C E N T R A L P O IN T H E R A L D . T H U R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 16. 1908.
Observation Cars.
Jolly Ja c k Frost
(Continued from second page.)
J/u and a lter November 15, 1907, the
lobiervation cars between Portland and
>t)a* land California, on trains Nos. 15
.and 10 will be carried through instead
o f being cu t out, as heretofore, at Uose-
bt.rg.
Southbound, under this new arrange
ment, passengers holding proper trans
portation and Pullman accommodations
may occupy these cars on the night
leaving Portland until reaching Eugene
a t 12:32 a. m.
F red P arker , Agt. S. P.|Co.,
3 1 tf
Central Point, Oregon.
Chamberlain's
bough
Remedy
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“ Pop the Question”
and She’Ll say “ Y e s /’
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has a “ nipping” affection for theifeet
unless they be well protected. ’>You
need a pair o f good, stout, strongly
made and thoroughly w ater-proof Shoes
in order to weather the winter, the
soft mud and great storms and driv
ing rains that are surely coming within
the next few months. And here are
the kind o f Shoes you want, sturdily
built and exceedingly durable without,
while snug and com fortable within.
Safe
Medicine for Giildren.
In buying a cough medicine for chil-
■ dren, never be afraid to buy Chamber
lain’s Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from it, and relief is always
sure to follow. It is intended especially
fo r coughs, colds, croup and whooping
cough, and there is no better medicine
in the world for these diseases. It is
not only a certain cure for croup, -but,
when given as soon as theeroupy cough
appears, will prevent the attack.
Whooping cough is not dangerous when
this remedy is given as directed. It
contains no opium or other harmful
drags, and may be given as confidently
to a baby as to an adult. For sale by
Mary A. Mee.
SMITHS MOLONY
SHOE DEALERS,
Medford, Ore.
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City Councilman at Kingston, Jam aica.
Port and Sherry for Family Use.
Mr. W. O’ Reilly Fogarty, who is a
Mail orders given prompt attention.
member o f the City Council at Kings
ton, Jamaica, W est Indies, writes as
follow s: “ One bottle o f Chamberlain’ s
Cough Remedy had good effect on a
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cough that was giving me trouble and
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I think I should have been more quick- j
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Iy relieved if I had continued the rem
edy. That it was beneficial and quick
in relieving me there is no doubt and it
it is my intention to obtain another
bottle. ’ ’ For sale by Mary A. Mee.
!- Removed to New
“ W EARYS”
Building
Insurance.
The National Livestock Insurauce
Association o f Portland, Oregon, s
insuring livestock against death from
any cause. Our rates are right. In
vestigate us. W e make no promise«
w e cannot fulfill. For further particu
lars, inquire o f G. L. Neale, agent,
Central Point Oregon.
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W ith my fine
line o f
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Fruits,
Confectioneries • i
and Fresh Bread.
I have added a first-class
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Lunch Counter.
F. H . W E B B
Why Su ffer from Rheumatism?
Do you know that rheumatic pain«
can be relieved? I f you doubt this just
try one application o f Chamberlain’ s
Pain Balm. It will make rest and
Bleep possible, and that certainly mean«
a great deal to any one afflicted with
rheumatism. For sale by Mary A. Mee.
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S TEPH EN SO N
Painting,
Papering,
Methodist Church Services.
Preaching services every Sunday at
11 a. m. and every other Sunday even
ing at 7:30.
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at 10:00.
Epworth League at 6:45 every Sun
day evening.
Junior Epworth League at 3 p. m.
every Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening Rt 7:30.
Tinting,
Signs.
All Work Strictly First-class.
Central P o in t, O re.
' CENTRAL POINT
BAKERY
II. C. TURRILL, PROP.
My Bread etc is strictly first-class
and is second to none in the state
! Special orders solicited for fine
j cakes.
Satisfaction assured.
Give me a trial.
CENTRAL POINT OR
ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL NOTICE.
FRIEND T O FRIEND.
The personal recommendation« of peo
ple who have been cured of coughs and
cold» by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
have done more than all else to make it i
«taple article of trade and commerce ova
a Urge part of the civil Led world.
Bold by Mary A. Mee.
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AND PINE STS.,
CENTRAL POINT
W E W ANT BS
25 GENT CHICKEN DINNER
Central Point Hotel, LhS $ E
PRICE,™* HORSESHOES
a well-filled decanter has first choice
I among “ choice spirits.” That “ little
drop o f something’ ’ that sounds so
vague and mysterious, has really a
definite meaning when it is bought o f
us. It then means “ something". good . ”
Everybody likes to blow their own horn,
but our customers are the ones that
give us the most praise. They swear
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by the high quality Wines and ¡Liquors
that we handle. Y ou ’ ll do the same
Chamberlain’ s Gouqh Remedy Benefits a after trying them.
Livestock
G. S. MOORE.
BAL0KSMIRH C O A L »
Among Table Ornaments
Ashland Normal School.
The Southern Oregon State Normal
School, at Ashland, offers especial op
portunities for teachers to review for
the teachers’ examinations in February
and August, and to take work in Peda-
g o g y and in Special Methods o f teach
ing in the various grades o f the train
ing school. Since the public schools of
Oregon are calling for teachers who
can teach Normal Training, many are
taking advantane o f the industrial work
lately installed n the school. Expenses
o f board, lodging and tuition nominal.
The State Normal School a t Ashland
is enjoying the largest appropriation o f
state funds ever granted a Normal
School in the history o f Oregon.
Catalogues sect an application to the
President.
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to a vote of Die Hectors o f said town at a special election, and jftjyh proposition
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shall receive a majority of all the votes cast at such election.
hurt you. Brace up, he a brick and
12. To prescribe fire limits and prohibit the erection and repair o f \<ooden
buildings within such limits, and prescribe the requirements and character of
all buildiugs to bo thereafter erected within such luiit*. and provide punishment
for the violation of such requirements; and to provide for the removal o f any
Don’ t make any mistake in the question,
and all buildings erected contrary to such requirements at the expense of the
ask her sweetly and gently: “ Dearest, will
owner or owners thereof; to cause the owners o f aJD buildings to keep them in
you join me in eating some o f that delicious
a safe condition as to fire and danger of falling, aud condemn the.same when
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unsafe, and to cause the same to be repaired or removed at the expense of the
owner thereof; to regulate and control all publiol halls ami buildiugs used for
public gatherings and prevent public gatnerings in the same when they are
unsafe or dangerous or have not sufficient o r . convenient means o f exit in
case of accident or fire.
Id. To regulate and establish the fees aud <* mpensation of all the officers
of the town; to provide fire engines and other apparatus for the extinguishment,
of fires, establish fire companies and regulate the same, and to appoint officers
of such company or companies and prescribe their duties.
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14. To lay out, establish, vacate, tfiden, open and extend streets or parts
of streets and alleys or parts of alleys in said town; and to lay out, establish,
erect, construct aud maintain any and all public parks, public grounds or public
Everybody in Central Point and neigb
works provided for in this Act.
' to com e in next Sunday and eat
beat
15. To provide by ordinance for having domestic and other animals found
running at large within the town limits restrained .impounded and forfeited, and
may sell the same when forfeited, as provided by law for execution sales of
personal property, and apply the proceeds as it deems expedient; and in the
case of dogs may, when they are found running at large without a license, cause they ever tasted. W e give our .patrons the best the market affords. •Gomtnei»'
them to be killed or disposed o f after such period of detention as may be pro-
cial and Transient Tsade a Specialty.
j scribed.
16. The towTn of 1’entral Point may recover from any person or persons and
their estates the expense for care and treatment when sick, which may have
been provided by the town and for which the town may have incurred liability
or been put to expense in their behalf of any person or persons whom by law
they are bound to support, and an action therefor may be brought and main
tained in any court Of competent jurisdiction.
17. To maintain sand improve cemeteries and sewer farms, to regulato the
same and to exclude cemeteries from the limits o f the town or any portion thereof
and to discontinue the same. The common council shall have full jurisdiction
over all cemeteries belonging to the town, whether within or beyond t i c town
limits.
18. The common council shall approve all official undertakings and all
bonds running to the towTn, and all such bonds shall be filed with the recorder,
except the "bond for the recorder, which shall be filed with the town treasurer.
I have a Car-load, I f you need anyj let me know.
19. At the close of each fiscal year, which shall be on the 31st day o f March
in each year, the common council shall cause to be published in some news
paper published within the town, if there be one, a full and detailed statement
of all money received b y the town government during the preceding twelve
months, and on what account received and expended, classifying each receipt
and expenditure under its appropriate head.
20. No member of the common council shall, during the term o f'h is office,
be interested in any contract with the town; and all jobs or contracts for con
structing, repairing, ornamenting or improving any public place in the town,
improving streets or building sewers, the expenses of which an* to be paid out
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of the town treasury, and the probable cost of which will exceed $250.0'), it
shall advertise for ten days for bids therefor, to be done according to the
specifications approved by the common council and made public at least ten days
before the closing of the bids for such job or contract; Provided, that the coun
cil shall have the right to reject any and all bids without incurring any liability
for such rejection; and Provided further, that whenever, under any ordinance
or resolution o f the town, the common council shall have failed to obtain a
satisfactory bid for the performance of the labor and the furnishing of the
Which is "t h e best” in Oregon. Try it and if you don’ t
material embraced in any projected improvement o f the streets or alleys, the
buirding of sewers, or for the execution of any other public improvement, for
say it is "t h e best” Jack will tr e a t W e also handle the
which proposals have been invited, by public advertisement, the common council
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may, by a two-thirds vote o f the council, undertake and perform such improve
ment, and furnish the material therefor under the direction of any competent
person selected by the council for such purpose.
ARTICLE VIII.
Section 1. The mayor is the executive officer of the municipal corporation
and must exorcise supervision over the general affairs o f the town and over
appointive officers. He fehall, at the last meeting o f the council in March of
each year, communicate to the council by message a general statement of* the
condition of the affairs of the town and make such suggestions and recommenda
tions as he may deem proper, and make such special communications to the M e d f o r d ,
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council from time to time as he may deem proper.
Section 2. He shall sign all orders and warrants drawn on the treasurer
by the recorder for claims that are audited and allowed by the council, and
not otherwise.
Section 3. He shall perform such other duties and exercise such other
authority as prescribed by this charter or as may be proscribed by any ordinance
o f the town, and any law o f this state or any law o f the United States.
Section 4. The mayor shall not be allowed to vote on any ordinance or
measure before the council, except in case of a tic vote, in which case he shall
have power to vote, and must vote either in the affirmative or in the negative.
Section 5. The mayor must, within five days after the passage o f any ordi
nance or resolution, either approve or veto the same, and no ordinance or resolu
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tion shall go into effect until approved by the mayor or passed by the council
over his veto.
Section 6. The mayor shall, in case he vetoes any ordinance or resolution,
file such veto with the recorder, together with the reasons for his disapproval,
W e treat you and your horses right. A!1 kinds o f repair work
which veto and message of disapproval shall, at the next meeting of the council,
done. Satisfaction guaranteed.
be read, and such ordinance or resolution be put upon its passage again, and if
two-thirds of the councilmen shall vote in the affirmative it shall become a
law without the mayor’s approval, but not otherwise.
Section 7. In passing all resolutions and ordinances the ayes and nays must
be called and a permanent record made o f the vote thereon.
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Section 8. Tho mayor shall have and receive such compensation as shall lx*
determined by the council from time to time for any onerous or special services
required o f him.
Section 9. * In the absence of the recorder at any meeting he shall appoint
a recorder pro tern, and in case of the absence o f the recorder to perform his
duties at any time, or in case of a vacancy in the office of the recorder, the
mayor Shall perform such duties and shall have full power and authority to try
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and determine all offences for violation of the town ordinances, the same as
might be done by the recorder in case he were present and acting.
ARTICLE IX.
Section 1. The recorder is the judicial officer o f the town and shall hold
his court in the town hall or such other place as may be provided by the council.
His court shall be known as “ Recorder's Court, Town o f Central Point, Oregon.”
He is also ex-officio town auditor and clerk o f the council and shall keep a plain
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Refurnished Throughout.
and correct record of all business and proceedings and of all judicial business
when tli# town is a party thereto. It is his duty to take and file all papers
presented to him officially, and take charge o f and safely keep all files, records
and papers of the corporation.
Section 2. The recorder shall have full and exclusive jurisdiction within the
corporate limits of the town in both civil and criminal matters, and shall be
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subject to all the general laws of the state prescribing the duties o f .Justice of
tho Peace and the mode of performing them; but in any proceeding for violation i
of a town ordinance, which does not constitute a crime within the trial jurisdic
tion o f a Justice of the Peace, the trial shall be without, a jury, unless tho
W . C. GREEN, Proprietor
defendant, on demanding a jury, shall deposit in court a sum sufficient to
pay the per diem o f each jnror for one day, and not otherwise, but any jury
chosen shall be chosen from the residents and legal voters of 'the Town of
First-class Horses and Rigs,
Central Point.
Pipes, Kitting« and Plumbing Supplies.
Experienced
Drivers and
Section 3. All fines collected for violations of ordinances slrall be paid to
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the town treasurer, who shall receipt therefor, and the recorder shall make
W est K street, opposite depot
monthly report thereof to the council.
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Section 4. The recorder shall issue all licenses authorized by town ordi
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nances or by any special order o f the council upon payment to him of the amount
required therefor. He must draw all orders for the payment, of money, after
having been allowed and appropriated by the council sinH against the proper
Section 8. I ti parading tho existence of tho Town of fVntral Point, it s I ia II
funds, and together with the mayor, sign the same.
bo sufficient to state in such pleading that the same is an existing ts.wn, duly
Section 5. The recorder must keep full and accurate W oks o f account, show incorporated and organized under the laws o f tli*» State of Oregon. And in
ing moneys collected and appropriated, the date and amount of all orders and pleading any m'dmance or resolution o f said town it shall be sufficient to state
warrants drawn and to whom and for what purposes, and-all such other matters the title or such ordinance or resolution, and the date o f it« approval by tha
and things as may be required of him by the council, and he Hhall report at each mayor or jars sago by the council, whereupon the court shall take judicial knowl
regular monthly meeting of the council the collections made by him in the edge of the existence of such ordinance or resolution and the tenor and effe ct
different fund«, accompanied by the receipts of the treasurer for the amounts thereof.
so collected.
Section 9. All persons shall be required to attend the recorder’s court, upon
Section 6. He shall, as soon as the council shall rankc a general levy o f taxes being duly subpenaed, and for refusal or upon neglect to attend, may b« pun
for the town, certify the same, together with any and all special benefit assess ishHB for contempt under like proceedings, and to the isame ejtefit as irj a
ments and penalties as may be due and unpaid, to the clerk of the County Court. ju s fV e ’s court, and no witness summoned within the town to attend mi any trial
Section 7. The recorder shall record in a book, to be kept for that purpose, belnrre the recorder's court for the violation o f any town ordinance shall Ire
all ordinances and resolutions passed by the «eatmmt council, and the same shall entitled to any witness fees or corn pens* t ion.
be signed by the recorder and signed and approved by the mayor therein, and
Section 10. The wilful absence of the "recorder from the town for mor# than
shall state the date of such approval, and the record thereof so made shall be thirty days, without the consent of the council, and grows carelessness and wilful
received in any court o f this state as “ prima fa cie ” evidence of the passage of
inattention to the duties o f the recorder, shall be grounds for the council tie
such ordinance. And when the ordinance* and resolutions of the town are declare the office vacant, but he shall not'V** removed from office wtihout *+*iflr
printed by authority of the council tho printed copies thereof shall be received
as “ prima fa cie ” evidence that such ordinance* and resolutions were duly pMncd.
(C o n tin u e d r n fo u rth r>*ge t
In the Coonty Court o f O m ron for Jackson
County.
In the matter o f the estate o f Mary Welch.
deceased.
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The undersitmed administrator haviny m«d in
I the above entitled court hi* final account in ‘ aid
i estate, «aid court ha* fixed Monday, the 17th day
of February l<r*. a» 10 o'clock in the fc-<-
of
, saiH day and date a-
t::oe fo r the b e a n r* o f
‘ *aid final account. All persona ar*» hereby notified
to file their ob»eetior.s with the clerk o f said •'onrt,
if any thev h»v». to said final account or or b f jre
aatd da?e and t me
M S W klch .
Adra*nistrat
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.. General Blacksmiths and Woodworkers . .
Hotel N ash
Hotel Nash Co., Proprietor»
Medford. Oregon
Central Point Livery.
Feed and Sale Stable
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