
Seattle.
sire future notices to be sen t to you.
W heat—Bluestem , 94c; club, 85c; ice to bo held In R oseburg gn Jantt lands" will be elim inated and th a t the
T h ere a re 10 m ilitiam en from Cop Health producer should be In every
— B. I*. J ones , Register. red R ussian, 83c.
ary 17, 18 and 19. The aim of the con en tire cost of the construction of the
perfield ivho are with Colonel Lawson j household. P erfectly safe. Buy a box
Date of first p ubic ¡»lion J a n 17, 1914
ference is to aw aken th e people oi drainage system can be paid for, it
Hay—Tim
othy,
$17
per
ton;
alfalfa,
and this force is considered sufficient to-day. Price 25c. All Druggis t or by
second
th
e com m unity to Its needs for social necessary, in th ree years from in­
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24,
$14
per
ton.
to cope w ith any situ atio n th at might m all, Kickapoo Indian Med. Co. Phila
tliiril
” 31,
walfar»1 and, If possible, to suggest creased farm profits.
E ggs—38c.
a ris e in H untington.
d d phia t r Bt. Lonis.
fouriii
Eeb. 7,
t'hins for beterlng these conditions.
B u tter—C ream ery/ 36c.
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