MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1910,
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tCentral EQint Items
jty C I., tot. . .
Taking everything into considera
tion, L'untrnl J'oiut has made greater
progress dtirjng. I he past year alio"
a liiUf Ihan evor before in Us entire.
ti.xiHtence. This progress is not duo
The news published n few weeks
ago Jlint turkey for Thanksgiving
would be vlienp in Central Point
must have sprang from the turkc
trust. There are plenty of thejm-
to nny ehnngo yi tlio country, forituxml dinner binU on tool, hitt Uio
tlm I'onnirv wn nlwnvH aood. but nrieo is sninellung Hew, to say-
it is due entirely to a, ohniigo. in tlio
people, which has been .brought
.about bv the persistent efforts of
the newspaper5, ntm the eo-opera-tiou
of half n dozen men of pro
gress wlui saw the handwriting upon
iJie wall and read .and interiircled
il.s meaning. Thin Jia)f dor.cn men
of enterprise liuvo ineren.-ed into
I hi ce score, leaving only a monger
.few. of the party of lutrogrcssion to'
croak from their cobweb igloos. The
,town is moving forward along the
.now well deflneed pat ji ..of., progress.
The Christian Seieuce people aid
preparing lo enjoy a spiritual feat
ne.st Saturday night when Hev. Wil
liam P. JioKenzic, the noted lecturer
of Hostoi), will deliver a discourse
on Christian Science, at the, local
opera limine.
. Duxo.flrim' fine dray team en
gaged in a lively runaway Molality
evening and made the welkin ring for
a .few minutes. The wagon was
broken and one of' tho horses fell
while crossing Pino sheet and wax
dragged for some distance, but re
ceived no injuries other than bruises
and slight sprains.
Mr. and Mr,. S. A. Pattison weie
in Medfoid Saturday afternoon,
i J. II. (lanlner, an old time resi
dent of Central Point, who has been
.at Yoncolla for '.several months, has
' returned and will ..spend the winter
in Central Point.
Tho Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will, on November 121, open n
busier shop in Central Point, at
which every article calculated to be
needful in a Thanksgiving dinner
may be purchased by the public.
Anything from the bronze gobbler to
tho Georgia 'psHi or your money
back.
i.uothing nbout. thu "stitfhV nnil th
gravey." . .
fSnm Pastor hns iust iirnduntcd
Waid Hopkins' .line Hhepherd ,puj
from his canine seminary, wlueh he
is conducting during tho winter
months. Prof. Paster is certainly
there with bells when it comes to
training youpg dogs. He draws the
Jiuo at' adults.
The report that Harry Murray was
to return ,to GohJ Hill anil ,oninienco
the publication of a second paper
at that plae'e is entirely without
foundation. There is no room at
Gold Hill for two papers and besides
there are towns much laiger thnp
Gold Hill which, would be pleased to
hao n publication lis good as the
present paper published at that
point. ' '
Charles A. Prodcrick of Allerlon,
Iowa, was visiting in Central Point
Sunday . afternoon. Mr. llroderiekl
has friends diving near Unite Palls
uud left Sunday night fo rtliut point.
J. 0. Smith was calling on old
friends at Gold Hill .Saturday night
returning home Sunday.
Alva il. Turrill, the jeweler, has
moved infp his new tpiarleis in the
Whitoside-Ghildcr's building. His
store pieseuts tenant and up to ditc
appearance and we bespeak success
for the young man.
Clifford N. Gilbert of Hremerton,
Wash., nnived.in town late Saturday
evening. Mr. Gilbert is an artist of
scenic photography and is travclim:
in the interest of the "See Anieiicn
First company.
There are lots of fresh ranch eggs
coming to town from Iowa and
Iowa and other convenient points.
Eagle Point Eaglets
Ky
O. Ilowlctf.
. Our election parsed oft very quiet
ly. There' was but a "very small aa"
ppljcd amV tint vdry llttlo Interest
manifested, A few of tho stralght
j.iL'kflcd republicans voted the ticket
slru'filit, .but imfl of tho people voed
for the man, regai'illcra o(Vpar,
,tf. S. Wolftr, our pilintier,'l4kent
busy alltjictlmc. lie lb.justwfinisli
Ingfng up a Job on tho jfuuiiyaldo
uud has the work to do for Frank
NlphOls' new house, Von der HellenjH
nuw home, Gun Js'lchols' home and, In
fact, everybody . Is no b.usy that we
can hardly stop to eat. I noticed
when I am traveling that there aro
new houses going up all over tho
valley and old ones being repalrod,
and everything looks bright aud pros
perous. Tho P. & E. Hallroad company has
a forco of men building a depot; an
other building a large water tank;
another laying pipe to pump tho wa
ter from Unite creek; another get
ting gravel from tho creek bed to
make concrete work, and thus our
readers will see that ISaglo Point has
become quite a business confer. The
hotels are crowded, and overy day
there aroJenVpilrfea,made for houses
lo rout. - - -
Our daughter, Millie. Mrs. E. Hoyt.
came lir from Fort Klamath last
Thursday on, a visit to the old folks
at home. Sho reports that things
arc lively out In hat part of the coun
try. Mrs. Floyd Pierce of Forest Creek
is out visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Tryor.
John Allen of Derby camo out last
Friday and brought tvrj heoves 11G0
pounds of fine beet for tho Sunny
Bide hotel, and that will last us about
ten days,
Eden Precinct Items
S.'S. Stephens of North Talent vis
ited Medfoid Friday.
Cloorgo Elfers of Phoenix wan buy
ing alfuKa hay of C. Carey Friday.
S. C. Shldeler and daughter, MIb
Orn, of Talent left last Tuesday for
southern California, to, spend tho win
ter. .
A. S. Furry hnH bought quite a
bunch of cattle of William Cottrell
in the past two .weeks.
Mr. Tuckor, father of Mis. Weldou
Hartley, was In North Talont Satur
day. S. S. Stephens was buying corn
last Friday. Looks as If thero was
a chance to see a fat hog or two later.
Eniniett Beeson of Wugner Creek
visited Medford Saturday.
C, , Carey sold a couple- of good
horses to Medfoid parties lost week
and still has a couple moro good
ones to let go,
Somb strangers were up on what
Is known as Graveyard Hill just south
of PhoonU", taking post card views,
Saturday.
Mrs. William Campbell of Hiitton,
thlsh county, is visiting her aunt and
uncle, Mr, and Mrs. James Allen, aud
family of North Talent.
James McDonald of North Talont
came down to Phoenix on election
day. This isf the fllmt time James
has been down for a long time.
Died At his homo west of Phoe
nix of paralytic strokq, Garrett Ste
phens, aged C5 years. He was burled
in the Phoenix cemetery Sunday aft
ornoon, Someono Is asking whore that au
ditorium In Phoenix Is that will scat
100 people, of which the Portland r
Journal of November 11 speaks. That
is easy. Its floors are of terra flrma.
Its covering Is of heavenly blue.
Ashland Notes
-Tho people of Ashland nro taklugj
tho defeat of tho S. O. S. N. S. cheer
fully. As misery likes company, wo
feel that Medford, Jacksonville and
Grants Pass and all southern Orogoii
towns have gmio Into defeat with us,
and wo can stand together fqr tho
next battle of nny other measure that
may come up Jn tho tntercsts of south
ern Oregon. Wo feel that It Is an
other, thirst of several of tho big
Willamette valloy towns, aided and
abclted by tho Orogonlan, who as Jato
as yesterday stated editorially tho old
threadbare falsehood of tho other nor
mals outside of Monmouth being used
locally as high schools,
H. P. Hughes has gono to the Red
Hills near Redding on a big mining
deal.
C, S. Hugg of Klrby, Josephine
county, Is lu Ashland visiting rela
tives, i
T. II. Iluntly of Madison, Wis., son
Of John Huntly of this place, arrived
In Ashland-Frldny on a visit to.lils
people. ,
James T Grcor, tho pocket hunter
of this place, has dug up a pocket
..-... Ik. ,1... nlrt lllllini... f"1a..l1 ...i..-
uvet M utv Kiiyx jiiiMKij i.iuuii min
ing district that yielded In nuggets
over $2000, and with the proceeds
has bought him a homo on lower
Laurel stroct.
Goorgo W. Canning, a former rcnl
dent of Ashland, now residing at Snn
Diego, Cal., and daughter aro hejro
i loll tin.- frtnnild. r
E. V. Cartor nnd family havo loft
on an xtonded trip to Europe Thpy
will bo gone six months.
Table Rock Items
A" number of tho young peoploi Professor Roop has organized" n
from here attended the, piny, "Prlnco'8ingtng. school here, which promises
In Medford Saturday
to be a success. He also oxpectsj-to
organize- one lu" some of the adjoin
ing districts.
of Pllsen,
night.
The school will give n literary en
tertalnment at tho schoolhouse Snt
jirday night, NoYsmbor 19, to bo fol- Will Lydlard of Medford spent
lowed by a box social, the proceeds Sunday wun ins pnronis nero. . i
of which will befor the purppso of Mr. aud .Mrs. n, Connor and Mrs.
bovine a boll and supplies for tlio a. k. Auaius, u. v,. mnuurii ami jv.
school. A fine program Is being pre
pared. Everybody Is Invited.
It. Dyrum were Medford visitors Sat
urday, i
CITY NOTICES.
CITY NOTICES
Kane's Creek Items
Mrs. Hlgtnbotham spent Saturday
and Sunday In Medford as guests of
relatives mid friends.
Mr. Lewis and 'wife transacted bus
iness lu tho hub city on Saturday,
George Higlnbotham and wife wero
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nichols at Tolo
over Sunday.
Mrs. Swlnden of Medford, who
spent tho week here with friends, re
turned home on Saturday's train.
Katie Foley, who has spent tho
lattor part of the week with Mrs. Lew
i,a, has rotumed . home.
Tom Dungey of Galls Creek was
over, this way one day recently on
business,
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens spent Sun
day very pleasuutly on the Rogue
fishing, having had exeelleut luck.
Mr and Mrs. Hitter of Gold Hill
tpent Sunday at Garden Hour, tho
guest of II Parent.
ORDINANCE NO. -102.
An ordlnafco authorizing tho Ibsu
a nco of $14,250 of tho Improve
ment bonds of tho ctty of Medford,
Jackson' county, Oregon, and direct
ing tho advertising of tho same for
sale lit accordance with chapter V
of Tltlo XXVII of Dnlllngor & Cot
ton's Annotated Cedes and Stututes
.of tho State of Oregou. ,
T" o city of Medford dotli ordain
ac follows:
Section 1. Whereas, tho city of
Medford has heretofore duly cauecd
cortaln etrcetB of said city to bo Im
proved, and has duly nssessotl the
cost thereof to the property benefited
thereby In ncnordanco with tho char
ter of saM city: nnd,
Whorearf, certain owners of sundry
pieces of property oach assessed" for
such lmpiovcmcnta In a sum exceed
ing twenty-five dollars, has duly
made and fled application tb pay
until several aDsessmclB la Install
ments, lu accordance with section
fiisi oi saui uuiiuav vm."" n
Annotated Codes and Statutes; rinrt,;
Whereas, an assessment aud bond
lien docket- has boen duly miu'o, up
In accordance with tho provisions of
said section -nd of soi.'len 2728 of
said codes and statutes, nnd tho total
amount of unpa'O luweHBaionta for
such street Improvements and for
which application to pay unc'ur the
provisions of said ccctlcr.s ab&vo cit
ed hns boen mndo and filed as afore
said Is the sum of $14,2r,0, as
Bhown by said bond Hon docket;
Now thorofore, said cltv of Med
foro doth ordnJn ns aforesrld that
thore In horcby Mithortzcc't to bo is
sued, tho bonds of aald city In the
total amount of $11,250, In de
nominations of two hundred and fit
ly and five bundled dollars each, aa
may bo convenient.
Section 2. SiiO bonds slu 11 be
made lu tho following foira:
$ No
CITY OF MEDFORD
Jackson County
Stato o Oregon
IMPROVEMENT DOND.
Know all men by those presents,
T'ir.k tho city of, Medford, in the
couuty of Jackson, state of Oregon
for value recelvod, horeby agrees and
promises to pay tho bcror thp sum
0 dollars
In gohl coin of ti-o United Stntca of
America, on tho prosoutatloa and sur
render of this obligation on tho
day of , li tho yc.u
of our Lord oao thousand nine hun
dred and wLhoiit graco,,
with Interest thereon from the dato
:orcof until redeemed, or untl,. the
time of tho seml-cnnue. Interest py
i eut noxt ensuing the publication of
notice by tho clt" of Medford that
this bond W'.l bo taken up nnd cart
tolled nnd the Interest thorcon will
cense at tho Interest period noxt fol
lowing snnh publication, nt the rate
of six per cont per annum, pa-able
Boml-annually. In. like gold coin, on
tho ........ day of , and
venr. on the mv
aimtntion nnd cm render of tho prop
er coupons thoreto annoxed, principal
and interest payatie at tho office of
the trea. rcr of tlo city of Medford.
This bond Isauo of a stories nuthpr
izod by nu act of the legislative as
sembly o( tho oUito of Oregon, enti
tled "An act to provldo for the Issu
ance of bonds for the Improvements
or streets and tho laying of sowers in
Incorporated cities and for tho pay
ment of tho cost of uuch Improve
ments and laying of cowors by In
stallment," filed In the office of
the sec'rotRry o! etnto February 22d,
1893, at amondoj by no art entitled
An net to amend Boctloi.": 1, 2, 8,
intends to do U z, C, and 7 of an act entitled 'An
ring this win-'act to provide for tho IssLanro of
1 bonds for the Improvement of streets
.i i,..i. .? i,wAra In Irirnrrinrntpd
Mr. Beno, former resident of tl'I8 ! cltea, and for tho payment o Uie
flee of wild tror.curor at tho option 'of
t,he city pf Medforc1 upon, tho paymtat
of the fnce vrluo thoroof, with ijc
crued interest to iho dato of paymeiit
nt any semi-annual coupon porlod ,at
- aftor one yoar from tho dato here
of, ns provldod In said act.
For tho fultlllmont of tho condl
tlouti of this obligation tho faith and
crodit of the city of Medford nro hojo
by plodsed. ,t
In witness whoreof, this bond Jma
been Vlgnod by tho mayor and atlOBt
ed by the recorder of said city of Med
ford and tho corporato real pf tho
city of Medford hereto affixed tHla
day of .
A. D. lit 10. t
Attest:
ArHr?
Mayor.
Wo are sorry to say that Mr. Rus
sell is very much IndUposod at this
writing, having a bad attnok of aBth
mn, William Lowls bo's purchased a now
grubbing machine and intends to do
a great amount of cea
tor.
Recorder of tho City of Medford.
Section 3. Each of said bonds shall
havo attached thereto twenty coupons,
each of which shall bo In tho follow
ing form: , I
CH'V OF MEDFORD
Stato of Oregon.
.Will pay tujhoiheru-or ,. .
lnllHt-'n In irnllt coin of tho United
Staton of America at tho offlco of tjio
treaimror of said city, on tho a .
lay, of , ?? being six
months' Interest on lmprovemiuu
bond No unless sr.ld bond
is sooner redeemed aa therein provid
ed, which icdeuiptlou will render tljls
coupon void. (
Attest:
Mayor,!
plapo but now of Medfprd, was bore
ono da recently on business
ATTEND COLLEGE.
cost (4 such Improver, ente ancj lay
ing of sewer by Installments,' filed
In the office of tho occrot.ry of stato
Kebruury 22d. 1803," approvod Feb
ruary 28thlODl, and Is cu obllja
tion of tboclty of Modford, fore
sald, and Is not to bo deemed or taTc
en to bo wl'Ma or .my prt of uio
limitation by law as to the Indebted
ness of said city, nnd it Is further
certified that all requirements of law
have been fully compiled with by the
proper officers In tho lining of this
hnmi . t.ii itint tho toti 1 "mount of
As ooii ns you ndprtie the fact tMa Issue does not exceed the limit
(hut iou have rirtv to lent or Iprefccrlbed by ss.Ul act
sell hecomca un ex send j TUU bond Is redoemallo at the of
Arrango to attcml the Eugene B
Iness College, and let hi get.yos.d
Eood pesltloa when you gradMaU. K
ter new. -Send for oar cat
logue, HYj West Sereath strMt.
Recorder of the City of Medford.
Said coupons shall bo numborfd
from ono to twenty respectively. '
Section 4. Tho mayor of 8.-Id city
Is hereby authorized and directed io
sign said bondc nnd the city recorder
to coiriteiHlgn tno saroo uy auaiui
lag thereto tho seal of said clt, all
on behalf of said clt- i
Section C. Tho rccordor of the
city 1h horoby directed to register
jiald bonds and ni'mbor tho camo on
the blank provldod therefor In tho
foregoing form, Jn accordance with
scctlpn 2730 of said codes and stat
utes of the stato of Oregon.
Section 0. Tlo recorder of the city
of Medford Is hereby dlictcd to
advertise said bonds for sale and that
tho same will be sold for tho lilgluyit
prieo obtainable, not 'ess than par
and accrued Interest, and in said ad
vertisement he shall announce, that
be will reecho soalod proposals for
the pnrchaso of said bonds or any
nortlon thereof n- Mb offlco at any
tlmo before 4 ISO p. m. on tho Ifith
day of November, 1910 He shall
tiiibllsh said advortlsomont three
tlinoa tn n dally nowBimnor published
and printed In said city, and shall
submit tho sealed proposals I evolv
ed In acrordniuo with said adver
tisement to the council ut Its no)ct
meeting thereafter.
The foroeolniz ordlnanco was peris
ed bv the city council of tho city pf
Medford, O.-egon, on tho 2d day of
November, 1UK), by tho following
vote:
Welch aye, Merrick ayo, Emerlck
absent, Wortman ayo, Elfert absent,
uud Dcmmer
Approved November 3d, 1010,
W. H. CANON, Mayor.
Attest:
ROUT. W. TELFEIt,
City Recorder.
Auto Owners
-
You rend' our hist week's nd,
didn't you, ns to our gunrnnlewng
our workt Well,, wo Jinvn plhven
It to epiilo lhhny. Chll nHd wo can
provo it to you.
.Of futt Rarnes
Auto Co.
Eiflhth and Central.
Phono 0231 Main.
PRIVATE WIRE
PHONE 1831
Moss Co.
GRAIN AND STOOK
BROKERS
W, L. BAIN LOCAL MGR.
ROOM 15, P. 0. BLOCK
MEDFORD, OREGON
Lot lis show yon now
tlio different models mid
prices of
KODAKS FOR
CHRISTMAS
while we havo plenty of
time to explain the best
kodak for the individual
to receive it
PROM $1.00 TO $65.00
Medford
Book
Store
l-r -i
ORDERS SOLICITED.
Mi'y. A. M. JiinU'i represent -ing
Direct Cloth Co., St. Uiuw,
Mo., wishes lo announce to In
die of Medford nbo will lake
orders for iiiide-to-uieaHUie
garinoulH, nnd goods by Iho
vara, ut lillll N. Central, dur
ing fall and winter mmhoii.
Piices low, Mitiofnction Runr-nuteed.
In Seven Days
AVe have sold two five
acre, and two larger
tracts in our FIUHT
TRACTS, and the par
ties are improving ihein.
Come and see us if you
want any si'e tract.
H 0 W L A N D
or
THE, VAN DYKE
REALTY CO.
huom 3, 123 Main St.
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NOTICE OF KALE OF IJH-l.tWO IM.
i'rove.mi:nt hoxdh of the
citv of medford.
"Notice lu hereby given that tho city
council of tho city of Medford, Ore
gon, will receive sealed proponal8 for
$11 ,'.'50, nix per cent, ton-year, Im
provement bondu.
Illdn to bo fllod with tho olty n
cordor of tho city of MedTord, Oregon,
on or buforo t:30 o'clock p. in. No
vcmber 15lb, 1010, and to bo nceoip
panled by a certified check oiiunl to
five per cent of tho amount bid for;
cbock to bo mado payable to tho city
ireaBiiror of ald city.
The council reorvea tho right to
reject any and all blda.
ItOUT. W. TELFI?It.
Ct City flccojrder.
Ha-liu'4 for health.
MISS FLORA GRAY,
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
STUDIO, 144 S. CENTRAL.
PHONE MAIN 991.
Splekidiid FrTOf pi
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465-AORES 3Ao miles from tho iiity of AledfoM; 300
acres' undL' i)low, balance scattered oaks and brush
land, easily cleared; land lies above the froit line, is
finely drained and sub-irrigated. This tract overlooks 1
the entire valley, in the 'heart of a fine fruit section.
Adjoining land held at $250 per acre.' Price of this tract
$105 per acre. Splendid terms, Apply
D. H. JACKSON (SL OOMPANY
PHONE 2722. ' : 118i2 yrj&T MAIN ST.
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Tuesday, Noyember 15
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Dainty Divinities Who Sihg Dance and Ddigkt'tfce Xy
Snlo of scats begins Saturday, November 12. -
Prices-50c, $1.00, $1.50.
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Butte Falls, Oregon
We can then handio your orders. Place them now.
Write an Phone us for Dricos. t i t
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Butte Falls Lumber C o.
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Ashland, Oregon Swed.enburg Block
This is the school that will make you Suc
cessful, Train you for Business and Help
you to a Position.
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND
AND ENGLISH
Secure your Business Education at homo
at a very'moderato Expense and, if you wish,
we will secure you a position in any of tho
largo commercial centors. ' ' J
NO BETTER SCHOOL ANYWHERE AT
Aann PRICE
ENTER AT ANY TIME
P. RITNJ51VA. M., President.
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Contractors will mxt week com
ploto tlio now sbwor ayBtem In Soutli
sott Addltltin, glvliiK naallary wowor
oko and dralnaRO aowor. lu addition
to 30 lot in tlilH addition, only flv
blocku from Main Htrcot, tho clo-ot-ln
Kood rouldoneo IpIb now of
forluu In Modford. Tlio mattor of
nultliiK l tho dralnaco aowur af
fordH oiniortunlty to drain basemanta
and collars and brim; about tlio bout
sanitary condltloim. Modford'H up-to-dato
iiooplo only want uMo'datn
conditions In tholr rouldQiico nuar
tcra. 1'
Yon hollftvcd llwil "dead tooU" to
bo salable when you sought !
Probably it wn -mid la. Couccn-
i rum it iiiiio iiuTvitiPHi), . " ....-, i
in n week, fuiuol that it ovur worrier1
you.
Nursery Stock
Let us Quote You Prices on
All Kinds of Trees '
M
and Shrubs
L. B. WARNER
At Warner, Wortman Wl Gor
Grocery j0 M? j& Medford
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