THE GOLD HILL MEWS THURSDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1933
conference with Senator Chas. L.
LEGAL NOTICES
2,000 on Job at Bonneville
McNary and Congressman Charles 1 ---------------------------------—---------
Dam by First of Year H. Martin, relative to the Bonneville
CFPY Bl'DGET
project.
' Cold llill, Oregon, October Id,
T * o thousand men will be earn­
The number of men to whom the 1933.
ing wanes on the Bonneville «lam job Bonnevill« job will give direct em -' Budget for the City of Gold Hill,
by the first of the year anil from ployment has been greatly over- f°r *he year 1934.
3,000 to 4.000, the maximum number estimated. Colonel Hobins said, but Salariea:—
to be employed, w ill be on the job explained that thousands of others Marshal
« 9(81.00
soon after he freshets have subsided will be given indirect employment Librarian .............................
60.(81
next spring.
and that the lienefits of releasing Recorder
300.00
This was announeed at Salem «30,000,(88) in the state will be wide- Treasurer ............................
300.00
Monday by Colonel T. M. Hobins. di­ ly felt.
; Health Officer ..................... 120.00
visional engineer of the V. S. army-
Work on the dam should reach its ■
engineering corps,
with
head­ peak from an employment stand-'
11,880,00
quarters in San Francisco.
point next summer, he estimated. Bend Retirement—
Colonel Hobins, accompanied by anil said that the joh would probab- Investors Syndicate
148.00
Major C F Williams, district engt- I ,y require at least’ four years to Sinking Fund
4,608.00
nccr or Portland was in Salem for a complete, depending largely upon . Interest on Bonds
. 2,108.00
*
freshet conditions.
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Valley Cleaners
MASTER CLEANERS AND DYERS
Ccx»«t Railroad Plan
, Chlorine for Water ..........
Opposed in Report to ICC Svw*'r Repairs
by K et
TOPNOTCHERS
TITANS
R 2 IM O C A R N E /2 A
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wmm
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FIFTy-TW m A Chp/r
4(81.00
150.00
150.00
50.18)
240.(81
WEAPi? A N O E N r/ieAOOLLAP
Street Bepairs ...................
SHOES SIZE TWENTY
Insurance ............................
The interstate commerce com- |»riniing
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WON HEAVYWEIGHT
The American public is rapidly "lission
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title /ran Jack ShMfy
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becoming acquainted with the reai
Jameson, examiner, to deny an
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worth of dry cleaning, and are fur- application for permission to build
To|g| of a„ ex,H.nstfs
«8.534.00
ther beginning to understand that ' 82 miles of railroad from Wafers
it pays to patronize concerns who crvek .Oregon to Crescent City, Cal. Re«eiPU5—
2,000.(8)
are dependable and are fortified to
Jameson said the road would run Water Rentals
turn out first class work.
parallel most of its length to a fine Fines, Licenses, Brnlals,
etc.......... ................
100.00
Neat, clean wearing apoarel will public highway. He said estimates
1.200.00
win admiration from everyone. . of the population and number of Rental Power Plan!
Nothing detracts so much from j square miles the line would serve
your personal appearance and even are excessive.
«3,300.00
character than stains and spots in
The railroad would be an exten-
To be raised bv taxes
«0.234.00
your garments.
sion of the line started in 1913. The
This firm is always at your ser­ original plan was to build a road. Budget Committee: E. T. Ham, H. D.
vice to put your clothes in the fin­ from Grants Pass, Oregon, to Cres- Reed. R. E. Cook.
est condition. No article is too fine cent City.
ALBERT PAN KEY. Mayor.
or too difficult for them to handle
Fifteen miles of the line have
H- D. FORCE, Recorder.
They have every facility to turn been constructed.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
out high grade work.
Grants Pass built the first 10
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You can rely on their services be­
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY GIVEN to
cause they do just what they say. *200. 000 m bonds. In 1915 the pro- . . .
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the legal voters of School District Dailey the defendants, for the sum I
Their policy is to render this com- perty
of one hundred and no-IIMI («100.(8)) >
was deeded to the company v.
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munity cleaning and dyeing equal ; under a contract requiring the com- No‘ 57, of Jackson County. State or Dollars, with interest at 8% per
to that obtainable in the largest ; panv to construct certain new lines Oregon, that a School Meeting of annum from August 16th, 1936 in At 501 G St., Grants I'ana, Feature Perfectly Sanitary and .Modern Re­
the sum of Twenty-four ami 87-1(8»
frigeration Throughout—Are t en (era In Ihe Meat and Meat Specialty
cities. Let them show you. ’
. wRhin specified periods of time. said district will be held at School («21.871 with coals and disburse
Trade of Thia Section Offering (' hoiee Freak and Smoked Meata and
This firm has a background of [ p nder the contract an additional House on the 27lh «lay of October. ment< taxed at Nineteen and 25-1(8)
Many Delicariea— E. II. Ilarbeck. Proprietor and Manager.
years of experience in the dry clean- | ,jve m ile, was built and aconsider- 1933, at two o'clock in the afternoon (819.25) Dollars anil the further
for the purpose of voting on the sum of Seventy-five and no-100
ing field.
able sum expended to rehabilitate
'Hie City Market has a large trade and all the meat specialities that
Dollars, ___
ns _______
attorney's _ fees
1934-35 school budget and to elect («75.(8)) ______
Any or all articles of wearing ap­ the first segment.
which judgment was enrolied un<i • eoiu over the surrounding territory are very tasty. These are all prepur-
one
director
to
fill
the
unexpired
parel will be carefully handled by
But the company was unable to
dtx’keteil in the (Jerk s office of as their fume for choice, fresh incuts ed at the store or purchased from
, and j i last . sum-
_ term
of Dan McCarter,
term
them, the same consideration being finance the remainder
wltl,..
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...
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.
. . . ending ' said Court in said County on the |,us , pread fllr
specialists in these lines who make
,.
,
,
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.
June
20,
1935.
Also
to
authorize
the
25
tn day of .September, 1933.
i
.
given to oi4-of4own and parcel mer applied for a reconstruction .
,
,
.
. .
goods
that are prime.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that,
pur«
lv
l,rcPur,dion
of
meat
for
the
.« bter . sought
....... I , board ., to dispose of the sheet
post business as is being extended . loan of t $0.718,.«5. and
. metal suant to the terms of the said exe- -table has been one of the disputed
The market is filled with Ihe very
.
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i
,
,
.
.
.
from
the
old
healing
plant
equip-
to local patrons.
a public works loan of a similar _ .
",
,
’ cution, I will on the 28th day of subjects from time immemorial but latest in Ihe way of fixtures und re-
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ment of Ihe Gold Hill school, and
It is this type of service that has amount.
ra” . , un“ , 1 . Bic present day has the trigerutlng devices to that all meals
the pump at the Foots Vreek school. at trie front door of the Courthouse
made the Valley Cleaners so popu­
The road connects with the
in
the
City
of
Medford,
in
Jackson
had ,hc I’ri'ilegc of eating ore in Ihe very best of condition
Dated
this
11th
day
of
October,
lar in this community. This paper Southern Pacific at Grants Pass.
County. Oregon, offer tor sale anil 'neats so ably prepared as they are when you get them here and If vou
1933.
does not hesitate to recommend this
will sell at public auction for cash today. Mr. Hat beck an«» assistants care for them properly you will
Attest: Bertha Coy,
firm to anyone in this community-
n' I|’*‘l«l<*r; to satisfy laid ¡«re expert meat cullers und under­ find Ihut your dinner will not he a
Swiftest and Slawaat
District
Clerk.
judgment, together with the costs of
desiring high quality dry cleaning
The swlfest «peed we know Is that
this sale, subject Io redemption as stand how the unimuls should be disappointment.
W. E. BOSS,
and dyeing at a price you can af­ of tight; the slowest, that of the
porvtded by law all of life right, j c“t to lhat you get exactly what you
We are pleased Io compliment
Chairman,
Board
of
Directors.
ford to pay.
growth of the human thumb nail.
title nnd interest that the said d e-I want. If you want a roast, steak or The City Market u|M>n the iMisitioo
Oct. 12-19
V.nDailey had “on 'n .e'in th ’dav'"o" Ì"'“ "“ »lece you
»"«• «»>»' occupied in the home life of this
Dailey had on Ihe 16th day
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
August 11430. o r n o w have m ;mi| to here they will sec that you gel the part of the stale and would refer Ihe
By Virtue of an execution on Ihe following described property, very best.
; excellent meats to the people and
Foreclosure duly issued out of and situated in the County of Jackson,
Located in Grants Pass at 6th and G Street. Merit Your Patronage.
In
addition
to
the
fresh
meals
suggest that everyone occasionally
under the seal of the Circuit Court State of Oregon, to-w it:
they curry a line of smoked meals, should drop in Iheir slore und do a
This is a financial institution that ducted and the business of corpora- of the State of Oregon, in and for
Lots numbered 16 in Block
ham, bacon, lard, bologna, («oiiltry j little shopping.
has been a potent factor in the pro- tions, firms and individuals is solic- the County of Jackson, to me di­
numbered 17 in Ihe Town of
rected ami dated on the 28th day
Butte Falls, Jackson Counly,
gress and expansion of this part of 1 ited on the most favorable terms.
of September, 1933, in a certain ac­
Oregon.
It is comfortably- housed and con­ tion thereni, wherein George W.
the state. A strong and progressive
Dated this 26th day of September.
bank under experienced manage­ veniently arranged for the safe Stacy as Plaintiff, recovered judg­ 1933
ment
against
Maude
E.
Jones
uud
guarding of the moneys. Taken all
ment of prominent financiers.
WALTER J. OLMSCIIEID,
Waiter A. Jones the defendaaits, for Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon. Located at 411 G in Grants I’aaa, Phone 43. Under the Capable Man-
Among the financial institutions in ali it is an institution in which the
sum of Two thousand four hun­
Bv Olga E. Anderson, Deputy.
agemrnt of Mr. Heaa,
of this part of the state there are in­ the people have felt at home for dred eighty-six and 82-1(8) dollars, S28-O26
deed few which can show more many years and to which they have («2486.62) with interest on $2000.00
'Ibis is one of Ibe lending retail i you will find Ihe sales people have
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
at 7% per annum from October 1,
substantial progress than this pro­ pointed with pride.
grocery stores in (his community of- the ubilily of giving you exuctly
By
Virtue
of
an
execution
on
1930,
in
the
further
sum
of
«420.00
It is arranged not only for the
gressive bank. From the date of its
with costs and disbursements taxed Foreclosure dulv issueil out of amt feriug Ihe best in pure fooda and what you wish, und a lurge or amall
Organization up to Ihe present time convenience of the officials of the at Twentv-one and 45-118) («21.45) under the seal of the Circuit Court groceries. Have un extensive patron- j order receive, Ihe same courteous
they have been noted for their bank, but as well for the accommo­ dollars, which judgment was enroll­ of the Stale of O regon, in mid for age in this territory.
i treatment.
sound energetic and conservant bus­ dation of the public. Beal magnain- ed and docketed in the Clerk's office the County of Jackson, Io me di­
This
well
known
grocery
is
Ihe
The management, Mr. Hess, of this
said Court in said County on the rected and dated on the 27th day
iness commanding in a marked de­ inous service to the public has been of
nt September, 1933. in a certain «.lie store ill this community where store sees that quality is high and
28th day of September, 1933.
gree the confidence of their de­ the policy of this bank since its in­
Notice is hereby given that, pur­ action therein, wherein Jackson Ihe housewife knows she can se- tliut you receive always the ehoic-
positors and the public at large, a ception and thus the people have suant to the terms of the said exe­ County Building anil Loan A ssocia­ cure the best in foods und at a i si of everything.
condition that is the aim of any ex­ learned that it is the intention of cution, I will on the 4th day of No­ tion, an Oregon Building nnd Loan reasonable price. The store is mod­
This is Ihe place where the high­
the management that the people vember, 1933, al 10:18) o'clock a. in., Corporation as Plaintiff, recovered ern and up-to-date in every partic­ est of quality prevails at the low-
ecutive board.
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against L. E. Walluee and
at
the _____
front ____
door ______
of the Courthouse
This well known banking firm should “Make Our Bank Your in the City of Medford, in Jackson Bessie Wallace the defendants, for ular, clean and sunitnry throughout. <st p o ssib le cost. Ail Ihut is needed
has greatly aided in the upbuilding Bank.”
County, Oregon, offer for sale and the sum nt «1400.(8), less the sum The business is conducted along is a trial to convince the most ex­
It is quite fitting and proper that will sell at public auction for cash of «298.82 paid on stock, less the progressive lines and we are proud act log.
of the home life in this section as
they have pointed the way to many in this review we direct the atten­ to the highest bidder, to satisfy sum of «45.30 accrued earnings on lo say that It is a credit to the com­
The public is thus assured of a
said judgment, together with the said stock, being the sum nt
by which they have secured homes tion of our readers to this well costs of this sale, subject to re- «1055.88, plus interest on «1400 from mercial life of tills section.
markrt of the very highest grade
and are now enjoying their posses­ known institution as one of the dis­ (iemption as provided by Law, all of August 8lh, 1932 to June 17th, 19.33
Here is a good grocery with the right here al home and thus they
sion and aiding in the progress of tinctive features of financial effic­ the right, title and interest that the at the rate of 10% tier annum, be- interest of your home nnd country
merit Hie consideration and liberal
said
defendants
Maude
E.
Jones
nnd
>ng
the
sum
of
«120.16,
plus
Inter-
iency and one of its most valued as-
the nation.
Walter A. Jones had on the 1st day i est on «1055.88 from June 17lh, al heart. Fair and straightforward support of both furmers and town
A general banking business is con- sets.
of October 1930, or now have in 1933 to date hereof at 10% per in their business dealings, it is not lolks.
and to the following described annum, being the sum of «26.38, strange they have reached such a
The management, Mr. Hess, will
plus «8.00 for insurance premium success.
he found lo be eourteolis and ae-
paid by Plaintiff, plus «¿.00 for
To be able lo make ceitnin of comodating nt all times and has
continuation of abstract of title
Beginning at the Southeast
On H St.. Grants Pasa, Feature New and Used Furniture, and a Com­
witli ínteres on judgment at 10% getting the best of groceries and been closely allied wilh Ihe large
corner of Section 10 and run­
per annum with costs and disburse­ other allied prodUrti is a great I
plete Line of Second Hand Goods of All Descriptions—Specialize In
ning thence North 15 chains;
bosines- interests of this section for
ments taxed at Eighteen anil 05-100 boon to any city. At this grocery | some
thence West 40 chains; thence
Bicycle Repairing—Phone 228-J.
time.
(818.05) Dollars, and the further
South 15 chains; thence East
sum of One hundred ten a n d
40 chains to the place of begin­
Luke’s Second Hand Store is one sortment that can be bought for un­
no-100 («110.00, Dollars, as attor­
ning, containing 60 acres, all in
of the institutions that fit well into der the market. Often they have ex­
ney’s fees, which judgment was en
Section 10, Twp. 35, South of
cellent
pieces
that
are
offered
at
rolled and dorketed In the Clerk’s
Range 2 West of the Willam­
the present day life and business
most reasonable prices. Articles can
office of said Court in said County
ette Meridian. Also the South­
and furnish the public with a ser­ be secured here as low as fifty per­
on
the 28th day of September, 1933 Wilh Office in Granta I’aaa nt 519 II 8t-, la the Moat Kffirient Eye Spe­
east quarter of the Southwest
Notice is hereby given that, pur­
quarter of Section 10, Iwp. 35,
vice that entitles them to a large cent below Ihe market.
cialist in This Section—Prepared lo Give Your Eyea the Scientific Ex­
suant to the terms of the said exe
South of Range 2. West of the
amination anil Attention They Demand.
patronage and a well deserved com­
You can often pick up bargains
cution,
I
will
on
Ihe
28th
day
of
Willamette Meridian, contain­
mercial success.
here in the way of furniture that
October, 1933, at 10:00 o’clock a.
ing 40 acres. Also, that parcel
A service depending for sui cess i you with lenses tlie correct power
m., at the front door of the C ourt­
People who are suddenly trans­ has heroine antique and also in the
of land beginning at the one-
upon technical accuracy, where so lor your individual needs. Those of
house
in
the
City
of
Medford,
In
half
mile
stake
on
the
north
ferred from one city to another or way of complete outfits for homer
Jackson County, Oregon, offer for important a thing as eye-sight Is (our readers who are in need of
line of Section 15, and running
who for other reasons desire to having been secured from people
sale and will sell at public auction concerned, should he conducted by service of the nbove character
thence West one-half mile; thence
break up house'jteeping w ill find who are suddenly transferred or
for cash lo Ihe highest bidder, lo e qualified eye specialist who has should iivull thcinselves the services
South one-quarter mile; thence
satisfy said judgment, together wilh
that this slore is a ready purchaser have given up a winter home,
East one-quarter mile; thence
of this niun and at all limes he can
the costs of this sale, subject to re­ made a special study of Ihe eye.
diagonally North-cast from the
o f the complete outfit as they deal
They have a very complete stock
I liere is no one in this section assure you of reliable work. His
demption
as
provided
hv
law,
all
Inst
named
point
to
the
place
of
in everything in the way of house of used articles of all kinds. They
of the right, title and interest that who has made a deeper study or Is practice is by no means confined
beginning, containing 60 acres
furnishings and are able to offer in make a specialty of bicycle repair-
the said defendants L. E. Wallace heller equipped lo serve you than to Ihe city, hut extends throughout
In said Section 15, Township
and Bessie Wallace hail on the 14th
cash a very fair price. AH you have ing and should your bicycle need
nnd Range as aforesaid.
Dated this 3rd day of October, day of November 1928, or now have Dr. H. W. Hermann. Expert know- this and adjoining eounlles, und he
lo do is to call them and they will attention bring it here and have it
in and lo Ihe following described ledge nnd efficiency has caused this I is glad nt all limes to have the
1933.
come and the closing will be only fixed up.
property, situated in the County inan to gain an enviable reputation iieople from the rural districts visit
WALTER J. OI.MSCHEID,
a matter of a very short time.
, In making this review we are Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. of Jackson, Slate of Oregon, to-wit: through this section anil built for his office.
Beginning .396 feel West of
They buy used furniture for cash, pleased to compliment Luke's Sec­
Bv Olga E. Anderson, Deputy.
himself a large clientele.
Your eyes nre your two most del­
the Southeast corner of Lot 2,
repair it and then sell it at very rea- ond Hand Store upon the prominent O5-N2
You cannot he loo careful wilh icate orgnus and should receive Ihe
Hamilton’s
Addition
In
the
City
sonablc prices. No furniture is plac- part they play in the home furnish­
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
of Medford, thenec North 166
your eyes. Very frequently eye correct attention they deserve.
ed on the floor or sold by them that ing life of this section of the state
By Virtue of an execution on
feet; thence west 260 feet;
trouble starts from the slightest In­
Wc wish lo direct the attention of
Foreclosure
duly
issued
out
of
and
thence
south
106
feet;
thence
is not in the most servicable con­ and would suggest that those who
fection. If you nre having any our readers to Dr. II. W. Hermann
under
the
seal
of
the
Circuil
Court
east
200
feet
to
the
place
of
be­
desire to practice economy and of the State of Oregon, in nnd for
dition.
trouble with your eyes, it will pny when your eyes require help. He
ginning.
People desiring to furnish a home thrift and still at the same time have the County of Jackson, to ine di­
Dated this 29th day of Septem­ you to eonsult him for an exam­ has Justly merited the reputation
•completely or who just want to pick the very best look over Iheir slock rected and dated on the 25th «lay ber, 1933.
ination which muy save you much gained and is ready at all times to
up a few pieces or want some artl- occasionally. They are the only of September, 1933, in a certain ac­
WALTER J. OLMSCIIEID,
future trouble or pain,
tion
therein,
wheieln
WPHair
Tref-
give any information you may de­
Sheriff
of
Jackson
County,
Oregon.
■cles to match up with what they second hand store in Ihe world that ren as Plaintiff, rerovere«! lodgment
Br. Hermann makes each rase sire that is in the province of the
By Olga E. Anderson, Deputy.
Lave w ill find here a wonderful as- guarantee what they sell.
against Arthur Dailey and Clara V. 05-26
one for special study, and can fit eye.
Located ia G rania Hasa at 6 1 1 H.
Phone 260 O ffer the Best of Serv- !
ice.
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iït2 t IQ0Ô
City Market for Better Meats
Grants Pass & Josephine Bank
Star Seed and Grocery Co., Offer Quality Goods
Luke’s Second Hand Store -Grants Pass Bargain Center r e o i ’sTaWo?e^nJo%n^ °'
Consult Dr. Herbert W. Herm ann-lt May Be Your Eyes