Al KDFOT? D MATH TUTT.rXTC. MF.1"F0T?1V OT7F.OOX, TFFsDAY. OCTOr.FR P.I, iOICT
TODAY'S MARKETS
Portland Livestock.
PORTLAND, Or.. Oct. 31. Hogs
higher, receipts l.TiSO. Prlnio llKht.
S9.r0 9.7-; prime strong weights,
(9.2"i ifl 9 . r. 0 ; good to prime mixed.
$8.75tf 9: rough heavy packing $8.23
fiX.tiO; pigs and skips, $8 8.23;
stock hogs. J7tj S;
pri'iive light. $6.6.i j 7; prlmo heavy
JC'iOiJi 6.73; good, SOfrO.'iO; cons,
choice, $3.23 J 5.75; medium to good,
3 3.23; ordinary to fair, $4.23
4.75; heifers. $4 fi II; hulls $3 4.25;
calves. $3.50i 8.
Sheep steady, receipts. 705. Choice
lambs, $3.50fiS73; common lambs,
$6.75 fi 7: choice yearling wethers,
$.?.'.!! 7.50; good yearlings, $7o'
7.25; choice llrjht ewes, $5.50g6;
heavy ewes, 3.30 (ft 4.50.
P.iilland Grain.
PORTLAND, Or.. Oct. 31. Wheat
3 to Dc lower. .No trailing. Spot bids
Ulucstem, $1.61; fortyfold, $1.55;
club, $1.52; red file, $1.52; red Rus
Blun, $1.50.
Parley, No. 1 fecdi $37.
Today's car receipts: Wheat, S3;
flour, 5; onts, 12; hay, 4.
, CHICAGO, Oct. 31. Wheat:
Open Close
December $1.884 $l.88"i
May
l.S4
1.85
TAIENT SCHOOL NOIES
T!u 01yniio sncicly held n ireiiornl
dootimi Friilii.v, tit whirl, time the i'ul
luwiiijr oliicers were elects.: Presi
dent, Oieiin Terrill ; vieu-president,
Ilelphin Coleman ; seei'etary, Kthm
Wells; treasurer, l.etvU Iteesnii; ser-fnnt-:it-nriuK,
iVtil Airel.
Tlie election went, off quietly and
orderly. Very few had ia'iled 'to
register and eonseqiienUy matters
were not lone; delayed by having to
swenr'in the ueiient. Hoth liberals
eonservativew (the two loading
parties) had nominated strong party
candidates at the primaries held a
weetc ago, and tlie leaders ot eaeii
party were confident of victory up to
the last. Standpat ideas predomin
ated in every ease, however, ami most
of the ballots were voted straight.
giving vielory to the liberals, who
were greater in numbers. A straw
vote on the presidential candidates for
tlie general, eleetion,, to ; .Me held
throughout the rotmtry on the 7th )f
November gave Hughes U5, Wilson 21,
Ilruson I and Hanley 1. One lad re
fused to vote for a presidential can
didate ns none of thein had deelared
themselves hvnteH to the liberal prin
eiples.
The polls were open from 'A to 4.
with Lewis Hecsou, Lucie (hitman,
litiby Ouehes aeting as judges of elec
tion and Oscar Anderson, Max How
mnn ami Carrie Hull as clerks. These
pleetiojiK have been cjn ducted during
tin? jiast three years an the stato nnd
national eleetions are, and so detail.
of methods of voting Jtnd conducting
the same have been learned by all.
This is another instanee of making
the school work prnetieul, whieh
one of Mr. Ager's desires.
The fifth and sixth grades have
been making good mm1 of the model
school store latelv. Manv students
would rather keep store than do any
thing else. "Made in Oregon'' prod
uets are in evidence upon the shelves
and Air. Ager informs us that Lnreign
products will be replaced by home
made ones as soon as they ean be se
cured. The-e sample ea rtons ami
packages are not nil real, but an
usually filled with Mivvdn-t or other
clean material. Thee are furnished
by the different mamifacturiiur com
panies J'ree of charge, and so the only
outlay so far has been for shelving
and the toy money.
The school meet hit," held Saturday
to levy a tax was well attended, about
1'U'ty turning out. A fa No report that
n tax was to be levied to build a gym
nasimn. had gained beadu ,iy am
brought many interested parties. The
proposition had never trained many
supporters, for most everyone seem-,
to think limes pn hard lo umleilake
such a thing at present. The vote to;
levy a small tax to cover both current ;
expenses and lo aid in making an an-;
nual reduction of the bonded indebt-'
ednes iascd almost unanimously, A
measure providing for transporting to
the Ashland hi-b -cho.il those stu
dents who complete the tenth L'ladc
in the local school met with approval
v. it h nearly every one present. The
provi-ion makes it impeu-tive that
such student b n resident of the local
district at the time of the procediuir
census. The matter of reiptinni;
te,eher. to stay in Talent was dis
cussed and all finally agreed to drop
tlie matter for the present year at
least. All teachors were present to
bear the diseu-.-ion.
The school i preparing a prolan1
to be offeied soon after Thank-;ji-
The Talent high "--lionl has joined
the State Debating lcatrue' a',nin llii
ycar and several station'-- '.'xprcss
ed their willingness n participatf.
Talent will meet in competition will)
I'ltooniv and Central Point. The win
ning team uf this triangle will meet
I lie winner (if tlie (limits l'a, Ali
land, Medt'urd tviunglv. Tlie iiic-ticu
fur debate : "liesolvcd, that a eom
pulsoiy health insurance law, includ
ing the essentia! 1'eatures .if I lit- -liiii-dard
hill drafted by tlie American
Association fur Labor l.cgi-lntion,
shuuld be enacted by (lie legislature
ol' Oregon."
I'rufessoi' K. (.'. Keimer will give the
next Wednesday morning talk. liev.
M. ('. Heed uf Ashland save the last
one and (ink for his sub.je.-t "Essen
tials uf Success."
COURTHOUSENEWS
Reported by Jackson County Ab
Btract Co., Sixth and Kir Eta.
Circuit Court
Klsie it. t'liristenscn vs. A. W. and
1.. P. llubbs, to recover money.
P. I). Parker vs. l.ulu (!. Iletren,
foreclosure.
I lolhtnd-Wnshingtou Morl:';i''e Co.
is. Abbie II. Frink ct al.. di-lnalt to
ill except Abbie II. I'link.
Zne li. Ne vs. I,. S. Noe, default,
iecree.
Kliabeth l-'owlcr, executrix, vs.
Woodville Lodye, No. ''17, I. (I. tl. K.
I ul., default, affidavit.
Kd WilkiiiMin vs. (ico. W. llaiiilin el
il.. dcfiiult, cliiiui of title.
F. ana vs. Maud M. I.undis cl al.,
defaull.
11. II. Foutch (leurue and F.li.a-
lietb llulic, mo! ion, order.
I.aild & "I'illon I'.anl; vs. M. P.
Schmitf, trustee, cl al., affidavit of
(lostiny.
(i. Yotinjr vs. C. II. (Iwcn, eer-
lifii'Ute of atliicliiiienl.
Siale l.anil Hoard vs. lfo.se I Iny-
raond et al., reply.
Jledford National Hank vs. .T. i..
Knyart, motion foi- indt-r ol' confir
mation, order oi coiilirmuiion.
Bedford Klcctiie Ci). vs. .lolni J.
.ind Annie M. Wool, release of me
chanics lien.
K. II. Toll vs. Frank W. Wait cl
ux, confirmation of sale.
Slide vs. Charles Ilnnseom, pleads
illy.
Probate Curt.
Kstnle of Charles Little, proof of
publication of notice.
Kstate of Waller M. Kennedy, peti
tion to sell personal property, order
to sell.
finiirdiansbip of Mary Soreuscn.
petition, decree.
K(ate of Patrick Noruiile, order
closing estate and discharging tidinin
istialrix.
Kstate of Arthur P. Stover, inven
torv and aiipraisement.
Kstate of Thomas SI. Iiarr, order
to make deed.
Kstate of Charles S. Davis, final
report, order.
Estate of K. II. Foutch, ndmided In
probate.
"W. E. Holmes of Seattle was in
the city Holiday afternoon looking
over business openings.
! P.UT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head-Colds.
You feel fine in a few moment. Yuur
cold in bend or catarrh will he gone.
Your clooged nostrils will open. Til" air
passages .if your bead will clear and
you can breathe freely. No morr dull
ness, headache: no iiawkiag, sniiltling.
mucous discharges or dryness: no strug
gling lor breath at night.
Tell your druggist yen want a inal'
bottle of Fly's Crcatn ltnbn. Apply a
little of tl U fragrant, untiseptie i-rc;n!
in your nostril", li t it penetrate tbroic'1'.
every air pat-sage of (lie head ; , ssithe
and heal the swolbn, inibniicd niie.'uii
nti n.lirane. and relief ennies instiiet'y
Tt is m .t w'nut every cold and ciiIhit!
nt'o ' n.-e-l--. Do-i't tuav slino'ri-n-
PFTITION AXI NOTICK Foil FOR
MATION OF ll!lil; TION DIS
TRICT. We. the 'undersigned, holders of
title to lands susceptible of irrigation
from a common source and by the
same system of works, desiring to
provide for the irrigation ot the same,
hereby propose the organization of an
Irrigation District under the prnvi--ions
of Sections II1R7 et seq of Lord's
Oregon Laws being Chapter VII, Title
XLI of said Lord's Oregon l.aw-s as
the same have been from lime to time
amended by the Legislature of the
State of Oregon, and for that purpose
and to that end have signed and do
hereby present to the Count v Court of
Jackson t'oiinty, Oregon, within whieh
I County all of aaid lands lie this, our
I petition, therefor.
j Tlie boundaries of said proposed
: Irrigation District tire hereby set
for and particularly described as fol
llows, to-wlt:
Ileginr.ing at the renter of Section
thren (31 Township thirty-seven 137)
South Range one (1) West Wlllain
jetto Meridian In Jackson County, Ore
Igon; thence West, one-fourth ( 34
jmlle; (hence South three-fourths! i )
'miles; thence West one-fourth ( I
'mile: thence South one-half t )
mile: thenco Fast one-fourth ( 4 1
mile: thence South tbree-fonrthst )
mils; thene- West one-fourth ( Vi )
mile; thence South th ree-fourths( "j )
miles: thence Fast one-fourth ( '4 )
mile: thenco South three-fourth ( )
miles: thence Wot one-fourth ( V4 )
imile: thence South tliroe-fonrths( "i )
'miles; thence l-..st one-bait ( '.4 )
Initio; thence South three nnd three
fourths (.1 "'i ) miles to center of Sec
tion fifteen (15) Township tbitty-
I'SJ?3 Tll5?l Arfei 1
Cull Stones Cancer and 1'lcers of
Ktomich and "intestines ulu-Iii-1 ",n,,s of the city of 1,,,1(o'1- a "i"lc-1 along said lino to the place of begin
Stomach and innsttnes. auio corpi)rilnll 0( ,,a(,):80n County. ! nlatt. IncludiiiB all territory' within
cation, -iellow Jaundice. Appcn- j 0ropon- tlle limits of which City are these boundaries, said townsite belns
the
toxication
dicitls nnd other fatal ailments re-
salt from Stomach-Trouble. ' Thong- CommenoinK aJ the Suuthwest cor
t n.h ff,.rora . i heir : ner of llonatlon I.nnd Clulm No. forty-
complete recovery to Mayr's Wonder
ful Kemedy. I'nllke any other for
Stomach Ailments. For sale by drug
gists evervwhere.
I -
eight (SKI South Unnge one (1)
West: thence West one-eighth niljrente
mile to the main irrigation ditch of iceuter line of Columbus nve, extend
the Itogne River Valley Canal Com-led; thence north on the center line of
pany known as Phoenix Mill Ditch, Columbus avenuo extended to the
which irrigation ditch runs from Hear jsouh line of Highland Park additior:
Creek in a" north-westerly direction thence went on the South line of
through tlio town of Phoenix and lie-1 Highland Park addition and Walnut
yond thence along tho Phoenix Mill I
Ditcli to tho southwest corner of t no
southeast ono-fourth (S. K. ) ol I
the Northwest one-fourth (N. W. '4 1 I
of Section eight . (S) Township thirty-i
eight CIS) South Range one (1) i
West; thence West one and one-jtern
fourth (1) miles: thence North I
three-fourth ( 'i 1 miles; thence West
one (1) mile; thence North one-hnlf I
(.) miles; thence West one-half ,
(',.) mile; thence North one-fourth
( Va 1 mile; thence West one-hall' ( .a I
mile; thence South one-fourth ( i )
mile; thence West one-half (',:)
inlln; thence North ono-fourth ( 'i )
mile; tlionce West one-hair (',)
mile; thence North ono-fourth (H)
mile: llience West one-haif I ',4 )
mile; thence North one-fourth ('4 1
mile: thence West one-half (14)
mile; thence North one-fourth ( '4 )
mile; thence West one-fourth ( )
mile.; llience North one-half ( M; )
mile; thence West one-fourth ( 4 )
mile; thence North one fourth ( V, )
mile; llience West one-fourth ( Vi )
mile: thence North one (1) mile:
thence Fast one-fourth ( '4 ) miles tot,p cast bank or Hear Creek; thence
tho center of Section twenty (20) southward, parallel Willi and sixty-
Township thirty-seven (37) South
Uaiigo two (2) West; thence North
ono-fourth ('41 mile; thence Hast
ono-fourth ( Vt ) mile; thenre 'North
one-half ( 1 mile: thonce Fast one
fourth ( '4 1 mile; llience North tliree-
fourtlis ( ) iiiles: thence West one
fourth ( V, ) mile; thence North one
(I) mile; theme West one-folirl 11
(Ml mile: to the quarter coinrr be
tween Sections five If,) and oigh- (S)
Township thirty-seven (37) Range
two. (2) West: (hence North one
fourth ( ) mile; thence Wo-d. on
fourth ( '4 ) mile; thence North one
fourth ( Vt ) mile: tliencn West rhreo
fourths ( ) miles; tbenro North one
and one-half miles to the quar
ter corner between Sections (lib'tv
CIO) nnd thirty-oiio (31) Township
thirty-six (3G) South Range two (2)
West; thence Fast one-fourta ( M )
mile;
mile;
mile;
mile;
mile;
thence South one-rourta ( Vi )
tiienco Fast ono-fourth ( Vi )
thence South one-eighth (jm)
thence Fast one-fourth ( M )
thence South seven-eighths
Hi)
( Vi )
miles; thence Fast one-fourth
mile; thence South one-fourth
mile to center of Section five
(Vj)
(5) Township thirty-seven(37) South
Range (wo (2) West; thence South:
easterly along the main irrigation
canal of Rogue River Valley Canal
Company extending through said sec-
tlon, which canal Is known as Hop-
kins Canal Fxtcnsion to the Southeast
corner of Lot Seven (7) Section four 23 minutes west 327'.3!i feet; thence
(4) Township thlrtv-sevcn (37) south 0 degrees 05 minutes west 505
South Range two (2) West; thence feet; thence north 73 degrees 29 mln
in a South-easterly direction along ;utes west 247 feel; thence south 41)
the Hopkins Canal Extension through , degrees 4!) minutes west SI. 3 feet;
Sections nine (9). sixteen (111), f If-j thence south 2G degrees 24 minutes
teen (15) and fourteen (14) to a least 008.24 feet; thence south 72
point due South or the quarter corner
between Sections thirteen (13) and
fourteen (14) Township thirty-seven
(37) South Range two (2) West and
twenty-three hundred (2300) feet
more or less distant therefrom:
thence South on the north nnd South
lino between said Sections thirteen
(13) and fourteen (14) twenty-one
hundred (2100) feet more, or less to
tho county road running Fast and
West through tho North half of Sec
tion twenty-four (24) of said Tow-n-
ship and Range; thence Fast one-
fourth ( Vi ) mile; thenco South twen
ty-seven hundred (2700) feet more or
less to the city limits of .he city of
Medford: thence on the North-wester
ly and North boundaries of Medford
City limits to Hear Creek at n point
approximately sixteen hundred ( 1 GOO)
feet South of the Section corner on
tlie Township line between Set-lions
thirteen ( 1 3 ), eighteen (IS), twenty
four (24) and nineteen (Hi) Town
ship thirty-seven (37) South Range
one (1) ami two (2 1 West: thence
North and F.ast along tlie main canal
of the Rogue River Valley C:inal Coiti-
pany known as the itopliins lauaiithc foregoing bounded territory all
through Sections nineteen (10), oigh-ihmd therein which is Included within
teen (If), soyen (7). eight fx), five
(5) and four (4) lo the quarter cor
ner on (he North line of Section four
(4) Township thirty-'-rven (37)
South Range one (1) West: thence
North nnd Fast along the 'lopklnR'nT
Canal through Section:: tl.irtv-thr"c
(33), twenty-seven (27) tv.enty-t wo
(22), twentv-three (23) tweiilv-fonr
(24) In Township lliirly-six (20)
South Range one (1) West and Sec
lions thirty (3o) nnd nineteen (10)
in Township thirty-six CP. i South
Range one ( I ) Fast, to the Norlhe.ist
corner or tlie
Northwest one-fourth
(N. W. V, ) ii! (he Southeast quarter
(S. F. '4 ) of Section ni.Kteen (19)
in saitl town: thence Fa:;t one-half
M: ) mile; thence South one-half
( 1 ) mile: thence West one-fourth
it1) niile: thence Sooth one and one
Ibair (Hi) miles; thence West one
llonrth ( '-i ) mile; thence No-th one-
fourth ( ) mile; thence West one
j fourth ( H ) mile; thenc North one
fourth ( '4 ) mile; thence West thrre-
rourths ( ) miles: theme South
I thrce-lonrtlni ( Indies: thence West
one-half (Vj) milt!; thenco North
one-fourth ( V ) milt?; thence West
ono-fourth ( Ji ) mile: thenre Nortii
one-rourth (!i) mile; liicnee Last
one-fourth ( V, ) ndle; (henee North
lone and one-rourth (l'l) miles;
tiienco West throe-fourth ( ) miles;
'thence South one-fourth ( U ) mile;
!thence Soulb one-rourth ( '.'i I milt.-;
thence West one-fourth ( Vt I mile;
thence Sooth one anil nne-fnurlh
( 1 i ) nubs: thence Wect one-fourth
( 4 ) mile; thenco 'North one-fourth
( 4 ) mile; thence WeM one-rour:li
( '4 ) mile; thence North oue-four'h
('4) mile; thence Wet ono-fourth
(HI mile; thence South on" half
C.i) mile; thence East one-fourth
Oil mile; thence .South nim-ttalf
mile: thence Hoath nne-rourth
( 1 mile to the point of lii'i'.iiiiHliK.
KxceiitlnK and exeludinn from the
foretiulnff bounded territory all land t
therein which la Included within the j
described as follows, tn-wit
four (44). Township tlilrty-seven
("7). Unnue one (1) west, Willam
ette Meridian and running thence
along the center line of Stewart ave
nue to the center line of Plum street;
thence north along the center 'liio of
Plum street to the center lire of
Dakota avenue; thence west on the
lino of Dakota avenue to the
park Addition to the west margin of
T-on Is avenue; thence north on tho
west margin of I.ouis avenuo to this
north line of West Main street;
thence east on the north line of West
Main street to tlie west, line of Wes-
avenue; thence north on tho
WPst line of Western avenue to the
north line of Locust street; thence
Pnst on the north line of Locust
street to tho west line of the alley on
the west side of block three ( :l ) . Ken
wood Addition: thence north on tho
west line of said alley to 1 1m center
line of tho street on the north of Sii'!
block thren Cl): thence cast on the
center line or said street to t lie center
line of Columbus avenue: thence
north on the center line of Columbus
avenuo to the center line of .lackson
street: tiienco west on the center line
of Jackson street lo Hie center line of
the county road or McAndrcw street;
thence norLlicasterly on tlie center
line of McAndrew street to the renter
line of Court street: llience east on
tho center lino of .McAndrcw slice!.
to a point sixty-six (Hill feet cast of
Isix (ii(l) feet east of the cast hank
liear Creek to the westward projec
tion of the north Hue of I Ho alley
north of block one (I I Sunrise Home
Park Addition; thence cast on said
line to the center line of Roosevelt
avenue; tiienco south on the center
line of Roosevelt avenue to the north
line of Section thirjv (:!Ui. Township,
'.hirty-seven (3,7) South. Range one
(1) West; tiienco eastward on the
north lino of Sections thirty (3ii) and
twenty-nine (2'J) to the east line of
tlie Queen Anne Addition; thence
south on tho east lino ot Queen Anno
Addition and said line exl led to the
center line of lllllcrest road; thence
east on center line of lllllcrest road
to east line of Bnrnchiirg road;
thenco Bouth 0 degrees IS minutes
west one thousand six bundi'-d and
sixty-nine and eight-tenlhs (Iliiiu.S)
feet; thence north S!i degrees
40 minutes west one thousand five
hundred nnd forty-three and tnu-tei n
hundredths (154:1.13) reel: llience
south 0 degrees .15 minutes west four
teen (I I) feet; thence south 72 de
grees 33 minutes west, 1 1)33.5 (cel.;
thence north 33 degrees 47 minutes
west 138.80 feet; .thenco north 38
degrees 47 minutes west 175.5 feet;
thenre north 4 6 degrees 4 4 minutes
west 32S.0 feet; thence north 85 de
grees 30 minutes west a.t.n reet;
(hence north !) degrees 4 minutes west
i S41.S!) feet: thence south 7i degrees.
degrees 10 minutes west 10(1.2. feet;
thence south 20 degrees 27 minutes
ast 400 font: thenco south 72 degrees
1 1 2 minutes west, 537. 05 feet to
jt lie east side of Itiverside avenuo:
jthence southeasterly along the east
iside of Riverside to the south side of
; Donation Land Claim No. forty-four
; (44y, above mentioned; llience west-
ward nlong county road or Stewart
avenue to place ot beginning.
Also excepting and excluding from
the foregoing hounded territory all
land therein which is Included within
the limits of tlie City of Jacksonville,
a municipal corporation of Jackson
1 County. Oregon, the llnills of which
Citv are described as follows, to-wlt.
Comiuencing at tho southwest cor
ner of the. southeast quarter of Sec
tion thirty-one (3 1) Township thirty
seven (37) South Range two (2)
West or the Willamette Meridian,
running thence east 100 chains;
thence north to (he south boundary
line of J. N. T. Miller's I, anil Claim:
thenco west liio rlmins, thence south
to the place of beginning.
Also excepting and excluding from
the limits or tlie lown or Phoenix, a
municipal corpornlion of Jackson
County, Oregon, the limits of which
town are described as follows, to-wit:
Heglnnlng at the Southwest corner
the
Sam Culver Donation Lantl
Claim, No. forty-two (42); running Adam Fmlg. C. . I. Olson. .1. F. W enth
t hence Easlerlv on South boundarv of 'erliv. H. W. Koepsell. James llutler.
said Donation Land Claim No. forty
two 142) to Hie East line of Kuilroad
Addiiion t'A Slreft); thence along
the East side of A Street lo tlie South
lino of 1-: I mi Street: llience continuing
Northerly direetlon along tin
j Fust side of A Street frotti Elm Street
lo Maple Strecl: Iheneo Easterly on
'the North line ot Iho Culver Orchard
j Tract to tlie Not t heist Corner of the
same: thence Soatherlv to a poTut 2"0
feet South of the Southwest corner of
j Reynold.;' properly; thence l-:at"rly
jut right-angles to center of Hear
iCreek: thence Northerly, following
ithe center of the main channel, of
jHear Creek to the intersection of the
(West boundary line of tho Culver
! Donation Lantl Claim No. forty-two
(12); thence Soiitherlv along the
I Haiti boundary line, to the North lino
'of Edwards Hlock; thence Westerly to
i Main Street; thence Southerly along
tlie t-.nsT sole ot .Main Mieer to toe
i inter -eelion of the West, boundarv
line of Saitl Culver Donation Lund
; Claim No. forty-two (421: thence
Southorlv along said lint: to a point
'North of the phoenix t'bnrch (about
'Church Sfrettl; tb'-oce Westerly to
the Northeast comer of tlie Phoenix
Cemetery: thente Southerly to the
Southeast corner thereof; Ihenee
Westerly along the South side of the
'.Phoenix Cemetery to the Soulhweat
corner thereor; thence continuing
Westerly on tlie Nor!h boundarv Hue
of Railroad Addition; thence Wcster-
ly alnni! said line to the West boun
dary line of tliu O. & C. Railroad
liiibt-of-way; thence Southerly along
tlie West Una of said rlr.ht-f-way to
the Intersection of the West boundary
line of said Donation Land Claim No.
forty - two (42); thence Southerly
silunte in Township thlriy-elght (3S)
South. Range one (1) West of Wil
lamette Meridian, Jackson County,
Oregon.
And we hereby state that It la the
purpose of the undersigned petition
ers to organize on Irrigation District
comprising tlie territory above bound
ed and described under tho provisions
of said net,
Accompanvlng litis petition Is a
good and sufficient bond In tho Bum
of :ao.o which is double the
amount of the probable cost of organ
izing such district, conditioned that
tho bondsmen will pay all of tho said
costs In case said organization bo not
effected. 1
And your petitioners hereby prnv
that Said County Court approve said
bond and that said Irrigation District
be organized under and pursuant to
the provisions of said act.
Dillon R. Hill, Tom Hushong, A. 0.
Dennett, C. W. Abercroiublc, F. W.
Thome. F.tla Stevenson, J. C, Rrown.
Kdgnr S. llufer, C. C. Heard. J. C.
Doberneck. F. II. Janney, J. K. Snalz.
F. II. French, W. K. Olasgow, F. L.
Mluear, II. C. Oarnett, W. C. Ilaynes,
C. F. Cates, .las. Campbell, C. A.
Myers, J. K. Woodruff, O. C. Stan
wood, A. llowinaii, Lincoln Cray, Ida
It. McKay. Wilson Ciilzer. W. V. Ilar
nuin, Mrs. Catherine Van Dyke, M.
K. Sheets, W. C. (lannaway, (ieo. 1).
Sallziuan. F. F. Furry, K. (1. Coleman,
Ceo. L. Yost, II. il. Mover, John M.
Mast. W. il. Hair. It. F. Van Dyke,
F. It. Roberts. Karl Meier, 11. J. Hol
nier, lllllcrest Orchard Co., by Regi
nald II. Parsons. R. W. Clancy, Win.
Fridegar, T. M. Swoin, II. C. Caruett,
K. N. Campbell, Paul M. .lanney, II.
It. Janes, W. C. Janes, P. .McCalltlin,
J. Wels. T. J. Williamson, F. W.
Stroud, Chas. Million, W. M. Howard,
K. F. Morrison, w. (I. Kaips, I). Ray
mond, F. FiJey, fjeorge It. Carpen
ler, II. W. liinghain, C. M. Thomas,
Wallace W'obds; F. K. Deuel. A. W.
Stone. ('. M. Speck, A. II. Miller. I.
A. Finley, Win. Iludge, .1. A. Wesler-
lund. 1). I). Huff, Potter & Could, by
Could, Palmer Investment Co., by
Win. A. Kuiiiner. J. T. Kuiilvan. Mrs.
10. Wilcox. Anna Lane, Wcndolin
Meyer. J. F. Judy, F. N. Judy, Rogue
River Valley Canal Co.. by F. .U.
Rrown. Mgr. R. P. Cow-gill, W. M.
Van Scoyoc. I. W. Thomas, R. V.
Cruni, T. M. Ueede, Coo. l Peck.
Adam Kmlg. c. J. Olson, .). K. weain
erby. 11. W. Koepsell. James Butler.
P. F. Wvnkoop. M. I. Mlnenr, Mrs,
A. C!. Powell, Isnbol A. Crlerson,
Melvin Stevens, O. M. Clark. Leila
Codlovo, .1. U. Median. F. F. Martin,
W. A. Folger, P. J. Neff, D. W. Luke,
Frank P. Dutton, H. D. Sehulor,
(ieorge Wolff. J. T. Little, W. S.
Hammond, (ico. F. Sprague, (ieo. II.
Young, A. Truorte.il, C.etT. N. Fish, A
J. Diuilap, T. C. Law, C. Reinklug.
R. Manning, R. U Wilson, .1. A.
Perry, Chris, fioltlinb, F. S. Carpen
ter. May K. Miller, Ceorge Rebec,
George 13. Dean, Florence H. (iofl'e.
TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY
CONCFRN:
Notice is hereby given that tho
foregoing petition for tho organiza
tion of nil irrigation district will be
presented to t lie County Court of
Jnckson County, Oregon, at n reg
ular term of said court to lie held on
tho first day of November,. 19 I C, at
tho hour of 10 o'clock a. m.
Dillon R. Hill, Tent Iiushong, A. O.
Dennett, C W. Abeicromblo, F. W.
Thome, Ftta Stevenson, J. ('. Hrown.
Fdgar S. Hater,' 0. 0. Heard, .1. C.
Doberneck, F. II. Janney, J. F. Spatz,
F. It. French, W. F. Olnsgow, F. L.
Mincnr, II. C. (inrnoit, W. ('. Ilaynes,
C. E. Cntcs, .las. Campbell. C. A.
Myers, J. F. Woodruff, (). C. Stan
wood, A. Rowmun. Lincoln Cray, Ida
H. McKay, Wilson Critzcr, W. V. I'.nr
num, Mrs. Catherine Van Dyke, -M.
F. Sheets, W. C. (iaiinaway, Ceo. D.
Saltzman, F. F. Furry, F. 11. Coleman,
(ieo. L. Yost, II. 11. Hover, John M.
Mast. W. II. Ilarr, II. F. Van Dyke,
I'". It. Roberts, Karl Meier, II. J. Ilol
mer, Ilillerest Orchard Co., by Regi
nald II. Parsons. It, W. Clancy, Win.
Fridegar, T. M. Sweat, II. C. (laniett,
F. N. Campbell, Paul M. Janney, II.
H. Janes, W. C. Junes, P. MoCnlluiu.
J. Weis, T. J. Williamson, F. W.
Stroud, Chas. Mnben, W. M. Howard.
E. F. Morrison. W. (i. Knlps, D. Ray
mond. F. Finley, doorge 11. Carpen
ter, II. W. lilngliaiu, C. M. Thomas,
Wallace Woods, F. K. Deuel, A. W.
Slone, C. M. Speck. A. II. Miller, I.
A. Finlcv. Win. Iludge, .1. A. Wester
lund, 1). D. Duff, Poller A Could, by
Could, Palmer investment Co., by
Win. A. Sumner, J. T. Sullivan, Mrs.
F. Wilcox. Anna Lams Wondolin
Moyr, J. F. Judy, F. ,. Judy, Rogue
lllver Valley Canal Co., by K. M.
Hrown. Mgr. R. I'. Cowgill. W. M.
I Van Scoyoc. I. W. 1 nomas. It. V.
Crum. T. . R.etle, Ceo. i Peck.
P. E. W'ynkoop, M. I. Miiear. Mrs.
A. (!. Powell. Isabel A. Crlerson,
Melvin Sievens, C. M. Chirk. Leila
Codlovo. .1. II. Meehan. F. l'l. Martin,
W. A. Folger, P. .1. Nell', H. W. Luke,
Frank P. Dill I oil. II. II. Schiller,
i (Ieorge Woltr, J. T. Lltlle, W. S.
Hammond, (ieo. F. Sprague, Ceo. II.
I Young, A. Tril-I'dl, Ceo. N. Fish, A.
.1. Dunlap, T. C. '.aw, C. Relnlling.
jit Manning. I!. L. Wilson. .1. A
ll'errv. Chris. Colllb b, F. S. Cartien
Iter. Mav K. Miller, Ceorce Rebec,
Ceorge II. Dean, I'lorent e II. Coffe
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
I'Oll lti;PRi:SFTATIVI
MARIAN li. TO U' NIC
Democratic nominee for
Representative.
(Paid Atlv).
l'Olt ASSESSOR
Clint Gallatin, of Jletllord. Demo
cratic nominee. Three year's field
experience.
(Paid Adv).
SCHOOL SI PFRI.NTFMIFNT.
Anna M. Jeffrey of Medford, Inde
pendent nominee. Your support will
bo greatly upprei iab d.
(Paid Adv).
FOIl HUNT MISCIilXANEOL'S
FOlt WONT DeVoe'i two stor
rooms, at 418 W. .Main street. Fine
location for milliner.
FOlt
RPfrr normcKEKi'i.vc,
ROOMS
FOR KKXT Suite of four com
fortably housekeeping rooms, bath,
gas, light. Call at SO!) Newtown
street.
FOlt SAI.K KKAli FSTATK
FOR SALE- Ranch of 40 acres, 30
acres under irrigation In meadow.
Ilalance wheat and corn lnnd, fair
buildings. Darns full of hay and
fodder. 150 bushels of grain, 20
head of cattle, Jt horses, 8 or 10
hogs. DO hens. All mnchlnerv and
tools. Price $1.01)0, J2.300 cash,
balance time. Art Colby, Lake
Creek, Ore. 191
FOR SALF Cheap. Six-room mod
em Hiiburbun bungalow with one
ncre of ground, good well, gravity
water system in honso. nice garden
patch, chicken house. Ten minutes
from center of town on the car
line. Jackson County Abstract Co.
190
FOR RKN1 MOCBK9
FOlt RUNT 3-room house on east
side: 4-room houso on west side.
W. II. Fverbard.
FOR RENT Four room modern
houso with combination gas and
wood range. 012 S. Newtown.
rOK NAT. It KtrKHTnUTH
FOR SAI.F
lambs. 1).
ltd.
-S5 fine reeder weal he
Koscnhurg, Holland llo-
102
FOlt SALF One Jersey cow and
heifer; one black horse and one bay
horse; one set surry harness, one
single buggy harness, ono hack
one wagon. Itox 9, It. It. No. 1
Orchard Home, (Ieo. Wolrr. 1!C
FOR SALF (lood orchard team, har
ness, Moline wagon, culivator, new
Heer harrow. 1) 33-A, Route 2 Med
lord. 1112
FOR SALF 'I
Jersey bull,
laud.
Wo fresh rows-. Also a
Ralph Hillings. Ash
1 !)4'
FOR SALF vveanel pigs,
is 7-It , evenings.
Phono
193
FOR SALF Work mare, weight
about 1 200. A bargain at $00
000. Phono G9G-I1. 190
FOR SALE Cheap. Team horses.
wight, about 2100 pounds. Dr.
Henry Hurt. Tel. 14-F-15. 'A
FOlt SALF G Jersey cows and
heifers. Mostly fresh or will be
soon. Registered Jersey bull. Ap
ply N. D. llrophy, 2 V4 iniloB south
west ot Talent. 195
FOR 8ALK SltHC-MjIiATHKOin
FOR SALE Mr. Car owner wo hnvo
whnt you- have been looking tor
Liuitoro! renews and preserves tho
factory Mulsh; on acid, no wax
not afrected by water or mud. One
application lasts tor months. Sat
isfaction or money hack. Seo ChitH.
E. Lang, Heriuii'd Motor Co.
FOR SALF Coin.
I'hono
07-11
IliO
FOR SALE Runber tired buggy
nearly new, 5'Itt: good oue-horso
wagon, ?25; al'c.'ta hay, $S in
ham. Frazeo place two and ope-
quut'tcr miies north or Jacksonville,
A. P. Conger Mouford Routo 2 194
FOR SALF One high-grade single
buggy, $30; ono single harness, tS
rainier Piano Place.
FOR SALE Careaux pigeons. Call
phone 730-R. Ned French. 191
FOR SALE Ciuilbtc touring car, In
goo.d median. i.al co-iilitlon. A bar
gain lor cu.ni. Pacific Hlghwa
Carpgo. 104
FOR RALE Moline wagon, sizo 3Vi
Indies, used one Benson. Call at
20G W. Main street. Phono Klil-I
This is a bargain.
FOR SALF Fresh
K.09-K.
citler.
Phono
191
IIFI.P WANTFIl l'FMAIiK
WANTFD Woman for general house
work; two in family. 015 W. 13th
street. Phono 420-L. U1
WANT I'.T) SIT Cl ATI O M 8
WANTKI)-- Day or contract work for
man Willi team. Phono 473-Y. 191
WANTED Set of hooka to keep ev
enings. Address A. I. 1J., care
Mall Tribune.. 193
WANTED MISCI.I.LANFOrS
WANTFD .Second-hand bicvele
Must lie bargain. Call 4XS-W. 191
WANTED Work horse, harness so,
3-day calves, pigs, slump puller
food cutter. E. 10. Foss, Talent
Ore. Phone 372-11-1, Asil
laud. 19
WANTED Tt
.1. Ketiuey.
am lo use for feed. ('
19
WANTED Seeing by tiny, by firsl
class dressmaker. Pliollu 2SS-.I. HI
W ANTED- Varnum cleaning. Larg
est anil most ofi'reion;. machine in
the city. Henry Currier, Phone
S20-X. 201
WANTFIl - To tin v gootl mill;
Ad. In mi liox I, .Mull Tribune.
cow.
l'JII
WANTED- Remember your poultry
ami eggs will bring you more
money at Warner, Wortman anil
Goro's. Ono prlco for buiiH, re
gartHcrs of size.
LOST;
LOST LOST Saturday forenoon,
p-.'irl I-atis on cold wire. Finder
return lo Mrs. F. E. Hlgelow, lie
ward. 19 1
LOST -Spotted gray sealKltin start'
between city reji.-i'voir a ml Portland
avo. I'iutler call x7-R. iteniiid.
191
F 1 ' R NIK 1 1 F I A PA UTM KNTS
Oil IIUNT-
-Em-lushed apartment,
heat. - The Herben.
1 lot water.
FOlt KKXT
4-rooni furnished Hat,
730 West 11th street.
with piano.
TAKES VI'
TAKEN CP Cray maro. branded 3
S on left shoulder. D. O. Fred
erick, Itoss Lane, Medford. 191
MONEY TO MIA
:,OANS Dennott Investment
Com-
pany.
nrsiXESs itmECTORY
Auto Nuppnes
AHER AUTO BPRJNQ CO. W
are operating the largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific north weHt. Use our Bprlnst
when others fall. 8old nnder guar
antee. 26 North Fifteenth 8t,
Portland. Ota.
Attorney!
CFOROR A. CODDING Lawyer.
Room 412 Garnctt-Carey Uldg.,
Medford, Ore. I'hono 221.
GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney ant
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jnckson Coun
ty Rank Building, entranoe N.
Central, Medford, Ore.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law,
rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. RKAMES,
LAWYER Uaraatt.
Corey bidg.
(1. M. ROBERTS I.awyfjr.
Medford National Bank UnllfllB.
Consulting Engineer.
. D. CRONFMILI.RR Consulting
nlectricnl engineer, hydro-eloctrlo
developments, Industrial power,
utility valuation. .Medford and Gold
Hill. Ore.
Collection.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected some accounts 14 yean
old. We know how to get the
money. The Builoctr Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, S, I, Hao
kins' Btdg., 216 10. Main at
Dentist
Dr. W. M. VAN BCOYOC
DR. C. O. VAN BCOTOO
Dentlsta
Garnett-Corey Kldg., nit
Mdforo, Oro. Phone 861.
Oollectlctis and HeporU
111
Engineer and Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINOS Engineer ant
contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldl.
Surveys,, estimates, Irrigation
drainage, orchard and land im
provement. Gubait
GARBAGE Get yonr pramhrat
cleaned up for the aummer. Call
on the city garbage wagonn tor
good service. Pbon 174-U T
Y. Allen.
Honso Movers
MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS W
Move Houses, Barns, Garages, Ma
chinery, Etc. .Phone 488-M, or
4K8-X. 612 S. Nowtown, 811 Da
kota. . - r-usa
Instruction In Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ol
piano and harmony. Hnlgbt Mitslo
Studio, 401 Cnrnott-Corey Bid.,
Phono 72.
Insurance.
KARL B. TUMY General Insurano
office, Flro, Automobile, Accident.
. Liability, Plate Glass, Contract,
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com.
panles, good local service. No,
310 Garnott-Cnroy Bidg.
Physicians and targeona
DlT"w. W." POvTliIJst"opaTwi
physician, 303 Garnett-Corey
building. Phone 110.
DR. J. J. EMMFi-Physlulaa an
surgeon. Practice limited to eye.
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and ghiBBSS sup
plied. Ocullut and Aurlst for 8. V,
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
bidg.. opposite P. O. Phone 667.
Public Htcnohraplier,
ruill, 1(1 STENOGRAPH Fit Mar.
garet A. Dally, Hotel Holland.
Phone 710.
Printers ana" rublisnen
'dTajKoni)' p Tun tin (775bC tsttw
heat equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book binding,
iooso.leaf ledgora, billing .'YBtems.
etc. Portland prices. 27 Nortk
Fir St.
Transfers
(CADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO.
orflcn 4 2 North Front at Phons
916. prices Hint. Service guar
titled
WHY?
NOW TI.MK TO TK.VDB.
I have a KJO-acra stock ranch;
good location; 100 acres In grain,
some alfalfa. This place recently
sold for 212,000; no Incumbrance.
Will trade for good orchard, prefer
pears, or would take city property.
Would trade even or assume some In
cumbranco on orchard proposition.
J. C. BARNES
tm Went Main StfM.