Gold Hill news., August 13, 1931, Image 3

THE GOLD HJLL N E W S
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1931
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inn. ..■•■jr in
n m ri
»hall be numbered 300 and the nega
live sbull be numbered 301 respec­
tively as follow s:
300—Bonds— Yes
301 Bonds—No
The electors of said Cold H ill
Irrigation D istrict are fu rthe r re­
quired Io east ballots which shall
contain Hie wonts;
"M aturities Submitted—Yes"
‘‘Maturities Submitted - N o ”
I hose in favor of issuing said
bonds w ilb said m alurilies shall
vole:
’’Maturities Submitted - Yes”
I hose not in favor of issuing said
bonds w itli said m alurilies, shall
vole:
".Malurilies Suomi I ted— No”
Ihe affirm ative o f said question
shall be numbered 302 and the nega
live shall be numbered 303, respec­
tively as follows:
302— Maturities Submitted—Yes
303 Maturities Submitted—No
In witness whereof Ihe Board of
Direehirs of the Cold H ill Irrig a ­
tion D istrict has caused this notice
to be signed, sealed ond issued at
Cold H ill in Ihe County of Jackson.
Slate of Oregon, on tills 7lli day of
July, 1931.
BOARD OP DIRECTORS OP COLD
l l l l . l . IRRIGATION DISTRICT
By I BANK CHILDERS
President
By SILAS FLEMING
Direelor
By OTTO Pl HUMAN
D irector
Attest;
BERTHA COY
Jy9A6
Secretary
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AMETHYST RKBEKAH LODGE 97.
Meels every Wednesday Night at the
W P. CHISHOLM. M. D.
I. O. O. P. Hull, Cold H ill, Oregon
C enerai P ractition er
'•.adge Dorman, Noble Grand
Kale Boss, Vice Craw l
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o Mce 10, Res. 9-1,
Evelyn Thompson, Secretary
. Cold H ill,
Oregon
Lucy Mee, Treasurer.
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Gold Hill Lodge No. 12«
I. O. O. F.
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GOLD H IL L TRUCK AND
TRANSFER COMPANY
John J. R itter
Truck Anywhere fo r H ire
Phone 3E21
Gold H ill
Paper Napkin Ua*a
Only lender, sweet varieties of
♦ Miets every Tuesday evening ♦
I he picnic season l s ii Joyous lim e
llu y plenty of cheup nupkiiis. corn are suitable for running, says
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Visitors Alwe/s Welcome
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f«'> nil. I i* the limn in in- prepare«! Itang some near dink. Use In wipe the school of home economics, (). S.
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•« Hull ill practically a moment's hands; wipe floor; wipe alove; wi|x- j C. One of the first essentials is that
B. E. ADAMS CABINET SHOP
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«‘»Ii»* ........ mi park ii lusty lunch. apota; wipe greasy puna, and tie I il be very fresh. Il may be cut frorii
Auto and Truck Bodies
I hr mnin idea In In have (hr food handy Io wrup final in when neces- Hie cob w ithout pi «'conking if the
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o il I i i i i k I i i i k I oilier items | o g<> with aary.
homemaker is carefql,
.\f«ke . a
Meels Twice a month on Hie 2nd
SPECIALTY
11.
o
sweet brine using I eup sugar and
and 4th Wednesdays at their Club
Purchase plenty of p iqirr nupkliis.
Haw Io C'»ok Rhubarb
I lnbles|Mions suit Io I gallon wider.
Phone
No.
2ÓI.2
Gold H ill
rooms in the City Hall.
Oiled puper
Melhod: Wash rhubarb. O il up Cover Hie corn w ith lids, bring to a
Edith Bryan, President.
Paper platen
mill place in double laiiler. Add au­ good boil, anil w hile stilF very bol
Nora Sliorb, Secretary.
Paper fork«
gur. A liny pinch of aodu if deaired fill loosely into boiled, hoi jars.
Madge Dorman, Treasurer.
Paper spoon*
Classified Ads Get Results
Place immediately in pressure cook­
— np wider. Cook u ntil tender.
Have ii shelf ready w ith :
er ami process pints HI) minutes ami
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Jelly mid Jam
quarts 85 minutes at 2511 degre« s P.
BAKING HINT»
Cheese
Cool
Ihe cooker very slow ly.
Itoual meal or bake loaf the day
Bollled goo<ld
Il is unsafe Io home can non-ueid
before if you ure plunniuK Io use
Salad dressing
it for sandwiches. It uiiikea them foods such as beans, corn, peas
Ami have plenty of eggs or cold
heels, asparagus, spinach and other
far more pulaluble and tasty,
meat in the lee box.
,
vegetables except tomatoes, and
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meals or fish by any other than Ihe
Blueberry Muffins or Cake
pressure cooker method, says the
«1 p ilil o f aifled flo u r (2 eupa).
school of home economies, Oregon
Pinch of salt.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Stale college. Research and pra cti­
2 teaspoons of baking powder
cal
experience
show
(bat
these
*i cup of butter
Department of Hie Interior, Gen
foods cannot be safely canned by
'■j cup of sugar
Land Office ut Itoseburg, Ore-
healing in boiling water. The ilead- eral
1 egg
gen. July IKth. 1931.
ly
bacillus
bolulinus
has
I.
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n
Notice is hereby given Dial W il­
1 eup of m ilk
known io resist boiling, a tciupcra- liam Iturke, o f T ra il, Oregon, who,
1 beupiiir; cup of blueberries.
on
July 9 lli, 1928. made Homeslead
Method: Mell butter ill baking pan lure of 212 degrees P, for more Ilian entry Serial No. 018053, fo r W ffi
6
hours.
while oven is heating. Heal egg. Add
N 'r.li, Section 35, Township 33S,
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Range I W'„ W illamette Meridian,
sugar and salt. Then add flo ur and
(•real heights are hazardous Io Hie has filed notice of intention to make
baking powder sifted together. Next
filia l three year proof, to establish
add m ilk. Mix ♦ e ll. F lour blue­ weak head,— Bulir.
claim Io the laml above described,
berries and add last. Pour into cake
before Chauncey Florey, U. S. Com­
I am invariably of the politics of missioner, at Medford, Oregon, on
N o rth or South,
pan pr m uffin pans and bake twenty
Or you can take
ix’ople at whose table I sit, or be­ Ihe 27th day of August. 1931.
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minutes to one-half hour.
the
"O tegonian”
Clainiuut names as witnesses;
invites you t , en*
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Sour m ilk may lx- used w ith % neath whose roof I sleep.— Borrow
at night and arrive
Alton Alvon Siiough. Thomas P.
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,oy the comforts
teaspoon soda instead of buking
Adams amt Walter Snook, all of
in Portland-the fol­
of train travel on
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T ra il, Oregon, and Charles H. Por­
powder. To make extra good, beat
NOTICE OF ELECTION
low¡ng morning.
ter
of
Medford,
Oregon.
your next trip.
yellow and w hite separately. Pul
Southbound, the
! beaten w hile in Iasi before hi rriea.
Pursuant to law, anil in accord­ Jy23-A2<) HAMILL A. CANADAY
First there's the
7*-
Register
"Shasta” leaves
ance
w
ith
the
order
of
the
Board
of
o
' Shasta'toPctd.’.nd and north,
here at nicht and arrives in
Directors of the Gold H ill Irrigation
COOKING HINTS
H ILD R EN will fret, often lor no
a day train equipped with all-
D istrict, duly made and entered in
San Francisco at 9:30 next
apparent reason Hut there'a always
Potato Salad
the minutes of said Board on the 7tli
Local and Long Distance
steel coaches, comfortable re­ morning. You <ave an entire
Caaloriul As harmless aa the recipe Colil boiled poluloes
•lay of July, 1931, said Board o f D i­
clining chairs, Pullmans, and
day by using this overnight
on the wrapper; mild and bland ns it
rectors of Ihe said (¡old H ill Irrig a ­
3 si ires of bacon
tastes. Hui da geode action soothes a
the new "Silver" lounge car. service.
tion D istrict hereby give notice tbul
a youngster more surely than a more ‘ Teaspoon of flour
an election is hereby called Io be
powerful medicine.
Small *4 eup of diluted eider vine­ held and w ill be held w ith in said A truck for every Job. In -
ASK YOUR AGENT ABOUT THE NEW LOW ONE WAY AND
.T h a t’s ,h'‘ be«u,y
thia special
D istrict on Ihe 20th day of August
gar.
rnildren s remedyl It may be given the
1931, for the purpose of determ in­
ROUNDTRIP FARES BETWEEN HERE AND POINTS NORTH.
Chopped
onions
sured Carriers
tiniest infant — as often as there is
ing whether said D istrict shall is­
Suit and pep|x*r to taste
need. In rases of colic, diarrhea or
sue its bonds under and in accord­
similar disturbance, it is invaluable.
Method: Cut up potatoes. Cut up ance w ith tlic provisions of Chapter
Reasonable Rates
A coated tongue calls for just a few drops bacon in small cubes. Pry bacon 157 of ihe General laws of Oregon
to war<l oil constipation, so does any
for
1917,
and
Acts
Amendatory
suggestion of bad breath. Whenever crisp. Remove baron and make a thereof, anil the Resolution calling
Children don't eat well, don’t rest well, sauce by m ixing flour in hoi fat Ibis election fo r the purpose of re­
J. S. PRIME, Agent
G«»ld H ill, Oregon
or have any little upset—this pure u ntil smooth. Then add vinegar. Mix funding the present outstanding
Gold HUI. Ore.
vegetable preparation is usually all well. Pour over poluloes. Add ba­ bonded obligations o f Hie Gold H ill Phone 11J
that’s needed.
con, onion, sail and pepper. Serve Irrigation D istrict, said bonds to be
in an inimunl of not to exeeed $61,-
immediately.
450.00; said bonds shall be number- NOTICE OP SPECIAL ELECTION
on the west hank of Rogue
the terms of said agreement could
Notice is hereby biven that a spe­
d ioasrcutivel- erminenc'ng w ith
RiverJ>«.dween the Pacific High­
not he carried out, and said agree­
The man who never niters bis op- number I and fol ow ing in num eri­ cial election w ill be held in the City
way bridge and the City boun­
ment should be so extendeil fo r five
! inion is like standing water, anil cal o it c r ; said bonds shall be ne­ of Gold H ill on Wednesday, the tilth
dary, and between the River
(a, years. Puli power to enter in ­
in form and payable in •lay of August, 1931, as in the fo llo w ­
and Sams Y'alley Highway; also
t breeds reptiles o f the mind. Blake. gotiable
to and carry out said agreement
gold co n of the United Stales of the ing resolution provided.
all water rights owned by the
leasing the properties set fo rth in
RESOLUTION
present standard of weight and
C ity; the city to lease said prop­
said offer, w ith an option to pur­
'ihe people of the City of Gold
fineness or in its equivalent; said
erties to this company for a
chase the same, is hereby given the
bonds shall bear interest at a rale H ili do resolve as follows, and
term o f five years af a rental
Council.
Be it resolve«! by Hie council of
not to exeeed six percent (0r ; ) per
of One Hundred Dollars ($106)
Resolved further, that this reso-
annum, payable semi-annually on the C ity o f Gold H ill, Jackson Coun­
per month, w ith an option to
lution fo r proposed charter amend-
the 1st day of January and July of ty, i rego 11, that Ihe follow ing pro-
purchase said properties at an)
ments submitted to the voters by
each year, the principal and interest 1 sed amendments to Ihe charter
time during the term of the
the Council be filed w ith the Re­
payable al Ihe places to be desig­ • 1 said city be and the same hereby
lease fo r a price of $22,600: or
corder of the City o f Gold H ill for
nated respectively in Ihe bonds anil ure pro|H>!>cd fo r submission to the
at the option of the city, this
■ ' p
submission to the legal voters of
coupons; said bonds shall each hr legal voters of said city fo r their
company
w
ill
agree
to
pay
an
said City fo r th e ir rejection or ap­
i r l m l l l v e I lf © f ijV
adoption
or
rejection
at
the
special
of
denominations
not
less
than
amount
of
money
sufficient
to
p rl
proval, to be voted upon at a special
$100.00 nor more than 91000.00; shall city election to be held on the 19th
complete
the
payment
o
f
the
election to he held as herein pro­
V
r e q u Ir e « fo o d ,
lie signed by Ihe President and «lay of August. 1931, as in this reso­
principal amount of bonds out­
vided.
lution provided:
Secretary,
and
Ihe
seal
of
the
Board
standing.
issued
by
the
city
to
<1 o I it l i i n n o <j
«anti .¿ il I
Resolved further, that the Coun­
of Directors shall be affixed thereto CHARTER AMENDMENTS SUB­
purchase said property, and Io
cil deems it advisable and does
and each bond shall hear on the MITTED TO THE VOTERS BY THE
« (te lle r
pay all interest thereafter due
Hereby and herein call and make
COUNCIL
back thereof the registration c e rtifi
oil said bonds; all money paid
necessary provision fo r the hold-
AN ACT
cate o f the County Treasurer who
as rental to apply on purchase
ng of a special election which shall
To u n itiid as act entitled “ An Act
shall sign as County Treasurer anil
m odern m i
price al the time Ihe option may
ae and hereby is called to he held
its E x-officio Treasurer o f Ihe Dist­ to incorporate the town of Gold
be
exercised.
The
option
to
on
the 19lh day of August. 1931, be­
DEM ANDS
rict. Coupons fo r interest shall be H ill, in Hie County of Jackson,
provide fo r giving good title to
tween the legal voting hours on said
State
o
f
Oregon,”
approved
by
the
nttached
Io
each
bond
and
shall
be
said properties.
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late, and that said time be and the
signed w itli the engraved facsimile Governor P'ebruary 12, 1895, as
The Company may defend
•anie hereby is designated as the
|>F.
signature of the Secretary, and for amended by the legislative assembly
i n c i n » i
title to all properties in the
¡me fo r holding said special elec-
N)
Hie further pur|M>se of determining by an act approved February
C ity’s name, but the expense
ion. ami the C ity Hall in said City
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whether or not said bonds, as afore­ 7, 1899, as amended by the
thereof w ill be borne by the
s hereby designated as the polling
said, shall mature in accordance tagnl voters ut an election held April
Cement Company.
place thereof, and the follow ing
w itli the fqjlow ing schedule, to w it: 13, 1907, as amended by the legal
P L
The lease to he anil become
tamed persons are hereby desig-
absolutely void if, on account
Dec. 1, PJ37
91,500 voters at an election held A p ril 18,
latcd and appointed as and fo r the
1921,
as
amended
by
the
legal
vot­
of
legal
d
ifficulties,
this
com­
Dec. 1, 193«
|,600
fudges and Clerks o f said election,
ers
at
an
election
held
July
6,
1926,
pany
is
unable
Io
develop
or
op­
Dec. 1, 1939
1,700
.o -w it: Fred G. T urner and M. B.
erate the power properties for
Dec. 1, 1940
1.K041 and to amend ail other amendments
Herriman, judges, and Mrs. M illie
Ihe purpose fo r which the lease
Dec. 1, 1941
1,900 thereto enacted by the legislative
Valker and Mrs. Ester Gilchrist,
is made, or should there be a
Dec. I, 1942
2,000 assembly or by vote of Ihe |>eople.
clerks.
Re il enacted by the people o f the
failure to obtain water rights
pec. I, 1943
2,100
Be it fu rthe r resolved that the
fo r a, least 1,347 second feet of
pec. 1, 1944
3,500 City of Gobi H ill that an act e ntit­
Reorder be and he is hereby in -
water, including the City's w at­
pec. 1, 1945
3,700 led “ An Act Io incorporate the town
.tructed to publish the hereinabove
er rights on the west bank of
Dec. 1, 1946
3,900 of Gold H ill, in th? County of Jack-
iroposed charter amendments sub-
the riv e r and the water rights
Dec. 1, 1947
4 200 son, State o f Oreg«,n,” approved by
nitted to the voters in the manner
of the Braden and McClure
Dec. 1, 1948
4,500 the Governor P'ebri, y 12, 1895, as
irovided by law : that is to say, bv
ditch, provided such failure
Dec. 1, 1949
4 600 amen led by Hi ■ legi.s. .dive assembly
luhlieation of this resolution in fu ll
shall not entitle the Cement
Dec. I. 1950
5,000 by an act a p p ro , d February 7, 1899,
w ith the ballot title therefor not
Company to the return of any
Dec. I,
1951
5,200 as an end«.’ by the legal voters nt
ess than ten (10) days before the
rent,
pec. 1, 1952
5.500 an e l.c tio ii held A pril 13. 1907. as
late of the said special election, in
If you arc interested at ail in applying modem methods to
T liis company to agree to
Dec. 1, 1953
9,150 amended by the legal voters at an
the
Gold H ill News, a newspaper
election held A pril 18, 1921, as
supply, pump, and deliver into
housework, you w ill like the electric ironcr.
printed
in said city, and of general
The Board of Directors of the amended by the legal voters at an
the City s mains at the pump­
circulation therein, and the Record­
Gold H ill Irrigation D istrict has election held July 6, 1926, and as
ing plant, free of charge, all
er shall also post sim ilar copies of
designated the Gold H ill Irrigation amended by all other amendments
Here is a machine literally built to save time and c lfo r t: . .
water which may he required
such notice in three (3) public plac­
D istrict as a single voting i, ecinct enacted by the legislative assembly
fo
r
domestic
and
municipal
il docs all the flat pieces, and much of the finer work, and it
es in said city, and the Cihef of
and said election shall he held w ith ­ or by vote of the people, he and tile
uses.
Police shall post one (1) of said
in mid fo r the above de.>cribed Dist­ same hereby is amended by adding
is so constructed that you can operate it sitting down . . .
When present plant is in op­
notices at the City Hall, the same
rict nt the p olling place w ith in said thereto Chapter Six A, Io read as
eration such power as now con­
W hat could be more comfortable than that?
being the place of election, at least
D istrict
nrreinnfter
designated, follow s:
sumed by the C ity fo r m unici­
ten (10) days before said election
namely: The Riveria Store on the
CHAPTER SIX A
pal lighting w ill be furnished
date.
West side of the Pacific highwny
Your dealer has the electric ironcr on display at his store ..
SECTION I. The Council of Hie
free, and upon the development
The ballot title fo r said amend­
at Roots Creek in Section 26, I wp 36 City is authorized to extend the
of a larger power plant the
either the separate machine or one which dciivcs its power
ment is as follow s:
South Range 4 West of the W illa ­ terms of that agreement dated Oc­
Company w ill furnish electric
CHARTER AMENDMENT SUBMIT­
mette Meridian. The polls shall be tober 19, 1926, between the City and
from the motor on the elcclric washer. A t our low rates foi
power to the City to an amount
TED TO THE VOTERS BY TH E
opened at said election beginning nt Heaver Portland Cement Company
o f tw enty kilow atts fo r m unici­
electric service, a few cents an hour covers nil the operat­
COUNCIL
8:00 o’clock on the m orning of the fo r a fu rth e r term of five (5) years.
pal use only and free of charge.
AN ACT
election and shall he kept open until A ll the terms and conditions in said
Al that time, should any addi­
ion cost.
To amend the charter of the City
5:0(1 o’clock in the afternoon when agreement shall remain in force anil
tional power he required for
of Gold H ill, Oregon,' by adding
the same must he closed.
effect fo r a further term of five (5)
m unicipal ligh ting and power,
thereto Chapter Six A authorizing
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The electors of said Gold H ill I r r i ­ years upon the signing of said agree­
same w ill he supplied by the
Hie Council to extend for five years
gation District are hereby required ment of extension. Said agreement
Company at one cent per kilo ­
THE CALI i 6 r n IA OREGON POWER COMPANY
the agreement fo r a lease and op­
Io east hallols which shrill contain was authorized nt an election on
w att hour.
tion to purchase the C ity hydro­
the words:
July (I, 1926. when the voters vote«!
Should tile Cement Company
electric properties, w ith Reaver
“ Bonds— Yes"
Io accept the proposition of said
at any time fail to live up to
Portland Cement Company, author­
“ Bonds—No”
company reading as follows:
the various clauses o f this offer,
ized at an election July 6, 1926, ami
Those in favor of issuing said
Thè
Reaver
Portland
Cement
and any agreement made pursu­
« r im ili.* Ilf«. r*«|,alr*«
«I,»tl,ln«t «n«l rl.«'ll.-r . M O G I 1
authorizing such leasing and sale.
bonds shall vote:
Company makes this offer fo r
ant thereto, such action w ill
Vote Yes or No.
’’ Bonds—Yes"
U F I. D I MAIYDS C O M P IA I I ELECTRIC CERVICE
W
m \(Í¿
the leasing and purchase of the
constitute a forfeiture, and
400— YES
Those not in favor o f issuing said
City's
hydro-electric
power
site,
property
and
plant
w
ill
revert
»
a à -
401— NO
bonds shall vote:
plant and equipment, and all
to the City,
By order of the Council.
“ Ronds—No”
of the C ity ’s right title, and in ­
Due
to
litigation
and
other
events
B. E. ADAMS
The affirmative of said question
terest iu and to all land lying
jeyond the control of either party, Ao-13
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