MONDAY, APRIL SO, 1917
PACa
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COUNTY TREASURER'S ANNUAL RETORT
, From January 1, 1111 to January 1, 1117
v : wsmMi rvun' ;
Cash BaJanoe on hand January 1, 1111 .' ...........
Received from Taxea, Penalty, etc.
Received from Interest oa Bank Deposlu ,
Received from Clerk's Fees ........................
Received frooi Miscellaneous sources .,
" ' . .7 : OONTRA '" ,
WarraaU cancelled ,.-.w..-..
Intermit on aame . ...
Bute Taxes paid .,
Transferred to School and other fund ., ....
Balance on band January 1, 1917 .......
' ; IIO AD VTXD
: Cash balance oo hand January 1, 1916 ......
Received from Taxes, penalty, ate.
Miscellaneous receipu ...............,.
; CWKTsM
Warrant cancelled
Internet oa aame ....
Balanra on band Jaauary 1, III 7 ..........
covin
Cash balance on band January 1, 1116
Tranaferred from General Fund J..
; ' ' r-. ,
V CONTHA
Warraau cancelled , . .
Balance a band Jaaaary 1, 1117
school And
Balance
Jan. 1 1116
7,643.86
12,630.61
43.00
. 1.25.00
.50
200.00
Special School Fund
County School rund
Mat School Fund .i
; HUdt School Fund....
lf Library Pund
Institate Pond
County Pair Pund ...
'. Registration of Title
Estate Pund
Porett Patrol Pund .
City of Oranu Pass..,
611.81
187.61
101.73
32.86
Pund
333.744.68
Bute of Oregon ) - . ..
County of Josephine) " S,.
k if J" ?;.Pe.'!!'rw0: CottMJ Treaaurer of Joaephlne County. Oregon, do
omci and" ln"my offldal Vuitody. "
Witness my hand the 20th day of January, A. D. 1917.
r- ':. . J. B. PETERSON.
,. ; County Treaaurer for Joaephlne County, Oregon.
PORTLAND MARKETS
. : Portland, April So.r-ToUay'a.' mar
ket flitotaflona were: , "
W-i " ' i" . . 4
Wheat CI uh, 36; bliitem.'372.
Oats No,. 1 white M, 84.00,
Barley Peso, 55.00.
Hogs Best live, 15.40 it 16.85.
NOTIOI TO I'ltOI'KHTV VN:itH
, '' (Hewer)
Notice Is hereby given to eafh and
every owner or the owners of the
hereinafter described lots and blocks
and acreage property m n'ore fully
t appears set out In full In thea.tsched
and annexed Apportioned Assessment
Roll,, which la Incorporated In and
made a part of thla notice, marked
Exhibit "A." That tbe Common
Council, pursuant to the petition of
' the property owners praying that
there be constructed a alx Inch lateral
aewer commencing at the point where
the alley through block 17,Orlglnal
Townslte, Intersects Eighth street,
and thence by an eaaterly course
along the center of the alley of Block
18, to point at or near 8kunk
creek at or near the southwesterly
corner of lot 3, In block 3, and thence
northerly extending across lot 3 of
said block and along the west boun
dary line or block 1, to the northwest
corner of lot 3. In said block 1, and
thence eaaterly to the south end of
the dividing Una between lots 1 and
3, In aald block 1, baa caused the City
Surveyor to prepare plans, specifica
tions, profiles and drawings and
quantltlea necessary and suitable for
such proposed work, all of which has
hn antirnvdul and mAnnli Tk.i
subsequently Ordlnsnce No. 758 waaUfJu' ?d l otherwise provide in
duly ordained providing for the con-wldv lancs for the conclusion of
struetlon of said sewer, and thereup-'fi,Pn,work' 'etlln the contract to
on tha sewer committee of aald Com- 'J 'P"1 sponsible bidder, with
mon council waa directed to view out,1 ..VL"' rMerv,l to reject any and
Inspect and examlno each lot. part of, ''L?' J' ,.
lot or acreage property and ascertain 1 j . nletna. profiles with
the benefit and extent that would ac- lrw "J ""'"ates of quantltlea
erne y such Improvements and the my b ,0l!ndu ,,he .mc of th f '1
character, nature and probable cost of ;urveyor il h Clt? nd or
such work, and thereupon return to " JLV JTJ?r-B In tJ1
the Common council finding, and an,?"? ''"I'fil 0,'i "dl w
Apportioned Aasesament Roll based j.f' ".,km? U. ln the cii
upon tha probable cost, with the dea- ","' 25 IS"' r,1- , k v
crlptlon of the property benefited. ? "Ti, h,I' hf T1
That on tha 19th dav or Ai.ni A. u.nt0,t m Dai n otooM aeal of
D. 1917, aald aewer committee, after
having performed Ha labors, return-
. ed to tha Common council an Appor
' tloned Assessment (Roll, and Ita flnd
' tngs, all of which now remain on file
with the Auditor and police Judge
and will thus remain until tha time
of hearing provided and aet aside by
the Common oounoll In notice to pro
perty owners,
That tha estimated probable cost or
aald alx taoh lateral aewer amounta to
the sum of 9202.00 and I distributed
among tha following Items of quan
tities, via.: 650 liners! feet of six
Inoh concrete pipe; 98 cubic yards of
excavation.
. That aald sewer committee finds
that eaoh and every one or tha lota,
blocks .or acreage property describ
ed in sain assessment roll Is peculiar
ly and directly benefitted to the ex
tent and portion as designated by
the amount set opposite esch descrip
tion and that auoh parcel or land
should hear moh proportion ol th
....... f 1,168.73
- 110,811.41
- '. 883.51
5,020.70
...... 112.10
91S7.673.ei
.... I 27.170.03
1,336.69
21,267.66
...... 76,614.00
7,284,44
1127,672.61
.1 4,601.62
- 12,644.40
. 6.036.61
I43.1I1.7S
.134,407.80
. 1,866.71
.. 3,918.32
142,111.73
..I 400.00
., 37,363.68
hockb rtNi)
137,763.68
I 1,607.05
.. 36.246.63
137,753.68
othkk fidh
Balance
Jan.l.ll7
I 5,178.66
3,822.05
11.47
3,276.00
1.25
207.00
97.35
187.61
101.73
, 60.36
1.032.77
Received
40,255.68
28.148.11
6.175.48
7,100.00
283.00
200.00
1,226.83
- Disbursed
t 43.719.98
81,357.65
6.118.01
6,130.00
338.36
' 13.00
1.740.69
445.74
41,263.03 ' 487.14
40,180.26
9124,324.76 9136,185.63 9U.483.76
Prime steers, 9.75; fancy cows.
9.00; best calves, 10. 00!
8prlng lamba. 13.60.
Butter City creamery, 36 M;
country, t.
. Bntterfat 37. .',
Kjrtae1ecr o(tl extraa, 31.
. Hens, 20; broilers, 80 fj 40;
geese, II 0 It. ,
A rlaislfled ad will slv results.
estimated probable cost. That anr per
son or persons Interested In such pro
posed improvements may at any time
inspect ana exsinine the rindings and
returns of said aewer committee.
That written objections, protests or
remonstrancea may be riled agalnat
such contemplated Improvement In
writing within alx daya after final
publication of thla notice bv Dostlne-.
which publication by posting will end
on the 6th day of May, A. D. 1917.
That thereafter at the next regular
meeting or the common council on the
17th day of May, A. D. 1917 all
written objections or remonstrances
thus filed with the auditor and police
Judge, and within tha time and man
ner required by law. will be consid
ered and heard In open council, and
thereupon the said Common council
after such hearing, If any there be,
will consider and determine the aald
aewer committee's report and find
ings, and will thereupon make any
modifications that may be deemed
necessary and equitable, and when
all modifications or revisions have
been made, aald Council will proceed
to adopt the written report and find
ings or said aewer committee, and
will thereupon, order an ordinance
drawn providing In the uaual manner
and time for the entry of the Aa
sesament Roll In the Docket of City
lo.,B , YT n,0.",,
25th dy of k .?' "JL. s
H. H. AL.L.YN.
Auditor and Polka Judge
or City of Grants Paaa,
uregon.
EXHIBIT "A"
Assessment roll for lateral aewer In
blocks 1 and 18 of the original
townslte, ' and "blocks 1 and 3 of
. boundary line addition to ths cltv
of Grants Pass, Josephine county,'
i uregon,'
1 I i ,'
t.ydla H. Dean, owner or re
pitted 6wner, tot 1 or block
1, original .townslte or
. W VirUHBl ' O - g .
sessed at 2 li. J i
u .u. iwreii, ownr or reputed
owner, lot 1 or biock 1, orlg
Inal' town or Oranta Pass,
Oregon, assessted at 11. S3
James N. Dean,1 awner or re
puted owner, lot 3 at black
BARBED WIRE IN WAR.'
Putting Up end Cutting Down Barrlere
la Perilous Werk.
The erevllun of war viitangli'iuciiM.
even when the trenches aril some dls
tauce aitart, U at all Hun- Canuvrou.
Tbe mcu alip t'vr i'.n- lurupct aud
lu tb Drat place hiiiii1 In I lie auport
Ullh nmllwa. tlx? u-mU f rbib arj
rarefully wrappt-d In cloth iu ordif to
deaden the aumid. Two other won
carry the wire dmiu-n afooJen vyf.u
dcr ruuud wliltb the Hire la Ml led -
by OMMua of n Umn m!( lUruiiK tbe
tent it, aud a to:nrule attarhni the
Irce to the atipiKirta. i
The work la aioiv and uervw atraln
lug, Miya a writer Jn the London
Graphic, for atur nhnl'g humt often and
compel the men to rotu b low and .ru
ms In motlonlp until the dam bonis
oat
To each soldier who takes part In
modern warfnre thick (tlV( for grli
ping r.lre aud atrong pliers for cutting
K are as essential as the rifle and bayo
net Before an assault by his own regl
meut the soldier cuts bis own wire.
and be must then endeavor aa best be
may to cnt and back bla way through
tue enemy a. pulling down a support
here, cutting tbe wires while the ma
chine gun batteries rap out tbelr mes
sage of death toward blm.
Thus barbed wire, so simple In Itself,
so deadly wben used In tbe ways de
scribed, enters Into every phase of op
eration In the firing tons. .
gjm cavxa .
Chuu Herlt Store
catarrh, diphtheria, sore throat.
tung trouoie, Kidney trouble, atom-
son irouoie, nean trouoie, emus and
fever, eramps. cougha. ooor circula
tion, carbuncles, tumors, caked
oresst, cures all klnda of goiters.
NO OPSRATION.
lledford. Oresnn. Jn it 1SIT
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Thla la to certify that I. tbe, un
dersigned. hSil Vrv MVAP rinmtnh
trouble and had been bothered' for
several years and laat Auguat waa not
expected to live, and hearing of (Jim
' t ... . . . . .
i.uuni I wnnui nmrn k am la vji
South Pront street In Medford) I do-
ciaea to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I started to feeling bet
ter aa Boon as I niert thm nil mi
am a well man and can heartily rec
oinmena anyone anuctea as I waa to
see Qlm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point.
Prrnk Lewis, Eagle Point.
Wm Lewis, Eagle Point.
W. L. Chlldreth, Eagle Point.
C. K. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mel n tyre,' Eagle Point .
Geo. B. Von de Hellen, r.ntW t'nlnt
Tboa. E. Nichols. Eagle Point. - .
John 8. Orth, Medford
Calling cards at the Courier.
1, original town or Oranu
Pass, Oregon, assessed at....
Albort Williams, owner or re
puted owner, lot 1 of block
19, original town of Oranta
Paaa, Oregon, except the
weaterly 30 feet thereof,
aaaeaaed at
Harriett Patrick, owner or re
puted owner, westerly 30
feet of lot 1 of block 18,
original town of Oranta Paaa,
Oregon, asseaaed at
11.23
8.33
S.20
it
Harlett Patrlok, owner or re
puted owner, lot 3 of block
18, original town of Oranta
Paaa, Oregon, aaaeaaed at...
11.22
Harriett Patrick, owner or re
puted owner, lot 8 ol block
18, original town or Oranu
Pass. Ores-oil. a una, or! at
11.22
Jennie Mosa, owner or reputed
owner, tot i or block 18 of
original town or Oranu
Pass. Oreaon. assessed at
11.22
11.22
11.22
Dan S. Msacsll, owner or re
puted owner, lot 5 of block
18, original town of Oranu
Paas. Orecon. assessed at
Dan 8. Ms sea 11, owner or re
puted owner, lot 6 of block
18. original town of Oranta
Paas, Oregon, aasessed at....
A. E. Boosy, owner or reputed
owner, lot 7 or Mock 18,
original town or OranU
Paaa. Oreaon. asaeaaeH at
11.21
V .
' '-'
11.22
11.32
11.22
!
11.22
11.22
11.22
11,23
' I
11.22
Lydia H. Dean, owner or re-
puiea owner, lot 1 or block
1, boundary line addition
to OranU Pass, Oregon as-
' sed at
I .yd la H. Dean, owner or re
puted owner, lot 3 of block
1, boundary line addition
to Grants Pass, Oregon, aa
sed at ....
James N. bean, owner or re
puted owner, lot 3 or block
i, vounaary line addition to
OranU iPasa, Oregon, aa-
' aed at
Jamea N. Dean, owner or re
puted owner, lot 4 of blook
. . 1, boundary Una , addition
, to OranU Pass. Oregon, aa
aed at
J. H. Wllllama. owner or re-
l puted owner, lot 1 or block
, 8, 'boundary. Una addition
t to Oranu Pass, Oregon, as-
aed at :
J. H. Wllllama. owner or re
puted owner, lot 8 or blook
8, boundary line addition
,, to Grants Pass, Oregon, aa-
aed at ' :.
A.' B. Boosy, owner or reputed'
owner, lot 3 or block 3,
boundary line addition to
,Oranta Pass, Oregon, assess
ed at t
Albert Williams, owner or re
puted owner, lot 4 or block
8,, boundary line addition
to Oranta Pass, Oregon, as-
sea at
DIAMOND TIRES
MOKK MILKS FOB LEW
MOffET
DIAMOMD TUBES
f Will outlast several casings
Wa prefer sell log . Diamond
tires because they are better .
Grants Pass
Hardware
At fmr torvtoe
mm
Soil, Drain r and Fertiliser.
Prepared by the U. 8. department
of sericulture.
CUT flower roses thrive ln a
well drained soli that is not
too dry and la well supplied
with organic matter. Tbe hy
brid perpetuala succeed ' beat la
clay loam or In a soil with a
clay aubeoU Tbey do not sue
feed so well in gravel soils.
Many of the tea rosea aud tbelr
hybrids succeed In very light
lands If weir supplied with or
ganic matter and water, al
though the Ideal soil is a loamy
one. A well enriched soli and
one reasonably constant ln IU
ability to aupply the punt with
moisture la tbe chief require
ment On tbe other band. It
must be well drained, aa rosea
will not grow wben water
stauda about tbelr roots.
In heavy clay soils or wher
ever water Is liable to stand It
la desirable to provide artificial
drainage. This Is beat done by
excavating to a depth of three
feet, placing a twelve Inch lay
er of atones in the bottom, cov
erlug these with Inverted sods
and then refilling the bed with
weir prepared eoll- Thla layer
of drainage should be connected
with aome proper outlet for car
rying off the water. A drain of
a almllar layer of stones one
foot or more wide or a tils
should lesd to aome main drain,
a aewer or to an opeulng on low
er land, ao that surplus water
will be carried away Immediate
ly. In well drained soils such
apeclal precaution Is not neces
sary. Sometimes tha layer of
atones without the outlet drain
will be sufficient Tha use of
rotted cow manure or well pre
pared compost la even more Im
portant for cut flower rosea than
ror border roses.
Rosemary.
Rosemary, the charming name of the
plant that's for remembrance, la not
only frequently found ln folklorlan leg
end, but has been esteemed also from
the very dawn of history for 1U "ee
aeutlal oil," IU "sweet water" and iu
fragrant dried leaves and branches. In
the middle period of English hlatorr
It wsr alwaya a special favorite ln gar
dens and waa used for strewing upon
tbe floors of dwolUngs and upon case
ments aud also, of course, for garden
embellishment London Spectator.
ttenehenge.
1 Btonehenae. like "Hamlet" ramalna
a mystery sa far aa Ita actual builders
are concerned or the actual purpose-' for
which it waa erected. The famous
atones that aUnd on Salisbury plains.
In Englaud. are tbe remnants of some
sort of structure supposed lo have
beeu built about the year 440 or 4M In
memory or the Britons who were mur
dcred by Hcnglxt tbe Hnxou. They
are pitinauiy the remains of a druld
temple or inclosur. About the drulds
we know very little except that they
were the pcloiU of tbe Celtic peoples
of Qreat BrlUln and France In tha ear.
ly pre Hoinan tlmea.-New York Amarl.
can.
Origin of the Cat
In Arablun luireud the cat la traced
back aa far as Noah and tha ark. It is
one of the animals that came off the
ark, but did not go ou. Puss1 orlain l
accounted for in thla way:
During tha time the ark waa floating
about over thetuli mountains mica and
rata became au Intolerable nuisance to
the people on the great vessel, and
they complained to Nouh that every
thing was being literally devoured bv
the peaky vermin. 1 That august per
sonage forthwith called tho male Uon
to hla aide and began to stroke his back,
whereupon the crest heaat amunad.
and, lo, a full alxod cat waa blown
rrqm his noatrllal
argi'- - "mrm a .v.-..:
POst SAlal
STRICTLY PANCY SEEDS Alfalfa,
Bad Clover, Tlmothq, Scarified
Sweet Clover. Rre Grass, ate.
Ralph Walda Eldaa, Central Point,
Oregon. 47tf
ANGEL CAKES supplied la any
quantity on short notice, 60s each.
Phone 130-J. 992tf
POR SALE Bhire stallions, cham
pion stock, bred right; nose better
at any pries. Will consider trade.
Address Morris Koou, Junction
City, Oregon. is
POR SALE At a bargain, two
pieces of heavy canvas, 22x43 and
12x22. Manuel ft Heaton, 304
8outh Sixth street, OranU Pass. 44
FOR; BALE Plve-year-old mare.
broke to saddle, good driver, good
worker, weight from 900 to 1,000
pounds. Will sell cheap. Inquire
H. H. McClung, Wonder, Oregon.
FOR SALE eloan of f-vaar-nld
black driving and work horses,
spring wagon and harness. Apply
Burkhalter ft Habermaa. 43
WHITE CLEANER for cloth, nubnek
and kid ahoes; easily applied and
satisfactory; 25 cleans for 25
cenu. W. M. Hayes, ill South
Sixth. . 7tf
SNAPS 10 acres, 4 miles down
river, good buildings worth more
than price of place, all level, fine
bottom Und, 6 acres cultivated, 2
. acrea alfalfa. Price for few days,
91.100. One half eash. tfl acres
' 2 miles to OranU Pass, old build
ings, 10 acres black bottom, cul
tivated. Price, 91.600. One half
cash. 80 acres, H miles out, old
buildings, orchard, 70 acres cul
tivated, 60 acres level, balance
gentle elope. Price, 91,700. U A.
Launer, real estate. -. ; 49
FOR SALE Stock ranch, 4Vs miles
from Iceland, 30 acrea clover,
grain, fruit and berries, water for
irrigation, excellent ouUlde range,
-.35 head cattle, mule team, wagon,
harnesa and other tools. Good
buildings, three-quarters mile to
. good school. Give terms. For par
ticulars write owner, O. E. Strong.
Leland, Oregon. . 63
JERSEY COWS tor sale, all giving
good flow of milk. Also Early
Jersey Wakefield cabbage planU
now ready and tomato planU In
aeaaon. Phone 343-J, or Inquire
1102 H atreet 41
A elaaalaed ad will give results.
TO RENT
POR RENT Five-room house at
727 North 5th street, bath, sleep
ing tent and, chicken yard. '.Call
at corner of 5th and Evelyn Ave.
for key. ""' 48
FOR RENT--5-room modern bunga
low, with sleeping porch, close In,
811 D atreet B3
FOR RENT 3-room house and Una '
garden spot on river bank. 4
blocka from 8lxth street, at 94
per month. Inquire at Chaa. Mor
rison's grocery, 603 8outh Sixth
atreet . sitf
FOR RENT 6-room cottage fur
nished, good well and garden apot,
713 South 8th atreet. Inquire at
709 South 8th atreet. ' Mrs. Olive
Rowley. g2tf
FURNISHED five-room cottage for
rent. Inquire O. P. Jester at
Oranta Paaa Banking company, tt
FURNISHED 5-room house for rent.
Phone 185-J. 43
FOR RENT Modern five-room bun
galow, nicely furnished, at 719
East D atreet. Inquire Mrs. A.
H. Denlson. 616 H street. ', 40tf
FOR RENT Five or seven-room
house, furnished or unfurnished,
good location on north side. In
quire at 801 Orchard avenue, John
Summers. - 41
FOR RENT Nicely furnished house,
close in. Inquire at Oranta Paaa
hotel, or 656 North Firth atreet.
WANTED
WILL TAKE best of care or sewing
machine and piano tor use while
storing. Address No. 818, Courier.
ABSTRACTS
HOW ABOUT that title? An abstract
from QranU Pass Abstraot Co. will
anawer the question. Better be
aurq before investing. Offlcea Al
. bert BIdg. Opposite Postofflce. 66
13 "SAFETY FIRST" when dealing
In land tltlea, your motto? Pro
tect yourself with an abstract
made by the Josephine County As-
alract company. Get our prices.
Maaonlo Temple. 62
PBTSICIAKS
It. O. CLEMENT, M. D. Praties
limited to diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and throat Glasses ftted.
Office hours 9-12, 3-6, or oa ag
" polntment Office phoae, 62; ract
deaee phone 3 6 9-J.
8. LOCOHRIDGE, M. D., Phyatelas
and surgeon. City or country caDa
' attended day or xdfhL BaaHeaea
phone 869; office phoae . lit.
Sixth and H. Toffs Boildln.
J. P. TBDAX. M. D., Phyateiaa atefl
snrgeen. Fionas: Offlee 826; raaV
denoe 934. Calls answered at all
hours. Coon try eaDs
Load burg Bulldlag.
DR. ED. BYWATEB Specialist as
diseases of tha eye, ear. aaaa aa
throat; glasses fitted. Offies 1
9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p.
Residence 234-J; office 217-J.
Schmidt BIdg. OraaU Pass, Ore.
A. A. WITHAM, if. D., PayeSdaa aai
surgeon. Office: Hall BIdg., ceraar
Sixth and I streets, phones: OSes
114; residence 288-J. Hoars: 9 a,
.' to 4 p. is. '
DiarTiavra
39. C. MACY, D. M. D. PlraUeiaas
dentistry. 199 K Soath
street, OranU Pass, Oregon.
AMTORKKTS
H. D. NORTON, Atteraey-at-tsv
Practice in alt State and Federal
Coorte. First National Bask Bids.
OOLVIQ ft WILLIAMS Attorneys-at-Law
OraaU Pass Banking Oa.
BIdg, OraaU Pass, Ore.
E. 8. VAN DYKjC, Attorney. Practice
la all eenrU. First National Bank
Building.
EDWARD H. RICHARD, Attorney.
at-Law. Office Masonic Temple
QranU Paas, Ore.
W. T. MILLER, Attoraey-at-Law.
County attorney for Joaepblae
County. Office: Schallhora Bids.
O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-Lav
OranU Pass Banking Co. Bids.
Phone 379. OranU Pass, Ore.
V. A. CLEMBNTS Attoraey-at-Law
Practice la aUU and federal
- eonrta. Rooma 3, and 3, over
Golden Rule store.
BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD. Ax
. torneya, Albert block, phone 236-4.
Practice ln all courts; land board
' 'attorneys.'
DECORATORS AND PAINTERS
PA PERH ANOINO, graining.
, ing. Por the beet work at lowest
prices, phone 295-J. C. O. Plaac,
.1.-
South Park street
VETERINARY SURGEON
DR. R. J. BESTVL, Veterlrauraav
Office in Wlnetrout Implexaaat
BIdg. Phone 113-J ,
Phoae 305-R.
ftSSATEKS.
B. R. CROUCH Aaaayer. eheadat,
metallurgist Rooma 201-191 Pad
dock Building, QranU Paaa.
DKATAQE AND TRANSFER
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER OO, AJ8
kinds of drayage and traaafar
work carefully and promptly aoaa.
Phone 1S1-J. Stand at fralgsx
depot A. Shade, Prop.
F. G. I SHAM, drayace and taaaafer.
Safes, pianos and furniture me-ad,
packed, shipped and stored.
OBark ft Hoiman. No. 60.
v,cc phone 124-R. ,',
.ril WORLD MOVES; ao da wa.
Jnnch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone
887-R.
MUSICAIi INSTRUCTION
J. & MACMURRAY, teacher of rolee
culture and alnging. Lessons glvaa
at home of pupil it requested. Aft
dross T 16 Lea street llltt
CARD
The California and Oreoa
Co4rt Bailroad Company
Effective December 8, 1916 ,,
, Tuesdays, Thuradaya, Saturdays
Train 1 It. QranU Pas.. 19.06 a.
Train I It. Waters Creek 1.99 a. xa.
AU trains leave QranU Pass tram
the corner ot O and Eighth streets,
opposite the Southern Pacific depot.
Por all Information regardtnt
frelght and passenger service call at
the office ot the company, Public Ser
vice building, or phone 131 for
same. ,
Everyone should have envelopes
with return address. The ' Courier
prints them. . ..