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MEMBER OF ILLINOIS
LEGISLATURE TO BE
Grand Jury Investigating Bribery
Charges Will Return at Least One
Indictment.
CHICAGO, Mny 7. Ono indict
muni will lio returned against n dom-
ocratlo momljor of t ho IlllnolH legisla
ture ly tho grand Jury Investigating
tho charges of bribery In connection
with tho oleatlon of William Uirlmcr
to t ho United States senate, ncrordliiK
to District Attorney Waymnn.
Otliur IndlctmontH charging conspir
acy may be returned later, It Im In
tlmatod. Tho Investigation, which was based
on tho charges alleged to havo been
made hy Charles A. White, a mom
Iter of tho lower Iioiiho, Is ut 111 umlor
way. It Ih declnred that Wnymnn hns
received Information that a member
of tho legislature hap corroborated
tho statement jirlntcd In a paper here
and purporting to bo a coufojulon by
White that ho had received $2000 for
lil u voto for Lorlmer.
CITY TREASURER'S XOTIIICE.
Office of City Treasurer,
Medford, Oregon, May 7th, 1910.
Notice Ih hereby glvoa that thoro nro
fuinlH on hand In tho ctly treasury for
thu redeuioptlon of nil outstanding
city warranto Issued against tho fol
lowing funds:
Lateral Bower No, B, Dlat. No. 7.
Lateral Sower No. 1, Dim. No, 10.
Lateral Sower No. 1, Dlst. No. C.
IntoreHt on tho Hiune will censo
after the above date.
L. L. JACOBS,
12 City Treasurer.
NOTICE Oir ELECTION
no it roBolvod by tho city council
of tho city of Medford, Orogon'
That notice 1b hereby given
that a Bpeclal olocllon In and for
tho city of Modford, and In and for
tho territory hurolnaftor described,
has boon ordored by said council to
bo hold, and tho tiumo will be hold
on tho 24th dny of May, 1010, bo
twoen tho hours of 0 o'clock, a. ni.
nnd R o'clock p. in,, for tho purpose
of submitting to tho qualified oloct
orfl of Hold city at said oloctlon tho
following question:
Shall tho boundnrloa of tho city ot
M( -ford bo ultorod by Including
thoroln tho following doscrlbod tor
rltory, to-wit:
Commencing nt tho northeast cor
nor of section 30, township 37,
rnngo 2 west of tho Wllldmotto mer
idian ; thenco couth on tho.oast lino
of said sootlon 80 to tho north lino
of donation land claim No. 85, In
Bald town und ranijo; thence west
along tho north lino of said dona
tion land clnlm No. 8G and donation
land claim No. 84, of Bald town and
rnngo to tho northwest cornor of
snld donation land claim No, 84:
thonco north to the north lino of said
flection 30, bolng tho present bound
ary of jmld city of Modford; thenco
oaBt along eald north lino of said
soctlon 30 and tho prosont boundary
of said city, to place of commonco
incut; all In Jncltuun county, Ojegon,
Tho following aro horoby doulg
natod as tho places In said city nt
which tho polls will ho open within
tmld city:
First ward Commorelal Olub
rooms.
Qocond ward Nah hotel.
Third ward City hall.
Tho following Is horoby designated
as tho placo In tho torrltory abovo
described at which tho polls will bo
open:
Fourth uouso from south city
limits, on wost sldo of county road
ox'ocdlng H'-uth from tho etc of
Newtown stroot In raid city.
Tho following havq been and here
by aro, appointed and designated
as judges and clerks of said oloctlon:
First ward In said city L. L. Da
mon, Judgo; O. P. Llndley, judge and
clerk; O. W. Davis, judge and clerk.
8econd ward In said city L. D.
Warner judge; J. Bollinger, judgo
and clerk; William Ulrlck, judge and
clerk.
Third ward In said city M. F. Mc
Cown, judgo; Scott Davis, judge and
clerk; H. II. Cady, judge and clerk.
In tho torrltory horotoforo des
cribed C. W. IMnaborgor, Judge; R.
A. JohtiBon, Judge and clerk William
Murray,, Judgo and clork.
Tho electors of said city of Mod
ford, and tho olectors of tho torrl
tory horolnboforo doscrlbod, aro
horoby Invited to voto on Bald prop
osition by placing upon thotr ballots,
"for annexation" or "against annex
ation" or words equivalent thoreto.
Ilosolvod further, that this notice
bo published in tho dally Mali Tri
bune, a uewspapor ot general clreu
Irtlon In sail city of Modfa-i, and In
torrltory nbovo described, for a per
iod of four weeks prior to such oloc
tlon, and also four roptoa thoroof bo
posted In four public places In said
city, and four publlo places within
tho territory abovo described, for a
llko period, by tho city rocordor or
undor his direction.'
Tho forogolng resolution was
passed on tho 19th day of April,
1910, by tho following voto:
Morrlck, aye; Emorlck. absont;
Wortman, ayo; Elfort, aye; Dam
mor, aye; Welsh, ayo.
Approvod, April 20, 1910.
W. II. CANON,
Mayor.
Attost:
RODT. W. TELFBR,
City Rocordor.
each of said parcels is hereby as
soHKud the amount set opposito Us
description below for tho construction
of said sower.
ASSESSMENTS FOR AN EIGHT
INCH SEWER ON WEST EIGHTH
STREET, FROM WASHINGTON
STREET TO ELM STREET.
Assessment No. 1 Dullock. Lot
C, block 1, Highland Parle addition to
tho city of Medford. Oregon; front
age 141.44 feet on tho north sldo of
West Eighth street, nnd described in
Vol.. ., pngo .., county recorder's
records or Jackson county, Oregon;
141 foot, rato per foot 63 cents,
amount $89.10.
Assessment No. 2 II. II. Croft ot
nl Lot 11, block 1, Highland Park
addition to tho city of Medford, Ore
gon; frontage 141.4 4 feot on tho
north side tf West Eighth stroot, and
described In Vol, .., pago ... county
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
111.44 feet, rato per foot 03 cento,
amount $SD.10.
ORDINANCE NO. .V2H.
An ordinance assessing tho prop
erty adjacent to nnd boneflted by the
olght-luch lateral sower constructed
nloug West Eighth street for tho cost
of constructing tho Bamo and provid
ing the ninnnor of carrying said as
sessments Into full effect,
Tho city of Medford doth ordnln as
follows:
Section 1. Whereas, tho council
did horotoforo provide by ordlnanco
for tho Borvlng of the owners of prop
erty adjaceiu to and benefited by tho
construction of the lateral sower here
inafter described to appear before
Bald council and hIiow cause, If any,
why said property should not be nB
BOHHod for tho construct Ion of Bald
newer, and did fix a time for hearing
any such protests, which notice was
given In accordance with Bald ordi
nance inoro than ten days before the
beginning of tho construction of snld
sower, but no protests ngalnst said
construction or nsHossniont ot tho cost
thoroof was made by anyone and
said Bowor waB, by said council order
ed constructed,
And whoroaB, tho cost of tho con
struction of snld Bowor has boon nnd
horoby Is dotermluod to bo tho sum
of ?:ico.io,
Now theroforo, tho said city doth
ordain nnd declnro that each pnrcol
of property described bolow la ad
jacent to and nnd benefitted by that
cortnln lnternl sowor olght Inches In
bIzo, constructed on WoBt Eighth
Btreot from Elm to WnBhlngton stroot
and that the proportion of said cost
of suld sowor which oach of said par
coin of land Ih tho amount Bot oppo
site thodlscrlptlon ot each fluch par
cel bolow, that onoh of snld pnrcols
Is actually benefitted In tho amount
sot opposite ItH description bolow by
tho construction of said sower, and
thnt snld Bovernl amounts represont
tho proportional benefits ot Bnlil sov
ornl pnvuola from said sowor. And
Assessment No. 3 II. H. Croft ct
at. Lot 1, block 3, Highland Park
addition to tho city of Medford, Ore
gon: frontage 141.44 feet on tho
south side of Wcst Eighth street, and
described in Vr page ... county
recorder's records of Jackson county
Oregon; 141.44 feet, rate per foot
03 cents, amount $89.10.
Assessment No. 4 H. II. Croft ct
nl. Lot 8 block 3, Highland Park
addition to the city of Medford, Ore
gon; frontago 141.44 feet on the
south side ot West Eighth street and
described In Vol. . ., Pago . ., county
recorder's records of Jackson county,
Oregon; 141.44 feet, rato per foot
03 cents, amount 89.10.
Section 2. And it is hereby ordered
and ordnincd thnt the several said
assessments and -he liens thereof be
entered into thu lien docket of
snld city, and that thereupon notice
bo given tho owners or reputed own
ers of said property, and that the
same bo enforced nnd collected In
the manner provided by the charter
of said city for the collection of as
sessments for tho Improvement of
tho streets therein.
Section 3. It is further ordered
that the no'.Ico above provided for
bo published tbreo times in the Med
ford Mall Tribune, a newspaper pub
lished and of general circulation In
said city, In the manner provided
by ordlnanco No. 250 of sai city.
The foregoing ordinance was
passed by tho city council of the city
of Medford, Oregon oh the 3rd day
of May, 1910, by the following vote:
Emerick aye, Welch aye, Mer
rick, aye; Eifert, aye; Demmer, aye;
Wortman, aye.
Approved May 4, 1910.
W. H. CANON,
Mayor
Attest:
ROBT. W. TELFER.
City Recorder.
NOTICE
To tho owner or reputed owner of
Just
Word
Mr. Invester
NO INFLATED PRICES
Honesty, the Best Policy
Honesty has been my policy in all my deals, and I am satisfied that is what has
made my ever increasing business, and I believe that this is the one thing that every
investor looks for first in the man that he is thinking of dealing with, and again it has
been my idea of showing the man only that which I thought would be a great mon
ey maker for him, and so far it certainly has been that way, and that said, I am going
to tell you of one of the best buys in the valley below:
Deeded Water Right
5-1 acres of fine river bottom and beaver dam land, all free soil, the finest laud for
berries, fruit, vegetables or, in fact anything you want to-plant in the entire val
ley today; 12 acres in high class apples, part 6 years old; 2 acres fine borries; abouf
f acres alfalfa; about 2 acres in garden; about the same in potatoes; balauco in
grain; about 3 acres woodland. There are several acres of made land, which adds to
the number of acres in the place. This place is about seven miles out, but only
three miles from a railroad station. There is a deeded water right of several hun
dred inches that goes with the place; also a sorghum mill, 2 cows, about 30 stands of
bees, some lumber, this year's crop, tools and "implements, also some household
goods. Thero is a, fair barn on the place, but the.house is old. This is without a doubt
the best buy in the valley. This will not last long and I havo it exclusively and I can
deliver tho goods.
Don't wait until tomorrow', but see about it today. Phone or write for an ap
pointment. $13,500, $8000 Cash, Balance 3 annual payments, 6 perc't
W. E. WHITESIDE
For "A Square Deal"
CENTRAL POINT
OREGON
each parcel of property described
in the foregoing ordinance, as named
therein, and In the Hen declared by
said ordinance as recorded in the
docket of city lieas.
You aro hereby notified that tho
assessment declared by tie forego
ing ordinance has been mzdo and tho
lien therefore entered in the clt7 lien
docket, and tbat the same Is due,
and you are hereby required to pay
the same to tho city recorder's office
within ten days from thcscrvlce of
this notice, wl Ic.h service is made
by publication of tho foregoing or
dinance and this notice three times
in tho Medford Mail Tribune, pur
suant to an order of tho city council
of said city.
ROBERT W. TELFER.
City Recorder.
RESOLUTION.
Be It resolved, by tho city council
of the city of Medford, Oregon:
That it is the intention of tho coun
cil to lay a 4-Inch water main on
Portland avenue from East Main to
East Eleventh street, nnd to assess
the cost thereof upon, tho property
fronting on -aid portion ot said street
In proportion to tho frontre ol nald.
property.
The council will meet nt tho coun
cil chamber in tho city hall la said,
city on May 17th, 1910, at 7:30 p.
m., at which timo all protests against
the laying of said water main on said
portion ot Bald street and tho assess
ment of tho cost thereof upon the
property fronting thereon will ho
heard..
Tho foregoing resolution was pass
ed by the city council ot the city of
Medford, Oregon, on tho 3d day ot
May. 1910, by tho following voto:
Welch ayo, Merrick ayo, Emerick
aye, Wortinan aye, Eifert aye and
Demmer aye.
Approved May 4th, 1910.
W. H. CANON, Mayor.
Attest:
ROBT. W. TELFER.
City Recorder.
A Home For Sale
I have a now, modern, 8-room house for sale. Built for
a home; built very well; will stand nny test; comfortably
rrnuged; all rooms largo; all interior finish hand selected
fir, finished in golden oak, dull; large sleeping porch; sewer
and water in; close to paving; high ground; a splendid place
for a home.
Places not half as good are on the market for tho samo
price as this. If you mean business and really want a first
class home, come and see this nny time.
Address OWNER, Care MAIL TRIBUNE.
Do You Wish
To Buy a Home
ARE YOU WANTING A HOME?
WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN TAKE ADVAN
TAGE OP OTHER PEOPLE'S MISFORTUNES?
Parties are compelled to leave tho city, and offer a
fine new two-story, eight-room house, completely
furnished, with high-grade furniture, best light and
plumbing fixtures, lawn, cement walks and curb,
south front, street to be paved. This is a beautiful
home and is located on one of the best streets in tho
city. Price is very low, witli or without furniture.
Modem Cottage For Sale
A neat, modem, five-room cottage, close in on Oak
dale, east front, fine lawn and shrubbery, cement
walks and curb, paved streot, large range goes with
house, largo barn; lot 50x145.
New Five-Room Cottage
New fivo-room cottage, south front, lot 50x150,
near South Newtown; price $2000, terms.
J. W. Dressier Agency
WEST MAIN STREET