MlfJOirOUD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDITORD, Oft-EOON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 1910.
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Central Point Items
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CITY NOTICES.
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY NOTICES.
Tho reconl licnvy rnins Iiiivp
jdwwn a the need or drniunKc am
when? Hie drifliififtc ulioiild l)C
N. K. Childors 1ms filled m "!
lots which were extremely low, ii
such nn excellent maimer that one
rtenrcely rcpognizes (hem or tin
snmo prooerty.
W. A. Gowley, N. 13. OhilderH am'
Hhe Whiti'sido jr,ithrrH have done
MOine good work in the lino nf drnin-
inj,' in I he p"Rl l"' week.
A flue 1roin hn Impii cut froir
I,nurcl street nt the corner of Mr
Cowlcy'n property down Pine fttrce'
ns fur '"H !'' lw'l,r corner of tin
Cliildonj property, in the Shield ml
IlitiriiLr TIjH 110L only injures Hiifel
iliinnu henvy ruins bul also affords
excqllunl Howernce for Mr. Cowley
residence, the residences of the
Whiteside brothers and thai of N 13.
'Childurn. At the Chililerx proper
ty (lie drain is run into the Hop
kins lateral and ihihkp off through
the lowlands of the Shield farm
iiitn Hear creek.
.Tim fniiniliitiiiii woik on the Y.
M. C. A. buildiiitf Ih pro(jreKsing and
the conuniltco cntcrtiiiiiH the hope
that work may begin soon on the
main building.
Her T, M. Joiiph was in Medfonl
Hiinday, rclniiiiug homo on the even
inir ruin,
The LndicH' Improvement club are
niiifji in hope that llio next number
of the Drill Kycoiim enurpo will re-
pclve a much morn liberal patronage
than litis its nredenessors. 'I'he la
dies have dono much to mine the
along Dennett avenue from Howard
street to Itoonovelt avenue Tor the
cost of constructing tho snme and
providing the man nor of carrying
mild asHcsnmcntx Into full effect.
The city of Medfonl doth ordain
ni follOWB
Section 1. Whereat), ho council
did heretofore provide by ordinance
i fi-lt 111 Ofittrlr ft llin nnTHAUd f tllttl-
(he people see t, the council see it, hj0W( therefore, Bnld city doth or-i0rty adjacent to and benefited by
tral Point and the public should
iot see them suffer financially be
ause of their good offices.
The more rain that falls the nunc Hon of Mid newer linn bcon ond here
,., !., ,i. i r ,;,w..ii,u. by Js detcrmfned to be tho sum of
l'HlS I" " ivvi . -.... .....-, J51 f)12'
the beginning of the construction of
said sower, but no protests agnlnst
said construction or assessment of
tho cost thereof was made by any-J
ono, nnd said sower was, by said coun
cil, ordered constructed, and,
whprcna. tho cost of tho construe
T
iho visitor knows it and the mayor1 daln and declare that ench parcel of
.h in favor' of cement sidewalks. property doscilbcd bqlow Js adjacent
rimr,. .ni i, .. ii.i ,11. I. mi mi nirerv t0 uml bonofltod by that certain lat
llicre will be no let up, out .11 every , .., a i..a . 0i- ri,niriirf.
't.sion of the 'council there will be .,! on Howard street from Knst Wash-
tho construction of tho lateral sewer
hereinafter described to appear bc-
foro said council and rhow cause, u
any, why said property should not
bo assessed for tho ronslr. etlon of
t felioul for sidewalks until the cry Ington to Dennett avenue, and that sald sowor, and did fix a time for
11 relied dome of vaulted blue.
reverberates against the high j tho proportion of tho cost of Bald
want sidewalks and must have them.
Central Point will mioii have just
one good newspaper; (hat is enough.
.Hid fhe old paper deserves the field.
J. 0. Isanciiou and W. A. Oowlcv
luivo just returned from Kiigene
where (hey attended a big Y. M. (.
A. meeting as delegates from the lo
i:al lodge.
It is up lo the Southern Pacific
to drain that big frog pond which ia
forming near the ilenot, but there ut
a number of ponds forming which
were not here last year. j
S. A. Pattisou is preparing to giu'i
the people of Central Point u news
paper service eipial if not superior
to anv weekly paper 111 the county,
in fact he bus always done that, bul
us the Held is left in bin hauiU In
will meet the deniiuid and increase
his service as the town increayes.
l)rs, Pollnilz and Anderson rcp't
benllli uuiiHiinlly good for Hie time
of year. Hen tcely any sickness in
town and very little in the country:
J. O, Smith has gone to CnlilWiiin
but he will n:it remain long. .Jim
igiitno proportion or 1110 cobi 01 sniu .nnp;n(. .Inv llnt. ....niniu whieli
liiim Biiuiiiu uuaii uanuu un " wvjiv-
fctitnilnnl of cnlorjniiiincnl in On-Imi'l Hlnv away from (Viitml Point.
Butte Falls Items
A Mr. Kndert of Crescent Cily,
Calif., 11 lingo sawmill and timber
eimitulist. has been hero looking
over, tho limber and negotiating for
Hie purchase of a number of pn
vate hblilingH. If ho buys ho will
build a mill near Unite Falls nnd put
in other plants.
William Perry and .Monroe ltnld-
win have been visiting among uh of"
Kite. Thoy tiro engaged in getting
the KiIhiiII ranch in nlmpo. for next
yean Hfl Mr. Perry bus leased thK
place nnd will farm it.
Professor Johnson of Hie Crater
hake Hchnol has closed his term and
is now working upon his liomestnnd.
Dr. Stewart, who is mH sick, was
taken out by Mr. Walker, las broth-er-iii-law,
ami sent .on to Portland
to lie placed in a hospital.
Jihn Allen furnished tho town
with Thanksgiving poultry in tlio
way of gpeu and nil. our hotels fell
their boarders and visitors on itiis
fowl 011 Thaliksgiviiii'.
II, V. Morris and .1. I. Patton bad
a hui'il trip from the valley to this
poip) dmiiig the heay stona whlehl
hat (pi availed herenliouts lor sevorai
iln.y.
itoyd Powers has gone to Port
land to look nil or work and will le
uuiin some time.
V(o had 0 "white" Thanksgiving,
several inches of snow having fallen
atld the day was gloilmy and kept
the, people indoors.
Mr. Trcffren, Sr of Ashland,
Hip valley J'roni the homestead on
Thanksgiving day.
Charles Wiighl, the man who was-j
supposed to have been lost and foul
ly dealt with, has been heard from,
ho having finally r.eaehed Lou An
geles, from which point lip wrote to
some friends, who infoimed his wife
of lu's whereabouts. It seems to
I111V0 been 11 case, of desertion of a
wife nnd three childieii.
(leorgo Hendricks, of the iiiisur
voyed lands, has gopo out to (he val
ley in search of employment. Mr.
Hendricks has proved pp oil Jus
lioiiii.'rili'iul and Iuh wife's heallb is
pitl good, so that he is compelled lo
make n cluijige at jhe earliest period
to some' point lower down nnd wheie
lie can gel itonstant work. v
All the streams have beep high
(tin! Little Halle has been nut of its
banks,
The stage traveling is anything
but agreeable over the roads, mid
fits derived respectively by said sov
oral tracts of land, Is tho amount sot
opposite tho description of ench par
cel below, that each of said parcels
Is actually benefited In tho amount
set opposite Its description below by
tho construction of ""hi sower, nnd
that said sovoral amounts represent
tho proportlonnl benefits of said sev
eral parcols from Anld sewer. And
each of said parcols Is hereby assess
ed tho amount set opposite Its des
cription b61ow for tho construction of
said Bower,
ASSESSMENT FOR AN EIGHT-
INCH SEWER ON HOWARD
STREET 1-itOM EAST WASH
INOTON STREET TO DENNETT
AVENUE.
Assessment No. 1 Sarah Woolvcr
ton. Lot 14, block 1. Frultdalo ad
dition to tho city of Medrord, O,rogon:
frontage 1!!0 feet on tho west side of
Howard street, anil (lescrineu 111 voi
08, pago 380, county recorder's rec
ords or .iiickkoii cuiuiiy, uh-kuii. i"
feet; rato per foot 88 cents; amount
$01.00.
Assessment No. 2 Jack Dent.
Southwest part or lot Si, block 2, Sun
rise Home Park addition to tho pity
of Mpdford; Oregon; forntngo 105
feet on tho west nli! of Howard
street, and described In Vol. . ., page
.., county recorder's records of
Jackson county. Oregon; ion feet;
rato per foot 88 cents; amount
$H5.20.
Assessment No. 0 P. D. O'Neill.
Northwest part of lot SI, block 2, Sun
Hbo Park addition to tho city of Med
fonl, Oregon; frontage fifi feet on
the west side of Howard street, and
described In Vol. R-l!i9; r.ri feet;
rale per foot 88 cents; amount
148.40.
Assessment No. 4 H. P. Rrougli
ton. A parcel of laud commencing at
the Hnntlieast Intersection of Howard
street and Dennett nvenue, running j
thenco south along tho east line of
Howard street 120 feet; thence enst
50 foot; thonpo north 120 feet to the
said ordinance x more than ten days
before the beginning of tho construc
tion of wilil cower, but no protests
against said construction or assess
ment of thu cost thereof was made
by anyone and cald sewer was, by
wild council, ordered constructed;
and,
Whereas, tho cost of tho construc
tion of said sower has been and here
by In determined to be tho sum of
1 017.04;
Now 'therefore, said city doth or
(lain and declare that each parcel of
property described bolow Is adjacent
lo and benefited by that certain Int
era I sower 8 Inches In size, construct
ed on iienni.'lt avenue from Howard
street to Roosevelt avenue, and that
the proportion of the cost of said
sewer which each of snld parcels of
land nhould boar, based on the bene
fits derived respectively by c.Id sov
oral tracts of land 1 the nmount sot
opposite tho description of each par
rel below, that each of said parcels
Is actually benefited la I ho amount
set opposite Its description below by
tho construction of sahl ecvor, and
that said several amounts' ronrescnt
tho proportional boncflls of raid sov
oral parcels from said owei. And
each of said pnrcola I.h hereby ass
essed tho amount set upporttp Its des
cription belo? for tho construction of
snld sower.
ASSESSMENT FOR AN EIOHT
INCH LATERAL SEWER ON
DENNETT AVENUE FROM HOW
ARD STHKKT AtiD KOOREVKIr
AVENUE,
Assessment' No."V- N. L. Tbwn-
send. Kasl .1(1 feet lot 0, block 1.
Sunrise Hone Park addition to tho
city of Medfonl, Oregon; frontage 30
foot nn the north sluo of Dennett avc.
uue, and ueccrlbcu In Vol. .., page.
... county recorders records of
Jackson county, Oregon; 3(1 feet;
rato per foot 88 ce.its; amount
5.U.U3.
, Assessment No. 2 Ed Steen. Lot
8 nnd west 25 feet of lot 7, block 1,
mcades. West 25 feet lot 5 and east
29.5 feet of lot Of block 2, Sunrise
Homo Park addition to the city of
Modford, Oregon; frontago 54.5 feet
on the south side of Ilennett nvenue,
and described In R-259; 54.5 feet;
rato per foot 88 cents; anlount
$47.80.
Assessment No. 10 F, C. Ed
meades. West 45.5 feet lot G and
the cast 54.5 feet lot 7. block 2. Sun-
rlso Homo Park addition to tho city
of Medfonl, Oregon; frontage 100
feet on tho south sido of Dennett
avenue, and described In R-348;J)0
feet; rato per foot 8S cents; amount
?8S.
Assessment No. 17 Sarah Wool-
venon. a parcel 01 land commencing
on ine souin line or uennett nvenue
nt a tmlnt 50 feet east from tho south
east intersection of Howard street
and Dennett avenue, running thence
oust on tho said south lino of Den
nett nvenuo 50 foot; thenco south
120 feet; thenco west 50 feet; thence
north 120 feet to the plnco of be
ginning nnd described 'in 11-343,
frontago 50 feet oh tho south, side
of Dennott avenue; 50 feet; rato per
foot 88 cents; amount ?I4.
Section 2. And It is hereby or
dered and ordained that said soveral
assessments and the liens thereof ho
entered In the lien docket of said
city, and that thereupon notice be
given to tho owners, or reputed own
ers, or said property, and that tho
same bo enforced and collected In the
manner provided by tho charter of
said city for tho collection of as
sessments for the improvement of
streets therein.
Section 3. It Is further ordered
that tho notice above provided for bo
published three tlmeo In tho Dally
Mall Trlbiino, a newspaper published
anil of general circulation in said
city, In tho manner provided by or
dlmiueo No. 250 or said city.
The foregoing ordinance was pass
ed by tho city council of. tho city or
Medfonl, Oiegon, on the 1 St It day of
No ember, lit 10, by the following
vote:
Emerlck absent, Vvolch aye, Elfert
absent, Merrick aye, Deminor aye,
Wortman aye.
Approved November 1!Uh, 1910.
W. II. CANON, MJiyor.
CITY NOTICES.
CITY NOTICES.
NOTICE.
I avenue to west boundary.
Olson street from West Fourth
West .Tnckson street from Grnpo
. I street to west bouimry. t
.... ,.., .i,, ,.,,,. n.J West Second stivct from Oak'ilnlo
.nil i inwin "" iiimiiviii "
the following named streets nlio up
tillnil tn ti'iv their water main assess
ments under the bbnillng act aro here- j "" Ww,t Sc""1 s,rcet
by notified that the second payment j nrk street from Naiwg"" street
is now dUe ami payable at tho office lto west boundary.
isouili .ewioii sircei irtmi vcm.
Main street to West Eighth street.
XniTcgim street from Jackson
or tho city treasurer at once.
t
West Mala street from Laurel
street to 11 est corporation boundary.
Main
Summit avenue from West
street lo West Fourth street.
street miming north.
Orango street, South, from West.
Mm 1 11 iti-vi't tn Wont. KiL'ltfh street.
ItOss court from West -Main street , V( oJMJp ,. , (, ., ,,
to West Fourth stivct. ,u,n nm, iw, ,s u nft,.clMiay Hmlt
Hoso avenue from West Main street 0 iheso payments, after which tho
to West Fourth street. same liecomn ilellnuiient.
. J'eacli stivel, North, from West! L. ti. .MCODS,
Main street to West Fourth street. 222 City Treasurer.
Attest:
DODT. W. TELFER,
City Recorder.
south line or nonnett avenue; inence Sunr,ro ,,onio j,ark n..tuton , tne
west riu reel 10 1110 piuco 01 iiuBui- cily of Medfonl. Oroson: frontaco
nlng; frontngo 120 root on the enst
sldo of Howard street, and ilescnu
od In R-849; 120 feet; into por foot
88 cents: nnlouut 1105.00
Assessment No. 5 Martha C. Rob
erts. A parcel of land commencing at
a nolut on tho oust lino of Howard
street 120 feet south from tho south
east Intersection of Howard street
and Donnett nvenue, nnuilng thence
south along tho east lino or Howard
street 50 reel; thenco east 100 root;
thenco north Tu reel; thence west
100 feet to tho plnco of hglnnlngj
frontngo fiO feet on Hie cast side ol
Howard street, and described In
R-;i5.': 50 feet: rato per foot 88
cents: amount $44.
' Assessment No. 0 Victor II.
Wheolor. A parcel of land commenc
ing nt a point on tho east line or
with bis (hive hoys, made a trip to lolls and Hie necessaries,
i... . . . ...
Willi IhO high waters pruvaihug, j dstrc t 170 fee nuU. of the
is expected Hint betore long mir mini rB01llhpaHl intersection of Hownrd
win no oiuuni m 011 inriemii:K, street anil uonncu avenue, ami mu
ll is very nui'l Iimv at iuvsimu,' "K .?' H(,"th 'lli'l ".. Yi..!
,( 11 i 1 11 ... HUP 01 uuwiiru niiuui. iiu ii-ci . ""'
and tui oullook ,s not nil cneoiiing- , ,00 fel)t. tllonco norlh no reet;
'K .U 'ho' winter, iiiui many arc thenco west 100 feet to the plue of
o.MWdiug I" leave for volley points, l bglnnlng; frontago
J'ho railroad has been unable (o
gel 11 car here, owing lo (he soil
condition of the roadbed, but it is
hoped' (hut before loiii; n (rain. can
be run over (he mud, us we are get
ting low down 111 the way of provi-
Eden Precinct Items
Arthur Rose of Phoenix was up
to 1(Ih brother-in-law's, Joo Uader's,
last Saturday evening.
Mrs, Mnlim.'i Ktuncllff spout thin
day nt her hiiu'h homo In North Tal
out. H. S. Stephens of North Talent
purchased n flue Jiimey cow of John
Must (iie day last wool;.
8011111 parties from Medfonl wore
up Thuisilay to look ut a flno span
oj young mares that C. Circy has for
rale.
Mrs. II. F. Freneli or North Talent
wan nttemlliiK churoh at Phoenix
Sunday.
.Dear creek did not rnluo sufficient
ly ,hlnli to make nny of the ganlon
ors aiiywhoro uuwisy when tho mow
wont off, the ohtiuuel belii't wide
enough to carry a vail amount of
water.
Tho hulltm of tlio'Prosbyterlnn Aid
wish mo to p nouiico In the Mall
Trjhmiv that Mrs. L. A. lUrniau has
mtcu quite HI with grip nud pnou
nigiila but Id about again at this writ
ing. , Mr. Clara Isaacs of North Mud
ford wan up to Phoenix and Noith
Talout last Siiudny visiting relatives
Mhui Mary StaucVff or Phoenix
was visiting hor brother nud family
W S. Staucllff of North Tnlont. Sun
day. Mrs. Hfflo Taylor and son, Armoml.
oaiio out from Moil ford lunt Sunday
to visit Mm. Tnlor' sister, Mrs. Joe
Radar, returning on tho evening mo
tor. Mr. and Mrs. I.om E. Hughes and
(Jus Hughea woro over from Ferns
ViiHey Sunday visiting Mrs. Hughes'
father nnd brother.
MU Bybel und Curolil FUh of West
Talent were calling on Mrs, Joo Rader
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Rnwlens nud
Mrs. Anderson or Phoenix were call
tug on rrlunilB In North Talent Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. John RobertB of North Talent
Inst Sunday gathered a little bucket
of flno ripe strawberries from the
open ground that looked aw good us
any gathered In May. How Is that
for Oregon In December?
Several large drifts near tho new
county hr duo below r noon x werei
blown out with giant powder last Fri
day to clear tho channel and Insure
the safety or the new structure
against a poslhlp Jam.
Mrs. John Graf feu or North Phoe
nix was over to l'liooulx last l-'rlday
visiting Mrs. (iiaffiw' juint. Mr, I.U
xle Lavenburg.
CITY NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. 11.1.
An ordinance assessing the prop
erty adjacent to and benefited by the
K-tipih lutoral sewer rouutructed along
1 16 ward street from East Washing
ton to Dennett avenue tor the cost
of constructing the eaiue. nud pro
viding tho manner of carrying said
assessments Into fol. effect.
The city of Modford doth ordain
as follows:
Suction 1. Whereas, the council
lid iicrctoforo provide by ordinance
50 Toet on the
east sldo or Howard troot,and des
cribed in R-Jllti; 50 reel; rato por
foot 88 cents; amount $14,
Assessment No. 7 C. W. Roberts
et ux. Lot i2, block 1, Frultdalo nd
dltlon to the city of Modford, Ore
gon; frontage 120 feet on tho east
side of Howard street, and described
In Vol. 05, page :!12, county record
er's records or Jackson county, Ore
gon; 70 reet; rato tier foot 88 cents;
amount JCl.n0.
Section 2, And It Is hereby ordered
and ordained that said several as
sessments and the Hens thereof bo en
tered In tho Hen docket of said city,
und that therupon notice bo given to
tho owners, or reputed owners of
said property, and that tho same he
enforced, and collected In tho manner
provided by tho charter of said city
for tho collection of assessments for
(be improvement- of streets therein
Section :i. It Ih furthor ordered
that tho notice above provided for
be published three tlmen In tho Dally
Mall Tribune, a newspaper published
and of general circulation In said
city, In the manner provided by or
dinance No. 250 of said city.
Tho foregoing ordlnr.'ico was pass
ed by tho city council or the city or
Medrord. Oiegon, on tho 18th day of
November, 1910, by the following
vote:
Emerlck absent, Welch aye, Elfert
absent. Merrick aye, Deminor aye.
Wortman aye.
Approved November 19th. 1910.
W. II. CANON, Mayor.
Atttuit:
RODT. W. TEliFER.
City Recorder.
100 feet on the north side or Donnett
nvonuo, and described In Vol. ..,
pngo . ., county recorder'a records or
JuckRon county, Oregon; 100 reet;
rnte per root 88 cents; amount
$88.00.
Assessment No. .1 Dr. Van Scoyoc.
East 50 reet lot 7, arid west 50 reet
lot 0; block 1, Sunflso Homo Park
addition to tho city bt MeiUoril, Ore
gon; mintage 100 root on the north
sldo of Dennett avenue, and described
Hi Vol. .., page . ,, county record
er's records of Jackson county, Ore
gon; 100 feet; rato per foot 88 cents;
amount $8S.
Assessment No. I H. D. Chedes
ter. East 25 feet lot 0 and all of lot
5, block 1, Sunrise Home Park ad
dition trf thp city or Medfonl, Ore
gon; frontage 100 f?t 011 tho north
sldo or Dennett nvenue, nnd describ
ed In Vol. . ., pago . ., county record
er's records of Jackson county, Ore-,
gon; 100 foot; rato por Toot 88 coats;
amount $88.
Assessment No. 5 M. II. Payne.
Lot 4, block 1, Siinrlso Homo Park
addition to tl'o rlfy ot Medrord, Ore
gon; rrontago 76 feet on tho north
side of Dennett nvenue. and described
In R-508; 75 feet; nito per foot 88
rents; amount Jthi.
Ar.sossinent No. C Julia Double
day. Lot .1, block 1, Sunrise Home
Park addition to the city of Modford,
Oregon: frontngo 75 feet on tho north
sldo of Dennett avenue, and describ
ed In R-215; 75 feet: rato per foot
88 cents; nmount $Gtf.
Assessment No. 7 Joseph II. Med
ley, Lot 2, block 1, Sunrlso Home
Park addition to tho city of Medfonl,
Oregon: frontngo 75 feet on tho north
teldo or Dennett avenue, and described
In R-17S; 75 reet; rato per root 88
cents; amount $DU,
Assessment No. 8 Joseph II. Mod
ley. Lot 1. block 1, Sunrlso Homo
Park addition to the city or Medfonl,
Oregon; frontage 7.1 feet on tho north
sldo of Dennett avenue, and described
lu 11-178: 75 feet; rato per foot 88
cents; amount $i(i.
Assessment No. 9 F. E. Semon.
Lot t, block 2, Sunrise Homo Pnrk
addition to the city of Modford, Ore
gon; frontngo 75 feet on the south
side of Dennett avenue, and des
cribed In R-4U; 75 root: rato pei
foot xs! coats; nmount 100.
Asswsmont No. 10 It. C. Kluley
sldo. East atl.li feet of lot 2. block
2. Sunrise Home Park addition to
tho city of Medfonl. Oregon; front
age 39.5 feet on tho south side of
Dennett avenue, and described In
R-410; S9.5 feet; rato per foot Sb
cents; amount I III 70.
Assessment No. U E. W. Draln
nrd. West 35.5 feet lot 2, and the
east 19 75 fMjt or lot 3. block 2, Sun
rise Home Park addition to the clt
NOTICE.
To the ownor, or .reputed owner,
of each parcel of property described
In tho foregoing ordinance, as named
thoreln, and In tho Hen declnred hy
until r ti-1 Inniwiit nn ntwl rwl I r i It n
TOtllll UlllililLVf rj lULUIULtl Ii Ull-
You aro hereby notified that tho
assessment declared by tho foregoing
ordinance has been made and thp
lien therefor entered in tho city lien
docket, nnd that tho same Is duo and
you aro hereby required to pay the
same to tho city recorder within ten
days from tho .service or this notice,
which service Is made by publica
tion or tho foregoing ordinance and
this notice three limes In tho Med
fonl Mnll Tribune, pursuant to an
order or the city council or said city.
RODT. W. TELFER.
City Recorder.
nf MmUnril OrnL-mi! fmntnire 55 25
NOTICE. .... ,. Hi., umitli ut, In nf llomiett
To the owner, or reprtod owner, of ,.., ,,.i li,.w,i.ihnli in :
each parcol or property described In 6fi ., foot; rnt0 .u,p 00l gg cents;
tho roroBOing oruiiiance, as liamcu ,um,ut $$.G2.
theiotn. and hi tho lieu declared by Assessment No. 12- S. P. Consor.
said ordinance, an recorded In tlie Wost r,r, 2r, fuol 1()t 3 i00K 2, Sun
docket or city lions: ,.,.,. ' rUe Home Park addition to the city
Yon am hoieby notified that heof Mwlrorrti Oregon: frontage 55. U5
assessment declared by tho rorogotng flHjt 0H t10 80Uln smo of Dennett
ordinance has been made and the Hon . aVvnWt .uj described in
therefor entered in the city Hen doek-i .. o. ,.,,. ,.,A ,. ., ss cents:
let, nn' the same la duo and yov arManJnmt jls U2
hereby roitulrod to pay Co kiii.o to. Assessment No. 13-M. M. Carl
i no cuy icconier wiiiiiu ien imjn ,ol . ,locl; 2 sunrlso Home pars,
from tho uorvlco of ihls notice, which ,,,,, , th .,.. of Modford. Oro-
service Is made by publication of H!KM; fnintaeo 75 fot on tho south
rnf.iuiiiiii itiiiuiiinn irTi. rnu 11111 hm i . .
Special School Meeting
Notice is hereby given lo (he legal voters of School District No.
49 of Jackson county, stale of Orjgon, that u special school meeting
of the said district will be held at High School Ruilding on (ho 7tli
day of December, 1910, nt 12 o'o ock 111 the iifterni.nii, for the Inlaw
ing object: To ley 11 special lax.
Dated this 2(llh day of Noeiiber,. 1!)10.
Attest: ORIS CRAWFORD,
District Clerk.
.7. E. WATT,
Chairmnu Hoard of Directors.
ICHiaaaMMaHMWHHNNI
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Medford Iron
E. 0. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND IHACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
rnf.iuiiiiii fit iiiiiMiinn irT rnu 11111 ii .. . .... .1 i....nHiii.ui
ror the tervlng of owners or proporty ,, ''" ",'f. " V. ,7. Vii.r" vitii ""H " ,,'llll0 nvenuo. aim ""
d)oem to and benefited by the con- ,V'Z,.,.TJ,.,!i ., . Klo- f '" -307: 75 'r'i raU' VV rl
strurtlon Of the lalopil fewer hnr ' rlhuue. puraunnt to a (.'do or the w3; ,Ill0llllt U,;.
Innfter described to appear before p wl,nflUWv wi m-n I Assessment No. U John Honder-
unl.l oouucll and show oaiuo. ir any. , U ni V..ViV..,, ir on- Ka,,t f, twt lot 5. block 2.
why i,a Id property nhould not Ikj As-1 tn "Voider. SunrM, Hoiua Park addition to tho
sessed ror thu rniiRlriirlln nf Ritlil eltv of Medfonl. Orosoii: frontngo l
' When a housewife becomes nn ad
rpudiug'burgain hunter it is n .stroke
of "good fori tine" for her husband
eniinl lo a substantial raise of snl-m-y.
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. , AT THE HOTELS.
l; ltff ttt ttt H-t
- At The Nash.
J, W, Hopkins, city.
.1. V. l'otls, Kugene.
K. W. Hrnekett and wife, Jackson
ville. V. II. K'oberts and wife,' linker.
August Kilbergor, Salem.
Henry Yellen, North Ytikinm.
S. C. llruco, Dudheiry.
,1. I j. l'oole, .laek-oinillc.
Adolphe Kreuger, Jacksonville.
At The Moore.
Wnido Ihown, llranth Pass.
O. 1). Mill, Klanmlh l-'nlN.
W. II. Lyon, Portluiul.
.Myrtle K. Dense, 1 'art Intnl.
A. II. Weber. Portland.
W. H. Dickinson and wit", Hood
Hiver.
J. I'.iig, Poitlund.
A. S. Witzcr, llntiser, Mont.
I'M Wheeler und wife, l.os An
mdes. Sninpel Ilnruey, Applegnlc.
Tliotnuh Irvine, Portland.
C. W. Lap.s, Kaglo Poin'.
.1. K. O'Drieu, Oumlm.
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:; Eat-
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Figola
Bread
Contains ingredients
of Figs.
IT1113 BRlUD OF
MEIUT.
jNol in iiainc only, but
in reality.
JA wholesonio, nutri
tious bread.
CJAids digestion
SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY BY
Bower, and did (u 0 time for hisii--. OUDlNANrK NO. 4 til, feet on tno sntitn stuo 01 "'""p " ""
lucr unv such iirnlKlK u-liluli iiiitliva An iii.lliiniii'K nKuiuuliiir I'.'n num. . nue anil deSCrtbed 111 R-J00; .lOliev.
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ivin But'u 111 iicconuinco wun snuueriy aujnceni n aim oeueiiieu uy ine 1 rai iht un " n- " - : i
ordinance more tlmn ton days before s-luch InteraV newer couBtructed ; Assesinent No. 15 -Thomas ,I" A
TODD SCO.
EDFORD BAKERY i
AND DELKWTESSEX
BUY YOUR ROAST
Tl'RKKYllRRK
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TIMBER LANDS WANTED
List with us what you have for sale. Timber
cruising and estimates furnitshed.
HARRBS TIMBER UND COMP'Y
208 FRUITGROWERS BANK BLDG-, m
MEDFORD, OREGON.
NEW PLACE
for new people, at the new town and fruit tracts at
$50.00 to $100.00 per acre, tit Three Pines, which is
the shipping point on the Southern Pacific railroad
in the lower end of the Rogue River valley, for 700,
000,000 feet of lumber. A lumber flume 11 miles long
is now completed and a planing plant in operation.
See HQWLAND for prices and terms on the fruit
tracts, or
Van DyRe Realty Co.
Room 3 123 Main
arm
Troutman Orchard Heater
The world's standard of efficiency and economy.
They burn air. Made in seven types to meet any
requirements. Special prices for short time. We
also manufacture the lard pail headers. "Write Karl
R. AVuudt, General Agent, Meridian, Idaho.
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MEDFORD THEATRE
FRIDA Y, DEC. 9 1;
THE BEAUTIFUL DOWN EAST PLAY
AiongTheKennebec
STAGED 1 WITH ALL SPECIAL SCENERY.
I E A D tlle Comedy Quartette
ILAI
SEE
the Good Singing
the Realistic Snow Storm
tho Funny Duel Scene
the Thrilling Explosion Scone
CLEVER CHARACTER SPECIALTIES, BRIGHT
MUSIC AND COMEDY
, t Seats on sah Tik'silay, Dcvmber u'th.
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