FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1912.
"8
J
.
nnrmrnl
on
CANNING SUPPLIES
MASON JARS
ECONOMY JARS
- JELLY GLASSES
JAR RUBBERS
JAR TOPS
J. Pardee
I 417 G. Street jj
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wood and
daughters returned Tuesday from
their visit with Gold Hill friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Conklin and chil
dren returned Tuesday night from
their camp In the Cow creek canyon
country.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hill and daugh
ter, left Wednesday for their home
at Santa Rosa, after spending throe
months with the L. L. Sharp family.
New fall goods at the Big Store.
R. L. Coe. & Co. 9-6-lt
Miss Fay Stinebaugh left Wednes
day morning for a visit with Riddle
friends.
Mrs. Henry Becker and two chil
dren went to Roseburg Wednesday
for a short stay.
Mark Davis, the Sunday school
missionary with headquarters at
Woodville, makes his appointments
with the aid of a motorcycle and on
Tuesday he came from Prospect to
Grants Pass.
Steel ranges and cook stoves at
hard time prices at the Rogue River
Hardware. 9-6-lt
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Robinson and
baby left Tuesday for Eugene, where
they will spend a few days and then
leave for Worcester, Mass., where
Mr. Robinson will resume his stud
ies in Clark University. They have
been spending the summer with Mr.
Robinson's parents on the Applegate.
Mrs. A. J. Tolin left Tuesday for
her home at Los Angeles, after at
tending the funeral of her father,
Hugh McKenzie.
We claim to give better men's
heavy water-tight shoes for the
money than any Btore in Grants Pass
and can prove it. R. L. Coe Co. It
James Adams and family, who re
cently came here from Decatur coun
ty, Indiana, have located on West D
street. Mr. Adams is much pleased
with Rogue valley climate and con
ditions, and will probably become a
fixture here.
Mrs. Maude R. Miller went to
Eugene Thursday.
R. E. Stephenson went to Rose
burg Thursday on business.
Potato diggers at the Rogue River
Hardware Co.'s. 9-6-2t
Jacob Hanseth, a Deer creek
rancher, was in town Thursday.
R. L. Coe returned Thursday
morning from, his Portland trip.
A. P. Gillett and Lilly Applegate of
Central Point were Thursday visitors
at Grants Pass.
Jas. Logan hds rtturneil from hi
recent trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. G. O. Oiuni returned Thurs
day from a visit with Mr. Oiuni at
Central Point.
New dress goods. Price v
down. Send for samples and order by
mail if you live out of town. Mail
orders a specialty. R. L. Coe Co. It
E. H. McKenzle Thursday returned
to Portland, where he has a situa:ion
with the Marshal Wells Hardware
Co.
Mrs. A. L. Vrnmau and Mrs. W. E.
Boyd of Medford arrived Thursday
morning to visit their mother. Mrs.
R. H. Norton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Humphrey re
turned to their home at Portland
Wednesday after visiting Mrs.
Humphrey's father, J. E. Kerley-
Mrs. A. M. Hobart left Wednesday
evening for her home at Seattle, af
ter spending several weeks with her
son, C. L. Hobart.
Weber wagons at Rogue River
Hardware Co.'s. 9-6-4t
U. B. Damall, proprietor of the
Cash Grocery, left Wednesday for
Portland to meet Mrs. Damall and
their five children, who are leaving
Miles City, Mont., for Grants Pass.
They will arrive here probably on
Saturday.
Hume From Klamath
Terry Gunning drove down from
Klamath Tuesday with his automo
bile, being accompanied home by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gunning,
and Leo Coffenberry, who had been
In the Klamath country all summer.
The trip from Fort Klamath down
was made In one day, coming by way
of Crater lake. Suow was falling in
tne laKe country, and the auto
plowed through six inches of the
beautiful In one place.
(Continued from Page Six.)
DELINQUENT TAX LIST, 1911 ! ft Blk- A-
Wm. H. Smith, N'i of Ni
eec. 24. T. 34 S K. 6 W.
R. G. Smith and C R. Ray,
NW'U of Sec. S, T. 36 S.,
K. 6 W
S' of NE4, NEVi of'
SE'4. Sec. 8, T. 36 S., R.
Send for what you want in
samples. New dress goods in. Mail
order business receives prompt at
U'luion, R. 1,. Coe Co. 9-6-lt
CARD OF THANKS.
Marriage license Issued
Wednesday morning a marriage li
cense was Issued to Joe Ferguson, of
Merlin, and Leona Donovan, of
Grants Pass.
Attending Suffrage Meeting
Mrs. A. W. Bartlett, Mrs. S.
Lcughrldge, Mrs. A. Conklin and a
number of others Interested,
went to Ashland Wednesday to par
ticipate in the suffrage picnic and
rally In Chautauqua Park.
1 cm in Court Work
The county court, with Judge Jew
ell and Commissioner Barlow In at
tendance, Is putting In good time to
day auditing and allowing bills, and
looking after a few minor road matters.
Havens Get Change of Venue
Change of venue was granted in
the Havens case, and It has been
transferred to the court of Justice
Chas. Crow, at Merlin, from Justice
Holman's court In this city. The de
fendant Is charged with the illegal
sale of liquor.
Hack. From the CouM
The. National Stock company,
comprising Mr. and Mrs. Ben Claman,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Price Manion, B. S.
Cobb, Francis Burke, W. R. Claman,
Otis Eaton and the Misses Gladys
Claman and Muriel Faversham, ar
rived in Grants Pass last night from
Crescent City, leaving today to fill
bookings at Central Point and Ash
land, after which the company re
turns to Grants Pass to open its
week engagement beginning Sept. 16.
Forestry SiiH'rvlsr Arrive
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Macduff and
little daughter, and Mr. Macduff's
mother .arrived Thursday morning
from Albany to make Grants Pass
their home. Mr. Macduff has been
transferred to the Siskiyou National
forest and Is now placed in charge as
supervisor, taking the place of R.
L. Fromme, who went to Olympla.
Mr. Macduff was for some time on
the Siskiyou forest with headquar
ters at Grants Pass, and has many
friends here.
We wish to express our tnanks to
the many friends who aided us In
our recent bereavement in the loss
of our husband and father.
.MRS. W. A. KLl'M AND
DAUGHTER.
CITY TREASURERS NOTICE.
There are funds In the city treas
ury to redeem all warrants protested
up to and Including September 5th.
1912.
Dated at Grants Pass, Oregon, this
5th day of September, 1912. Inter
est ceases after date.
G. P. JESTER.
;'2- City Treasurer.
COMING EVENTS.
September 2-7, Monday-Saturday
Oregon state fair at Salem.
Sept. 9, Monday Opening of Mies
Telford's kindergarten,
eptember 9, Monday Opening of
public school.
September IS, 19, 20, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday Josephine
County Grange Fair.
September 25-28, Wednesday-Satur
daySouthern Oregou District
Fair at Ashland.
ROOSEVELT INTERRUPTED
HV R IN A WAV 1IOKSK.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 5. Just as Col
onel Roosevelt began speaking at the
fair grounds in Hanillne, near here,
today, a runaway horse plunged Into
the crowd about the stand. Seven
persons were Injured and were tak
en to the hospital. Thirty others
were knocked down and suffered les
ser injuries.
More than 30 men, women and
children were trampled by the mad
dened horse within a few feet of
where Colonel Roosevelt was speak
ing. Roosevelt seemed unmoved by
the tumult and continued his ad
dress in an effort to reassure the
throng. The horse stopped plung
ing when the crowd became so dense
that It could not Droceed further.
and was dragged down by a dozen
hands. None of the injured are ex
pected to die.
WATKINS NOW KNOWS
HE IS IN THE RACE.
Wet weather goods and blankets
way down in price. R. L. Coe Co. It
GRANTS PASS OPERA HOUSE.
T. F. HAN LEV, .Manager.
National Stock Co.
September 16 to 21 Inclusive
Under the auspices of Sixteen Lading and l'rour.KMve Grunts
Pass Business Hons. s. I" the following Repertoii..- t-f Stan
dard and Classic Plays:
momiav-! rienhs."
Tl ESDAY "THE ;ii:l m THE H ILLS."
WEDNESDAY "THi: HUHHMi HoI'E."
Tin i:si)v " country girl."
FRIDW Al l El l, LOllli TIA'MMiVS "DOHA."
SATI LMAV "nl.i: olo.."
Sa of v: -s o.:-:.h i't II ;s.- ll's Thursday. ?t. M. Tic
kets may 1... ?c n- for tlir-e rf"rv,anr s in r. Iv.it,-e.
To tlune ho'di:.- .Men h.int Carnival tl- ks. w-tl.h.l ff
the Ij.rise FREE; two-thirds of the r.-'is-' t--rw ! for ren's
the seat.
pi:i us without mil nwr cakmvai. ikm i. --,,
T.V iiml
ADA, Ohio, Sept. 5. Aaron S.
Watklns was notified here today of
his nomination on the prohibition
ticket for vice-president of the Unit
ed States.
In his speech of acceptance he crit
icized Woodrow Wilson, President
Taft and Colonel Roosevelt.
NO STRIKE BV CARMEN.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5. All possibil
ity of a street car men's strike here
Is b.elieved today to have been elim
inated by the aitlon of President
Roach of the City Railway company
in agreeing to the demands of the
men for arbitration of the existing
differences. Roach announced that
thu arbitration board would settle
the differences between the company
Anna Philbrlck, N'i of
NW',, SEV, of XW'i,
NWU of NEU. Sec. 22.
T. 34 S., R. 6 W 32.76
W. H. Pinkertou. "0 acres in
Sec. 22 and 23, T. 37 S.,
K. 5 W : ; 19r60
Geo. W. Piatt. N'4 of SW4
of NE4. Sec. 10, T. 38 S..
R. 7 W 2.22
Mary E. Pollock, all Blk. 4S,
It. It. Ad 56.61
H. A. Pyle. Eto of NEl4,
SW'4 of XKVi Sec. 12, T.
38 S., It. S W IS. 00
Everett W. Phillips, E'i of
XW'i. NW4 of NE'4
Sec. S. T. 33 S.. R. 5 W.... 32.13
Peter Haggle. DC No. 41,
Sec. 28 and 29, T. 40 S
R. S W 48.06
II. A. ltedtield. SW4 of
NE'4, SE'4 of ....W4.
NEU of SW Sec. 10, T.
35 S., R. 6 V 24.84
V. C. Rhoades and C. H. De-
Wall, Si of XWU Sec.
4, T. 35 S., R. 6 W 15.48
H. J. Rhoades and H. M. Ax
tell. 3 Is acres In Sec. 7,
T. 36 S., R. 5 W 38.85
G. E. Klce, Lot 5, Blk. 9, It.
It. Ad 5.55
D. S. Kegel, NW4 of SE'4,
E'i of SE'4 Sec. 2. T.
39 S.. It. 5 W 35.37
J. G. Rlggs. Lot 10. Blk. 22,
U. T. S 16.65
Ralph E. Riley, 10 acres in
Sec. 29. T. 34 S., R. 6
W 2.16
Marcus W. Robblns, Lots 1
to 10 Inc., Blk. A, Pied
mont Ad 25.25
J. W. Roberts, !i acre In Su,c.
6, T. 37 S.. It. 6 W 2.40
Thus. II. Robinson, E'4 of
NE Sec. 22, T. 39 S., It.
7 W 37.41
J. L. Robinson, W ', of
NW'.,. NW'4 of SW'4
Sec. 21. T. 36 S., R. 7
W 23.40
Otto Reber. Lot 22, Blk. 43,
O. T. S 7.40
S. M. Itoff, Lot 9, Blk. 8,
Krowndule .IS
Rogue River Irrigation &
Power Co., Lots 2. 3 and
4, Sec. 10, T. 35 S., R. 7
W 25.30
Lots 6. 7 and S Sec. 10,
T. 3a S., It. 7 W S.S8
Win. Rolfe, U)t A, Three
Pines yrult Tracts 7.18
Roman Catholic Archbishop,
15 acres In Sec. 19, T. 36
S., It. 5 W 8.10
Lots 1, 2, 5 and 6, Blk.
19, O. T. S 41.81
Geo. H. Rouch, NEU of
Sec. 16, T. 33 S R. 7
W 31.32
SEi of Sec. 16. T. 33 8.,
H. 7 W 31.42
Helen Kate Howe. E'i of
SEVi. K of NE',4 Sec.
16. T. 34 S.. R. 6 W 24.96
NWVi of SE'4 Sec. 16, T.
34 S., It. 6 XV 6.24
R. XV. Rowley, tt. ux.. Wi of
SW14 Sec. 3, T. 39 S., R.
5 W 25.02
Abble. Ruble, Lot 6, Sec.
19, T. 33 S., It. 5 XV 6.09
148 acres In Sec. 21, T.
33. S., It. 5 W 21.42
EVfc of NE4 Sec. 25. T.
33 S., It. 6 XV 8.40
A. T. Rutherford, E',4 of
EVfc Sec. 2. T. 34 S R.
7 W 47.13
Lots 1 and 2. Blk. 72. It.
R. Ad 63.83
Ernest Rutishanser, 10 acres '
In Sec. 16. T. 37 S., R. 5
W 1.60
Chas. Sanders, NV4 of
SV4. Lots 1 and 2 Sec. j
14. T. 35 H., R. 7 W 28.86
Lots 1, 2. 11 and 12, Blk.
2. Merlin 2.10
Rube Sanders, N of NW'4,
SV4 of NW'4 Sec. 14. T.
3 4 8.. R. 5 W 90.65
Wm. H. Sfygent, S4 of
NW4. NW',4 of SW1.4,
SW'4 of NW',4 Sec. 7, T.
38 S.. R. 7 XV 32.02
Viola M. Schallhorn. Lots 17
and 18. Itlk 10, Miller
20.16
18.23
1S.00
2.59
11.97
6.66
25.24
36.26
36.26
64.38
and the union, and the
would abide by the result.
& Co. Ad 22 57
Will Scovllle. NW'4 of
NE'4. SE'4 of NE14 of
NW'4 Sec. 5, T. 36 S.,
R. 5 W SO, 06
John Scrlbner, W'i of
SE'4, SE'4 of SW'4 Sec.
15. T. 33 8.. R 5 W 42.33
Seattle. National Hank, Lots
3. 4 and 5. PE'i of NW'4
Sec. 10, T. 35 S.. It. 5 W. 48.58
W. IJ. Shank. Lots 5. fi, 19
and 20, Hll. 13. Lincoln
Park
Stone jars ,'it
Hardware Co.'s.
the U,,
compan v 1 j (
' T.
River
9-6-2
112.85
2.17.39
IE IILi: W Wil l).
v. 1 1 r I
i:uh-
'a- her , uited ff.r dit-trl' t No. 2'J,
at Wonder, Jo.-ephine (ounty. 'i
'will pay a Hrvt vra! man t'-.vher
: I'd ' T :,.'r.'.'.i ;i:;d hi. t,, do th
' it"r w 1- rl. : or a flr.-t trnid" lady fcuh
er $,0 pr-r I'lOiitj, atid d:.-triit
I I -ay fur the janitor
j .!')'. tl;n' ten!! (Ifl-lri-d.
R'i!ier.--on.
M'-CIuir.'
rt.
',1 t.i -i
in tiil-r.
.1 T. ROiM;f:').
Diet. CU-t't No. .Vi
' S. !'.
J.
Ad -In 5s ,1. T.
PirwiM-s II. 11.
".e'.ri'e. A. T.
V.'e xlsli k l.f
!.r-t Mvt.dav
XV.
.:i th
Khepaiil, NE'4 See. 26,
31 S.. R. .", W
1 W. I!. Sherman, 4 acres in
Sec IS, T. 36 8.. R. 5 W. 7.40
31.30 acres In See. 16. T.
36 8 R. 5 W 25.38
6.31 acres in ,-c. V), T.
36 S , R. 5 W 17.01
Siiny, Lot I, j-Vc. 1 ;i
'. 26 8., ft. 5 W 23.98
. SloVer 4 M' l en In ,-'. ('.
If. T. 3 6 S . it. 5 V 5.10
H. I' Sln-ep & !,irr ,,t n! t
SE'i 'if NW't Her. 11,
T. 3 3 S . U. 5 W 1 l.l't
K'l-Ai-i It. frnltlt, Lot 14,
1:1.: I), NVIhoii's Ad . .. . 15
Ca'lieiir.e Siniili Loin 20
ard 21, I'.Ik 2. Mill.T
''" . Ad. . ;::i.:;
E'i of Lot ink. v, Mii-
1. '- A- 'o, N,.v Ad "'i.:; I
'.lad,vl:) Smith. NE of Lot
2. I!l!( A. Juil-:...,- A 1 12 '.r.
1 i'if'!-Ti S. Snd'h. Part of
l!!i(. .1. lioindrv Lin- Ad. 27.'!
I. I Sinl'n. NE'i l SE'',
-. '.. T. 37 S . R. 7 W. 4. 'IK
6 W
Vernon Smith. SH of SW'4
Sec. 22. T. 34 S., It. 7 XV.
J. K. Snuffin. EH of NW't;
Sec. 36, T. 37 S., R. 6 W.
Sarah E. Sonimers, Lot 1,
' Blk 42. R. R. Ad
Joseph L. Sowell, NEU of
NH14 See. 18, T. 40 S., It.
7 W
John .1. Sparlin, etux., NE'i
of SE Sec. 5. T. 39 S., R.
5 W
Mlrta M. Sperger, NW4 Sec.
2, T. 39 S., R. S W
Cora Steel, of SW'4,
NW'4 'f SW'4, SW'4 of
NW'4 Sec. 34. T. 34 S.
R. 6 W 27.36
K. C. Stlger. Lots 7 and 8,
Blk. 65, R. R. Ad
N'4 of SEV4 of NE4 of
.SW'i c. 8. T. 36 S R.
5 W
Lot 1. Blk 65 R. R. Ad....
Frank C. Stlwalt. NW4
Sec. 30, T. 40 S., R. 8
XV 40.02
Mary Stock. 100 ft. by 200
ft., In NE corner of Lot
1. Blk. T., Bournes 1st
Ad
William Stock, Lots 9 and
10. Blk. 95. Riverside Ad.
Harry C. Stoddard, NW V4 of
NE'4, less 4 acres, Sec. 23,
T. 23 S It. 6 W 20.18
Emma Strong. 8 acres In
Sec. 34. T. 40 S., ft. S V.
It. K. StubbleMeld, i.ots 9
and 10, 12 to 17. 25 to
31, 33 and 34, Blk. A, Lots
14 to 21, Blk. B. Kelson's
Ad
Sugar Pine Door & Lumber
Co.. NE'4 of NE'4 Sec. 6,
T. 86 S R. 6 XV
NWVi of NW'4 Sec. 5, T.
36 S., It. 6 W
Antone Swanson, Lot 1, K
of NW',4 Sec. 18, T. 33
S R. 7 W
Oscar and A. P. Talent,
SW'4 of NWV4. W of
SW4. SE4 of SWV4SCC.
26, T. 33 8., It. 5 W 110.57
J. A. Talmage, Uit 6. Blk.
A.. Miller & Co. New Ad.
W. IL Tate. Lot 2, Blk. 64,
It. It. Ad
Mrs. W. W. H. Taylor, NE'4
of NE'4 Sec. 32. T. 36 S.,
It. 6 W
John Taylor, Lots 1. 2. 3, 7,
S. 9. 10 and 11, Blk. 99,
Riverside Ad 32.38
R. K. Thayer, NW'4 of
SW'4 Sec. lit, T. 35 8.. R.
6 XV
Mary Thompson, NE'4 Sec.
8, T. 34 8.. It. 7 W
Three Pines Timber Co.,SEi
of NE'4 See. 36, T. 34 8..
It. 6 XV
NW4 Sec. 25, T. 34 8.,
H. r. W 139.12
SWV4 Sec. 25, T. 34 3.,
R. 5 W 99.43
NE'4 Sec. 25, T. 34 8.,
R. 5 XV 132.22
SE'4 Sec. 25, T. 34 S.,
It. 5 W 139.71
E . of NE'4 Sec 35, T.
3 4 8., R. 5 W
NW'4 Sec. 36, T. 34 8.,
R. 5 W
SW'4 Sec. 36. T. 34 8.,
It. 5 W
NE'4 Sec. 36, T. 34 3.,
R. 5 W 40.90
SE'4 Sec. 36, T. 3 4 8..
R. 5 W
Lot 1, Sec. ,, T. 35 3.,
R. 5 W
II. P. Tracy, Lots 19 and 20,
Blk. 12, Lincoln Park Ad..
Orln Train, Jr., Lots 14 and
15, III k 5, Browndale
Susan T. Traynor, 3 of
SE'4, NE'4 of SE'4,
SE'4 of NE'4 Sec. 26, T.
34 8., R. 7 W
C. A. Trefetlien, 30 ucies In
Sec. 33, T. 39 S., It. 7
W
H. H. Trlplett, SE4 of
NE'4 Sec. 29, T. 3 4 8.,
It. 6 W
C. W. Trlplett, SWV4 of
NW'4, b'ss 5 ncres, Sec,
33. T. 34 S R. 6 W
4 acres In Sec. 13, T. 36
S.. R. 6 V
7 ui res In Sec. 28, T. 34 8.,
R. 6 W and W'i of SE'4
of SW '; 80c 28, T. 3 I 8.,
It. 6 W. and NE'4 of
SW'.i Sec. 21, T. 31 .v.
H 6 W 21.51
SW'i of SE'4 Sec. 31,
T. 33. S R. 6 XV 4.80
Lot I, Sec. T. 35 S,
5L W 10.80
" iii-res In Sec X, T. 36
S., R. 5 W.
Lot 1, 5 and '., Jtlk. 8,
Lots S, 9. 10 11 rid 11, lilk.
lo. Ilro-.vnd.ile
18.50
20.35
C.30
40.70
12.30
23.56
11.10
5.92
8.60
17.22
42.00
7.74
17.64
8.70
3.15
1
75. S3
9.44
5.40
25.93
52.20
6.4S
121.68
33.88
2.52
8.S8
34 44
U. S. Mining Co.. Lots 3 and
1.85 4. See. 29. T. 33 S.. R
5 W ;
32.76 N. E. VanBuskirk. Lot 6.
Blk. 49. R. R. Ad
R. B. VanBuskirk. Lot .V
1S.56 Blk. 49. R. It. Ad
Vindicator Placer Mining
Co., 213 acres in Sec. 34,
T. 33 S., R. 7 W
Emma VonLlllenthal, Lots 3
and , Blk. 2, K. R. Ad...
C. E. Wade, SE4 of SW
Sec. 16. T. 38 S., It. 5 XV ...
Waldo Consolidated Gold
Mining Co., SW4 of
SV4 See. 16, T. 0 S., R.
S XV
E'j of SEV4 Sec. 17, T.
40 S., It. 8 W
NKU of NKU of NKi
Sec. 20, T. 40 8., It. 8 W....
NW4 Sec. 21. T. 40 S.,
It. 8 W
N14 of NE'4 of SWv,,
NW'4 of SE'4 Sec. 21. T.
40 S.. R. S W
Two acres in See. 27, T.
40 S., R. 8 W
..iary E. Walker. Lots 8 and
9. Blk. 12. Miller & Co.
Ad
D. R. Warner. XV V, of
Sec. 32, T. 39 8.. R. 6 W.
W. It. Weidman. Lot 8.
Blk. 2. Wimers' Sub. of
Blk. 1, Bournes 1st Ad,
Part of I)t 1. Blk. I, Boun
dry Line Ad 36.45
Roy Wells and Ada Erb, 201
acres In Sec. 20, T. 39 3.,
K. 7 W 29.07
S. M. Wertz. N'4 of SEU.
SW'4 of SE'4. SWU of
NKU. Sec. 7, T. 39 S It.
" W 39.22
Paul S, West. Lots 3 and 4,
Sec. 36. T. 35 S., It. 7 W. 7.38
Western Development Co., 28
acres In Sec. 27, T. 34 8.,
R. 6 W 5.O4
Lot 3, Blk. 51, O. T, 8 22.20
W'4 and N. 45 ft. of E'i
or Lot 1. Blk, 8 Bournes
1st Ad 3S.85
EinmaWheeler,13.S2 acres In
Sec. 5. T. 36 S.. It. 6 XV.... 16.07
Walter M. Wheeler, NV4 of
SE'4 Sec. 32. T. 39 8., R.
w 10. SO
Dorothy E. Whlpp, Erne, of
NE'4 Sec. 12, T. 40 8.. It.
9 W 13.95
G. G. Wlckson, N,4 of NE'4
Sec. , T. 36 8.. R. 5 XV... 45.90
I. . E. Wlckstrom, SV4 of 8 to
of SE'4 of NW'4 See. 6.
T. 36 8., It. 5 W 6.75
Charles E. Wilder, NE'4 Sec,
20, T. 34 8.. R. 5 W 34.97
E. V. Williams, NEV4 of
SE'4 Sec. 20, T. 35 8., R.
6 XV 10.08
Williamson & Mason. Lots 1
and 4, Blk 37, Boundry
Line Ad., Lots 1 to 6, 7 to
15, Blk. 37, Lots 1 to 24,
Blk. 3$, Lots 1 to 4. .-.k.
39. Lots 13 to 24, Blk. 39,
Lots 23 and 24, Blk. 40, ''
O. T. S : .
All Blk. D, Boundry Line
Ad. f 386.84
H2 acres In Sec. 17, T. 36
8.. It. 5 W 636.40
James Wilson, 1 acre In Sec.
20, T. 35 8 It. 6 XV 7.00
II. T. Wlmer, 1-3 acre In Sec.
9. T. 39 8.. R. 8 W 2.40
I laddie P. Wire, NE',4 of
8V'4, KW4 of SEW.
SW'4 of NE'4 Sec. 6, T.
33 8., R. 7 W 23.56
John T. Wiseman, 8 to of
SW'4 Sec. 10, T. 38 8., R.
7 W 32.OI
Oillle Woelffle. 13 acres In
Sec. 30, T. 36 8., It. 6 W.... 4.32
Wolf Creek Mining & Del.
Co., R0 acres In Sec. 8, T.
33 8.. R. 5 W 29.87
W. T, Woodson, Lot 4, Blk.
64. O. T. 8 23.13
Amanda M. Wright. Lot 9,
Blk. K, Chancelor & Jud-
son Ad 21.28
Thos. Yarbrough, ld 2, Blk.
9, Takllma 2.52
Yellow Jacket Mining Co., 10
acres in Sec. 8, T. 35 8., R.
6 W 2.60
Win. R. Yeo, et nx., 8V4 of
SW'4 Sec. 13, T. 38 8 R.
' W 4.50
Geo. L. Yonliers. NE'4 Sec,
28, T. 36 8.. R. 6 W 26.88
('. L. York. Lois 5 and 6,
Blk. 57, O. T. S. , 33 30
Bert York, Lot 6, Blk. J, Jud-
son's Ad 2.22
Robert L. Younger, 147 acres
In Sec. n, T. 33 8., R. 6
W 49.40
WILL '. SMITH,
Sheriff n ti i) Tax Collector.
32.08
74.42
38.13
84.97
42.44
106.19
.36
30.24
27.03
7.20
27.27
3.70
22.20
Tents at the Rorjue River Hard
ware Co.'s. 6-14-tf
NOTICE- TO ('HERITORS.
1.26
Lot I I, I S 1 U . Miller &
Co Ad.
Lot 1 3 and I L Blk. 4 1,
O T. S.
.1. X. True. SW'4 of NW'4,
Lot 1 , Her. 1 0, 'J1. 3't 8 ,
1!. s V
W. I) Tr;ori,
NW, 15,
R. 7 W.
Co! a S. Turin r,
NW'i Si r. .-jj.
It. 6 W.
1 . of NE '.; . N '
of NW 1. . NU
NW
T.
T.
NE '4.
N W 1 1 ,
m; , 01 nv ', s..e
H, K 1; w.
N 1 of SW'i Sec
S.. R 6 W.
I' ! v lio M ' v tier, .-' K
1 t :; 1 s , r. -, v
of
5.,
of
8.,
of
of
, T.
Notice Is hereby given, that Amy
R. Kltini, the undersigned, has been
appointed administratrix, of the es
tate, of William A. Klnin, deceased,
by the coiintv court for Josephine
ronnty, Oregon, and all persons hav
ing claims lu'iilnst. said etJtnto are
I hereby notltleil to iirohriit the same,
12.95 jduly verified, to the undersigned ad
i iiilnb'tratrix fit the law ofllco of If.
12.03 j''- Norton In Grants Pans, JoHophln
I county, Oregon, on or before the ex
jlilra'lon of sU months from the date
10.1)0 . " "r' f publleatlon of thl.t notice.
i Date of llr-t publication, Septem
ber 6, 1912.
0 4 8 ! AMY R. KLUM,
I Administratrix.
17.92
CHICAGO STILL SWT LILIES.
CHK'AGO, Sepi. -,. -At 3 p. m.
todj the thermoini'fer bad reached
9 1 1I1 urei-H In CIiIc.uk nnd scores of
pro'-.'r.itlon resulted. Th hurnbllty
a S2. whii li IseLlit ilecreeii nhovo
10.2
8.81
J4 1.02 rioriitiil.
r