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Newspaper Page Text, ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS Wednesday, June PACK TWO Ashland Weekly Tidings Establish! 1876 Published Every Wednesday by THB ASHLAND PRINTING CO. OFFICIAL CITV AND COUNTY PAPER. ' TELEPHONE 8. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Year $300 811 Months 1-26 Three Months advkriisi.no rates. Display Advertisements, each inch 1 3"c Lotal Readers, the line 10c Classified Column, the word, eaclT time 10 Legal Notices, each time, the lln. : 3 1-SC Card of Thanks $100 Obituaries, the line V4c Fraternal orders and societies charg ing regular Initiation fees and dues, rAffiilar rates. Rurioua and benevolent societies will ha charged at tbe regular ad vertlsing rate for all advertising when an admission or coiiecuun is taken. Reorganization of County Government Urge) d By Grand Jury COUNTY fcXOXKKATKS BIT FINDS FACLTY; BLAMES TREASURER. COl'RT in 'be conduct of his office. He states ! that a nimllai condition will tint ra. tiOVKK.vilGa r is Entered atv the Ashland, Oregon, Postoffica as second class mall matter COUNTY 11C.A An attempt will bo made to ar range a post-seasou Kama with (ho Ashland Y. M. C A. league. This will probably take the form of an all-star team from each town. The Junior teams will also compete if present .plans materialize. occur. . . FORMER i County Court. . - The Jury has compared tho' 1918. 1 1919 and 1920 county budgets and finds the Increase In tax rate 'due . ..... ....... , .. ....,-, -..mostly to Increase In state and school lHl "r " " " taxes. As these matters are decided ALL DEPARTMENTS OF 4ACK.bjr ,he Totenj tha C0UDty o(cial3 HON COUNTY GOVERNMENT, j have no control. The advance in la jbor and materials during these years 'accounts for an Increase In tbe coun- Honorable F. M. Calkins. judt;e of i tya Internal expenses, which has been Mie circuit court: I within reason. While there Is prob- Tho gi'aixl Jury for the .May term ability of smaller state and school bona to submit the following report Ltaxes, and that the expense of con- The Tulent Y. M. O, A. junior boys' club, under the dir-scllon of Mr. Newbry, has adopted the Christian Citizenship Training Program, which is the most down-to-date form of or ganization for boys. The program Includes the all-round development of the members with the added fea ture of what is called "Charting the Boy." By a simple method, a vis ualized representation of the. four sided growth of the boy is shown, and the constant subsequent effort of the boy with the help of the lead er Is to Improve on deficiencies made evident by the chart. Handbooks for each member te.icii the system, which is the result t. the best thought and experience oi Y. M. C. A. leaders for generations. to you. in addition to the Indict ments, which have heretofore been oreaented: In view of- the disturbed siute of mind of the public, mid the pressure at public opinion, together with charges and evidence that have come before this grand jury, we have felt In duty bound to investi gate carefully the affairs of the county. The jury has labored hard to this end and the findings in the follpwing report are fully substan tiated by the law and the evidence. Sheriff's Office. We find that the sheriff Is regu larly turning over to the treasurer, funds collected by his office, and complying with the law in this re spect. The collection of delinquent, un secured personal taexg shows every evidence of neglect In paBt years, for which there seems to be no good ex cuse. The 1913 list shows $11,206. 33 outlawed by limitation, after col lecting $960.67 by special effort. ducting the Internal county affairs may be slightly less than at present, a material reduction in the tax rate will depend upon the results from spe cial elections soon to be held. It is the belief of this Jury that the county court is conducting the coun ty affairs In a careful arid business like manner. We have reached this conclusion only after careful Inquiry, having in mind the many criticisms of their conduct of the county affairs. District Attorney. ' This jury believes that the county's Interests which come under the ju risdiction ot the district attorney are betng well protected. The work Im posed by the Bank of Jacksonville cases has been very heavy and we be lieve that no effort has been spared to bring the guilty ones to justice and to protect no one. This jury has Inspected the county poor farm and finds the property In excellent condition. The superinten dent and county officials are evident- it mnlntnlnlflGr thla wnrlhv Inatltu. The lists to, 1914. 1915. 1916, 1917, ,n . efflclent manner nA, 1918 and 1919 amount to $36,484.01! without, penalties and Interest which n ; a pleasant home for our less for- '. tiinntn eltlxenct will Increase the amount by an est!-, . Tng jury lmpeeM the county uuiiou uv per cem. me county court has Issued en order to the sheriff to proceed with the collec tion of all lists at Jail and recommends that all windows of the male ward be protected by steel screens to cover the entire onenlnc. Once, and llR aimil.,.. (h thnaA which envor on ma -. ......, -. , ,ower ,er Wln(,0W. A,S0 ,hat in hub ena, ,ine sneriri nas a 9' The first three-day boys' camp will be held June 21-23. Boys and lead ers will assemble at Medford, ready to leave nromntly at 9 a. in.. Bed- fling and grub will be transported free from Medford to the cump. The boys will hike. A semi-military discipline will be used at camp, tbe camp bugler gllug the calls for rev elllo, assembly, mess, retreat and taps. There will be campcraft, cook in K. games bible study, and all tbe fun and freedom from the restraints of civilization, which every red blooded men longs for "when the green gets back in the trees." There will be other enmps luter. It is planned to have a" camp within teach ot each of tbe following com munities: Ashland, Talent, Griffin (,'rtek, Phoenix, Oak Grove, Med ford, Jacksonville, Lone Pine, and Central Point. This firs", (amp wll! be for those In the northern part of this district, while u more souther ly location will probably be secured for the second camp a week luler. Full information will be in hands of adult lenders In each munlty. inert the Jury thai delinquent per sonal tnxes have been placed against real property In all cases where real property exists. Treasurer's Office. all gratings be sealed securely to the walls of tbe buildings. The courthouse and grounds are in creditable condition. The annex across the street will add a very ser viceable structure nt n low enar The' The treasurer is conduces his N prol)08eu- vault w tne re ot tbe airs in accordance with the law nJjC0U,., nouge w proyidfl is to be commended for his. f Irm ; re(.orQB al a rea80nable expenge !f ... ..... . ... , CBn D6hll,t at the estimated figure. ... luo oanas , ,,, ,n nccordance wUn a or(,er ,Muea county well protected by security. by your honorab)9 irffi th,g g ... .. wi.uin n.s ngnts m aeemmg. ,,,,,, tQ ,eport for the ptlblle.. ln. to accept turn overs of tax monies ..a, th, Inhn from the sheriff without accompany-! lv , ong conlne(1 , the d(le(, DK distribution, sheets which showcol, of , bp(m returned . " wn.cn me mon.esimotherelrrtbtbugremovlngllmen belong But as the preparation of an a gource of ma r thPMA flfntrllinllnn olion.u ... n m.,1 . .i. Tne indictments returned in the er o, co.,,oera..1e worK, u.e snentrlBank of Jacksonville case cover all is compelled to accumulate large; tu HmnH, ...,. -.,,, wllil sum. In his tax collector's bank the btnk'i fallurt that have been count during the two tax Paying sonted to the Jury. There remain to periods, awaiting the preparation ofjb(( nve8tlgatd ,he ,,blllty of tl)M .in Biiiru.n, AH u lBUIl, lue cuuiuy loses Its 2 per cent Interest on the treasurer's dally balances and the monies have not the protection of owng to the pregg of work upo thf mo treasurer n securuy oonos, nnu the securities required of the banks, upon county treasurer's deposits. bank directors and the state bank ex amlners, which will have to be de ff-rred until the next term of court Anhland Y. will plan a track and field meet, to tako place us soon as tbe baseball season is over. COLVIG FAMILY PIONEERS 1 PI REUNION I'lstrlct attorney. The county had on deposit in the hnnlt nt the tlmo nf fullm-n I), a f..l. mine tue inieresi on naiiy nniancesi owng. rer $107,737.60 accounts) ' 1,964.41 Co. sheriff (2 accts) 2,162.89 County assessor ....... ' 23.06 I he 1 tun illfi; '"" lost In this way will amount to olycounty Trenail rom- $500 to $1000 annually, the lack of;Co, clerk (3 a security to protect the large sums of money in the tax collector's bank accounts (s a matter of much Impor tance. We hare carefully gone over this, matter with the treasurer, the sheriff, the crtunty court and be lieve thnt an arrangement agree able to all has been made, which Total $111,867.85 These accounts were secured by the treasurer's bond of $20,000 and se curities against deposit of $11,000, whlnh huVA htutn ftnllentp,! Thn will permit the sheriff to remit dally I. . -,. . . .. , . ., . clerk's and sheriff's bonds cover their deposits. They formed tbe basis of a bill introduced In the last legislature to the treasurer, Assesnor's Offit. The assessor appears to have his affairs In excellent shape. Tbe matter of valuation of tim ber was discussed thoroughly with the assessor, and the Jury finds de cided opportunity for Improvement here. We find that the ussessor cruised a small area of timber at a cost of $500 and Increased tho ns- Twenty-two members of the Cll vlg family, well known pioneers ot Ashland and vicinity, held a family reunion picnic at Savage Rapids on the Rogue River yesterday. The old est member of the family was Valney Colvlg, 80 years old. The patriarchs were Valney Col vlg. (ieorge Colvlg and William M . Colvlg, all ot whom crossed tbe plalus in 1851. Judge Volney Colvin was repre sented at the gathering by the fol lowing members ofjils family: Mrs. O. V. (iillett and son tleorge Virgil Mr. and Mrs T. W. Sanford and land the grand Jury recommends this Helen Colvlg. Geo. W. Colvin had as his repre sentative. Dr. and Mrs. Bertram H Stone of Ban Francisco, and Mrs Geo. W. Colvig. by our senator and representative to free them from the liability. Tbe bill was withdrawn when It was shown that the bill would meet tbe gov ernor's veto. It will be the duty of the county court to proceed agalust these bonds unless legislation inter venes to take the matter out of their bands. Of the amount In the clerk's HPBfia.l Vdlllntlnn IIAfl AAA whll, mr-ans an annual Increase of Income account S2'10 "ale ame ai of $6000 at a twenty mill tax rate. "9 lleenw hleh ' 95 "r cent due assessor estimates that a ,ue Blalfl Bna " the state ny the clerk, rnis lessens The cruise ot all the timber In the coun. ty, with the usual maps, would cost 150,000 to $100,000, and that the resulting reclassification and valua tion would increase the assessed valuation $2,000,000. This would mean an annual. Income ot $40,000 at a twenty mill rate after paying for tn cruise. This Is good business the amount of the county's claim by that sum. The assessor withdrew his account a -few day before the bank's failure, except the small balance represented by uncertified deposits, which the as sessor has made good to the county. Former TfaNurvr Maimed The treasurer's deposits, began to move very emphatically. Some let- pass the amount of security and to ters from other counties In the state which have had their timber cruised will be published later. It should be stated that a cruise once made ba- Miss Rowen Gale had tbe dlstlnc- ctfmes a permanent record, which lion of presenting her grandfather, jean be corrected yearly as the tlm Wm M. Colvlg, other members of his'ber Is removed or destroyed by fire. family being away on their vaca-t County Ckrk's Office. tion. exceed an amount reasonable for the resource of the bank before the mid dle ot 1917. which would suggest that there was ample warning of ir regularity so long before the failure that those entrusted with tbe man agement of the county affairs, might hare detected and have dealt with Other member of the family were Mr. and Mr. H. C. Emery and daughter Maxlne. Mr. Geo. Watson and sob Kendrick, Mrs. Nan Wood., Mr. a fed Mrs. Wallace Wood son Ahljah This olfice appear to be la- good! the matter far enough back a to condition. The Jury baa investigated complaints of the clerk's absence from his office beyond a reasonable amount, and have prevented the great Ions to the county. The last legislature passed laws. accepts hi statement which will to tome extent, prevent a and that outside matter unexpectedly similar occurence, by requiring the compelled him to be away last sum- treasurer .to report monthly to the Aa excellent dinner was spread imer during part of .business hours, county court balance on deposit in beneath the trees and en Joy I , which he made up In part by working! the several banks, and tbe amount of by all. out of bours with no loss of efficiency 'secuurity protecting the deposit. This will place the - information squarely before the county 'colirt. It 1 pertinent tf state that the statutes read that no county or state official other than the treasurer Is criminally IkMe for th loss of the treasurer'' funds, unless it can be shown that such official is a party to an illegal act, which result in a loss. County' Court Exorwuteil . It Is tbe opinion of this jury that produced to show liability on the part of any county official, but we do know that monthly statements from the banks holding treasurer's de posits, setting forth tbe dally bal-, ances and interest thereon were a part of the papers turned over to the county clerk by the treasurer and filed without presenting them to the county court for review. - ' The auditor' report for .1919 wherein tbe deposit In the Bank of Jacksonville showed about $64,000 on December 31, 1919, was accepted, approved, and' filed by the1 county court June t, 1920. This Jury is of the opinion that the annual audit should be ordered by and made to tbe "grand jury, and then made ' public. While all rec ords are acoessable to a grand jury, tbe examination ot the audit should be specifically a part of their duties and If made to them, it would be come necessary to accomplish this. County Goveruruerat Faulty. It is the opinio not this jury that the present method of county gov ernment Is faulty. As the county of ficials are elective, there seems to be no authority. to remedy a possible lack of co-ordination between offi cial. Irregular action upon the part ot one official cannot be cor rected by another. Just why county government Is so organized when a city, a state and the nation have au thorltlve heads Is possibly explain able, but to this Jury the question Is unanswered. Whether he county court should be made responsible for the lawful and businesslike conduct of the country's affairs, or whether a single head should be entrusted with this duty, is a matter of opin ion. ' Under the present laws, the only method ot procedure against an of fending official seem to be by I grand Jury action, which is both uncertain of prompt action and da; pendent upon the official being re. ported to the jury. At the best, a grand jury can only Investigate, rec ommend and report their findings, trusting to public opinion to compel correction. Criminal act are of course, a matter of the prosecuting attorney and the grand Jury, but by correcting wrong doing and unbusi nesslike methods before they lead to criminal acts, would save the. ex treme penalty to the Individual and the public. The Bank of Jackson vllle is the best evidence ot this point, for even If the treasurer's over-deposits in that bank had been detected by another county officer, the law provided no possible method for stopping further deposits and compelling correction (ot the error, It is the hope ot this jury that some organized body of representa tive citizens will Interest' themselves In an attempt to, recast the entire matter of county 'government by legislative action. Pending such action, we believe it desirable that the grand Jury be used by the county officials as a clearing house for investigation and publicity where matter need at tention beyond , the powers ot tbe county officials; and further thnt succeeding grand Juries take upon themselves the duty. 1 CAR COLLIDES WITH . TRVCKr GOES IK RIVER ' GRANTS PA8H, Ore., June 8. Mr. aud Mm. ,W. "E. Chllders, an aged couple at Gold Hill, were; drowned nejrf here yesterday after. noon at 2 o'clock when the- car In which- they were riding locked hubs with a truck on tho Pacific highway, throwing their car into the Rogue River running parallel to the rood, The machine plunged into the river at a point one mile beyond Rogue River elation, toward Ashland. The occupant were uninjured by the plunge but JuuiimmI from tre par into the stream which In unusually Ugh and swift at this time of ear. They were nt ones swept awuy be yond reach of rescuer and curried under in mid channel. The body of Mr. Chili! wiw recovered 'at a point four lulled beyond ttie. scene of the accident. The body of Mr. did ders had not been recovered at a late hour today. It waw stated by the driver of tlte truck that thn ma chine driven by Mr. Chllders came to A full atop in the river, grounded on a aiind bnr. The ged couple how ever, overcome by fear, Jumped from the car In an attempt to reach the river, bank. -.The admonition from tho truck drivers to "sit tight" until they could ,bo rescued was unheed ed, the driver stated. . , The aged couple were on the way to their home ln Gold Hill where they have been resident for several years. Mr. Chllders wax a retired miner and rancher. Ife was the for mer owner of a hiiw mill on Evans Creek. The couplo are survived by several children living In Gold Hill. One son, H. O. Chllders, lives in Ash land. Claim No. (4 ln Township 88 South of Range 1 West of th Willamette executor of said estate tor twenty per cent-of the amount of aqy uucli Meridian, in Oregon, which point is, bid, balance to be paid upon accept- . on the West side lln ot nrooosed lance of bid. The executor reserves Gibson Avenu and from said point running North 3 degree Wast a diS' tanc of 226 feet to th place of be ginning of th land to beold;Thenc West a distance of 132 feet to alloy: Thence North- 8 degree West a dis tance of 100 feet; Thence East a dis tance of 133 feet to the West aide line of said Avenue: Thence South 3 degrees East 100 feet, to tha- place ot beginning. v MJated at Jacksonville Oregon, May otn. izi. C. E. TERRILL, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon: "By FLORA THOMPSON, 37-4 " Deputy CHARMING DINNER PARTY IS GIVEN AT PROVOST APT8. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Provost enter tained at the Provost apartments, over the Citizens Bank, yesterday evening -with a dinner party tor which eleven covers were laid. The large reception hall, charmingly decorated with roses, was utilized for the event and dinner was served at 8 o'clock. The hostess, Mrs. Provost was complimented on her culinary ablll', one guest terming the dinner a "Jolty bit of all right." After the dinner party the rugs were taken up and the evening spent In dancing to music supplied by a vlctrola and Mrs. Provost on th? piano. After dinner stories were in order and a reading by Mrs. Marlam Shepard was much appreciated. For dancing' the apartment were thrown open, effecting In connection with the long hallway, a large dunce floor.; Refreshments were served after the dancing, a midnight lunch fea turing the evening' finale. Those present at the party were: Mr Miriam Shepard, Mr. McDonald, of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D Wineland, Mi. M. L. Heywood, Ml3 Hazel Heywood, Mrs. W. M. Cass ler, Mrs. B. Loretta Sullivan, F. Kmv noth Sullivan, n,d Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Provost, host and hostess. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OK K.YECVTOR8 AND TO PRESENT CLAIMS IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON STATE OF OREGON In the matter of the Estate of Charles W. Root. T)(fteitat.rl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thaf the Honorable G. A. Gardner, Judge of the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, bus appointed the undersigned as executors of the es tate of Charles W. Root, Deceased. Any person having a claim against the said estate Is required to present the same, duly verified, at the offices of Briggs Brlggs, Attorneys, Plo-J neer Block, Ashland, Oregon, within six month from tbe date of the first publication of tills notice, Date of First Publication: May 11, 1921. E. V. CARTER. O. WINTER. T J. P. DODGE, 37-4 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT the right to reject any and all bids. V , O. M. BROWBK, 37-4 Wed. Executor. il'BLIC LAND SALE. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR. U. S. Land Office, at Roseburg, Oregon, May 19, 1921. '- . Notice is hereby given that, as directed by the Comismsloner of the General Land office, under provi sion of Sec. 2466, R. S., pursuant to the application of Mary Homes Tuck er, Serial No, 012927, we will offer at public sale, to tbe highest bidder, but at not less than $4.00 per acre, at 10 o'clock A. M., on the 2nd day of July, next, at this office, the fol lowing tract of land: NEK NW4, Sec. 22, T. 39 S R. 2 East, Will. Meridian. The sale will not be kept open, but wjll be declared closed when" those present at the hour named have ceased bidding. The person making the highest bid will be required to Immediately pay to the Receiver the. amount thereof. Any persons claiming adversely the above-described land nre advised to tile their claims, or objections, on or before the time designated for sale. . W. II. CANON, 40-6. 4leglHter. Notice I hereby given that the un dersigned, administrator of the Es tate ot William Powell, deceased, has filed In the County Court of Jackson County, State of Oregon, bis final account aa such administrator ot said estate and that Saturday, June llth, 1921 at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m. has been fixed by the Court as the time for hearing of objections to aid report, and the settlement thereof. T. L. POWELL, Administrator of the ' Estate of William Powell, deceased. 36-5-wed NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR. U. S. Lund Office at -tloseburic. Oregon, May '26, 1921 Notice Is hereby given that Italuli H. Springsteen of Plnehurst. Oregon. - who, on May 23, 1918, made Home stead EntrySerial, No. 011280, for the 8,14 of NE' Of Section 17, Township 40 8, Range 4 E, Will amette Meridian, bus filed notice of intention to make Final three- year prooff to establish claim to the land above described, before F. Roy Davis, U. S. Commissioner, at his office, at Medford, Oregon, on tho 6th day of July, 1921. Claimant names us wltiu-in.'S. George A. Grieve, of ilornbrook, California. Thomas J. Grieve, of Ilornbrook, California. , Fred W. Edsall, of Plnehurst, Oregon. Fred Train, of Ilornbrook. Calif, W. H. CANON, 40-6 Register. MINING APPLICATION NO. 013700 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND! FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON 8TATE OF OREGON. United .States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, MAY 10, 1921. Notice Is hereby given that William Milnes, whose post office address Is Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, has made application for patent to the fallowing described placer min ing ground situated in the COTTON WOOD mining district of Jackson County, Oregon, said placer ground being known as tbe RED POFFREY burs. Four, Five and Six, and con sisting of the following: Commencing at a point South 3l 51 minutes West 10.12 KIDDIES PLAYGROUND . SUPERVISED BY CITY The children's playground In Llthla Park was formally opened yesterday for tbe summer months under the supervision of Mrs. II. L. Homeswood who arrived In Ash land from Eugene Sunday. Mrs. HomeBwood was in charge ot the playground last year. More than 100 children of the city took ad vantage of the playground ren dezvous for Ashland's. Young America, i " The maintenance of the play ground at the city's expense ia part of. Ashland's program of civic betterment and ha been a pro nounced success during it conduct In the past. The idea of a public playground under the care ot a paid supervisor for children is a comparatively recent one and was pioneered at tint by only the lar ger cities' of the country. Ann laudT however, was among the first to carry out the idea. The primary purpose of the playgrouud is to not only till the need ot a gathering place under suitable bndjtions tor children of all ages but tp also relieve moth er ot worry during the summer vacation months when the kiddie are not la school. There are uo charge ot any kind made, Mr. Homeswood state. The program for the activities of the summer. Mrs.' Homeswood announced, will feature , base ball, volley ball, swimming les sons and kindergarten work tor the small folk. The swimming lessons will be given by Mrs. Homeswood at the NaiUtoriura and are open to the public, no age limits, without charge. The play grouud will be under the supervi sion of Mr. Homeswood from 10 to 12 o'clock In tbe morning and from 1:30 to I o'clock In th afttrnoon. MACAREE LODOft ENTERTAINED BY PAST COMMANDERS. The Macabee Lodge was enter tained yesterday evening at the Odd Fellows hall by Past Commanders of the lodge. An entertainment pro gram was carried out. Dancing and card games featured the evening. Mrs. Margaret E. Herrin, organizer of the present year for the lodge, made an address. The Past Com manders present were; Margaret Herrin, Anna Jones, Nora Walrad, Lena Nelson, Virginia Shaw, Annie McWIlllams, Eliza 1-ong, Odessa Foltz, Josephine Wallace, and Mabel Moore. Real Estate Homes and acreage. Farm and Stock Ranch. All Kind of Good Insurance Ashland A gears of Abstract Co. Billings Agency In the Matter of the Estate of George W. Grow, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned ha filed In ald Court her Final Account as admin istratrix' with Will annexed, ot the! Estate of George W. jGrow, Deceased. degrees and the Honorable. O. A. Gardner, chains from the Northeast corner of County Judge, ha designated June the Northeast Quarter of the North- 11th, 1921, it 10:00 o'clock at the west Quarter, Section 17, Township Court ' House ln Jacksonville, said South Range One, East oft bo County, as the time and place for u j Willamette Meridian, being corner hearing thereon. . Any person object- number One of Red Poffrey Claim ing thereto I required to file such Number Six; thence North 69 de- objection on or before the time of grees 33 minutes East 22.27 chains such hearing. 37-4 Wed. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, .w vv.a.b, t, U III uui .-,u. v. lieu v.- RACHEL GROW, frey Claim Number Six; thence Administratrix. South 67 degrees 9 minutes East i. in - 133 cnain8 i corner Kiimber Three. of Red Poffrey Claim Number Six; thence South 69 degrees 33 min utes West 22.27 chains to corner Number Two of Red Poffrey Claim Number Six and corner Number Two of Red Pofrrey Claim, Number Five; thence South 68 degrees SS minutes Weet 22.33 chains to cor- Notlce Is hereby given, that under and ln pursuance of an order of the County Court dT the State of Oregon, for the County ot Jackson, duly made and entered on the 14th day of May, 1920, In the matter of.ner Number Three of Red Poffrey the estate of Jennie Eccleston. de ceased, L. A. Roberts, the adminis trator of said estate will, from and after the 25th 'day of June, 1921, proceed to sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash, that certain real estate, belonging to said estate, and situated in the County of Jackson, and State ot Oregon, par ticularly described as follows, to-wlt: An undivided two-thirds of lot 311 Block B" in the Railroad Addition to tbe City of Ashland. Bids on said real property may be made to the undersigned at his of fice in The Citizen's Bank Building, at Ashland, Jackson , County, Ore gon Claim Number Five; thence North 67 degrees 9 minutes West 3.90 chains to corner Number Four ' or Red Poffrey Claim Number Four; thence South 30 degrees 19 minutes West 21 45 chains to corner Num ber Three of Red Poffrey Claim Number Four; thence North 67 de grees 9 minutes West 4.35 chains to corner Number Two oLRed Poffrey Claim Number Four; thence South 88 degrees 26 minutes West 4.4U chains to corner Number One of Red Poffrey Claim Number Four; thence North 2? degrees 17 minutes Kasl 23.20 chains to corner Number Five of Red Poffrey Claim Number Four; thence North 68 degrees 38 minutes East 22.33 chains to point of begin- First publication made May 25.;Bng, being corner Number One of 1921 L. A. ROBERTS, Administrator of the estate of Jennie Eccleston, deceased, Ashland, Oregon, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue ot an execution and order of Stfle duly Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, for Jackson County, dated May 4th, 1921, ln a certain suit therein, wherein Elizabeth A. Smith, ss Plaintiff, recovered judg ment against Clarence A. Hazen and Johanna D. Hazen, husband and wife, Defendant, for the sum ot One thou sand four hundred ninety-six ft 66 100 ($1496.66) together . with $150.00 attorneys fees, together with $222.85, being the amount plus in terest paid by Plaintiff aa taxes on Notice Is hereby given thaf tbe undersigned hits been appointed Executrix of the estate of Joshua Patterson, deceased, by the County Court ot Jackson County Oregon, and has qualified. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are notified to present the" same to me at the Talent State, Bank, m tbe town of Talent, Oregon, with proper voucher and duly verified, within six months from the first publica tion hereof, which Is May 18. 1921. ELLA J? PATTERSON, Executrix. L. A. ROBERTS, Attorney for' Executrix. J8-6-wed 'claim Red Poffrey Claim Number Five ami corner Number One of Red Poffrey Claim Number Six, excepting there from all thut portion of the above described Red Poffrey Mining Clulm lying and being situated within the St,te ol California. The amended location of said de scribed mining claim is recorded In volume 21 nt page 319 of the Min ing Records of Jackson County, Ore gon. And notice is further given that all persons claiming adversely the mining .ground, nlacer. veins ami lode premises hereinbefore describ ed and referred to, or surveyed, plai ted or herein applied for, are here by notified that unless their ad verse claims are duly filed accord ing to law within the time prescribed by law, with the register of the United States Land Office at Ros.--burg, Douglas County, Oregon, 'they' win ne narred from any right ot In said premises and every NOTICE OK SALE The undersigned Executor of tbe estate of John H. Bogue, deceased, Will, at any time before June 9th, 1921, receive at tbe law office of W. J. Moore, in the City of Ashland, Oregon, sealed bids for the purchase of all right, title and Interest that there are no adjoining claims to tbe said Real Property, together wltb tne aia ueceasea naa, ai me lime ot wiu uoacriDea piacer mining claim ,. $12.40 costs which Judgment was en-h' oeam, in ana-io tne toiiowing roiled and docketed in said Court .uescriDeu iracis oi mnu: part thereof by virtue of the statutes Of the United States in such case made and provided. Tbe description above given is In accordance with survey made by tho United State Survey General of Ore gon. The adjoining and conflicting claimants or claims are none, and April 30th, 1921. Notice I hereby given that, pur suant to the term of laid execution, I will on Saturday. June 11, 1921, at 10 o'clock A. M., at tbe front door of the Courthouse In tha City ot Jack sonville, Jackson .County, Oregon, offer for sale and sell at public auc tion for cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy said judgment, with the costs of this sale, subject to redemp tion as provided by law. all of tbe right, title and Interest that the de fendants, jointly or individually, had on May 1st, 1911 or have since ac quired, or now have In and to the fo-l lowing described property, situated In Jackson County, State of Oregon, to wit: Beginning at a point 10.17 chain East and I 25 chain North ot tbe Northwest corner ot Donation Land Residence property located on Water Street: Beginning at the southeast corner of lot $ block 29, of tbe City ot Ashland, Oregon, ex tending thence northerly along the west line of Water Street, 100 feet; thence northwesterly 40 feet; thence southerly parallel with the west line of said street, 10$ feet; thence east erly 40 feet to the place of beginning. Timber land located near Hyatt Prairie: The fractional Wii of the NWU of section 2 In Township 34 south of range 1 east W. M. Oregon, containing 79.10 acres. Bids will be received for either or both ot said tracts, subject however, to confirmation by tbe County Court of Jackson County, Oregon. 8ald consisting of the Mining Claims, Five and Six. ' W. H. CANON said Red Poffrey numbered1 Four,. 38-9-Wed. Register. NOTICE TO CREDITORS . Notice is liereTjy given that the unHersigned has been appointed exe cutrix ot the estate of John W Mills, Sr., deceased, by tbe Countv Court of Jackson County. Oregon. nd has qualified. "All persons hav ing claims against stld estate are- notified to present same to me at the law office of W. J. Moore. Jn Ashland, Oregon, with proper vou- er and duly verified within alt monins irom tne firkt nnhllpattni Dial sniii oe iu wnuug, signed oy nereor, which is April 27th 1921 tbe bidder and accompanied by a TALITHA C. MILLS duty certified check payable to thej$l-t.w Executrix