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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1935)
Friday, March 1, 1935 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER the courthouse In the city of Med- j ford, in Jackaon county, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at pub lic auction for cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy said Judgment, together with the costs of this sale, subject to redemption ax pro plus Interest on said Judgment at vided by law, all of the right, title the rute of 8$4 |»er annum from and interest that the said defend the date of the decree herein, ants, Daisy Binns and Daisy Binns which Judgment waa enrolled and as executrix of the estate and last docketed In the clerk's office of will and testament of Edward H wild court In auld county on the Binns, deceased. Frieda Piatt and 26th day of February, 1935; John B. Piatt, wife and husband, | NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, had on the 10th day of December, thut, pursuant to the terms of Dated this 27th day of Febru 1932, or now have in and to the said execution, I will on the 30tb ary, 1935 following described property, sit Jay of March. 1935, at 10:00 o’ uated in the county of Jackson, HYD I BROWN, clock, a.in., at the front door of Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon state of Oregon, to-wit: the courthouse in the city of Med By HOWARD GAULT, ford, In Jackaon county, Oregon, <ml 8 15-22) Deputy. Beginning at a point 19.10 offer for sale ami will sell at pub- ------- •----------- chains north and 22.61 chains li< auction for cash to the highest NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE west of the southeast comer of , bidder, to satisfy said judgment, donation land claim No. 38 in ■ By virtue of an execution in together with the coats of this township 37, south of range 1 sate, subject to redemption aa pro foreclosure duly Issued out of and west of the Willamette merid- | vided by law. all of the right, title under the seal of the circuit court Ian, and from said point running i ! i.ii < ii .-it that the defendants of the state of Oregon, in and for thence north 19 59 chains, thence the county of Jackson, to me di in said suit, Earl Melting, also west 10.75 chains, thence south rected and dated the 6th day of known as E. H. Meiling, and Nelle 19 59 chains, thence east 10.75 ' February, 1935, in a certain suit it Milling, also known aa Nelle chains to the place of beginning. , (< in , his wife. Margaret L therein, wherein Farmers A Fruit containing 21.07 acres, and it Meiling, a single woman. Southern growers Bank, an Oregon banking being the intention to herein de- ' Oregon Credit Bureau; also all corporation us pluintiff recovered scribe and convey the property i >thcr persons or parties unknown a judgment against the defend described in deed of J. C. Ot- j ants, Daisy Binns and Daisy Binns iaiming any right, title, estate, tinger and wife, Gertrude Ot | ax executrix of the estate and last lien or interest in or to the real tinger, to grantor as recorded in I will and testament of Edward H. ■state described herein, had on volume 120 at page 592 of the 1 till I. til day of August, 1931. or Binns, deceased, Frieda Piatt and deed records of Jackson county, i now have in und to the following John B. Platt, wife and husband, Oregon; together with the tene described property, situated In the for the sum of $1917 00 with in ments and appurtenances there- I county of Jackson, state of Ore terest thereon at the rate of 8% unto belonging. per annum from the 19th day of gon, to-wit: I >«•< ¡ember, 1934, and for $301.97 Dated this 26th day of Febru-| Ix.t five (5) of Hanley subdi tuxes paid by the plaintiff, with ary, 1935. Interest thereon at the rate of 8% vision, aa desert bed In the deed SYD I. BROWN. records of Jackson county, Ore per annum from the 19th day of Sheriff of Jackson County. | gon, by Instrument dated April December, 1934, for $150.00 at By HOWARD GAULT, 23. 1927, and of record in volume torney's fees, and the costa and (ml-8-15-22) Deputy. I 166 piig<-H 226-221». deed records disbursements of this suit to be of said county, all in Jackaon taxed, which judgment was en- county, Oregon; reserving, how ' rolled and docketed in the clerk’s In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County ever, to those who do now or office of said court in said county shall in the future own any of on the 31st day of January, 1935 ELSIE SWEET. Plaintiff, vs. AR- VEL SWEET. Defendant. the 13 lota making up said sub- NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, diMHion, or part thereof, or in that, pursuant to the terms of Sl'IT FOR DIVORCE SUMMONS terest therein, a right-of-way said execution, I will on the 30th for a ditch and/or pipe line day of March, 1935, at 10:00 o’ To ARVEL SWEET. Defendant: In the name of the state of Ore acrosa said lot five (5) as the clock, a m., at the front door of tnxea, $15 51, 1931 taxes, $23 54, half 1932 tuxes, $25 84, last NORTON TO KEEP first half 1932 taxes, ami $50 31, 1934 taxes, plus $300.00 attorney’s fees, together with nil plaintiff's costs EYE ON TALKERS and disbursements to be tuxed, Nuap<>n<lv<l sentences, continued front prevloux term« of th» cir cuit court, were ordermi continued Monday by Circuit Judge II it Norton uh tiie February term of the circuit court opened In the Medford courthouse Tiie order provided continuance of the suspended sentence« "until further dlH|K>Hlti<m I h made," and affected Mr« Henrietta It Mar tin, preaident of the "flood Gov ernment" congress, found guilty by a Jackson county jury of aa anult with a "horsewhip" upon Leonard Hall, editor of the Miner, ■ i March, 1933. during political turmoil of that time Mra Martin wax convicted In October of that year, und has been undei aux ponded sentence since. Hull, how ever. refuaed to bring rhargea agninat Mra. Martin, the alate en tering it« own complaint Mra Electa A Fehl. Mac Mur ray und E I. Fitch, who laat August entered plena of guilty to criminal 111*01 for the distribution in M.iy 19.11 of the "Black Pol Itical Plot Exposed" pamphlets, aaaertedly written bv !■: II from hla atato prison cell, attack ing Jackson county courta and juriea, and the district attorney Other aentencea continued were: . Clarence Edmundl and j I. Johnson, grand largency; J. W. Matney. checks; Mra Joyce Helms, largency; William Young, receiving stolen property; f’luma Finney, state liquor violation; Jamca E. Stockman, criminal ayndlculiam; Price Hal»* und Le- Roy Wright, liquor law violation; Fred O Gamble, setting trap gun, und Arthur W Hazelrigg, forg ery • N MUNI we vnit.R ■ MONTHS \ wauOMB OF MILTON HIEGEL AT DAM A letter recently received from Milton Blegel, who now la work ing for the government on the big dam project ut Fort Peck. Montann. brought word thut it waa much warmer thut day only 25 degrees below aero. Milton la head machinist, having 12 big dredges to look after, besides smaller equipment. He hna three crews maintaining 24-hour service and his own hours are Irregular The dam la said to be the big gest dirt fill dam in the world and will cost 84 million dollars, or 21 million more than the Grand Coulee dam on the Columbia. It will form a lake 175 miles long and 16 miles wide at the widest place and will have a shore line of over 2500 miles It will take five to seven years to build. The first three months he waa there Milton received a rating of 99 per cent plus on his work. -------- •— Too many of our subscribers are worried over our safety, we fear, by reason of the fact that money communicates germs. — Weston Leader, You may have thought our January and Feb ruary VALUES were splendid . . . but you’ve seen nothing, yet! We mean, we're all set to make March a gala month of food savings for our customers! Thirty-one days during which they may prac tice SUPER THRIFT! We feature and handle only QUALITY FOOD . , . and you can't go wrong saving money, The corner may be hard to find ■ -filling stations look so much alike.—Weston Leader. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE By virtue of an execution in foreclosure duly issued out of and Under the acai of the circuit court of the State of Oregon. In and for the county of Jackson, tA me di rected anil du ted on the 27th day of February, 1935, in a certain suit therein, wherein Janie V. Smith, a single woman, as plaint iff, recovered Judgment against Karl MeiUng, also known as E. H. Meiling. and Nelle R. Meiling, also known aa Nelle Meiling. his wife, the defendants, for the sum of 13700 00, plus $1011.34 interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from August 17, 1931, to January 17, 1935, less $100 00 paid on in terest August 7, 1932, plus interest from the 17th day of January, 1935, to the date of Judgment, be ing the sum of $24 67. plus $46 20 Insurance premiums paid by plaintiff, plus $9.55, last half 1930 TTl:i!iiinîffi DEL ROGUE asms may be hereafter laid out and described for the purpose of conveying water for irrigation j ami domestic purposes us such i water may be supplied by an j irrigation system for the Irriga tion of said lots in said xubdl- | vision with all necessary ground to make salii reservation useful, and with the tight of ingress' and egress for the cleaning and maintaining of such ditch, or es- I tablishlng und repairing such I ditch or pipe line. i Tre/i Choie« Quality Low Prie« 2-pound gon, you are hereby required to | dissolving the bonds of matrimony appear In the above entitled court existing between plaintiff and de and cause and answer the com- I fendant. plaint of plaintiff on file against 1 This summons, by order of the you, within four weeks after the ■ Hon. H. D. Norton, Judge of the »late of the first publication of this ’ above entitled court, made on the summons which is February 22, j 21st day of February, 1935, is 1935. serve»! upon you by publication If you fall so to appear and an thereof for a period of four con swer sabl complaint, plaintiff will secutive weeks apply to the court for the relief L. A. ROBERTS, demanded in sai»l complaint, a suc Attorney for Plaintiff. cinct statement of which is as fol Address: Ashland, Oregon. lows: For a decree of this court i (f22-ml-8-15) 9 CUT RATE DRUGS A purchase of the Special Values at the Open Display Store will convince you of the saving! 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